davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
9th eroser SGritt portp arts.

Sn Sa9en Der WaHer1trabe fir Sceanz
bampfer, tpel9e BON Gbtcago na9 benz at
lanti19en Ocean fiibren fo4, 1T Elm grDBer
S9rttt bortpdrts get6an bur6 einen bonn
Senator NItipn eingebra6ten 8ef9luB, cine
gpmmtHton ein3ufeben, pel9e gemeinfam
nit elmer canabif6en bic Nusfi6rbarfeit bes
Blanes unter1u9en unb bariiber 8ert9t abz
Itatten fp4.
3par er19eint es faft unmDgGi9, baB bie=
fer GongreB mod s3eit erbdlt, ben 8ef9GuB
CUR Mnnabme gu bringen, aber es 1T f9on
biel bamit getppnnen, baB bic Sadie iiberz
baupt er1t einmal our &enntniB bes Con-
gebra9t 1T, unb DaB Elm 10 einfluB=
rei6er damn pie Senator Mli i'm als Ser
fe9ter ber1elben a%uftritt. Senn es ldBt fi9
ia init @t9erbeit ernarten, 0aB ct fetnen
Mntrag inn nG6iten GongreB nieberbolen
tpirb, 1Dute er in bieiem ni9t mebr CUR Nnz
nabme q%elangen.
9as 8orgeben Nliion's lit a1s bic nG1Ite
Mirfun9 bes inn 0erbt in SorpntD abgebalz
tenen GanalzG pnbents an5uleben. Ser B1an
aber, fir tpel9en 9err Nlifon itb beget1tert,
1T ettpas berI6teben BON benz, tpel9er auf
ienemGonpente inQlusii9t genon1men tpurbe,
unb f9(iebt It9 bemienigen an, Der in biefen
Gpalten itets befiirportet tpurbe, nGmli9 bic
S9iffe iiber bic Wdferf9eibe 3pii9en benz
@rie urb Ontario See nit 9iilfe 6Dbrauli=
16er ober pneumati19er 9ebetperte einfa9
~binpeg3u6eben. Sn glet9er @eiie tpiiroe
Der 6Dbenunterf6ie anti6en benz Ontario
See unb ct. Srancis Safe gu ~iiberipinben
fem, natiirli9 NIT glei35ettiger @ertiefung
bes gornpeu unb bes 2a9tne Canals, un6
BON bort tpiirbe Elm neuer Canal mad benz
Safe g6amplain unb BON bieIem na9 SroD
3u graben 1ein, tpo ii9 bic SiefpdfertraBe
bes Subj i'm 0ffnet. 9ieIe leBtere @tre6e, bic
100 Wletlen lang 1T, tpirb ia ohne 3peifel
bic f6lpterigite unb toitfpielig ite fem.
@s 1T ni9t nDtbig, beute 16on pieber auf
Die rte1tgen 8ortbeile btn8utpeifen, neIbe
gbicago unb benz Norbneffen aus Der Ser
teuung btefes Ganals ertpa9fen perben.
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glaubte, baB bic Iusfiibrung bes planes
nun elmer b~albigen 8ertpirfli6ung entgeqenz
ge6e. @s piro, felb1t nabbem MQiiDn's
Nntrag, fet es BON biefem, lei es BPM nG9ffen
@ongreB, %angenommen 1T, Sabre nebmer,
e6e man ft6 auf einen enbgiiltigen aGge=
meinen Plan etnigt, oann ipieber cine &ei6e
BON Sabren, bts Der GongreB Die nDtbtgen
@elber fir Die 9enouen GermeFungen unb
S%eftteQung unb Nusarbeitung Der enbgiil=
ttgen @eparatplGne betpi1igt, nod cine 8eibe
bon Sabren, ebe bteie Mrbeit get6an 1T, unb
bann enolt9 mag es nod ia6reldnge &Gn1pfe
%fo1ten, ebe Der @ongreB CUR M1sfii6runo
feline 3uftimmung unb bas @elo bes 2anbes
bergiebt. 9enn bas merle MAJ It9: Nur
tpenn Die %fogenannten n0rblt3en Central
~ftaaten urb Der Weiten 3u1ammenbalten,
tptrb es m0glt3 Iein, ben beftigen @tbertanf
81 iiberiptnoen, lpel9en Der Siten iebem
gerfu3, benz @eiten cine Before @a7erperz
%btnoung NIT europa gu geben, bartnGdiQ
en~tgegenite1en pirb,
@ber bieier 8ampf muB burbgefdmpfi
perben; unb tnbem Der MGi1on'f6e Mntrao
bas Signal gum Beginner bieIes Samples
gtebt, barf er als Elm GROCER @6rttt Dor
pdrts in Gbtcago unb i'm @eTten nit ssreu=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
@eaea fdaut1pie @etrttaer.

Sem Observation-Disclosures belbenmittbtz
gen friiberen untDnsgeneral Wtc@lerndno,
Der fetn bobes glitter in bebrdngten umitGnz
ben in Der SGin6tfer Stautsbauptftaot
Sprinefielb berbrtngt, bat Der ieBt gu Gnoe
gebenbe Observation-Disclosures S9anOcongreB
cine bef@eibene Beniion fir ben tletlte1 He1t
letner Sage bertpetgert.
Wte berfelbe gDngreB 1pGter etnem He7
beuenz@ ueriQa Ndmens &bea, Der 5tpete
~unb3ndn3ig Sabre lang auf 8runb bon
6Gl19ung uno Metnetb als angeblther
l1ntonstdmpfer cine peniion be5oq, big er
enblt3 unter Der bprigen 8unoesbertpdlt1ng
i'm Yenfionsarhte entlarbt unb geitrthsn
tpurbe, tiir3li9 bieielbe Ben1iDn bur9 be-
Ionberen 8e16luB Observation-Disclosures, bds baz
BEN mir erit bIorqeitern benz Sci Ter ge8etgt.
@9anb' unb @bren balber muBte ran
annebmen, baB biejenigen G~ongreBmtt9lte>
Der, pel9e fir bte1e GrtrazPeniton 1ttinn11
ten, beina6e ale 1i9 batten tGuf9en lal en-,
alio nur grober Na9ldfigfett, aber tetrer
S9urferet f9ulbig tparen.
Sod Ioute mans glaubenS Sept
na9bem grdiibent @lebeldnb in 1et1ler fleEz
men I9arfen 8ot19aft ben ganaer1 S9iDlnoel
na9getpie1en bat, purbe i'm nattonalen Abz
georbnetenbauie benno9 Der i4amloIe gerz
fu9 gema9t, iene 8etptQigung gsgell Das
8eto bes grGfibenten aufre9t3nbdlten
Nber 1T es benin tpirfti9 benfbar, baB angez
Ii9ts Der bonn 8rGfibenten benz 9aufe borgeez
leqten amtlihen Oofumente, tpelGe befpftz
fen, bab &6ea ntemals i'm 8unbe5bse1
oiente, fonbern feline Wunbe alS Jtebeuel..
8ueriId erbieGt unb bur3 8etrug UNI
Meinetb bic @unbe in cine i'm Oten1te Del
Union empfangene umfdlf9te. auG nu'
3tpet @timmen i'm 9aufe fir SelettE1
gung bes 8eto's d~uf3utretben mdren
Nun = bic our umftoBung etnes geto's ND:
tbtge 3peibrittelsmebrbeit fonnte allerplngs
ni9t aufgetrteben perben; 153 St1nrlnsr
fielen gegen bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der CD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Srete Meae nbcr 2lMes.

Die Sbatfraft, nit tpel9er bic 8e60rben
Der Stdot Saoanna6 bas He9t Der freten
Reoe gegeniber benz %unptKenben tatbplif9en
P0bel getpabrt baben, berbiertt aG1ettige Nnz
e%rtennung, eben1o nie bic 8emiibung Der
bOberen fatboltf9en 9ettli4fett baielbft, ben
PDbel gum Acknowledgment 81 bepegen.
SaB Die Mngriffe, tpel9e Der @rprieter
SlatterD unb feline Srau, cine friibere NDnne,
gegen Die fatbolif3e &ir3e rt3ten, drgerlt3
unb 6erausforberno finb, un6 better unterz
blieben, muB 3ugegeben tperDen. Nber Die
fatbplt19e &eligion mitbte auf I9na9en
6uBen fteben, tpenn fie berartige @ngriffe
ni9t bertragen f0nnte. l~eberbaupt fino es
ntht bic pffenen Nngriffe, tpel9e cine Sc
fabr fir cine Ginrt9tung DDer cine Sbee NIT
ii9 b%ringen; bas itebt mar an ben bon Bob
SngeriOa gegen Die 9ritlt6e Stride uno
jeben Nutoritdts@ 8lauben gert9teten 9efz
ttgen Musfd1len. Mdren bieIelben i'm Stanbe
G9aben an5urt9ten, 70 gGbe es f9on ldngit
feline &ir1en me6r. @tatt be1fen e%rfreuen
It9 ale Der gr0Bten 8liit6e. Nur Die gebeiz
men unb berftedten Mngriffe ftnb es, pel9e
gefd6rli9 ftnb, benn Die tann man nt9t
ptberlegen, @inem 0ffentlt4en Nngriff baz
gegen fann man ~begegnen, unb bic fatbolti4e
Stride beiiBt pabrli9 fdbige @tretter in
Menge, baB Elm 9egner pDm &altber zines
SlatterD tbr ni6t Gorge ma9en folte.
9ie &at6oliten in Sabannub, pte Die in
&un1as GitD, tpo @latterp 3uerf %auftrat
unb Gbn1i9e Muftritte beroorrief arbeiten
nur Der q. g. 81. in Die 9dnbe, inbem fte
benz 8prtpurf, als tpplten bic &atboltfen bic
frete MeinungszM euBerung urterbriiden, Ell
men S9ein bon 8ere9ttgung geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Commissioning 4ttto @ttHottrt'S
Staatsgeiek0eb1tt8.

Die q~egenpGrtige @taatsgefeBgebung
Miffpuri's beftebt aus einem oemotrdttl G7en
Senat unb etnem republitdnti9 en Mbgeoroz
netenbauie.
Oas republitanii9e MbgeOrbnetenballs
bat nun Elm Sonntags5pangsgeieB ongez
nommen, bds i'm @efentli9en folgenDes be-
1timmt:
Ser 8erfauf unb @enuB ~geiitiger Sc
trGnfe 1T in alien 6ffentliben 2otalen o6ne
Musnabme nd6renb bes Sonntags perbpz
ten. eeSebes berarttge 2ofaG muB am SDnnz
tag ge19loKen fetn, ou6 tpenn fetn 8e@
trdnfeberfauf an benz Sage bartn I%tattfinz
bet. eSeber Gtnz unb Musgang nno iebe
Oeffn1ng FOLDER Qpfale muB am Son1tag
feit ber19lofen fein. Nieman6 auBer BEN
Snbaber bes @e3Gfts un6 fetnen regelz
mGBigen Nngeiteuten barf am Sonntdg
bas Qofal betreten pber fib barin auf6alten.
MGe sSenIter miif1en bon bur9ft9tigem@1a5
fein urb ~fetnerlet 8orbGnge Dber fonftige
8orri6tungen biirfen bprbanoen 1ein, mel
6e ouBenftebenbe PerIpnen an benz ueber<
bliden oes 2ptals per6inbern fOnnten. Seoe
llebertretunq pber 9ulbung Der uebertrez
tuna irqenb nel9er biefer 8orf9rtften foll
an Dem eSSn6aber bes 9ef9Gfts nit elmer
@elbbube i'm 8etrage bpn so Biz 200 DBL
lars Ii II b nit @ntaiebung Der 2tcen3 be-
1traft tperDen.
Sas 1T cine nette Sci 9eerung Der na3 ID
lanaem Wdrten tbetlneiIe I'M Stadt Wffz
iourt mieber our Ma9t ~gelangten &epubltz
toner! Ge6en ptr nun gu, mas Der nit
fnapper Mebrbett bemofrattf9e Stats
1enat tbun pirb! Sir ben Not6faa 1T Der
bemofrati19e @ouperneur Stone aud nod
ba NIT Ieinem @eto. Sber nt9t?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

SIN Der iapant9 Mrmee tits
fir frembe 9anbsfne9te nt9ts.
Die idpanif3e @efanbtf6uft beim heutl9en
&et3e tpiberlegt bic Na9rt9ten bon Der Nnz
tperbung beutI9e unterofftaiere fir Sapan.
SIS feten 5tpar eine l1nmenge 8~etperbungss
f6retben ein9elaufen, ale aber abgelebnt
lporben, Da Der 2anbesperfaKung gemdB
Ius1dnber ni9t in bas japantl9e Seer cuff
genommen nerben fDnnen. = Ser in SapGt
naturalifirte friibere Nusldnber pirb isbp9
als SnlGnOer betru9tet, 70 gut lpie es nit
ben bielen taufenOen unb abertauIenben bon
Oeutf9en Der san mar, bic in unferem
8iirgerfriege fir bic Union, ibr stueites @as
terlanb, fo@ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

DAP bic MeiBble9= 5abritatiOn ou4 no4
BEL einem 3oG bon 1 1 5 Gent per Pfun6
Elm lobnenbes @e13Gft fem muB, ertpeiit
fi6 aus Der Na9ri9t, baB II a19 in ga(z
timore bret grpBe neue MeiBble3zSabrtten
in 8etrteb gefebt iperben folIen. Sir Die
cine berfelben lit cine GorliBsMtaf9tne BON
1000 9ferbetraft beftelt tporoen. WelBz
bGe9zSabriten nerben in biefem Qdnbe balb
70 5ablrei9 iein tpie 9ol5fdgemablen.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
n. e. S. A. Games.

Worcester, May 1S.-The ninth annual
games of the New England intercollegiate
Association was held this afternoon DIT the
oval. The result was "a surprise to those
who follow the calling of athletics closely.
The Technology of Boston, which won Grs.
p1ace last year the first time they competed
in tha games of the association was re-
oarded the proba BILE winner 1t was beaten
all around, and came in fourth, barely beat
ng Williams.
Dartmouth sprung surprise upon the
contestants and carried away first honors.
The victory of Dartmouth was due TO the
great work of Captain stephen Chase, the
oraok hurdler. He broke two records of the
association and ran the high hurdles within
ope-f1fth second OF record time.
Gps Gary. the crack bike rider, who has
,,oan laviug low for the past two years.
came out in the games. today and beat last
r.nr,s champion, Harmon, of the Tech
nologv. by head work. The day was one
If ,ba worst with which the athletes could
ba inflicted. From sunrise until noon a cold
rain fell, and when the trials were called
- II o'clock the track was very heavy and
- cir was raw and chilled the men
+hrorob Nowtle of the Technology, in the
,,oIa vault, broke the nones of his lower le
arm.
Tho total points scored We're. Dartmouth
% Rrowu 22. Amherst 10 1-2, NJ. |. T.. L.,
w;1liams 16 IL, Bowdoin 10, Wesleyan s.
.oule of Bowdoin won the two mile run in
10, go 80.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
A MEXICAN REVOLT.
Natives Attack a Surveying Party-Troops
Ordered Out

FL Pasco, Tex, May 49, 9-Information
was received here today of a bloody re-
volt in settlement between the towns
of Guadalupe. Calyo and Yarvagama
in the state of Chihuahua. a few days
ago. The trouble began when the ma
tives living in the town attacked sur
yeying party under C.P. Morrison, an
American and killed 20 of the party. The
a fair was reported to the commander
O the troops at Parral, who Immediately
started detachment of 100 men to the
scene. Last Wednesday the troops were
assaulted by the natives and retreated
leaving half their dead and wounded
on the battle ground. The appointment
of the American, Morrison, to survey
the government land now occupied by
native farmers caused the trou BILE. Nor
rison was to receive a certain portion of
the lands for his work.
The natives number about 1000 men.
Troops are ordered from Chihauhau
to quell the revolt. Morrison escaped.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Bangor Was an Easy Victim for Port
land Saturday.


Ashe Pitched a Fine Game-Only Five
so.++ared x5;+s off ry4,,, rt,aa c..ras
here Ahis "eek-other basepah Ma'
ters.
an - - e...,,,,o,, with
49,. - - ahos a,d
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- do,r, a.vl wi, h
z..1. -, N~t - t-l1,i ,or Fvom
-, - NJ. - ..pra,+v Pohu him
saif 49,. go 1oo,,ir, n4n on the
l7ir,',d 80 ,i,oi, o,,,,,.,.,,,o., balias tbep
- $1,000. III .tai,. ,,laving Th.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20

"Pon'. Smith, formerly of the Pittsbprc
and Boston teams, has been signed 10 cover
second for New Bedford.
Wheeler of the Bangors, is a Frenchman
His name in French meant wheel so he
anoIicized his name by calling himse1f
Wheeler.
Frank Spill is a notable example of a
baseball player who plays for the enjoy.
ment of il. and not simply as means of
earning livelihood in an easy manner. He
ia a plumber by trade, and so good one,
that he could earn his 81 day from his
former employer in Beverly. next week, ii
he wanted TO. He had made up lis mind
this spring not to play any more. hut as
soon as warm weather loosened up his old
Joints (he is SO OF "a years of age. he didn't
hesitate a moment TO sign Portland con
tract. He is a Scotchman, and was born in
Scotland. His brothers are manufacturers
of fancy combs in Beverly. and for the last
two winters be has worked with them. He
is yely clever with the pencil as a designer
of these artistic combs. and not long ago
received an offer OF SO cents apiece for his
designs, from a comb manufacturer in
Leominste He soon produced one hundred
designs for which he received $50. He has
played ball from Savannah. Ca, to Quincy.
Ill.,, and Lewiston. Maine, and in many
places between.
Rusie is the only twirler to strike Arson
this year. He did it at Chicago last Tues
day.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
WOULD VOTE FOR REED.
What Prominent New England Republi-
cans Say on the Probable Presidential
Nominee.

Boston, May 19.-The Globe tomorrow
will publish the result of interviews
with leading New England Repu blicans
on the probable presidential nominee to
be supported by the New England dele
gates in 1896. The article says: Many
were disinclined to talk, assigning as a
reason that it was rather early yet to
make a presidential nomination. Some
said that they thought Mckinley the
logical candidate. but would rather not
offend Mr.. Reed by saying SO. The
politicians in Boston who were inter-
siastic over anybody in particular, al
though they admitted that as matter
of local pride, Mr.. Reed would probably
receive the support of the New England
delegation if he desired their votes in
the convention. Maine, as matter of
course, is strong for Reed, and her
leading Repu blicans predict that he will
have the solid New England delegation.
Connecticut and Rhode Island, on the
other hand, are quite positive that Mr..
Reed cannot control the New England
delegation and say they expect to see
the nomination 60 to Western man.
New Hampshire and Vermont are not as
enthusiastic as Maine, nor as doubtful
as the two southern states of New Eng
land, but they would without doubt
swing into line for Reed, were the ether
states, includin Massachusetts to favor
him seems, likely. The situation
seems to show that while Reed has a
strong hold on the hearts of New Eng
landers, he cannot count on the New
England delegation as unit owing to
The attitude Of Rhode Island and Con-
necticut.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20

Connections State league and is big able
bodied man.
Wheeler's punishment was deserved. He
is the first man TO be put out OF the game in
the New England league this season. Um-
pire Lezotte may be somewhat at FAULT ON
balls and strikes, and perhaps too good
natured and too familiar with the players.
but don't go too far with MIN. When he hits
back, he hits hard. His summary treatment
of Wheeler did more to keep 'em straight
after that than a busheI of threats would.
Other New England League Games.
At Lewist on-Lewiston, 9; Kennehecs. 6.
AT New Bedtord-FaIl River, 4; New Bed
ford, /.
At Pawtucket-Pawtuoket.5 u: BrockLon, 5.
New England League Standing.
The following is the standing of the clubs
in the New England League:
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20

CATION to unite in silent prayer. He
then prayed aloud that if his words
were untrue, God would bring them
to nought; if they were true, that He
would bring them with power.
The congregation then sang Old Hun
dred.
The closing sermon of the course will
be delivered one week flom next Sun
day. It's subject will be "The Modern
interpretation of Tniversalism.
Rev. DR.. Capen, president of Tufts
College, will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
National League Standing.
Maine States 7, BowdoIns 5.
Especial to the PRESS

Orono. May lS.-Maine Stale beat Bow
doin today in the most exciting game played
here for many year. The fiji 1st part of the
game was played in the rain. and on
account of this only seven innines were
played. The first inning was a picnic for
the Maine State. they making n total of
four runs through hits and inexcusa BILE
errors by Harris and Bodge. The Bowdoins
punched their hits in the fifth inning and
came pretty near batting out the game
Bass pitched well, with the exception of
two wild pitches. Bodge pitched a great
game, having lots of speed. PalnIer's catch
ing was great, saving Bass many wild
bitches. Welch played well at second. The
score:
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
IL 20 8 l x-l2
o 0 D ! l 0 O.
Bates Ii, Colby 5.


Lewiston, May 18.-Colby was defeated by
Bates this afternoon by the cleaa hitting of
the Bates team and the fine pitching of
Burrill. Bergman pitched the first two in
Dings for the home team and then retired,
five luns being made off his delivery in the
second inning. In seven innings the Colby
tenn were unable to make more than two
hits off Burrill. Patterson pitched a good
game. Colby's feld playing was weak.
Following is the score.
Bates, 0 3-I1
Colby, o 0 0 u s
Errors-Bates. /; Colby. 8. Hits-Bates. 5;
Colby, 6.
Baseball Notes.
The New England games today are. Ran
gor at Portland; Remedies at lewiston.
Now Bed at Fall River; Pawtuoket NJ
Brockton.
] here will be three games on the Deer
ings arounds this week. Bangor today, and
Tuesday and Wednesday the Kennebecs.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
Late Marine News.

Boston, May 19.-Arrived: Schooner
Henry May, Perry, Portland; tug
Colon, Rood, Portland, towing barge
ELAN Gowan.
City Island. N. N.Y.-Bound south, brig
Manson, Sullivan, Me-. Chrome, Frank
lin, Me-; Willard Salisbury and Sarah,
Bangor; Nellie S. Pickering, Belfast;
Kennebec, Vinal Haven; Ella Presse
and Richard Hill. Thomaston, Hortensia
and Ansie Lee, Machias: Edith and @.
B. Wood, Sullivan:J. M. Morales, Gardiner.
New London--Arrived, 18th, Schooner
j. A. Brown. New YORK for Thomaston,
and proceeded.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
G. anne Today.

The Bangors will appear en- the Deering
diamond for the second time today. Nc
Gaughey. their best pitcher, will be in the
box. and Daniels will pitch for us. They
will try hard to- redeem their disgrace of
Saturday, but with Daniels in the box they
will probably try in vain. Thomas Gill, tEe
new man. will occupy fr.t base. Game
called at 8 Is.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20

She is designed to beat the Raccoon
model, which proved itself to be the
Her length over all is 40 feet, water
line length &c feet, breadth IL feet 2
inches, draws feet inches and with
her centre-board down, II feet.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
Indignant Veterans.

Brockton, Mass. May 1a.-Fletcher
Webster Post, GAR has endorsed
the attitude of Department Commander
Joseph Thayer concerning the proposed
dedication of the Confederate monument
at Chicago May 80. The post adopted
resolutions denounoing the proposed
dedication.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
Death Was Caused by disease

Portsmouth, NH. May 19.-An au-
topsy has been performed on the body of
Thomas Davidson, who died Saturday
morning supposedly from the effects of
an alleged assault by two fellow work.
men. The autopsy showed that death
was caused by disease.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
A Runaway Buoy.

Boston. Mass, May s19.-The British
steamer Sachem arri ved from Liverpool
today and reports that on May IS at 5
a. M, in latitude 42.25 north, longitude
SO. IL west, passed red painted conieal
buoy adrift with black band.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
The Viva Arrives.

The yacht Viva arrived yesterday from
Boothbay with her owner. Doctor Bowers,
aboard. The yacht is in fine condition and
was a handsome picture as she stood up the
harbor.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-20
BOWDOIN.
Coburn Classical Institute IL, Gardiner
High School.

Especial to the PRESS.)
Waterville, May 1S.-The C9burn Classical
Institute team played their second game
with the Gardiner High School. This was
their third game in the interscholastic
league. and they have won two of the three
games played. The standing of the league
is: Coburn. won =; lost /: played. 5; per
cent, .666. WaterVille High School. won l.;
lost, l; played 2; per cent. 800. Gardiner
High School, won, /; lost, 2; played, 8: per
cent. 1893. The following is the score by
innings.
Coburp, 0 x-l2
G. H. e.. D D q l 0 O.
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THE PREMIER.
A View o" Dr.. Chase's New Yacht.

The Premier is centre board sloop
built in Oysterville by Mr.. M. Crosby,
who has built many fast and able boats.