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ing materials. He wrote rapidly a few
moments. signed his name az the bot
tom Of the sheet In bold characters. and
affixed the great seal OF the state.
He then folded the document and
gave Il into the waiting hands OF Az
nes.
There" he said. IL have done
wrong. I hope heaven viii pardon me.
but no man N his senses could resist
Two such women. / have reprievsd
Lyode Graham for eighteen months.
and ii in that time nothing turns up in
his favor. he shall be executed, Take
IL and lose no time Remember II you
do no, reach Portlea By 10 o'clock on
Christmas morning. this paper for
which you have dared so much will be
z dead letter.,
She stopped over him and touched her
lips 70 his forehead in utter silence.
Only God knows how much az that time
she reyered Archibald Fulton
The groom brought her horse. fed
and refreshed. 70 the door. and assisted
her 10 the saddle. Helen went out and
took her hand. There was a suspicious
moisture in the eyes OF this Wild girl
that the damp fogs OF night did not
put there
L love You. Miss Trenholme." she
said gently. Il admire so much your
courage. and your faith in the man you
love do hope you vii! be In time. And
some day | mean to know you better.
Goodbye"
The groom loosed the rein and
through the gloom rider and horse
vanished from the sight OF Helen Full
ton.
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catchers this year-Kittredge and
Donohue.
Buckenbergsr has added financial
agent" enc Jules Guyot, to his Toronto
staff.
Ex-Player John +. Morrill, is now
writing base ball for the journal" of
Boston.
Pittsburg seems to have picked ND a
couple OF good pitchers in Hastings and
Goar
Pitcher James Corners. OF the dis
banded Memphis club. has signed with
Pottsville.
Harry Vonderhorst has gotten a move
on. New bleachers are being built at
Union Park.
Jimmy Donnelly. who is subbng for
Baltimore during McGraws illness. il
highly spoken of.
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SOME OF THE MAGNATEs OF THE NATIONAL GAME

Arson. OF the Chicago Club, and he
engaged him for the Chicago team for
the season Of 1895, taking part during
that season in one hundred and thirty
three championship games, and rank
ing fifteenth as a batsman in a field
of one hundred and ninety-one players,
and this, too, in his first year in the
major league. During the past season
Everitt batted clearly in fourteen
games, making twenty-nine safe hits.
Again he failed but once in eighteen
games. In eleven games he made TWEEN
ty-five safe hits. He also did some
clever fielding last year. At third base
he played nine games without an error,
and played an errorless game in all but
one out of fourteen. Three times he
accepted eight chances without an err
ror. On June IA, at Boston, he accept
ed all Of nine chances at third base On
July 4, at Chicago, in a game with the
Cincinnatis. he made a safe hit, in
Guiding a home run, each of the five
times he went to the bat, and in the
same game accepted all of eight chances
at third base. In game at Pittsburg.
Pa. July 81, he made four safe hits,
including a triple and a double Dagger.
He made four of the ten safe hits cred
tied to the Chicagos on August 81, at
Baltimore. Md, the remaining six hits
being distributed equally among six OF
the other players. He ranked second
among the Chicago batsmen.
John b. Day, agent OF the National
Board OF Control, has issued the fol-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
Salvino Amfat with deep feeling)-
And have been billed to star here for
three nights!
with tho wits.

With tho wits.
Have those people In the other fa,
been married long?" II think not: hs
takes maps on her best silk pillows."-
Chicago Record.
Gazley--Is IL good to eat at night be.
fore going to bed? Lazbey-Be definite
man; Is what good to eat?-Roxbur,
Gazette.
The game is up" remarked the hun.
cry customer as he noted the advance in
price OF birds on the bill OF fare
Philadelphia Record.
Poster designs are said TO be often
mere accidents" Some of them mus,
be regarded as fatal accidents. too
Chicago Evening Post.
Teacher-Tommy. what Is meant nv
nutritious food?" Tommy-Somethins
TO eat that amt got no taste to TIN.
dianapolis Journal.
MT. Boodle-You began life as a bare.
looted boy, l understand? New Clerk
Yes. sir. was born without shoes.
New York Herald
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Bains of skates.

The class in zoology at Cornell the
other day was studying the brains of
rays or skates. Some of the students
made hasty drawings and seemed 10
think that nothing more was to be done
Instead of trying to convince them of
their error Professor Wilder remarked
that in the summer of 1867 he had sat
at the table of the late Professor Louis
Agassiz while the latter pored for hours
over just such brain, which he had
exposed with knife givea him by tho
poet Longfellow.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

As IL the sultan's cup of bitterness
we're not full to overlooking, with the
spirit OF revolt stalking through Ar
menia and Macedonia. and even in the
shadow Of his palace at Constantinople
now comes a petition from Crete re-
questing the powers to intervene in the
affairs OF the island and put an end To
anarchy. accompanied by murder and
rapine, of which the Cretans are the vic.
tins. In a little while 1t may no
longer be necessary to partition Tur.
key; the empire of the Ottomans will
fall asunder through sheer rottenness
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
Diamond Personals.

New York's young catcher. Zearfoss,
is as heavy as Clements.
Elmer Smith is doing the hardest
hitting of the Pittsburg team.
Shortstop Rothermel is lying quite
i'll in a New Orleans hospital.
Denny Lyons so far has proved a bit
disappointing 10 Pittsburghers.
President STICKY thinks the Colonies
will finish as good as eighth.
Chicago still has 81 players on its
list. which includes nine pitchers.
Charley Campau has left for Seattle,
where he will manage that city's team
Captain Robinson thinks we'll of Bal
timore's Toronto acquisition, pitcher
Gray.
The Chicagos will have but two
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'~sluHHfl.s
Men and women n rs,sl.
leaders OF this paper ' !, and r,,..
!ected to send in u you ~.
., 20, the advertisement Of ; ,Sa , aass:,
,iai Puzzle In the week y h ,ae PresId,s'
iaentiai Puzzle in las, pe'ore laa 4.
sue OF this paper. do no, weeks a
10 80 now. Do not put ~ !, nesec, q
your copy OF last wee ! %. CT
:, u,u Cut Tn. Aavsr,l.,m.., a.. @Ps'.
!, gives all the partlcular. oas
aoies you to get the best s,OS which 60.
which. with the discount ' 0v Racycs;
working the puzzle. mat aaloEed b,
cheapest as well as the best uAes n Il u.
at once a few Racycles in inv vonI We Vaai
as advertisements-now Is ' voa'. locality
tunity. Send US your soI h you' oppOt.
hie. your name and addra On Of pu,.
wanted and height Of frame frames mode
Miami Cycle and Me- =.
Middletown. on.
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Trio of Fatal Cameo.

Sudden death, except from acciden,
Is far less common than most peonle
Imagine, and death with no precedine
sign of Illness is very rare indeed prac'
tically there are but three conditions
by which men going about in apparent
ly active health are at one blow brough,
TO the srave-heart disease. aneuri, q
and apoplexy. -
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
Wanted More.

Wanted More.
Banker Spudde-I didn't hear you
knock at the door of my office, young
man.
The Young Mani didn't knock.
wanted to be sure of seeing you.
You don't appear to be lacking in
nerve, sirr'
81 am, though. That's what I've come
for"
Hey"
Yes. sir. And l come by pernis
sion"
"Wh-hatw
That's right. BY permission.
Whose PERMISSION"
Hers"
Hers? Whose?"
your daughters"
which one?"
Miss Nerva"
Good heavens
yes. sir. ?"-Chicago Tribune.
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watch That Runs B,ekv.ra

An exporting house in New York
has received a sample watch made by =
Swiss matchmaker, the hands OF which
move from right to left, instead q,
from left to right, as in ordinary
watches. This unique invention e.
designed Tor the markets of Turkey,
Japan and other oriental countries
where the natives read from right TO
left. "
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

He was the butt OF
all the village,
Was always being cuffed or kicked.
Or tin cans tied upon its tail.
Or other dogs upon 1t "sicked,"
This yellow dog.
The child was playing near a river,
With boyish laugh and shout;
He fell and drowning was he
When "Sico" pulled him out
This yellow dog.
From him let us a lesson learn,
When a man is seedy, out of tin,
Poor and old; we will not kick;
A noble heart may beat within
A yellow dog.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

lowing communication to the minor
leagues: II wish to call the attention of
yourself and other members OF your
association to a few of the numerous
advantages your organization will Sc
cure by an alliance with clubs under
the National agreement. Your clubs
and players will become extensively ad-
vertised through the country, as much
so as those now operating under the
agreement Your players would be Sc
cured to your association throughout
the playing season, and at its close your
club members would realize full value
for the release Of players, which, based
upon the results Of last year, would re-
turn them 80 for each 81 paid In for
protection. A new. improved, and in
my opinion, perfectly fair national
agreement has recently been adopted,
under which the national board contem-
plate enrolling all leagues, associa-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
The Hest They Could DO.

Don't you sometimes make a mistake
and lynch the wrong man." asked the
visitor from the East
I'VE did once" replied the native
"but We offered TO do the square thing
by the wilder"
How was that?"
1--WE told her she could take the pick
OF the crowd for her second husband"
Life
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
CHAPTER VII.

OV. FULTON need
ed not to have urg-
ed Agnes TO use ex-
petition; she re-
quired no incentive
TO haste. beyond her
own terrible ankle
~. The good old
gentleman be-
thought himself OF
his want OF gallant
~ in permitting
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
NEWS AND COMMENT OF THE
GREAT NATIONAL GAME.
The Heavy Hitting rhird-BAssman OF
the white stocking. - some OF the
Mass.tes OF the Big League Players
Personals

LILLIAN L. Eyeritt,
the heavy hitting
third baseman OF
the Chicago team.
OF the National
League and Amer
lean Association.
was born December
I3. 1865. at Fort
Wayne. Ind, but
learned to play ball
with am at e u T
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eel

ing is a positive proof OF thin. v.., T..
pure blood; for, IL the blood is rich :.
vitalized and vigorous, it impart, lI,.,T
energy to every nerve, organ and ,i.,.
Of the body. The necessity Of t,.j.,
Hoods Sarsaparilla for that tired i..lI,.
Is, therefore, apparent to every ON. ,.s
the good 1t will do you Is equally Ds,oas
question. Remember that
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

Clara-All the girls are taking box
ing lessons. Aren't you scared?
Young Bachelor-No; I always keep
away from bargain counters.
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ired

Feeling by great force OF viii p..,,
Is unsafe, as 1t pulls powerfully nv, az ~
nervous system, which will not lon,., -
such strain. Too many people aTo -, =
their nerves" and the result is seen n y.
fortunate wrecks marked "neryOu, n.y.
tration," In every direction. Tia, H..
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

80 a new set of AbyssInIap ,o,..
siam, stamps is announced. Here /, p'aas'
thing the Italians can llck.~NsS,' o.
Press. new YO.t
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hat

Extremeti tired feeling sflIct. pe,,,,
body at this season. The sge's'y.
push, the tireless grow weary ~
getic become enervated. Yo1 t ~ sa'''
what we mean. Some men ana . las
endeavor temporarily to Oyerco roo sO =
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

lions or single clubs having players 10
be protected and developed. City or
county leagues are especially solicited
TO apply for protection. The ooaru'
through me. earnestly desires your Ia
vorable consideration OF this question:
II will give me much pleasure TO near
from you. and TO write you more In de-
tail. or I will call to see you In person
IL that will be more agreeable to you
Enclosed please find copy OF the new
national agreement. also other vaiua-
BILE information for those desiring 10
join under IL"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

In the seventh inning OF the game
between the Baltimores and Peters
burgs. OF the Virginia League. at Pc
tersburg. Va. fight took place In
which the players OF both teams par
ticipated, and was only quelled by the
interference OF the local police force.
At the time the game was stopped the
score stood l TO 0 in favor of the home
team.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
THE JOKERS' CORNER.
SOME UP-TO-DATE READING
FOR OUR LEAN READERS.

the yellow Dog - Honest willie and
How He wiped Out . Debt-why che
Great TragediAn Became Alarmed
with the Wits.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

LITTLE CHILD'S
deep love was
given.
Unfettered from
its tiny heart,
To a dog. not great
or noble.
Or beautiful In
any part:
A yellow dog.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

BY the use or the Y rays on First
Baseman Cassidy, OF the Louisville
team, OF the major league, a loose piece
OF bone was discovered in his wrist,
which shifted about every time ne
moved his hand, and caused him con-
siderable trouble. Before the use OF
the cathode rays the wrist had been
doctored for a sprain. The removal OF
the splinter was readily accomplished
by a surgical operation.
Even o. P. Caylor is compelled to do
tardy justice TO Pfeffer. He said OF
him the other day: There isn't any
discount to Fred Pfeffer's play at
short stop. He is the right man there
in the right place. If he would only
saw wood instead of beating about the
bushes for supposed enemies he would
accomplish more. 1t was a wise parrot
who once said to himself, Polly, you
talk too much" And some men write
too much upon impulse and without
due consideration for others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
Found dead !

Found dead ! ., -,
There is something shocking about sudden dcati
that the mere mention Of it wrencEes the nerves OF
sensitive people. Millions Of people pray for dev.
GRANGE from it. Every Sunday in every Episcopal
church in the world, these words are said
/" From battle and murder and sudden death, 'oou
Lord deliver us"
Just why sudden death should be shocking, ana
death after lingering disease easy to bear would Puz
gle any one to tell II would seem that It would DC
more terrible TO loved one wasting away
daily becoming weaker-daily slipping toward death
no less certain because il was slow In coming Con
sumption causes more deaths than heart disease
more than cholera than yellow fever more
than any other disease the world has ever known
And yet people careless about It, man III
danger of sudden death from heart disease can avoid
the danger simply By keeping quiet and avoiding ex
element. Consumption goes right on with its deadly
work, matter what the man does or how ne con
ducts himself If he doesn't take the right medicine
to cure it, Consumption affects the whole body II Is
blood disease II permeates the whole system IL
shows in the lungs because the blood goes to the
lungs for publication. II carries impurities there to
be made pure If there is too much impurty, the
lungs are over worked - overloaded the impurity
stops there The germs Of disease stop there. They
develop and multiply and then consumption takes
definite form. DR.. Pcrces Golden Medical Discov-
cry cures oS per cent of all cases of consumption
lingering coughs throat and bronchial diseases If it
is taken according to directions. Get II at drug
stores learn all about it in Or Picrce's great 1908
page work. Common Sense Medical Adviser. sent
FREE on receipt OF 81 one.cent stamps 70 cover cost
Of mailing onlp II Is veritable medical library,
complete In volume proflsely illustrated WORLDS
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo. N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
REGATTA ON THE KILL Won KULL.

THE ANNUAL FOURTH OF JULY MEETING OF THE
STATEN IsLAND BOAT CLUB.
The annual regatta OF the Staten Island Boat
Club Of Livingston, Staten Island. was held yes
terday afternoon the XII! Won Kul, under tho
the most suspicious conditions The feature OF the
races was the contes, between the apprentice boys
on the wlrsh!p Indiana and crew o, aoie -.
from the sln1e vessel The boys vanquisneu the
men after hot struggle. The summary
ht-oared she'll zone n,ile L. ~ sh,,sS
T. Wolff p vtss X Wolf. T. Garrett hns~ousu::
Remer p A. Hart stroke; Garrett toxs" an =, pic
I,oot cub Bum Iavey. Caverev. smith r. ~"
Morse Perkins jerks stroke: Met oN c,N.Na' wv" ~
re staten Island Boat Club by haf a length. -
barge race for warshp crews. each boat 70 naNe
ren-Apprentc crew Boat No. l. Mush"eiier s
able seamen Boat No .. Nichols. coAs~an. Won oy A'-
prentices Distance three miles -. ,.,-.... g 4
onc~half- single shell ~ Jre t-a1 -
!" por,ge race ,ona-ralf mile)-Boat No. Creighton
BranT Troughton. 7. J. Rooney. stroke V Bfo"h ~
swain. Boat No 2 +. F. sexton \. w SEXTON; T.. ~
Psrnu;h W A. Sexton. r Brown coxswan. Won oy
Boat I. by half a length ~. ~ ,syv
Four-oared she'll zone mle-Boat No po,i No
Rs,mer. X Wo.ff. p. Noss l.. Wolf stroke bat NJ -
r cnrret jr. W. OH. Cooney. p n Cart sroNe' WIN
oy sw,nmns race ,o2o yari-)-won by J. W. Baternan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
COL AND MRS. wiRlyG OFF FOR EUROPE

FRIENDS OF THE COMMISSIONER on TUG &C.
COMPANY THE FrLDA DOWN THE BAY
Colonel George f. Waring Commissioner If Strees
Cleaning and Mrs. Warning sailed yesterday on 'hs
North German Lloyd steamship Fulda for Genoa
Mr. and Mrs Warng took their bicycles With them
and will make tour OF italy, Austria and Swtzer'
land and then will go on to London. great send
of was given the Commissioner by his friends ard
subcriinates In the Department They engaged the
tug Mutual and went down the Bay with the FudL
exploding kiant firecrackers and keeping up a con-
tinuous salute the way.
Among those on the Mutual were Captain +. VI
Gibson, Deputy Commissioner: Major Gushing. As.
sistant Superintendent: Dr. Walacs Superintendent
OF Stables: pr. Walters. John Warning and score %
moro Of others connected with the Department. Inc
Mutual gayly decorated with bunting from stem
10 stern. The Fulda slowed up at Bedow Island 10
wait for the mails and the tug ran alongside. and me
Cconel and Mrs Waring made short imprompss
sneeChps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
CANOE RACES on LAKE HoPATcoNo.

Lake Hopatcong y. j.. July 'speciap-ihe 70
eatta committee announced at II a. m 'o-'ay .n."
In sn,te of the stormy weather the races woud o.
run of as speedily possible The hrst race cane"
was the so-foot rig limited sailing Ten men
started The course triangle. one-ha4l nile
% the leg to be sailed over throc times George
Douglass IN the canoe Cricket; finished first IN
hour 4 minutes; John l.. Douglass. canoe Idlemere.
was second. his time being hour minutes ana
seconds: Arthur Shaws Happy Days was third ana
Agnes fourth.
The single padding open canoe. one-haff-nNs
straiehtaway brought out eleven starters Att@
an exciting squirt at the finish Theodore ues S
In Phi I'psilon won with G.. K. Psek SECOND ana r-
G Pell third Time. minutes and SECONDS
The tandem padding open canoes was won y
Messrs Fleischnan and Allen, OF the Red Dragon
Club. with Pell and Murray second. and Pitcher ans
Metz third. $1,000.
The hurry scurry race resulted in dead heat oe.
tween Paul Pitcher and James Pitcher II was run
over again. Paul Pitcher winning, James Pitcher
second and T. G. Pe third.
The handicap sealed sailing race was won py
George Douglass John Douglass being second ard
Robert Bryant third ~, =, - -
The remaining five regular races Will be run on
Monday while the contests Tor speclaI trophies VAL
be held Tuesday and Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
A FREE COINAGE LESSON.
From The Chicago Tribune.


When the employees Ct the Gone Export ana CosS
mission Companys big hnishing mills at Greeas.
boro s. c.. were paid on on last saturday they VIZ
doubtless hghly elatei over the apparent dlscvssa
that the circulating medium had suddenly incroaseu
and that their wages had gone up c>rresponilnTsl
giving a practical illustration " the bsreits tnts
would accrue to labor from increasing TIE ueium.
c. exchange BY free and unlimited coinage OF slvI
Each employee received twice many si,.s.
dollars as usual. bu, when they weni 10 pay ,nss
erocery bills they found hat II took ten a .mes
silver dollars TO liqu date a s. indebtedness III"
were Mexican dollars "a
The firm doubtless took this method o. payins ~, w
10 Impress upon their employees the faiiacy I" ~, -
arguments Offered by the advocates OF sn ens
dollar. While the illustration is very app o
"a showing the fac; that doubling the Wages 20 "a
paying OF with 5ccoat dollars IS no advah'AsSV, IRE
labor. IL was not complete ilinStr@toh =, trvs
fraudulent losc used by the champions "
coinage at the Is TO | ratio -, .ca<
10 k.Ve the workmen correc; lIet ., ..'s given
OF free coinage on labor the firm SHOULD na' eilau
each emp,oye tho same number or NE.
thu, he usually received In American dol.s,st have
THIS would have been drss'lc bLi 49, 49,. Free
driven the ,NsSon home with good en r'.s ~. purs
coinage OF silver at l6 to will decrease " but
chasing power OF a silver dollar JUS GU WAee
II Will never Increase the wages o. ls cs vouh
WI. remain where they ste Free s.: 60. ~ tn -
therefore rob labor for the eny1camea' "
0loYAE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
CATCHING SHARKS.
I'm The Brockton Times

The business men se the South End whose fan-
Pes are srmmcring al Monument. Onset and cher
resorts with each other In telling tales OF their
skill IN angling after the wary creatures OF the
briny deep. Every day fresh yarn Is told. and n
the sccond day story does not nut that OF the first
In the shade 1t Is bec1lee the Imagination OF the
One well known gentleman dlsdains hshing fer cod
and mackcrel. They are MOI large enough prey for
he catches them: He has hook made OF steel.
about fifteen inches long rows out whore the water
r. forty Nifty feet deep bats the hook with piece
OF pork Weighing ten pounds. tics one end Of the
line to the stern OF the dory and sinks his t,,t
and he inches them they play with the bait.
Soon one big fellow Is sure 70 grab H. Then the
patient fisherman takes his oars and rows In tow
lrg his prey When he reaches shore he draws In
tho hsh. to the wonder and astcnissment Of al
onlookers. He frequently opening the fish finds
cans. kettles. buckets. ctc which the shark has
u.Owed.