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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-05-22
ID A KOT A.

Sondagsskolkonvention. South
Dakota Sunday School Association
kommer att alfalfa sin 2l:sta arliga
konvention niistkommande 1S:le-21:te
juni Clark, Clark county, S. d.
Elevatorbrand. Grandins elevator
Alton, n. d., nedbrann f0rliden FREE
days matt tillsammans med 10000 bush.
hvete och tvenne godsvagnar. Den
nedbrunna bygguaden viirderades till
$4,000
Hasttjuf gripen. Chas Anderson
fran Deadwood, S. Oak, arresterades
Pierre samma stat pa anklagelse af att
Il f6rstnamda plats ha oloaigeu tilleg-
nat sig EFT hastkreatur Den stulna
hasten fans vid arresteringen AS
ego. .
Banktjensteman under 8tal. At
Ia af styrelsamedlemmarne for den
sistlidne november mauad ramlade
Merchant Bank Watertown. S. d., ha
af grand juryn blifvit f0rsatta ankla-
gelsetillstand, emedan de tillatit, att
penningar deponerades bankcn, ehu-
ri de voro medvetna ON, att banken
var insol vent
Atal for arekrankning har vackts
mot Mark ID. Scott, redaktOr for Sioux
Falls Journal, aF stadens skolsuperin-
tendent, bvilken han beskylt for att
vid sista valet ha s0kt k0pa roster Till
slit f0rsvar sager Scott, att han endast
refererat ett allmant notes f0rhand-
lingar och dervid afven kommit att
vidr0ra de bes!ylningar, som da Of
fentligt uttalades mot superintendent
ten.
Frostskada, Den koldvag, som
f0rra veckan 0fvergick Northwestern
anstalde atslIillig skada Il den v;lxande
gr6dan skilda delar af Norra och So
dra Dakota. Visserligen framgar afN
de fiesta rapporterna att skadan Ell ar
sa stor, som man f6rst hade skal att
frukta, fastau den ga sina stitllen ar
kanbar nog. Sa t. ex. meddelas fran
Fargo, n D., att k0lden vid solupp-
gangen torsdags morse var IL grader
under fryspunkten. Hvete, rag och
linsk0rden anses ha lidit skada af fran
10 till 10 procent HaIren blef lila
mediaren och atskilliga farmare ha
anyo insatt sina halrefRlt. En- hugnan-
nande omstundighet Ar dock den,, att
den ryska tisteln och annat ogr8s vid
samma tillfHlle, nastan helt och hallet
fr0s bort.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-05-22

Eft nytt postkontor har blifvit
uppriittadt Liddell, Chippewa county,
med Robert Liddell som postmastare
Eldsvada. Writings pappersbruk
Stevens Point 0delades genom elds-
vada s0ndags morse. Forlusten berik-
mas belUpa sig till Sl50,0OC
Domd till lifstids fangelse. Will
liam Locher Milwaukee, som under
en- mat landsbygden f0retagen resa
sk0t och d0dade sin kamrat Ferdinand
Moritz, har for slit afskyvitrda brott
blifvit dOmd till lifstids fangelse.
Atal for forskingring har v;ickts
mot alderman Sampson | Sioux Falls,
S. d., hvilken i f0rra numret omnAm-
des ha afdunstat fran staden, olofligen
medtagande $3.50. Rvmmaren sages
ha blifvit arresterad Sundance, Wyo
Nytt jernvagsbolag, Milwaukee
and Waukesha Railway Company in
korporerades i fora veckan med ett
aktiekapital a! $l,O00,OO fordeladt
TO-, 900 aktier pa 800 hvardera. Inkor-
porat0rerna aro framstaende affarsmiin
] de ntmda staderna.
Snofall maj. Raft betydliga sn0-
fall f0rekommo f6rliden vecka skilda
dollar af staten. Gr0nsaks, tranbars- och
! fruktsk0rden har bliivit lila frostska-
dad och pa hera platser nastan ruine-
rad, och skada har afven anstalts fast
lin / mindre grad i den vaxande grU-
dan.
Forpassad till de salla jagtmar-
kerna. George Blackhawk, son till
Wiunebago h6Gdingen Blackhawk, blef
onsdags under EFT slagsmal Il den
nlrheten af Black River Falls belagna
ndianreservationen knifstucken och
d6dligt sarad af en- AMMAN drucken in-
dian vid namn Jim Swallow. Sheriffen
har begifvit sig till platsen for att arre-
stera brottslingen.
Pa dryckenskapens konto. Peter
Lidbom, en- affdrsman / Grantsburg,
gjorde / l0rdags EFT misslyckadt for
s0k att f0rkorta slit lif. Han afsk6t
tvenne skott mot bakre delen af hufvu-
det men lyckades det oaktadt Ell tillfo-
ga sig pagra farligare sar. Dryckenr
skap anges sasom orsak till den fol-
tviflade handlingen. Den beklagans,
varde mannen lar ha hotat att vid lag
ligt tillfalle f0rnya fUrsoket.
Flick ta' ned fiaggan. En- norman
vid namn Marcus Everson i Marinette
rakade den 'syttende mai" lila ut med
anledning af sin inneboende benagen-
het att pa ett ALT for mycket dagen
tradande sutt ge uttryck at sina norska
frihetsidesr. F5rledd af sin 'dybe
kiarlighed for fadrelandet" fUretog han
sig nemlgen att dagen till ara hissa
'den norske hag". Delta skulle han Ell
ha gjort, ty det slog ej an pa grammar
ne, hvilka EFT slikt foretag tycktes
oratt vara. En- folkhop samlade sig
strax pa platsen och forbade att E.
skulle nedfra Aaggan. Denne nekade
f0rst att sa CORA, men da han derf0r
blef hotad med ''stryg", fam han for
godt att ;ltlyda uppmaningen. For att
nagon man lugna sina uppr6rda kans-
lor hissade han dock senare pa dagen
den amerikanska faggan och thunder
densamma den norska.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-05-22
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Notabelt dodsfall. Kontreamiral
John Almy afed | tofsdags morse i
Washington efter en- langre tids sjuk-
dom vid 81 ars alder.
Sparvagnssammanstotning. En-
sammanst6tning mellan tya elektriska
sparvagnar egde s0ndags alton rum i
Brooklyn, hvaryid atskilliga passage
rare skadades, dock Ell lifsfarligt.
Stegring i hvetepriset. 1 tors
days steg priset q hvete Chicago till
nagot 0fver 70 cents eller 2 cent h6gre
an dagarne f0rut. Frostskada a den
vaxande gr0dan angifves vara orsaken
till prisstegringen. Priset a hvete
steg ytterligare mandags och nadde
en- hold af 74J cts, det h0gsta pris som
forekommit sedan mai 1893, da det
uppgick till 75s cts. Den 20 januari
innevarande ar var priset sa i5gt som
4S9 cts. "%'F "SF's g'@.
I bedraglig afsigt. Hogsta DOM
stolen New Yord falde nyligen ett
utslag, att det skandinaviska och fin
ska emigrationsbolagets affarer ofver-
latits till Arthur S. Luria ar lagstri-
digit och att det skett afsigt att be-
draga bolagets kreditorer.
Behaftad med rabies. En- med
rabies behaftad hund says sondags
springa omkring i ST. Joseph, Mo-,
SAINT bita en- mangd andra hundar, hvil-
ka blefvo smittade af sjukdomen. En-
aldre man SAINT en- gosse blefvo bitna i
Wyatt Park och f0rdes till sjukhus i
och for lakare ebehandling. Polisen har
nedskjutit IA af hundarne.
Vattuskrack bland far. For ma
gon It'd sedan angrep en- hund behaftad
med vattuskrack en- flock far tillh0riga
en- farmare narheten af Tiffin, Ohio
Faren blefvo smittade af sjukdomen
och order har nu ingatt fran vederb0.
rande sundhetsnamd att nedslagta
samtliga 200 djuren SAINT uppbranna
dem for att hindra spridningen af sjuk-
domen.
Eldens harjningar. Eldsvada upp-
Istod l6rdags eftermiddag i en- BRAD
gard ST. Albans, VT. och under den
rstdande starka blasten spred elden sig
till nargransande affarshus och andra
byggnader, hvilka nedbrunno f0rorsa-
kande en- f0rlust pa Diver en- half mil.
lion dollars. Brardkaren fran staderna
Swanton och Burlington anlande och
bitradde vid slackningen.
Tvenne historiskt markvardiga
kanoner, hvilka anvandts borgar-
kriget och af regeringen nu skankts
till ''grand arme-mannen", anlande
den II Gennes till Louisville SAINT mot
togos derstades under stora h6gtidlig-
heter med en- storartad parad. Det ar
meningen att nedsmalta kanouerns
SAINT deraf f0rfardiga EFT slags minnes.
medaljer for att utdelas till deltagarne
de under nasta september manad fore
kommande faltofningarne.
Upproriska f1ickor. Omkring 30t
flickor anstalda vid spinnerierna
Trenton, N. j., bevapnade sig harom
dagen med hvarjehanda vapsn och for.
s0kte fran fabrikerna derstades bort.
kora deras nye f6rman, Charles T.
Sloane, hvilken bolaget antagit stai
let for en- AMMAN McGregor, som yal
val omtyckt al fickorna.a Mannen und.
fydde springande fran de fori6ljande
hvilka hotade att hanga. honom. Da
den f5rre f0rmannen sade sig unde,
inga vilkor villa atertaga sin gamls
plats utan radde flickorna att pa fors6L
arbeta under den nye iormannen, lug
made de sig och ater0ingo till arbetet
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-05-22

tag. Jag kikade in genom den 6ppna
d0rren till en- butik och sag nagra be-
synnerliga bord och m0bler, som wick
to min uppmarksamhet. Jag gick in
och fam der, huru spelbord och krog-
diskar hade blifvit tvingade att spela
en- ny roll. Pa dem voro handelsvaror-
ma uppstapplade, och de syntes val ba.
de passande for och belatna med sin
tjenst. Men for dem, som maste med
tunnor och faskor rymma till AMMAN
ort, lemnande krogmoblerna sasom re-
liker fran svunna harliga tider, skall
det nog ha varit litet besvarligt och
vemodigt
Nyligen hade jag tillfalle en- af de
s. k. prohibitionsstaterna Sc en- ratt in:
tressant relik fran branvinets och bic
rets valde. Pa stranden af en- flod sto-
do flera valdiga tegelbyggnader, som
sage f6rfallna odsliga och tomma ut.
De sago verkligen ut, som ON de scribe
slit ode. Jag fragade, hvad det var
for hus, som stode der till ingen nytta
Man sade mig, att det hade varit EFT
valdigt bryggeri, som gjort sjoar af
bier den gamla CODA tiden. Men sa
kom prohibitionen och gjorde en- Ande
med harligheten. Der och hvar har
forbudslagarna ej varit blott d0da box
stAfver. De der husen kunde Iatt for
forvandlas till mi0lqvarnar. Jag har
ock sett bryggerier, som forr f0rvand-
lade spanmalen till bier, tvingade till
att CORA en- adlare och battre tjenst,
nemligen mala mj0l. Mar en- dag ALA
bryggerier bli forvandlade till qvarnar,
hvilket torde ske fran nasta arhun-
drade, skall det sakerligen ej finnas
sa manga utang br0d. Manga dricks
upp daligt branvin och bier de pen.
gar, som beh6fdes till brod hemmet.
Ma prohibitionens fana holes | hvarje
stad. Afven ON ej ALT, som dennasinne-
bar, vinnes pa en- gang, sa skall det
det ena st6det efter det andra af rus
drycks trafikens ittttebyggnad ramla
och dryckenskapens olycksbringande
fiod litet efter litet .uttorkas. Men eff.
ter ALT godt masts vi 'bida med tala.
mod.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-21
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No. I. X. of p, meets every
Visiting Knights cordially invited.
DAvE:DAUBE, X. r. ;.
Ardmore Lodge No. 81, AT. and A. NJ,
meets in their hall. Maosnic Temple. the
nrst Saturday night in each month, on or be-
fore the full moon.
J r. CnITwooD, W. NJ.
ArdmOre Chapter, No II, Royal Arch Ma
sons, meet in Masonic Temple tie fourth
Thursday nightin each month,
q II. BUICK. Hi gh Priest.
T.J. Cornelius. Secretary.
Ardmore Camp No. Ss. woodIaep of the
world, meets in their forest at Whittington
Hail every second and fourth Monday nights
IN eacn month. Visiting sovereigns invited TO
G; b. KENDncK. Consul Commander.
I.C. BRIDGMAN. Clerk.
Ardmore Lodge No, 9, ,IOoF meets every
ing brethren welcome.
A Bell. Reporter
John IT Morgan Camp No IN, U C. V meets
nrst Tuesday night in ach month at whiting
FG Barry, Adjutaut 0'"' O'"'H1NusF
Chic asaw Council No l29a American Legion
OF Honor meets second and fourth TnesdSv
nights In each month at Whittington's hall
Jobn N.,-,.. Z@ckerman LOm
Chickasaw No 2l G AR neore ar., .,,,-d.v
igat IL each Inoa.t IN >, hltti.-f1,,'. ~ 10y
b johnson QuartcrrnastSr' a''-TF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-21

Are you going to turn
your carpet over this
spring 2 If you take it
up and turn it you will
want something nice
and clean to go under
it. You have probably
tried straw and want
something better. Did
you ever try paper2 If
you never did, you will
like it better than hay,
straw, or anything OF
that kind. You can get
at the Ardmoreite Of
flee old newspapers or
heavy wrapping paper
in any quantity. Try
the wrapping paper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHRISTIAN CHuRcH--Frsnsley Street. Ser
vices every Lords day at IL 90 a. IN. and . Is
2: m. Sunday School. $50 a. m. Prayer
practice everv Friday evening. Is p. m.
Ladies Aid Society every Tuesday afternoon at
the church, p. m. Mite and Social meeting
every Tuesday night at place announced each
Lords day. Offcers' meeting frst Lord 5
day in each month All are cordially invited
to all services. I. r. Mason, Superintendent
Sunday school; Volney johnson. Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Broadway Street.
Services every Sunday at IL 90 q. m. and {. %
p. m: Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at o'clock. Sunday School at 10 =. IN. Choir
practice Friday evenings at o clock. e.
stQbblefeld, Pastor G. H. Bruce, Clerk. Z.
Hill, Superintendent.
"A. E. CHURCH, SoUrH--Corner Broadway
and Church street. Preaching every Sab
bath. Morning. IL a. m and : 80 n. m Pray
er meeting "Wednesday, evening at $50. sun
day school every Sabbath at 10 a IN Ep-
worth League, p. m. n. +. Law, Pastor.
PREsBYTERIAx CHUscH-Rev c. c. McGin
ley. pastor. Regular Service Sabbath
10 a. m sabbath schooli II a m. morning
Wednes1ay-7 so prayer meeting s 30 session
meeting: We earnestly desire your presence
shipping elsewhere We invite you 10 make
your church home with us. ourpews are al
ways opeu to you, 90 are our hearts. We bld
you most hearty welcome.
CUMBERLAND PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH. or
ner church and t;umbeTlaIId streets Services
every Sunday at ii O'Clock IN. and 80 D.
In Prayer meeting Wednesday. LhOir prac-
tice Saturday evening Sabbath school at . so
a m. J. +. Williams Supt. Every body cOrdI-
ally invited TO worship with
Aubrey, Pastor.
Ardmore Mission NJ. Church South-Ser-
vices at Tabernacle, Mission Ridge sdition
corner WolvertOn avenue and Carter street
Services every hrst an third sunday a m ,
and every Sunday evening at Z 80 Come and
worship with US,
Fl Godfrey, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-21
TIME TABLE.
Arrival and DEPARTING o. S. M.i1..

South bound mail closes I:3O D. m.
South bound mail arrives 2:3O n. IN.
North bound mail closes 1:30 D. m.
North bound mail arrives 2:3O o. M.
Night mails are closed at $50 D. m.
Money order department is open at
: a. m. and closed at p. m.
once hours from a. m. to p. m.
>undays from 9 n. m. TO lOa.m.
JoR3s S HAM,rER p. ".
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-21
ARDMORE AND HEALDToN
The TWlCE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC.
SPECIAL OFFER,
Good ONLY Until March ALT 1908

Good Only Until March 3Ist, 1895.
Send two new subscribers with two
dollars and get one year free.
send four new subscribers with four
dollars and receive the pa.cr two
years without cost.
do you know a good thing when
you see IL: A word Ia tn, y ~. Is suf-
hcient." Address The RErttLIc.
81. Lo;; =. Mo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
THE ErnrLwYxN AND c. J. FIELD.

Is of white cedar TO the thickness of an
eighth of an inch, her outside planking
being of one-quarter inch Spanish cedar or
mahogany rubbed down TO three sixteenths
of an inch. Between the two plankings Is
a layer OF union silk, covered with two
coats of white load paint. In general di-
mensions she Is 146 feet at load water
line, and her length over all Is 1914 feet.
Her beam at water line Is feet inches,
and at tho deck feet. The deck is plank
ed with white cedar three-sixtoenths OF an
inch In thickness, covered with white can
vas, painted q mahogany color and rubbed
down. The bulkheads at each end are wa
ter tight and the cockpit is nonsinkable.
Her centcrboard is OF the dagger variety.
and when 1t Is down the draft Is 20
inches at the widest part, and tapers down
TO a point at the lower edge. Ii Is Of
bronze, covered with Coating Of manga
nese. All In all the board Is one Of the
strongest points about the American
midget.
Her mainsail is leg o'mutton improve
ment on the English yard rig. The hoist
Is all on the mast. She has 1876 square feet
OF mainsail and 35 square feet Of main
jib She carries three other jibs and a
large spinnakcr. The light sails are all
made of union silk The throat and jib
hallards are OF bronze wire down to the
double jig at deck. The shrouds are Of the
same material, one-cighth inch in diane
ter. W. p. Stephens Is the designer of the
Ethelwynn.
Etheiwynn's frst race was sailed at the
American regatta on Aug 10, and she
was victorious In her class She defeated
Trilby, q noted half rater, by l3 minutes
and the Huntington brothers stanch little
Question by 40 minutes. AT the Riverside
regatta, Aug. 20, she had walkover, and
also ran away from the 81 footers, win
ming from them on actual time In n beat
TO windward. Aug. "a, at the Horseshoe
Harbor Yacht club regatta, the baby de-
fender capsized. The wind was very heavy
on this occasion. Fitted with a new suit
OF sails. Ethelwynn entered the trial races
and won oil three.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26

gentle craft year ago, and afte- watch
ing the members of the Chicago Golf club
for time she secured an outfit OF battered
clubs and began golflng on her own hook.
She became great favorite with Cap
tain @. B. Macdonald and other prominent
golfers of the Chicago club, and they called
her the Little Mascot. When the tourna-
ment for women was announced Johnny s
friends promptly entered her name but
many of the women of the club protested
against her playing. They said she was n
moro child and too young to play, but
there are those who are uncharitable
enough to declare that Johnny was opposed
solely because Johnny was formidable
golfer. Johnny's friends stood by her,
however, with the result that she was al
lowed to play. She was heartily encour-
aged by the men of tho club, and easily
won the silver cup which was the first
prize Of the tournament.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
CYCLISTS KNOWN TO FAME.

In one week recently Tom Cooper won
$775 worth of prizes.
Otto Zeigler, the California racing man,
will try to lower some of the short dis.
tance records this fall.
George Banker of Pittsburg now en-.
Joys the honor of being one mile profes.
sional champion of tho world.
Murphy, Cabanne and Titus claim tc
havo lost In the aggregate 81 800 in the
three meetings from which they were
barred.
Eddie Bald, the Buffalo rider, will be
sent after records next month, when he
will try 20 create new figures from one to
three miles.
Merton Duxbury of Providence Is said
to bc the only cyclist who has ridden twice
across the continent from east to west and
from west
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26

spectively, in 1885, Again, in thnt same
year. at the Irish championship, he won
the half mile in 2 minutes 2 2-5 seconds
and the mile In minutes 81 seconds.
In 1897 he won the four mile Irish cham
pionship, but was beaten by Cross, Le-
maitre and Seaver In England. Aug. E.
G. Carter, then making trip abroad for
New York athletic club, went down be-
fore this new champion In two mile
race Connects time being minutes A 30
seconds. This was "A great victory for
young Connect, since Carter had been de.
feating everybody he met. Carter at once
challenged Connect for four mile race,
and the issue was settled at Balls bridge,
Dublin, Aug. 30, Connect winning in 10
minutes a. 60 seconds.
The Manhattan Athletic club saw In
Conneff q new light of the oinder path,
contracted for him and brought him TO
New York In January, 1883.
In 1888, 1859, 1890 and 1891 he won the
five mile championship Of tho United
States and the ten mile championship in
1890. Connect held the worlds one mile
amateur record of minutes IL As sec
onds from 1898 until the present summer.
Then Bacon set a new mark OF 4 minutes
IL seconds In the English championships.
Connect has been training but little for
two years, and Ii was feared that he would
never regain his form. But he has come
out In more brilliant style than ever. A
few weeks ago he went for Bacon's record
at Travcr's island and placed the world s
amateur record at the astounding figure
OF minutes l5 3-5 seconds.
In the recent international games In
New York, when the London A. 9. team
failed to win single one of the eleven
events, Connect won the one mile run in
minutes Is 10 seconds and the three mile
run in Is minutes 36H seconds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
MIAH ..~..a. .a..DLED.
Couldn't See the Ball Although tho Sun
Was Shining.

Couldn't See the Ball Although tho Sun
Was Shining.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 25.-The Boston's had
no chance whatever TO win from the
Brooklyns. Murray not only gave every
close decision against the Beaneaters, but
capped the climax by calling the game at
the end of the sixth inning, claiming Ii
was too dark 20 see the ball. When Muir
ray storped play the sun shone brightly.
The crowd yelled for the teams to play,
and not few asked to have their money
refunded
kiyn.'.''....'.'.. ''''"
Boston,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Earned runs-Brookiyn, 2; Boston, l. Base
hits-Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 4. Errors-Brook'
lyn, 2: Boston, 3. Batteres-Daub and Grim
Dolan and Ryan.
AT Louisville:
Louisville. 0 o 0 0 l. 4
Earned runs-Pittsburg, @ Base hits-Pitts'
burg, Is; Louisville, g. Errors-Pittsburg, 3,
Louisville, 8. Batteries-Hawlcy and Mack
Mcfarland and Warner.
At Baltimore:
Baltimore; .;..."'.." o 3 @
Earned runs-Baltmore, 2; Philadelphia, l,
Base hits-Baltimore, 4; Philadelphia, 3. Er.
rors - Philadelphia, 2. Batteries-Hofer and
Robinson; Taylor and Clements.
At Washington:
Washington. 0l o 2 0 o o.
New York ...9 3 o o 0 0 q p
Earned Washington, B; Now York, 3.
Base hits Washington, IL; New York Z. Err
rors-Washington, /; New York, s. Batteries
Mercer and Mcclure; Dohney and Doyle.
At st. Louis:
Cincinnati ......... I asa o o lis
St. Louis..........., O. o y o o B. 8
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis. 8.
Base hits-Cincinnati, IL; st. Louis, l6 Err
rors-Cincinnati, 8; st. Louis, L. Batteries
Foreman and Vaughn Coleman and Often.
st. Louis. ,........ o o 1 zoos o.
Cincinnati. 1 o o U o.
Earned runs - St. Louis, B.; Cincinnati, 8.
Base hits-St. Louis, i3; Cincinnati, 8. Errors
St Louis, q; Cincinnati, g. Batteries-Breit
enstein and Often Parrott aud Gray.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26

The installment plan ofsselling furniture has
been the means OF encouraging housekeeping,
and when all is said for and against that way
of living there are some things about II which
oompensates for those things against IL. IL
makes all the difference In the world how you
are "hitched up" II your tastes are domestic,
why you can shape things so that you can get
along, but IL is the wisest thing for husband
TO do N he wishes 20 retain tho self respect OF
his helpmeet 10 hire the roueh scruh work
done and keep her out OF the kitchen. as he
promised to do when he drew the picture OF
their future home in her fathers parlor some
years since. Housekeeping may be made
pleasant, but there Is only one way, and that
Is the right way-have some one else beside
your wife do the work. OLD VET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
Seats for the Brownies.

Seats will be ON sale tomorrow morning at
tho box Office of the Providence Opera House
for G. B. jefferson, klaw a. ErlanRer's mag.
nihcant production of "Palmer Cox's Brown
les, the most phenomenally successful spec.
tacle now before the public. The engagement
day and saturday In the large organization
Of over 100 people will be found such well.
known Artists as Frank Doshon, Ida Mule,
Lena Merville, Inez Merusker, Ursula Cur
nett. George Denim and Sol solomon. 1.-THE
Brownies" will be presented at the Providence
Opera House exactly n it ran for $50 nights
20 packed houses az the Fourteenth street
Theater in New York last winter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
THE TINY DEFENDER, ETHELwvNN.
She Is the Opponent of spruce Nv I'm the
international Races.

Tho tiny yacht Ethclwynn, which Is tho
opponent of Spruce Nv in tho information
al races for the Seawanhaka- Corinthian
Yacht clubs $500 small boat trophy, Is
owned by Cornelius j. Field. and has beat
en- all the small yachts of American build
she has met. She Is what Is known as "A
double skinned craft. Her inside planking
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Rochester and the CaterpilIars.

The only city that has successfully fought
the caterpillars is Rochester, N. y. For
several years a forestry association there has
and in the summer of 1893 ID destroyed l32, Gas
cocoons. 800 Of which wsro brought in by
one boy. In 1894 the number gathered and
prizes of s655 The offer was repeated this
spring. but only 10000 cocoons were found.
The pestiferous despoiler had given up the
fight for once.