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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-24
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
NEws BUREAU, PAwTuxEr VALLEY, I
Begln's Block

Mr.. william Flagg has accepted a posi-
tion with the Pawtuxet Valley Cleaner.
Miss M. A. Woolsey returned home yes
terday from q visit to friends in Apo
naug.
Mr. 8. Rhodes Nichols OF Brockton,
Mass, is visiting friends here today.
Miss M. B. Snow is the guest OF friends
at Old Buttonwoods.
Yesterday afternoon while James Moran,
employed for Edward Fisher, the horse
trainer at the Pawtuxet Valley Park, was
exercising q black horse, the property OF
Rev. FIR. Pagan, pastor OF the French
Churcn in Arctic Center, he was thrown
out OF the saddle and in falling seriously
injured his face and body. DIR. LeGris
was called and attended Moran. II is un-
derstood there are no internal injuries.
Mr. g. II. Briggs and his family, ac-
companied by two relatives, Messrs. s. u.
Briggs OF Pittsfield, Mass, and Elijah Pot
ter OF 6tevenstown, N. Y, went to
Reach's Palace yesterday for an oid-fash-
Mr. Lewis Armstrong returned yester-
day from a weeks camping expedition at
Old Buttonwoods.
Epworth League service will be held
at 6 O'Clock instead OF the usual hour to-
morrow evening so as to allow members
to attend DIR. Adams lecture at the Con-
gregational Church, Riverpoint.
IL Is understood that Rev. Fathers
Pagan and Fauteux of the French Church
will visit their parishioners residing in
Phenix next week.
RIvERPoINT.
Rev. +. III. Adams gave a reception to
his friends last evening at the parsonage,
to meet DIR. Walter Booth Adams and his
newIy-wedded bride, before their depar-
ture for Beyrout, Syria.
DIR. Walter Booth Adams will give
lecture on life in Syria and the Lebanons
at the close OF the evening service tomor-
row in the Congregational Church.
There Is an oat race at the Pawtuxet
Valley Park today between horses Of
Scituate.
CLYDE.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the Grove carnival TO be held this
evening on the Misses McKenna grounds
on Wo0dside avenue. The lawn party is
given by and for the benefit of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
H. will be one OF the most select events
fully situated. Booths Of all descriptions
have been erected, where the merry
makers will be able TO procure the various
refreshments. Flower stands Will also be
erected on the grounds. An immense
dancing platform has beep erected in the
background for the benefit OF the Thes-
plans, and good music will be furnished
for the dances by Wheelock's orchestra
Miss Elizabeth Harley of Providence
Is the guest OF Miss Nellie McKenna.
ARCTIC CENTER.
Miss Blanche Chagnon OF Fall River
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. s. st. Onge
on Quidnick street.
Rev. Father James Brady, pastor of ST.
James Church, Is expected home from
Europe by the late train this evening. A
delegation of his parishioners will be at
the depot to welcome him.
The Warwick Hose No. 1. will give
another lawn party this evening in the
grove, rear OF the hose house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-24
MARINE REPORT.
List OF Arrivals aud Departures Of
Vessels at the Port of Providence.
PoRT or PROVIDENCE. Aus. "a
AuRtNs

STEAMERs-Connecticut williamson. New
York DOrchester. rgrkor. iuliimorr; City Of
NowpOrt, Kelly, NcwpeT,. AOaL. EOIO. Al, n.
nor. Pail hver: Awashonl.. Percy = atDn-
net; Queen City, Grey. Sesconnvt ane Ilver.
Borden, Mason. Fall River.
ScHooNERs-A Arthur McArdlc. Baton, thlla.
delphia: Harriet Whitehead, Elnmett, New
York sarah Quinn, Lynch. New YORK.
bARGEs-Sity OF Norwich.
SAILED
STEAMERS Connecticut, New York: Nor
man. Philadelphia. CITY of NewporA Now.
port and Day Star, Newport; Ave. hOnks end
Queen City, scaconnet and IvertVn; Mount
Hope. Block Island
.scnooSERs -oeorsetta, Bickford. suiiivss.
Me.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-24
GOOD RACING NEXT WEEK.
A Four Days Meet Announced for
Hilisgroye

There is TO be a trotting meet at Col
lingwood's Trotting Park, Hillsgrove,
to last during the four days beginning
with next Tuesday, August 27.
The purses that are TO be distributed
amount altogether TO S2700.
Races will be called each day at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. The national
rules will govern the events.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-24

High temperatures occupy eastern locai-
ties moderately cool in upper valleys. rising
ing extremes in the New England states are
90 at Eastport and 20 at Boston. Clouds cover
the district, fresh southwest winds on the
coast.
WAsHINoTcN, Aug 24-Forecast until y m
Sunday: Maine, New Hampshire and Yer
mont-Showers today and on the coast to-
night; probably fair and slightly cooler Sat
urday. variable winds becoming westerly
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and Connecti.
cut--Showers this afternoon. followed by fair
pobably slightly cooler Sunday afternoon (;
westerly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-24
$4,000 REWARD

on two esquires in Elmwood Lodge,
Wednesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-24

The school term will begin Septem Der
9. Miss Samples services have been re-
tanned by the trustees for the grammar
department
Mr.. Thomas Leese is visiting friends
I'm Montreal, Can.
Mr.. Oliver G. Lewis is spending a few
days with friends in Cambridgeport,
Mass
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
PoSka led MoSkaIem.

DO. Pozn.' donosz9 q War.
szawy pod dniem l3 stycznia
interesujace wiadomo6ci, o
'przyjeciu hr. Szuwalowa W
Warszawie. Podajemv cieka-
wsze z doniesieh tych szcze-
go}v:
Hr. Szuwa}ow przyby} do
Warszawy 2 iona i corka. Ma
dworcu p~rzyjmowali 20 dygni-
tarze mnieiscowi warta
honorowa cd pu'ku litewskiegc
lejhgwardYi. Pc przyjecin rapor,
tow pismiennych przez noweg(
jeneia}, gubernatora odjecha';
hr. Sauwa}ow do pa1acu bel
weders kiego, przeprowad2on'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14

samoboistwo W m%iejsce ]ego
ma bye mianowany Medema'
Ostatn a wladomoS6 tyczaca
sic Medema stoi W razacem
przeciwienstwie do donlesien1a
z Neutrality-suspicious., ia
vice z zastrZerzenlem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
cos PlEKNEG0
-
s-miR ~foWiesoiaoh.

l. a w e r a:
l. Papuga, p%ow,astka.
2. Palma Kwletnlowa, powlastka
8. Smutne skutki n1emadrege fgla,
pcwlastka.
4. Nieuczynnosc, pow'es6.
5. Przeczucie, ~powiastks.
6. Ludwika i Helena, powfee4.
7. Zfot6wka, p~ovlastka. -
8, Try prey :ae,o}ki, powiastA.-
CENh 80 @.
&. Mozna re ksiezk< dostat v ks'<
oo,ui Il. DEkDO WSKZE4O
Winona, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
KuCharka
l AN
vu SKA
z~awieraj4ca
kilka set

wzepis65w kucharsksch.
ola m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyn ma TAME l smaczns przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltyct pot,aw. q
szczeg6lnie zup, sos6w, jarzyn.
potraw m1esnych i postnych )
uwzglednieniem potraw polskioh,
mianvwlcle barszczu, b1gosu, FRA
.6w. fak6w, i pleczywa amerykan'
skiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, PIES, it'd.
CENA go q.
Mo&ma te hsiq&he dostat y ksit'
,ornS II. DERD 0WSKZEGC v
Wlnona, MINI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14

o%twarc'a wslepu do Rosy
wszeIkim gazetom pol'tycznym
i pismome naukowym bez
century; wyja,kowo tyl1o ME-
ktore czasopisma maja bye
niektore zas zu-
pe1D1e Zekazane.
A "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
SZLASK.
Z GCRNEGO SZLAZKF

Z SZLAZKA
pisa do ,,Katolika" Dzisiej-
sly system szk6lny wyda]e
s,nutne owoce. Dzieci, kt6re
nauczyciele w niemcz>znle
tresuja, ME nauc7a sic 20
wiekszei czesci niczego, AMI
90 niemiecku, ami 20 polsku'
W rzeczy samej szwargoca
one tam COS z biblii, aldo z
katechizmu, ale spytasz sic
kt6rego, co to znaczy po
polsku, to CT z Pewnoscla
odpowie, ze tego ME rozumie.
Gdym ia chodzi} do szko}y-
a wtenczas uczyli rellg11
jeszcze po polsku = to naIle-
niwszy umia} t. z. ma4y
katechizm ma panied, a teraz
uzdolnione dziecko tego ME
nmie,
To tez ME div, re gdy ]e
kaplan chce przygotowac DO
SIS. ~Sakrament6w, to mu
trzeba zwatpic mad TAXA
ciemnota i g}upota! Dziatki
uczeszczaja kilka tygodni ma
te nauke, ale czy to MONA
przez tax kr6tki czas poweto-
wac to, co szko}a przez kllka
lat zanieb ala? Przygotowanle
do IS. Sakrament6w ole
moze bye gruntowne, SERGE
dziecka pozostanie ozieb}e
ME odczuwa tych rozkoszy
niebieskich, jakich kazdy
doznaie. ktory przystepu]e dc
sto}u Panskiego, a zw1sszcza
DO raz pierwszy. Pod wzgle'
dem religijnym vice Die
wystarczy ME moze wystar.
eye TAXA powierzchoWna
roauka. Przyjrzyimy sic tez,
jake postepy dzieci robia "
nauce swiatowej. My starry
potrafmy czyta6 pisac pc
polsku, niekt6ry, kt6ry mia
do tego sposobnoSG, przyuczy
sic tel nieco niemczyzny
7ednem sEowem, nauka nasz;
wystarczy nam do zycla. Nasz'
dziat5i gas ME potra6a sic p'
polsku wcale podpisaG, a p'
aiemiecku kiepsko, polskieg'
listu czytaG ME umieja,
niemieckiego ME zrozumieja
[ jakiz pozytek ma nasz
przyszKe pokolenie z take
nauki? Ma darmo wyda
jenny przez podatki TAXI
ogromne sunny ma szko{y
kt6re dzieci opuszcza obojetn
w religii i ciemne W innyc
potrzebnych przedmiotac
naukowych.
Zamiast bye dobrymi kate
likami i obywatelami, BED
sic dopuszczac r6znych w
brykow i zbrodni, ME maj;
Boga i przykazah jego
sercu. Widzac to ogroml
nieszczescie, kt6re mas GEEK
powinniSmy rodzice odzyw;
sic i puka6, az nam wymier
sprawiedliwoSc i zwr6ca t
cosmy Cd samego Pana Bo!
otrzymali, II. nasza move
lei wolnoSc w koSciele i
sz1ole.
,dDo1oha cd MnchuInmn
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
do powozu przez ks. r o d z /.

kt6ry nowemu jene-
raj gubernatorowi dobrze jest
znany z czas6w berlihskich.
Hr. Szuwa}ow po3egoa{ sic
z d,gnitarzami wsiadf do
otwartcgo powozu 2 ienerafem
Medemem i pojechai z MIN do
Belwedera.
TiumY zebrane pred dwor-
Gem witaIy hr Szuwafowa
okrzykiem hurra.
Przyjazd hr. Szuwa}owa by}
W razacei sprzecznosci z wyja.
zdem Hurki v arszawY. Vow
czas W chwiIi przejazdu przez
ulice miasta Mkt kapelus2a
ME zdejmowat panowa}a
czisza grobowa. Ma platform1e
zas zdarzy} sic w6wczas hu
morystyczny wypadek. Ukaza{
sic bowiem ma platformie rely.
ser Teatru ma]ego pan Sill
winski, kt6ry przez a%d)utanta
Hurkl chcial pos{ac jakls
pakiet prezesowi dyrekcyi
Teatr6w ieneratowi Karan
dieiewowi, leczacemu sic W
kl.nice Leydena W Ber]lnle.
Sliwihski zuakomicie odtwarza
posta6 gfowna W znanej fars'e
,Ciotka KaroIa'! Otoz gdy
spostrze&ono Sliwihskiego, t}um
wrzasnal "a Gale gardlo
Wlwat, ciotka Karola' :.
ZrobiIo sic divine zamiaszanie;
zandarmerYa rozdziawila gebe,
DO ME wiadziata co rob,c!
Dyguitarze stojacy pred
ekstracugiem, w kt6rym Hur-
ko iuz siedzia} W wagonie.
przygryzali wargi ME chcat
parsknsG smiechem. " sferadi
rosyjskich panuja SLIME
zaniepokoieuie; mkt
czynownikow ME vie, ja(
stoi, / czy ma swej pozycy
SIC utrzYma. Faktem Jest tYlko
4 pomocnik cywilGy jenera}
gubernatora jeDeral Meden
stanowczo swoje stanowlsk
, opuszcza i przenosi sic d
j, Petersburga, gd2ie bed9l
zasiadal W senacle. Losy jeg'
, ia jego niekorzysc zdecy
\ dowaly sic trey tygodnie tenn
W Petersburgu. Powder
nieczyste konszachty facznie
! Hurkowa, poza piecami Hurk
:, kt6ry jak to jul wan nners
pjsa]em, Jest n1eposzlakowan
czysty pod wzgledem pienl
a anym. Modem wys}af q
h Petersburga przedsta ~lenle
h sprzedanie | q e r e k
kompanii francuskiej zabudc
J. wan szpitala D1ieciatka Jezu
!, Ma radz,e mioistr6w uznan'
IL cena II rubli "a Toxic
&c kwadratowy jest "a nlsk
w dziwiono sic ola czego ME n
,e bye og}oszona submisya i T
> wniosek ministra skarE
&c Wittego wysiano do Warsaw
"a specyalnego urzednika ola zbs
o DANA tel sprawy.
"a Modem jest TAX skompon
i towany W tel spraw'e, re
W jego politycznej karyer
mowy ME ma. z gtodu iedn:
nie umrze, DO uskladal iadl
maiatek.
Dymisya Hurki syna j
ko1:o pootopov1No r1oozu
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
co SbYCHAC.

CESAR Wilhelm wyda},
rozporzadzenie dc komendan
tow, ably %wojskowi muaykanc'
ME nosili mundurow, gdy gra-
ia do tahca ma zabawach. W
ogole lie razy biora udzla{ W
jakiej uroczystosci ME wo]sko-
wei maja lie mo2nosci Nv
cywllne ubranie sic ubrac.
Prze1o4eni wojskowl So te2
zobo viazani baczYc IA to, ably
w%ojskowe muzyki ME odbie-
ry1y chleba cywilnym kapelom.
Cesarz dale tn wyraznle
wskaz6wke, azeby wojskowe
muzyki ME ubiega}Y sic o
koncerta itp., a przez to chce
zapobiedz skargom muzYkan-
tow cywilnYch De, i'm wolsko'
wi konkurencya robja.
R sadu wolennego
W sprawie uczni6w szkofy
artyleryjskiej zosta1 juz og}o-
szohy W yReichsance1gerze :.
Wszyscy aresztowani zostal1
ukarani. Ogromna wieksaosc
l3l - ukarana zosta1a "a
nieposfuszehstwo 6 tygodnlaml
| dniem wiezieuia, kt6ra to
kare uznano "a spe]niona w
wiezien,u sledczem. 81 ukararo
"a niesubordynacya, obraze
w;nuego nszaDowania grozbe
st6sownie do wielkcsci Zarzu :
conego ka2demu przew'nlenla,
wiez,eniem cd 6 tygodn1 Z
al do dziewieciu nleslecy,
liczac W to czas spedzonY "
J v]ie1ieniu sIedczem. R0wno
ezesnie 10 z tel &ategory' zde
, gradowauo. Wreszcie ukaranC
jednego podofcera "a podbu
rzanie, wiezieniem pieciu La
/ | dnia z czego odflczyt
u ua}e1y Is dni odsiadywanyct
Il W w%iezieniu sledczem i degra
. dacya. a innego podefcera Il
) niesubordynacya, ob'aze win
q nego uszanowan'a i podburza
g ME, wlezieniem 5 lat IS mie
: siecY i degradacya.
!; Gieldziarze W Berlinie opowia
= dali sobie, hr. Herbert Bismar
zn6w dostanie urzad; ma 20
}. STAG pos}em niemieckim. Pr
< obecnYm wietrze z CORY, Jest I
a, rzecza mo2liwa.
a W Berlinie wybuch} zesz}e
u srody wielki polar W jednyr
Y wielkim sk}adzie naf,y. Sk'ep
: te dz;erzawiIi ryzem prawl
wszyscy w1elcy kupcY. Praw'
j. Gala berljnska straz pozarn
O lest zatrudniona PREY ratows
ze niu. Jak sic zdaje, stracl{o zYc'
* 2 robotnikow, ktorzy pre-
~ nieostro2nosG spowodowa
eksplozya. Szkody oblicza
,st ma poi mi'iona marek,
u ROSYA. ,Gcazdanir
dodosi: W celu ew1dowan
ustawy O cenzurze zagranlczu
ma postanowiono, jak siyszellsm
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14

ROSYA. ,,Gcazdanln"
dodosi: W celu zrew1dowanla
ustawy O cenzurze zagranlczne]
postanowiono, jak slyszellsmy,
prey ministerstwie spraw
wewnetrzuych spec}alna koml'
sya, do kt6re wejda rzeczo
znawcy i literaci. Oprocz
tego do wszystkich pos{6"
rosyjskich. akredytowanych
pray rzadach z1granicznych'
beda ~przyslane zapytania jakie
zdaniem ich, wycho1zsce "a
granics gazety podlega1s
p%rze)rzeniu przez cenzure
! poniewaz istnie]e probe 3
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
NEWS IN GENERAL.
Many Minor Michigan Matters Mi
nutelV Mentioned.

Mrs. Emerson died at her home in
Clyde township last Friday, aged 81
years.
The new abstract company in Port
Huron expect to be ready for business
about Jan. lst, next.
1t is rumored that the name of Stag
Island will be changed to "Mills
Island after Nelson Mills, the owner.
Little Dottie Waters, seven years old f,
in attempting TO cross the street rail
way track in Port Huron Saturday
morning last, was struck by street car
and left leg broken, her shoulder
injured, her face and head cut, besides
internal injuries. 1t is miracle she
was not killed.
Thomas Lacroix became angry at
James McJ emmett for being dunned
for bill he owed and grabbing him
fastened his teeth in McJennett's face,
leaving severe wound in the left
cheek. Both have been residents of
Port Huron but LacrOiX is at present
residing in Canada.
On Friday afternoon one of the
worst storms that has ever been wit
messed in this section took place at st.
Clair. Trees were blown down and
houses torn to pieces. The city hail
was almost totally destroyed and the
Cadillac hotel anroofed. A little child
of Ernest Black was killed by the des-
truction of the house. Several persons
were more or less injured. The loss to
property is estimated at about 900.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
OF Interest to Horsemen.

Geo. w. Bell has at his feed barn in
Yale his stallion st Ilario (l339S), he by
Barricade 1856, he by Onward tl4lI,
he by George Wilkes (5l9), he by Ham
bletonian (l0), he by Abdalla (D.
Dam of st. Ilario, Cameia by Mann
brino Champion (5l30), he by Mambrino
Chief az, he by Mambrino Paymaster,
he by Mambrino.
St. Ilario is dark brown, right hind
ankle white, stands 16 hands inch
high, is five years old, in good condi-
ton, will weigh over 1900 pounds. This
is the best bred stallion that ever stood
in this section. All lovers of good
horses invited to call and see him. He
will stand for mares this fall at Mr..
BELLS barn. l2tf
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
Spend a Week at Ludington.
To THE YALE ExposIroR:

To THE YALE EXPosIroR:
For the benefit of those who are
thinking of locating Il summer resort
can find no better place than at Ep-
worth League Training Assembly of
Ludmgton, Mich, which was organized
for the following purposes: To pro-
vide a beautiful and healthful summer
resort where only the best class of citi-
zens would be welcome. To provide
summer school combining intellectual
and spiritual development, haying
special regard for the recent great
movement among Christian young
men and women, it particularly en-
phasiZes Epworth, Endeavor Bible
study and Sunday school work. Con-
ference course of study for young
preachers. Duties of Christian citizens
to provide Il summer assembly of pop
ular lectures, sermons, concerts and
entertainments of the highest order of
excellence. The program this year
being in charge of Drs. Schell, Berry
and Steele, j. u. ID. John ID. ID. l.. l.. ID.
President of De Pamo University,
gives course of Lectures. III. A.
Tobin, ID. ID. Dean of the Theological
Faculty of De Pamo University, is also
giving a course of lectures. President
Crawford, of Allegheny College. s.
Plantz, President of Lawrence Uni
versity Appleton, Wis, and many
other eminent lecturers. Prof. Her
rick, for many years teacher in Grand
Rapids schools, is conducting Assembly
Chorus. Miss Stone, harplst, besides
many other fine musicians. A lot can
be purchased for $40 on Epw0rth
Heighths providing cottage is built
inside one year to cost not less than
500. Drs. Berry, Schell, and Steele
have purchased lots, and many other
eminent people who have visited this
place. There has not been day
since | have been here that l have not
needed wrap and warm clothing, the
lake breeze is so cool and blowing all
the time. First-class hotel accommo-
dations and everything for comfort.
Elvin Swarthout, Secretary. of Grand
Rapids, will furnish any desired in
formation on application.
Yours truly,
Mrs. +. A. GRIswoLD.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
Price: $1.OO per Year.
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Always Ready, Ever Anxious. and at
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
Have You Had Your vacation7

If you have not, you should read
what Governor Mckinley, Chief Dunn,
Joe Jefferson, Rev. Thomas Dixon, DR..
Cyrus w. Edison, and Camille d'Arville
say about the best way to enjoy an
outing, in "The Question of Vacations
from Different Standpoints," published
in Demorest's Family Magazine for
August, and profit by their experience;
and If you have already had your
summer rest, you will still enjoy read
ing their views and comparing them
with your own. Apropos to the same
topic, charmingly illustrated paper
in the same number, "A Queen of the
Coast" gives a most vivid description
of that popular resort Atlantic City,
and to those who can't get away the
illustrations and descriptive letter
press will be almost equal to trip
there. The "silent steed" the favorite
ously and practically in two profusely
illustrated articles, "My First Exper-
fence With Bicycle" which will APP
peal TO every woman cycler, and
"Women's Dress for Cycling" which
gives excellent advice on the allah
sorbing matter of dress on the wheel;
and can't have a vacation, you may
solace yourself with the breezy stories,
of which there are number. In fact,
every one will be sure to find some
thing of interest in this bright mid
summer number, which is full to over
flowing with interesting and timely
matter. Published for So year by the
Demorest Publishing Co., no Fifth
Avenue, New York.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
YALE. ST. Clair County Mich FRIDAY JULY &c. 1895.
1T WAS CLOSE.
But Yale Sacrifices a Game to
the Sanllac County Cham
pionS.

The Peck Giants and the Yale Pygmies
met again on Friday last at Summer
Fallow Park in this village, and with
the aid of II friendly rain and wind
storm, which arose i'll the seventh in
ming, the Giants succeeded in taking
the Pygmles into camp. But they had
II scare in the sixth which turned Tay-
lOrs's hair white, gave Pitcher Deylin
the blind staggers, and Collins suffered
Il mild attack of the "jimmies."
Now the Peck boys are ball players,
and they are giants, (all measuring
something under seven feet), and they
haYe habit of batting the ball with
painful frequency, and when little
Deed Middleton, with that tired, anxi-
Gus look on his countenance. faced
those sluggers Capt. Holden stationed
the tielders down by the creek, the in
field as far back rs the law would
allow, and everybody held his breath
and awaited for the cannOnading to
begin. But somehow the sluggers
didn't slug. Those bilious "inshoots,"
consumptive "drops" and appoplectic
"outs" which came from that likeness
of the "grim destroyer" in the pitchers $
box, were like sphynX puzzles-hard
to solve by the giants. The best that
most of them could do was to pop up
easy flies or feeble grounders, and
Yale could have won "hands down" if
all their playing had equaled the
pitching. Yet several brilliant plays
by the home team, like that fly catch
of Palmer's at third, attest that the
boys have the ability ii they get the
necessary practice to draw it out.
For the visitors Devlin pitched fairly
good ball up to the sixth, when the
home team got their eye on the sphere,
batted like tiends, ran bases like scared
indians and when the dust settled, ten
| big scores were found to oe the result
of the furry, but the game stood IL to
! IS in favor of Peck. This proved to be
the last inning as Il rain came up and
Peck made IA break for up town at
once, perfectly satisfied to let it stop
there. In view of the circumstances
the home team feel the result to be
more of victory than defeat. The
score by innings we are unable to give.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26

Our nerves are to our life, what the
foundation is to building-our life
prop and support. When "a founda-
ton becomes weak, no sane man
would use frozen earth to strengthen
it, but it would be just as wise as to try
to restore the nerves with morphine,
alcohol, opium or other pernicious
drugs. DIR. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer
is the solid masonry of medicine, alb
solutely free from injurious drugs, a
permanent restorer of nerve force and
health. A symptom blank with each
bottle for advice and free treatment by
the Doctor il desired. Ask Grant
Holden. Yale.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
In this Country

everybody is more or less affected with
Catarrhal troubles, and all these VIC
Tins of our atmospheric changes are
on the lookout for effective remedies.
Century Catarrh Cure has proved it.
self the best Remedy on the market,
for Cold in the Head, Hay Fever, and
all other forms of this insidous dis
ease, it has proved reliable remedy,
cleansing the nasal passages, ana al
laying pain and inflammation and re-
storing the senses of taste and SMELL
Will Lennon.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-07-26
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of Waring q Cavanagh
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Mr.. Cayanagh will continue in
the business and assume all debts of
the firm. All persons indebted to the
the above firm may and must settle
same with Mr.. Waring.
Dated, Yale, July Il, 1895.
Geo. w. Waring.
ia VIM. Cavanagh.