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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

TnE BosroS HERALD pays a high
tribute TO Samuel II. slurgis, mem.
Der Of iis stan Of local rvpotlen whu
hal served tho paper Tor twenty year,
and who was buried on Saturday last.
Il says Of hlmi
lie mover wrote anything that he
would not Sign his name To, and he mover
IA de an Onemy except OF a wrungdoor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

MAJOR J.. A. LiTlLEF1ELD, vlo-
Gran newspaper man In Utah, and
more particularly Of Ogden. propotes
10 start n daily paper In the Junction
city next week, for Bryan-Bi'
me,alliam and Proleetion-not one,
but both. Tho silver Republicans OIL
Ogden and Weber county, who ac-
oordlng to all accounts, are 10 to 1 OIL
tho party, will thus have an organ to
represent their side Of the contention,
anu tho major is tho very man to give
them what they need.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

tie surface was ngitaied to rcpreteDt
WAVES. These rose to the level Of the
deck, hut the ship rode on steadily.
Admiral Coulombeaud. French
naval authority is taid TO DO believer
In the possibilities Of NJ. Bszin's In
venlLon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
nncI1len,, Arnlnn snIr,.

TIM BEsr 6ALvE IN tho world iof
Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Bait
Rheum, Fever sores, letter, Chappsd
Hands, Chilblains, Cornl, and all Skin
EJuphuna, and pOaltyely cures Pilen,
or no pay required. IL guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money u.
funded. Price % oonts per box. Per
sale by Y. g. NJ. /. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
A FINE HOME TO EXCHANGE

A FINE TWO ACRE HALF BLOCK
IA with new seven room house, near tho
center OF Provo city, close 90 churches ana
The best schools In Utah. Land very produe'
i've Apple, pear, peach plum and hhano
tFees IN abundance, cost -. 200. VIII oNehange
Tor smaller plAoe In or near salt Lake ulty'
rato bargain for some ono see X y. pud'
Icy, No t3l Constitution building, SAT- LAho
CITY, OF write q. n. Dudley, Provo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

nseliy isords Cor i'nesl GnIsrtod under
hiS heading, once for Zoe, tiriee for 25ei
ons wsek Jor bOcj one month Jor 800 per
lins. No I'D, taken Jon tess than ioe
Wants Of more than Inns same proper
aonats rate Adpertise and gsi Tesulta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Tho hussl tslt paisf tairirg iu
tho world. TfAlaa isave af Ft.ii rnt
l0.)1u o. a.. 2;l5, 1Ii CO. as4 flj
81. 90. slfriivr JIHr tL
'ualY except t1artT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
HELP wANTeD-MAlg.

WANTED SOLICITORS FOR CAMPAIGN
w Hook "nryan, hewall and free silver. %
authorized BY bryan, written by H. 4. M6tcAlf,
EDITOR Omaha World. Herald, appointed
author by Bryan. Contains speeches and
platform. BONANZA for agent. a FREQ silver
mine for workou. Only ti.t0 1hc only
authorized book % per cent Credit given.
freight paid Outnt free. negin nov with
Choice o. territory. Permanent, profitable
WORK for 20 address, The National HOOK
concern. star building, Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Tie beat reediss Do aI nssrs n
sewing machines. -svi1Z machiur
oil u absolute purity ran b. boo q
Singer Sewing Mscnine uew fh0W
roomf. a. South Main, three GogIu
south n, q. NJ. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
IAsr.nouNp IxcunsIoNs

VITA Hio Grande wsstsrn HALLWAY.
Milwaukee and return, 1850; July
10, iiand 10,
81, Louis and return, $3.50; July IS.
10 anu 20.
Omaha and return,s9O.OO; August IS,
" aud Is.
Milwaukco aud Return, ti9.sO;
August % aud %.
~. Paul aud rututn, $500; August
20 and 80.
ncy- Through sleeping carr; cool
anu delightful trip through the noun.
thinti famous scenery; comfortable
equipment.
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wANTsp-AN AGENT

IN EVERY sKCrtoN, TO CANVASS, 500
Il 10 iAoQ day made soils At sight, also a
man 10 toll staple goods n dealers hast eide
line. iia,g month. SALARY Or large ooml,is.
tlon made, experience uunocofaAry. Tor
sea cd pAftcul hrs send stamp Ciiftoh soap
a Maintaining Company, Cincinnati, OHIO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

The uaagarf rrrsr1 NfHa p ~ 1900
frnfay fdrrFi0i 10 corner H'N'-
Fffatts. aalt Late CIT. t-- rstff,. A
oidlock 49, q. ...tit.ssH
a., T'-asisT sef rfIfdT % each seek go.
rte frsrusr WrrEtr IN Eassfine toIm - i''
ttshsl svarr HsfufdaH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Walcott's spain Palm" r. mcdy. II
Will cure you n caihrIh OF any ache OF
pair. Try II. 25aat your druggist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

an kinds % Psfumsfs sfI Toilet
nuirles a. tho Oh felahts 111te-Plrt
Dug Store.
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CROCEERY CHIglHlRE lGLASSHARt
VI. M rnios Paelae.

To milwaukee ara return, August
% ard -, only si8s0.
Toe thoflost an fastest line TO oil
p0iutH onsi.
To 81. Paul aud return, August 49,
20, only s87.
For particulars call at city Tickle,
office, .0l Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
MANTEp-HELP.


rKIrY a HERkELRATus EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No tbk West second south, between Cullen
Hotel and fostofics
once hours, A. m, 70 7 30 y. m
Our telephone numtOT h l6L
firttclAae all around RiTl, iabu 10 Ii family
eWhnia gifl or middloag woman who likes
children, ~ week houeekeeper, 81. no wash,
excellent place, general house gin, cook. ETC.,
~, chambormaid for block, 81 country girl
VINO can muk one COW, 81 chAmbermAid and
lAuudfoss for sauna hotel young man 10 care
Tor horses, mast no experienced, SO to 81,
waitress for city. both restaurant and hotel /.
several smaller places NJ q 10 .. We want
extra walters this morninE. We would nko
Tor Az hotel help 10 eall on ua. Petty Her.
kolrAth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

On huFust q arh % the Rio GrAude
WoiOfn Ry. will soil round trlp tickets
10 Mliw uk OF tatr 90 $3.50. Two
thro, gh trains daily. Cool iids
through the mfuntaiur. Through
tourist and family sleS ing cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Call At new Singer Sewing Machine
show rooms, 40 South Main street and
sec art decorative rotd'ewofh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Go 10 the old reliable G5dbo.Phla
90. Tor everything In The Drug line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

CITY nub,eribsfs viii tindiy n5ufy .. 7. punht Z,
tsittaiaidfl, ui aug iueguaHiI 10 ne delivery o.
heif tauerl
All concentrations should BE- addressed 70
Busssr Etvs PusiisHrs CO
gtsphons -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

rhs Nrvr IL m sale a ths principal Hotels' 49,
ft,nis AMI on hii PASSENGER uAlas 'aa''ns ~ w
anof o . M dauy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

raymeuu Tor fut--ripuon ai~a1' 10 'iv'ne''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
FOR SALE.

WYE SELL HOMES - LARGEST LIST
w lowest prices. exclusive agencies. Gail
Tuttls Bros, no Main Street Ground door,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

A GOOD MALE SCHOOL TEACHER
"a wanted 70 take charge u the Holden
Diatrict school, ANY one desiring the sttuh,
ton aud can come well recommended can he
accommodated by applying 10 tho under.
EDWARD STEVENS.
HOsAL1NE HARMON
JOHN OnERRlNGToN,
Trustees,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

TyERYBODY 10 MY THE BEsT IUI
IL cream a. Keeley'n, BY dish or wholesale
sts south MAN, telephone ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

INREE BABY pIOrUREs, CABINET SIZE,
IL tor one day, August 81 All work nicely
nnshea aHa suafI ,li 30. tsa'oh1G,s
NAtor 10 an floor.
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NITINDsoR CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
w cream paTloL Your patronage soliel'
ted. $40 tate,
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NNANTEp - EVERYBODY TO oRDEn
w Ice cream Of fred Wilson. los 4 hAiu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

nLD ADoBEs ron SALE. 40 WEST,
" seventh south
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ZINC sHAyISGs MADE TO ORDER AT
II WAsnington Woris, ol3 south. State b.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
XXyANrED e. pLAIS SEWING AT iei
w south second Eaat
COOP MILK MAN roR DAIRY FARM.

DosIIlON WANTED Az HOOK KEEPER
hyAyounF man Of ~ understands both
double and single entry. Address l.. H., tins
oflce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

A GiRL f0R GFNEKAL HOusEW OH
N at i0lt East First south street
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rHoURIsTs 10 Gut MORMON TEMPLE
i snk iiandkorchiefs ana fies Ia variety,
salt Lake snk FACTORY, = D.. Third south
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15

Toute demande de enlargement
d'adresse doit etre accompanied
de rancienne adresse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15

ext6rieur qui SO met vite au degre
de Pair int6rieur.
Meme par le froid hivernal,
nous trevaillons la fenetre cons
tamment ntr'ouverte; pour celia, il
ne nous faut pas plus de combuf-
tible, car il est d6montr6 gull faut
plusleurs heures pour abaisser, de
cette faeon la temperature dune
piece settlement dun degre. Lar
pur est, en- etfet, plus facile q
chauffer que Pair vici6 ct humide
d'une chambre trop longtemps fer
NEE.
Chsssez Pair vici6 par les halel-
nes, les 6manations de- la peau, ct
pendant vos travaux vous respire
rez un air pur ct bienfaisant.
Aglssez scion nos conseils, ct
vous 6viterez bien des mslaises ct
des maladles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15
LEJARDIN FRUITIER

Dams les jerdins fruitiers, o'est
sur les resultats de la taille que
doit so porter l'attention du cuitl.
vateur. Ii besoin de surveiller
journellement la merche de la v6
g6tation des arbustes, pour sop
poser au d6sordre qu'une sevs NAL
r6partle peut y oocasionner.
Ii doit suivre la formation des
fruits ct aviser un moyen pra-
tiqae de la favoriser ct de les re-
partir de facon q ne pas charger
parbuste de productions surabon
dante quill ne pourrait pas amener
q bien.
LIE propri6taire dun vergsr doit
en- outre surveiller le d6veloppe
ment des branches ct les taller
pour quelles puissent complete
ment remplir leur destination. Il
doit faire Ia SUPPRESSION de tout
ce qui est utile pour ne pas con.
sommer en- pure perte une oertal-
ne quantit6 de seye.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15
(KNEIPPIsTE BELGE.)

lie premier europ6en qai ait vi
site Dongola, anoienne capitale de
la Nubie, est le m6decin francais
Ponoet.
Voir dams quelle, circumstances.
En- 1898. l'smpereur d'Abyssi
ME Yasous, fut attaqu6 dune es-
pece de lepre qui r6sistat q tous
les remedies. II envoya au Caire
un messenger charg6 de trouver un
m6decin europ6en qui put lni ap
porter quelque soulagemsnt. LIE
consal de France propose un fa-
meax m6decin de ses compatriotes
Poncst, 6tsbll dams la capitale de
rEgypte.
Jugeant, en- outre, Poccasion fa
vorable pour faire des tentati,es
en- favour de la religion catholiqus
il ad]oignit q Poncet un misslcn
nalre j6suite, Xavier de Br6vedeAt
qui devait cacher ayec le plus
grand soin, sous le titre modesto
de secretaire, ]e csractere religieux
don't IL etait revetu. Il esp6rait que
deux hommes jsol6s. don't un etait
specialement demand6 par Pempe
reur, pourraient accomplir heureu-
sement leur enterprise, ct nouer
des relations avec pAbyssinie.
LIE voyage fut heureux pour
Poncet: il partit de Stout pour la
Haute-Egypte avec la oaravane du
SEMINAR.
Apres avoir traverse des deserts
de sable Oh quelques oasis ofrent
seules un abri aux voysgeurs, il
arrive, le 13 novembre 1898, dams
la Vile de Dongola.
Sa description men donue pas
une grande 1dee. Cstte vile 6tait
situee sur la declivit6 dune COLI
ne aride; les sables, entrafnes par
! les pluies, encombraient ses ruea
6troites ct presque d6sertes; SEE
maisons 6taient basses ct NAL ba
ties. La cit delle, constitute au mi
lieu de la vile, assez grande, mais
faiblement forti66e, sufhsait pour.
tant pour tenir les Arabes en-
echec.
Ponoet s6journa q Dongola jus
qu'au 6 janv1er 1899.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15

want une cour de BaviAre. II est
soutenu entire la communaut6 de
Burglnn, Untsrfrsken, en- Bavi6-
re, ct les seigneurs de Thugen. LIE
process a commence le 25 JUN
1896, lorsque les oonseilliers le-
gaux de cette communaut6 compa-
rurent deYant lie tribunal qui te-
na,t alors ses seances a Speir, con
tre les seign eur de Thugen, r6cla
mant une somme de 2 100000 de
mares. CONNIE proprl6taires dune
foret de chenes ct de h6tres magni-
fques. Steele apres steele la mort
a 6olairci les rangs de chaque cote
mais d'autres ont repris la cause,
ct lorsqu'elle est revenue devant
les juges r6cemment, ellis psru
aussi neuve ct aussi lnt6ressante
que jamais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15
Champs pour Grains ct Graines
do Gemence
Du "Pionnier"::

Du "PlOnnler':
Chaque cultivateur devrait, le
printemps, pr6parer ayec soin un
champ dams lequel il pourrait re
Golfer des grains d'excellente qua
lite pour la reproduction. LIE
grain qui sera conti6 a ce champ
devra etre s6lectlonn6.
Pour am6liorer une semence. il
faut commencer par am6liorer le
sol, il faut une terre nj trop forte
nj trop l6gere, ne contenant pas
trop d'hum1dlt6 ct, surtout, ne
manquant d'aucun des principles
fertilisants qul doivent y etre as.
socies dams de justes proportions
ct qui sont: la chaux, lazote, Pa
eide phosphorique ct la potasse
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15
Une Par0die de Ia mar
sejIIaise" d
Du "Petit Journal:

Du "Petlt journal:
Dams une recente s6ance de IA
cad6mie des inscriptions, on a
dome communication dune paro-
die de la "Marseillaise' 6crite
vers Fan 1900. ct qui cut pour au-
teurs Valentin de Montaiglon ct
Jean FRANCOIS Sedaine, neveu de
l'auteur de "Philosoph sans le sa-
voir." En- voici deux couplets, le
premier ct le dernier:
Allons, enfants de la Courtille,
lie jour de bore est arrives!
C'est pour nous que le boudln
grille.
Cest pour nous qu'on Ia reserve
( bis
Ne voit-on pas dams la cuisine,
Rotir ct dindons ct gigots;
Ma fol! nous serions bien n gauds
ST nous leur faislons triste mine.
A table, citoyens, v1dons tous les
facons,
Buvons! buvons!
Qu'un vim bien pur humecte nos
poumons.
:. Amour sacr6 de la bombance,
Viens 6largir notre estomac!
Quand on pense a penser SO panse,
II faut qu'elle soft CONNIE un sac
(bis)
Du plaisir de manger ct bolre.
ST lon to doit invitation,
Sauve-nous de indigestion,
Pour que rien ne man4ue a ia
gloire.
A table, citoyens, etc.
II ny a, CONNIE on le volt, dams
cette parodie, aucune intenti on de
satire politique. Mais ellie cut un
grand success; on raconte meme
que cetaient ces paroles que les
soldats de Napoleon chantaient
quand les musiques milita;res
iouaient la "Marseillaise.' =
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-15

Abonnez-yous q l'EoH0 DE LOU
EST $l.OO par an payable d'avance
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Dams CO champ destine au grain

Dams ce champ destlne au grain
de semence. il sera bon d incorpo.
rer du fumier ct des angrais con-
venahles. Avec les grains qui Sc
/ ront recolt6s, on pourra, en- les
trjant de nouveau, augmenter con-
sid6rablement le rendement.
Nous importons chaque aimee
d'Ontario ct des Etats- -Un1s une
grande quantit6 de semences qui
ne sont pas aussi rusJlques que
celles que nous pourrions produl
re, WI que notre climat est plus
froid.
Les grains de semence attei-
gnent toujours un prix plus elev6
que ceux destin6s a la consomma-
tion.
Sous tous les rapports, done
nous avons int6r6t a les produire
nous-memes pour les besoins de
nos propres cultures ct meme aus
81 pour en- approvisionner les mar
chands grainiers de la province.
Xxx
Ii faliu la nature des mil
liers ct peut-etre des millions dan
n5es pour rendre la terre prodacti-
W; tandis que le oultivateur jgno-
rant, insouciant, peut epuiser Get
to meme terre en- quelques anD6es.
Dieu a mis- dams le sol un tr6sor
de feftilit6; c'est au cultivateur d'y
puiser ssgement; d'autant plus
quill possede le moyen de rendre q
la tarre cette fertilit6 qu1 la nour-
rit.
x**
Gen6ralement, plus la nourritu-
re- que l'on dome aux animeux de
la ferme est richie, plus les fum1ers
que ION en- retire ont de Ia valeur
Alors, pourquoi tant de cultiva
teurs font-ils 81 peu de cas- du f1
nier de leurs volailles ct des pores
qu'ils epgraissent.
TX
Avant d'adopter de nouvelles
m6thodes de culture en- grand, fai.
tes en- des essals sur dss parcelles
de votre f9rme. Go sera le NEIL
leur moyen de constat r 81 ces me
tholes ont du bon.
***
Pour obtenir une bonne vache
laitiAre, il fsut surtout s'attacher q
developer le squelette de ranl-
NAL ct ne pas chercher pengrais
ser.
Xxx
Donnez votre volont6 q Dieu, vo
tre esprit a la science, yotre cBur q
vos parents, votre m6moire q vos
bienfaiteurs, vos secrets d votre
ami. votre tendresse votre fem.
me. yotre mis6ricorde q avos enne.
mis-.
Abonnez-yous q l'EOHO DE Lou.
EST $1.OO par an payable d'avsnce
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UN PROCES DE TROIS SIE-
Gle

Paris, France, rUn process c6.
lebre qui, depuis 800 ans, occupe
les tribunaux, Went de para1tre de-
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Solree Dramaque Musicale donnee les Eev de PFcoe
Not1 e. Dame de LOurdps, " ndredi 22 Mai 1896

SOree DramaQue Musicale dOnne les Eeves de PFc0e
Dame q Iourdps, V.n ndredi % Mai 1896
Arogrann1f.
Fantaie Brllante
Comic Dologue
Her hildren:I IouseV Violet Elisabeth oulet
Emma Bilhrgeon, Carinthe Houle:
~ Her Children Regina Jamm Ryan,
" Banchete,
iProessor M. Napoleon
5 DuoI Instrumental Quadrile
NJ. Edouard Blanger, Mile Marie kertson
"MAGOELENA ou FILE CORRIGEE'
Damee Quare
a Prani6re. Mile Sophie Daigle
Mademoisle Augustine gouvenane, Addie Domm
NJ
Madame SEVERN, fermere. Sara Couier
rho Marie Marie % file de Madame severn | Donla Tailefer
Fanchete
iMarto ! m
iucete ~ " ~ Clara Maier
Annette raids
ACTE PREMIER
UNE MERE EPLOREE
Duo Instrumental Galop
chn An Mi What toas @ the M %d t3sseef WsSes syng %
9 Solo "Norma" Mile Addie Domm
DEUXIEME
UNE ESCAPADE
10 Solo Instrumental "Angeus NJ Ialiber6
p p Recitation ] Angiaise " "Guess sin my
Savard, A. Gguere, E. Paradis A. Robilard
"Seigh Ride"
IA Duov Vocal Sous le Cie .:............
rab1eau Vivant La Charl6
The morning times., 1896-05-30

manding lead was not overcome. In the
third inning Breitenstcin gave way to
Parrott, who Jared better. The Iirst three
ruus made by st. Louis We're on hlts ever
the right field wall by Nj. Cross. Parrout.
aud Connor, the two former being secured
in the fourth inning. Weather Gear AT
tendance, 4,S00.
St. Louis. :. :. 900 20013O- 6
Philadelphia. 20 5 u U 10
Earned runs-St. Louis, 3: Philadelphia.
3. First base by errOrS-St. LOUIS, l {: Phi
adeiphia, / Left on bases st. Louis, ! q;
Philadelphia. 10. First base on balls Off
Breitens;ein, A; of Parrott, 4; off Orth,
3: by Orth, 3. Home runs NJ. Cross, Par
rott, Conner, NASH Three-base hits-Par-
rott inland, Grady, Huien. TwO-hase hits
Thompson, DeiehantY, l.. Cross. Sacrifice
hit l.. CreSs, Stoien baSeS-Hulen, Brou-
Tiers, Nash Double play NJ. Cross. Quinn
aud Connor. Umpires Campbell and Hen
derSon. Time of game 2 hours
The morning times., 1896-05-30

in taking care OF the Pittsburg aggraya-
tions that came TO him at "Scrappy's'' old
corner ana he slugged out pair of the
Senators thirteen nlts. His home run in
the fifth scoring Cartwright ahead OF HIM
DESTROYED whatever hopes the Pirates may
have had of winning the game.
BEGAN TO SCORE EARLY.
The Senators commenced Scoring from
The start. Tom Brown singled to center
and scored on Joyce's pretty two bagger.
Lush drew base on balls from young Mr.
Hugney, and tailed on Selbach's drive
and Cartwright's rly out to Stencil.
Joyce'S men registered three more in
the third. Hllv Lush again waited on
Hughey and walked TO first. SelLach then
put the ball over the right field fence and
Two runs were ADDED. Cart wright wa due
ard paid the bill with 'two-base hit.
He made Il clean steal OF third nd reached
home plate on Crooks grass burner 10
right center.
The statesmen increased their total to
eight i'll the fifth. After Selbach and
Cart WRIGHT mad gone out TO fiISt, Nc CGuire
DlnEed the ball to center for Il base and
Jack Crooks celebrated his recovery from
the attack of lumbago and his appearance
IN the game for the first time IEis season
hy hitting one or the ''phenonIS" fast ones
over into the hleaChers for four sacks.
a ran was gathered 10 the sixth with
two out. Joyce hit for three bases and
scored on Sugden's throw to second TO
bluff Lush from stealing
In the seventh Mcclure singled, went
10 second on SugCen throw To EeCklcy
WHICH Jake missed on account OF IL sun
and scored on Genie's hit, which Ely
Couldn handle fast enough
The eleventh and last run was made in
the eighth on Tom Browns drive down
the right field foul lire for two bases aud
JOYCE $ third hit "f tie game
PIRATES SCORED IN THE FIRST.
The Pirates made half of their runs In
their part OF the first inning. Donovan was
gwen life at bag one ny Joyce's error.
smith hlt for pair of sacks aud Patsy
registered. Ely was safe when Silver
dropped Cart wrights assist, Smith scoring
on the error. Ely went to second on a
passed ban and scored on Merritt's drive.
The visitors gathered Que in the fourth
on a base Oh balls to Stencil. who scored
on Becklcys single ana Eicrbauer's fly TO
Brown. In the seventh EeCkley hit for two
bases ana came home OH Blcrbauer's single
To left. They made their sixth run in the
eighth on StenZeIS base on balls his daring
steals OF second and third and tally On
Merrltt's tap TO left.
Joyce led the Senators at bat with n
single, double ana d thret-hase hit
CrookS and SelbaCh were close up TO
scrdppy with a single and a home run
each. odd Eagle Eye Jake BeCkIey was
best mau with the stick for the smoked
Hd!lanS. negotiating a single ana a two.
bagger down the first base Ioul line The
attendance was 5000. The score:
The morning times., 1896-05-30
Two Favorites at Lakeside.

Chicago. MAY 29.-The Rock and virgie
Dixon We're the only fayorites that won AT
Lakeside today.
First race-six furlongs, oueenFaustus,
80. MagnuSsen, : to 2. won: Gu, !arder, OF
Everett. 8 to 9, second: Ma jor Dripps. 81
Davis. 8 to 1, third. Time. 1:15.
Second race-Half mile. Ella t. 101
Everett. 8 to l, won: Barbato los, Davis
10 10 l, second: Tom Anderson, los
Third race-Seven furlongs. Person
80, Clay. 20 to 1 won; Revenue, OF Fears;
80 TO /. second: Outgo, 103, Dorsey, 7 tc 10,
third. Time 1:29.
Fourth race-six furlongs.- virgie Dixon
90. Clay. 8 to 2, Won; Laura F., 90
Hathersoll, 6 to /. second: Doctor G ,
101. soden. to 2, third. Time. l Ia g. 4
Fifth race-Nine furlongs Constant,
1G3, Clay, TO 1. Won: Eloroy.- lD5
Warren, even, second Ohio So, Burns
to /. third. Time, 1:15.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. The Rook, 50
Burns. to 5. Wen: Lolie Eastin. / OF
Davis. 8 TO Il. second: May Fern. I07
Clay. II to 3, third. Time, 1:15.
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Baseball today. Metzerotts. l 0 u. N. an(
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