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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-07-23
THE BUREAU OF FINANCE
Resolutions Passed by That Organiza
tion in Butte.
THE SPEAKERS EAST
The Bureau, by Resolution, Thanks
the People of Philipsburg and vi
cinity for Their Contributions.

The following letter and resolutions
were transmitted to Paul a. Fusz re-
Gently. addressed to Philipsburg, and
on account of his being east in attend
ance at the democratic national con-
vention the letter was forwarded to
him, which accounts for the delay in
its publication. 1t explains itself and
shows with what energy the working
men Of Butte are taking hold of the
matter Of educating their eastern
brethren on the silver question, and
also how they gracefully show their
appreciation of the assistance rendered
rhe Bureau by the people of Philips
burg and vicinity:
Butte, Montana, June 30, 1896.
Paul A. Fusz. Philipsburg.
Dear Sir-At the regular meeting of
the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Bu
reau Of Finance |, as the Secretary OF
the Bureau, was instructed to COM
municate with you and request you to
have the enclosed set of resolutions
published in The Philipsburg Mail and
to extend the thanks of this Bureau
to the citizens of Philipsbu-g and vi
cinity for their liberal subscription to
the Bureau of Finance. The Bureau
is now in hourishing condition,
We have four speakers in the eastern
states and will send three more on
| Wednesday evenings train, and the
President of the Bureau, VIM. Walsh
is making a canvass OF the State Of
Montana in the interest OF the Bureau.
So you see we have practically eight
men in the field working for silver,
and hope to put into the field twenty
men before the campaign is over this
fall.
Thanking the citizens Of Philips
burg and vicinity for their liberal do
nation to the cause Of silver, | remain
yours for silver,
G.. B. Walters.
Secretary Bureau OF Finance, P. O.
Box 769. Butte.
=. 81 have sent you few copies
of pamphlet we are having published
Please have the publishers Of The Phil
ipsburg Mail send rs copy Of the pa
per with the resolutions i'll it anC
oblige.
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, the citizens of Philipsburl
nave ~ liDtldllS itSl)ouhti w Jul t"i
for funds to carry on the fight in the
interest of the free coinage of silver al
the ratio of l6 to ], without waiting
the action Of any other nation and
Whereas, this Bureau is always ready
and willing to welcome the friends OF
the white metal. Therefore, be it
Resolved that the Bureau Of Finance
extend the thanks of the Bureau to the
citizens of Phi.ipsburg and vicinity
for their liberal donation to the funds
of the Bureau. And be it further
Resolved that the Secretary of this
Bureau be and is hereby instructed tc
send a copy of these resolutions to the
citizens of Philipsburg and to request
that they be published in The Philips
burg Mail. And be it further
Resolved, that "A copy Of these reso
lutions be entered on the minutes OF
the meeting of the Bureau, which is
held this Monday evening, June 30,
1896.
G.. B. Walters,
Secretary of the Silver Bow Trades
and Labor Assembly Bureau Of Fl
nance.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-07-23

SUMMARY.
Two-base hits. Anaconda ). Philipsburg /:
ipsburg q stolen bases, Anaconda 5, Philips
burg 3; bases on called balls, off Wilson 2. off
Bullard 3, off Hanson 2; bases on hit by pitched
Burton 8, by Bullard T. by Hanson 3; left on
bases Anaconda 8, Philpsburg 3; wild throws,
Philipsburg4. Umpire, +. A. Bele,.
NOTES.
Geiger's high foul fly catch was a
dandy.
The home team needs strengthening
in the outfield badly.
Wilson, the Anaconda pitcher, is the
clown of that aggregation of ball
players.
Some people were heard to remark
that the Philipsburg boys were out
classed, but they made the Anaconda
team play ball throughout the entire
game.
Will Ryan, of the home team, met
with an accident at Combination by
being thrown from a horse, and was
not in a fit condition to play ball Will
tried it for a couple of innings, but
had to retire.
The only happening on the ground
Sunday that met the general disap-
prOval of the large crowd present was
the dirty trick Of Burton, who was
then playing third for Anaconda. Will
Ryan was running from second to
third and Burton tripped him. This
contemplate act was plainly seen by
the spectators, and it cast reflection
on the "clean" ball playing of Burton.
The little girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walender died at the family
residence on Lower Broadway last
Monday, aged about two and one-half
years. The little one was inferred in
the Philipsburg cemetery the day fol-
lowing, the remains being followed by
a number of carriages containing the
friends of the family. The little girl
had been sick for some time past.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Wer lit CT I!

8on einem g%inlieoler, Der in Der
Ndbe bon MaquOteta in Sadion Co.,
in elmer ab9ele9eneu Suite baut,
i6rsibt Der ODrti9e Sentinel" mie
folSt: Gin ercentrii6er 9baratter
lebt ieit elmer Eeibe bon Sabren in
oieier @egeno. @ober er fam. oas 1T
iein @ebeimnib. Sein 8Orlsben 1T
unbetannt. Gr beliBt cine auber9e=
p0bnli9e Siloung uno mir wiiien,
oaB er feds Deridieoene Spra6en
ipri9t. Gr ftebt unter benz Seroa6t,
Elm ruiiii6er Yerbannter gu iein, oenn
sr ipridt oas &niEiae flieBeno. Na6
anberer WutbmaBhn9 mag er Elm aus
Sibirien e~nthObener Strdhin9 iein.
Sauptbaar uno Bart. beioe foblens
itwar3, reiden ibn bis oil bic Saile.
ginen pelSmantsl bon auslanbii1er
Mdde trGst er i'm Winter uno Som=
nler iiber Die linte S1ulter 9ewOrien.
Sa er. pie man iaat, Die Nnnabme
BON almOien ooer unterltiiBun9 je9=
li6er Dirt p%erpei9ert, 10 9laubt man,
DAB er iein YsrmOaen in Dem Waloe,
on oeiien Saum feline Siitte itebt. per=
bergen bait. Wan nennt i'm nllr
voen Sa9s". Wan weiB nibt, oaB
er lie pdbreno Der Sabre ieines Siers
ieins ir9suo pelde 4rbeit perri6tet bat
uno fir oas, mas CT fault. besablt er.
Wtan bat ME 9eieben. oaB er iid wdi6t
ODER Elm Dab nimmt. 0ielsi&t bagt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
&leinere WaGrtGtem aus Staot
nno umsesemo.

- &. $. peteriOn, 3 abnar3t
96l Wainltrabe.
- Serr 5. q. GniHte bat am Wtons
tag bic StaOt auf $500 S6aoenerlaB
pertla0t, Del6e mie Der &ld9er bebaup=
tet, ibm an ieinem Gi9entbum, our6
bic SerbeierunS Der Sidett StraBe 5l=
Sefligt wuroe.
- Sn ieiner @obnun9 1905 Sin=
coin glpe. itarb an Sonntag Mor9en
Serr Gbriit Oboe Elm glrbsiter Der bic.
li9en 8eb6ite Der Is. M. ~ ct. y.
@iienbabn. SsrIelbe mar aug Wef-
lenbur9 Strelib 9ebiirti9 uno. TAM I'M
Sabre 1861 na6 gmerita. gr binter=
ldbt feline Satin uno s 4inoer: 6rau
Chris Sberte, Waria, Bertha, emma,
gilbert, Selmutb, Oscar uno Martba|
= Sie Chicago 0rsat @eitern
giienbabn bat cine llebereintauft
nit Der @inona d. WeItern @iienbabn
o"etrpiten, ourh weldes cine quite 8er-
binoun9 bon SiaAe, Soma. naA Subu-
que un0 umgete9rt perseteat miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

et cine S1ulb, pie Mande meinen,
ooer pieueibt 1T feline Seididte bic
unermioerte 2iebe. 9on 3eit 81 3eit
entfernt er li1 Sa9elang BON ieiner
Sebaulung, Die wGbreno bieier 3eit
nit einem grOBen Sorle9ei6loB Der.
i4lohen 1T. Sein Saus 1T aus Stiifen
bon Srettern sebaut, bic er bier uno
bort aufselammelt bat. SO miBt bonn
Sooen bis gum 8iebsl 5 SUB, pdbreno
Der Setuobner 6 SUB mibt. Sein
gett beitebt aug einem Suno Strpb
uno spei alien @oloefen auf blOBem
8runOe. Seinen Serb biloen i'm
Salbfreiie aufaebdufte Steine uno
einise Sledidhii ieln, cine Sal9terSe
rno Elm Seifenbebdlter ben Sausratb.
SeoO9 bemertte ib in elmer gfe iorg=
fdltis aufsebduft cine gnsabl in frem=
Der Sprahe 9eorufte Bidder, febr aba
geriiien iiber Die er ipdt aufiiBsn muB,
oenn gu ieber 3eit Der Hadt iiebt man
Sidti6immer bur9 bic &iBen Der
Siltte fallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

Gs iplte eben elm tueiterer @ablgan9
itattiinoen als Ser Stemm ieinen 9fa=
men Suridsos uno &uegamers Nomi=
nation our eintimmisen semadt
muroe.
Im Sreitao glbenb tonitituirte iid
oas oemotratii9e, itaotii6e @entral=
tOmite pie fOl9t:
at 2arge-S. M. Senetp, gorliSstber
Gbw. 6. 9easlee, SetretGr.
@rite @arb-Sames SuS9an g. 8. Salz
pin,
.3weite @urb-Beter Mtman, 6priI gres
9oire.
0ritte @arb-Grut gOuts, 9eter SIauer,
Sos. Ralem.
gierte @arb-Nic. 6aufimait S. 8. Sul.
lipan, Sobu S6pinb.
Sirnite 8aro-Sbeo. Sauer, Sraus Suert,
i9er, Chris. &apriS, Wi6ael S6arle.
Dim Sonnerstag trat barauf unter
republitani d. 2eituns, gans=
lid BON ertlGrten &epubli l.
.tanern beberrf9t, cine vGiti=
gems" GOnpention 5uiammen. welae
ulter Der Wtaste Der vYartellol9telt"
bic 8eoanten Der lotalen republitanis
i6en Siibrer realiiiren iOl. SoriiBen,
Der bieier vparteiloien" @itisens Son.
BENTON mar Der anertannte u II b.
litaner 8. Mihel, uno Setreta,
Der &epubIitaner =. $. Sobs.
Iuf Nntrag oes betannten u pm l.
%. s.. Sorbert ipuroe 8. 8.
9ufp einitimmis als WapOrstanoioat
Der BON &epublitanern beberri9ten,
.parteiloien" @ihsens partei nominirt.
Ser oemOtratii9e Iuoitors= Ganoibat
so. M. Wc@arten nuroe apprObirt,
Sie @anoioatur fir Die a%fefors STEELE
wuroe our9 fol9enoeabtimmuns Der:
9eben:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Sic Tirma Sas. Gebi & Co.,

@de Der z. uno It a E.
1T betannt als zines Der beiten 8ers
t~aufsbduier Der Staot fir ale @rtitel
in @Qen= uno %&urswaaren, fir Sep=
pi6e unb Seltii6er uno au6 fir ale
@aaren, tpel6e ben peri9ieoenen Sab
resSeiten angemeiien iino. ales III
edit uno bauerbait bel mDsli4t biaisen
preiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
VifoIauS Sapio

am 81. Ssbruar 1896 pobperIebeu nit ben
bl. Sterbeiatramenten i'll ein belieres Seuieits
81 Ii6 gu rufsu.
Der Verltorbeue mar 3t Soljtbum i'm
Canton Glerf I'M @roBber;o9tbum 0llrems
burg geboreil. SIM Sabre 1855 wanoerte Der
Seritorbeue uab ben Gereillisteu Staatelt
aus. Sort uerblisb er 10 Sabre ais er lid
wieber na6 Der alien Seimatb iebute. Gus
riIdSetebrt perbeiratbete CT li6 nit Srduleilr
I%6atbarina Sorang lIIo tebrte in Sabre 1865
mad 2lmeritG Slriid, lieB lid 8 Metlen Don
! Seuleptu, Yutnam So. 81, nieoer ullb be4
trieb Nderbau. Bon bier aus wuubte sr ii9
Dem ferllell gSeiten 81. ,Sier nm legte er
ben @runo 81 l|eiler bleibenben Seinutb III
4Dams SO. 9tebrasfa. Ser Seritprbelle mar
elm ferlli9er 3baratter ell WaniI, ell gSort.
sir Stride NIB S6ule fano man ibu INNER
IN eriter Neibe, aud mar er Gbrenmit9lIeo
lnleres tatbolii6eu @eianspereiiS. Gin
feIerlides &equiem Ipltroe ibm oeBbalb uoI
ben BereinSlGnser gelnngen. afa6 benz
feierli6eu Sobtenamt mIroe bic SeIbe ourb
bo6p. Sater RiippelbeIoer auf benz Srieos
boi Der Waria Simmelsiabrts @emeinoe beis
geieet. Gr binterlGBt ieine 6amilie i'll lebr
9utert llmitGnoen. llnb nun, pertbe gsisr
uno geierln Der r@asette", laBt es ui6t iebs
len all Batter infer NIB aue Waria.
Srau 6atbarSauib (Seb. 9oraug).
8inoer: Suaun1 Oauib, 8attin
Don ct. Saber; anna 0apio; 6atbas
riua Sapio; Sobaun Sapio uns
u itolGuS Dapto.
S6wager: s obn ~eoraug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Stadt amd Amgegend.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
agent Der ,@a3rtte" fur Gbieaso,
81, Peter &eiter, 154 Subiun Sbs.
@rbeitcu fur Sapau?

Der "SabenpOrt Democrat" ersdhlt Sol
9enoes, pel9es bic betannte beige
Sirmu, Die Soma Sron @Orts" betrift:
8snu bic ReISung ri9tis lit, 70 perbel
Die Soma Sron BortS" Don Dubuque weI9e
aud has &orpeoo Boat rGriciOn" 9ebput
baben, iu9en SrieSsi3ifie fir bic iapanii6e
Tlotte 5l baueu. gSie es beiBt III ndmli6
EN- aYeIlt Der %9enaunteu Sirma auf benz
sSeSe ra9 Sapan nm bort an9ebote aut pers
t6leosne arbeiten fir bic SrisSslotte ieues
Sarbes gu unterbreitsu.
Die Soma Sron @orts" ertldrten
leoO6 Don ben a%n9e9ebenen Wittbeis
iun9en yti9ts gu pifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
2crr Sufb's argument.
Sn Der rspublitaniiden GitiSen
Gpnpention iaate Serr Suffp:

eSn Der republltanl1bet elflSerls
GpnpentiOn iaste Serr Suhp:
Die Srase, I'm bic es ii6 bel Der nG4iter
Stabtnabl bier in Dubuque banbelt Il. bieie
rg9irb bas Solf bic gnti6eibuu9eu Der 9e1
ri9te Don SubuqiIe GonIItp approbiren?'
@ir boifsn ia, uno I'M oieies Il
muB oas 9plt Ill Serrn
Oliu9er thinner. oenn Die 8erldte
in Dubuque, Co., baben ibn uno alle
an9etlaaten @loermdnner frei9eipro=
den bon Der Nntla9e. oaB lie ii6 ltdb=
tiide @eloer in unbefu9ter Weiie an.
9eei9net baben. llno oesbalb mii'en
mir, UNI Die 8sriAte BON Dubuque
@Ountp gu unteritiBeu. auf ben &atb
Oes Serrn Sufp bin. fur Serrn DIN.
ger fimmens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
~ Seebah'S *
Uegen Grebsihaoen.

SD empfeble hermit Stroop's beriibmte,
ii6 iber 100 Sabre ~bepdbrte, Don mir i'm.
portirte Yhlper. Slelslbeu beilsu ieben
(no9 nitt aus9ebro6ensn) 8rebs iopobl
inlierli6 ais anBerli6. 2Qen, wel6e al
peroG6tigeu gelbwiiltsu ober lnlerem Iii.
wobllein: NeaSenleiben, qsberfdaben H.. /. 10.
leiben, weroen bieie Yulpsr b~slonberS EN-.
ptoblen. Wegen 9tGberem abreliire man:
@bwarb >. Soe6iua
ct. 9ueas, Soma.
G'asiHiser NSsni fir by Der. @taaten.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
sidet.

Siir Wapor-E. Z. Ouiip;
SIR aubitor-W. 90. Wtc@arteu;
Sir aheiior-@. 8. Snncau.
Sir alberm dnner.
i3weite @arb-S. sc. 9inbiap;
0ritte @aro-@. .. albre3t;
Yierte Waro-G. o.. Berg
Siuite @arb-Sacob 9aubeni3ilb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Wrnn Sic rinen NuftiOns>E crfaut
baben,

ooer tpenn sic quite 2iquOre fir ben
Sausoebrau6 wiini6en 10 t6nnen Sic
8elo eriparsu inOem Sic BON 9. Is.
Murrap q 3d., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rem gambler, seseniber benz Sptel
Sulien, taufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
gu Gcrfauten.

Cine i9Oue Sarm Don 800 gder, 2t Meilet
noroOitli6 pou gbriau. Wtimil. 200 ader
iito inter Gflit9 so Ader tOuteu nod ge=
bro6en weroen uib bas llebri9e 1T Senldno.
Die Na6bari6ait lit beuti9s fatbolii6. Der
greiS 1T $1,000 @e9eu uGberer ausflnft
wenoe man lid on ben Gi9sutbiimer: 8beo.
@ebIelt, Staptou, WariOu GouItp, Oregon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Wenn Sic einen 4uftionssWerfaut
baben,

uoer tpenn Sis quite siquOren fir ben
Saussebrau4 ptiniben, 10 tOnnen Sic
8slo eriparen inoem Sic bon q. s.
Murrap&Go. sGiqu6rens
Sdnoler, %ge8eniiber benz SOtel Sulien,
taufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Wenn Sic eiuen 4uttions> 0erfaui
buben,

pber penn Sic quite 2iqu6re fir ben
Sausgebrau4 witni6en, 10 tOunen Sic
Gelo eriparen inoem Sic bon 9. Is.
Nturrap&@O., 6rOBOertaufs. 2iquDren=
Sdnoler, Segeniiber benz SOtel Sulien,
taufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

- Grau @. 8. 2ebens itarb Sonms
tag Nbeno I'm 81 ubr i'm @lter bon "a
Sabren in ibrer MObnung al Hortb
Graaopistp ase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

IS wuroe oaraufbiu bic platform"
oieIer ,parteilOien" BON ertlGrten
&epublitunernb eberri6ten Gon=
BENTON perleien in wel6er mOgli4it
laut Gs tbut moth es 81 betonen ionit
glaubt Niemano an Die vParteiloIi9=
teit") ertlGrt miro oaB bic n@itisens"
Partei vparteilos" lei uno oaB bic
Staotbeamten ni9t oas Gedt bitten
bic StaOtseloer gu periOnli4en
3weten 81 psrwenoen.
gm Naamitta9 bielten bic &epubli=
taner ,ibre" Contention ab in Uel6er
oieielben republitanii6en Jiibrer Der
@itisens Partei berpOrrageno slanSten.
Die Contention ertldrte turSer Sano
oaB 1ie bic Nominatipnen pelde ibre
6iibrer in Der Gitisens Contention gee
matt batten 9utbieben uno bel Der
Wabl unteritiiBen Wiiroen.
Sem9emaB iteben ii6 nun fOl9enoe
@an0ioaten I'M SSeloe %entoeaeu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Die gbradls irieoererIangt.

Die gtrads tpieoertrlan8t. IL
8tscouiseo, IA, Oct. q, "a.
nor ura.fdbr ~ Sabr,u purSs m,ius Eo4ttr I'm
plIter pom 9 Sabren uou siusm Iet9ttr SudsH IN Zen
glitberu befaasn, pel6es thinner tdltutmer puroe UNI
aultst ben aauSeu R6rpsr ansrif. sic mar Mot TN
Staros Ed aufreht AL balten urb utrlor tbre Spraot.
Weab,m fs siue u 6Iaits 9aftor &6uis's Rsrusn'
Stdrst e.brauSt bate, mar Der ct. 9,ttstans sells
fdusis sstsiIt. sic 1T nun 70 ssiuns ME Il, uns ssst
tn bic S4u!e. wig. Ss9Isitnth
Eant hem Sfarrtri
@isn, WeO., Aug, a.
0farrsr 8ntpper smpfabI urs Batter S6nt9s Nttptns
Stdrt.r une Id bin itsr baHtbar 6aihr. neil uniss Sino
baburA furirt puros Is lit thinner an Sdptnst, 70
has IS mun5maI in Der S6uIe pom Der Saut mel, PISS
halb mau9mal Al Sauie bleiben muBtt - le't % MN
Id. bss WtittsIs uabm, lit ss ssiuRS.
ess.s Elm tDertbpoles gu9 fur gl.rrsnlsis.not
S&TPE uuo eine BrbbesSIoi1e 5~u9elanof Arms
wv srhaIten oudb bic Wteot5t1 untloHlt
SieTe Webiatrl puroe felt benz Sabre 1876 BON Dem
SDdtp. Qaftor 2buig IN Sort mapne, Suo., 5~ubsrsItet
luo lest inter ieiner antpeiiuHa bon Der
KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, III.
40 S. rankin Street.
Sci spcthefsrn au baben fur
$500 Die TIaidbe, 6SIaSdlen fttr $500;
aroke S1.75, 6 fur $500.
Su 0ubuqIe 3u baben bel &. gS. Rrete,
56S Wtaiu=S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Sentpfratii6eS Stdet.

Sir Mapor-Q. Sliuser;
Sir guOitor-M. VI. WcSarten;
Sur aiienor-Soiepb &ueSamer.
Sir albermGu uer.
Grite @arb-Sobn $. Wcgpop;
a8weite Warb-Bernarb 9agen;
Sritte 0arb-glnton 8o9ler;
gisrte @arb-Gow. 6. Yeaslee;
Siinite Barb-Sran; Seunert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
SOoes Wnseige.
Sl0

GS bat Soft benz MntG9tiseu, benz Serrn
iiber 2ebeu uuo Cob, III isinem uusrfori3I
li6en Ratbi6luiie 9eialeu, ~unieren pieIstI
llebteu Sattell NIB Yater,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
TulOa, SeraS,

neue Golouie mo Citation oil Der %. g. &.
st., Swii6en @i1ita Saus uuo Sepmour,
SdOues, reideS Brdrielauo 81 81 bis $40
ben gder. g9eitere AuStuuit ertbeilen
SIui6 DE Bros. ~ Sullipan,
Sulba, Saplor Co., &eraS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Sic Ganbioaten fur bic ftGbtii6en
Wcmtcr

iino in berfl. @ode ipuobl bon ben
Semotraten ME bon ben &epublita=
neru auf9eItelt woroen. Sn Der
bsmptratild den Convention erseben bic
einselnen @ablganae fOlsenoes &eiul=
tat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

r. /. p.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-11

ten frames were finished his score was g.
sach scores are distressing as viewed
from an opponents standpoint Harlow
Rad rolled up a. whfle Van Hauten ard
to0nan bad picked 0aS g and =. reSpec-
lively.
This gave the o p c. two games %
enc Tor the s A. g. and OF course the
> a 6. men worked Ike beavers TO even
things I'D in the last game. They man
aged 10 do il hy = score OF 20 TO -.
Enrich held up in MS good work and
coulter made y. the best score credited
10 him during fh- match.
The special star % the match was c. z.
stoltes whose average IN four games was
a. His style Is far different from that
or the ma Jority Of the :. a c. in that he
IS deliberate IN his movements. and is
close 70 the aocr when he delivers the
BAH. He also rolls q comparatively easy
ball After Stolge came Ehriich. who
made an average OF go His best score
was % which was u less than the high
eSg made by SSolte.
~ there was an element of luck in the
match Il went against the local men, for
they nit the center pin sQusrely IN the
face many times
Tie Arlington team from Portland will
De here next week. and the Multnomshs
are expected either tomorrow or Saturday
evening. The score:
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ChristoI on the wrestling Match.

I.acien NJ. Christol. the great wrestler.
writes of the cauch-as-catch-can wrestling
match between Prof. Trenaman and Billy
West as follows:
AT the call Of time both contestants
went at in earnest and half a dozen neck
holds came in quick succession. Trenanan
tried a hipl0ck and missed. West got n
half Nelson. which was broken easily BY
Trenaman. who got a neck and arms hold
on West and threw him fairly on both
shoulders. but the referee could not see
II from the position he was in. no deci-
sion. Both contestants went at ~ again I;
Treuamsn got a fun cross-arm neck hold
with Il shoulder twist and threw the
champion easily: time. 10 minutes.
Second haf-Both play cautiously.
Trenaman takes back neck hold on the
champion and would have given him a
terrific fan hut for Vests ciinchiug the
rope 20 save himself which Is considered
a foul. The wrestling continued till time
was called. the champion trying rolled
arms. hipiock neck hold. half Nelson,
fun Nelson. quarter Nelson. but 10 no pur-
pose. Prof Trenamsn was too much Tor
him. Both men stripped in perfect con-
dition."
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ham. A. G.. Dunn, E. W. Andrews. Ber-
nard Pelly. Josiah Collins. f. G. Hughes.
Paymaster II. r. sullivan, Herman Chap
In, Maurice McMicken. Judge N. G..
Strive. Frank II. Osgood. A W. Engle,
Pete Burns. r. V. Ankeny. DR.. Laugnary.
]. p. Taylor, John Wiley, II. E. Holmes,
Boyd Tallman. win r. Morris. j. Burns.
Prof. Van Deveer, Lawrence Speer, Capt.
Harry Taylor, DIR. Schoenle. ManIey B.
Haynes, Charles Watson. w. p. Trimble.
4. j. Powers, Lieut.. Broadbent. Lieut.. w.
w. Bush, II. 5. Cox. DR.. Purdy, w. T..
Stevens. L. Z. Ainsworth. K. Morgenstern.
J. Albert jackson, o. ID. Coivin, Chief of
Police Reed, NJ. r. Benton. Harry J.
ssau1gion, II. $. Brooks, A. G. Frye. VIII
III. Parry. j. h. Brown. Gardner Kellogg.
A. II. Van de Vanter. j. K. Fox. E. b.
Downing, ]. s. Graham. John A. whal-
ley. +. T.. Lobe, Sam Kirk. James ID.
Hoge. jr.. J. W. Allen. c. r. Tyler, J.. 3.
Goldsmith, j. w. Edwards Judge Billy
Moore. John Schram. d. p. Jackson, w.
A. Peters. f. A. Strout, T. III. Dempsey.
A. A. Seagrave. George r.. Fisher, George
Stetson, A. Aaronson. Lem Shortridge,
Phil Kelly. Ruhe Allaine. Capt. Munger,
Lester Turner. X. Gottstein, Sam Brown.
Richard +. Parkhurst. Charles Teaff.
Henry A. kyer, George Cave, Capt. W.
j. Bryant &. c. Cherry. DIR. j. B. Eagle
son, Capt Primrose. DR.. F.. w. Young.
James Madigan, Charlie Cotton, James
BIGGER Yorke harrington, Capt. E. NJ.
harrington. James Murray A. =, Stewart
and s. a. Perkins. Mark Hanna's private
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everything but the fac; that they were
out for evenings sport. At $50 o'clock
every seat In the theafer was filed and
there was quite a crowd standing up.
Prior 10 the bell for the as.ng OF the
curtain President Goldsmith. Of the Sc
attic Athletic Club. made short speech.
tn which he introduced the officials Of the
evening and stated the object % the club
tn giving the entertainment. re sad that
only clean sparring would be allowed. and
that Il was desired that The crowd refrain
from making unnecessary demonstra-
tlons. He said that II fhe crowd made re-
marks 10 the contestants the entertain
fnenf would be stopped. As Mr.. Goldsmith
stepped from the stage nc vas greeted
with a prolonged round Of cheers and the
curtain went up. revealing 10 the assem-
bied crowd the snow-w3ite mat, surround
ed by the pestless ring which has become
famous the world over. The crowd took
in the sight for moment and then burst
into cheers.
Announcer Hughes stepped 10 the front
OF The stage. Referee Mckee climbed
through the ropes. Timekeeper Parkhurst
took his place beside the gong. and ev-