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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
ON rME BALL FIELD.
Results of the Games in the Big League
 Yesterday.

Results of the Games in the Rig League
 Yesterday.
 At Cleveland-"The most exciting ball game that was ever played on the ground" was the verdict of men who have followed baseball for years, after the first of the series of contests for the Temple cup between the Clevelands and the Baltimores to-day,
 For four innings it was a pitchers battle between Young and McMahon, both men pitching superbly. Then the batters got to work, and the next five innings were replete with hard and scientific hitting and phenomenal field ing. When the Baltimores forged ahead in the eighth the game seemed lost to Cleveland, but Tebeau's men pulled themselves together and tied the score in their half. In the ninth inning the Baltimores again got one run to the good, and again the crowd thought the Clevelands were defeated. Tn the last half of the ninth Tebeau's men greeted McMahon with fusilade of hits and batted out a victory amid the enthusias- tic shouts of 5000 persons. The feature of the game was the batting and field ing of McKean, the timely batting of Blake and the fine work of Jennings at short. The score!
 Cleveland 10 0 0 1 0 2-5 Baltimore 10 0 0 0 1 0 2 IA
 Hits-Cleveland 1S, Baltimore Il. Err Cleveland 2, Baltimore 1. Batter ies-Young and Zimmer; McMahon and Robinson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
WEDDING 4r WEST H4rrFoRD.
The Sternberg-A,lsn Wedding at tho
 Church-Sew Haven Friends.

The Sternberg-A, lon Wedding at the
 Church-Sew Haven Friends.
 Hartford, Oct, 2.-Seldom has there been more largely attended wedding at the Congregational church in West Hartford than that of Tuesday evening, when Adolph C. Sternberg, son of Rep resentative Sternberg, was united to Anna G., daughter of Horace B. Allen.
 The church was crowded with the friends of the contracting parties. To the strains of the march from 'Lohen- grin," the bridal party passed up the aisle, the bride leaning on the arm , of Dr. Finch of Thompsonville, her brother-in-law. Next came Master Hamilton Hall, bearing a silver tray on which were placed the wedding rings, Miss Francesca M. Sternberg was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Mabel L. Allen, sister of the bride; Miss Margaret c. Sternberg, a sister of the groom Miss Elizabeth s. Hamilton, Miss Lillian F. Shepard Ernest H. Brandt of Hartford was best man. The bride wore a white India silk trimmed with psarls, bridal veil, and carried large bouquet of white roses. The ushers were eX-Selectman w. Fritz Sternberg of New Haven, John C. sternberg, jr,, of Newington, uncles of the groom; William s. Gris- wold and Harry G. Swift of West Hart ford. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T. M. Hodgdon, using the Episcopal service. After the ceremony, amid the strains of Mendelssohn's We'd ding march, the party passed down the aisle, which was strewn with flow CTS. MT. and Mrs. Allen left on the evening express on a wedding trip to New York and the Hudson River, and will be at home to their friends at "Starmont," West Hartford, on Friday, 11th inst Many beautiful and valua- ble presents were received.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
The Wires Interfered With

Havana. Oct. 2-The continued inter- ruption of telegraph communication oW- ing to the prOstration of wires by yes terday's storm prevents the receipt of further news in regard to the loss of the cruiser Cristobal Colon on the Bajos los Colorados, of Mantua. The cruiser Condo de Venadito has started for the scene of the wreck.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
PutUpa Good Game.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2.-The University ot Pennsylvania defeated Buckneil to- Gay at football in game Of two twenty-minute halves by the score Of 40 to O. The BucknelI eleven are a sturdy set of boys md put up strong game, allowing the strong university team to score but one touchdown and a goal in the SC ,Ond half
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Fngagement Announced.

The engagement Is announced of Mir. Albert T. Maronde of Meriden, former ly of this city, and Miss Annie Winter of Meriden They are receiving many congra tulations from their many friends in this city and Meriden.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
ORANGE REPUBLICANs.
Good Ticket Nominated in West Haven
 La ominations in Other Towns Last Night

l A Good Ticket Nominated in West Haven La Night-Nom nations in Other Towns | Last Night.
 The republican caucus for the town | of Orange was held in the town hall, West Haven, last night, some 150 citi- zens being present The meeting was called to order about 8 o'clock, the first lbusiness being the nominating of a can- | didate for first selectman and town agent and for second selectman. There were 146 votes cast for first selectman, as follows: w. A. Main 102, Joseph An
 drews 92, Wellington Andrews and
 scattering 5. MT. Main was declared
 nominated.
 l For second selectman w. c. Russell was nominated by exclamation. | For treasurer Donaldson s. Thompson
 was renominated by exclamation. | The names of Rollin I. Hine and E. !. | Crawford were proposed for tax collec- | tor and an informal ballot was taken, | 13S votes being cast, Rollin 1. Hine re- ceiving liz, E. J. Crawford 22, scatter ling f. MT. Hine was nominated I For town clerk the names of the pres ent incumbent, George H. Thomas, and of Albert M. Domkee were proposed. 1 There were 136 votes cast, MT. Thomas receiving "A, MT. Domkee 55 and scatter ing z. MT Thomas was nominated. l The following named constables were
 nominated: John Johnson, Edward M. Russell, Burton c. Andrews and David | s. Crane.
 Stiles D. Woodruff was nominated for grand juror of the second voting district and M. J. Adams and John Wilkinson for the first district. James H. Rev holds was nominated for auditor. John Mackrille was nominated for school wis |itor MT. E. F. Pardee was rerominated for assessor. F. l.. Clark was nominat-
 ed for the second district. 1 A. A. Benham and w. M. Andrews
 were nominated by exclamation for the board of relief.
 The registrars nominated were Her.
 bert P Wheeler for the first district and | H. P Treat for the second.
 There was considerable enthusiasm
 at various points in the meeting for the Lcandidates proposed.
 MILFORD REPUBLICANS NOMI- A
 Milford, Oct. 2-At the republican caucus held here tonight the old town ticket was renominated. It is as fol lows: Selectmen, E. B. Ford, William l Thomas; reasurer, Sanford Hawkins town clerk, Richard Hepburn; registrar,
 E. E. Bradley.
 IN PORTLAND.
 Portland, Oct. 2.-At the republican caucus here tonight nominations were made as follows: Selectmen, J. H. Pel- ton and C. A. Alquist; town clerk, Rob ert S. Mitchell; treasurer, James A
 Warrington
 MIDDLETOwN'S TOWN MEETING
 Middletown, Oct. 2.-At a largely at tended town meeting held this evening the citizens voted an abatement of tax es to all industries which might come to this city to locate for the term of ten lyears. This action has been taken in anticipation of the action of the Worces- ter Cycle company in locating in this city The Worcester concern will prob ably purchase the plant of the Schuyler Electric company here, which is to be disposed of at auction October 15.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
No Official Trial.

Boston, Oct. 2.-The International Navigation company's new steamer St. Paul did not make her official trial trip to-day as was expected, bat instead took preliminary run over the course.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

have told IL long ago it has not
long been practically demonstrate
ed that matter can be deodorized
and deSsicated by air currents,
and then combustion is all that is
necessary for total destruction. Sys-
TENS involving the appliance of these
principles have already been introd uced
aud have demonstrated the utter folly
OF the sewerage system still Ia uSe.
THE COST A MINIMUM.
Asa result of the vast amount OF
money TO be expended the cost will be
reduced 10 minimum and thoroughneSS
and completeness insured in every de-
partment. Should it be deemed advisa-
bic, for instance, 10 make house con-
nection with the city sewerage system,
the plans covering the whole network
of habtatiOns would be far more per.
feet than If connection had TO be figured
on for each thousand or ten thousand
OF the total amount TO be expended,
The whole scheme is a colossal affair
aud is an appropriate enterprise for
Gotham capital and genius to wrestie
with. The Investment OF 500, 900, 900
in improved property on Manhattan
Island is very easy Of accomplishment II
the owners of the money are willing
That such an investment might be
made a success is problem that 1t
would seem easy 10 solve in the Affirm
alive. in view of the explanations sub
mitted covering the social aspect OF the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Bare rhings and Happenings.

The log and part OF the line of the
bark John j. Marsh recently arrived at
Philadelphia with a cargo of salt from
Ragged Island, is believed TO be in
course of digestion 10 a sharks stomach.
The Marsh was beating her way north
through the Bahamas, the home OF the
man.eaters, when q pull almost strong
enough to bring the vessel to halt
was felt by all on deck. In looking aft
the line was seen disappearing down
the throat Of big shark. AS the log
is made Of copper and weighs several
pounds. il is probably by this time
making the sea monster feel somewhat
uncomfortable.
VIM. Anderson trapped fox near
Harrisville, Mich, last week, which
yielded a pet supposed by good judges
10 be worth anywhere from SIS TO 500.
IL possessed beautiful brush of deep
glossy black, except the tip, which is
pointed with white. The rest OF the
body is black, except the back over the
launches, which is streaked with gray.
Quite curiosity was recently exhlb-
tied in Bangor (Me. market, IL being
bear that weighed over $50 pounds,
and which had lost its forepaws. he
having had them caught in some trap
in which he was captured. He man-
aged in some way TO escape, but left be-
hind him his forepaws.
Thomas II. Wells, of st. Louis, owns
Martin Luther Bible which was print
ed in 1894. 1t is a London print, in the
| type characteristic OF the sixteenth
century, and is of the very rare edition
| of Martin Luther's first translation. 1t
| is in fine state Of preservation.
An ingenious Scotchman has devised
a thread spinning apparatus that is OPP
Grated by two trained mice. Iu driving
the little mill With their paws the ami
mails daily perform work equivalent to
travelling distance OF 1012 miles.
The periopthalmus, native of the
Malayan mangrove swamps, is the only
| fish which breathes with its tail. IL the
tail be painted over with oil or varnish
the fish dies Of suffocation.
A horse belonging to John V. Hub.
bard, Of New Brunswick. n. j., discov-
| cred fire in the stable, broke his halter
and ran to the door Of the stableman
and awakened MIN.
A cat with three eyes and three ears
is Warren county, Ohio, FREAK.
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generations and for the comfort, health,
prosresssand enlightenment of the COM
munlty living within the material walls.
AN ORNATE BUILDINGS.
1t will be as ornate, however, as the
great solidity of the structure will per-
nit, but will accord with the idea which
regulates the construction of recent
business institutions. There will be
many features, however, that will pre-
sent contrast OF beauty and grandeur
The baths OF Nero or Caracalla or
Diocletlan. for instance, through their
glory aud magnifcsnce have been cele-
orated so that memory OF them has
been transmitted through the centuries,
will not be worthy of decent mention
for the purpose OF contrast, with the
bath parlor that will form feature Of
this colossal enterprise. Then there is
TO be an opera house or theatre that
will eclipse in every respect any thlng
of the kind that art or genius has yet
suggested. lovely in its adornment and
/ perfect IN its arrangements.
! Then, too, there will be an art gal
lery, the conditions governing which
should, and will, require careful con-
sideration. but the details have only
yet been suggested, and in a few months
the inIorm mass will have probably as
I sumed shape in which both beauty
and philosophy can be combined.
The question Of sewerage, for in
/ stance, Is only a minor detail, for
Utopia not having been yet established
connection with the street pipes would
J be undesirable, even If it could be
avoided. The probability is, however
that TO keep in line with the progress:
being made in this direction, a system
will be devised that will excel the OLD
time sewer conduit. 1t has already be-
come an established fact that the sewer
pipe will not figure in the civic life o.
the future. Though chemistry should
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
The Relief in Am ulets.

New York Sun: There Is still lin
gering belief in the superstition that
amber beads protect children from dis
ease, and the superstition seems not TO
be confined TO the poor, for such necs-
Iaces fetch as high as IS in the shops.
Coral. which has almost DISAPPEARED as
an ornament for grown folks, still is
used in children's necklaces, and Is sup
posed to have an even higher quality
than amber-that OF protecting the
wearer from evil spirits. Such neck
laces are commonly worn by Italian
children in New York, and are coca
sionallv brought from Europe as gifts
to the children Of the well-io-do.
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Points.

A man said to US recently: "You arc
the first man l ever knew that was
proud OF a mortgage. l try TO hide
mine" All the best people have al
least one. We have two.-Hiawatha
World.
The history OF the Goldfish is to be
written up, and we shall soon be atIt
to trace the origin Of that distinguished
species Of Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Instead Of binding their women's
feet so that they can't run. China should
have dene this with its soldiers. Phil
adelphia Times.
Sometimes girls friends think she
sick and pale when the truth Is her pink
face powder has given out.--Atchison
Globe.
A bias is not an unovely thing If it /:
our own; but another's prejudices are
hideous. Boston Transcript.
Money would DE more enjoyable If il
took people as long TO spend 1t as il
does 10 earn it.-Atchison Globe.
Some foreign power is due in few
DAYS TO have some fun with Secretary
m.-Washington Capital.
A mans second love is generally
worth more money than his first
Puck.
A seli-made man likes to brag on his
job. Horn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

..-.cture % cost 500, 600, 600. Such
...-s r- de siscle building project now
.- ..ps.dsratjon In New York. In
..r-s-.san with such an architectural
...rsat the SKY Scrapets OF Chicago
End dwiadie into insignihcance, and
-..1FnIzed list OF the seven wonders
...s world would have TO be recon
.... bed ,or the use OF future genera
Tle ten million mark has al
..,sy been often reached, but the in
-.....s-r OF ten times ten million will
...-.-8r1ed as chimercial aud Utopian
s- those 20 whom the idea is presented
o.. ... trSt time. Yet, as q matter Of
a.. his regarded a. not only entirely
..,..bsbla. but SIS very plain and
80 proposition by the ableSt srchi-
'... NJ New York. The blocks Of
Ger Broadway demonstrate clearly
.-..,b that the AMOUNT OF money in
,....t f1 building may be Increased in
5ssr.-s.v. so that the only difficulty
-.-.ss-st would be. could one building
constituted FOR many?
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Louisville, Ky.
~. Nv nrner of societr.

Harper's Bazaar: Among the various
customs which were In vogue twenty
wears ago, that of making evening calls
has entirely disappeared. The young
man who is in business, and whose
only leisure time if after 6 o'clock, is
now. under this new social law, Obliged
TO spend his evenings at his club or at
the theatre. II his acQuaintances is
limited and his means small, he must
havs a dull time indeed. The pleasant
home life to which he was formerly
admitted it is no longer his privilege
to share. This new fashion has been
adopted for various reasons, chiefly be-
canse. as have often said, we copy our
STYLES from our foreign neighoors. The
Englishman never pays an evening
visit: his hour for calling on his friends
is o'clock, when he drops In for cup
NJ tea. This rule of course applies TO
the Englishman OF leisure, the great
middle class having its own customs,
which we do not choose TO copy. We
who are mostly working people prefer
tn have as our models the idlers and
leaders in the social world, and so II
follows that the great majority OF our
Young men, who are toiling ut their
counting houses or in their offices,
rarely see young women except
AZ some formal gathering. The
Young women themselves do
not have nearly so good
time as they used TO have; they "come
out" at teas which no one enjoys. they
90 10 receptions and dinners and dances
and the opera. and they never have
ouiet evening at home with their
friends. everything is so formal and
stif. 1t is too bad, but 1t must be the
Inevitable result of life in big city.
When we are in trouble our friends
finds US out, but when everything Is
prosperous with US we are left alone to
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why Botels are Growing.

New York Mail and Express: The
amazing growth of our hotels is, no
doubt, due in no small measure to the
unequal strife that has been going on
between employers and servants. Thou
sands In this country, where all are SOW
ereigns, having elected TO Gu. the Cor
dian knot rather than endure longer the
vexatons Of the inefficient and unman-
ageable service. which, as a rule, runs
riot here. In the military discipline of
hotel government has been found the
only practicable solution OF the formid-
able obstacles presented to the would-be
housekeepers in this servant-ridden era.
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CREME DE LA CREME.

Written for tie sunday Register.
Three punches of daiutiest roses,
pink waite. aud creamiest of cream,
Nestle where nv lady reposes-
on. of me may she someti mes dream!
AS the white lie near on her pillows,
Matching well with her velvety throat
And the pink "snugg.e up in the pillows
OF her dark shining hair, while note
Close claspt to her bosom-ot her toilet a
The creamy ones "cuddle," slightly veil
ing the Y
That provokingly hints how near IS her
heart.
They ara creme de la creme-don't you
see.
NELLY LA RUE BROWN.
L
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The French situation.

s.. Louis Globe Democrat.
periodicals are not sold here, said
the proprietor Of Paris book store
when asked for copy Of the French
constitution. This Characterization OF
Frances governmental charters by the
merchant Of her metropolis is apt and
striking. 1t is a country Of lightning
ike political tranformations. The line,
ITO be continued in our next" in her
fundamental law comes frequently.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
/ l'00,00OOOO City
WITHIN A City
,v7-reyrH CENTURY STRUCTURE THAT
WILL STAaLE IHs WORLD.

q,s slau.e C,nngaiy-Churches, Resi-
..-., a-l Sores 70 FERN Part Of the IN
.-y.v35rs on Ear.h, 0dtsids Of New
Va, enid such an Undertaking Be Con
P-4, c1b.a.
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enjoy ourselves in our own way. So
liability as it was formerly known ex-
lists no longer, and we must content
ourselves that this is so.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

GIBBs-Were you ever disappointed
in love?
7. Mrs. Banker-No; / was married to
over million dollars in my fifteenth
year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

If consistency is jewel" II must
be an opal, considering the tough luck
IL nsnallY brings Its nnssessnr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

Of words of endearment know but few.
"My Darling" the sweetest always be-
lieved:
But on CHANGING over some old "Billies
due,n
6fd that the sweetest is Payment
reed"
Smith. Grnn & Co. s Illustrated Monthlu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

IF you need good medicine to purify
your blood. give nerve strength and
build up your entire system. take Hoods
Sarsaparila. II prevent sickness by
making pure blood.
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Conversational chat.

Lady lin a crowded tramway carr
"Thauk you, sir; but l don't like to de
prive you of your comfortable seat.
IriShman (who has risen 10 offer seat.
BE tn powers, ma'am IL was com
Portable no longer when Oh saw you
standln'. "-Househ Words.
Quiet Man Ton first night Of new
piece -"Excuse me, but don't see any
occasion for such violent applause.
Demostrative Neighbor 81 do, my
friend. The author is one of my wife:
boarders, and he's over two months be-
hind with his bill. "-Tid-Bits.
Zone crime nearly always leads &c
another" remarked Mr.. Hiland.
"Yes?" replied his wife. For in
stance, one Tennessee man killed an
other, and then the murderer's lawyer
made a ten-hour speech in his behalf
Detroit Free Press.
Failupski (slghing)-"Ab, me! l Wish
me dot | coot be city editorm Mrs
Faiiupski-"Vot for, in Moses name
make you dot Wish, Isaac?" Failupsk
~ was toldt me dot weller make
twenty-ffe assignments efery night?'-
Puck.
Teacher-"Tommy, what does the
book mean by drinking wster'?'
Tommy (who has lived all his life at
hotels)-"A large piece of ice partly
melted and placed in pitcher. Chi
cago Record.
mo. thank you, I've got some OF my
own" said little Tommy politely, as the
contribution box passed in front of him
on the occasion OF his first visit TO
church. Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. Goff-"What side of the street do
you live on?" Witness-"On either
side. II you 60 one way it is the right
side; If you go the other way it's the
left. Texas Siftings.
What subjects are treated in your
new book?" None. It's a plea for
prohibition, and doesn't treat at all."-
Atlanta Constitution,
$50 you think she is two-faced?"
Certainly. have seen her when her
own showed through. "-Detroit Trib-
une.
miss Robbins sings like bird,
doesn't she?" Mr. Bank-"No. they
stop singing sometimes. Inter Ocean.
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ing and education. A church and
schools will consequently be provided
IL may seem incongruouS and inconsiS-
tent 10 provide their religion for a
multitude without first ascertaining
their wishes as To the kind and quality,
but In this respect as well as in others,
the progress OF late years, as evidenced
by the Congress OF Religions at the
Worlds Fair, has removed what form
eriy might have been regarded as an
inSurmountable difficulty. A church
edihce can be erected in which union
services can be held, as Is freQuntly
done In all or nearly all the Protestant
churches, or TO apply the same princi-
pie or policy in another way, each de-
nomination could provide minister in
turn. The pulpit of such a church
would be a great attraction for all
clergymen, and would become more
noted than Trinity or the Tabernacle.
Another feature Of the hundred mil
lion structure is TO be ample education
al facilities of every kind, for young
and old, and Ia the same connection re-
iormRtories will be established, for
which it is hoped to secure the sanction
OF the State. II is probable that an ap.
peal will DO made to the Legislature in
due tine for a special charter that will
enable stockholders TO obtain the
amplest protection and corporation OF
the authorities Of botn State and city.
so that while the buildings are virtually
dedicated 10 public use the officers and
employees may receive their compensa-
ton from the State or city, as the case
may be.
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Mrs. Smith-No that Merritt is court.
ing that Scotch heiress. | presume he'll
come out presently with kilt suit.
Mrs. Guiick-Very likely. | know
she's going to reject him.