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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
NO TRACE OF AID. MANGLER.
The Chicagoan May be in the Wisconsin
Lake Region.

Chicago. H.. July 2O.-Ald. William
Mangler. who stirred up Il sensation Il few
days ago by relating Il story of alleged
attempted bribery III connection with the
general electric ordinance. has diSap-
peared. The detectives sent to >crv" Il
subpoena upon him for appearance before
the grand jury today searched the city
i'll vain and this morning reported that
Manglcr had left the city suddenly for
some lake in Wisconsin.
Manglcr voluntarily told the story of
the alleged attempted bribery and prom
iSed tn appear before the grand jury. Yes
tnr,lay in an interview with the states
attorney Manglcr expressed Il desire Ia
drop the matter. to which thu states at
tOrpcy would not consent. In" later -
said to be in possession of al 1.-The facts III
the ease. including the nam" of the al
legged would-h" l,rher. which has not Yet
been made public, but if Mangl"r sue
crcd> in escaping service of the subpoena
il is unlikely thai the present grand jury
will take ANY Ir.Irn the. GISs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
ACTIVITY IN CASH WHEAT.
Lively Day on Chicago Change
transactions Almost Reach
100000 Bushels.

Chicago. ILL.,, July 20.-Thc heaviest
cash wheat business done for export in
one day for years was reported today
1t amounts to within 10000 bushels Of
total of 100000 bushels. the greater
part No. > Kansas hard. and chiefly for
first half of August shipment. The mar
kct was extremely Irregular until the
sales for foreign shipment became
known. After the first decline. which
continued until September had worked
down To I11s cents. it rose again to -
cents and once NOR" dropped very rapid
ly to ia cents. From that it gradual
Iy recovered to around 11"S cents and
was changing around there when the
SD.no-huShel export sale became gen
orally known. and after that there was
only one desire III the crowd and that
was to secure some wheat. September
rose to l2IS cents and closed at 12&i
cents. or 12s cents higher than il did
the aay before
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
DEVELOP THE POWER.
Waterfall. Near New Richmond to be
Utilized.

New Richmond. Wis. July 2o.-ESpc-
cial. &c. 4. Pride of Appleton. hydraulic
engineer and paper-mill builder. has just
completed detailed plans and Spectica-
tinuS for the development of the new
water power on the Apple river at Somer-
set eight miles from this city. 1t i
for the Ample River Power company. of
which Or Eplcy of this city is president
and manager The power is to be trans
mitted electrically to this city and Will be
used for manufacturing purposes. About
0-horsc power iS expected to he availa-
BILE Contracts for the waterwhcel> ana
tho electric appliances have been let to
the DAYTON Globe Iron works and the
WESTINGHOUSE Electrical company. Bids
will be advertised to build the dam and
the work will bc pushed. The poles are
nnv being set and wire viii 10 laid soon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

I,,nnsha. Wis. July % Special =
The war between the city Of keuosha
and the wholesale liquor dealers hld> tar
~, ,,n,,, ia an immediate focus. At the
h,ripuiur Of the present fiscal year 1t WAS
discovered by the common council that
none of the wholesalers. of which there
were five. had taken out any licenses he
,nuu,ij had had no intimatlon ct the pro-
nosrd action IT these dealers ana 81 OF
dcrCd an investigation; Ne 'hItI "i ~
H., b,s b..,n instructed to arrest all deal
rrs who fail 10 procure the necessary IL
cpnSp al once.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
If Enforced They will Re-estabIish the
Purirauical Sabbath

New Haven. Conn. July 20-Thp new
Connecticut Sunday law is i'll effect This
law is as blue aS any of the real or imag-
mary statutes Of the commonwealth in co.
lonial days. and. if enforced will re-eS-
tablsh the historical Connecticut Sab
bath. And there i> reason. moreover. to
beiev" that it will be enforced. The law
provides that on Sunday no secular labor
or amusement of any kind shall he al
lowed, except for purely merciful and
necessary ends. 1t specifically provides
that from II o'clock Saturday night until
l. o'clock Sunday night no shop. ware
house, manufacturing. or mechanical cS-
tablshment shall be kept open: that no
property shall be exposed for sale. and
that no sport of any kind shall be in
dul-ed in. The penalty for violation is
placed at mot more than SO"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
VICTIM OF MOTHER-IN-LAW FREE
Gov. Brady DenounCes Her in Pardon
ing Man from Prison.

Frankfort, Ky. July 2o.-,1nv. Brad
ley last evening pardomed Jake Marks of
Louisville. who WAS sent to prison for one
year Oh charg" of grand larceny. Pr0mi-
nent citizens of Louisville made affidavit
that Marks was 4 victim of his mother
in-law. III order that her daughter might
secure divorce. The parties belong 10
wealthy families of Louisville. Gov.
Bradley endorsed the papers thus:
This man had an unimprachnbc character
until charged in this cas-" Il is Il bad case
of mother-iu-laW. Th" lady hearina, that re
Iation 10 him was the chief witness against
him. and since his conviction induced his
wife to Snc for divorce on the grounds Of
confinement in the pcnitenrfary. An exam
inatiun leads me to seriously doubt his guilt:
more plainly speaking, my opinion is that
he Is innocent. II" WAS convicted prcSuna-
by on the evidence of his mothcr-in-Iaw.
who hated him. lie has suffered long
enough under the circumstances; this pardon
Is granted.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
JEAN INGELOW DEAD.
Dlsting Iished English Poet and
Novelist Passes Away at
London.

London, July 20.-Jean Incelow. tic
distinguished poet and novelist. is dead.
aged - years
Jean lugclow was the daughter of VII
liam lngelow. and WAS born at Boston.
Lincolnshire. England. in 1870. Her
father was Il banker and her motheS was
If tovenanter descent. She was :;3 years
old before her first book appeared. and it
made such an impression that she was
hailed rs one of the greatest poets of the
century.
Poems of Jean 1ngclow" appeared at
an opportune time to attract attention.
Iennyson had been silent for a long time
and the novelty had been worn off Long
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
SUSPEND NEGOTIATIONS,
ambassadors of the Powers Await
Instructions from Their
Governments.

Constantinople, July 20 O-Thc ambas-
sadors have forwarded to their re
spectivc governments their joint SuggcS-
tons relative to the measures they think
necessary i'll view of the contunacy of
the Porte
Pending the arrival of fresh in>tr,lc-
tonS, the negotiations with Tcwfk
Pasha have been entirely suspended
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
FOUND HIS BRIDE IN THE WAR.
Capt. WaidberK Marrics n Greek who
Doing Red Gross Work.

New York, July 2O.-A romance of the
Greek war was revealed when Capt.
Jorge Nclkin Waldh"rg returned to
New York. accompanied by his nrid.
The captain remarked:
Il appear to he ahout the only man
who fought the Turks and won any
thing.
Capt. Waldberc met 11-yrar-od Mar
ianthy Mauroba. the dHUghtcrof Il colonel
in the 'freek army. who WAS aiding the
Red Cross society among the Woundcd
They were married when he was ready
to return home. and the Girl made her
first trip to this country aS Il bride. They
are living on West Fif-y-Seveuth street
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
HELD UP AT HIS GATE.
Count Creighton Of Omaha Beaten
and Observation-Disclosures Res
Curer Assaulted.

Omaha, Neh, July 20-Count A.
Creighton was held up at the gate of his
home last night severely beaten about
the head and robbed of n valuable dia-
mond stud and Il considerable. sum of
money. John SchucCk. Count Creiwb-
tons hrother-n-law, who answered his
cries for help was also robbed of a vaua-
bic diamond. Count CrCighton's injuries
are very severe
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
A KANSAS CITY SCANDAL.
Mr.. Nichols suit Against His Wife and
to-respunaent.

Kansas City. Mo. July 20-A. s.
Nichols. an "mpl"yo in II hat store. has
instituted two sensational sut> in the cir
,uit court. The first is against his wife.
Pearl T.. Nichols. for divorce. naming II.
G. Burgess ~ correspondents The ink
making this record on the court document
was not dry when Nichols entered the
second suit against Mr.. Burgess for $40,
O0u for alternating his wifcS affections.
Probably no man among the swell club
set i better known than Burgess. Al
most since the organization of til. Kan
SaS City club h" has been a moving and
energetic spirit III that organization. Bur
CESS declares that the suit i> an attempt
at hIackmail. Mrs. Nichols is visiting
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
To shrine of ste. Anuc de Beaupre.

H0uchf N. Nich.. July o.-ISpecial 7
Th,. annual pilgrimage To tn" shrine of
Ste. Anne de Byaupre, at Quebec will
o.cur this week. upper peninsula pill
-rim> going Icy way OF the South Shore
railroad. which i> an American branch
Of the Cam dian Pacific Several hun
,ircd neople. largely French Canadians,
will visit this most popular "f American
>hriue- this sea son
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
At Work on Futi Time.

s Joseph. No. Juir 2o.-The force Of
men ID th, tin department Of the Burlin-
ran shops in this city have be-un work
my ren hours q day and al employees Of
thar COMPANY lrc now working tull time,
fr1 rhc hr~t time n several wears. Ths
force has also beer increased N al de-
rar-mtnrs. \ great TnSh OF work r@ces-
Stated the increase in hours and number
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

business for accident irs,,,,,,,, ,,,,,;,;,.
So far this year there have taEe,, n',rt i,
the big league games. outside Of men
crs. OF this number the following have
been more or less severely iniuroI -. i,;,t
up 10y sickness and rompcIlrj tn t,Le va
cations of greater ur less duration.
Chtc,ro- ponabua r,,,
Connor, Decker. Eyrritt amd ,I'I peoz., '''"'''''
Kelley. Doyle Clarke. Robinson and Quinn
h"St"il-Stahi. Lowe, Bergen. 1rager.
N12DedanZ, Er,%El,HI S,i.,u.
Cincin6ati WrThc. "'nf"h, Hii'a =. SYith,
Pe.tz pammaun. '""-up'
Cleveland -th,his. So.kaI.xiS Nr,I,.r
| Nmmsr. Cuppy.
nm, h"nisyIlie- tlin=man. Dexter. johnson.
T"tr III y"r~'t; hI'i'r I'M.
phiIadcI,shia '|!N '!IN.
Thnfmnunnf pm" ''"'Ii'> Mcf arianh. Nash
van. Hawicy. ''''''''7''' 'r'''l'' i'''''-
81. L?nis Turner. Hartman. Eirrhauer
Washington Brown. ScIhacb Fucker.
''i'''' h'l'lF'
r..;.,
irSl'','ih inuHG announces ttmr
i-'"I"' =. more Lynch has resigned.
,,iL, ,,iL - III h'ai'n; 'mpr" Mcl'rrm"tt,
@ WV" nus "''h w. VIII resume duty ~
Dr. Mcl'oW@ii OF Chicago WAS defeat
=" III th' hhli hral at IN" race for the
l''Hl"h cup ny Riack>1aH. ho finished
Tour lengths ahead Of his opponent
Ruddcrhan. the Providence pitcher.
has been doing good work in the box
h,r'' h"r ~ it' ,,, narn. ne Ia> pitched It NUM-
h,,, ,,.,I-,'',I IN "th ms opponents
nam '"''' 'i'N.
n,, =, ~, -,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
CONVICT GOODS LAW INVALID.
Indiana License ard Label Measure Held
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Richmond. Ind. July 2o.-.Tudgc FOX
at the WHyu" county circuit court today
declared unconstitutional The Indiana
statute "f 1929 providing that no convict
made goods from other states can he sold
without y state li"en$" and bond of 5000
The law also required that The goods he
labeled ''rnnyi,t made The ease of
William II Porter salesman for the
Frankfort Chair company. viii he carried
ro rh, ,tuurrnle court.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Pl-t~hurg. IA. July % cloudorrst
near Carn.-ie last night damaged prop
grrv to tho extent # S22-rp At the
Tsp Hardle mines Of II \ Hanna &
G.. the Tcuder sforehonss.. railroad
rraeLs and ,a-> we're washed away.
The water rose - rapidly that the
miners were forced to fee TO the hills
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
Released on Bail.

Madison. Wis. July 2o.-l Special. Il
smith. the Oshkosh man who was
arrested ut Camp Douglas on a charge
.l,,,,t having a government license and
,rbn after being held to the grand Jury
Nv court commissioner at la Crosse,
Va lodged in the Dane county jail was
released on bail last evening. A>Semhiy
-, Tucker Of the state superintendent
-, -, those home Is IN Oshkosh. Is On
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
saws He Saw Mrs. lueteerr.

New York. July 20.-W. c Grotty.
who formerly lived in Chicago. asserts
that he saw. alive and well in this city.
Mrs. LueJg-Tr. for whose alleged mur,
.4,r her husband awaits trial al Chicago
Shr- was about IL embark for EuTCp-
She was III company with 4 man AMI
0 hi. 10, denying Ter identity was nct
GiseoSed TO talk about her plsns.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
Mrs. Crpe1P'S Plans.

Los Angeles. Cal. .TuIy 2o-Mr< y.
G. Crecde has arrived from Iuka. Miss.
She refused To say anything about her
projected contest for til" eSlat" of the
dead miner. except that She would claim
about tyo-thirdS of the estate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
S,rapper Killed by the cars.

NeIlen. WIS. July ia Special ii.
N. Renn was killed last night Il : sup
posed he tried 70 jump on 1relIIl Ild-A
sshonr II O'Clock aud fell under. His resi-
dap,a i unknown.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
p,r,boo Man Suicides

p,r,bon Wis. July 1.-lSpeela! !
- Cnorer. aged 10 Years, shot him
'tif IN , corn field near Pralrls du S3e
Tsstsrdav and >found last evening IL IL
49, 49, ,,;iIarn clerk and a druggist. He
,>oS - Wife and child. The cause OF
~ 3aa1 is unknown.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
Eaten by GraSshoppers.

LiSonier. Ind. July 2o.-A dispatch
from Bristol Say> vast h"rle~ of grass
hopIrrS have appeared in Southern Mich
j-au and surrounding Bristol causing
great damag" IT, tn" wheat crop. The
oats crop i al>" rclnG destroyed. They
travel in swarms and are being killed
nv the bu~hel. bur their number seems
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
CHINA WANTS A MODEL FARM.

George A. Brin Of New York Asked to
Establish One.
Houghkccp>ic. y. y. July 2o.-Gcorgc
\. Brill of Duchess county. who cradu-
atcd from Cornell university in 1SSS. re-
Gently received a cable dispatch from Ii
Hung Chang offering him a liberal sum
to organize and manage Il model farm
in China. under the government. Mr..
Brill will accept the o Ter and will leave
for China to eutcr upol his duties
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
OSHKOSH TEAM DISBANDS.
II will Break Up the Wisconsin Central
League.

Oshkosh. Wis. July 70 TSpeciai. =
Tho Oshkosh Baseball league team has
iish,u,lcd on account of Increased eN-
nans,s du, to the tendency of other clubs
~ load NJ with Saaricd players. II Is
understood this will break NJ the W is
con>in Central league, comprising Sic
vnns Hnint. Ennd du Lac and Nenasha.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
MISTRAL WAS FAST.
Won the Lake Pcwaukee Regatta on
Time Allowance.


The rccatta Saturday has stirred Up tn"
yachtsnen hcrca bouts. and already niHn>
are being laid for another regatta next
year. 1t wa$ til" general impression Sat
urday that the Ayers had won the I@Icc.
but the MlStral won ON time alluwanc"
by few seconds. The actual aud cor
rcctcd time for the morning race Is as
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
"ff ~ul-t,eueral Cow

~. United States Consul
\ Gowdy. who has been
uuw improving aud l.
removed to Plcmbiere>. Il
on the Angrounc. foI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Walter Boyer. living near Merrill,
was killed by lightning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
Made Sick by Sour Milk

Ann Arbor. Mich July 1o-Thc on
tire force of the University hospital as
well as the thirty or more patients wcre
taken with dysent.rv Tho cause was
ira cpd to Il can Of milk which had been
cxnosed to the sun for over four hours
Some Of the case may prove fatal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
Frances Direct Taxes Bill.

Paris. July 20-The Chamber of Dep
mics. hv = vote of 80 10 :. today passed
the direct taxes hill, for which NJ Ga
vi-nac IN Friday last ondeaVuitt 10 sub
srfrnr. an income tax proposal which
The chamber defeated by ! vote CT 232
10 2ig
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
STREET RAILWAY SOLD.
racine Company Bid in by the
bondholderS for 10000
Company to Reorgan'ze.

Racine. Wis. July 19-ISpccial. /
The Belle City Street Railway company
was sold at public auction this morning
by Hiram j. Smith, the receiver. 1t was
bid IN hy Frank j. Miller for Sl5o. 600
TOR the bondholdcrs. The company Will
be reorganized. the capital To be 5000
Nn with Il bonded Indebtedness of $50
VN' CarlnE , Dor cont interest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
udetl Home.

vautoma Wis. July 2o.-I Special; /
~ GrandalI Of plainneld WAS taken
- ,'Ti'e ths Home for the FeebIe minded T.: J;
ma!ts tie first patient committed if"N
WauSbara county.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
TO FORCE 4 CRISIS.
- .ba Largeg Mines in the
pttsbure District May be
nnrred This Week.

-
r-trr- I.t. july i'.-, Mess tie
Eyr> ale able to get the West
r.s -.r. nut early this week the
rr-"I -.tiou nrnmi.ns Ia rrow
L "h' ~, -. =.
rraTt SANE dhidt tue i'N' " thiH
.I t9 come To a crisis next Mon
a"' Several If the local opera
aI a'.. r,.,urrd that they are tired
NJ, 4utrs,.ts uet away from
,H- y. f6r mines now supplying
r i'I 10 stopppd or their u,y,,
iar .i.. ,,t into onnratiou The
r> ~. ..,'.. b,trd of the miners or
r,'. ,.,, nntitied as above Inv
zli' W, ,,,ra imnnrtant onerators
H> @. III, IN Tho .triln nIl da-
/, so, ,r., .pI rnl.ss p;ttsbur.,
l- 'a ,ho W., S;r.,;,,;,
io > .,lN y ~, III, Iii i'i',' ,.'
r., Ui'.,' l'' u. 'ii' " ~ p'
. jrm. 'h'l' = .ldi.s' " ,ol',>
M t0e t' .dll'H "niioi hii's "ii'iee
rt IT,. ,,,,
ra. miners hiii' E'iN a'lhil' .i M. snouin
,a t1r M.- ih'it's - ny nio'i -! NV
W Tn' .#to ottid'i',!i' ! ,'in JoiiS ~
0-- 4, ~ me nlStfi'' N"','d re-
X, '.Ii'r, ~ H. ~ I,'ttl;'' sii'
'.' l'liL'I: 'ai'i = hi'i,.n 10
aal" - ,,ti ~ ,.,o,, Ill I'll ;,,,
ahl'IoIoI WIS Hit n.aa' ~
.l' - -! ~!
u Im'-t..- ol1ia'".S M, linar io5I ,'uo- .h-
, a. rhcy .rI NV pg,''i, lost 'lr ,,,rt ',,f nf
., slis,,i,,o season and i
..--,i.,-tt, frru their cnntr,c,.
,....rs In W-ast Virginia and
t.I pnpn.rlyania finIds to Le
r.. n. 81, srrik@ * nyer The
long strike and the nnssi-
n>tirg until their contracts
r.... filled X what hu. stirred
..r.,.r, 10 action. The operators
-.t together and start or,. nr
,h mrorraut mines in ease The
rr- (.r-ufg pNpcdition of the labor
.,r> , unsuccessful. They are tr
fort to get sufficient men 10
.>.tu mau one or two of the III.
, ar-c force If deputy sh"riTs
.-H farming ont coal for the iak,S.
ri-r . ulan j. to pay the miners
..rgt.n II rnuts. if il he necessary t.
n. .a.a work.
T p.r~hrtrE nurratorS Nir ypit i,
.. ~ the West Virginia men are
n 4 4, Wednesday. agents Of the
muuu~ viii 20 on u SkirmiSh for
Atn SAME time application i; to
a.f ar sheriff for Il lnrgr force
"A .-
Tr officials arc banking every
n tH .hlitt af the Labor organ
T. -4v fb,t il, case fha onprators
.,1rI,fer til. Euht IL fbis III.
f., forces anv 1T ,yrrL N
.ri, l,lll ho broI,rht into tl,il
....,,rrL
X y, III, ia n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
I Spring Bed.

At matinee recently given for the
benefit Of Mrs. Bishop. Joseph Jefferson
told the following story: After on" of
his performance Of Rip Van Winki"'
he received most complimentary letter.
asking him to accept beautiful spring
hedStead The letter expressed such eX-
traya CANT appreciation Of the actors tai
cnt~ that Mr IefersonS modesty pre-
vented him from repeating the expires
sion> But he said the letter concluded
with this request: 4 shall he glad II.
when in the third act, you awake from
YOUR long slumber II Sleepy Hollow. You
VIII say that you would nave slept more
soundly and more re-cefully if you had
had one OF Boomers spring beds. -
Memphis Commercial-Adyert
Louis X Pratt Of the Hahn's Peak
district has brought 10 Denver a number
Of specimens from recent discoveries in
that extensive gold region. Some Of
these specimens assay as high as 500
per ton. the percentage 81 copper being
far.
Walter Boyer, living near Merrill,
was killed by lightning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

.mef !lsts barn at chippewa Fails
-'@.-tEg loss of 300.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

DIR. Mcdowell of Chicago was ,Irfcar-
rd IN the final heat of the race, for The
London cup hy RIack>tutf. who tiui>hr,
four lengths ahead of his opponent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Nan.wa. Wis.. Iuly l9-i Speclai ]
orrn Dursa Sustained L fracture OF tlS
risht arm H fell from load oi A@t'
striking on his wrist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Washington. u. {. July 2n-T"d8y.S
statement of the condition "t the ti"1>-
ury: Available cash balance. S23l .o4N.-
$50: gold rest rye. <l43 $50
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Rudderhan. the Providence pitcher
has been doing good work in the box
this season. although at times he has
been hit hard. He has pitched Il NUM-
Der of games in which his opooncnt.
have secured no more than three, hits.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Dclahanty. the PhilHcS' heavy hittin.
outheldcr, must hc afraid that Burketr
may become the thrcc-time champion
batter. When he saw the Clcycland
hitter WAS crawling up the Quaker
champion took out Il fresh supply Of
bats, and tn" way he has been hitting
the ball is WONDERFUL out of fftccl.
times nj bat in the last three games ht.
has made fourteen hits. That iS Il rec
ord for the season.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Extensive preparations ar" now beng
made for the twenty yhfth annual regatta
If the National Association Of Amateur
Oarsmen. which i to be held on August
Il and II on the Schuylkill river. Phila
delphia The course Will be one mile and
= half with one turn, excepting the inter-
national four-oared shell and the eight
cared she'll races. which will be one mile
and a half Straightaway. The programme
will include ten events. az follows: In
ternediate and senior single scull shells,
Intermediate and senior double sculls. pair
cared shells, senior: Intermediate and So
nior four-oared shells. senior international
four-oared shells. Intermediate and senior
pight-oartd shells