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Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

rariits Cine mere pnsienoe 9rrtrc Tor
Dor &eIisiousIfcle cno bcaauebc, tro'
ifabsiuIbe Site Seminariitcr o. teolo'
oiite Stuecuter. "Stnuben!" "Stan'
benz"
Si StftsS cminoriner fan o3iaa ia
Sicrts for &cliaionsItOler, Spn Tor
Marslernc, Saab for oens Srcmt'o.
Sngcn eufeIt SlosIe 9nrere bar Mpno'
pol eaa "Slcntens Griarin8". Gu
Mano meo liSt Sunoitaber Tar letterc
Tor OF iautc ilere, ielu ON BET life fer
inlt paa Stolcbrnfen. Ser i selfmade
Nanos Qnno turoe BET bel life pGrc
np8cn umuli9beb, at cit 9teligicnSlr'
rer o9ina iblonbt fuuSr ItDoc Senvcir,
Inarel icm iaa mangen bpgt'g Yrelt bar
sipr.. Bar bet bare 8 imaa 6uiIere /
Y%Gongcsif, Der tnpoe Sienoifab til
rctte rller urette "anuoeliSe Srulmes
huirpler", pilbe bet iauoclig ie merft
no. SAB os, ium Ell Mebl9rer for en-
2io iioen uotrptte fig, "itrp &jGrli9s
beosblpmiter raa Sc surlle GfoIereIie'
req 8rnpe" uoen Senipn iii, erten be
par Sem;na,iiter eler roBet anbet. 90
lao os life bare altior benipnslsie mob
Dem, Vi bar. M9no, Der er %9raaueoc
i Sfolcrs 2ieneite, % ium bar rostet
og rpgter i'm @lernin0 meo grpItab %
Glib, bar &rap paa en- Smnle Duer'
bGrenbco ug Stcite. Gro mig Ben!
bup OH CT - fro mig bu for Stolen
llcpe ~iaauel ipm on ior Sfolen uioti9rc
Ninno Cs aplube - fro mig, tiger je8,
at gialot Oct bare Srpoct % intet anoet
% mere: mangen en- Site Seminarili
% p%litnot man9en en- SeminariIt meo
bible mart iise Stolen Jnrucl. Naar
pi taller 20 ~ifriuer ON Strlen, maa hi,
buOr uanitrIiat Oct fan fable entelte al
os, life tommc ibu "MaoeI" og "Staus
ben" % iIi9t. Si uiaa iGntc iom DC,
Der planter 5rugttrGr, buls 6rugter
fsrit nDoes al Ell fpmmenoe SlRgt.
iaa faar hi moi beOe ben ulspoe guo
81 baaoe &rcIer, Meni9beoer % 9Gs
rcre 2p3 fra Oct Saie CO 9iertelne til
al "lpite | Slot" "pan ben epige ajRrs
llsbsbs Irmc", iom bu pattert us iauot
ubtrptter Dig. Gtolcia9en CT flor %
betDouin9siulo-pel uGrb baabe at tale
ON % itrioe ON al mere e%riarue %
mere "~iormueuoe" MGnb emo Sr. 0la,
nes % Srcoeion.
81 Sanmrno er
GuAper iiGr;
Get ber pi life 9lentme.
Spo tItc iaar
s 9ipetS &aar,
Ioo lt5 ior SpIteu srnmme.
Sriitian SreOeion.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
ct &Gawocipu- Trcticr ct
Wau0 fra GpOcn.

Sor TO lar lloen bleu ieg iorlooet
meo Mii3 emma Suler / &alamosoo.
Baa ben belle Serb bar Der inoen lpts
f'Ii9ere ItanO END jea. ba jeg tit zen.
oes ga. Seq bnpoe bGuet tllbGse for
at iremItamme, at jes ellteoc henoe,
foroi hun / enbuer SenIesnoe fob Uucr
mig. Sun uur inuf, intelligent, liplig,
% beloes 5aoec bar rig. Wlen iorloa
yet blcp III. Sa Chen fcru, at ie0
igjen ituloe I'D pna mine Geiier, par
jog rent %iortuilet. Seq iputes. bet bar
rent umulig at riue mig lps fra Dcuoe.
8esnoen bar ie9 ialpug o9 inobIlote
mig, at lin / min SrapGrelic funoe
binoe ib til ell anoen, Iom bar mere
tIttralfenbe. Men aiiteo maatte je9,
bui5 je9 plIoe tjenc roget. Der par
ir9eu aloen 9taao. emma 9apoe en-
Gantc / 5airbia. Wi6., o9 bun luoeoe
at mpoc mig Der OH TO Tiger. 9ette
par mig til flor Srsit. Seq tGaepe
Gage ps Simcr. Scnbes 9reue naus
oeoe e9te us upriStis Sjnrlisbeb.
Ser fom til Sairbia pna ben beitemte
1to os ifpnote mig til gantens Sus.
Ger laa ct telegram fra emma meo
ben 8cifeo, at bun life funoc fumme,
ioroi henbes Saoer a bleren ipa.
Seq iptte mig bittert i~tuffst. Sea tils
brngtc ell elaoelss gtiten tus Sonten
o. gif ST. 10 til Coulter Souie, bppr
je9 lfreu nit Nauu / Sa9tcg,n. "Se
maa ia ~tiltafte meo go. IL, iaooe
Glerten. Set lig9cr ouer alCtfeuet;
men ct bcore Snrclie fan hi life al
Gem. Suict ct fulot".
Seq trnf paa Sfuiorenc. Mtcn ico
uar beo iubuenois, % liot ertru %arme
ira ajptfenet eiorpe bucrfen ira cuer til.
Min 8aoiGt rg mine Ercper bIcu brast
pp paa S9relict, % jog Slt noeuiur,
GA lea oiloe blipe f1roig meo min Gis
gar, igr jcg laooe mig. Soet icg iaa
up. iif jes p.ubieIis 9ic paa en- Suiuoc
unoer bet elettriite gps tuer5uuer @as
ben. On fore Nappleou! bet parGmma.
Set bar life iii at tag, ieil al. Set
par life alene benbe5 pclijerote Grrt,
men p9iaa bsnoes Sat % Sra9t. Sun
ina Jig tpiIeuoe pmfrina, men fit life
9ic paa mig. Saa ranoreoe Inn iaate
nebao Gaocn ben imoo Tantens Sus.
Sleblitfelis iur Den Sante 9jeunem
mig, at BIN babe bet9ntt fig, ~eiterat
bun bauoe ieupt Selesrammct, % BAR
III tpmmeu meo ct auoet Grain.
"Gmma!" raabte jeg, faiteoe min
Cigar % iulste burti9 eitcr benpe.
Nieo ct it ies ie. at bun life bar alcne.
On Serre uunoreoe uep benoes She %
fonperisreoe mso benoe. SEQ bleu
irp9teli9 ialour % ileoe eiter 9arrct.
Set BAR Hart, al emma bauoe iuuoet
ct 0aaifuo III at unosaa mig Tor of
hare ct Stepucmgoe mco Ell, JON par
min @eobeiler.
Men buor tor bleu life min Sosr.
r%aiteiie, ba ies iaa. at Manoeu liauecs
mig ieio pea Ell Saar. San bapoc lam.
ne Siass 3ragt o. Magcu til Der
: 6lpsbot. ipm ies bar paa Soucoet. 81
ban ct 9ebIit i~tanieSe pnber Ell @aee
l9st lpntss jes. at ies iaa mig ielu
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
GntcnicNc

Gow -Sieetaaer 8 3ccoruh Soma. ben
1870 Wtai / il. s. Gibious Vi: lioeacc. sRr.
$ercie 9cp % Mtis Martba Slcstooer
belae at 2ecorah, SopI. 81 &. Gibiou.
T., fjrrciteoe. >
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Siear cafe Tarf, SOFIA.
g Gioueu 1895.

Ut nppe Iist Trogram or MI prouct in,
oct melt populTrc at Oct nurolloc 9rm 3
SomnerttIl IugiSiteoer. pcri iutbi.tt,,
0oretrng al GATOR :. Sc8nt SaImoo,
Spnoal Den 30e Suni % 4aItor Gam "
Soucs Spnoa8 Den zoe Sui Iamt I,rrs j.,
fener al SanoeiS itgrits 5beploaer. Srilufts.
n9oer. 9ialt'to Oh rericr "a talriac Ono .
Airatiionet lem fra 3tO til auocu pil
b!'pe teiicn t8Iort.
Sen aar.i8e Multi It aihcloes fri ooer
til lite Naguit mtIuijpe, o. tai lce,, al
Erot. Clement 9, Spniu ira Gbicaao. Iioe.
lpm arcTe lremya8cnos Sesauclisr ul neo.
ptrie til ct Ieha e!lst Samurr.
Gn TOR o. b.tpem Ragiacn er M urSer
Sa0n'H9; Den oil aigi9e rummcIio g oos
log ale, JON tommer.
"9o'eI Oats" anbacs Tor @u5li.um ben
81 Sum. Set er itort % tomIcr abclt,
b0asct Ct er on met an~erfIenOte sylou for
1Hritro eler, o. itaI bsltpr 5 al Mnup.
ON DC gpao @Iaitsyue irGnacr pa ir Ter
-" F"H' 62.25
FRIDAY evening. August 30, Prof. Breck-
enriuge extends a cordial invitation TO MI
MS Trends and former students 10 be
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Gu &pinnc nten SGrts.
Srit eiter Girrnion.
Cor -pteorGpsTo,is%'


Nils bar SpiQcmau. Naar ban
itrDf paa 5elen, gap ben fngre Spo Ut.
Yreferne %paaItaar, at Der lIgGer S9's
/ en- Scle. Mcn bet er life lGn. Vat
os bli l%iaaenoe oso Oct.
Salbors par Spsbens bcoIe Ssnt',
lin, bubijar % lyslet. 9un liable lie
@lls ielp far; men bun bolt np at bore
BAN iplGe. San baapct llo9et allls'
Innet aapitel.
"Sab ct bet, bu spr?" ia Ills, sHI
Dag ban Tom iorbi SarenS @aar oSl
iaa Salbors. buu fat i SiaNust % i''s'|
iis opUuer Bergen. /
seq futile uaitet BET pore SI'oH'
ia bun. "p3 ifulc pnitet, jrs ga''SI
Iorpolcu, iaa jog fuine naa."
Wlls faItet Seleu mot en- SteT, 'aa|
Den 9it / &nas.
"9ao scr Dup" ipnrte TalborS.
"Sntet." iuarte q 10.
San elf.
Trebie &apitel.
9lils 9it til Nurfap ps faltet l9 III
Ssbapet. Sau irpnite til iofeHI''|
S~pitsberssu. tlsu iaa op paa Sl'' vi
off til ben ipposottIcnoe SrRpo'S'a"
Ser Tom bon til aapeu Sir. GH 81
bipru angrcp ham. Sa ben aap0''
Gapet, iprans gtlls III.
Siprncn iupmte moi gtor, I'll M''l
iaa, at baus 2pmmefompas peiic pe'1
ner. San itirre. ut al SicrnsH' Vap
% Der itOb NOrpOleu. 9tIls l0I "IJ
meo ii9. gioen bar trcct, at Oct u"
err en- ulrtelia stang. ium saar |leli0F"1
Suren. Nten Der er. Get amer
bare 9Osmeirc. Sc lrrpe bar aDV'1
ben Saf.
Sinroe &apitcl.
gtils fou biem ianms Gag, Sa1pp'a
at.et Den rife Die Smoebpen. A'l
ituo pco Suict. oa De iOm i'lOa's
airien. !San Itat g~lOrpolen 'ap
Sorosn % ilpo up. Saa oa A1e u
life INNER, lot gills Jig 'alle l'er
Die, iaa oenne blcu llaat flat % 'p'''
9tlls 0giaa,
Gaaleoes tot ban Seuu.
Wten Salborg bare 10. Sa0U' 7"1
life SGrtc?
Snsen oct.
Gnoe.
?. ;.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Ssno 25 Gents II! Currency Pub
House, us gs'ti3ln Ct, G9icaao. Su.. 10,
ct egewvllr al Financial School at
Farmervllle'. @ae lrier ben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
SinoebDs iina

Tirtfte ir, Snbr.fen ill Gorbsn'ertn.
6,u bpib 800 no. Siial "a Gents gr Guus. On
feret at urre ~tllptyfrt l | ~. tiuin lCn0il, llou1!l
al c btolte Slia liseiom i andre Gl-. Sgr. iot
Gu Bale eIer N re fpioeS prompt. 'rgb he, rsrsno
Z bar itgep I eiter mtne Y iier a 8raptc Gratis.
aisGli AUGUST POST, Muult n la.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

FRIDAY evening, August 30, Prof. Breck-
e,nridge extends a cordial invitation 10 nh
his friends and former students TO be
present at the graduating exercises of the
class of 'Q5. "e
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
sioe aarsan

3 Hdrst 1865 bsspncts Sir. ,. " B,yr,.
'e Or. gsa os y atmsut. ! lie q g1rt tmsat Z,
nneei "a, q MGR. lirGpenoe Al al giaa at1 y, Z a1
hiooe braat ct perbtr, Il Eorre,r n,or gal elisla
at &1onct al. W ro'!"b 90 tJcnSt . ciyg'tIt " o
lntinoe rlen. Wier uueer bennr lin Sr-D,s;t lllit
e tnrst III. sSaifius lie orD nHc Sn I ~, VI.
S %rfg Ret 81 "a a, sr,,s t',s % me ia iO.a, S1 aa',.
tr1n9c, I'D a banS Webet for Al haas w. N y
. toes isasi ! iaa mango alr. 9pa, b,is 5s sa
paa Wenislteue bien ! tin anime s1ge &u
SS9he a, Sinoet battle Der % GlcatrrH, iD ,g,'i !. la
s,iae isI'f ao,e g SSs WS ! n, @'ua :ic, u gao at t s.S
bsltptte IN borrctulua I aueliom 9nbi,,rr, To; q!
Wer. WatfiiS ira yr gSaro. e erct iar Az t" nll3it
III Ut ert9e bans giapn ion pam emrrfr Inv u : SISta
Eittei N no. 1855. " SaiSa,
Ile NMiper opiprorrs nerinr III N I. IL
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

rariIts Cine mere p%nsienoc 9rrtrc Tor
Dor &e~lisiousifoIe cno bcaauebc, iro'
ifabsiulSe Site eminariiter o. teolo'
oiite Stuecn.er. "Stnnben!" "Stans
benz"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
GRASSHOPPERS, 81 EACH.
They Had Been Trained to Steal Car
Tickets Out of the Box.

Bobtail cars were all the go in St Louis
at one time They were not so popular
with the people as with the companies, as
they We're small and Inexpensive affairs,
the driver acting in the dual capacity Of
driver and conductor.
The farcbOx at the forward end, with
its series Of trapdoors and front and back
of glass, was supposed to be an efficient
device for tie protection of the company s
interests. AT that time car tickets passed
everywhere as currency. The peanut stands
the saloons and all retail stores accepted
them at their face value for purchases.
The drivers knew this and some of
them would evolve schemes to abstract the
coveted tickets after they were deposited
by the passengers in the box. This was
no easy matter, as the inventor had so fix
ed its internal arrangements that robbing
the box by a curved wire or any pliahle
instrument was deemed an impossibility.
One driver took a live grasshopper, tied
his two hind legs together to piece of
thread so that he was helpless. The in
gcnious cuss would then pry open some of
the slanting trapdoors with small stick
and slowly let Nh Grasshoppcr slide over
one door, through apother and so on down
into the bottom of the box among the tick
cts. The hopper had the use of his four
small legs, and when his master pulled the
thread to which the insect was attached
the hopper naturally grabbed hold of some
of the tickets.
A grasshoppcr, when secured by the
hind legs, will hold firmly with his fore legs
to anything that comes within reach As
soon as the hopper reached the tickets he
was pulled around the angles in the box
and out, bringing with him from one to
five or six tickets. The tapping was done
at the end Of the line or on some lone
some part of the road.
If the fellow who Matched that scheme
had kept it to himself, perhaps the railway
company would never have discovered his
rascality. This chap had long head and
tried to make all he could out Of his lucky
find. He went into tho wholesale grass
hopper business. He knew that grasshop-
pers were not to be had In winter; there
fore he laid in "a supply. He fed them and
took care Of them When Jack Frost
cleared the fields of the chirpers, he started
out on tour among the drivers He was
careful about sounding his man first, and
to those who We're willing to be tempted
he showed how the trick could be done.
He had the grasshoppers and would fur
nish them at III apiece. BY taking care OF
the hopper it would DO good for a week. no
matter how cold the weather He piled
his trade with some holiness, and it even
tually led to his downfall and "a wholesale
discharge OF drivers OH several OF the lines.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
PERHAPS THE WORST Triple.
One Drink Makes Some Men Drunk All
Day and Others Crazy.

Captain Casson of the British bark Gu
plea, while at Astoria, on his way out to
sea from Portland. gave reporter some
interesting facts in regard to tho gagus
plant and the terrible effects it has on the
natives of the Gauptil island, where it
grows. Captain Casson Is an authority on
matters pertaining to the South Sen is
lands. In speaking Of the gagus plant Cap
tain Casson said:
1T is species of cactus, and, us said,
grows only. to my knowledge, on tho
Gauptil island The island is a small one,
but is well populated by natives of the Ma
lay race In the interior this plant grows
wild, fiourishing especially in. the red,
rocky soil. 1t looks beautiful when grow
ing, as you may judge by the bright hues
with which it Is spotted. Opium is DO
tcnt drug, but 1 am certain that theex-.
tract from the gagus plant is calculated to
do more damage to tho human system.
The natives cut the plant in the early
spring. After they have gathered suffi-
Client quantity, they put it In large bowls
and crush 1t with huge stones
- grayish sap runs out freely, and this
they collect and drink, after letting 1t fer
mcnt, which it does easily. Within half
an hour after imbibing 1t the drinkcr be.
comes perfectly stupid and lies around
like log The spell lasts day or more,
during which time tho natives say they
live in paradise. have known sailors to
try 1t, but never twice. Three yenrs ago q
man in my crew was driven crazy by
one drink. Tie first effect of the liquor is
to soften the bones and Hadually eat them
away. There are natives there, the vic
tins of gagus, who arc indeed boneless
and unable to walk or use their limbs.
Then they begin to wither away, until
they die in misery and commissions. Usu-
ally two years will finish the hardest man.
The sufferings of the slaves to tho drink
are terrible. San Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
The Names of Scotch Towns.

There Is mystery about many Of the
coast names of East Lothian. The inland
names arc mostly Anglo-Saxon. Witness
Prestonkirh, Athelstaneford, Tyninghame,
Auldame, Salton, Bolton, Dirlcton. Fen
ton and the like, but the names of many
places in and on the sea defy explanation.
Tantallon, the Bass, May, tho Leithies,
Milsey bay, the Lamb lin an old map we
find in Bellenden), Firdra, Eyebroughy
and the like would puzzle tho brains Of
Canon Taylor, Mr.. Johnson of Falkirk, Sir
Herbert Maxwell and other experts In anti
quarian place names.
1t would seem that the Anglo-Saxo In
vasion took full possession of tho interior
OF tho country, celebrating the older
names, but as it did not master the coast
and the islands the ancient names, derived
probably from various races and languages,
continued to prevail. As to islands, 1t
Is remarkable that few miles farther up
the firth the names of the islands are con-
structed on different but moro uniform
principle. Inchkeith. Inchcolm, Inch
garvie and Inchmyrkie agroe in having
the prefix Inch, but not in any of the Heb
rides, Orkneys or Shetlands. One would
suppose this due to some local fancy.--
Pittsburg Dispatch. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
The Usual Result.

In the neighborhood of certain race
course the late Sir Robert Peel found a
man practicing the three card trick who
asked him to TRY his luck" Sir Robert
was tremendously indignant, said that he
was privy councillor and was incapable
of such "a thing and swore that if he could
find a constable the man should be locked
up. While all this tempest was going on,
however, the confederate of the operator
played the old trick of turning up the cor
ner of tho king. Instantly the storm
ceased, and Sir Robert tried his luck to
the extent Of half sovereign, with the
usual result. London Tit-Bits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17


ployed, ana the sou'i,ui III. p,o7 $50 ~,
amazingly, at oiic 'iiiio ~ -"
chestra OF women mioh V.io to'.ou Az ~
imported from E,,Si'iA .ol"9G ;Ia W Wv wy
work. ms resui.eu ~ % siii'i a." S,
ment on inc fo''u WIN '"1 ~ .'.''l NJ,
Eden company Vi "iii'h ''"'iii0 Liam
was the priih' oolii'.
Miss Muiie d. apouG tnis ,liho was "oocu
ana won py A,eA 1eii, tiio Wei INV
Engiis. TENOR, wiioso uea,ii ooo''rieu looon.
~. Mhen ing -uiAt,uo vas vas, plouo ~
IN New forh' MART Muiie- nel o., was In9
uIn fuhi' ana iiereAceiieilV Norh M ',iav
not OVERLAP fole Hilily es'apiisneo ier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
The Swimming Cure.

Professor Kadish an old and experienced
master in the art, believes swimming to be
sure cure for rheumatism and maintains
that continued natatorial practice will pre-
vent all pulmonary troubles. A tendency
toward consumption, he claims, will be
overcome, muscles will be developed, chest
broadcncd and lung power greatly i'm
proved Especially is it said to be good for
the brain, Floating with the back OF the
head submerged allows the water to act
upon the brain in such way as to dispc!
all gloomy forebodings and drive away
care and suffering Chicago Times-Her-
al1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
Shark and Blacklist.

In the big central pool at the aquarium
at Castle Garden there are two sharks, one
about feet long, the other about 3. Ii
the same pool there are a number of black
fish. 1t may be that one of tho blackfish,
perhaps one Of the largest of them, fish
Is or IS inches in length, that is swim
ming along in a leisurely manner as
though he had just set out for circuit of
the pool, is seen suddenly to turn with @
moro busnesslikc air, Us though he had
thought of something that he must really
go back and attend to. Presently coming
from the direction in which the blackfish
had been heading is seen one of the sharks,
silent and surly looking and weaving It's
tail from sido to side as it swiIns.-New
York Sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
Letter Writing.

Let your letter be written as accurately
as You are able--I mean with regard 10
language, grammar and stops-for as 20
the matter of it the less trouble you give
yourself the better it will be. Letters
should be easy and natural and convey to
the persons TO whom we send them just
what we should say to the persons If we
We're with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
MARIE MULE BELL.
A Woman Who Is Pianistc, TRINA Dohns
and ConGuctress Rolled Into one'

Mario Mule Bell, the present prlina
donna of the Castle Square theater, Dos
ton. is remarkably well equipped for tho
profession which sho has been following
successfully for ten years or So she Is d
Bostonian of German parentage ana Is q
sister of that attractive little body, LA
Mule. whose forte lies in tho direction o,
burlesque and extravaganza. AS ch.lu
Marie Mule was phenomenal pianiste,
and her father. himself an excellent mu-
sician. decided that his daughter must be-
como n wor, famous performer. TO that
end the best masters of the Hub were en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
NEW BEDFORD.

Earned runs. Remedies, 5; New Bedford, l..
Three base hit. Baker. Two base hits, Butler,
Doherty. Sacrifice hits, Butler, johnson 2.
Pickett. Stolen bases, Butler 3, johnson,
Doherty, Baker, Pickett 8, Buckley2, Bean 3,
Walters. Doe. First on balls. by sullivan,
Bean, Baker, Pickett, McCracken; by Baker,
Delaney. First on errors, Remedies, l; New
Bedford. 1. Hit by pitched ball, by Baker,
Birmingham. Wild pitch, Sullivan. struck
out, by sullivan, McCracken. Dilworth. Double
play, weihi, Delaney and Doe. Umpire,
Miller. Time, l hour, 45 minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17
Unnecessary Trouble.

Hogan--Oi have u joke "a Houghlighan.
They was fclly KEN into his place an
took thrco drinks in rapid secession av his
whisky an thin pulled gun an shot him
self.
Grogan-Oi think the joke is on the
man. Fwat for did he go to tho trouble
av usin gun afthcr three drinks ay
Houghlighan's whisky?-Cincinnati Trib-
une.
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innings.
Ioday's Games.

Poston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia a, Chi
cago, Baiti more ut Cleveland.
iawtncket st Portland. Brock.an nj Lewis
ton, Fan River at Bangor, New Bedford Mt
Augusta. a.
Toronto at Buffalo. Rochester at Syracuse
PROVIDENCE at scranton, Springfield at Wilkes,
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New England Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Star Ball Tossers Of the World in Our
National Game.
AT CLEVELAND.

Timely hitting and superb fielding won
two games for Cleveland from Baltimore
to-day. Knell In the first game and Young
IN the second pitched excellent ball
Keeler's fielding was the feature of both
games. McGraw was put out of the
second game for kicking when the UNI
pire called him out for trying to score
without touching third base. Attend
ance at first game, 5000 second, 1000.
First game:
Cleveland...... -. 0 0 X 6
Baltimore.......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 q
Hits-Cleveland, S; Baltimore, 10. Errors
Cleveland, /; Baltimore, l. Knell and Zim-
mer; Hemming, Pond and Clark.
Second game.
Cleveland. 0 o 0 0 x J
Baltimore. ...... 0 . 0 O.
Hits-Cleveand, 10; Baltimore, 4. Errors
Cleveland, 1; Baltimore, l. Young and Zim-
mer; Esper and Robinson.
AT ST. LOUIS.
New York took slow and tiresome
game from st. Louis, today. Ehret was
batted out of the box in the fifth. Meekip
was very effective when men were on
bases Attendance, 1900.
st. Louis........... 2 0 o o o l l. 4
New York. ...... o Q o ? 0 O. 6
Hts-st Louis. lo New York. "A. Errors
st. Louis, l; NeS York. Ehret, Kissinger
and Miller; Meekin and Farrell.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Brooklyn outplayed Louisville again,
today. Daub kept the hits so well
scattered that Louisville could not score
after the first. Attendance, ZOO.
,, I2ssa S9sss
Brooklyn......... 0 0 2 0 2 B
charlottesville. ,; Brooklyn, s. Errors
Louisville. /; BROOKLYN. /. weighing and
Warner; Daub and Daley
AT CINCINNATI.
The Reds pounded Sullivan at will,
today, and Dwyer was very effective at
critical points. The Reds fairly out
played themselves in fielding. The game
bristled with sensational plays. Ewing
was fined $50 by Umpire Calvin. Ten
ney had his hand split by foul tip in the
fifth. Attendance, 2sS0.
Cincinnati..~...... 0 ? o
IIits-Cincinnat. %; Boston, Q. Errors
Cincinnati. !; Boston,, 8. Dwyer and Vaughn;
Sullivan and Tenney, Camel.
AT CHICAGO.
Carsey pitched the game of his life, to-
day, and had superb support. But one
hit was made off him mp to the seventh,
Philadelphia outplayed Anson's men al
every stage of the game. Terry was very
wild Carsey and Decker made home runs
Attendance, $500.
2 3 6 Z 9
Chicago. ........ 0 o 0 o 0 2
l I'll
Hits-Chicago, S; Philadelphia, i. Errors
-Ch,csgo, 3; Philadelphia, g. Terry anG
Donohue; Carsey and Clements.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg and Washing,
ton ball teams did not play. Tuesday, the
game having been transferred to Wash.
ington.
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League Stand ding.
Other Games.

At Syracuse-Rochester :; Syracuse, ..
At Scranton 1; Scran-
ton,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; Wilkes
barre. 2
At Buffalo Buffalo, o; Toronto, 4-l5
innings.