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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
COLTS FIND MAUI
SENATORS MAKE BUT ONE EARNED
RUN OFF TERRY.

dis Support Puts in an AIibi, or the Score
Might be Worse Than 1 and 9-Spiders
Get at StIvetts for Dozen and Half
OF Hits-Browns Get All They Have, IN
Rocky for the PhiIIIes-Poor Colonies
Reds Have Trouble With Meekin-West-
ern and College Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
Western League Games.


Kansas City, May 23.-Score:
r H z
Grand Rapids 1 0 o0o3-7 2
Kansas City % o. 90 5 - 8 10 2
Batteries: Eiteljorg, Hewitt and
Smink; Barnett and WEIGH.
Milwaukee, May 23-Score:
RHE
III 90 8 o 06 I'LL Is 8
Detroit ........1 o 2 2 o 0 o. s 8 3
Batteries: Baker and Spear; Fifieid
and Twineham-
St Paul, May 23.-Score:
Ri z
St. Paul .......5 17o010 Ia IA 2
Indianapolis 20 0 4 o 2 Il o-S1r 5
Batteries: Drenzer and Spies; Phil
lips; Damon and Buckley.
Minneapolis, May 23.-Score:
HE
Minneapolis ..1O3 S1-15 Is 6
Columbus 100 2 0 0 o 2 8 o OF Is IL
Batteries: Hutchinson and Schriver;
Jones and Wilson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
WICHITA MARKETS
Wichita. May 3.

Wichita, May ,.
HOGS.
Hogs-Five cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave. Price. No. Dock Ave. Price
Il -. 81 & 50 % ...- 80 g ~
Cattle steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
Western Association Games.

western Association 6ames.
Burlington. Ia. May 23.-Score:
r II 2
Burlington III o 00o01 % 7 4
Des Moines....3 0 O10002 - z
Batteries-Burgett Hansen and Arm
strong; Sonier and Lehman
Dubuque, Ia. May 23.-Score:
RH z
Dubuque ......OOOs o2o-7 4
Cedar Rapids.1 o 1 o o 90 o 6 3
Batteries-Taylor and Graves; Risley
and Sullivan.
Peoria, Ill, May 23.-Score:
r II z
Peoria .....O4 0 / Of l 10 IL 4
Rockford .....2 2 0 0 0 o 1 / IL 6
Batteries-Souders and Zeisler; In
derwood and Snyder.
Quincy. H.. May 23.-Score:
r II z
St Joseph. 10000 80 10 3
Quincy ......1 0 0 0 L o 0 o. 6 6
Batteries-Coburn and Parker; Hill
and Quinn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
SCHWARTZ BROS
Arkansas SmokeIess Coal

Ous.a- Der-snZ. Jenny Llad. Cznan
Cty. EcAiestsr. Flem1z. Hs- C.zy.
OsolaEaA, Cisrsl1crs. Ete
Tz-3. - West p7Exzzs- Th71- 10
LUMP COAL. S3.25 Per Ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24

Ely, Bierbauer and Beckley. Base on
balls-Off Carsey 4; off Killen s. Hit
by pitched ball-Smith, Rail, Cersey.
Struck out-By Killen l. Umpire-Ems-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago, May 3.-Uheat was firnn- July
opening a shade higher at 60ssGs0%.c. II
held at about that figure. good local cash
business helping in maintaining prices
Corn was steady with wheat July opened
al PIC and showed few fluctuations, trad
ing being quiet and limited Oats were
quiet, firm and unchanged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24

Hoods Sarsapariila rests the brain.
Il gives nerve strength and body health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24

Furnished by r. L BOSTICK, Commits
sion Merchant, room 10, over Kansas Ma
irar,a h
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
Baltimore .....0111102 S lib II 0
Louisville 30 l 0 0 0 0 2 0 IA 9 6

Btteries: BaltimOre-Hemming and
Robinson; Smith and Robinson. Earned
runs-Balumore 5; Louisville 4. First on
balIs-Off Hemming l; off Smith ..
Struck out-By Hemming =; by Smith
J. Home runs-McCreery, Chngman,
Dexter, w. Clarke 3. Three base hits
McCreery. Two base hits-kelly, Jen-
nings. Stolen baseS-Miller, McCreery,
Donnelly, Reitz. Double plays-RedZ
and w Clarke; shannon and Hassamer.
Hit with pitched ball-Dexter. Wild
pitch-Hemming Smith Umpire
HINT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
ENDING WITH GAINS
IMPROVEMENT IN SHARES BOTH
FOB THE DAY AND WEEK.

IndustrIals are the Days Center of Activ-
ity, With Manhattan Most Aggressive,
Advancing and Taking General Electric
Along With It-Realizing In Tobacco
Rise in Grangers-CIose at General I'm
provements How the Professionals
Have Worked the Political Situation
During the Week-Bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

vlscmoul for % good while h'"'N'r
probably bucause some features may
to considered o. rather drastic anu
many Of them .nut"hai 'ul OF 'h'
regular ntaer. Tie 'oh''l'nl'h'Ily
~ lho biil woe severely 'UhtA'' D"
aces nnn uy gi."'- 'h'. 'u''' n.
posed 90 $50 Ee't''' WY .'. "I'.
q. > OF. I.ni'ona were .''f.ui'"' 'n
the executive sif.o.ui.' 'h. u'''en'''.
may no" cu- .''.'n.'.t '' ''''S
ih,Ir cnse iH'H .. .0.."
The i.a'n.a .h"t '' I.'' '." 'u'" TO
Us 90 'ouf'r f.'N.''''. ' 'L- .'''''.
snd ns .uch wiz a'A'..Iy .' ''''''''
throughout '"e country ~ 'NI '''"'
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tute Do 500 ."'I-'
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lhftts 'Ne ''''''t'.' q" "
mug mouse Owner ~ ''N.'.A ''
10 If''eht 'h' ''''' '''',' W
SAIGON ".lA'A -.' '''.' .' ''' '''''
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'''Io'''N "n'', 'po " '''u' 10 'N' ''','''
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n'nen'''" ''' 'N',' '"' l"' l'.''' ~.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Oaly one wtct rcma of the time
allotted 90 the Atst Legislature o. the
state Of Utah. Ia that period there
are TO be- considered number OF Inn.
pof,anl euaalmruls that arc necessary
TO be- mair NJ the present time. There
are also before tno Legislature a mum.
bsr Of bills on suljsr,s VI vital import.
aucs, In relation 70 which DO
great necessity Tor immediate ac.
lion eX.ss. A. TO tbtsy, l,Gdlus
Legislators have expressed thrmsclvus
~ pteierfinr 60 let thcm 90 over 10 a
subsequent law.makiug body uthsr
tabn take tue risk " c0mmt.in
blundUu by h.s,ily.cousiirrtd itgiHs.
ton, ana Ia this conservative v.oa .
.ntge proportion Of the people concur.
Taxing tho work already per 1rmy
by tho Net body OF Slsle lawmaErfs, b.
may be regarded o. m earnest, con.
rCiuutious en.r on the part Of iut
m0muorH 20 DO the host the.
can Tor tuc Interests OF tho people.
There has been a li'tIr display Of part.
aanship aud more II s,oti9uulltm uU
several occasions, but st,r revolving
matters over la thoif mi us, the ltgls.
'atus generally hGvr lskou tue hirhor
ground auu have sou ghl mr.. the gcutr.
ai public 5000.
AZ this tlmu d. TO- gratifying O.
commend generally the work that ha.
been accomplished aud /. itol there
10 good reason TO hope that the future
viii l1 as satisfactory as tine pact O.
course there hEs been occasion Tor crit.
ulsmi anu perhaps there VIII be more
even iu tho bTicl dime remaining, Tue
test " men have no. advanced tu
near 10 perfection as not 90 do some.
thing occasionally that rylu.rys O note
OF warning irom SOME point OF view
ahlou they may not have taken aIvau.
taRu OF; Rud itIauolt1IeutpI that lofla.
laiofs viii advance beyond the general
condition BOO this respect uuy more
than any other On thvHu occasions uI
criticism, however The Utan lugi..
latoTs now 100 ty.s.rn wual.y uays
shown a'rro#lluu go ACCEPT friendly
suggestions aul hc, upon llrm. There
bias been mo- prominent exhibition oil.
l1plu'tiue,s us % arrogance, lu.
0u the CONTRARY There uas ,eyu
ovluc0u GsIolauu 10 heed
good Euy.,u whenever .nyrrd.
90 tho wfueupr of u,uslIauus tut
voice Of Tine IeopIe ami Indicating o.
fusdlness Go express their seutmeun
ia tue measure, placed on INC stau,g
U1oas, 90. hut State Legislature n..
-,tUu example that could he iolluwo.
probably 10y many older statc. May
tue work % tnu clasi days ofth,
a,..lou ho q such careful and con
tyvauve charac,og sa TO improve
rather than mar tho pig record ma.'
Illus Mr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
CONfERENrE NOTICE.

The siHty.siKto Annual Conference
u the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat.
tcr.day Saints will convene IN the
Tabernacle, salt LsEc CITY At lo
O'Clock on Saturday morning, Ann
4th, 1895.
The ofiicsrs ana members u the
Church generally are cordially In
vited to attend the meetings Of tho
Conference.
MILFORD WUUpHurE
GEoRgE q. CASEDS,
JosEpI r.. rMi1u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

d. tho .ul. 10 1899 "a s1u q NJ. 4. a.
Mcfarland, prominent merchant Ut
Live oar, Suttrr County, California,
Nus taken with very heavy coils.
the mlut bro UIs curst were 40 severe
that uo h4I aI nsms aud was threatp o..
Win pneumonia. His father gEvrhim
several large .tRfH NJ thamuOFlaiu'l
Cough H maIy which br So uptht
cough HH4 cured him. Mt McFArlaul
a.y- whenever hiH children have
,Igp boo Invariably gives them Cham.
.Hrn.u', Cough RcmrIy aud 10 ulwsy'
cures luyW. ilr C.usiI,re 70 the nr.
cough remedy iu the market BIO.
.e'ouy iwrgHra,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

ARAUu, Coos COUNTY, uHEuON
November DO, 1893 ul.u lD Ia. Im
you ~ the great good thamurrluif q
Pain Balm hgH dU'v ms wife. SHt
has been troubled with Tneum item
Ht the arms aud hands f1r ok months,
nud hn- tilted many remedies u.
rcribrd iuT lnat complaint Hut f1uuI
mo- rel ~ until she used the Pain Balm
ono bottle VI which hss entirely cuTrI
her ! take pleasure DO rrclmmen #,
ing o. for that lr0ublo You're truly,
g., A BUII0Ru 800 cent and tl,O.
u.lllgstuI a.r hy druggists.
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ArrENpANcE nd MELIINGs.

The discipline OF the Church Of
Chrtst IL given ia the revelations Of
he Lord through the channels Of com.
municstion which Ho has established;
aud In carrying out that discipline the
Latier.dny FAlnis irtquruily have
elected admiration because " tho
rrfioolnoss OF their Church organize.
ton. Such perfection 10, Of course,
manifest only through the hfr
aud spirit which actuste the
working boiy; anu where these are
Iuaetlye the most perfect plau Of Or
faniTatlon must he Intellectual Tor
oJi, since its value llos In the manner
ITO pTaotloal application.
Ia notable way the Latter.day
saints give evidence Of tho viEor
,ley possess by their attendance
sacrament aBd other meetings,
10Th for tho Church generally
ni Tor the varlons quofums suu d..
HloGs. Where the members atlcaI
.it meetings they are strengthened
.u butt up IN their faith; they are
scsd In poTsel'lon u n greater power
saii.uun,rgl IN respect to Jiylno law;
..I are able to live hohor aud boiler
YES thau would no possible otherwise.
soc meetings Of the Saints are the
nunsls for many anu valuable
Hsings which are nrcjhl tor
40 welfare u the people; ana
uufo there are mCnucrs who dhru.
.g4 their meeiugs there may uriouud
Hfm0ers whose iBtiurnco Is adverse 20
uu interests Of true religion rather
lhan friendly. lhey may possess
msuy clmmendab'u qualities, but their
failure 10 draw iSum ,uc iuulJail OF 90
-pifsllon IN appointed ways drics them
up AZ 70 tbs higher auI better
huruCes,and makes them susceptible
90 uud mediums Tor tho c.mmuulgl.
NiCn Of that spi'iI which exhibits nv
Iuyersnoo Tor Ihiugs divine.
Members Of tho Church arc com.
handed IN attend lheif meetings in
order to w0uhip the Lord accephbly;
uud those who disregard this com.
mand subject themselves g. being die.
olplined Tor violating an oDllg,.
ton resllng upon them under @
shcEe1 coyeuaut In order luar
members Ingy have no excuse tor fail.
ure In thiR regard, and may not uu
leit 10 hlI into ucglfC ut this duty
because OF thsir attention being su.
crossed In other JlTecuour, tnu LORI
has charged constantly working
force Ia tho Chufgb-luy Teacher
with the duty OF seeing that tho Saints
meet together al the appointed tmos.
lhis Is a grave responsibility upon
mat bmuch Of tho paouh00I.
aud should be Jorno with
diligence ana fidelity, Yet the uuIy
faithful Saints are Nv mindful OF their
own position a. TO rsquifc ll,uo To-.
mludsr from this qu reI They are
at thvir post Of duty iu meetings o..
elsew here, ana are the people who ur,
CaTui.g on tho work the L0ra,
which the stay -at.Lomps, 10y their con,
duel, would impudr 90 ouscK aGu
ether {, p0'siule. The uCt that tn.
Lareg'lay sa'ut-, as a whole, ar,
'grgat meeting goora" D. evidence thu
'hey are also earnest w.Tsos ln IA.
1--WE cause hey have sspousei,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Roliei Society, Assembly Han Ff.
Day. April 3, 10 am, . p. ~. aud 7
8. u,
Maorl mesling, Four,eeDth Wari
ss,ombly hall, Friday, April 3, 1880
b.. m.
Sunday School Union, Tabernacle,
Saturday, ATrll 4, So. m.
German meeting, Assembly Han,
sunday, April D, o ?. m.
Priesthood meeting, Tabernacle,
Sunday, April o, Z .. NJ.
Grand concert, Tabernacle, Monday,
April ., 8 y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

lUe huu.u mI.I re1rE H".. '"'.t
" ben lott without divine aul lance, 'n
order to perceive what the condition Of
mankind nigh bavr been tut for rev
citation from God and He pfnviiruiial
care, and In order Go appreciate TO q the
extent the bcu,h nf the teachings re-.
ceived through ll. inspired fefvanr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
LLQuNR WI rnLllIcs.

The Legislature o. the state Of New
York some time sincs passed pro-.
visioa relating to the liquor trbtllo
that was known a. tue RNurs bul,Huu
Governor Morton has recently given d
tho approval necessary 10 make II o.
law. lie held the matter uuder cd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

| Illuminating rays over mankind. N.i
suprsuti0n Iv,s t1, s,'slrg refuge
into the deem supiDvs that sull ilnErf
here aud There lH the deeper r.csfrCsf
where neither reason nor revelation
has A. yet assumed cunifo.
A little valley lH the santa RITA
m.unta|u., Southern ArzIuu, Will
shortly become the scene OF "a fearful
damn. on GOOD FhIay The mystsri-
QUE order Of "L0s Hetmauos psuiten.
te.," Che Pcuiteut Btothcrs) viii
Perform thcI' ceremony Of the cruel.
nEi0u by czlAvagsut rites, iuyuIy
iug brutal trlttorufc.
-rmo years ago simllar c0rom0ulo
could bu seen Ia every town OF south.
era California and New Mexico, tut
tue advance n civilization has now
uHvon them % Go more socIusu
tpoi'.
Au iies of the ceremony may D.,
formed from the following extracts Of
the Iesorlp,i q given 100 tUc Sow Iu.k
W.r.!
/ Tuurorsuu Zoo DO gruHU.IIs 100 some
I IIH.... H...U UI NE .U., .ui Zoo Taos hU IH
/ HlwtEa U volunteer. ItIa iHu wish uI
/ psr.t TuHUuuIu who hts N.HU chosen fur
I INrrIU.INHIHu tH Nu ulI'ul tI tun uHfm.
] lu ..fWuI years 1000 other method WHH
. Gwen .HUs.l.r.I IHH chief brother Ur
Z "llrWBuu Ma. decides tHls dpIIuI o.
/ % .stuu. N .Nu victim ts uUi nailed HH
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wANrrD-ml MISCELLANEOUS.

nNe on lwo COOP NcUuArous o.
IDU-uluh NANID m a nuuND
1 married man not Hirall N work A1'
WILL TRADE LADIES ANp OENT Isl
W crys for cove. o. u. hoA l.o.
VNE.k ROOM o. An oruCE FOR
- rmal corporation Aldr,t, thts onlev
NIyANuEn H HuOuE, HRUs CuNIUAC.
w tors NJ INy lnuurr iuNr. o., ut Ns'
den Q good TuHA men, hIaH % good iuNne.
uuu.
INWsT GLASS PRACTICAL boon KEEr-
II ur-.U years experience. tnu have liu'
mediate employment salary no object Al.
dryrh o. 81 care pcsurul EVtniug NewH
vIuE uTAu SECOND uAEp STORE fuU
4 biz bargains s 7lAtr. aoransoh
IgIyE OH TsE COOP MlIrH COWS, ALSO
Il guDl l"lFrfY wagon hui tuam Address
g. o. uuN 90
s1UUT uuY TO WORN uN FAWM
~ tlr board aud remuneration thll ~ 900
M,lft south, saturday between 'aud luo'cllrA'
uIGHE-T rHiCss FuE CLOTHING.
i Postal, MlIl CALI rAlmcnsuu, 90
ia1I second soutn
ID j. MOUAS- STEAM AND HOT WAT.
1 rr heating and yonulAuuR apparatus.
SO :. vest. -rcuni south
'I'uE FOLLOWING ruCEs WILL ~
j Iai1 ir HHu, Al roar go ~ second South
good HDrAp IRON, 800 aN pe ton amber beer
bottles ". urr duE"Hs Rubber pes pound +ari
rHUrgE, Do. .Ho1 Dras', Boz
l,uANuIA EMPLOYMENT OtFlUE. Guuu
= brp ana 5000 p'heeaiA q. second south.
Nr D.son
A hIlsuu Iuol.HluNG, ALL KINDS
~ shoe repairing ~ lhoroaon, - b.
'lNhN rNN.N
MIN. WUNEN AND uIUbEEN 10
VI Eut tuo beet photos, 90 MahDn lirus.,
1HNENnhuug no Btl lnE nEs1 lCl
- cream as hrr|u}H. Iy dish or wholesale.
south Nan. telephone %
Nav AN1 sEtUNp uANp FuHNI.
- iurc, wagons, husllrf harness. &c. ~
"uH.rIs 200 7taiu street
WILL rAl WHuFrr CASH muCEs
W fur good ErHr Hognul.hsud clothing
! can or adur.a. Cline % East tr'. ,ouln,
A pEN-uN FAMILIAR VIVA TUE CuL
| m.rH. 10 occupy and cultivate vineyard Of
| ton acres, hu1 two farma near ino Jordan mar,
| rowe, 1000 shares. DO tburr arc any men comuo
| one aUlo g. work and want work, Il they viii
] 1uUN 30 l'rcuurnt AnEIH NJ. iauuon A. iNa
] office NJ tut l.rslG0urE. 90. Che take th0y can
] nr .r.nmmudHi'i. IumuH frHIH NJ NOlh
| uO"I u0i aTn'T.
/ TNNtIF uNNtE OF ROLLER no TlN
- hampton I...fT 90 WUuNUH. guaranteed
| 90 TrmHfu HI' HrhIp nr rNT..Hnn from boiler ui
| meta. euIHun NIN d.ys. TRIAL, mo- muurr
/ collected UU.ts" compound Uurs tho work
/ purely 'csoHn'r Containing no nrIa ul
. t.II ur aH.ruF. nuHmHu As N0.uuw. 800 HUuiH
/ second IIst street, SOLO I.h" 'E
/ NFrANTrp NEN ANu wuWEN no
. W. .w"gaaI nnm.t pay OSLO pgr wee.
/ IHI W.aHr i.HFu. lurNa|H NOW patented
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

"llrrn Be- % remarkable article zniI
senator ~HrENum's wife. Gle Describes l
mau who ,Iyo4 Tor some Ilmo without
ANY hwiu,'
81 wish, sid the Senator Inufps-
alynly, 'tHlt you would turn yuur atyu-
ton 10 u.hHr directions These Jokes
about momhgrI NJ lho greatest Legislative
body lu tho world are getting tu bo Hs
uuNlguIuui aud Offensive as lhuy are
stIiI.n- Washington star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Tho ~iudioua -uu...ulIIv, did you
know tho sun raUH about 800 hour uHr
lior loo rhUatU.HH tnHu DO doc. here.
The Chicago IH.u sIHll1w did you Eii
that fool notion.
"ID8rut 10 at soho D.
"l' lhuy arH Joachim. W cuuu. inl'
pNIIHduluhia $3.50 hour 1NH l.Ui chicago
] guess 90 l4 tImH gHu uUIH tuuk Nli OF
thurn aud put boo Iho store '-inliauapu'
IlH journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
MERLIN ]. STONE. GsnsnlnsISL

lias ~ iAbllshed Genealogical bureau a.
DElch, Jtau, Has on hAut hundreds ~ gen
ehluEieH, llneagts, otg These volumes viii 10
iuf sale ~ rcfrrruco, llas something relating
70 almost every American family. MAksa 4
tpt,lWU OF racing IneAgUa and compiling
soh,MuE.es, Those interested should CORES
plnd Win him or visit HE library
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Mothers who IIvrIu tho extreme vp.r.
orn rnF. " tho r.tv IU NOT permit tHo.r
cHHlfun To- piay about fHaslUu pua that
abound 100 thai locality tUaluaU Two chill.
drpu wore Killed n.t .auI bank rt,.ug
iu rYu them. slrNHHaHI.IIrg Ho stern
parental pfuh,uIttuu. man, uf tho nttp
follows uiay m fNs sand Hs much a. ever.
ono mother NHH Hns "a ufpguciHus
,ruugslor ABBOT. yunfs 0i HFr. forbade
f.u .tfIp fellow sunE nufl H. irlurhrr.
n.s sand bank. telling bin tua. vrnt
bic. black tear. .I..I IHprr.4ut .lattbpy
vH..Iir, him alive
uuu dav Dru.rt o. crowd W IHgc1m
r.nIrns an tlu.r.u4v utUt a4nI l8uL
T.uy nakpI him fu accompany tlru.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-12-23
TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL,

John Keefe Taken to the New Haven
Hospital Last Evening.
John Keefe, about thirty years old,
was sent to the hospital last evening
by order of Police Surgeon Park, Keefe
was reported to the officer on the beat
yesterday afternoon as having an at
tack Of delirum tremens and Town
Agent Baldwin notified of the case.
Word was sent to Springside for a
wagon to meet the police ambulance at
the corner of Blake street and Whailey
avenue to convey Keefe to the home
1t was determined upon further ex-
animation that Keefe was not suffer
ing from the effects of Intoxicating
liquors and Town Agent Baldwin said
that he would send one of the town
physicians to see him and have the
patient properly cared for.
Keefes temperature seemed to be ris-
ing all the while and at times 1T took
three men to hold him. AT $3.50 o'clock
last evening the town physician not
having arrived the police department
called in DIR. Park, who said the man
was suffering from pneumonia and or
dered him sent to the hospital.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-12-23
BURNS CELEBRATION.

The Twenty-Seventh Celebration viii
bea Large fair--Arrangements Now
Almost Completed--Dr Douglas to be
the Speaker.
The New Haven Caledonian club has
now almost completed it's arrangements
for it's twenty-seventh celebration of
the birth of Scotland's immortal bard,
Robert Burns. One of the special
features of the past celebrations has
always been the grafton, the club hav-
ing always been successful in obtaining
men of note for this important feature,
and this year will prove no exception
to the rule. as the Rev. DR.. Douglas of
Trinity church has honored the COM
mittee by placing his services at its
disposal.
Burns songs will predominant on the
program, and for their rendition the
Scottish-American quartet of New
York, under the leadership of Mr.. Wal
ter Bruce has been secured 1t con-
sists of Miss Josephine Macpherson,
the American queen of Scottish song;
Miss Jessie H. Mattison, the popular
Scottish contralto; Mr. Charles S. Rice,
the eminent tenor of New York, and
Mr.. Walter Bruce, the famous bari
tone of the original Balmoral choir.
Misses Hemingway and Dingwall of
this city will make their first appear
anee and dance the Highland Fling in
Scotch costume.
The celebration will taken place on
January 20, at st. Aloysious hall on
Meadow street The Following are the
committee I'm charge: Andrew Picken
chairman; James Mustarde, secretary;
A Druffen, John Hume and Alex Will
son.