davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
IN THESPORTING WORLD
New Castles Team Batted
Out a Victory.
DEFEATED SMYRNA WITH BAsE

leach Was wild aud the Fielding was
Yellow. But the O. A. O. Men Batted
with Might and main-To Play Rock
ford Next ssturday-AmoDg the League
Play ers.
Smyrna vas easy for Columbia A. @
yesterday. ANY old hit" seemed to do
the New Castle batsmen every time they
came 20 bat, iust so IL was base hit
Bat Smyrna took her defeat hard She
had put corking good team In the field
ard when the game seemed getting away
from her. began kicking at the umpire
Columbia A Q came to bat At A. 10:
Madden starting by fouling out, Bradley
following by striking out. But Hayes
did differently. He put the ball over
right Geld fence for home run Fisher
struck out One run For Smyrna,
Hess singled aud went to second on a
passed ball. he scored on McConnell's
/ single and Fishers error. Mcdonnell
scored on q wild pitch. McKenzl
and Cammins were easy outs. Two
runs
To opln the second, Heck hit for two
bases but was out trying to steal third
after two were out For Smyrna. Calhoun
banged out home run over into Pyle's
lawn and ran ali tho way around home
o Hara few but Watterson singled and
went all the way around on slow battery
work Two more runs.
For Columbia, Madden singled with
two men out aud Bradley followed suit
Then Hayes came 10 bat and tripled into
deep left, cleaning the bases Fisher
walked to first and stole second. Then
Hack came to bat and banged out a two
baee HIT cleaning the bases again. Four
raus.
Madden's error allowed to reach first,
but he wag out stealing second. Me-
kenzie and Cummlns singled, but the
next two men we're easy outs. For
Columbia, Montgomery hit past short
and stole second Leach crack ed out a
two Dagger four feet inside OF the left
field line aud scored Montgomery. The
kisk over this decision Of the umpire
lasted fifteen minutes and resulted Ia
Hogue being called out Of the stand to
umpire. Then Bradley and Hayes banged
ou5 the hall and four runs were soon
tailed
On Hicks error Watterson reached
second and scored on Lassell's hit. Las
sell WAS advanced by 6ess's sacrifice to
Hayes, but was out at the plate trying
TO score on McConnells grounder Three
men we're left on bases by sharp fielding
Que run. For Columbia, Morelock
singled and went to third on centres
error He scored on Maguire's tumble
Of McCaughans high fg McCaughsn
scored on Lassell's wild return Of Leach's
sacrifice fly. Two more runs.
Smyrna's FIRST batter then was Calhoun,
who singled 20 centre. but Hayes retired
him on quick double play with
o Hars's grounder. WGtterson's hot
grounder was nicely handled by Bradley.
For Columbia, Bradley first man up,
slugged It out for two bases, and Fisher
reached hrst Oh Celhoun's error but was
out because he allowed Hecks grounder
70 bit him. On Morslock' 3 two Dagger
Bradley scored and Heck took third but
Montgomery struck cut
Leach then settled down and retired
Smyrna ia one, two, three order For
Columbia, Leach doubled into right field
but the next two batsmen were easy
outs Smyrna's side was retired in order
and it was dark. Twelve to Eve.
The score in full:
Evening journal., 1895-09-14

Shoes are made with extremely long
pointed toes the lines OF their sides
being marvels Of calculation that result
In comfor table ft, though the appear
ance Of shoe extremely narrow and
tspering to point right in frQpt makes
that seem impossible II a person has any
toes, saws an up-to- date dealer. Laced
street shoes srs at least three inches
higher than the cut last. year. tho shoe
for usual wear really approximatiug the
height OF the wheel or pedestrian shoe.
1t has been found that the high cut lace
shoe is not only very comforts bic but
very becoming to the foot, and no better
reasons could be urged for the more
general adoption Of such a model.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
Tho Ambassador to Lay Memorial
Stone.

LONDON, Sept. IA Thomas F. Bay
ard, the American ambassador has
consented TO lay one OF the memorial
stones OF the new Congregational
Church at Gainsborough, to be known
as the John Robinson Memorial Church
John Robinson was pastor of the early
lnde pendent Church in the village OF
Scroeby, from which came many of the
Pilgrim fathers. A party OF Americans
sre expected to attend the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14

JESTER-CLAYTON.- On August p. in
Harrison Street NJ. E. Church, Manlove II.
jester to Flora Clayton, by Rev. n. Bnrgetle
short.
LEE-VINCENT.-A No. go West THIRD
street. Frans G. Lee and lola Vincent, By
Rev. L. b. Short.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
Smyrna
SCORE BY INE1Nes.

Columbia A. C............1 4421 Oh
SMYRNA. ...............2 . Ol0 o o. o
Earned runs Columbia A. c. 6; Smyrna /.
Two-base hits, Bradley ?. Heck 2. Morelock,
Leach ., three base hits Hayes; homo runs,
Hayes. Calhoun; sacrifice hits, FISHER. Leach,
Hess 2-Stnlen bases. Fisher, Montgomery.
Mcguire. Waterson 2. Left on bases, Q. A. q.
Smyrna g. Double plays Hayes to Nc
Caughan. Strike outs By L-ach 4. by Hess 81:
bas on balls by Leach I, by Hess !. Passed
balls Heck i missed third strike Heck l. Wild
pitches Leach 2 Wild throws. iLassell, Heck
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
The Danee Dow Al Elklon.

Miss Minnie Carpenter, Miss Louise
Elliott, Harry p. Hopes and Josiah
Marvel were among those who par
tlcipated in the annual fair dance at
ElSton last evening 1t was held In
Odd Fellows Hall. Oglesby's Orchestra
furnishing the music. About fifty couples
were on the floor.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Horace B. Harrison, the Singer,
to Begin a Stage Career,
HONOR FOR MRS. J. FRANK BALL

She Has Been Iovited to Lecture on
"CompulsOrT Education" By tho
Women Board OF Managers at the At
Ianta ExpOsition-YOung Wilmington
People who Danced at the Annual Fair
Hop at Elkton.
Al communications intended fer insertion
a this column shoulu be addressed to SccistH
hditor. care Of the hVHHIno JCdaHAL. Com.
ias paper onlF
Evening journal., 1895-09-14

be the last game of the season at Dover
and both clubs will play their hardes'
McLarned and Law will be the battery
for Roxborough. while Radelif and
zsarfoss will probably be in the points
for Dover,
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
weather Prospect.


Roxborough After Dover's Scalp.
The Roxborough Baseball Club. OF
Philadelphia, which has played here
twice this season, defeating the Rock
ford club, went to Dover to day on the
IL 03 train to cross bats with the strong
state capital nine this afternoon. 1t will
Evening journal., 1895-09-14

Notes OF the Local Diamond.
One of the greatest games Of the season
will be Rockford and Columbis Athletic
Club at Union street grounds next Sat-
urday.
The only way the Columbia A. c.
Smyrna game got q start yesterday was
by leaving the.selection of en- umpire to
disinterested newspaper man. A. o
q Glier selected Collins, but Smyrna
afterward put him out.
Dover is slated to play its last game to
day. "Billy" Higgins, the only viii
miDgton player on che team, may resume
bis ole position as second baseman for
Columbia Athletic Club
Smyrna's players remained In vii
mington all night at the Merritt House.
IL is reported that they have a bird
battery for to-day's game.
Hogue has been selected 70 umpire the
C. A. @ Rockford game hire next Satur-
day. Both sides have sgreed that hs
knows his business and will abide BY
his decisions.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
OUR ROCKING CHAIR SALE

OF last week decided Ten patterns of Reed
Rockers should been in this sale but late
and will be for sale this week SLIP to $3.50 each.
proper price $2.25 to So
75c.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
wearing winter Overooats.

j. Jackson Pierce and John II. G
Rodney, who are 10 South Dakota on a
cunning trip, report that It is so cold out
there that they ara wearing their Winter
overcoats. Game is plentiful and they
are having fne sport.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14

Baltimore, s; Boston, 3.
Baltimore, IL; Boston, 10.
Philadelphia. IS; New York, 9.
Washington, 4 Brooklyn. 3.
Washington, s; Brooklyn, 3.
Pittsburg. 4 Cincinnati, 3.
Cleveland, Is; st. Louis, z.
Chicago, 10; Louisville, 4.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14

delight to the eye All rooms in themselves are pretty
much the They made pretty and attractive the
opposite by the furniture which is placed in them We
showing artistic and ervceabe furniture for any and all
and in and price well be found usual
In fact we're old tricks again. cutting prices and max
ing business hum
Evening journal., 1895-09-14

To-day's Schedule.

To-day's Schedule.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Louisville at Chicago
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Sunday Games.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Louisville ut Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
The Honor q peservsd ono.

One of the nest earnest advocates OF
compulsory education in this state Is
Mrs, j Frank Ball, Of this city. and on
several occasions she has read pap ers on
this subject which have attracted con-
siderable attention on account OF their
ability and thorough research
The board of woman managers ofthe
Atlanta Exposition, recognizing Mrs
Ball rs the leading exponent Of this
subject, has selected her to deliver a
lecture before the Woman's Congress
which meets in Atlanta, Ga late in
October.
The call, coming as 1t does, unsolicited,
is deserved honor to Mrs Bsll and
equally an honor to the city Of Whining
ton and the State Of Delaware, an honor
in which every citizen shares.
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
Another wllmInrtonlan Honored.

Horace B. Harrison, the baritone
singer of this city, has engaged with
the new "Trip to tho Rockies" company,
which has been playing a successful
engagement in Philadelphia. Mr. Har
rison will be the understudy for Hubert
Wilke, who takes the part OF the
principal character in the opera, and
who is one Of the best operate baritones
on the American stage to DAY. Mr.
Harrison will 60 to Philadelphia TO
morrow TO join the company, which
will begin weeks engagement
at Baltimore on Monday, thence
going to Chicago he underwent rigid
examination before a number of musical
people 10 Philadelphia last week, and was
selected from long list Of applicants for
the position.
Mr.. Harrison is 2 good looking young
fellow, with fine figure, and about rs
years cd He has been prominent 10
musical circles here for several years.
being a member Of Trinity choi., and
is deservedly popular with a large
circle of friends. His voice is q pnre
baritone, of wonderful strength and
sweetness and a successful career has
been predicted for him
Evening journal., 1895-09-14
RGE SIZF
MORRIS RECLINING CHAIRS,

Antique oak with polish finish close cane and back Sc
with loose cushions of good corduroy 10, Of
the many good things on hand now.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
Pokraka.

Pismo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
satyryczno-polityczne z rycinam1.
PoKRAKA wychodzi cd roku 1888
W Poznaniu. Abonamet kwartalny
wynosi l dol, zas rocznie 3 dol.
Kto ale PoKRAKe zapisze W Redak-
cyach pism polsklch wychodzacych
W Ameryce, p}aci tylko 2 dol. so ct.
Rodacy W Ameryce abonujcie
PoKRAKe DO dziewiec miesiecy ME
m6g4 wychodzic gdyz djabe} ME
chcia1 da6 cyrografdw ale teraz
PoKRAKA wychodzi cd trzech ty-
godni jak dawniej.
Apres do ,,Pokraki" taxi:
Ja$9ie O%swiecony Ksiaze,
,,PokraKa", w}asciciel ziemi cd
moza domorza wPoznaniu. Europa).
P. S. Kto ,,Pokrake" zaabonuje
Cd mas wprost "a 8 dol, to dosta
ME obraz Kosciuszki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

Coldwater Marcln linda 200
Bremond Felix's Go}asinski 200
Ledoux P1otr KoYalczyk 2'5O
Wlnona, Anna Milanowska LOO
Bay City W. Dardas LOO
Stevenspoint Wlel. x. Zeilln-
ski 200
M1kofaj Osowski 200
Antoni Pepllnski $50
Ina hrata w Enronie.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

Byli u mas ludzie,
kt6rzy ehcieli kupiG
,,Kalendarz Maryai-
ski "a Is cent0w".
Powiedz1eliSmy i'm,
]ak sic rzecz ma pc
prawdzie re sprzeda-
za k%alendarza. NIGGA
go dostac "a Is CEN
tow tYlko abonenci
,,Wlarusa"
inni zaS musza zap4a-
cic pe}na Gene, t. j.
rs cent0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
WynalaZek
mu &VCie.

P. G.. Cal lonette, aptekarz z
Beaversvllle, III. pisze: Nowemu wyna-
lazkowi ORA Kinga zawdzieczam zycie.
Chorowa}em ma grype i radzi}en- sig
wszystkich dokto16w ma mile W oko4o,
lecz bezskutecznie Dektorzy zwatpili
~powiedzleli mi, re ME moge zye- Majac
jednak DR.. Kings New Discovery "
mojej apiece pos{a}em pc butelk2 i
zacza}em uzywa6. zaraz pc %pierwszej
dozie zrobilo mi sig lepiei. a 20 uzyclu
trzech butelek wyzdrowialem. Bede to
lekarstwo zawsze trzymat " apiece "
domu. Poslijcie 20 pr6bke darmo do
Eagle Pharmacy Of milwaukee, e,
Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
POm0ze / wan.

P. Fred Miller z Irving, Ill.,,
plsze, re cjerpial na boil merck
przez dfugje lata, W p~o}aczeniu z
b6lem krzyza i pecherza. Pr6bowa1
DUO tax nazwanYch lekarstw IA
nerk1, ale mic ME pomog1o. Pred
rokiem jednak zacz9t uzywac
Electric Bitters i zaczaf sic czud
lepiej natychmiast. Electric Bitters
leczy %skutecznie Dol merck
watroby, i prawle zawsze dzla1a
natychmlast. Sprobujcie rae, a
przekonacie sic. Cena tylko SO
cent. "a butelke we wszystklch ap.
tekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

BEZPEATNA KSIAZKA LIE.
KARSKA ga stronlc) ola mez-
czYzn kobiet, dotknietych zarazll-
va choroba. pochodzaca z rozpu-
stnego zycia ftp. ftp.
Pes4ac diva Gently W znaczkach
pocztowych ma op}acen1e poczty do
s4awnych lekarzy specyalistow pod
adresem: Dr. & Co.,
Cor. 4 and Nebraska Streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

THE PILGRIM numer
Swlatecznyl. Dzie}ko, zawie
rajace pe}no pieknych obraz.
kow, pomiedzy atworaml
najslawniejszych literat6w
poet6w. Pose}a sic op}acona
poczta W dom kazdemu "a
przes{aniem 8 cent6w w
znaczkach pocztowych. Zg}osic
sic pc tego amervkanskiego
Plelgrzyma do Geo. H.
Heatford, AIS Old Colony
building, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
HE RIJAJefE
Gabinetu f~OtOgrafcznegO
pod frma;
A. J.. Monroe, Calbraith & Hess
III w. 3rd Str.
WINONA, MINI.

Dostaniecie "a $1.75 tuzin
fortografj gab1netowych: !.
Tania ia cena potrwa tylko
kilka dni, poczem zn6w bedzie po-
wiekszona.
Artysci recza "a dobre wyko-
mamie fortografj, chocby nawet
niebo ME by4o ~pochmurne.
CODZIENNIE, " dz1en1 w,e-
czorem, smaczny lunch i na]lepsze
oiwo u BrQci Griesel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
HUklena maSc ATAI
kOWa.

Najlepsza ma5t ma swlec1e ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, p%rzetarcia
%uderzenia, p~oparzenia; wrzodY.
popekane reese, odc1ski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzutY ma c1ele. Jezeli zupef.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwrocone. Cena: IS centow pudef
ko. Mona dostaG We wszystk,ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

PIERWSZY zecer naszej
drukarni, r. Miko}aj Cieslik,
wyjechal W sobote z mstka
swoja do Ardoch, W po}nocnej
Dakocie, odebra "szy ztamtad
telegram, be siestra jego,
zame2naa Gierszewska, smier-
telnie ehora.
WINONSKA
PLECIANEK. Winona
Wi}lowware Go. - zbankruto-
vale. Dlugi jej wynosza oko}o
"a tysiecy = majatek oszaco-
wAny ma 38 tysiecy.
POKSKI HANDEL obuwia
i towarow yardowYch W 4tej
wardzie - Franciszek Lipinski
i F. L. Cierzan - PREY 5tej
ullcy - zaopatrzony teraz, W
czasie gwiazdko.wYm, W jsk-
na]lepszy towar. Ceny, jake
ia gwiazdke, zni3one. -
Lepiej Rodakow, ntz obcych
p%opleraG!
W PUBL
|CZNYCR rozpoczna sic waka-
eye swiateczne q kohcem
bietacego tygodnia.
DYREKTORZY publ,csnej
miejskiej czytelni podwy2ssyli
pensya dyrektorce tego IA
k}adu, pannie Jennie Clark,
IA $50 miesiecznie, biblioteka
rzowi zas panu Black ma $40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
NAJGORETSZEM

NAJGORETSZEM zycze-
MEM naszego komiszarza po
wiatowego p. Jana Bambenka
zawsze by1o, ably tyle miec
syn6w, lie corek. Ale kiedy "
niedziele znowu jego f.milia
sic powiekszyfa, 6glarz bocian
i ia raza popsul mu rachunek.
PrzybY}a Plata c6reczka!
Trzeba teras jeszcze dwoch
syn6w, by dorownali liczbie
corek 49,. z familia i kfopoty
rachunkowe sic powiekszytY.
EXKURsYE SW1ATECz
NE koleja North Western W
dniach "a, Is / 81 Grudnia
1895 r. oraz " dniu l Siycz.
1895 r. Ceny znizone.. T5kiety
dobre do powrotu, a& do Ego
Stycznia, w}aczale.
FARMERZY .kupuJcie vase
whisky uBraci Griesel. Kupu]emy
bardzo tanio W ~znaczne] ,losci ]
mozemy wan sprzedawac .tanlej
lax mni. Przyjdzcie i przekonajcie
sic.
KTO SPOzYJE ob ad IA
kolei Chicago, Milwaukee 4
ST. Paul, dostanie Cd ul3e}
podpisanego, jezeli sic do
uiego zgloxi, dofaczajac 2 Gently
ma porto, zagadkowa pamiatke
podro2y. Geo 81. Hefford, Gen.
Pass. Agent, Old Colony
Building Chicago. III.
ODTAD DO WIOSNY be W
modzie z,mowe okrYcla. Ale i baz
tyoh moana sic oby6, podrdAujac "
ogrzewanych para karach kole,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Co do rozma,tYch wygdd, CO do
szybkosci | bezpieczenstwa, ME
mole zadna lima llnia koukurowaG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
Ceny targowe


PSF en- ca-NI. l wiosenna 50
5O ecu
= W i e s. 15e
korr 2uc
Jecz m1en Mrs. 2ec
Jaia Zoe
NJ 3 "a: Wlnona Patent $3.50
Stra,gh, So 60 Nr. i Bakers $3.50
Pasza zkornu- $500 "a
beczke
0 tre y: bran $40 N
shots sl2. 90, middlings sl2.A
ground Feed S13
ST a DIX e. 500 do 200
Tymotka 500 do 5000
Koniczyna 81 90. buszeI
Tymotka 100 buszei
Nj 90 lie
Kury wypraw> c., kurczeta lec
NJ leso zywe:
wieprzowina $500 wolowina ss.5C
c,e|ecina funt 5 G
MasiG ies
KartOtle IoC sDuszeI
CHICAGO
Ps=enica so
O,ciss. l9c.
horn.-26
MILNAUkEE
Pszeaiea- 81
Kern-No3. 26
OWES - No. q 10
MINNEAPOLIS
PsEenica = So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19


ga brata W Europie.)
Michigan G. Wiel. x. E. J,Wro
bel 800
Manistee J6z. Grzechowlak 40
Elmhurst, Wiel. x. Zy1}a 200
Poland Jan Kowalsk] 200
Falrmont W1el. x. Cleszynski 200
Dodge Andrea koslnski LOO
Falrchild Anton Zimmermann2. so
Winona Wincenty Pepllnskl 100
Jan Plinskl' 200
FIR. Pilnski 100
Amherst J. Wiel. x. N. Kola-
sinski 200
Baltimore J6z. Chmlelewski I2.O0
Rhinlander Anton1 Gnat 200
Menominee L. Czarnecki 200
Joz. Kubja< 100
Jan Rolkowskl lao
Wilkesbarre Dominik WasiK 100
Veseleyvllle, Wlel. X. Augu-
stynsk1 2.25
Tkorson, A. Watkowskl 100
Appleton, Pawe} Fajtek 100
Bay City A. Rutkowski LOO
Warszawa Joz. Mllskl >l.50
MahoneyC. Wiel. X. Januszkie-
wicz LOO
Lekoy Andrzej stachowlcz 2.00
Bremond, Wawrzyniec Pisarz LOO
St.: Paul. jerry Polski 100
Hendricks, M. Domek 100
Wluoua. MARGIN Kukowski 300
Tomasz Podoski 200
Little Falls, Jan Szubert 0.65
Bay City ,Szczepan Szymahskl LOO
Beaverdam Andrzei Arendt 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
mlesIecznle.


pan6w Chuch & Augustin. IS
81 E. 3rd star. Polacy dowoll
NIGGA sic nagadac " swolm
ojczystym iezyku, z naszym
polsklm klerkiem panem Win
centym Cieminskim.
TAME ZLOTE i srebrne
prezenta gwiazdkowe MONA
tersz nabY6 cd z}otnika r.
HARRISON, W srodku miasta,
"A E.. 3rd Str. Zamierza on
tan interes zwina6, vice wszy'
stko wyprzedaje, szczeg6lnie
zegary i zegarki, srebrne i z1ote
naczynia ozdoby. Potem
tylko wyrablac bedzle ! spree
dawaG okulary.
TANIA JAZDAN MA KOLEl
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
ST PAUL - Bedzie MONA
wslasG ma pociag W dnle 20
Stycznia W Minneapolis, St. Paul,
Winona Dubuque W Chicago
81 Stycznia. Pociag badzie
przeznaczony Ola Measy-
kan6w, objezd&ajacych Ame-
ryke. Wzgledem bli&szych
szczego}ow zgtosit sic do byle
agenta tel kolei.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-18
The Railroad Weakens in the
Fight With the Oregon
Steamers.
SEA TICKETS MAY GO LOWER.
Travellers Took Advantage of Cheap
Railroad Rates on the Northern
Line.

The rate war between the Southern
Pacific Company and the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company came to an un-
expected end yesterday when the South
ern Pacific announced it would raise its
rates between this City and Portland.
The railroad rates will be advanced from
$5 second class and $40 first class to 81 so
secona and SIS first class, and the change
is to take place December 90 from Portland
and the following day out of San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Judah of the railroad passenger de-
partment said yesterday that the change
was purely business one and not back
down for his company.
eve have been receiving fully 60 per
cent of the business" he continued, land
expect to demonstrate the fact that an
advance in rates will not divert any travel
from us. We believe that we can do the
same business at advance rates and hold
it. The Southern Pacific carried north
bound. on November 20, 100 passengers; !;
25th, 248; Both, 254; December 4, 304;
10th, 236; 18th, 252; and southbound, No
vember 19, 294; 24th, 40; 29th, 410; De-
cember 4, $685. 9th. 332; 14th, 273. The
steamer figures approximately fell off
from $50 to $50 northbound and from 400
to 2OO coming south.
"At the beginning of the fight we car
ried large number of passengers who
took the trip as an excursion at cheap
rates, but that class OF business is exhaust
ing itself, and now we are confined to legiti-
mate business. We predict that after the
Goth excursion travel will go to pieces"
Agent Connor of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company said he had expected
to see the Southern Pacific grow tired of
hauling its trains over the mountains in
the depth of winter at loss.
He explained that when the Southern
Pacific Company made the rate OF SIS first
class and 81 so second between San Fran
cisco and Portland, his company made
still another cut to So and 81 so. Then the
Southern Pacific dropped to $40 and So,
which did not call out another reduction
by the steamer people.
"The action of the Southern Pacific"
said he, ''proves the justice of the differen-
tial between the two lines which has been
contended for by the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company. Our last cut was
made against the railroad figures of $15
and 81 so. so we have no reason to advance
our rate because of this advance by the
opposition
at is not at all likely that the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company will ad-
vance the rate or change it. If anything
we may go lower before this matter is
ended.'
A letter was received in Mr.. Connors s
office yesterday from railroad man who
had taken in the situation through CONVEX
sation with Southern Pacific employees on
the Oregon and California line. The
Southern Pacific found that travellers were
taking advantage of the exceedingly low
rates to come and go between either San
Francisco or Portland and intermediate
points.
All along the line on December notices
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-18

nently in amateur dramatic circles for
some years, his last appearance having
been in Julius Cesar" presented at the
Baldwin in April last for the benefit of the
Church of the Holy Cross. On that occa
sion he essayed to play Marc Antony, and
it is but Just to say that he did we'll.
Mr.. Keane has natural leaning toward
the Legitimate" Possessed of a fine
physique, an easy stage presence and
voice of much depth and purity, there is
apparently no reason why he should not
become a success. In January next
Frederick Warde, who begins short
season at the Baldwin, will take him into
his company.
at has always been my ambition
some day to take up the legitimate line,
and now that have secured the opportun-
ity | will certainly make the most of it.
Some of my friends were kind enough to
say that | did well as Marc Antony, and
that spurred me on to greater efforts
81 do not see why with plenty OF hard
study and perseverance | cannot gain
high if not the topmost rung on the dra-
matte ladder. certainly shall try for it.
My people object to the stage on the
ground that the associations are bad.
argue that any profession is what we make
it, and with that point in view have no
fear of the future"