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The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

Palmyra Grange will celebrate their
second anniversary the 10th of Novem-
Der. Pittsfcld Grange will be invited.
A harvest dinner will be served in the
upper hall. Mr.. Stetson, the State
lecturer is expected to speak. Palmyra
Grange Band viii furnish music for the
occasion.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

The trials of two men for murder were
in progress last week and both resulted
in verdicts of murder in the first degree
They were for crimes of great atrocity, the
public was much interested in them and
must be relieved that such monsters
were convicted. Durrant of San Fran
cisco WAS convicted of the murder of
Blanche Lamont and will be arraign-
ed for murder of Minnie Williams.
Holmes Of Philadelphia, Pa, was con-
vieted of the murder of b. F. Peitzel in
September 1894. He is charged with
several other murders including that of
two young ladies and two children. The
recovery of life insurance amounting to
$4,000 on Peitzel led to his arrest and
he acknowledged the fraud on the nsur-
ance but to combat the more serious
crime of murder claimed that Peitzel
was still living, which he was unable to
establish to the satisfaction of the jury,
evidently.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

The United States genera, appraisers
have sustained the decision of Collector
Smalley of Burlington, Vt, who assess
ed duty on tongued and grooved
lumber, refusing to allow such lumber
to come in free as the Canadians wanted.
This is victory for Maine lumber
dealers. They extract a little protection
from this item and it is a relief to them.
The Canadians cannot have everything
they want. The Democratic congress
evidently overlooked this item when it
was legislating for Canada.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

\ western Taper says that Mark Twain
wrote the character of Charley Light
heart in "ShiEs by Day, Rev. +. A..
Wyman's much talked-oti book. Mr..
Wyman writes the REPoRTER: Il am
sorry to say that it is needless to assert
that the story ad no such distinguished
assistance"
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

President lcveland has designated
Thursday the 18th instant for Thanks
giving day. Governor Cleaves will
doubtless fq low in the Presidents foot
steps in th particular, If in no other.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

The wonderful Republican victory
of 1894 is emphasized by the vote of
Tuesday il most states.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07
Twenty Four Years Ago.

ialtof Reporter.
L. looking oyer .su.e Old papers today
! found 'he l1clo-e4 d-,. alr. Luce was
long Your state sup Of common
schools. NJ Bigelow ha. been dead
several year.. having flied an honorable
position il thr Lifted states service
atier leaving -chooI work
y present caaao; real any Of the
teachers a. rad thef names. but
thinking hat some Of them may still be
ia Your vicinity and BE- Interested in the
roll, forward it 10 you.
suppose that after resideuce out Of
the state Of Maine for more than twenty
years may be entirely unbiased in nv
opinion that it "a. d step backward
When the county ,uperintendeuts were
legisla;ed out Of office.
Very truly yours.
ANa> Il EATON.
Eatan School.
Mddlehora, Mass. NOV. :. lo95.
Roll Of Institute at G naan. held May
llth, ~. by y. \. Luce. >upt.. Waldo
Co, ". \. BigeloH >lpt. keuuebec
Co. and \. II. Eaton. eupt.. Somerset
County:
Abbie \. Nhittea. Canaan.
Mae \. Corsou. tauaau.
Maria +. Whittier, Canaan.
Mary ". Pratt. Clinton
Emma \, Green. SkoN hogan.
Clara \. Dixon. Clinton.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

Judge Strout of Portland is engaged
this week in hearing several reference
cases in Pittstield.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

In the Ural mountains the peasantry
the man sees the wolf. the man viii be
struck dumb and remain So as long ..a
the wolf lives.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt of New
York became the Duchess Of Marl-
borough at noon yesterday by marriage
borough. 1t was church wedding of
splendor, display and expense, surpass-
ing anything before seen in America.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07
To Reporter Patrons.

In order to give readers of the RE-
PORTER the advantage of the local news
twice each week we offer to them THE
SOMERSET ARGUS at HALF RATES or the
REPORTER and ARGUS for $500 per year
In advance.
Please send in your name with so
cents and receive the SOMERSET ARGUS
one full year for that small sum.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07
IN HUB MARKETS.
Butter Deprived of Its Buoyant
Feature.
CheeS~ Quiet and FfrIn -Fofatoes and
Apples In Liberal supply Good be-
mand For rouItry-LlH slock Marksl.

Cheese Quiet aud IfrIn -Potatoes and
Apples In Liberal supply Good De
mand For Poultry-Live stock Market.
Boston, Nov .. Tameness j. the lead
Ing feature of The butter market this week
90 far. Holders are a. firm a. ever in their
view, and not urging sale. b.ing conf
dent that business VII come around all
right in few days. The export demand
has dropped off, and this depriyes thu
market OF great deal Of the bu0yancy
which was SO prevalent a week nr two ago.
NO orders from English buyers have beer
received for several day. and this lul
may continue until the effect of recent
liberal shipments on foreign markets ar
be nscertained
The western markets show increased
strength, and New York. philadeIphia
and Baltimore maintain q steady tone
The situation generally retains "A full de
gree OF strength, and while some Of our
dealers think the sharp edge j. of. we Sc
no reason for any decline
Fine fresh New York. Vermont and
New Hampshire creamery arr held al -
to % cents, and few sale, are made AT
that rate. Northern receipts are bsgiu-
ming to show frosty defects. and wider
range Of prices Will be the result.
A few special sales Of western creamery
sell ut 22ia to % cents, but for thp General
run ol western Il 70 . cents II stl4 a iuII
selling rate
An Increased demand for frc-h ladies
tha a5.la e'e'iiisi9 Is expected @hen
ee17 ih' ana IN 10
,,a, - 'ile Paee 'i ii-'.
,ho II 'i'' 4"ht.3A o'
i1',i,.',i'.', 80 - u 'ia1e. 'h7i"
l.,, ,.',2 tio" 10 "o'ea al - o. .e
man5 nye, = '.aN,s 60 '''991 ~ 10 I'm
fnna ,.r,,..,,,.e,..
d,,s ,.a.t - Ia I'll P'te5 ''' >eN RAJ
So p''',, ,' ,''' .ii' i5'SI! i9f ''' sfaae
~, a,s.t., ''i2u4H II may soon -tart
oi,,,,s, ,.,, io 90 = 'l'' 'aie ~
stiI1 h,.I', - 'H771h H'ii1e l.
from. ~ ,o - ~. 9 '," si'N',9 faiiI'
ZION. - -. tt..-,.,' 1''''''s anu 'Hii'a'
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07

There is rocking stone in Sulli.
van county, n, Y. which is estimated
to weigh 40 tons and which is SO evenly
balanced that the strength Of one finger
is sufficient to set it in motion.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07
The Somerset Reporter,
A Weekly Republican Newspaper.
T. O. SMITH e. e. MoNRRLIK.
10. SMITH & CO., PUBLISHERS,
lsa wArnR STREET, SKOWHEGAN, ME.

sunscRIPTIoN RATRs;-One year $780, Six
raenths, rs cts; three months, 81 cts, when
ei76 will be charged II not paid until the
I'd Of year.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07


days of last week in Lewiston.
Frank Wade is making repairs on his
house on Main street.
Miss May Small is visiting at B. l..
Frederick's.
A. l.. Blanchard and wife of Lewiston,
have moved here and occupy part of
Eben Doyen's house.
f. B. Nickerson OF Augusta, is moving
into town. He hired car to bring his
goods from there.
f. A. Hilton has had his store painted
the second coat and Simmons Il Wells
are lettering it this week.
Mrs. Linda Ward is visiting relatives
in Madison.
The hull corn wagon WAS in town yes
since July.
DR.. Tappan has so far improved in
health as to be able to ride out.
Cony Russell made trip to Water.
vile, yesterday afternoon.
This surely has been week of sur
prise parties. Tuesday night the Lodge
X. of P's. were rendered surprise sup
per in Grange Hall, by about dozen of
their lady friends. Near the close of the
lodge an announcement was made for
them to adjourn to Grange Hall. When
they came into that place they were sur
prsed in the true sense of the word as
they had no previous intimation of the
preparations made for them.
Plenty of water in the mill stream
now.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-07
The SkoWhegan Market.

d tF Druggists, price :.
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sfEo
7A~S%G%CES.
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TANTE ANNE
PAR Mrs. W. X. CLIFFORD.
Iraduit de Faaglais par LEON Bochet
vi
-S1tlte-

L'adresse lavait implce,ionnGe.
--J'ai besoin dc rGhGchir un in
slant.
Tante Anne ~s'assit, ct rcsta quel-
ques minutes silencieuse. Ellie com
manda enfin nn petit diner qu'elle
pensa devoir etre du govt de NJ.
Wimple, donna quelques ordres pour
lie m6nage, ct partit dams son cab. en-
distant Mrs. Hooper qu'elle comptait
que tout serait solgne ct comfortable.
Sir William Rammage habitat une
grandc maison dams Porman-Sauarc.
Les fenetres Gtaient sombres, les
stores baissGs, Ee perron desert.
La moitie du square dut entendre
lie coup de marteau que Mrs. Baincs
frappa 4 Ia porte.
Tn domestique IN habit noir appa-
rut avec un air de surprise.
Sir William Rammage est.il chez
lui ? demanda Ia vieille dame.
lie valet de pied la regarda DIES
pieds i la tete.
--Oui, Ma'am.
-Je desire le voir.
Et ellie entra sans facon dams l'anti-
chambre avant que.le domestlque ait
Gu lie temps de len empGcher.
--Cest impossible, Ma'am, sir
William garde Ia chambre. II est
trop malade pour ~recevoir qui que &c
soft.
-EOnlez-vOus etre assez bon pour
iui remettre ma carte ? Vous yerrez
quill me recevra, 81 celia lul est possl-
bic.
de vals Ia rcmettre a N. Bough-
ton, Ma'am. dit en- h9sitant lie domes.
tique, ebranle par les manieres i'm
pcrieuses de la yisiteusc. II 6ta:t
ny a gu un instant, ave- sir William.
ct Il sanra sill Luz est possible de vons
ieceyoir.
--Qui est NJ. Boughton 2 demanda
tante Ana prcsquc ave mtprls.
Test le solicitor de sir William.
Tres bien. Cela sufiira.
Mrs. Baines fut introdmtc ,lans me
gfande sale i Manager qui await nm
air aussi triste, aussi lugubre que Tex
tericur lie ID maison.
Quelques minutes Plus tard. le
domcstiqae Feyint.
M. Boughton sera ii vous dams
I'm instant, Na'am. ditll rcspectueuse-
ment.
Cinq minutes aprts, parut I'm petit
homme, maigre, chauve, au ~yisaoe
malicleux malsre son expression dc {
grandc bontt.
-Monsieur Boushton, dit Mrs. .
Baines, je suis tres heureusc dc f~a1re :
votrc connaissanec, -cllc lGl donna 4
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Par suite dune convention inter.
venue entire administration du
Journal DIES Debdts ct celle de la
SENTINELLE de Thibodaux, nous
avons obtenu que nos lecteurs bene.
ficieraient dune reduction de so
sous u rabonnement a rEpIrIoN
HEBDoMADAIRE du JOurnl des
Debats. II leur sufira done de
detacher lie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
nous Padresser pour que rabonne-
ment ne leur conte que $40 au lieu
de $500.
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ATELIER

Ayant tout le materieI nEers-aira. nous
eommes b meme i'exernier tou- les orvrages
typ0grapbiaues uui Mons serotit comics. Les
brefs r',-ocat. carries d'affaires. entities de
faciures. tickets i'hablfafion. blanca. cireu-
aires, ETC., seront imprimfs dams lie plus brer
delai ct a Ces prsx uai dehent tonte coneu
renee
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PkIUE Il NOS LECTEEkS.

La plupart dies grands journau1
strangers pubiient une EDITIoN HEB
DoMADAIRE. destinee a ieiir Al
courant des eyenements de Ii seTai-
ne ceux de Ieurs nationaux gul
viveat hors IN pays mais il n'exis-
TAFT jusqu lei Ell France aucune pubii-
cation simiIaiFc.
lie journal des DeJdss. don't On
connait Ia yieilIe reputation ct H.
transformation recente Il hardie.-
c'est maintenant lie seul Journal quo
tidien qui parals>e drux fois. par
jour-le journal des DeJnts went de
combler cette lacune en- creant uEe
EDITIoS HEBDoMABAlRE.
Nos lecteurs apprec:eront ia
valeur de cette publication. en- sc
rappelant que le Journal des Debdts
compte au nombre de Sc, collabora-
teurs les hoInmes qnl, dams le monde
DIES lettres ct de liz poIitique. occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. Ii
nous sutfira de otter les nons de NM.
Leon Say. Alexandra Dumas. Lndo-
vic Haleyy. Greard. Ernest Lavisse.
L. Rouse. 4. Melchior de Nogiie,
MeiIhac. Brunetiere, de rAcademie
FRANCHISE 7. ct 4. Lerov-Beaulieu,
de MolinarI, Maspero, Bardoux,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
PerrOt, +. Reyer, de lInstltut le
professeur Grancher ct Ie docteur
Daremberg, de lAcademie de Mede-
cine Aynard, Charles-Roux, Francis
Charmes, Paul Deschanel, Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo, +. WeyI,
Harry Ais, C~hail!ey-Bert, Jules
Lemaitre. Aryede Barine, Bonvalot,
C~hantayolne, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Fllon, Gebhart, A. Hallays, Fl. Hous-
save, A. Julien, A.. Michel, H. de
Parville, Ratialovich, Il. Rod. Guy
Tomel, etc.
EDITION HEBDOMADAIRE du |
Journal DIES Debats reproduit les !
articles les plus lnteressants parus
dams les deux editions du journal
quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre de
nombreuses ttudes dart ct de littera-
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet DIES
evenements de la semaine. Ellie
constitute done la meilleure des
Ellie est aussi la moins
car ellie ne coute Que q !
francs par an; ajoutons que son
formal commode (32 pages grand
INFO par numero) permet de la
conserver facilement en- volume.
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Puis-ie yoit


notre enhance.
{ ct tout = falt Impossible. clere
Madame. tout q tlIt impossible.
ieponhit Eettetneht aEotat-
-Est-li dong ties faa.adc
lies dap9eieusement.
-t.iet William . est &C que ie
efai-hai-- Jt le COMMAS, trop hien
POM avon suppose gu il eut laIsse
mes !e''Ies sane teponse- 5 Il await etc
hlen poFtaht.
st est pour attaires que vous
dtsLicz h feii- -Hatame- le I'll. son
cohA'teh' ihsiale.t aeFuls plus de
treiite ans
'e0' oopshloh. Je suls Ia
IS ~ "'iiiaihr no.
ei' ''s Daihes
t'a'NsA.
'''o"s 'a'ies- ~
80 o'''''''' ais ie meme eerceau,
~ 'Si '"'tfe'ilt'll
-" Pun ihoi uiie
~ mas "aho sc
'"'' II cue 81 ifequein-
n'n' 'naiaoe' gu II ne iui q pas etc
'en'o'ehef Dunn II
".i"e"aeh' ie cas-, ciiefe
heiue'i'heht le cas-: dit
Don'on' fufsJe
-. - ~ "ie - autfes
ees' oh point ooht
III soiS pas certain.
monsieur bongton, Je suis la
file de Ia snur de sa mere ct ii ma
pas ue parent Plus proclie que mol.
Les autres sont morris depuis long
temps. Ii a ben encore quclques
cousins eioIgnes, mais nous ne les
avons jamais connus
dc comprenas. Tres interes-
SAINT. III vous aurlez desire lie volr
ieia'''e'neht 7 des affaIres dc famille,
Je presume.
-Oul.
--'e suis dcsoIe detre force de
'ous reiusei' ma cllere Madame
mas ]e Grains gull ne soft pas en-
eta. de 'ous recevoir.
DE ne suls pas richie, commence
tahte Anne dune voix I'm peu hest
'ahte' ct II ma promis dc me faire
une pension.
-ht II ne vous la pas encore
late /!
Non, pas encore. Il reiechis-
SAT- sans doute a la somme Quill
convenable Gle m'allouer pour
me defrayer de mes depenses neces-
'a'fes.
-reut-etre, Mt NJ. Boushton apres
III instant de re1exion. 81 vous
blcn m'accorder IN moment,
serral sil est possible que mon
ci'eht Vous vole.
NJ. Boughton sortit de Ia chambre
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anxietes pour Iui.


-Alors nous c~onsiderons les
CONNIE arrangees ainsi iusqu'a
&c gull soft en- etat de sen occuper
iui-meme. ou.. \ propos. youlez vous
que je voHs remette immcdiatement
TN cheque
&c serait peut-etre conyenable.
DIT tante Anne.
Nafs ellie scmbla incapable den
dire advantage. MaIgre ses efforts
pour domlner o emotion. &C soudain
enlargement dams "a fortune etait
trop pour ellie.
-pardonnez-moi. dit-elIe en- as
seyant, mai, iarrive de province, le
voyage ma fatiguee. Je ne suls
plus 81 forte qu'autrcfois.
-Naturellement, repondit NJ.
Bouglton. L'ige est une maladIe
don't nous hGriterons tous. 81 nous
virons as>ez Ion2temps. Permettez.
MOI de sons ofirir TN ERE de porto.
III Y en- a d'excellent dams le buffet.
Il tenpllt TN verre ct lie lui tendit.
Mais ellie secoua la tete. tandis ou'eIle
lie regardait avec gratitude.
IL faut me pardonner. mas le
porto In est pernicieux.
Il Ia persuade dependant den boire
une sorsee ct ellie reposa lie yerre a
cote dele pendant quill ecriyait lie
-lous direz au cher William.
prononsa-t-elie, quand il sera mieux.
avec queIle sollicitude je pense a lul.
TT, Monsieur Boughton. Iaissez-moi
exprimerc omblen ie suis touchGe
'otre c%ourtoisie, ct eombien je vous de
remercie DIES egards que vous m'avez
oinq minutes plus tard, Mrs.
quittait Portman-Souare
I'm millionaire portant sur
.ul tout son capital. En- route. ellie
'cheta DIES feurs pour en- orner IA
.aoie du diner a Portsea-Pl Place, ct
teux petits abat.jour de bougies. car
un viyacite caracteristioue ellie
await remarqut les deux y;eux
'ougeoirs u Ia cheminee. File
'cleta encore quelques metres de
tentelles pour un fichu de cou ellie
oensa anssi a son amoureux. ct cher.
ma dams la bouti1ue quel cadeau ellie
'ourrait lui apporter, mails ellie ne
.rouva rien qutelle jugeat digne de
nj.
-Soyez lie bienvenu, non cheri.
III dit-elle quan1 il arriva une on
teux heures plus tard c'est Ia
Premiere fois que j'ai lie bonheur de
Gus recevoir chez moi. J'espere que
e diner va etre pref dams I'm instant
comment Sc parte sir William |
? demanda-t.il.
II est dams Ia plus triste condi. !
ion.
Pas de mieux ?
-Dapres ceque TAI pu comprendre.
alfred, i serait plus NAL.
Ellie parlait avec solennite.
-Qui avez-vous va +?
-Jai va un solicitor, M. Bougb-
on.
Test mon oncle. Et II yous a
lit quill allalt plus NAL.
IL est 81 malade, Alfred, que NJ
'oughton ma pave de sa poche un
rimestre de ma pension.
On leger sourire glissa sur les
svres de M. Wimple.
--Vous ne lui avez pas parle dc
1oi, j'espere.
Non, mon cheri. Vous aviez
Ieslre que je ne prononcasse pas
otre nom. Celia sufisait.
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ThibOdaux College.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children to educate
enat the next session will open on MOnday
september 81, 1884, with competent teach.
ers IN English and French to teach the Ian.
Suages sciences, mathematics, penmansh in
oOk,keepi etc. Thorough preparati az
nave Deen made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THIBODAUX COLLEGE.
T~hibodaux La.
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ehAs.A~ rN'hRRAN. i. ALBERT
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M. STAMBULOFF CANNOT LIVE.
The ex-Premier of bulgaria Must Succumb
to the Attack of His Enemies-
TufektChieN .trres ted.

London, July ia dispatch to the Pail
Mail Gazette from Sofia this afternoon
says that the condition of eN-Premier
Stambulon who was mysteriously as
sauIted yesterday evening, while returning
from the Union Club, by four persons
armed with revolvers and knives, is hope
less.
AT o'clock NJ. stambulon was alive but
his condition is very precarious. He has
fifteen sword cuts on his head, and one of
his eyes has been destroyed. Although the
attempt to murder him was made on a
busy street, no one came 20 his assistance.
Everybody seems to be convinced that the
police We're in the plot to assassinate the
ex-premier, as five members of the police
force who We're near him when he was at
tackled made no attempt to interfere. Then
again one of the Stambulof servants
chased one Of the assaSsins. but the man
was stopped by the police. VI. Stamhuloff's
COachmdn, who fired his revolver but
missed hitting anybody when the EXPIRE
Inicr's assa!lants attacked the carriage last
night is also believed TO have been one Of
those who plotted against the statesman's
life as he made no attempt TO whip up
his horses when the attack was made.
The police and detaChmentS of cavalry
patroled Sofia throughout last night. but
they seem TO have found no trace of the
assassins except some daSeers which were
found in the streets.
1t developed during the day that NJ.
Stambulof had long been convinced that
ne would fall victim to the friends of
Major Panit2a, whom he caused to be exc
cuted after he had been found guilty of
treason I'm 1880, in conspirlng against the
life OF Prince Ferdinand. Since the re-
fusal of the government TO give NJ STAN
6nt2 MS RSaSs9GTt Io Tarls6ad Tp TTePre5hen
frequently called the attention OF the goy-
ernment to the fact that they had become
aware that an attempt upon the EXPIRE
miers life was impending, 1t is strange
Ao add that not "A single member of the
Dabnet has called upon NJ. Stambuioff
-HT hl "a las liqn
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A Builders Double job.

New York sun: An odd incident oc-
CURED here last week, as Il man began
building a house for another for whom
thirty-two years ago he erected a gal
lows. The man was tried for killing
another, found guilty and sentenced 10
he hanged. When the facts We're laid
before Judge stanford he committed his
sentence to a brief term in prison, The
release from death, however, did not
come until an hour and half of the mo-
ment of execution.
The man in jail was a young German
who at Magalia had killed "A fellow coun-
trymen in self-defense on = esfon day.
lie saw the gallows built and watched
the rope adjusted, but when all the
preparations We're completed and the
time nea ~ly up an express rider brought
com utation of the prisoners sem
tence After a short term in prison he
returned TO the mines, and this sum
mer came back TO Oroville, where last
week he employed the same man 10
build his house who thirty-two years
ago built the gallows on which he was
to be hanged
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-17
BATTED OUT ANOTHER GAME.
BLUES AGAIN SHOWED THEIR FIGHT
ING QUALITIES YESTERDAY.
With the Score Eight to Nothing Against
Them in the Firth They Went 10
and Hit out the ,tame-Detroit
Lost Game.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July is.-(specal)
Kansas city hatted out the second game of
the series to-day in the ninth inning, the
hit that brought In the winning runs being
made after two men were out and good.
quick holding on the part OF Campbell, the
new amateur fielder. would have retired
the side.
Grand Rapids hit Daniels freely IN first
four innings. and In the third Manning
made an error which cost five runs. After
the fourth but three hits and no runs were
made on of Lucky Pete,
on the other hand, petty weakened to-
ward the end Of the game. For the first six
innings but one hit was made off him.
After that he was hit freely and gave
several bases on balls.
IN the sixth. seventh and eighth innings
Kansas city had managed to get enough
runs to be in the race decidedly, and but
two were necessary to wiH when they
came to bat In the ninth. Bergen hit TO
INLAND. who. after fumbiug the ball, threw
it wild to Cassidy. and Bergen tried TO
get to third, but was caught ON the limo.
This ratified the team. Connaughton and
Hines singled and lilusman flew out to
center. Nichol met the bah square on
tho nose and sent it to deep left Camp
bell missed It and II fcll safe hit. two
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