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The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
A Painter,s Fall.

Theodore Horn. a painter living at &c Minna
street, met with serious accident yesterday
afternoon. He was working on new build
Ing on McAllister street, near Devisadero,
when he lost his balance and fell distance OF
about forty feet. He was picked up in an un-
conscious condition and taken to the Receiv.
ing Hospital. The bones Of his right foot were
fractured and he was seriously injured inter-
nally. He will be held for observation.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
HUMPHREYS MANHOLES,
The Inventor Claims a Great
Improvement Over the Old
System.
Sewers May Be Cleaned at Small
Expense NO NoxiouS
VaporS.

William P. Humphreys, well-known
civil engineer, has invented sewer man
hole that would seem to solve some of the
difficulties existing under the present
sewerage system. He claims for his man
hole and its connections many advan-
tages, as will appear below, not the least
of which is that the piping between the
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

The examination of the business of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany by commission representing the
insurance departments of five States,
which has been in progress for two months,
has been completed. The examination
has been very thorough and exhaustive. A
large force of clerks has beer employed in
examining the company's investments,
liabilities and methods of business, and
the result is substantial testimonial to
the solldity OF its condition, the excellent
quality of its assets and its economy OF
management. The company's surplus is
$l3, ,545, ,436 "a, while its assets have grown
to the enormous amount of $73, ,349, 707 "a.
Ihe report of the commission is as follows
Milwaukee, Oct. Is, 1895.-Hon. H. l..
Palmer, President Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Com pany-Dear Sir: The
commission representing the Insurance
departments of Wisconsin. Massachusetts,,
Illinois. South Dakota and Nebraska have
completed the examination of your COM
pany and submit to you the following re-
port giving the result of such examination.
The last complete examination of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany was made in 1877, participated in by
the departments of Massachusetts,, New
York, Illinois. Maryland and Wisconsin.
The present examination began early in
July last by the Insurance departments of
South Dakota and Nebraska. to which
were subsequently added by invitation of
the company Massachusetts,, Illinois and
Wisconsin.
The Board of Examiners organized by
the selection of Commissioner William A.
Fricke as chairman and placed the general
supervision of the details of the examina-
ton in charge of William D. Whiting. In
this work the departments were repre-
sented as follows
South Dakota and Nebraska, represented
respectively by G. H. Anderson and Frank
Ii. Wilson, examiners, employing four
clerks.
Massachusetts,, represented by Commits
sioner George S. Merrill and William D.
Whiting, with q force of seven clerks.
Illinois, represented by Superintendent
B. K. Durfee, ]. J. Brinkerhoff, actuary,
and one clerk.
Wisconsin, by Commissioner William A.
Fricke and Henry S. Vail, actuary, with a
force of five clerks, together with the Hon.
w. III. Mylrea, ,Attorney-General.
Constituting in all a force of twenty six
persons, besides the appraisers of real es-
tate in different localities.
Decent ber 81, 1894, was adopted for max
ing the financial statement so as to CORE
spond with the date of the company's last
sworn statement to the several depart
ments, but the examination was brought
down to August 1, 1895, to ascertain
whether any material changes other than
those incident to the normal course of
business had occurred.
The examination has disclosed the fol-
lowing to be the company's
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

age, living at Rincon court, was arrested yes
terday by Officers Holbrook and McMurray of
the Society for the Suppression of Vice, and
locked up in the City Prison. He is charged
with the betrayal of his daughter Mamie Is
Yeas OF age. Coleman's wife died some years
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
OF this surplus $S,5s3,711 35 is &C
surplus 4,961,7 19
$13,545,436 ID


poi lger ~ Vi An' uni '
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

Ii Po Tai Jr., son OF the famous Il Po
Tai, has taken his fathers business,
and is, after eleven years study In
China, fully prepared to locate and
treat all diseases.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
Weak Men and Women

CHoULD USE DAMIANA BITTERs. THE
Strength 70 the Sexual OrganA
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

For Betraying His Daughter.
Frederick Coleman, a seaman, 81 years Of
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

tice Pratt In tho supreme court, in Brook
lyn. in January, 1883. w. r. Sawyer ana
the late Richard s. Newcombe were Miss
Liyingstons lawyers. Breach Of promise
Of marriage and seduction were both
charged by the plaintitf IL was averrcd
that Fleming had asked Miss Livingston
20 marry him at her mothers home at
Toms River ~ j., ON June %, 1852. lie
had been attentive TO her for three years
before that, and baby was born TO them
just after the date of the promise Of maj.
riage.
Fleming failed in business soon after
the big verdict was rendered against him.
Tho Judgment was compromised, and the
amount paid the plaintiff is variously
placed at from 81, 200 to $4,000. Flem.
ing died tNo years ago.
Mrs. Fleming's half brother, Henry E.
Bliss, the librarian at the College Of the
City OF New York, has not spoken TO her
for two years. He objected TO her gaycty
and light conduct and it was this that
caused her to leave her mothers house.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
ECLIPSE A SUCCESS.
The Moon and the Earth Gave a spectacu-
lar Midnight Performance.


NEW YORK, Sept 4.-For nearly two
hours this morning the moon was totally
eclipsed, and the eclipse was splendidly
stage managed. The moon hung in a blue
and limpid sky, and not single cloud
showed up above the horizon.
> The black shadow began passing over
the moon promptly on time. 1t began on
the northwest side of the planet. A sort
Of inky vapor seemed to be driven before
it. At first it looked as if a man with un-
even teeth had bitten piece quite it. He
kept on nibbling, and the moon kept on
disappearing down his throat, which must
have been of vast proportions.
The opening Of the eclipse was at a con-
venient hour for thoatergoors. There was
no waiting between the acts. They came
out Of the playhousos and there was the
eclipse in full operation. People walked
along the streets with their heads in the
air, humping into each other and tripping
over things. Introductions weren't neces-
sary.
There was no one in New York to dis
pute officially any conclusions that moon
fanciers and amateurs might care to reach
At Columbia college a complete watch is
generally kept upon the moon or sun when
they are eolipsing themselves, but last
night there was no one with a stop watch
TO say whether the performance came of
on time or whether it didn't.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

Scott was announced to take place this
evening at S clock. at he home Of Mrs
Selheimer. Lsnsdo ~ne, Pa The bride is
the daughter 81 Mr. aud Mrs James T..
Scott. OF Lsusdowno
J Harvey Spruance went to Chnc'-
teague to join the party OF county officials
there Ia fBhing, cunning and bathing.
He was accompanied by Police Commis
sioner Lawson.
Miss Katie Hanbrecbt has returned
from visit to Atlantic City
w. l. Dochsiader. formerly proprietor
OF the Wof derlsnd Theatre. returned to-
day from Atlantic City. where be had a
very sncCe sful season Mr. Dockstader
has not yet decided upon his course for
The Winter. but has his weather eye
wide open"
Miss Delms DockertY Is the guest Of
Mrs w. T Dgatt. at Clayton.
Miss Charlie Smith is willing her
sister. Mrs George Allen, at Clayton.
Miss Sadie Mitchell, Of smyrna. al d
Mrs. William H Lang. OF Philadelphls,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A.
Read on Trenton Place
Edward L. Rice has gone TO Ocean
City to .in his family. who have been
summerng the-e his year
Preston Lea aud party Of friends left
for Canada this morning on fshlug aud
hunting trip The party left on the
10 l6 Boston express
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
MIR. Bayard's Niocs Married.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 4.-Miss Florence
B Lockwood was quietly married yes
terday afternoon st the home OF her
parents to @. Grant La Fargo, son Of
John La Fargo. the painter, and one of
the architects of the Cathedral of St
John the Di iVine. The ceremony was
performed By Rev. Father Ducey. of ST.
Lsos Church. Bsncsl La Fargo, brother
of the bridegroom, was the best man.
The ushers were Arthur Turnbull, Oliver
LA FARCE, Benoni Lockwood, Jr, and
George Vanderbilt The brides attend
ant was Miss Eleanor Schieffelin as maid
OF honor. Among the guests we're Mrs
jack Gardiner, of Boston, Richard Hard.
lug Davis. Henry Holt, Miss Edith
Shepard, Miss Aida Chandler and James
B. Ludlow. Among the brides presents
was handsome piece Of silver
plate from her uncle, Thomas f. Bayard,
the United States Ambassador In London.
Mr.. and Mrs La Fargo will spend their
honeymoon in Canada
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
THE SEDAN CELEBRATION.
A Commers Held In Honor OF the Ger.
man-American Veterans.

A Commers Held In Honor OF the Ger
man-American Veterans.
BERLIN, Sept. A commers In honor
OF the 6erman-Amorican veterans was
made the occasion for the gathering Of
many comrades of the late war The Bug
genhagon garden was brilliantly illumi.
mated and decorated with. flags, and o
military band played selections. Tho
president of the military association deliv-
cred an oration, and at its conclusion call
ed for cheers for the emperor Tho vice
president toasted the visiting American
veterans and their wives, and the band
played Hail Columbia and a number OF
battle pieces and patriotic airs. The COM
mers proved a great success.
The correspondent OF the London Times
here in writing 70 his paper, says that tho
omperor's sharp words against Socialists
in his speech to the guards on Monday
has reused Germany with startling sud
denness out Of her patriotic enthusiasm
and has recalled her to the political strug-
giles Of everyday life. Many comments
have already appeared in the Conservative
organs applauding his majesty's words.
The Tageblatt says: 1.-The imperial ap-
peal will not be made in vain, but no
Liberal can join in the agitation for sec
ond edition Of the antirevolution bills.
The best way TO thwart the Socialists is
to grant real reforms and give the work
ing classes less occasion for complaint
that legislation robs the poor for the bene-
fit Of the rich.
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Ioitung
also dwells upon the necessity of steps TO
stem the Socialist tide. 1T remains to be
seem" this paper goes on, "what fruit
the speech will produce Even the most
careless might well be reused from indif-
ference by the emperor's threat to appeal
to the army. 1t Is a thanklcss task to
prophesy evil; but, considering the condi-
tion Of political life in Germany one is
driven unwillingly to the conclusion that
the imperial words, though resounding
for a time through the country, win final.
ly be stifled by the ever increasing din OF
party strife.
As a revenge for the prohibition Of their
meetings the Socialists sent the following
message to their friends in Paris: "On
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of Sedan We
send as a protest against war and ohauvin.
ism greeting and q clasp OF the hand tC
our French comrades. Hurrah for inter.
solidarity"
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
THE CUBAN REPUBLIC.
It Is Organized with Five States and Cap
ital at Najasa.

LONDON, Sept. A Havana dispatch
to The Times says that the meeting Of in
surgent delegates at Najasa proclaimed a
constitution for the republic on a federal
basis Of five states. They also elected the
Marquis Of Santa Lucia president and ap-
pointed various officers, as well as con-
flrming the nominations of Antonio Ma
Geo to be general commanding in Santiago
de Cuba, Maximo Gomez in Puerto Prin-
cipo and Roloh in Santa Clara. Najasa
was proclaimed as the provisional federal
capital. A resolution was adopted per-
mitting farmers to sell their produce in
tho towns on the payment Of 25 per cent
ad valorem duty.
A proposal to proclaim Maceo dictator
of Cuba was discussed for six days and
was finally withdrawn The Autonomist
party intend to petition Spain for self
government on Canadian lines. It is
stated that Maxine Gomez is inclined to
accept conditional autonomy, but Antonio
Maoeo declines any compromise.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Among tho Learue rsams.


The Phillies yet hops to land in second
place.
Hamilton has failed to score but once
in the last thirteen games. In these
contests he crossed the rubber eighteen
timss
Louisville has signed E new pitcher
named Meekin. he beat the Senators
yesterday
Cleveland is the only Western club now
In the first division. The others have
shot the chute.
Lloid will pitch for the PhillIes TO day,
while KissinRer or McDougal will be in
the box for st. Louis
The Louisvilies went to Baltimore
to day for three games The tall enders
have recently been playing good ball, but
the champions, nevertheless. expect to
win All Of the contests. As Manager
Haulon said last night; Baltimore needs
them, and has got Co have them
Oisrkson or Hemming viii pitch for the
Orioles this afternoon. while Bert Inks
will probably oiilciste for the visitors
Mcmahon will be saved from now until
Saturday, when tho Clevslands make
their appearance at Baltimore. Mac will
be given practice work with view Of
keying him up. Hoffer and Esper will
pitch the other two Cleveland games
Esper has for the last two years given
the Spiders much trouble with that slow
ball Of bis
Tebeau was TO have been given special
financial Inducements TO take the Oleve
land club TO Baltimore yesterday. When
Manager Hsnlon notified him that the
game was of -Tebeau sent this character
istic message; Sorry Would like to
have gotten part Of that stuff; also the
game
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
ANonn .tIde weddInr.

Miss Susie SprioR. daughter OF Mrs
l. Spring, OF No. SOB KING street. wss
married TO William p White, clerk
with the Charles Warner Company. to =
day. The marriage toJk place at 1 o'clock
IN Epworth NJ E Church, Tenth and
Lombard streets, and Was performed by
Rev. William L White, OF FederalsburP,
Md, uncle OF the groom. assisted by
Rev. L W. Laydsld, pastor OF the
church Mrs W. p. Slxton played tho
wedding march.
Miss Mary Davis, OF Frazer Mills, Pa.
cousin Of the bride, acted as bridesmaid,
and John While, brother of the groom,
was best man. Ths ushers we're: Roy
Fields, Willis Ogerdser. Albert Sender
ling aud Charles Grsntland
After this ceremony an informal recep
tion was held by Mr. and Mrs White In
the church psrlor. TheT went on a trip
through western Pennsy ylvania, after
which they will make their home in this
city.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Among the Locnl Players.

George Hogue will umpire the gaue
at Union street Park to morrow
Pitcher Rsdoliff NAV be Ditted against
Kenney in the Dover Rockford game here
next Saturday.
Louder Layton Is managing the affairs
OF The Wilmington club
Hayes. McCafferty, Conner. Buckley
and Tierney Of the new Wilmington
club are all local men.
The Wilmington club players who do
not live in Wilmington are News, Nc
Cabe and Murray, Of Chester, and Denney,
of Philadelphia.
Midweek games will be arranged be-
tween Rockford, Columbia A G., Dover
and Wilmington, all to be played here
next week
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Yellowstone Pam Gsr.er..

Advices just received at the Northern
Pacific Offices from Mr.. w P. Howe, in
charge OF the lunch station at the Upper
Geyser Basin. state that the Reysers are
playing better than ever They are much
liner than last year. The Giant. one of the
finest in the Park, plays 10 a height Of
about 2J0 feet Last year its eruptions
took place once In about five dsys and
continued for 80 minutes. This year It Is
playing more frequently. Mr. Howe Is
regularly noting the temperature Of the
Giantess, another Of the large geysers
II is also playing frequently and It's tenn
peratuie at time OF playing ranges from
1913 to l9s degrees Fahrenheit For six
cents sent 10 Charles s. Fee, general
passenger agent Northern Pacific rail
road, st Paul. MIN, you will receive a
fine tourist book thstcontains.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
DIED

ANDREWS On August 81. 1895, William
X. Andrews, in his d2d year.
BOLEN.-On August %. 1895, Margaret,
wife Of James Bolen. aged 26 years.
CARLISLF.-On August 30. 1895, Jane B..
Carlisle. in the silh year of her age.
HERBERT-At New Castle. August ~, 1895,
William Herbert, aged 90 years.
McATEER.-O -On September lst,is95. Michael
McAtecr
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence No. 1924
Lowering avenue, on Thursday morning at z
O'Clock. solemn requiem mass at 81. AIMS
Church. Interment at the New Cathedral
Cemetery.
pOGUE.-On August 20. 1926. William
poRue. aged II years.
RICHARDsON.-On Zen ember LIST. Han
nah W. Richardson, 10 the 18th year Of her
age.
WIIsSON.-On September Q, 1885, Henrietta
wife of Charles NJ. Wilson.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vitcd u attend the faneral nom her late reei-
denre Delaware City. on Thursday, Septom'
Der B. ~ 1 o'c ook p. m. lnterment at Dels-
ware City Cemetery.
YEATAIAN. On August %. 1885, Georg,
Yeatman. in HIS 10th year.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
soeIaI Ind Personal Note..

Mrs. William J. Hume is the guest Of
friends at Easton, Md.
Miss Clara Bradford has returned from
visit to Upland, Pa.
William J Thomas has returned from
Atlantic City.
E. A Van Trumpis spending few days
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Annie Pyle and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Humphrey Lsmborn, at
Berwyn. Pa.
Miss Annie Becker, of Dee Run, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Ella NJ Reed has gone to
Wilkesbarre, Pa, on an extended visit
to relatives
s. w. Richardson. OF the United States
Marine Hospital service registered at the
Clayton House yesterday afternoon.
Frank NJ Porch. OF Brldgeton, N. ]
was in town yesterday.
Among yesterdsys visitors from the
lower part of the county was s. f.
Shallcross, Jr., Of Odessa.
Miss Mary L Johnson, who has won
much success IS principal of Edge Moor
school, resumed her duties on Monday
September g after spending a plesssnt
vacation with friends near Newark
Miss Annie G. Redman is visiting
friends In Clayton
Miss Julia Msull, of Eighth and West
streets, Is entertaining Miss Mollie
Smart, Of Washington Miss Smart is
the daughter Of Surgeon Charles Smart,
Of the United States Army.
Miss Florence Tignor Is the guest Of
Miss Birdie Arbuckle at Cherry Hill, Md.
Mrs Kennard Miller is visiting Mrs
John Miller at Cherry Hill
William Robinson is visiting w. H.
Carr at Smyrna
Miss Annie Vanderer is visiting the
Misses Rees. at Clayton.
Mrs. Joseph L. Cavender and children
and Miss Lizzie Burgess have returned
from Smyrna
Miss Carrie Welsh. John Agnsw and
sister, OF Philadelphia. have returned
from Atlantic City where they spent the
past week.
John scho6eld, foreman msohinist at
the Harlan and Holllngsworth Oompany's,
is confined 10 his home. No 1923 Chest
huh obioobi WIN ndlhiiaA AcNeA.
Victor h. Bacon has returned from
Trenton
Benjamin Lumnis. who has had
splendid sport fishing in the neighbor
of New Castle, Is home again.
Mrs. Burt Haverly. formerly Miss Laura
Blggar, Of this city, had an informal
farewell reception at the p. W. & B
station this morning when she left on
the 10 16 train with her company, going
to Lancaster. Pa, where they appear to
night Miss Biggar is Wilmington'a
most successful actress
Ex bridgetender Peter Miller wife and
family have gone to Nonesuch to spend q
week
Among the prominent officers who
cfficiated At the Knights Of st. John and
Malta convention in Harrisburg we're the
Right Hon. Grand Commander James
McKelvey and Grand Prior Charles Hay
wood, both of this city.
The marriage of Rev Edward H Col
Inns, of Claymont, and Miss Mamie E
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
nIovements of Dover,s Club.

The Dover Baseball Club went up to
Media on the II 90 train this morning.
They will play Media this afternoon and
Burris and Zssrfoss will be in the points.
To morrow and Friday they will play
ManRyunk, Of Philadelphia county, aud
on Saturday Rockford in this city. They
will play the Wilmington club at Dover
on Monday,
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
New Jersey Has No Fair BundinE.

TRENTON, Sept 4.-Governor Werts ap-
pointed ex- Mayor Joseph B. Shaw Of this
city as the fourth commissioner TO repre-
sent the state at the Atlanta exposition.
There was no appropriation made for the
commission by the legislature, and conse-
quently no state building has been pro-
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Woman cyeiist Killed.

CHIcoPRE, Mass. Sept 4.--AIiss Carrie
Il. Stoddard of this city was struck by
horse while riding her bicycle and fatally
injured, dying a half hour later. The
shaft Of the sulky struck her in the side,
forcing a corset steel into her heart.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
nrARRrrn

S-NURPHN.-On August 81. 1895. by
Rev. Doctor Merritt Hulhurd, Christopher II.
Oakes. Of 81. Paul, MIMI, TO Anna May MUIR
ply of this city.
HORT-RIDINGS.- On the 25th instant.
By Rev. J. France, John II. short and La
varlA y. Rldings. all OF This oily.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERiG RAT =
w ROAD. TIM table IN eject Sept. "a,
1856
Trains loavo Wilmington. French stresi
station. for B. dS o. Junction. hontchAnin,
Winterthur, Guyencourt. Granogue, Cos5Art
cihAdds' Ford Junction. PocopSon. Wdsi
Chester, Embreevlue. MortOuville Coates
vile and intermediate etations. daily. except
Sunday. A. d5 = 10. 1 t6, 40 and - y m
Sunday only At 10 IN: ] 80 and 90 D m.
For Waynesburg junction. npclngnefo nnc
inter mediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
AZ 7g5Am. bb and ob ~. Sundays only -
10 an; IS and % p m.
For Joanna, Birdsborc. Re.dins and inpeI
wedlAte stations, daily. except SurHsV. at
7 35 ~ and b5 p m. Sunday only At 10 a N
and So D m.
A g. McOAUsLAND. Superintendent.
B0WNESS BRIGGS Ger Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Laura Biggar Holds an In
formal Reception at the Station
WEDDING AT BPwORTH CHURCH

Mas Susie Spring the Bride and william
p. white the Groom-OeremonY Per-
formed BY Revs. w. L. white and L. w.
LAY field-Other Walters OF Interest to
Wilmington People and Their Friends
IA communications intended for fnsertior
Editor care OF the EvaNlNo SouRMAT. CCm.
-nunicAuons hould be written on one aids OF
sna Lar II only
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
on for the PraIrIes.

John NJ c Rodney and j. Jackson
Pierce left this morning for South
Dakota for stay OF several weeks. They
will spend the time cunning for prairie
chickens in the neighborhood OF Huron
Both are ardent sportsmen and consign-
ments Of game will soon be looked for.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Gang of Twelve Masked Robbers.

OMAHA, Sept A band Of ~ masked
highwaymen held up load Of people in
an Omaha suburb and secured several
hundred dollars. 1t is an organized gang,
which has long eyaded the police.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Miss LeaIaIstre's Good Fortune.

Miss Rachel LskSistre, daughter Of
Captain George A. LeMsistre, will leave
Tor Urbana, Ohio, on Monday. having
been unanimously eMeted principal Of
hourlshing kindergarten school there
She graduated with nonors from the
kindergarten trsining school here last
June
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Kansss Academy nurned.

PARsoNs Kan, Sept. 4.-St. Anne's
academy ~ st. Paul, IA miles northeast
of here, was destroyed by fire. The acade-
my was ono Of the oldest Catholic schools
in Kansas.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

Omee Seventh and King, Phone b45.
H. T. Sergeant dealer in coal and wood
c#-A large load Of wood for $3.50
~ Large pea coal for family use.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
AttendAnce I'D the Game..
Record Of the CLUBS
Tn-dn1la RohednIe.

Louisville at Baltimore.
Pltttburg at New York.
Chicago at Boston
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Washington.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
In THE SPORTING WORLD.
.PHlLADELPHIA's SUCCESS CON-
TiNUE5 AND NOW IT'S EASY.

St. Louis Piass in the Quaker City aud
Baby Ksinger Pitches Mcmahon,
Hoffer aud Esper Being Saved BY Balti-
more for Cleveland Movements of
Local Cubs.