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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
Won Take Your Choice.

Anderson, Ind.,i Anderson, Ind.
Nov. 1S.-The Ameri-i Nov. 12-Associated
can Plate Glass charities have been
Works at Alexandra organized this week
were put in full op- il all of the gas belt
: Grafton this morn cities. The organi-
ing, with 400 men atlzation in this city
work The plant has was effected today.
been closed two Investigation dis
years President closes that there viii
Doxav saws work be more suffer- in
will be steady-Chi-lthe gas belt this win
cago Times-Herald, ter than in any pre-
Nov. 49, third page, vious one. not ex-
second column cepting 1893, when
thousands were kept
by charitable organ
izations. It is
Thought that be-
tween 5000 and 1900
men. women and
children in this city
viii have to be
cared for. Many
cases are distress
lng.-Chicago Times
Herald, Nov 49,
third page, second
column
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
The Terrnr,s Trim

New York. Nov. 1s--The United States
monitor Terror. which went to sea mis-
morning. returned to the lower bay this
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
Du Maurier's Estate.

London Nov. 19-The personal estate of
the late George Du Maur.er, the cele-
DRAFTED artist and author, is ascerta;neJ
10 be worth f47 $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
BLOCKADE IS BROKEN
A Train For the West Leaves
Spokane City.
ROAD EAST, HOWEVER, IN A BAD
CONDITION.

Trains Are Held at Missouia, and the
Occur dAiene Mines Are Almost
Entirely Cut OR-Heroic Work Is
Being Done by the Railway Peo-
pie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
CONFESSES TO MURDER
Dramatic End TO the Trial O
Reverend Hull.
MINNESOTA MINISTER, WHO WANT
ED INSURANCE MONEY.

Poisoned His Wife In Order to OBJ
tain Ii. and Gets Six Years In the
state Prison nj StilIwater-A Tell
tale Letter Written to a ParsOn In
California.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
GRANT'A PRAKTYCZNE
NARZEDZIA DOMOWE.

kto sobie kupi te narzedzia, 20 wszystko sam moas
sobte r~eparowac "a 3cia czesc kosztu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Jezei kto z czfonk6io Ztciqzku ME o.
trzymge reguldrnie ,,Zgody', po,oi-
MEN o tenn ndtychmiast za,ciadomit
Sekr. Jeneralnego, a ME Redaktord,
kt6ry z ddresami od6iorc6w organu
z'oiqzko~ego mic ,osp6lnego niema. ale
zd'cidddmigjqc o tenn, nalezy przede-
cszystkiem podat no,cy adres doksad-
ny, obok dacnego. Teraz dzieje sic
tax, Se, jezei kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy.
muje r~egularnie, u1dSa "a scfascipe
a zrymySlat 1 ME podd6 - s,oego
adresu! Skutek taxi: dalej ,,Zgody'
ME otrzymuje.- SEKR. JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
Uwaga, Polacy!

Tersz Jest wiasnie ozas i sposobnos6,
jaka sic Wan nigdy W .yoiu drugi raz
ME zdarzy dojsc do posiadania w~{asno-
Sol, " okolioy zyznej i pisknej, ktora
lezy prey rzece ,,Red River" (Czerwo-
neil Minesocie. Me namyslaj sic
daugo' ale Przybywaj j wybieraj sobie
miejsce zanim sic zacznie ten gwa}tow-
ny ruch kolonizacyjny, kt6ry powsta-
ME PREY otwarciu rezerwacyi, znanei
pod nazwa ,,Red Lake Indian Reser.
v%ation". u pewnosoia $1,000 ludzi be-
die W linii, oko}o pierwszego czerwca
1895 f., W Crookston, kiedy ia rezerwa.
eva z~ostanie otwarta. Z liczby tel ty-
siaoe kupowac beda grunta wzd}uz Ii.
nil kolei zelaznej Great Northern. w
roku 1898 juz byiy 3 zalozone kolonie
Polskie: Lewakowski, blisko Argyle;
Stanisiawowo, PREY Stephen, oraz Kro-
"a W Hollocks. Jezeli to was interesu.
je, piszcie do Komisarza Gruntowepo,
albc pc angielsku Land Commission
ner Great Northern Ry., st. Paul,
Minn.", a otrzymaoie darmo mapy i
ilustrowane pamflety. Otrzymacie cd
mas rowniez informaoye, tyczace sic ma
bywania wolnych gruntow rzadowych,
oraz sposobow, W jaki kolej Great Nor
thern sprzedsje grunta ma {atwe sp1aty
ozyli raty. Wszystkie pamflety, czyIi
ob~jasnienia, So drukowans W polskim
jezyku. (23.4.96.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

moAliwe repliki kr6tkiem: Adieu, meine
Herren.
Obok wieOej nia lekkomyslnej da-
nym razie zad~zierzystosoi W postepowa-
niu deputaoyi, Jest " samym pomysls
podawania sksrgi do tronu ma uoisk po-
lityczny pewna siusalozos6 upokarza.
jsOa. Me twierdzimy bynajmniej, ae
k~onstytuoya austryacka zabezpieoza do
'tatec.nie swobody obywatelskie i ma
rodows, alo kaadym ra.ie pozwala
ma inny sposob ioh obrony. Przeoie
" Galioyi zaohOdniej d.ia.y sic wieks.e
naduayoia przy wyborach, q jednak
ohaoPi polscy n~iekt6ryoh okregaeh
Przeprowadzili swoioh kandydst6w, "
innych dali i'm powasna liozbe gsos6w i
ME mysla o zanoszeniu skargi do VIE
dnia. Nar6d, szanujacy swoja godnos6
i majaoy Poczucie polityczne, znajdzis
zawsze odpowiednia forme protestu i
ME Ponizy sic do skargi, kt6ra dowo.
dzi saabosoi tylko. Prawa polityozne
zdobywae trzeba, ME zas wypraszac
skargami.
z takiego obrotu sprawy jeden Ha-
fyczanin (wlasciwie Galiczanin) Gle.
szye sic moae, DO ma n~adzieje, ae pc
tym ,.ostatnim poksonie Zachodowi",
jak nazywa deputacye, polityoy rusoy
zwroca sic W przeciwna strone, gdzie
bicie pokionow jest W zwyozaju i le.
piej sic ma razie op}aca. Ale PIP. Ro.
mahczuk, Okuniewski, a zwlaszcza
wioscianin Nowakowski pomimo mad.
rabiania nina ozuja zapewne, Ae ode.
grail W tel history role nieszozegolna
ohocia. m6wia, re nca}a Europa, zPor.
tugalia w~lacznie, dowiedziala sic @
krzywdzie narodu ruskiego.
Nawet Lachom deputacya wcale ME
dokuczyia, jakkolwiek - Jest to oe.
lem giownym dzia&ah tego rodzaju 20.
litykow, jak p. Romahozuk ct oonsor
ties. Nasladuja oni to dziewczyne, kto.
"a z uporem powtarza}a: INA z{osc mo.
jej mamie MECH mi uszy MARINA.
Tylko W danym wypadku polityka INA
zfosc Lachom" gorsze dale skutki i ina
czej troche wyglada. Skostnia}a jua
Prawie zupe{nie Rus zadn~ieprzahska,
marzna z kazdym dniem coraz bardziej
Ukraina, Wo4yh i Poodle i W rezultacie
z oaiego organizmu zostac jedynie mo-
ga nieodmrozonemi uszy, d}ugie uszy
Polityk6w galicyjskich, ktoremi oni
wytrwale strzydz ME przestana, byleby
dfaznic Lach6w. ::
j. Rdzmi1k.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
POszukiwanfe.

Michai Florkowski poszukuje swego
brata Jak6ba Florkowrkiego, kt6ry po-
dobno Przebywa W Buffalo, N. Y. Po-
ohOdzi on Z KS. Poznahskiego, z miasta
Pobied.iska, i przyjeohal Z kraju Is lat
temu.
Ktoby Z rodak6w znal miejsoe jego
Pobytu, lub on sam MECH sic zglosi
pod adresem:
Micha3 Florkowski,
4I7o Cambridge st. Frankford, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

RS 5sParseyi obuwis, nebli upIzsty I innyeb srty.
oddzielnie kupowana kosztowsiyby 3 dol. No ? "a
wlera 20 atykui6w, Gems 2 dol. 4 80 cent. Oddzielnie
"a ,. aryknf6w, cena 3 dol, gdyby kppowae oddziel.
ME trzebaby zapfacic z dol. I65. Wszystkie artvkntv
J'H. GRANT, 21s Clark St Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Oh. M. Machowiak Z Milwaukee DO.
szukoje W bardzo waAnym ~interesie
swojego brata, kt6ry podobno naleaal
do Stow. kasy Oszczednosoi kr6la Zy.
gmunta I-go. Wszelkie informaoye
naleAy wys&a6 pod adresem: Michael
Maohowiak, P. O., South Side, Milwau.
kee, Wis.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Baseball Notes.

Trouble with Umpire Belts lost yester-
days game for Philadelphia
Melntyre's errors lost yesterdays game
for Wilmington.
BerryhIll accepted sixteen chances yes
terday.
Jerry" Nops had ak assists yestsr-
day.
Newark has made an offer to Pitcher
Lucid, but he refused to accept It, as he
still hopes to get back In the big league.
Arlie Lathem, who has been covering
third for Scranton, has been released.
keister, Of Baltimore, will succeed him.
Ia the Philadelphia Press of this
morning was picture of the Salem ~
j. Baseball Club, IN which Leach, the
New Castle pitcher, was included
Manager Long Is said to be after Mas
sey ana Staatz, hrst-baseman and right
fielder Of tho PottsviIle club
Hartford will be Wilmington's oppon-
ent Rt Union street grounds on Monday
and Lancaster will play there the last
three days of tho week WILMINGTON
has had \ very successful trip away.
The Oxford, Pa, baseball club
defeated the Port Deposit club yesterday
by score Of 80 to B
Baltimore. Cleveland goes to Louisvllle
for two Sunday games. Baltimore has
two games to play with the leaders.
Catcher Fuller, who was farmed out by
Louisville TO Birmingham, has returned
to Louisville on account OF that team
disbandlng. He will be sent to the farm
again.
Third Blseman Schelbeck, of Indisn
spOlis, tried to bit Umpire Clarke Friday.
Clarke hit Schelbeck on the Jaw with his
fist and on the pocket with fine Of $40,
and the player was put of the field by
policemen.
A story comes from the West that
Manager McGunnigle Is again bringing
up bis offer OF $40, for jennings. and
that the latter says he Is willing TO make
the transfer II be can get SO, 500 Of the
SUN.
TsbeRu says Cleveland will finish 6rst
and Baltimore second.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Camden camp this year will be under
the direction of Rev. J. E. Graham OF
Wyoming.
Esston is proSa bly, the first town In
Maryland to have a tax on bicycles At
q recent meeting the Board Of Town
Commissioners decided to place q tax
of 81 year on all pc rsons owning bicy-
cles.
Some of ths Kent IA rmers have fin.
ished threshing cut thei.r what and re
port the yield quite good. IL the price
WAS better there would b. cause for re-
ioiclng.
The Democratic voters ct East Dover
hundred met in the Levy Court room last
night and effected 60 organization
Professor g. A. Steele WAS conh. med
principal Of the new Elkton High Sch, 'ol.
He has not yet decided whether be ". u
accept or not.
The Dover Telephone Company has
secured the right TO enter Camden and
Wyoming.
Several Dover persons have had night
blooming cereus plants In fjwer the
past week.
MItehsll Brothers, Queenstown, have
appointed Oin Bryan trustee to wind up
the business of the firm.
Eastern Shore dogs are getting In their
deadly work In sheep folds again.
Berry picksrs around Camden and
Wyoming refuse to work when the price
was reduced from TO II cents per quart.
The drop OF prices in the cities was the
cause of the reduction.
There are 79S 564 249, 681 sos, ,211 flies
In town. About half of them seem to
take della bit In roosting on our COW at
milking time. North East Star.
While riding his wheel, Mr.. Slemmsr,
OF EsstoD, encountered huge snake.
which so completely entRnglsd itself in
the wheel ss to entirely impede progress.
tbrowidg the rider, wheel and his snake
ship violently into pile, completely de-
molishing the front wheel Mr. Slemmer
says he never saw wheel 30 badly
wrecked.
j. @. Bennett, who resides near Colds
boro, was one of many growers who
found the strs wberry crop a profitable
one he gathered from seven elghts of
en- acre OF land five thousand, three hun
dred and twelve quarts, from which the
net proceeds amounted to three hundred
dollars.
Thomas J. Shsllcross, of Kent, states
that the highest price ever recslved by
him for peaches was IN 1865 when he rs
ceived for four boxes shipped to Phlla-
delphia check for SIS, Mr. ShAllcio 70
also states that during one season he
purchased 500 packages Of fine Heath
peaches for northern oannln0 firm, and
the lowest price paid was So 80 and the
highest $500,
It Is stated that the Methodist Prot
estant of Dover congregations are talking
Of building q chapel for that church on
their ample grounds.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
One Havana Paper Accuses Another of
Disloyalty.

One Havana Paper Accuses Another of
Disloyalty.
HAVANA, July 1S.-In an editorial arti-
Gle La Constitutional denounces the editor
of La Discussion as a rebel, declaring that
the writings Of the latter are strongly
tainted with the doctrines held by the in
surgents and their sympathizers. 1t is fur
ther alleged In the article alluded TO that
the staff Of La Discussion wrote In a spirit
of hostility to Spain; that they are perhdi-
Gus personally, and that their care Is to so
write as not to fall under the scope of the
penal code.
La Bandera, a daily newspaper publish
ed at Santiago de Cuba, which is regarded
as a semiofficial authority, says that Spain
must prepare for foreign war; that the
navy must be re-enforoed; that warships
must be procured and work at tho navy
yards expedited. The paper demands that
IN view OF the facts the defenses at sea-
perts of the island. bo strengthened; that
Santiago de Cuba be made depot for coal,
and that government drydock be estab-
lished there
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
ERRORS LOST THE GAME
McIntyre Should Have a Bar
rel to Catch Balls With.
ONLY FIVE HITS MADE OFF EoPs

Wilmington Should Have Had the Game
Easily. But Two Unearnod Runs Gave It
TO Observation-Disclosures Game Was Fiz-
zle-Newark Won oame-Other Sports.
Two unsarned runs, due to errors OF
Second baseman McIntyre. made In the
fourth inning. lost yesterdays game to
Paterson. Wilmington had seven hits
while its opponent had but Eve, but hits
DO not count when errors are permitted
to help them out.
AS lt was, the game WAS an exciting
contest and 1t took ten innings to decide
on which banner victory would perch.
Both Nops and Cogan pitched great
games but Jerry WAS handicapped by the
fact that until the tenth inning the
visitors had not made run by their own
playing.
Wilmington scored In the irst inning,
Newell going to hrat on balle, stealing
second and scoring on McIntyrs's single.
In the fourth Sohenback went to drst
on bAlls, Mcintyre fumbled TouAey 5
grounder and both scored on hits by
Wagner aud Fitch.
Ia the fifth Newell banged out a two
Dagger to center and scored on Mclntyre's q
double Ia the tenth Fitch went to
base on balls stole second, went to third
on Cogan's out and scored on the tumble
Of Armor's erouder to Mcintyre. The
fc0re:
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
our Relations with Spain.

LONDON, July 1s.-A dispatch from
Madrid to The Standard says that the re-
lations between Spain and the United
States are now on satisfactory footing
The dispatch adds that no final decision
will be taken in the case Of the Americans
captured on board the 1libustering schoon-
er Competitor and on American claims
for various indemnities until the session
Of the cortes closes. 1t is further reported
that the United States will recognize Cap
tain General Weyler's regulation (requir-
ing the registration of foreigners before he
will allow them the privilege of their for.
eign citizenship only so far as they do
not clash with the Spanish-American
treaty of 1877.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Among the wheeImsn.

No club run has been arranged for the
Wilmington Wheel Club tomorrow.
Another big race meet Is projected by
the Wilmington Bicycle Club to take
place In the Autumn.
A night bicycle meet will be held at
Riverview on Thursday night. There
will be four amateur and two professional
events
The Avon Bicycle Club, OF Easton,
Md, has filed injunction papers tc
restrain the Town Commissioners fror,
enforcing the ordinance imposing q tar
Of 81 year on bicycles.
The o T. A Bicycle Club, of Philadel
phis, will make club run to Whining
ton tomorrow morning, returning by
boat.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
nEIcIl

BOYD.-At New Castle, Del, July 18th.
1876, John S. Boyd. aged n years
Relatives and fr ends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of his
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Boyd. No. . Market street,
new Castle. Del. Sunday evening, July 18th.
at $50 o'clock. Interment at London Tract
cemetery.
BARRITT-On the 10th instant, Willard s.
Barritt. aged 81 years.
CLsYrGN.-on Juiy1l, 1896. Lydia Clay
ton, aged so years.
DOUGHERTY-On July 10, 1896. Mary,
widow of James Dougherty, aged 50years.
GORDON.-Suddenly. on July IA. Andrew.
son of Joseph and Alberta Gordon, aged IA
months.
KILLGORE-At Newport, Del. July IL, 1896,
Margaret Killgore, In her s6th year.
SHAW-On July i6 1896. Isabel Hensel,
wife of John Shaw, aged 3S years.
VAUGHAN-Oa July 10, 1896, Catharine
Vaughan. aged 81 years.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Newark Won Another.

at Philsdelphia-Over 1000 people saw
Newark take the second game OF the
reries from the Athletics yesterday
Though the Athletics had ten hits and
Newark but four, the clever fielding OF
the latter team won the game. Athletics
four errors helped materially to lose the
game Daley, Newark's thirdbaseman
aceep'e cd eight chances. The score:
RHE
Athletics .......t 01 90 O 0 O-5 s 1
Newark ......s 0 o . 0 x-6 3
harnod runs-athletic, 2; Newark, 2. Two
base hits-Milligan. O'Hagan. Three-base
hit-Rurns. Home run-Milligan Sacrifice
hlt-Rothfuss. Base Htolen-M0ran. Bases
on balls-By Amee 4; by Fryer. 3. Struck out
Amos. Lever, O'Hagan. First base on error
Newark. Left on bases-A thletic, 8; New
ark, l. Passed ball-Hodge. Umpire-Iroy.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Bicycle repairing by the best workmen
In Wilmington at Pyle's, No. S07 Market
Gordon HsIeht. Park.

The amusements provided at this pop.
ular river resort are too numerous to
mention. Everything In the way OF
summer entertainments can be had, but
tho most popular Of all the attractive
features here Is the new summer theatre
under the management of w. L. Dock
stRder. Manager Dockstsder has ar
ranged TO present the New Century
Froubadours all Of next week, which In
cludes number OF excellent performers
with the Peerless Mignopette, dancing
star, as the special drawing card. Other
features are the Edisons, a duo OF high
class musicians; Carl Anderson, the
mimic, In remarkable impsrsonations Of
noted people; Miss Lonlse Dempsey, an
operatic baliadist; the New Century
Sketch Club In refined comedy skits and
numerous other acts There are also
the performances on the lawn, with p.
J. Kenyon, the AntipOdean wonder, as
the principal card
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
The b. s o. Relief Department.

The statement Of the relief department
Of the Baltimore and Onio Railroad for
the month of January shows recsipts Of
$33 392 90 and disbursements OF $33. 773,
03 Ga the Philadelphia division the
disbursements we're as follows: AccI
dental death. 81 900; accidental injuries,
$429 25; surgical expense, $4l. 70; natu
rSl sickness, $71125; natural death,
$l14.OO. The report for February shows
receipts OF &S1. 152 30 and disbursemsnts Is
OF $34, e64 81. The Disbursements on thu
Philadeiphis division were: Accidental
iujories, &320.55; surgical expense,
81 70; natural sickness, $512.e0; nstu-
raj death, 50 600
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Sporting News Notes.

The Wilmington Whist Club has
challenged the New York Whist Club for
a tournament
Particular interest is centered In the
100 yards dash which takes place at the
Pullman Cycle Club meet at Rlvervlew
this afternoon. Prentiss, the state
champion, has not bsen In training for
some time and Cook Is said to be a fast
man.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Lancaster Game a FizzIe.

LANCASTER. July 1S Scenes Of wild
excitement characterized yesterday s
game bstween Lancaster aud Hartford
It Was q wrangle from start to finish, and
the game ended In a dispute In the frst
half OF the ninth inning with Lancaster
at the bat The score WAS 8 to In
favcr of Hartford when the locals came
20 bat McQ aaid singled and Wsstlake got
to first on balls Yearger advanced the
runners by sEcri6oe to Vlckery Bat
termore had one ball and one strike, and
struck At high, Wide ball. He mlsRed
Il and the ball struck Smiths mitt and
boHrcsd into the grand stand. McQuaid
and Weatlake scored, making the score 6
to In LaneRater's favor Umpire
HoAgland called the ball foul. claiming <
It tipped Buttermore's bat Buttermore
had missed it by q foot, and the umpire e
decision raised = storm Of protest.
The police went on the field to prevent
any personal violence to the umpire or a
clash between the players.
Hoagland. however, stuck to the deci
sion that ButteTmore had made q foul
tip, and. AS Lancaster continued TO pro.
test vigorously, be walked of the Geld
aud went to his hotel. This leaves tbs
game undecided. and the League will b.
c,lled upon to decide the case
la the sixth inning Blrnie announces
that he would play the game under pro
test, on account OF Hoagland allowine
two runners to score on Seybold's inter
ference With Boyle st seeond base.
The score;
R.H.E
Lancaster .....0 90 o 2 0 0 2-6 10
Hartford. ......0 ! Q 0 3 0 KS
Earned runs-Hartford. /. Two-base hit
Petit Sacridce hits -Westlake, Leidy, Yes
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Greek Troops Ordered to Crete.

ATHENS, July 1s.-The Greek govern
ment has decided TO send re-enforcements
of troops to the Graco- Turkish frontier,
owing TO the strained relations between
Greece and Turkey Immediately growing
out Of the Cretan insurrection.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
ItaIy's Cabinet Compieted.

LONDON, July 1S-A Rome dispatch to
The Times says that Marquis Viscount
Nenosta has accepted tho foreign portfolio
in the Italian cabinet. This completes
the reorganization of the cabinet.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
AtIantIo League standInr.
national League STANDING.
Where They Play To-day.

Where Ihoy Play To-day.
Wilmington at Paterson.
Newark at Philadelphia.
Hartford at Lancaster.
philadelphia at Plttsburg.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York ut Louisville.
Baltimore at Cinninnati.
Washington at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
cermnn stenmshin Wrecked.

BUENos AYREs, July ls.-The German
steamship Pentaur, from San jose, Con-
tral America, for Hamburg, has been
wrecked at Quinteros. The passengers
and crow were all saved
Evening journal., 1896-07-18

-Lancaster. 8; Hartford. s. Slruek out-Bot-
temus. West. Stolen bases-Thorpton, kus-
taoe, bottemus, Smith. First base on balls
on West, O. Vickery, A. Time-2 hours.
Umpire Hoagland.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
Music PubIisher pead.

LONDON, July 1s. Tho Times an
nounces that Joseph Alfred Novello,
founder Of the firm of musical publishers,
Is dend at Genoa.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
MARRIEn

GORDON QUIMBY.-In Philadelphia. on
July 8. 1895, by Rev. Alexander NJ. Virgins,
Willard A. Gordon, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Mary r. Quimby. of this city.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18
PATTERSON.
SCORE by INNINGs.

Earned run-Wimington. IWo-hase hits
C0gan, Newell, Mcintyre. Struck out-By
COgan, 4; Nops. l. Stolen bases Fitch. Ar
NOR, Newell, Spratt Montgomery. Gallagher.
90. Double play-Mclntyre and Berryhill.
Passed balls--Klllackey. Time-l.55. Um-
plre-Burns.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18

Make pharmaceuticaI and other Ilght
machinery. Sharpen, repair and clean
lawn mowers at No. 511 Orange street.
Fair prices and satisfaction.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
announces that after Saturday July 18th.
train No sos leaving Wilmington at S.4S
.. N. win have no eonnectIon for Chicago.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18

II you want 3 days pleasure 20 to
Union Park July 18Th Uolted Catholic
Societies.
Evening journal., 1896-07-18

The Soldiers Disperse Thousand Strikers
and Their Friends and Wound Several
SeriousIy-The Mob Pursues Lone Mi
lItiaman-An omcer Fatally Injured.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-03-26
A Great Sensation.

Wanted: General Agent, man
or lady, TO take charge OF ten coun.
ties and appoint canvasers for the
most perfect self dish washer.
Washes, dries and polishes dishes
tor entire family in two minutes
without putting hands in water.
No breaking, chipping or scalded
hands. Everybody buys. One
man cleared $3.50 first day. No
convassing or travelling. No
scheme or fake. Territory going
like wildfire. Salary SIS monthly.
expenses and commissions. Write
today enclosing references and
stamps for reply.
NATIONAL MFG, Co.
St. Louis, Mo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-03-26
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