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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19
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~Niemanb tann ungeitraft unter
Palmen panbeln!" - Derjenige, Der
oie1es Dittum in bic Welt 1ebte, bate
ii4er einige @rfa9rungen NIT benz
grauenbaften l1nge3iefer gemadt,
burd bas unter ben Srppen bic an
9eblt@ rgiitige Natur" benz Men19en
unb ben bDberen Sbteren bus 9a jein
in bunbert @ei talten berbittert. Wdbz
renb in ben 2dnbern Der aemGbt9ten
3onen bic logenannten Plagen melt
nur poriibergebenb iino unb ber Winz
tertdlte ober anberen natirliden Ser
ttlgungsmttteln >pei4en, iino iie unter
ben Sropen cine y 5tebenbe @inri9=
tung", bic unter benz @9ub ber fort=
m%dbrenben Wdrme unb unter Der
@unt Der mani9faltigen, lire enbloie
@e%rmebrung SDroernben, 9a1einsbez
bingungen Sabre aus Sabr Elm florirt,
Biz zines Sages ireenb elm unbetannz
tes Mgens, pteuet9t bic &onturren3
unter ben S%nbibibuen innerbalb Der
Plage ielbit. rettenb ba3mii4entritt
umb Menf9 unb @Gugetbiere, fir
cine Meile nenig1tens, uufat6men
lGbt. &einem, Der unter ben Sropen,
b. B.. inmitten Der tropt16en Natur,
gelebt bat, iinb namentli9 bic ber19ie>
0enen 3edenarten bergebli9, bic 1i9
linn i'm trodenen Qaub unter ben 8Guz
men in bic nur NIT pHenen @anbalen
betleibeten 6ibe beften, bonn @ras
aug, bas CT betm @eben pber &eiten
itreif i, linn unter bic &leiber 59liipz
fen, unb 1elbit in ben @tGbten oft gez
mug, bon einem bal1amiI9en 2uftz
@en getragen, i6m auf ben &0rper
fallen. Der S9aben, ben lie gelez
gentlt4 unter benz 3u9tbteb Der bril-
tii9en &olonten anri9ten, Fat oHi<
3ieue @rmittelun9en iiber bas 2eben
unb Sretben BET 3eden in > tinbien,
Sibafrita, ben tpeitinbi19en Snieln
unb Muitralien peranlabt, in tpelaen
it9 bic Musoebnung unb sSnten1 itdt
bieier Plage gum eri item Mal iDitemaz
tti9 oargelegt ftnbet.
Mus Nepa( am 9imalapa beri9tet
Der &eifenbe Cir So1epb 3ooter iibsr
bas, mas CT in bet @egenb bon Song
10 erlebte: ~@ine grobe 3ede beD0ltert
ben tleinen 8ambus unb Elm nieberz
trd4tigeres Sn1ett babe i9 niemals
angetroTen. Ser Ste iienbe tann es
ni4t permeioen, buB bieie Sn1etten,
tpenn ct ben Walb bur4treift, linn
auf ben &Drpsr tommen unb 5tpar oft
in groben 3ablen. Sie trie@en linn
unter bic &leioer unb brbren linn IT,
rem @uKel 1@mer3los in bic 9aut
Elm. &opf unb @4ultern in's Tlet1h
eingegraben uno bur4 cine, nit Mt=
berbaten Der ebene, 2an3ette fe1tgebalz
ten, fam bic 3ede nur NIT @ema(t
berausge3ogen Nmerben, mas cine 1ehr
19mer5hafte Separation 1T. sd babe
pielerlei me4anii4e unb hemll4e
Mittel ber1u9t, I'm oie1e etelbatten
Gin0ringltnge gu befpegen, tbrer1 Nu1zz
1el 3uriid3u3ieben, auein bergeblia."
9er berubmte Nei1enbe Bates er5dblt
aus ieinen manoerulgen itber bic
grasbeno4fenen pfaoe am Ama3oz
nenitrom, bab ct it4 manhmal boil
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

Seden CANA beoedt fanb. SIS na6m
INN, nahoem ct iein 5asepert beenz
bet bate, nod cine polle Stunoe. UNI
iid bon oie1en paraiiten gu reinisen".
user bur9 bic Gbenen BON Ntcaragua
gu reiien fat, lit na4 BELT iofort BON
v@raslGu1en" bebedt unD bic oortigen
9irten ober 8aqueros pfleeen besbalb
itets etne &usel mei4es Wa4s Bel 1id
au fibren, UNI 1i4 bamit ab5ureiben.
0abur9 tperben bic tlelneren 3eden
BON Der 9aut absel0lt, mdbrenb bic
grDberen nit Der 9anb berausgeooz
gen perben. - 4uf ben metlnoH4'1
Snieln unb audi anbertpdrts i'm troz
pi19en Mmerita ma9t fi4 elm nin5iz
seS, 5edenartises 9bierGen, bas BON
ieiner idarla9rotben Tarbe ben Naz
men v8~eteraupe", :otbes Sbier, erbals
ten bat, Men l9en unb Sbieren un6e>
14reibli@ lditig. Wer bort oura's
@ras sebt, fii9lt alsbalb um's Jubz
selent 3erum elm eisentbimlides Suz
den, bas aqmd6li4 unertrGgll4 miro
limb feline Na9trube auftommen lGb'.
MIes &eiben unb &raben bilft nidt,
1rnbern maAt nur bic tleinen plonez
gei1ter tiefer tn's 6lei1@ einbringen.
sic iinb 10 tlein. bab lie. auf Elm
@tid meibes papier geIebt, mie man
belnoe rotbe PIntt4en aus1ebn. Yfsr=
be perben Defenders Don ibnen &C.
plagt uno perlieren babei nt4t Ielten
unter groben 2eioen ale 9aore i'm
Sc i4t uno an ben I~ugen..... Ser in
Mu%1 tralien bon ben 3eden am &inoz
Dieb angeri4tete S4aDen 1T beoeu=
tenb: cine ermu4lene meibliae 3ede
1ar9t 1i@ Bis gum 9unoertfa4en III
res @eni9tes bon Blut, l4miQt babel
fortmdbrenb in ungebeurem 8er9alt:
nib an, ba ii4 bic BON lbr gencHene
Nabrung raid in @ier %pertpanoelt,
unb bebsdt bic 9aut bes Spfers
man9mal 10 bid, bab bas 8ranoslz
len, um bas Sbier gu errei4en, burt
cine @4i4t 3eden binburdgefu brt
perben muB.... Nu9 in SeIas er freut
ii4 bie1er pla9e in reiali4em Mabe,
Sn einem San fanb 1i4 Elm S6ier T.
boQtdnoig nit 3eden beoedt, bat
man fem Dollar tid auf 1etnen &Drz
per legen tonnte obne oamit 3eden gu
trefen, unb in einem anOeren San
tpurben einem Ponp iiber bunbert En-
pa9iene 3eden aus jeoem DIR ge5oz
gen. - Ser BON oie1en @dmarobern
perur1adte 8lutDerluit ulein ! eint
taum gu bere9nenbe @4Gblt4teit in
Der @ieb5u4t unb bic in ben Magen
Der &dlber gel unbenen 6aarbdue, mo-
ran biei elbsn DIT gu @runoe geben,
riibren mie es 14eint, babon ber, BAT
bic gequGlten S6iere bic 3eden a65uz
leden cher 6inpe95ubeiben iu4en uni
BEL bic er Operation cine Wenge 9aa1
ber14luden. Man permutbet iogar,
bab ber19ieoene unertldrli9e &rant=
beiten bes &inbniebs BON 3eden ber=
ur1a@t tperben, H.. a. audi bus beria=
tigte Serasieber, bas gauge 9eroen
be3imirt pber untaugli6 ma6t. -
NQes mieber elm Be11piel. baB I'M
r!6ausbalt ber Natur" ni&t Qqes il
1pei5e georonet 1T, mie Der Men14,
10 tpeit iein trbii@er @eritanb rei4t,
es prbnen miirDe!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

Sdnserin boiler Spot: "Nun, Serr
Mari9ner, babe th Sbnen 10 gu 0ant
ge1uneen?" rMber eepib," entgegnete
Ser @efraste rubtg, rid tpollte aur,
Sie 1dngen Mbenbs gle sanse partie
&c." Sbren @rol binunterpiirgeno,
lang bic Dame, 10 140n tie es perz
mo9te. - @init murbe cine panage
aar3 einfa4en @enres, bic Maridz
ner tomponirt bate, BON einem GlDs
tenipieler NIT unslaublt9en @arias
tionen unb @eraterunsen gum @orz
trag sebra9t. Ser Met1ter gab 1ofort
bas 3ei4en, i%nneaubalten, unb nit
beiammernspertber @eberbe ruff ct:
"@s lit bod mirtli4 entlebli9, mas
i4 6duig fir l1nt0ne oui ammenl4reiz
Be-" unb gum 8ldfer ii@ ~penbeno,
fdbrt ct fort: ~S@ bite Sic, metn
~pertbeiter 9err, perbeKern Sic mir
bod meme Dummbett, inbem sic bic
PaHage 10 blafen," unb nun i&rieb
Mari4ner bic Stel1e auf Elm @tud
Papter nphmals unb natiirli4 ge>
nau 10, mie lie in Der Partitur unb
audi i'm Notenblatt bes 6l0ttiten LAM
&c itanb. - OILS aebniGbriger &nabe
i6rieb Mar14ner fir cine Sdn5ergez
iel59aft ieines @eburtsortes 3ittau
Elm tletnes Ballet, "Dte itol5e Bdue<
RIM, obne bamals ielbi tper ItdnbltA
cine @bnune BON @eneralbab ober
Sn1 trumental zunb Parttturmel len 81
baben. 8ei ber eriten probe bertro4
1ia Mari@ner auf benz S@%nIrbooen,
UNI, obne 9e1eben perben gu tDnnen,
bic &langmirt,1ng ieiner &ompoiition
gu pernebmen. @s ging gang gut.
pl0bli9 jebo9 entitanb cine bange
pauie unb mie Elm Bltb trafe len ben
@e%rborgenen bic Worte Der 9orniten:
r9as 1T ia gar ni4t gu blaien, oas
mub Elm @fel gei@rieben baben!"
@ier mar es fir Mar1@ner aug, er
1ab unb b0rte nt@ts mebr. @eine
Slime l9manben, er parb obnmG4z
tig unb mubte na9 9auie gebraat
tperben, mo Elm Nerbenfieber i'm ldnz
gere 3eit ans 8ett feKelte. 9robbem
fanb r9ie ftol3e 8duerin" 8eifaq unb
bduf tge Wieberbolungen - Sn
ben Sagen ieiner 2eipaiger Sbdtigteit
mar Mar19ner Defenders NIT benz
Di4ter 9erlos1obn befreunbet, BON
bert Der @r1tere audi beri4ieoentli4e
2ieber tompontrte. @s mar GUT 3ett,
ais Der r@amppr" in genannter @taot
grobes Muf1eben erregte, uno bas be-
fannie Srintlieb: ISM 9erbit ba mub
man trtnten" iopie bic &oman5e in
OTHER Munb mar. Qebtere batte nun
bic bp1i item Spmpatbten 9erlos1 obn5.
unb ND linn Marf4ner entgegentrat,
empfng ct i'm nit ben Morten: Scr
blaKe Mann 1T Elm @ampDr". Mit
fat trd@5en0er @timme un0, bel Ser
los1obns i9le&tem mlliitali1aem Sc
bDr, g%runbfali4 ge1ungen, CAB bie1er
@rub I'M lerem Mari9ner INNER Ell
men StpB. @ines Mbenbs nun audi
i'm r9otel be poloane" fam Der Di4z
ter 1einem Treunbe mieber nit Der
betannten 8egriibung in ben Weg,
tporauf Marf4ner a tempo in ber1elz
ben Melobie laut iingenb fortfubr:
r@ebt bod benz Mrmen Elm @las Bier,
0enn feline raube &eble
3erreibt mir Sbr unb @eele."
M1gemeines @elG9ter bra9 natiirz
li9 aus, befen @rfplg mar, bab 9erz
lpsiobn bas Sinaen befinitip aufz
CAB, er iih aber gefalen laifen mub f.
te, 0ab nunmebr idmmtli4e 5reunbe.
fptpie lie i'm iuben: ~@ebt bo9 benz
Mrmtn Elm @las 8ier etc." an 1timmz
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

jebt porliegenben Na9peiie en- fir 1893
einca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm Gin
uno Wusqan9 bon 4 W(iQtpnen Reg.z
Sons, Stettin 1894 bon "a Milios
men Res.z5ons, &%0ntssbers uno Oar.
gig au1ammen BON ca. 1. 100000
Heg.z5ons unb 2ibed einen lol4en
bon $4,000 @eg.zspns. 8ei 2uz
bed ertldrt 1id bic perbGItniBmdbi9
tleine 3ifer i'm 8ersleia gu Stettin
,bauptiddli9 baraus, bab BEL 2ibed
in 5olse Der CUR 3eit nod feblenben
WaKerperbinbuns NIT Der Glbe Der
Mai 7engiiterpertebr i'm Sranii 5urud@
tritt, uno Der Waarenpertebr bieier
Stabt ieetpGrts porberr1 einem
bo4bepertbeten propresei@dft ent.
1prin9t.
On Dem 9ambur9er Waarenperte1r
lit 1ebr bemertenspertb, bab bic gu
nabmen bes lebten Sabr3ebnts III Der
Ginfu6r pie Musfubr bauptlGAliA
auf ben 8ertebr nit ben aubereuros
pGiI 9en 2Gnbern entfdqt, bingegen
Der Wertebr nit gnelano uno nit benz
iibrieen europa, bas Gnglanb gegenz
iiber ia audi erbeblid 5uriidbleibt, Elm
isbr piel lanslameres Ssmpo oer
idbrliden Steiseruns aufmeiit, Elm
pen"ia. oab 1td 9ambur9 Der eng(iz
iden Yermittelune mebr unb mebr 81
entsieben unb feline 8e5iebungen gu
ben transformations Md4ten birecz
ter gu seitalten iu4t. Die ginfubr
betrug 1894 BON aubeleuropGiihen
2Gnoern 24,161,OOO M. Ctr; pon
Gnglanb 2O,354,O0O M.agtr.; bon
Dem iibriaen europa 15,459,000 49,
Str. Die Musf ubr betrug 1894 BON
aubereuropdi19en 2dnbern 1887,
600 M.zGtr.; bon England $685.
900 M.=gtr; DON benz Ibrigen Gurpz
pa 7,55C,C0O M.zGtr.
Ser @ertb Der 9umburgi19en See,
einfubr unD @eeausf ubr besiTerte lid,
1894 uuf runb 1,8 Wiuiurben Mart.
8emertensmertb lit ferner, bab Bic
3unabme Der Seeaus fubr i'm perFpiz
1enen Sabre feline alsemeine mar, ionz
bern bab es nur einige nenige Hih:
tungen naren, oeren Grgebni1'e baS
Sci ammtrel ultat erm0sliAten. Nad)
Rublanb fat bic Iusfubr ben b0h1ten
5tanb bes 9umblrger Exports Der
lebten flint Sabre erreiht, ebenio nad)
@dmeben (36 Miq. 3d. na4 Norpez
gen (49 MiQ. 3d., nud SRA Iillsl1
(88 Miu. M.), Rtitif9 : Otinoien
Is Miq. 3d., CHINA % Miu. Dr.
unb @rpbbritannien 1892 Wia. M.).
Oagegen liegen 8erluite Dor gegen
ben 0urd)l4nitt Der lebten Sabre in
Der Musfubr na4 9dnemart Q994
% Miu. 3d., 1898 "a Miu. M.); had
9ouanb 1884 10 Miu. ST., 1892
20 Miu. M.); naa 6rantrei4 1884
IA Miu. &c., 1890 un0 1891 20 W}i0.
M.); na9 portugal 1884 10 Mi(,
3D., 1892 Is Miu. M.); na4 Der
Surtei 1884 6 Miu. W., 1898 Z
Miu. M.); ns4 Briti14zNorpameri:
ia 1884 10 Min. 81, 1891 IA min,
M.); na9 ben Yerein. Staaten bon
Morbamerita 1884 12O min. M..
1890 1911 Miq. 81. unb 1891 IT'S
Miu. M.); na9 Merico 1884 Il
MiQ. M., 1891 II Mia. M.)' na!y
Mrgentinien 1884 81 Min. &c., 1893
SO Miu. M.); na9 Gbili 1884 %
MiQ. M., 1892 At Miq. M.): maj
Sapan 1884 18 Miu. 3d., 1898 %
Miu. M.); noh Nuitralien 1884 II
MiQ. M., 1891 81 Miu. M.).
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19
Gin NtcScm= ~ onopp!-

8rootlpn, Is. Sept. 9ie iieben
disqualification in Brootlpn baben
cine, ale @eieui9aften etn1@liebenbe
neue Organization nDie 8rootlDn
Union SO g." gegriinbet, mel@e iiber
elm Capital BON SIS, 100000 berfIgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

Mt9en, Is. Sept. @@pere CRIB
it0be uurbe auf Der Sniel Cuba i'm
Megdi19sn Mccre peripirt, oo4 !purz
be fem S4aben getban.
be fem Shaben getban.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

Mugemeines @elG9ter Brad natiir=
li9 aus, beHen @rfolg mar, bab Ser
lpsiobn bas Sinaen beftnittp aufz
CAB, er iih aber gefalen lafen mubz
tie, 0ab nunmebr idmmtli4e 5reunbe,
ippie lie i'm iaben: ~@ebt bo4 benz
Mrmtn Elm @las 8ier ETC." anitimmz
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19
XaWiucun.r,

Bern, Is. Sept. @om Serge
Mltels in ben Berner Mlpen 1T cine
canine berabgeltiir3t, tpelde ben @erz
tebr 5tpt19en ben &antonen Bern unb
Mulis pou1tdnoig geitDrt fat. Man
fir4tet, bab 3ebn 9irten unb brett
bunbert @tid 8ieb umgetommen itno-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19
4NoNcn T;croinano aus &cbcn.

8utarei It, Is. @ep.t Sn Rufz
i4ud nurbe elm Mnihlag auf oas 2ez
ben bes Siiriten 5eroinano bon Bull
garien entbedt; 20 Perionen murben
als 0er19tp0rer in 9aft genommen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
THE TILKESBARRE FESTIVAL CLOSES.
A NEW OPERA PERFORMED CONTEST OF
woMEN's cHoIRs THE rRlzEwlNNERs

xrw OPERA PERFORMED CONTEST OF
woMEN's cHoIRs THE rRIzE-wINNERs.
WIlkcsh,rrc Penn June IL 1SpecaD.-Thc muse
festival given under the auspices Of IN" oratorio
Society came 10 end this evening with con
cert performance OF new opera composed by 'r
u i / Mason the conductor OF the society. Tn"
Interest in the days proceedings was much more IN
tense than on Tuesday. and the attendance was
much larger Unfortunately. however. there was
an exhibition Of singular and inexphcablc apathy
toward the affair TIE part Of the people 81 Wilkes
barre and the managers are tonight contemplate
Ing dcic, OF about $2.Dr
The closest and musically. most interesting con
test of this festival that between six chors Of
women conducted by women. Dudley Bucks ar
rangomcnt OF Annie Laurie sung In every
case with great deal OF grace and finish and the
a'juGlcaiors announced. In awarding the prize Of
500 to the womcn's choir ~ Wilkcsblrrc that tho
difference between that choir ana the body from
Scranton was represented by only enc point In the
rating The decision caused great trbulaiion
among the Wilkcsbarrcaas present. for though great
good nature prevails at thcs" ccntos;s the rivalry
is intensely keen. and the evidences are plentiful
that the Inspiring motive Is money rather than
pure love Of art.
The scrantonans had their revenge In the after
noon. hoyevcr when the same choir that had won
the prize Of 500 Tuesday also carried or the
grand prize of sl,oOO from Wkesbarre. The test
pieces were the "Glora' from Beethovcns mass
In g and chorus from Mackcnzlc's opera "Co-
lomba." prize OF 500 for mixed choirs Of from
70 to 100 voices halvcd by the adjudicators as
"A bonnie bouche for the representatives, Of Miners
Vile. who were permitted 10 sing by the Music
Committee. although there was no competitor.
In the performance OF Dr; Mason's opera the
Oratorio Society had the help Of Miss Anna l..
Walker. Mrs. Slater Mrs. baldwin and Mr. Auiy.
Of NewYork. and Mr.. Mills. Of London The book.
by Mr.. Ap Madoc. % Chicago who present.
was written In Welsh and translated into English
by the Rev Erasmus W. Jones. OF Utica. II is
called "Catrin the Maid OF Cevny1va." and deals
with an old Cynric love story OF grcwsomc kind
young woman In love with n poet Is thrown into
prison and then forced 10 marry against her wishes
She writes poems to her lover with her hearts
blood goes mad and dies. The opera is innocent
Of dramatic action and dramatic music. but
tains some interesting Welsh melodies and fluent
and sonOrOus chOruses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
MAJOR RICHARD OULAHAN.

Washington, June l2.-Major Richard Oulahan
one OF the leading participants In the abor'ive
Stevens Fenan movement for the liberation OF
Ireland died in this city at an early hour to-day
During the Young Ireland" movement Of ls'o he
was associated with John Mitchell. and made
many contributions chiefly In poetic form, TO
THE Dublin Nation" He left Dublin in 1919 and
came to the United States and during the civil
War served a first lieutenant In the lGith New
York Volunteers. and also as aide-dc-camp on the
staff OF General CorcOran. On account Of disa-
bilitles incurred in the line Of duty he was mus
tered out OF the service. and later was breyettei
major for gallant conduct In action Suffolk, Va.
Through Horace Greeley he secured a clerical place
in the Treasury Department, which he held UP 10
the time OF his death. As an advocate OF the
Home-fue cause. he carried on correspondence
with Charles Stew Parnell. whom he knew per
sonally and the letters written to him by NJ.
Parne,l were used evidence in proving that the
"Parnellism and Crime" papers published in "The
London Times forgeries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Baltimore June - The ri''sburg team on'p'ay"d the
home team to-day. ami won hy superior natng In IN"
ninh inning with ,h~ score tie ana three men IN bases
psn,van knocked OUT a triple Attendance. 200 The
score.
baltimore ......................l
P.ft.hulg ..-....... .t.'.-'' " " v " ."
u,.eht.. baltimore : Tl,,-hurg Batteries Espcr
and CLARK X Hen anil knsloH Imrlr" Murray
Boston June /: Perfect fielding won th" hr't ram" 81
the chicago a-res today for II sto' III" l"s''nS w"Ie
,uraued hu, their hts were timely Nirholss Wild
ptchlns IN the fourth tho chicagos both ~
Their Hc steady as clock in the rest 81 the
ea,. and was A. best In tight pnc" The fielding
~ Long Everett pahlen and Ia" batting - Everett
wcr. the features outside = the battery work Attend
ancc 600. The score;
is,,op ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "a
Isaschi,. boston Chicago . Error chicaso Iia
,crles nichols and Camel. Grinh and kntrdge TIM
pirc- Kccfr.
Washington June ~ Cincinnati, looked 20 be tho
winner Il o-Iays contest. when. the last half u
the fourth Inning the came down In torrents. and
Umpire Long had to call the game At that time 'incln
nau had made n,e runs Ia" home teams on" Rhin"'
pitched good hnl while Anderson was an easy mark
Smith the nrst inning mad" home run bringing IN
Mcihec
rrovidence. r. l. June IL Gpecal' brown and irr
d crossed ha,s IN Lincoln Field this afternoon Tor the
fourth and game ~ their series The game "as
holly contested from start - hnsh and som" hriliHnt
ininr ~ 10th prevented scoring nj critical points
In the game honofs about evenly divided be
,vyeen Highlands and summcrsglli IN the pitchers box
Each held opponents down to seven hits sunmersgili
was especially atrong When the bases ned and more
than once struck out the baisman when hit meant ono
~ two runs. Wrena put up n brilliant gam" for the
visitors rutz aud Lauder exc"ling for the home team
The score:
pr,vn .........................1 o o OF
Harvard ........................ " " "" '
Easehfs-fIrown = Harvard I Errors-I;rown z. Har-
ward = Srmm"i-gin and Lauder Highlands
and scanned Impir" -Joscrh Burns.
AT Wilkesbare- Wilkcshnrre a. Providence 2
2 Spriusnrld
At Elmira-Iiinghamton !. Elmita j.
At Corning Corning 10. Horncllf,inc o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
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THE srypAY.scHooL CONVENTION

Saratoga ~ V. June l2-The second day OF the
State Sunday -schoo, Convention was opened al
A. m with a conservation service lei by the Kew.
s s Eddy II was conducted in three separate con-
ferences that on school OF methods fer town ASSOC
lions was conducted by the Rev. l.. L. 81. Jonn'
superintendent, assisted by Timothy Hough X W.
Mckee and T.. w Hawley; discussion OF county
conventions and woman's mission work, by Miss
Grace A. Griswo.d The main school conference
was conducted b. the Rev. f. T. Armstrong. SUI
perintenden assisted by Judge L. l." Hitchcock
who discussed Sunday-schoo organizations. and [.
II. Woodwork who spoke on Sunday school socal
life. The Primary Work Conference conducted
by Mrs Wilbur +. Crafts. who led fellowship
meeting and Miss May Chisholm Foster discussed
the kindergarten idea applied to the Sabbath school,
This afternoon the Rev. James NJ. Farrar, OK
Brooklyn. delivered an address on The Link Be-
tween the Sunday-school and the Church ke-
ports OF the various committees followed. confer
ence on sunday school Architecture" was con-
Quoted by the Rev II. II. Stebbns. OF Rochester:
The session closed with normal hour. conductue,i
by the Rev. a. ii. Mckinney. OF New-York TINS
evening the Rev. ]. o. Wilson. Of Brooklyn. de.
livered an address on THE Greatest Thing Man
Can Do"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
BISMARCK EULOGIZES BADEN.

ITS DUKE AND PEOPLE DID MUCH TO BRING
ABOUT UNIFICATIoN. HE SAYS
Friedrichsruh, June 12-The chief municipal au-
thorities Of Baden-Baden. Bruchsa Heidelberg.
Freiberg Carlsruhe. Lair, Constant. Mannheim
and Pforzheim called upon Prince Bismarck to-day
and presented the freedom Of their respective cities
to him.
In reply to the addresses 10 him, the Prince said
ne belonged TO that class Of people who put great
value upon the inscription carved upon a grave
stone which he regarded a good testimonial from
the feow-citizens of the deceased II was Of spe-
clal value to him to know that the Germans Of the
South and Southeast felt comfortable and secure
within the Empire and believed in Its stability.
''Baden-Duke and people he said. largely
shared In the movement of founding the Empire.
and we in Berlin had to wait for development OF
our policy until the conditions OF Europ had at
tanned q favorable point We also had 10 walt Tor
the time when II possible 10 INCLUDE the Great
South German block Bavaria and WurteHDers,
Concluding, Prince Bismarck said; Il am rdther
an Invalid to-day, and not capable OF much exer,
ton. l have also become kind Of baT2m.ter;; ani
a change in the weather tells me when should SIT
down and take a glass Of wine TO restore my
strength" -, -
The ex-Chancellor ended his remarks by prop0s-
ing a toast to the GRAM Duke Of Baden, VINO, ne
said. had always been his protector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
NEW PLAYERS FOR ROCHESTER,.

Rochester. Junc IA practically rcorganized
team I'm Rochester uniforms VIII meet the Buffalo
team tomorrow. Important changes came about
Yesterday Rochester hackers have been on still
hunt for players during the last two weeks. but
who the men they were after were no one knew but
Themselves one OF the new men. who VIII not join
the club until Saturday. IL not yet made known but
Il is said that he IL OF the best second bascmen
In the League. The signing OF a new second base
man means the decaptation OF Timothy Shinnck.
captain and manager. Tho new man who Will take
his place at second Will have to be purchased and
n part OF the consideration which Will be given for
him will be right fielder Payne. Pitcher McPartlin
released yesterday. The big find on which the
managers consratulating themselves Is Mark
BALDWIN. He VIII probably 20 into the box to-
morrow and will pitch against "Old Hoss Nckcry
sum the matter up the new players are Berger.
catcher; Tghe shortstop; Baldwin. pitcher. and an
TO be released are McPartlln. pitcher: Pfenniger
shortsop; Shnnick second base. and Payne. right
field.