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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
SmpcriaIpuni

gine Mnands uno bier g(pkliinen
fdadlt unh ihneibet man in Iehr biinne
Sdeibra unb lest lie in eins Ssrrine.
5ierduf to9t man 46 Gran gan3sn
3immet uno eine bal6e, ,tleingeT6ntttene
Sdpts 8dnilIe in einem Quart WaIz
fer aus, IdBt bus WaFer nod cine
@eile bamit aieben unb sieBt bic SliiIz
iiuteit burh Elm Sieb in bic Ssrrine,
rsi6t bic Sdal, elmer Gitrons auf 13
unaen 3udsr ab, legt ibn in bas Bafz
fer. prebt ben Saft bon brei gitronen
bin8u, bsdt einsn feitIhlieBenbsn Osdel
baruuf unb ldBt bic SliiiIistsit unter
Dftersm ltmriibren ertdIten, TteIlt fie
uuf tEis. gieB. eine Slaids R6einpein,
Elm bulbss Quart iebr feinsn @rat unb
tura bpr benz Ssrpirsu. eine bdIbe Tluz
Ihs Seltsrtpaiisr, fptuie cine SlaI6e
@bampagnsr binsu. Dieter Yunfb lit
Elm. .febr angsnebmes. tpoblfdmsdenbes
9etrGnf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
6eifti9e uno k0rperlidJe arbeit.

lteber bas anSuTtrebenbe @leihgez
tpiht apiIfsn seiiti9er unb tDrpsrliz
der Nrbsit bemertt 9rofeFor NuBbaum
Splgenbes: Rur tpenig 8rante inIOlge
iibermGbiser Qnipannung Der &no4en
unb Musfeln iino mir pprgetommen.
Oagegen bate ib eins 9lnsa6l ppn
!6unOertsn unter rlsinen patisntsn, bic
infplge ueberanItrengung burd 9siItige
glrbeit erfrantt tparen, unb i6tper mar
ss, ibre polige WieoerbsrFslung Su err
reiaen. SD bin iiberseust, baB Der
MeniG, ieinsm 8du entiprs6snb, pisl
ipeniger taugli3 fir bic Qlrbeit am
Slid iiber ben 8iihern 1T, als fir bic
t0rperlide. @eIunber unb lebenbigsr
iinb itets bic 2eute, tpel4e auf ben Sell
bern unb in ben 9drten drbeiten unb
fi9 ben gr0Bten She'll bss Sasss in
frii6er Cuff bepsgen. Gin p0ais an
beres 2lusieben baben bic 8samtsn,
@elsbrtsn, &iinI Itler = Der &opf lit
beiB, bic Siibe talt, bic 8srbaulng
fdbpa9, Der Darn trGes; iie iinO neiit
bartlsibig. Wsr BON ibnsn fldgt ni9t
ii6er nerp0Ie @rregbarteit? Gin ieoes
Organ, 1pelAss angeItrengt tbdtig lit,
empfdngt eine grobe8lutmsnge, 10 au9
bas @ebirn. @tne grOB,re 8lutfiiGs
in bemielben infolge seiitiger glrbett
4ebt nur auf So oiten anberer Srgane
Dor iich; !Sdnbe uno SiiBe tpsrSen bluts
arm unb srtaIten. Sc finger bas Snz
bipibuum. beitu fadblifsr muB infolge
bsKen bisIe abnorm. characterization
ipirtsn. Gs ftsbt mir fef, bdb, ipenu
foIdbe llsberrsianng i'm &tnbesdlter
itattftnbst, ibr @influB fir bas gdnse
2eben fii9lbdr blsibt. Oas Sinb Iollte
Tim 9 llbr i'm 9ett iein. Selbitpsrs
ftdnblih muB es ben gunsen Sag iiber
beIhdftigt iein, aber ni4t nit geiItiger
gtrbeit; elm beosutenosr S6sil bes Sas
qss ipirb Der p6bIiIhen @ntpidlung in
frif6er 2uft geipiomst isin. Sie 3eit,
pelfe isBt bem Surnen sufGat Qeiber
nod INNER in elmer perbGltniBmGBig
bomDppatbiffen OoIis), Iollte bsrgrOz
BERT iperben. Die fDrperli6sn glnitrenz
gungen Iollten ganse Stunbsn binburh
fortgsTstt iperben uno fortpdbrenb nit
ben geiItigen 4rbeitsn abfpe9Ieln, oann
ipiirbe ss nit benz 2srnen du9 befer
poripGrts gsben. Wlit gtusnabme eins
selner, beionbers begabter Stnoer, trat
bsi allen, bic i9 tannte, gum &beno Elm
unbeitimmtsr9sbi elm. Der ibnen
i'm 9dnsen tpsnig gu periteben gsIfdttez
te, 70 baB lie nur in medaniI9er @eiie
su lernsn bermpdten, obne iih iiber
ben 3uiammsnbang bss grlernten Rez
denf9aft geben gu t0nnsn. Nan
braudt fsinesipees Su bsfiir9ten, baB
bic &inbtr ipeniger ipihen tperosn =
i'm @egsnt6sil, bas 2ernen, pislen Sinz
bern iebt cine Dual, pirb Der Msbrs
sabl cine Sreuoe unb Iufbeiterung
iperben, uno bsi @infiibrung gsniisenz
Der pbpTI6er glnitrengung fGllt bic
1trIade fort, bersn 9orbanoeniein idon
in Der Sugsno bas Sunbament Der
tiinfti9en NsrpoIitGt ipirb, bic in imz
msr bsdngitigsnOersm llmfdnge ii9
ausbreitst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

finbuns gu MAIDEN, bic i9m in be- Sds
maligen barmloszerfinoun9sarmsn3 3ett
tpdbrbaftig ale @brs ma9tr. Gr
faufte T9 nGmli9 einc Itarte, laltbare
9ummif9nur, bic er an Der SnnsnIeite
feines @rtramantsls befeItigte; glei4s
aeitia nabm sr einen re9t burtsn uno
fdharftantigen, ippbluusgeprGgten Sbds
Ter, bobrte in benIelben elm tleines 2Dz
6eldsn unb aos beIagte @ummiihnur
bur9 bieIe Oeffnung btnSur6. in Gbns
lihsr @eiIe, ipie man bivs in unierer
isbissn boagebilbeten 3eit nit ben rei>
aenben Wtonoeles gu MAIDEN pflegt.
9as anbere @nbe Der SAnur ipurOe
barauf sbsnfals i'm Mantelfutter feIt>
gendbt, 10 bab Der Sbaler ourdn bau>
melte. SEPT mar er gsgen ale Srints
gsIbi6ipierigtsiten gefidert! Hu6te bic
9lbIdisbsTtunbs unb bdnste bic trinta
qeISboffnungsfrobe Maeo bem gnGbis
lGdelnben SGbnbridb ben Wantel I'M,
70 griff berielbs NIT elmer geI9idten
Sanobsp.gung mad benz in Permaneu5
srtldrtsn Srintselbtbaltr, preBte bieien
na9 Dirt pornebmer iun9er Gaoaliere
nit einsm fIii9tigsn leidten Druid in
bic pati6banb Der ebenfalls frsunoliA
lGhelnben 3pfe, 10 baB bieIe bsntlia
bic Gonturen b.s groBen 8elbItiids in
Der inneren Sanofldhe fiiblen nluBte,
Sos feline bsbanSI6ubts R.9te ialeus
nigIt 5uriid, nidte berabIafenb uno
peri6panb ourd bic offene 9apstbiir,
ben gsrsttstsn Sbaler ii9er am iparz
men 8uien Gsrgeno, bsnn oieIer mar
felbitOeritdnOlih iofurt an ieinen PIaB
suriidgei4nelt.
Sa bon s. tets fir bieIe Manipulds
tipn ben aufbru9 msbrerer psrIonen
abpdrtete. 10 purbe bas Seblen BEG eis
nen Shulers natiirli9erpsiIe meiItenS
in Der Qufresung nicbt fofort bemsrtt;
bsrIelbs tonnte ia iibrigens aud duf
ben Seppi4 gefalsn fein. DusNunco
ftellte ii6 INNER erit bsrdus, ipenn bic
bstrsffsnbe SerrI9aft na9 @erlaFen
bes lebten 8aItes nit Der 3ofe bic Obs
reduung iiber bic SrintssIber poraus
rebmen pflegte. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

9auTe 6aben. 0as pertrsibt bic b6.
fen 9rillsn!"
limb tpieberum psrgtngen d6t rubige
Gage, in benen Der muiitaIiide Srsisr
ueue Soffnurg setpann.
@ines 2lbenbs fam eins brittle &iite
unb @lp fasts bsim Ra9tshen frObs
lih:
rSeuts nod font Sbr mid als pa
pasenp Tsbsn; iit'S @u9 redt2"
,Was tpirb bas tpieber tpsrben9"
itammslts 8albuin. 9a tritt @up, bic
bas 3imrer perlaFen bate, ipisber ein.
in Der Sanb eins SurbsI MdnSoline.
auf bem Riidsn etne Yaufe nit Ginslz
len. bic NIT an bem glIbogen befsitiaten
grommelIt0den rtgiert ipurbe, sinen
flinaelbsiebten Sut auf benz &opfe, cine
panpfsifs bor ben Munb gsbunSen.
llno nun bsgann cine obrSsrreibenbe
Wluiif ---
2lm nG9iten Morgsn fudte Der 9soz
feforH8dtsr isir:n So9n peroebli6.
Gr fano nur einen Srief: SD halts es
niht mebr aus!" b.
Hdh elmer lpiithsnSen Scene nit
Gnb rsiIte aud Der 8ormuno db.
nStsbTt Ou, Ooetorin!" jduhsts
@lD unO fisl Der Ouennd I'm BEN Sals
= rbie iinb mir in alIsr Gpiatst los.
Sd babe ben Seufel burtl 8esl5sbub
auseetriebsn. Run bsirat5' idb na4
nlsinem 9efallsn. 9lber MIR Semanb,
Der mir siOli1 rerIi6.rt. buB sr feline
Jtpte tenntl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
.bsn Der i6laue Sdbnbri4 bon 3. &c,

ebsn Der idluue Sdbnbria bon 3. ses
tpefen ipdre.
Die tleine iiberdus aufseipedte 3ofe
bon 8ebeimratb 6. ndmli9, Elm ebenio
biibfdes als i9elmiIdes Ding unb als
folhe in Der ganaen @drnifon riibm=
li6it betunnt, be6ielt = Of NIT bstpuBz
ter Qbii1t obsr unipiIItiirlid bur9 ei>
men 3ufaI, bas biirfts iih bsute nu9
so eSabren tdum msbr entIheiben lais
fen = benSbaler in ibrem fleinsn runs
ben Sdnbden. Die 9ummif4nur mar
serifen! =
gfi9t fpabr9 rIsuBsrIt fatals @es
ihidte, auf g6re!" ipiiroe permutbli9
mdnder unferer beutigen 3riegsrsleute
ausgerufen babsn, nenn Inn, mas ia
abfplut ni9t mebr bentbar lit. etlpas
ashnlides paiiirt pGre. = Ni9t 70
infer beIonnener. taltbIiitiger, borz
mdrslt6er 5dbn6rib bon 3. &aum
bate er nGmli4 ben beft;gen &ud an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
Die Rettunesmcoaille.
Cine lufiise Yhlttar. .grirneruus aus alter
9eit.

gs mar in jensr grauen 8praett, fa'
gen mir nor I9tunbbierSig, als bic
sSdhnbrihe unb bispeilen Io9ar du4
eiuiae 2ieutenants bin uno tpieoer nod
tein iiberFliiiTises gelO beiaben. Ses
gehen unb getrunten tpuroe dber du4
bamals bsreitS betanntlib ebenIo gut,
tpie beutsutuge unb 9eIellIdaften CAB
es aud ibon, b,i bsnen ssiItssipriiben>
be iiinaers Mtilitdrs 9erne CUR Safel
sesogen gu psrSen pflegten, obne bab
Iie iih gerabe alSuIebr bagssen gs@
ftrdubt bdttetn. -
Der 5dbnSriA bon 3. mar audi 10
Giner bon Osnen, bic niemdls cine
@inlabun9 abI9lugen. einerIeits ber
bilbsnben SiI9untsrbaItung pegen,
tpel9e BEL iol9sn Gslegenbeiten nit
iungsn 8adfIasn sepfIogen tpurr:,
anbererieits uno in Der Sauptia4e aber
aus 9eIunbbeitsriid Ii6ten, benn ein
iunser MiIitdrtorper perlangt befannts
li9 mad gutter unb r,i4liher Gabrung,
ipenn bic n2liIridtigt.it Der &6rpers
baltung" ridtig reglementsmdbig 81
Wege sebrddt iperben foa.
Sas mar benn nun audi Ipipeit ia
9laes rs9t gut unb fhOn, absr Die @ss
f9idts nit ben 5ablrei6en Diners uno
Spupers bate iaon gu iener guten,
alien 3eit benielben SSebler pie beute,
nGmli8 nit ben fatalen - Srintgels
bern!
9as 3ipeimdrtItii Der beutige Sfz
fisierst6aler, mar bamals rod ni4t ers
funben, oas pOlniide Q9tgroI9snIt Itiid
aalt nidt als nobel, es muBte alio itets
elm barter, runoer, gutter. pollpi4ti9er
Sbaler iein, ben man benz Oienitmdos
den in bic Sdno briidte, Elm re4t psinz
liber 3pang, our9 psl6en bic Weabla
5eiten einen ihdrfen, unungenebmen,
metalliI9en Ha9geI6mad befamen,
nm 10 mebr, tuenR man iiberlegte, baB
mdnne berdrtigs Soupers poer Diners
in einaelnen pornsbmsn Samilien pirt>
lid ni9t ben Wertb bieier Summe res
prGientirten.
SGbnbri9 bon 3. bate bas als ber>
borragenb i9laues Subn natiirlibsr>
ipsiie balb Sur4Idaut unb iein genids
lsr Sinn trieb ibn, eine groBartise Gr'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
Gtpas gans u tpartes.

sFiirit (na9 Der GrStliden llnterirs
duna): Borauf itelIsn Sic Sbre Die
aanoie9
W2ebieinalratb: 9(uf Magsntatarrb.
SSiirIt: 0as 1T cine ie6r gspD6nlide
&rdntbeit, bic mir fiir's Bulletin ri6t
aebrauden tonnen. S9lagen Sic nal
sinen anbsren Serminus ts9nicus por!
Mebicinalratb: Nun, ba aud ners
pDfe Spmptome gu tonItatiren finb.
pdrs pislIsidt r0pspepiie" an5upsns
ben.
Siirit: Seben sic, bus ldBt ii9
boren, benn ein Sbs;l bes Publitums
bsritsbt es niht uno Der anbere itota
bert beim ausfpre9sn nit Der 3W1be
bariibsr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
: Gs 1T elm mertpi il T bigss

G. t Elm merlin Ii b ig ss
pbdnomen, oaB INNER, psnn cine
Sanb bic anOsre tpdInt, beibe ;Sdnbe
nod itmuBiger ipsrbsn.
Stnbermunb. D. @uter: rWaa
ma6It Ou benn ba, Ou bemalIt ia
9einsr puppe bas @sIi9t2" - Die
tIeine Glu: ngla ia, ods t6ut Mamh
bsi iih ia audi"
-Seutlide u n IN Or t. Som.
vSa9te MuD Dir bic 8abrbeit, ala
Oh iie nd9 i9rem glIter fragteit2" :
Sad: sd" = Som: rWas iaats iis
benna" : Sad: ~0us siass mid CIR
nihts an!A
: 9r ob. &sGIner gum @aF, Der
ibm Sri1tgelo gsgcbsrD: Me;nen berg
lihiten Oant, m:in Ssrr. 9af: @d>
rum bebaRten sic iib benn, i9 babe
Sbnen bod nidts ssgsben2 R,llney:
Oas Itimmt fdon, dber ih babe mit
meinen Gollesen glo. 7 getpsttst, Sic
ipiirben mir tsin SriRtesIb gebsn unh
bab: nun bic Wetie sapoHnen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

= 9osbaft. 9i6tsr: rSisr
<rinQ' id Sbnsn f9on pieber elm 9ss
biht!- = Rsoattsur: rSie, Ipitlen
Sic nidlt nit bsm G:uer!"
&afernbofbliitbe Stlos
ipebel (srfidrt ben neusn @inidbri9en.
iuis Der Nod iiBen muB): r9llio, Der
untsrIts aropf iiht ungei6br auf bsm
Rnbsl." @inidbriger: Pei mir
nidht. Serr salbpsbsl!" - sSeIbpsbd:
-gfa. bann fnb Sic eine Miknsburt!"
Sraftif9e qbbiIfs. =
Wirtb (au Sommsrfriidlern. bic in
einem 0orfpirtbsbaus eint San5uns
terhaitung psranitaltst baben): gRa,
mia unterbalPs @nt benn2" = Serr:
%, gang gut. gur gar gu bon iit
ss!' = Dirtb: nWInn's bios b0s isl
t!3um Saustne6t.) Sspp, pirf o.
Boar 'naus. bab qEab pirS!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

SIN 9efaurant. Sic: Sd
liebs bieies Rsitaurunt duBerorbentlid,
Isitbem iie ben fran5oiifaen Gbef baz
ben." - Gr (aufmertium): r&slner,
brtrssn Sic 5tpsi pprtiOnen vGbef"!"
= Der ri9tise 9ettler.
Serr: rDa baben Sic, armsr, bIinber
Mann eine Mart!" = gettler: sd
bin aud tuub, = pisllei6t itieHten
sic mir bafiir au5 'pas!2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

-4us Der Geographic :
FunbG 2ebrer: mas tannIt Su
mir DON 4nnubers iassn9" - Saiiler:
rgtnna 9erg bsiBt unisr SienItmdOs
fen!"
-8ein Stubiofus. Sauss
pirtbin: sd babe jeBt msins Simmer
an eintn StuSsntsn psrmistbst, Der
piinttlih feline Risfbs 'dblt uab niss
mails fnsipsn gebt. iO7bsrn tmmer bins
ter ieiHen 8iihsrn Iibt uno arbsitst.' q
= Rudbarin: Nd. gs3en Sir, bas
1T aar lin Stubsnt.- ...e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

50 mar bic 9sf6i8ts alTo cine sanse
DeiIe por3iisli3 gu 9unIten uRIsrts
SGbnorihs abgsldufen, Biz I9lisBli3
bic @ummii4nur bur9 ben bdufisen
@e6raua pObl, pie glles i'm 2sbsn,
miirbe unO absenubt geporben Isin
mpGts; genus, es sreignete iih zines
fhOnen Raats" NAL etipus llnsripdrtes
tes. fusuiasen beindbe re9t peinli9es,
psnn bic Situation nift sbsn 10 is6r
tOmii9 unb Der Srdssr DsrIeIben Hi9t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
RrTS OF BASEBALL NEWS.

The disagreeable weather is proving serious
drawback 10 the Giants. and source OF some
financial annoyance to the club The game ar
ranged with Columbia yesterday had 20 be post
poned on account OF rain and the chances are That
the game scheduled for to-day with the University
OF Pennsylvania Will also be declared on.
The Board OF Directors OF the New-Iork Base
ball Club held another special meeting at No 80
Cortlandt-st. yesterday No information was given
out for publication.
Arthur II. Bell. the popular superintendent OF the
Polo Grounds. Is confined TO his home seriously
i'll. His physician fears Brights disease Of the Kid
neys.
The Brooklyn will cut fits Southern trip
short Con" Daley Anderson and Hines have al
ready returned home. and TIE remainder o. mo
team is expected home on sunday. The players
according President Byrne. Will spend a week
in active practice Eastern Park. but no REGULAR
games MIL be played before the opening Of tho
Championship season.
Georgetown University has asked for date at
the Polo Grounds, and VIII probably &c: April u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
DIN1ILLERIES on UIR FOOTING.

RECEIVER MNrITNs ASSOCIATION ENrfHEN'Es
! srrrAcK- rotH no CONCERNS sErErE
chicago ,orl The spirits Distl!ns company
nrof.c,ci rs General McNUita. receiver ~ inc
Whi.Rcv Trust. lae received sc'Hn. H tn" az
ISOLATION MS projected hv General MrNHiia 10
make q uniform pr''" FOR So 'fs y Ms iI"I"@''
70 make {, great union o. to Trust and al! Of 80
oil orcuies the OUTSIDE Diet Hers ~ noon today
four %, the len ling dis"fics in The country, rep
rcecu'iug IN Their combined output NOR" IMAM ihc
Trust and the other iis'!'r.cs asso'at"d nF Con
cral Nc%ulia. Withdrew from the combinations \
sharp competition in prices VIII folio" The r'Fn-
la,ion o. tie sir'is Association tx! -" rrir" a'-
corllny 10 tho Price o. grain. aud allowed liberal
,roG, ON tho Goods ~. d'@s1'r''or ras hroucht
about bv what e. termed by 'ha scoci,rs tho greed
OF he American Distribution Compan,.
Tho dis,rlcries which withdrew from the associa-
lion are the Atlas N!stilery. ~ Peoria. til" Han
over Tistlcry Of Peoria; the American Distill"ry.
OF pckln III and The Globe D.suNcr>. ~ Peoria.
These four dstilcrics are among m" Target IN The
country Their combined output is 2.o" bushels
or grain a dav Less than that amount represents
the capacity Of the Trust and the small dIst'H'rieS
rcna ming I'm the association.
Tho trouble was duo TO the demands OF the Amer
lean Distributing COMPANY o. New-York. This
company Was IN" chic distributor or agent o. iac
old Trust II had cedc TO II 10y the Trust ali 81 the
territory cas; Of a lnc drawn through Pitishurs
Penn Every gallon Of spirits sold by The old Trust
I'm this territory VAS handled by the Amer'n" Dis
trlbuiing Company. paid tribute OF one cent
a gallon 10 II Il cold direct from th" Trust or any
o. i;g other dstrbutcrs In The Spirits Association
the same terms Wer" demanded.
Local pr.sentat.ycs %. ID" reorganzcd Nhiskey
Trus. are not inclincd to Vie" tn" secession wan
alarm II IS believed that ~ ARRANGEMENT fht!S-
factory al concerned will j." arrived at "h' me
association meets next Friday foG tho purpose or
rgtifyng IA" agreement recently made win inc
American Distributing COMPANY. IN" dissatisfied
elcincst is said be looking for greater oonccs-
SONS than were mad" to II IN IN" agreement Just
formulated In New-York and signed by Recover
McNuiia. This morning General NcNulta met the
representative of the four disiillcrios. and told
them that the American Distributing company
would rccclc from It's demands. Then count
Us out" said Mr.. Icrgct OF the Globe Distillcry.
and the four men lcft the Office" we VIII not pay
tribut" 10 the American Distributing COMPANY FOR
a trade We have built up. dca9tc the fierce oppoai-
ton Of the Trust We will fight the association to
the last. We better equipped than any other
d!stcrs IN the country The cost OF producing
spirits plants IS less than one-third that OF
the Trust There Is no longer any nope Of main
ta!ning the Spirits Association II f. dead"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
sHAFER WAITED IN VAIN FOR Eek.
toHNsoN's MANAGER DID NOT APPEAR TO MAXI
TIE MATCH WITH SANGER.

toHNsONs MANAGER DID NOT APPEAR TO MAKE
THE MATCH WITH SANGER.
D. G. Shafer. the manager Of the Spalding team,
waited az the Everett Hotel until midnight. hoping
that T. W. Eek, the manager Of John 5. Johnson
would come forward and make the cycling match
which Eek has been talking about so much OF late
Eek. however, did not appear. and his friends
youchsafed the Information that he had been una
voidably detained in Syrac and that he would be
here to-day.
There has been much talk about this pro-
posed match between Johnson and Sanger. and 80
kttle has been DONE" said Shafer that feel just
like staying right here until Eek comes 20 time.
Sanger IS wiling and ready TO race Johnson. and
have no doubt OF the result. am willing TO agree
any fair proposition tina. Eek may make for
johnson. This talk OF racing for $1,000 side. how
ever Is all nonsense. ] never said anything Of the
70 have, say one-niic races for handsome
trophy offered by some club association Titus Is
also ready 10 race any man in the world a distance
OF twenty miles. | have heard o. a mysterious IN
known who IL ready 70 be pitte1 against Titus but
that's all ] know about IL. ] hope the unknown
Is good man. and the better he Is the better we
will Ike t. OF II we find that the unknown
Is OF no account and that he merely wishes 10 race
for the advertising he Will get out OF meeting with
Titus the match won't be made.
II expect put my men AT worK proDaDiy az
Manhattan Field next Tuesday. letting them get
little exercise before the team starts South
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TO PRESERVE THE Field or SHILOH

Evansville. md. April (SpeciaD.-The officers
and memoirs of the Shiloh Battlefield Association
arrived here to-day from their annual reunion on
the battlefield. which has been the most successful
meeting eyer held by the association There were
over 10000 present. and the spirit of good Will pre-
vailed EVERYWHERE The officers OF the association
are as follows: President. General John McCler-
nand; secretary, Colonel T.. T. Lee Monticello
ILL., treasurer DR.. j. w. Coleman. There are thirty
four vicc-presdents. representing every portion OF
the Union The association VIII celebrate the thirty
fourih anniversary OF the battle on sunday and
Monday April and Z 1896 these being the Identical
laws on which the battle was fought II Is the
nurn,sc OF this association to that every posi-
ton he'd by the troops in that battle Northern
and southern, Is correctly marked The association
also contenlplaes the erection of grand National
monument nj the old Shiloh Church. which shall
he known as the Shiloh Battlefield Monument, to be
dedicated TO the brave Of the blue and the
gray who fought and fell on that historic field
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THE FASHIONS.
COSTUMES FOR YOUNG GIRLS-BEAUTIFUL
SHEER MATERIALS POPULAR

The dress Of school girls is distinguished by severe
simplicity Long before the child merges into maid
cnhood the short skirted bOuffant French fash
ions for children are abandoned and the skirts
gradually heightened. and the girl at fourteen
adopts the simple English fashions. The skirts
reach the boot tops and the ornate. cherubc fash
Ions OF babyhood give place to he demure simpci-
ty of the young girl Pure colors chosen for
these garments. and fine cloth OF simple weave.
For general wear serges. homespuns and mixed
tweeds chosen For smaller girls the skirt Is
made straight around but slightly fitted with cores
In front and at the sides. Older girls wear plain
four-gored skirts the funess at the back gathered
into a close cluster sometimes held in two mar
row box plcats. The most popular bodice Is
pleatei blouse Eton jacket he'd In one or
three box p.eats at the back and finished with
huge sailor collar covering the shoulders, reaching
halfway down the back. and turned back in wide
revers from; display soft vest in color either
an azure-blue and white check or n gay poppy red
silk The golden brown Vandvke shades are newer
than navy blue serge and especially popular
this season trimmed with crcam-white braids and
with collars and hens OF cream-whte wool. The
newest Elton Jackets are cut low around the shout
ders where they are finished by round collar
about three inches deep They are also quite short,
so that they display the blouse worn with them
above the belt. as well as around the shoulders
and in front. 4 revival OF dainty white blouscs
trimmed with narrow edges OF Nalenciennes lace for
elaborate wear is one OF the summer features Of
dress.
The favorite wash dresses OF these older girls are
coored pique and white piques and duck linens as
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Vaencennes lace passes around the top OF the back
and sides OF this high collar. and Is separated oy
about space of three inches In front. sometimes
httle "Paquiu points Of Nalencienncs are placed
above tho collar directly under the ears.
Tho fuI bouTant collars OF last season are
''pl>s@" FOR those gowns. Point desprt lace Is used
almost as much as Nalcncicnnes, and there Is an
attempt - revive INC fine qualities OF Maltese lace
y ne which 10 trin dresses ~ linen batiste IA
matter 0f fact. there Is at present little or none OF
TIE sheer quality of linen batiste in the country,
tho cr:ir" stock having been speedily exhausted by
Fashionable demand ana importauons duplicated.
Trio favOri'r Surfing wrap FOR girls IN th"r f"ens
a. REFER jacket % golden brown blue serge, or
a short cap" Of l.ht covert cloth. The most popu-
lar REFERS have hoX-ploatri backs The new capes
are. o. course. quiz" short. barely reaching the
waist line 80
The plain sailor hat In golden brown or blue will
rlml.u fhr faVrri;~ lIt for schoolgirls. The new
est sailor hats have rather high crown and ms
sometimes flares At the top into slightly bel
Slau. i'o- more elaborate wear there are trimmer
sailors 'o which is given broad effect by NO
huge roscttcs o. chiffon or ribbon resting on eacn
sill. OF the crown or they may be trimmed win
q twist o' velvet ant standing ends. In group Or
fashionable co.ors. iuciUdlr, azure blue, rose PINK,
willow gr"on and maize stylish large hat has
wd. protecting brim ~ Neapolitan and rose-col-
orrl crown OF fancy rough straw. The crown Is
woven ir quaint triangular fashion. and trimmed
with black satin ro>ett,s and ravens duitls.
The cape Illustrated here il a trim Ntt' garment
o. silk ana ribbon The tSo pretty summer gowns
.or young girls are from sketches made by the de-
sigue~ OF Nc~srs. Lord and Taylor. The walking
costume is from foreign model.