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The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30
Murder at EKarqua Hala.

A vague rumor was circulating around town last night that a man had been killed at Harqua 'Hala during an altercation Sun- day, the deed being done with 6 sledge ham, mer. The name of the victim could not be ascertained, but the murderer has been capt. ured end gives his name as David De la Ossa. -
 The party who brought the news'to town is said to have fled to Mesa, as he was an eyewitness and fears arrest as witness. - Phoenix Gazette.
 We are informed by Mr. D. De la Oss& who arrived here few days ago on a visit to his brother, Jose De la Ossa, that the above statement is untrue in every partic- lar, excepting that he had an "altercation' with man there by the name of Cobos. The latter drewa 9 knife and attemped to stab Mir. De la Ossa, who in self-defense drew his gun and knock the would-be as- sailiant down. Cobos vas not seriously in jured and Mir. De la Ossa had 6 hearing be- fore the Justice of the Peace there and was acquitted. In justice to MT. De la Ossa we hope the Gazette will find space to make the above correction.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
Props Toledo, o

Props. IoIedo, U. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and tinas cially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT. For the seven days Ending Friday
 February 20, 1895.

SERVICES OF THE M. E. CHURCH. Preaching at II 8. m. and 7 p. m; Sunday school at 10 a. m.. every Sunday; prayer meeting on "Wednesday at 7 p. m. A cordial invitation and welcome is given to all. REV. B. F. HEWLETT, pastor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30
HOw's ThISy

We cffer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. ,.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30
She srizuua Sentinel
 [. V. DoRRMGF0E, Proprietor. %UMA ARIZONA.
SATURDAY, MAR. 30, 1895.

r P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER AD- hs vertising Agent, 2l Merchants Exchange. San Francisco, is our authorized agent. This paper is kept on file in this office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30
NUGENT AND CARPENTER !!
Grand Reception EO Our
 Faithful Representative

The Southern Pacific train ar rived promptly on time on the morning of the 24th inst. The committee, appointed by the citi- -zens of Yuma to receive Messrs. Nugent and Carpenter on their re- turn from the legislature, were as promptly on the ground.
 The committee consisted of Messrs. Gandolfo, Sanguinetti, Duke and Greenleaf in particular, and all the residents of Yuma in general, accompanied by 8 full band of music.
 Flags were displayed on all the public buildings, at the bone of con- tention, the prison, and over all the business houses and many private residences. Carriages were in waiting at the depot, and in one of them, after about an hour of vigor- ous hand-shaking and much sweet music, the returned legislators were placed and triumphal pro cession was had through town. The carriages and many houses were handsomely decorated, and the procession was cheered all along the line. At about eleven o'clock. a fine breakfast w&s served at the rotissere adjoining Louis Iaeger's liquor establishment, and many bottles of Louis best brand of champagne were broken in honor of the occasion. Many toasts were drank to our faithful representa- tives, and to those who so nebly stood by them in their gallant fight against the mistaken prison removalists. The Southern Pacific hotel, Col. Shanssey, Louis Jaeger, Jack Dunne, Capt. Meeden and George Thurlow kept open houses all day, the restaurants gave special dinners to their patrons, and every private family that could afford it made special feast day of the oc- casion. Everything that could be thought of was done in honor of Messrs. Nugent and Carpenter and they deserved no less. Still they must have felt happy at so spon- taneous and universal an expres-. sion of esteem and qualification.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30

Monday evening a grand ball was given at the s. P. Hotel in their honor. It was attended by the most prominent citizens of the town. Those who seldom go to balls much less dance, were there and participated Tn the dreamy waltzes. All in all our representatives have received an ovation, the like of which has not been witnessed or rendered for many years to Yuma County Legislators. Our citizens did themselves proud on this oc- casion and Hons. M. J. Nugent and J. H. Carpenter are deserving of all the honor shown them on their return home after making so gallant and successful a fight for Territorial prison in the Eighteenth Legislature of Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-03-30

Hoods Pills have won high praise for their prompt and efi- c;snt yet easy action.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27

berTtunbsn, Serr uiterfDriter! 9iebs'
leien gibt's I'M SauIe bes alien Sbers
fDriters 8ertram ri9t! @emertt9
gut! Damn teiH @Ort mehr bars
Sa, psnn 9fmor iit6 bon einem dle
ten SberfDrIfer 10 lei1t in bic Slu4t
i4lasen lieBe, er psrDiente gar ni6t,
aud ShuBipaffen in @eitalt Ieinss
8Ogens uno feiner pfeile gu fiibren.
SIN Suli mar Der iunge syDrIter getom>
men unb dls Der erfte S9nee fiel, bu
butten spei ilnse Sersen ii9 f6on 10
feit aneinunOersefdIoFen, buB ole
SberfOrfter Der Welt nidt i'm Stanbe
sepeien tpdren, iie bon chamber gu
reiben. ''.'
Sp fam dfIo bic Wei6nd9tsppae
5erun. Sm OberfDriterbauIe buftete
aGIes ihon nu4 Weibrahten. Meiiter
8ertrdm bate cine 6errlide Same
fallen unb i'm siiten 3immer auffeIIeR
lufen. Die trlg ibren ipiir3igen Wals
besouft but6 bas sdnSe Saus. limb
bon Der &iide Der - ia, bd ipurbe
aud beute nit alien SrGften unb dGer
foreenben 2iebe an ben Deibnaatss
itDllen gedrbeitet.
4enne ftanb am 8adtrog bart an
Der &ii9entbiir unb ibre runOen toei@
Ben Irme tparen tief in bic SeismaTe
bergraben, bic Iie tnetete, bdb es eine
Dirt bate. Mdma 8ertram mar fir
einen 9tugenblid in bic Speiietammer
peri4punben unb 90rte. bic Mugo,
mar IN ben SOlSitaa eegangen, I'm
friI4e Seuerung berein gu 6olen.
Su f4ob iih elm &opf I9eu unb
iaht in bic &ii4sntbIr 6erein, Bel beI=
fen 4nblid 9lenne's BON Der &netdrbeit
itarf erbiBtes @eiiht nod tiefer err
9liibte. llnb Gem &opfe fpigte eine
Sunb. llnb bieie Sanb trug elm
f4maf suIammengefaltetes 9lGa1en.
Der Bid Der glugen dber, bic ii9
sdrtlih auf bas iunse Mdbaen riates
ten. iugte 10 beutlith: n8itte. nimm!"
baB 9lenne gar nidt bdtte ipiberite6en
fDnnen, unb i'm Nu bielt fie in ibren
teig6eSedten 5insern bas 9rief4ea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27
9es 0bfrf0rftrs alIeibnadjts-
ttolle. ....
Cine 8eibHadtsgeididbte aus benz @albe
BON 6. Grome'S Sbpienins.

Sas mar Elm Deibmd9tspetter
&larer Sroit, ni9t gu bart, unb Elm
SUB tief S9nee i'm Daloe. Uedief6s
tiia redten bic Gi4en lire grauen
blGtterloTen aelte nit bem f9m1leH
S9neei eiaume in bic Hare Dinterluf #
binein unb be Sannen faben I96ner
aug in ibrem natiirli6en Wtnters
fdmude ipie in bem unuatiirIi9en
S4mude in ben Stuben, ben bic Gons
bitoren unb 3uderbGder liefern.
Srei Gage nlr nod itaRo ods@briif,
feit aus, uber Der WaIb mar fdon in
ietner MISUNDERSTANDING. lInb
MISUNDERSTANDING gab's audi in
bem idmuden OberfOrIterbaufe an
@ingange bes 2Dnieliden 5orI Ises, bds
nit feinen 3uriidseidlagenen sriinen
6eniferldoen, ben blibiauberen Sarbts
men binter ben blanten 5enifeu unb
feinem leu6tenhen, rptben 3ieselba9
einen fr0bliden Ginorud mdGte.
Oas Suus lag nit ieinem Sinterz
grlnoe bon mdatis aufitrebenben als
ten 8u6sn unb gi6en tpie Elm Sinns
bib bes spiebens ba. limb syrieben
gdb's alh inner9dlb Der Wdnhc RES
S6epfOriterbauIes. Der dlte 8ectram
mar nod Elm S6erforIter bon alien
S6rpt unb &prn, Der bon Der Pfte an
in Der Soriicarriere geDient bate unb
BON rforitdcooemifder 8ifoun9" im=
mer nit einem bebeHtli9en 3udea I'm
bic Wunofpintel fprad. llnb bess
bdlb battle Der iirnge llnterfOriter, rer
frtfdipeg bon Der Icabemie au tbm
9etommen mar IN ben prattiI9en
Sienif, gar nidjt 70 leidts 4rbeit.
Sreili6, IN Inern, ipas ben e6ten
Daibmam unb ben praftiI6en 5Drs
fter anlanste, gabOberfDriter 8ertrum
aud fetnen nitubirten" Gollegen gu
ratben auf!
Der tpadere Wdnn battle cine made
re sSrau gefurben, cine sSruu, geIunb
an &Drper. an Sers unb @eritaRb, be-
rem arbeitsfreubige Sdnbe 9lGfes tinz
frtebTdme aus benz SauIe nit binausz
febrten, ipie ben S9uub unb ben un>
rat5, rnb bic Hatur bate ii9 IeIbit
beliigen miiKen, bdtte nidt 4ennden,
bic dhtSebuidbrige ein5ise Sohter Der
Beiben. pom Batter ben geraben Sinn.
bon Der Wutter bic 9trbeitsluf, bon
gciben aber bic 9eIunebeit unb 2e>
bensfrerbe geerbt.
gtIs Wartin SslieB, Der bem O6erf
f6riter auseipiefene nnterfDrIter in an
ieiner roritdcaoemiIfen l8eisbeit in
bas SberfDritsr1aus einriidte unb Der
alte 9erirdm ben 25iG6r:sen biibIhen
iungen Mann, Der Of Der priifeaOen
Slide bes glltsn perlesea bus 5lonoe
ShnurrbGrthen orehte, bon o6en Biz
unten muIterte, ba mo1te ibm ipo6l
feline Qenns einfdqen. benn als er in
ieiner raubsn, eeraben 4rt ben ilngen
Mdnn pilItommen sebeiBen bate ilno
ibn binauffiibrte in fein fduberes
Stiibhen. ba legte er ibm bic setpi9tij
gen. burtesarbeiteten SGnbe luf
Shultern uno faste: ~Iaann N
spur nidt btnten, baB Sbr SsIid
Wiil9 anb 8lut msiner GenIs
oers seFdlt. aber i6 ipilI's 4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27
Ganuenrets.

$ fab bid f4duteln i'm MOrgmRau4
Sm freien Dalbe broben;
Die gfebel bdtten I'm Baum urr1
Strau6
Jlatteru6e S9leier geipoben.
Sd idb bid fhaufeln i'm 2idtermeer
glm griinen @eibnaftsbdume. =.
y@ott in Der S0be lei bic Gbr'!" =
Sd fang es tpie i'm Sraume.
Run ieb' i9 bid liegen tpelt i'm Bud
limb 6ente pergunsensr 3eiten.
Da flattert i'm Walbe bds Nebeltu9.
Die @eibna4tssloden iie lduteR!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27
3iiFe Did = tauIenb &iiFe = Mar.
tin" -~Simmeareusfdo Iapereaptb,
mas iolI ben bas 9eiBen?"

Martin ,SIieB mar aufgeiprangen.
Ueit Dor innerli9er 8etpegung 5ittern=
Der Stimme begann er:
r0ie Wabr6eit, Serr SberfDriter!
Ri4t 10 IoIten sic iie erfdbren! 0teiz
ne alte Wautter ipeiB iie bereits uub
bur9 ibren Munb ioGIte iie Sbnen
funO iperben. Sd liebe Nenne 10 beiB
itno 10 innis, tpie iie geliebt gu !perben
oerbient. Sd tpeiB, ib berbiene Sa>
bel, baB i4 ibr meine 2iebe geitanb.
obne Sbre 9enebmigung basu gu bas
ben. 9lber sSbr rdu6es Wort, bas
Sic mir 5uriefen, dls i9 bier eintrdf,
pirtte in mir na6. Oesbalb psrs
f6rieb ih mir meine dlte Wlutter dls
8unbesgenoiiin. Seut @benb ppllte
fie bier eintreffen unb sic iiberraI9en,
boppelt : berSeiben Sic mir, Serr
SberfOriter; aber mas sic audi Be-
f9IieBen mDseu, i9 fam aenne nidt
fafen!"
Der OberfDrIfer fab arolenb oa.
Die SSrau OberfDriter ia6 Iebr iibers
ratht aus uno bate bic Sdnbe 9ef9In
tet, aber bDie I4ien iie e6en nia1
fein.
r@eben sic binaus, Serr Z
i9 bite barum!" Der iung 1e6nn
sing. 49,
Der Sberf0rIter ging NIT f9psren
Sritten i'm 3immer berum.
n4enne, tomm' ber!"
9eboriam, dber nit iiberflieBenSem
9lugen trut Ienne gum Batter an's
Seniter. Dieter fab lie an. lanse unb
aufmertidm.
n0u liebit ben SlieB9"
rSa, 8ater!"
Sds Hang offen uno fret bsrdus.
~Su fannit nt9t bpn ibm IdHznS
~Nein, @ater!"
Limb tpenn i9 Gua trenne2"
$50 muB id Sud folsen, Batter,
aber bus Ser5 bri9t mir babei!1
n9eg 'ndus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27
RnedJt guprrdlt.
@eoidt BON ariba Sdai,,.

&ns4t &upredt ftieg nieber bonn 9im=
r nels5eli,
Ser erfte bon alien Msibna9tsgGIten
Don ben 2ieblinssonfeln Der gansen
Welt
Gtner Der liebiten unb allsrbeften.
Gin bef6eiOener, urdlter Mann,
SrpB feiner Sabre elm Rne9t nod tns
nter;
limb bod baftet ibm ettpas an
@om bobeititrabIenben SenIettsiaimz
... nter.
Mn bic &inber i'm Qanbe alleiamnt
Wub er bes GbriIttinbs @riibe beitels
len.
@s lit f9per unb miibian. bas 9olbe
9lmt
Ses tinberfreunbli6en Sunsseiellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27

Sb Der dlte SberfDriter 8ertrdm In
bieIem augenblide baran bd4te, baB
bic 9eiben brauben iih in ben armen
Iagen unb iI9 auf's Reue hrer 9iebe
su einanoer periiaerten, bic uI4ts
trennen ipllte!
Ser abenS fam. tlnb nit ibm Ger
8idterslans. 4enne trat, alB iie an
ben Baum gerufen ipuroe. Deri4ii4tert
nGber. SlieB feblte. sSbn batte gses
nanb gerufen. er fab aIlein auf ieinenr
3immer unb linn mars 10 peb um's
SerS.
Das9 S6rte er bd ni1t unten rus
fen, rufen nit 10 heller iubelnSer
Stimme: rWdrtiH, mein Martin!"
@r rib bic Sbiir auf. @ubrbaSaig,
Iene rieFs urten unb nun flpg er
bic Stufen berub uno IN @enn9als
dusgebreitete 4rn1e. rOer CUTE, Der
quite Batter" ld4te fte rtnter Sbrdren.
Did bat er mir beIdeert = tontEf,
tornm' Su ben Glteru." -
8ar bus ein aliidli9es Deib1
nGatsfeIf! Sin @pab, Der auf einen
6eniterlaoen fdB uub neusierig in oi
Selle bineinIah foHHte Ieinen 9enpi
fen ni4t senug bupun eraGblen. adDtt
Ii4 fob Die fapabeaoe Spabenfdtad
duseinanber. Gin Poitborn ert6I
uub Elm Wagen rolIfe Dor bas SDrit
6aus. limb nun bdtten bic Spui
nod cine Grtrdfreuoe: Cine
Dame itieg beruus, Der Murttn ir
gfrme fiel ur6 Der sr feline sliidfr
leHbe Nenne sufiibrte. Damn fid-
S.biir binter ibnen fr's Sdlob nn1
Spuben iaben ni8ts mebr.
Iber mir spifen. bab brinneHG91
abeno mar = elm @briTd6en3
,ber ferserl" nt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27

'S mar ni4t na9 zines Seben ges
f4mad =:
Die Pfdbe ale i'm Sdnee perloren,
Ser polle S9lttten. Der f6tpere Sad
uno bas Warten ppr ben berf1loFenen
SAoren!
0afiir bat er es gut. Den iiiBeiten
Sbau
Bon BEN rotbeitsn Rufen barf er nips
pen.
60 piel Wieilen bernieber bonn Simz
melsblau,
go biel marine &iiiie BON &iuberIips
pen!
Drum iteigt er f1munsslnb bonn Gins
melsSelt
Serunter i'm friiben Q6enbrotbe.
@r tduf9te NIT Seinem,auf Der Welt,
Der alte, riibrenoe Weibna4tsbote.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27

Ser 2opf bes .lnterf0rIfers mar
berlAtpunoen. Gin tur5er Bid nd9
Der offenen Sbur Der Speilefammer,
elm LANCER auf ben Brief, Der bic folz
genoen Morte entbielt:
rSiiBes 2ieb! .-.
Sd fabre nibt gum Seite fort. Sd
babe meiner alien Wsutter 2tlIes ge>
f4rieben. Sie feIbit fpiII fommen unb
unier syiirIpreder fem. Sd tiife Did
nit tauieno &iihen.
Oein Martin.1
Nun aber ging bic Sbiir Der SpeiIez
TANNER unb ieBt erIt beIann ii9
9(enne: 8obiR nit benz 3ettel9 uab
iiber bem 8eIinHen nerflog bic toitbare
Secunoe. Die Rutter tam gerabe duf
iie su = fein @rtrinnen me9r mDglth,
untpi1tiirIicb slitten bic 6dHbe in ben
Seig auriid, ben Pupiertreifen nit ii9
Hebmeno = nit fuogenber 9ruit unb
gliibenOem @eii9t jtanb Qenne bd, als
tbre Wutter an ben 8adtrog trat.
nSu 9liibit ia, 9lenne! Sab mid
ben Seig gu Gnbe fneten!"
%, ih tunn nod!" rief bas SO9z
ter6en. beftis erf6rpden.
nNein = mah1, bdb Dir fortz
tommit 9as fe6rte nod, buB Ou
franz ipiirbsft = Ou fieberit ia i6rms
li9r idalt in 9utmiitbiser geiorsz
niB Mutter 8ertrdm unb brGn9te
alenHe Dom 8adtrOg auriid, Inn nit
eigeNer drbeitsgelpobtten SGnben Sie
fhoN iteife SeignGfe nod einmdl
griinbGi4 gu bearbeiien.
Ufit getpaltigem Serstlopfer trat
@enrden suriid. aber Mirute auf
Winlrte berrunn, oGne bab oiefe erz
folgte. Die Wutter tbeilte ben Seig
ab, frrmte bic Stpllcn nnb beurbeitete
lie fir ben 8adofen Dor. Der Simz
mel butte Elm Wunber bstpirtt, = bic
GntbeduHq mar nidf erfolgt.
9ld, bteie f96uen, beauderten Weibz'
na9tsfpIIen = fpie appetitli1 ru6ten
lie aHberen Sdges duf bem 3uhenz
brette, ooran Die gr0be StaatsSStolle,
bic affem Gebrau1 gemGb am Na6s
mittuge oes GbriIttages dn9ef6nitteH
tpuroe. limb bann in fb0sr SSolge
ale Die dnoeren. Sonit battle 4enrrs
den ii9 INNER t6niali9 iiBer pieie
Stolen aefreut - unb beute itanb fie
NIT fummerbOlIem Bid bapur: Del4e
bon ibnen barg Weartins Srief2
Der gbriittdg fam. 9lm 3affeez
tiI1. ba trug Rutter 9ertram RE
StadtsitolIe berein unb iiber besObere
f0rifets 9lntliB Soa elm pergniistes
S9ptunssln, als er iie iub. limb nun
itarb er auf, nm nit getpihtigem
Shnitt bic StolIe in Der 9iitte au
tBeilen, Inn ibre Site priifenben Bill
tfs 5u muitern. -
ceSd = mas fpar bas?
'Qlus elmer osr6diTten roote Elm s.
aen Yapisr bsrpor. 8ertranL
ifaunt Sarauf, Mutter YsI1
,inen Guf bes SdredS
6riiden iinh 9lenne/
~ua. Der blsi&e Wl
Evening journal., 1895-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand onern mouae

The attraction at the Grand Opera
House this evening will be James B
Machie ia new musical comedy,
"Grimes Cellar Door, and is one Of the
staple attractions OF the day. Fun. fast
and furious. is king from start to finish
Maczie'e supporting company Is q large
and thoroughly good one, and includes
Miss Louise Sanford, the charming SOU
brette, and twenty other clever people.
who are said to be unexcelled in their
superb epecialties. An extra attraction
with Mr.. Maclxie. for this season, Is the
engagement Of the originsl and only Got
ham city Quartet, j. Marshall. O. Harris,
J. Gsrdner aud Il. Parker, the best four
comedians, singers and vocal artists In
America. introducing their songs, med
leys, limitations Of bapjos, bells, steam
wiatles, yodllng and ballad singing
Mr. Msckie has engaged them this year
&C a salary OF $500 a week, especially for
his tours across the continent to Cali
fornia.
Among the attractions which Manager
Baylis has secured for this season none Is
better or more favorably known to the
amusement world generally, than Elmer
Vances great realistic railroad comedy
drama, 1.-THE Limited Mail, which will
appear at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday, September z, and the simple
announcement OF the coming Of the
company will be enough to pack the
house from footllghts 20 gallery. The
scenic and mechanical effects Of the play
are this season entirely new. An entire
new vestibuled train Of cars, comprising
baggage, mail, smoker and Pullman
coaches. the entire length aggregating
over 300 feet, and IL feet high, has bean
built under the personal direction Of Mr..
Vance, and is said 20 be more striking
and reRliatlo than ever
The organization to present Charley 3
Aunt" at the Grand Opera House next
Tuesday. September 10. Is the same one
that appeared In the funny famous play,
In all Of the principal cities. Manager
Charles Frohman announces that among
It's members are three importations from
the London cast Arthur Lnrkln, q young
Englishman Of fine repute, assumes the
title role.
Evening journal., 1895-09-05
nIEIl.

ANDREWS On August 81, 1895, William
K. Andrews In his O2d year.
BOLEN. On August -. 1895, Margaret,
wife OF James BOlen, aged 26 years.
CARLISLE.-On August 90 1898, Jane b.
Carlisle. in the sith year Of her age.
FLYNN.-In this city on the 9th instant,
Joseph p, son Of Bernard and Bridget flynn,
aged 22 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
his funeral from the residence OF his parents.
No. 9l6 West Second street, on Saturday
morning at o'clock. High mass At 81, Pauls
Church. Intermeut at Cathedral Cemetery,
HERBERT-At New Castle, August 90 1895.
William Herbert, aged GO years.
McATEER. On September st,lsa5. Michael
McAteer.
POGUE.-On August % 1895. William
POgue, aged "a years.
RIOHARDsON.-On september Let. Han
nah w. Richardson, In the 18th year Of her
age.
WILSON.-On September 3, 1895, Henrietta,
wife OF Charles M. Wilson.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vltcd 70 attend the funeral from her late resi-
denoe. Delaware City. on Thursday, Septem-
Der 3, At O'Clock p, IN. lnterment at Della
ware City Cemetery.
YEATAfAN. On August %, 1895, George
YeatmRn, in his 40th year
Evening journal., 1895-09-05
Notes Of tho Local spoTtsmen.

Notes OF the Local cpoIt1meus
Next week will end the baseball season
for the Dover club.
Charles Wharton has gone to Grlmsby
Bay, Ontario, where he aud the rest Of
the University OF Pennsylvania football
team are training for the games to be
played this season.
Conroy, formerly short-stop OF the
Dover club Of several years ago, Is play
ing with the Lewis club.
Walker, Of Dover, says he may have
six games next week. he says, however,
there will positively be good game on
Tuesday.
The four or Eve games Of baseball Of
next week will be largely attended as It
will include the Rockford and Columbia
a. O. clubs.
The steam yacht An Revoir, owned by
William Dupont, with party Of Dels
wareans on board. will also be part Of
the Oorinthisn Clubs fleet at the inter
national yacht races which begin next
Saturday.
The Office boys Of the q. & Il. Company
would like to arrange a game Of ball with
any team In the city under 10 years Of
age. Address challenges to Q. s. Nc
Csuley. II. & Il. Company, city.
s. Elmo Davenport, a Wilmington
col ored wheelmsn, won the mile race
and the mile handicap in Boston on
September g.
The fine prizes won in tine century run
by the representatives Of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club will be brought here early
next week. They are silver cups,
appropriately engraved.
Victor Pyle aud Leroy Combs, the road
racers from Wilmington, we're in Phila-
delphia yesterday, the latter going from
Wilmington to get the first prize won in
the ten.mile Holbrook road race last
week. He returned with Rll the prizes
won by the Wilmington boys, four in
uumbfr
Evening journal., 1895-09-05
Yellowstone ParIk Gevsers.

Advlces Just received at the Northern
Pacific Offices from Mr.. w P. Howe, in
chsrge Of the lunch station at the Upper
Geyser Basin, state that the geysers are
playing better than ever. They are much
6ner than last year. The Giant, one Of the
finest In the Park. plays 20 q height of
about 250 feet Last year It's eruptions
took place once In about FIVE days and
continued for 80 minutes. This year it Is
playing more frequently. Mr.. Howe is
regularly noting the temperature of the
Giantess. another of the large geysers.
1t is also playing frequently and its tenn
perature at time OF playing ranges from
1913 to 19S degrees Fahrenheit. For six
cents sent to Charles s. Fee, general
passenger agent Northern Pacific rail-
road, st. Paul, Mimi, you will receive a
fine tourist book thatcOntains.