davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Southern Electrical and supply Com.
EOmnnnY.

The largest number of accidents which
constantly occur in connection with
electricity, is subject for considera-
bic alarm. especially in Il community
where electric wires and electrical APP
pliances are being introduced into al
most every business. Very often the
danger is enhanced by poor insulation
or incompetent workmen.
The fact that electricity is being so
generally used for both light and power,
in our city, is n strong proof OF Nor
folks progressive spirit.
In view of this, the Southern Electric
Construction and Supply Company,
which has recently located here. should
be particularly welcome. The COM
pany is composed of two gentlemen.
thoroughly up in all the branches of
applied electricity. They are ready TO
undertake anything, from putting in an
electric door bell TO setting up a large
plant for mill, factory or for city
lighting.
Their store, at No. Commercial
Place. Will he open on Tuesday and
they claim to have the most complete
stock of electrical supplies south of
Philadelphia. They arc progressive
business men and deserve to meet with
every success in their undertaking.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
A SUPPOSED BURGLAR,
Hut IT Proved TO be Only Poodle
Dog.


Early yesterday morning-to be exact
1t was 2:3O o'clock-as officer Joyncs
was patroling his beat. going through
dark alleyways and darker back yards,
he heard what lie took to be q mans
footsteps In the cellar of Vickery &:
Co.'S bookstore, on Main street. The
officer blew his whistle for assistance
ana Officer Titmus came up and stood
guard over the front OF the store
Realizing that they could not watch
the back and front of building and
at the same time capture burglar
through locked doors they blew again
oftener and louder than before
Sergeant Robinson and officers from
all directions came up and prepared
to capture the man on the inside, the
patter of whose feet they thought they
heard. One was sent for a lantern. am
other started Off TO get key to the
store, while others were distributed
about the nelghborhood ready to pounce
upon the marauder should he make his
appearance.
Soon an officer returned with Ian
tern, followed few minutes by the
officer who had been sent for the key,
but who returned without II, not being
able to find the clerks. Nearly two
hours We're spent In trying TO get In
and at last, tired out, the officers re-
turned to their beats.
Yesterday morning when the store VIA 4
opened 1t was found that the supposed
burglar was nothing but small poodle
dog, left there TO frighten off any one
who should try to get in.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
The CARNIVAL Inst Night.

Miss Joyce Raymond, n charming
elocutionist from Boston, delighted the
largest crowd of the season Mt the
Carnival of Trade ut the Armory last
night Sfci rendered several choice
recitntions and was frequently APP
Dlauded
Tomorrow night twenty-four pretty
young ladies Will appear In a flag drill
and the Lee Rifles will be present to
enliven the occasion.
The coming week will be n memora-
bic one. On Tuesday night n choice
concert will be given. followed on We'd
nesday night by the Y. NJ. G. a. gym
nasium class On Thursday night Prof.
Newton Fita Will give n concert with
the best local talent Friday night the
young ladies of Ryland Institute will
appear In recitations and music and
the programme for Saturday night will
include dialect recltations and songs
by local talent.
Several excursions Will be run from
nearby sections of the State during the
week. the one from Suffolk coming in
Tuesday night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
a Great Production.

The Juvenile spectacle Little Goody
Two shoes" which will he presented
at the Academy of Music for three
performances, commencing Thanks
giving night, November oSth. under Inc
auspices of the United Charities and
the Retreat for the Sick is progressing
iinely under the able direction of Mad
am Laura Rose, of New York city
Every man, woman, and child is ia
miliar with Oliver Goldsmiths fairy
tale. Little Goody Two Shoes
1t Is one of the most popular of nur-
sery tales, and has been elaborated
upon by Madam Rose. who will pre-
sent II with $50 of the children of
Norfolk. The presentation will be
more than simple amatuer perform
ance as the management furnish rich
and elaborate costumes. properties and
scenery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Shot Another Burglar.

Some days ago DR. Coke VINO lives
on the Cottage Toll Bridge road, in Nor
folk county. fitted up his premises with
an electric burglar alarm. Every win
dow and door. every fence rail. and
even the ground was fitted up with
wires. Then the Doctor went to bed
resting easily. He has been resting
easily until Friday night. when the gong
in his bedroom began ringing. Jump
ing UP he looked out OF the window and
saw a negro trying to get into his
hen-h house. Securing Il 32-calibre rA.
Nolver, he banged away. The negro fell
wounded. but before the Doctor could
get on his clothes the man had regained
his feet and made his escape
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
sTYLISEH PLUSH cApEs.
.wright's, Ins Main street.

IS. Seal plush capes. worth $40
Sl2. Seal plush cnpes, handsomely bead
ed, very full ripple. shown In some
stores as high as $22 You should
sec II.
Sl5. Very handsome seal plush capes.
Nohby line Of cloth jackets and capes
at popular prices. Call and see
them.
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK.-WooI
and merino underwear. children's
vests, at Sc" 10c., 12lsc.. 17c.. 19c.
and up
Ladies' vests and pants, 15c., 25c., S71sc.,
soc. and UP.
Gents shirts and drawers, CSC, Soc. 75c
and up
LACE CURTAINS AND CHENILLE
PO1tTIERES.-We will continue the
special sale of these goods at prices
advertised last week. Big bargains.
Call and see them.
WRIGHT'S, 1876 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Divided tile Money.

Last Wednesday II colorcd man liyine
IN the Fourth Ward died. He had nc
money and his friends started out 10
enueaeor To raise the maount neccs-
sary 10 give him Christian burial. They
could only raise SS.51 and this hnInp IN
Suihcient the remains were buried by
the city. Yesterday n delegation called
on Chief King and asked him TO make
some disposition of the money. The
Shici awarded 81 to the woman who
,ild been taking care Of the man: 81. %
TO the Old Folks Home for CoIrrnI
feopie, and S3.26 to the Boys Home on
BANK street. This division gave salts
faction TO the delegation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
WONDERFUL VALUES.
Given at Onr Grcnt Mid.Salc Of High
Glass Dry Goods, Coats and Capes.

Public interest in this great sale is
unabatcd. Every department is scene
of great activity. Mention a few of the
wonders: All wool serge, Worth 4Oc,
now 2lc: serge worth 50c., now 35c !;
serge worth 60c.. now 40c.; serge worth
81, now Zoe; novelties In fancy weaves,
worth I5c., now Soc; novelties worth 81,
now 75c.; clay SuitinG, worth 50. now
$l.2a. Many wonders await you in cloak
and muslin underwear paror. Call and
goods are not reduced, but every de-
partment has reduced goods in great
variety. II. a. SAUNDERS.
172 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
a Policeman Charged with DrunIscn
r,psS

Last night about 10 O'Clock Officer
Fraser arrested white man named
Luther Walker upon n charge OF com
mitting nuisance on the street. When
taken to the stntion-housc Walker gave
hail and then swore out n warrant
against the officer, charging him with
being drunk. Chief King was at tho
station at the time and had the war
rant served at once by Detective Cur
lis.
When the officer was brought IL II
was evident. to the surprise of evcrv-
nody present, that he was not only not
,urunk, but gave no evidence of having
hccn drinking. He was bnilcd by a ciG-
zen VINO happened to be present ;inc al
once swore out warrant for Wnlkcr
cnarsing him with having committed
drunk -" 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
A Great crowd of Passengers.

Three hundred and fifty people left
Tor Atlanta over the Seaboard Air
Line last night. The famous Atlanta
special went out with its nine cars
loaded and following it n second SEQ.
ton also composed of nine cars filed
with passengers.
The Norfolk City ticket Office OF the
5. a. l.. alone sold two hundred and
fifty tickets to Atlanta vest erday.
Those who know the methods OF the
courteous gentlemen who manage the
s. a. l.. know that no matter how
great the travel Is every passenger
will be cared for
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
THE UNIV Err
From Ylrglnia's Great Edlsstlolal lIHstIiH!
tlon Defeated the Vanderbilt Atlaila:s
YAADERBILTi|S PA YEREHJRI|
Nm the First fEaIt Virginia, by FIySa
Raeking and ln lnferfere,ice,Sfn mi
Toncl, Down, Hnt a. tiieS ssSe,iSsas q 4
Vanderbilt Clcnrly OntpIayed sHR
einia-A Run OF seven.y v Yardss7

Atlanta, Ga.,E Nov. 16. IT he9 ga Slss5
tween Vanderbilt and; tho UniVerHit b4ss sa|
Virginia here this Afternoon result ed fii$
favor OF Virginia by O score or 6 to
In the first half f;ps Virgin ia bysg SSS$
bucklng anu interference. mad de, b. tSuGh9sf33
down. an easy goal being kicked dhess, ,6ya
Davis Vanderbilt held n SVirg I'M iaiiss i9s5a
splendid style, md made several STu Ill ~
rms half showed that YaBderbi tit $H.oHfd
piay q steady, scientific game ali ithauEhs!
advantage at times. Conneli, = " an Dr.
bilts full-back and star@playe tvaSsS
badly hurt, but he continued IN ttisS
game. q! 2 siSssaiS8
The second half opened with " and deT5S
bilt In defense OF the p-hill goal .a IftN IftSNs
FOUR minutes, by$yery fine Sinterferencea ea
Conneli was enabled to make a. toucISSS
down. This was done by a remarkaElaH
run of seventy yards and In the init sSs
OF great excitement. The. left gtlaTes#
rallied to kick O goal, s After this ns iss
Connell could scarcely refna in "a Ettss e
game, but his wonderful pluck dispfaSsssS
ed itself and he kept on " VandefA5 5dit9
clearly outplayed Virginia In SthfS hi Ifssi.
Conner, Vanderbilt's quarter back
mnde fine run OF thirty yards s Sby sa;
quick pass and clever interfererc Il Tn nAs
game ended with the ball on Virg ginia,, ,,a;
4b-yard line and in Vanderbilt {, ,s r lis 81
session. 1t looked as; though o. few MIN 81
,n,,s ntes more n would give 4sltyande
The following was the liIleeup X &
Virginia. Positions. Wand derbtltsf
hiilnbrew ........center...9, a /, ,.ss HughsAS
Penton .......right guard :. Il. I. !. . IGl lioSsis
Davis fright tackle !. w lIiainssyfs
Cooke right end y. I. IS eliex51
Morris MOTIFS ...,..,.left guard ~ ohnsoTl
tilcher left tackle I. 8 (. IL treif.
Jones ........... left end 3. T, .S SMITH
iloXton ........full back ~ ~ IN III III
Newell left half back r ,r, M
Lambert .s.. quarter back !: u ~ ,onIaIIs
Blygs right half back . Is ~ iieIN
Substitutc-HoSVe Ayera Eees q wei aSif X 4
l53 pounds. Official Warner; OF OIL
nell, :ump plrs-,ra y.lors n efere sEfe{ibY
Heavy. Llnesmen- Lieut.. IorToty, sE93
Sewanee. Scores to 0. 55. ~ ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Music al St. Pn,,I,s

one OF the features ut the 4:3O u. m.
service At st. Paul p. L. Church TO-DAY
VIII ne the musical part OF the service
rntirelF ,,F conducted by a boy choir. which
well for the past month TO sinc ira
service The rehearsal last night show
ed great advancement, as not one bov
mas ever sang i'm Q choir before. In the
near near future II can safely he said that
the State S 't'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
The Owncr Found.

Mrs; T.. l.. Whit, living at No. Ar
cadc lane. walked into the police STA
ton last night ana laid OH the Chicf's
desk n black vest, which she said sho
found on her steps. In the pocket of tho
veSt was twenty-five cents. anC a pawn
ticket for a watch, which was supposed
10 DC stolen. II was later discovered
mad been arrested on charges Of stnaI'
ing drunkenness and committing. n mi
Sance. The pawn ticket will be looked
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Coming.

Christmas is coming, but long before
It's arrival will be the annual visit Of
Santa Claus with a finer line of holf-
day goods than ever Solid brass and
onyx tables, cabinets and lamps at or
dinary prices OF spelter. Fine cl,inn
ware of latest designs. Clock sets,
Ginning clocks. in quarters. halves anu
three-qun1ters. Novelties in every de-
partment. Finest line OF sterling silver
IN the state. Watches at the lowest
prices ever heard of. Diamonds at cut
prices and well cut. Chronometers and
watches repaired, adjusted and rated
at "The Casket."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
At Association IInIl.

cordial invitation is extended to
men to be present ut the Young Mems
Christian Association this afternoon at
O'Clock. An address will be delivered
by Rev. Peter Ainslie. of Baltimore
editor of the Christian Tribune.
The song service will he conducted
by Mr.. j. p Grandy. with orchestral
accompaniment. The orchestra will
render Gounods Marche Pontilicatc al
the commencement of the services
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Football,

An exciting game of football was
played mt the Y. NJ. G. a. Park. in
Ghent. Yesterday afternoon betwer,, the
Chestnuts and Bilboards. At the end
OF the first half the score stood 10 tc O
In favor of the former. but the Eli
boards refused to play the last hair so
the game was awarded to the Chest
nuts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Conference OF the brotherhood or Sc
Andrew.

The Brotherhood OF st. Andrew Will
hold conference for brotherhood men
at 3 y. III: to-day. In the Guild-room or
81. Lulse's Church. MIR. Wood, General
Secretary, viii be present ut the con-
terence, Also ut 1850 p. M. Sunday at
81; I.uke's Church, there will be q
Wood. This later meeting Is for tho
general public. as well as Brotherhood
mon,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Fire Lnst Night.

At $40 O'Clock last night an alarm of
fire carried the department TO the foot
of Bermuda street, where two frame
sheds. used as stables. were on fre.
Both were destroyed Considcra bic
time was lost in getting at work, ow-
Ing to the scarcity of water. hose
carriage, while going through Bermuda
street. broke the tongue. The loss
amounted to probably S2o.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
To Be Married.

Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Nhitehurst have
issued invitations tn tho marriage of
their daughter. Miss Blanrl.e White
hurst. and Rev. William B. Teauchln,p,
or "rinity Nj. Il. Church. Brambleton,
INC nnntinl t. tal;c place "Wednesday.
November nth at i D. m at the Cum
herlnnd-Street NJ. u. Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
FREE.
No Charge.
NoEEosM

a = ~ g = sas5S
Always studying your inter est, ar.E
your gloves soiled 2, II they Il nre FED
them cleaned; won't cost you san thinEss
They will look almost like new XII ASH
we we, are IRE through ast With them u sole
in the world You sol your GLOVES fToE tis5S ~
usI NO! Doesn't t alter; Whers IA sSsS
en- en-, we VIII cleanse 1s any ladlss fgloXs
VINO calls this week and no charg ME-
sen the glove cleaner and gloves #fs3 3s2
OF course. sole agents for @ GenGirie s s&S
yer LaeingE Kid Glow Price gof loNSSs
ana clothes cleaner, loo. q box e
:, fiandkerchiefsS n n are a. hobby w ~
we ulin 70 give the 5bestgya lues In stItfS
nn marker, Sc:s BE-, ssg
zoe. zoe Z GU GU can get #positfye1y3gtf y the NpeAti
aor tn9 1yt,, Rrige n SIX
Chenille Portieres and ACE g GGrtatIs3
Saie thls week VIII surpass NJ WeSsveEss
neld. portieres, SLID 81 90 ".
sS sS ~ S4;ns pair IT, II Lace Curt
See ee the Chenille ia ra Covers ssII
AZ Ssc, oSc,,5;i Ssc.SS ca ch-iTTI Iesss
CAPSS,-$N CLOAK gJ@gICtIIIsIoRHyslsSSssf
REspERSD9na ssen pIs ;ina 6uy%nnti
full sweep, large military coilas tsSs5sa
Canes Of fine seal ni,isl1 mi hf,1
trimmed, % = at Isl si1. ssai iusi' 5ADn1
CaDes Of French Conev32 fIIr 4 &o N {sSa hi
and SIS. Re s;:s
Jackets az beayer hoi,rI : Hi M a
astrachan, $3.50 tos s12, SS1sEs
Misses Jacket and refera, I'D s}s{
Children's school coot ~ IA tsss
GLOVES, KID, CASHME ER III 1Ss fSS$ SfS8
AND SILK ;;s$
AT 75c. Large. 4.buttonsA kids
black and colors.
At sec, Stitched back. 4aIarge snsn Il
ton Kids sss )3s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
McctInr rnr Rn..

The Boys Gospel Army will meet
thls afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock. The MEM
DerS nre requested to assemble be-
tween 2 and $50. The doors will be
closed at 2:45, after which no admission
VIII be allowed. The pass word for the
sociablc Will be given out this after
noon. TI6IF.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
TO appear before Judge nu.,,e.

Judge Samuel C. Graham. Of TaZe-
well, is stopping at he st. James Hotel.
To,morrow he will appear before
Judge Hughes To argue exceptions to
the masters report in the case OF
the Southwest Virginia Improvement
Company, and James S. Browning
against the Laurel Creek Coal and
Coke Company, which corporation de-
sires to extend the tracks OF the Nor
folk and Western railroad to their
mines near Pocahontas. Va 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Rosebud Mec,ip~ ,.os,,o,,.,

In View of the ss-mcc;ip. ~ 49,
pody pf the church this afternoon
and the Rosebud Rally in Richmond
therc VIII be no meeting o! the Rose
nuuS inns afternoon. II being POSTPONED
until j y. IN. next Sunday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
New store, New t;ooas

One OF the firm just returned from
New York with immense line of novel
Ties ana fancy goods. suitable for bridal
and other gifts.
CHAPMAN & JAKEAIAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
a Shoe stnek nj Coo,

Mrs. Is. Raphels entire stock, at No.
llo Church street, must be sold at once
everything that pertains to first class
snoc-making. at cost to close out tbG
business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
Chnl,gc or Schc,Iulc.
eC!E

Attention Is called to important
changes In Norfolk and Carolina rail-
road November nth, beginning above
date they will run through trains from
Norfolk to Wilmington without change,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

Do your glasses suit you? II not see
DR.. Week. ih2 Main St.
over 500 people fitted with glasses in
Norfolk by DIR. Week. and no COM
plants. Z. II. GALE. l52 Main st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

Our. speciality bridal presents and
CHAPMAN & S,JAKESfAr;, II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

Chrysanthemums, All shadea.
Bridal bouquets. funeral designs.
plants for decorating. n ~ ~
MRS. BIDGOOD. so CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

Newest Discovery ~ sxt teeth; !; inito no g.
pain, N. Y. D. Rooms. Ennep. fB2 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

Drs. Harmon 81 frey.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Consu,
tation free. tS6 Main street, Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

All glasses fitted by DR.. Week guar
anteed by +. II. GALE, 152 Main g. he
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

(con snucl en- Fie.h Page. }
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-09
GUTSCHE OR WINkLER?
A rlan with Two Names Arrested
this Afternoon.

this Afternoon.
This afternoon man giving the
name of Chas. Winkler and claiming
to live in st. Peter, purchased pair
of trousers and other goods of Pond &
Jorgensen to the value of S.. 25, and
told them to charge the amount to
Wagon Bros. AS soon as he had gone
out, Geo. Pond asked Wagon Bros. by
telephone whether it was all right,
and was told that no man of that
name worked for them. A butcher
named Chas. Gutsche had worked for
them but was paid up and discharged
July 9th and went to ST. Peter.
Mr.. Pond went to the G. & n. w.
depot and A. H. Schwartzenback OF
the Omaha depot, and the man was
found at the latter place, with news
paper tied around the red paper in
which the package was done up. He
was about to take the train, but was
taken to the city hall and locked up,
and proved to be the man who had
worked for Wagon Bros. under the
name of Chas. Gutsche, and note
signed by him under that name was
produced by another party. The man
claims that his real name is Winkler.
Mr.. Pond states that he will prefer
charges against him of obtaining goods
under false pretenses or petit larceny
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-09
A PLEASANT TRIP.
The Ride From New UIm to Mankato
by Boat.

DIR. J. A, Hielscher, Armie Petrie
and two young men from New Ulm
left the latter place in boat Satur-
day evening and foated and pushed
down the river to this city, reaching
here Sunday afternoon. They re-
port the distance by river as about
ninety miles, and say that they had to
get out and push about half way.
They were supplied with a tent and
cooking utensils, and prepared their
own meals, catching fish as they
needed them. They enjoyed the
roughing of it, and DR.. Hielscher
states that he intends to make the
trip again next year. Said he today:
81 would advise any body thinking
of making the trip to get fiat bot
toned boat. We had clinker boat
and the river was so shallow that we
had to do lots of pushing, getting out
and wading and pushing the boat
ahead over the sandbars and rocks.
If we had the trip to make over
again we would get two small fiat
bottomed boats and divide our load
Then we could float nearly all the
way, but it would be better if the
river was little h. CHER"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-09
BOILER INSPECTION.

W. H. Palmer, who is deputy state
boiler Inspector for Blue Earth county,
has had LeSueur added to his terri
tory, and is actively at work. He has
finished this county except this city.
He is operating under Sec. 4, Chap.
253, Gen. Laws 1889 which reads:
Every owner, lessee, or other person
having charge of steam boilers, shall
cause the same to be inspected at
least once year by the inspectors
provided for herein, and every such
owner, lessee or person, having charge
of such boiler, who shall operate same
without such inspection, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanOr and
fined not less than $50 nor more than
800, or may be imprisoned. not to eX-
coed 30 days, or both. Any person
who shall operate any steam boiler of
any kind without first obtaining a
license from an inspector, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
fined not less than S25 nor more than
$50 CO.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-09
A SOFT SNAP.

The ball game Saturday afternoon
between the Mankato and Blue Earth
City clubs was anything but satisfac-
tory. The visiting club was no
match for the home club, and the
score ran up to about 40 to rs in
favor of the Mankato team, when the
Blue Earth club objected to decis-
ion of the umpire and stopped play
ing, which they were evidently
anxious for an opportunity to do. The
umpire then adjudged the game to
Mankato by score of 9 to 0, as the
laws of the game require.
The West Concord team did not
come as expected, and the game set
for today with that club will be play
ed tomorrow.