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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
2lomiraI OeweY iiber ieinen 6esner.

Sn einem Sdreiben, tuelfes Der
Sieeer in Der Seeidfadt BON Rani=
Ia an einen alten Shulfamez
raben ri6tete. ipriDt er fid in b6d5f
rubmenoer @eiie lber feinen@eener,
ben ipanii9enIbmiral Monteiu, aus.
@r iaet u. a.:
yS6 erDhnete nit meinen nbtzsDlz
lieen @elbiiben nuf $500 S9ritte
slbitanb 5euer auf bas ipaniIde
5fngei9iff Maria gbriiinn. Sober
SbuB traf. Der ipnniibe abmirnl
MDntejo foAt tuie elm Selo. @r
blieb auf ieiner &pmmanoobrlde,
bis iein S6iff bubitablib in Siam
men sebiIt mar un6 ibm Der 8poen
unter ben 5uBen ga iinten beeann.
Damn biBte er feline 5laeee auf benz
S6la6tlbife rSsle be Cuba" unb
fdmpfte unter einem Sagel BON
Sbrapnels furhtlus nit bent &eIte
1einer S(otte iueiter, Bis audi Iein
stpeites Slaegi6iff unb bunbert Der
Scmannung in ben Slutben oerian'
fen.
rS6 bin bet Meinune, baB in Der
@ei9i6te Der Seloen elm Nomiral
eenannt perben iollte, melber 10
topfer nit ieinenS biffen tantpfte uno
tibl uno rubie auf Der 8ummanbp=
Bride ltano, als iein SlpttencapitGn
an leiuer Seite our6 uniere &uaeln
in Stiide eeriiien murbe. S@ ianb>
te ibm elm S9reiben, in nel9em idJ
INN mittbeilte, pie bod ib Die Sap
ferteit, nit tuel6er er uno feline Slot
tie 9etdmpft hdtten, i9dbe un6 Der
tiefen 8etpunoerun9 meiner Sffisiere
uno Manni9aften fir ben &omman,
6anten Der rWnria @briitina" Ius=
bruf uerlieb, Der ieine5laaee an ben
Wtat na9elte uno Damn nit ieiner
tapferen Semannune u%ntereine."
9ieies ebrenuole llrtbeil 6es iieg=
rei9en A0mirals iber ben geIblage,
men @egner mabt ben Sies BEL Ma,
Mia fir uniere SunoesHotte mod
ruBmrei9er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
unridtie. Der rSeafire4 tuiro am
Mpntaa nod MaSila suridfebren.

Gs 1T elm gepnltieer Sprung BON
ben altmpbiiben DOZEN BON Geudr
iilberftpf uno gum 8leben ret5eroen
Nbfnhrmitteln bis gu ben aneeneb@
men fleinen Yiuen, bic unter benz
ylamen rSesgitt's 2ittle @arlD &iIz
ers" befannt iinb. Sic beilen Sers
Iupfuna, Mierane uno Storun9en
Der 2eber.-8alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
Suflen'S QrnioazSalbe.

Seite Sal6e Der 8elt geaen Gfnit,
te Guetibun9en, @~eidiu!ren, Gals=
flub, 5ieberbeulen, 8inewurm, auf=
eefpruueene Sanbe, S~iibnerauaen
uro ale Sautaltsidldee. 9eilt fiber
Eiles, ooer feline Sesabiung uet=
larl9t. 9eilung allen 5auen oara1z
int, uber @elb suruderItettet. 8reis
rs Gents Die Su9ie. gu babem bel
@alter 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
Gin uuternebmenoer 2lpotbefer

Gin unternebmenoer 2lpotbefer.
@s aibt meniee M6nner. tpel6e
mebr 9el6aftseifer uno l~lnterneb=
mungs9eiit sei9en, ais @alter Srps.,
SeiiBer Der bieiigen oeuti9en Npuz
tbefe, mel6e feline Miibe id)euen, ie.
ber5eit oas Bette in ibrer Sran6e gu
bei6affen. glu8 bieiem @runbe ba=
ben tie iebt audi Die lubnenoe @ecntur
uun Or. Sings Reu DISCOVERY fir
Ius5ebrung, 9uiten uro @rtdltungen
iibernommen. 0ieles Mittel bat Iif)
infUlge Der tpunoerupuen &uren einen
g8eltruf ertuurbeu. @r beilt iider
Iitbma, SrOnbitts, !6eiierteit unb
nle NffeftiOnen oeS 9alIes, Der 8ruli
uno Der 2unsen. Sult @ub in Der
pb8enonnten Npptbete cine Strobe
flaide gratis. 9ie9uldre 5la1den
SOC uno $1.OO Sur 9arantirt, ooer
oaS @elo miro Suriideritattet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
Qus 1nifouri.

- Sn Sanias Gitp iuuroe ant
5amstae s(ben0 Der 30 Sabre nlte
Nrbie Sboemafer BON einem aabel=
babnnagen iiberfabren uno 9etO0@
tet.
- Sn MtarDpile, Rooapag Gouns
tn, tuurbe Der 20 Sabre alte Sobn
@ebIter pur ben 9ueen ieiner 5rau
un6 ainoer our9 einen SlibItrnbl 9e=
tDotet.
- Der 2aoen Der @ebruoer Suefz
ner in geem MeIe, ct. Gbarles
County, tuuroe bon @inbre4ern beim,
seIu6t, uelde benS ipren9z
ten uno $40 erbeuteten.
Beim Spleen in ct. 2ouis er-
artff Der s~ebnidbriee 8iuie 9ntpe
oas obgerifIene gnoe zines elettrts
Ifen 9rabtes, mas ben au9enbltd=
liden Sob bes anahen CUR 5ol9e
bate.
- 8eim &artenIpielen nit obligaz
tent 8iertrinten murbe am Cams
taa @beno in ct. 2ouis Der 25 Sabre
alte 5reb. Snanb BON benz 21ziabri=
gen SoIepb 8rauie erito9en. 9er
M6r6er lit entfloben.
- Sn ct. 2ouis ~itiir5te am Mitt'
nodb i'm @tabliiiement Der Slante
Bros. Sea & Coffee So. bic bDrti9e
Is Sabre alte Nnseltelte 2ouile
g8iue aus benz 4. Gtpdnert ourd
einen @lepatoriha6t, mas ben Sof
oe8 Mdb9ens CUR 6ot9e bate.
- Sn Yuplar Bluff, MO., ertranl
8ierce 9otpeu beim Baden i'm Slad
&ioer. @r mar oeS S6wimmena
untunoia uno wa9te iib gu tueit IN
ben auieei6mDuenen 5luB. Seir
iiu9erer 8ruoer mare beinabe BON
1elben Sdidla( credit mDroen, muir.
De aber BON eiuem Wanne, Der gu;
fQui9 auI einem &abne in 0er 9ta6e
tueilte, aufeefii6t. Die 2eide oe3
Grtruntenen mur6e bis Jest utd)t &C.
fulloen.
- Nntpn &ern, elm after befann:
ter Siiceer uon ct. 2Dui8 County, il
9eItern gabmitta9 tur5 uor flint u61
9eIturben. Spr ettua 5tuci NtDnatet
800 Iid 8ern in elm 3intmer 5urid
uno lieB bic bon ieiner 6rau 9ebra6
ten Ntabl5eiten unberiibrt. @r bate
li6 in ben Sopf 9eiebt, perbun9eri
gu mDGeu. Ntan 500 9r. Nu9uI
Nteild gu &atbe, aber oerIelbe tonn
te ni9tS auSri6ten. Gern tpei9ertl
Iih bartnddie, stabrun9 gu iib 81
nebnlen, uno ais III @emalt an
Wen0en tuoIte, pebrte er iid tute ell
8abniinnieer. Nus Der beiabrt,
Wanu i6mdher tpur0e, eelang e,
eu0lid, inn Nabrun9 ein5uflDBen
Spdter mei9erte CT iidJ mieberun
Speiie un0 @etrdIlte gu iid 81 neb
men. Sur tueni9en 4o9en tuuroe c
lebr i6pa6 uno 9cliecn Nn6nittaI
trat Der Sob Elm.
Sern betrieb bis oor flint @pdel
in 8aIltuin cine s@irtbihaft. Seil
Subn @mil 8. 8ern lit bort i'm @rp
cerp>9ei6ait tbdtie. 8ern panoert'
I'M Sabre 1889 inn glitter BON IA Sab
TEN aus Seuti6lano Elm uno ma
ieit 81 Sabren nit @liiabetb DOZEN
bad, elmer S6Weiter bes frlbere1
Sberiffs 3ulenba6, oerbeiratbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Gin fleiner Sun9e uerlan9te cine
5laIAe BON v0ta6' idJuea am 0tor=
gen, baB ou aus bent Bette tommlt."
Der 9lpptbeter puBte %lufurt, oaB Der
8leine u9eg8itt's 9ittle @arlp GilerS"
meinte uuo CAB INN cine 6(al6e lie.
ner betaunten tleinen Yilen 9egell
8eritopfung, neruDie &Dpfi6mter5en,
9ebers uno Wtn9enbei0meroen.-
8alfer 8rpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

5unfunooreiBie Sabre biloen elm
NfenIhenalter. Gu lanee 1itt 4bulpb
Slider opn 5%aneSoiue, D., an Sdz
mprrboioen. @r puroe ourd ben
9ebrnu6 BON brei S9a9teln De
Wttt's 8itd Sa5eI Salne" eebeilt.-
@alter 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
1eoern1dnn iddt 70.

9aScorets Snrtr'YonbonS. bic munberborne mshi-
sinliGe Gntoednuq hes S'italtsrs. ona.nenm unn or.
trii1eio fur ben Sei9mad. pirfeu feidt uu6 be.
tiTiInt out 3tsren. Seoer ano @tnsepetbe. reintasn
9opfpeb. Sisber. pruuiits 9ei %Itopfuna nn6 Soaioa
lett. bite tanist nno probiret beute en- Sdddbtsf.
dsn, 10. rs. so Seats. Yerfauit uuo aprontirt Don
allen apptbetern. W."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Our 5riibtines5eit lit Die 2eber
traee neil lie i'm g8inter 81 oiel gu
tbun eebabt bat. @ir fubfen i6lafz
rig uno ermiibet. Man eebrau6e
Or. &usuIt aDnie's 9nmbureer Sro-
fen. 9ieielben reinisen ben Mtneen
unb ltdrten baS Spltem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

SauIenoe BON @rippetranfen ba-
ben ibre @eiunbbeit burd nOne Ntiz
mute @Ouob Cure" pieoererlan9t.
6etlt i6nea SuIten, @rtaltun9en,
MISUNDERSTANDING, 2%unaenent=
slnoune, Grippe, Ntbemnotb uno ale
9alS. uno Observation-Disclosures
fer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

8eideioen. 9tahbarin; @S fpmmt
mir Dor, ats penn Sbnen SIR Stu
bent ben &elpect ibul0ie bliebe.
Sermietberiu; 9td, tpe9en oes 8ez
ipects-er bleibt aber AUDI bic Mie,
the 16uloi9!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

SO. 8. gpcum puu Cameron, Sa.,
ia9t: SD mar 5ebn Sabre leioeno
uno periu6te taft nIle Mtittel 9e9er
04mDrrbDi0en, nber Dbue @rrOlg.
3a tpurbe mir r9eg8itt's @itb 9a,
sel SaGue" empIpb(eu. SD 9ebrau6=
tie cine S6ndtel. Sic bat MIDI oau=
erno eebeilt." 2t(s 0~aucrnoeS 0eil.
mittel eegen SdmDrrbpiOen fat r9e-
g8itt's @it9 9a5eG 9nlu,' ni1t III
les @lei6en.-8alfer Srp8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

@ioeripru6. &eiAe, iunee Jrau:
@Ott iei 8anf, baB id bas Nrbeiten
nidt nDtbis babe! Gbemann: Merf-
murOis! llnO 6ennOb bebaupten
ale Wenl6en, 9u ieielt Seiner Ga-
oelIii6e tuegen sefur6tet!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

aur5 unb bunois. Baron (uers
i6ulbet): 4liu gnaoi9ltes Graulein,
woIlen Die @be pirtli6 ni6t nit
mir einseben? 6rduIein: 3ein, Serr
8arDn, id mill nidt einoehen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Der Sarmer, Der Sanbwerter uno
Der &aDfabrer fDnuen iid lei6t
S6nitttpunoen uno Guetlduneen gu
5ieben. r9egSitt'S 8it6 Sa5el
Salpe" lit 0as 8elte, mas man be-
reit balten fam Sic betlt l6neu
uno lit Elm befanutes 0tittel 9e9en
misunderstanding Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

3weibeutie. Bndfi6: @3, Serr
8rofehor, bel ar iulber SeIebriamz
felt lduft's einem ia falt Iber'n &uz
den. SrDfenor: So, neil Sic cine
9aniebaut baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Cine trdee Qeber raubt Dir ben
@breeis uuo u%ntersrdbt beine @e-
Iunobeit. pSe8itt's 2ittle garlD
&iiers reinieen bic Sober, beilen
Seritupfuns un5 aue Masenz unb
2eberbeidumeroen.-@alter Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

@9mere Nuf9abe. SD mDbte
Elm re6t biibl6es uno abnli6eS 9ur=
trait uun mir! @ntI9eiben Sic ii6
aeIaui9It, meiu Sraulein, fir oas Ell
ne poer an6ere!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

8inber nebmeu es germ; es erbdli
lie ant 2eben. @ir meinen ySne
Wiinute Cough Cure, oas unfebibare
Wtittef fir Suiten, @rtdltuneen,
8rdune ,2uftrDbrenent5inoung, Grip
pc uno aue Salsz uub 2~unsenbe=
Observation-Disclosures 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Gin bosbafter @ait. g8irtb: Sic,
uenn Sic meiue &ab' nudrmal in ben
S6tpan5 t%neifen, tuenu elm Serr So
lenbraten beiteut, oaun loaen Sic
mai Ieben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Sir Gnn1Mter. Gin juu9es Mtdoz
6en int 8eIibe BON 5000 NnIi6tstar=
ten uito e~beniopiel Marf Saaroerz
mDgen Iudt Itd SIT uere1elidJen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Sm CONCERT. 9u, mir ideint, Der
Gumponiit 6ieIes 8al5ers bat iid
nit fremoen Saoern eel6miidt! Saz
uul-llno srpar nit StrauBfeoern!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
Crobe= Sdus.

- g. $. Clifford, 9terp @oIieu.
@isc., fit an Reural9ie uno &beu.
matismus; fem Mogeu mar auBer
Or0nung ieine2eber mar in beunrubi=
GENDER g8eiie nn9e9rifen, Ippetit
nabm ab, uno er bate ON 5leii6 uuo
StQrfe be0euteno ab9cnDmmen.
Drei 6lal9en r@lettiri9es SitterS"
heilten inn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
So padete 6emnie Samen, 800

SIR s1,OO ienoet Sbnen bic Sobn
u. Galser Seeo Co., 2a@rohe, @is.,
10 Sic oieie g2oti5 mitIeuoen, ibren
beutiden Satnloe iainmt 80 Yadeten
aIerfrubelter 9emileSSamen, rei6z
li9 fur cine oeuti6e 5amilie. Gin
8adet oeuti6en &afee-S amen fir
l5c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

9fpbel. Die 8%aroueIie lit mo5l
cine Iebr uornebme Game? . fret
li6! Die ldBt ipgar in Die Reifen
ibres &aoes II parIiimirte Suit
pulnpen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Meun btI,6s ooer ~oerfopft, eitet @osearet 2ogir
Sonbons. BUR edrnntIrt. 10 EHo % Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

9cscarsts ft%iaIultr' I Ssber. Eisrsu unb Ginscpei.
be. ntsmaIs ihpdhsn O0sr theipen. lOe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

Der iLrbt .iue Ice. SdabteI Gascarets, Der bette
2ebsr. Luo GiueeBstoe-8ssulatO semodt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

9itoermunb. Sante, siebe benz
8rioerden bod einmaG Define 3dbne
an, oamit er audi SUDDEN eiien fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03

9sobel. Siener: 9err Gummer.
5ienratb, Sbr Serr Sruoer lit ba!
GOmmer5ienratb (friid eeabelt):
S6on mieoer 10 Elm 8iiraerliher,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-03
DR.. FORNEY'S
d z / | 1T t t E |
aIpsntrduter. 5siI6I uuo nuosre Rebi5tnen fnb be
Der untsr5etdustsu, aleini9su AgcHtin ihr PermGnH
5u bnbsH.
Srau q u g u # c 6
Sbwad3e, nerp0ie Derlonen,

espIa9t nrn 6ofuun9sIofgIett uuo I1Ithtsn 5rdH-
men: eIi9opienoeu Au nnfisH. @IIeosrrsiBsn.
9rnit', 8ldeH' NIB ~9opfi6mer5ru. SaarnnsfaH.
@6nahme oes Sebors Hno @ehdts aatorIh.
Wta9enorndeH, StHbIperftCpfuHe Wtnbiotett. Gre
rstben. 3ittsrH. 5er5tIGpteu. 'NeuaftlIdfeIt uuo
2rnblnn. triabrsn aus Dem, ,SnsemofreHn0", mt
slHlan Hno btht9 ne 9ruroItn gsheilt NIB belle
9elnnobett, 1n9eHoIt6e ,Srllde n"D iSlDhiinn
pteoererloH9eu tounen. 6aH5 urueS cciloCriabrsn.
Jtosr lem ei9sHer ar3t. SGidt % 9eHis SriefmaIftn
~orrftgsIt 5~ugcinnof bon Der Dripat.GIinif,
181 q. s!ueHue, 9Sew Dcrf Sttg.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-01
Arizona kiondikers.

Dr. and Mrs. T. $. Collins, who joined the hegira to the Klondike last spring, returned to Globe Monday. They did not find the klOndike "what fancy painted it." When the claim owner pays 90 per cent of the output for expenses and 10 per cent royalty to the Canadian government. the illusion Of golden wealth is soon dissipated. Dawson City has an enormous stock of provisions and prices have fallen &C., c)rdingly. Flour is selling at s4 per hundred, rice l3 cents and beans dents per pound: bacon l5 cents. Sugar is high and in demand. Luxuries com mtnd extravagant prices. Nelly Cush- man, who is known to every Old-timer in Arizona, is running restaurant in Dawson City and getting rich. John Collins is working claim on Dominion creek. about thirty miles from Dawson. Summed up. Dr. Collins opinion is that the klondike craze is the greatest fake of the century. Globe Belt. '
 Ladies calling cards, in the correct styles. printed in the latest copper-plate script at this office
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-01

crowded condition. which the board of trustees there has taken immediate steps to relieve. The number enrolled for the first three weeks is 3S2. of whom 33 are in the high schools and 50 in the kindergarten. This leaves 299 in the six departments of the common school, distributed as follows: first primary 52. second primary 66, first intermediate termediate P, junior 3s.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-01
EDUCATIONAL PAGE.
EDITED BY MALVERN DIMMlCK.

Harry Cameron was enrolled in the eighth grade last Monday and Miss Florence Howell in the ninth.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-01

tendance at school, and thus aid the teachers in bringing the young people to realization of the importance of being punctual in all things and for nation of correct habits in this direc- tiOn.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-01

Drawing will be taken up as regu- lar study next week. The principal has been going over the course in this branch as adopted by the territorial board of education and will assign the work to several grades early in the week.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-01

The state department at Washington has been informed by Minister Conger that the emperor of China, by decree, has sanctioned the opening of a nation al university at Pekin. In connection with this, schools are to be established in the provincial department and dis trict cities.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-01


 Mrs. Finkins was taking her son to school for the first time. and after i'm pressing the 'schoolmaster with the necessity of his having thoro educa- tion. finished by saying:"And be sure he learns Latin" But. my dear madam" said the school master, Latin is dead language" All right" said Finkins. hell want it. He is going to be an undertaken. ."--Tid-Bits.
 The attendance so far has been quite regular and punctual, yet, there has been more tardiness than there should be. We think there will be an i'm provement in this respect from now on. Several of the parents have said they would try to arrange their work at home so that their children would not be detained after school hours. Parents should take particular pains to see that their children are prompt in their at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-23
THE Ora WlFloRD)
MANE'G co
S2S 9TH ST. M.w
E. p. Van Mater, Mgr.
GOT THE BODY BY VERDICT,
How UDdcrtnkers Used to Fight II
the Old LeadvilIe Days.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
in the old days there used to be great
rivalry between the undertakers Of Lead
Vile. II wasn't necessary to sit before a
mans house to be the first to ask for Gus
tom when he died. Men died too suddenly
and there were too many deaths for that.
This happened after the mines were dis
covered. People were coming to Denver
ty thousands and there was 10 place for
them to sleep.
AT an altitude of II 900 feet sleeping in
the open air was not conducive to good
health. Men died like sheep the first night
they got there of heart disease, or more
slowly of pneumonia and other kindred dis
eases. All had money, some a good deal
and others little, every one enough to Day
funeral expenses This fact was an en-
enlargement to the doctors and the men
who attended to the last rites For a time
1000 men slept under the shelter of a shed.
Some mornings twenty OF them would be
found dead.
William Simpson and John Moran were
the principal undertakers of the town The
competition was keen. and both men had
scouts to look for bodies. The scouts had
many lights over their claims for the right
TO take a body for burial John Atkins was
the scout for Simpson and Bill Green the
scout for Moran. Things came to a climax
one morning over the body of "a young
Englishman.
? Its mine" said Atkins
You're liar," replied Green. its mine.
j was the first 10 find he was dead"
An argument of that kind could only he
settled in one way In Leadville at that
one Both men drew revolyers both fired
and both fell
> The coroner held an inquest. The verdict
was:
John Atkins and Bill Green came 10
Their deaths by pistol shots. Bin Green
died FIRST and therefore Atkins won his
night. 1t is the opinion OF the fury that
William Simpson, the undertaken for whom
Atkins worked, is entitled to the body OF
the Ensishman."
Cndertakers in those DAYS Of sudden
death wouldn't change salaries with the
President of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-23
HARD HITTING GAME
Thirty Safeties We're Made by the
Two Teams.
THREE home PITCHERS WERE USED
Locals Played Without Error and
Visitors With Only Two.
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

The third game between the home team
and the visitors from Brooklyn yesterday
gave entire satisfaction to those who en-
joy hitting, the two teams making thirty
hits between them in the eight innings,
the game being called on account Of dark
ness. For the Brooklyns Yeager, who
pitched last season for the Lancaster club,
did the pitching, while the home talent en-
listed the services of three twirlers, d.
neen, Amole and Donavan. Dineen lasted
but two innings. Then Amole went in for
three innings, Donavan finishing the game.
The visitors got six hits off Dineen, seven
off AmOle and but three off of Donavan,
the latter striking out the only two visit
ors who famed.
The Washington team hit we'll enough
to win an ordinary game, getting fourteen
safeties. of which Gettman secured four,
one of them being a three-bagger Each
made run in the first inning and the
home team landed two in the second inning.
while the visitors went them three better,
also getting one in the third. Each secur-
cd two in the fourth, the Brooklyns getting
two more in the fifth and one in the sew
enth. the local talent getting their last
two in the eighth.
The Washingtons played an errorless
game, and but two mistakes We're charged
up to the visitors. Score:
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VANITY FAIR WON.
Running the Hunters StceDlechase at
Benning Yesterday.

Running the Hunters StceDlechase ut
Benntng Yesterday.
One Of the largest crowds of the meeting
witnessed the racing at the Benning track
yesterday. afternoon, the eleventh day of
the third spring meeting of the Washing
ton Jockey Club. The number Of ladies
was particularly large, the hunters stee-
plechase proving a great attraction for
them. Six horses started in that event, 1t
being won by Vanity Fair. splendidly rid
den by Benjamin. by twenty-five or more
lengths. Mrs. S. S. Howlands Athlete, the
favorite, ridden by Mr.. Lloyd, beating ST.
George head for second place. Undine,
Mr.. Nicholas up, was fourth. Risque fell
at the jump before the water. and Blais
Clifford went down at the last jump in the
field. Mr. Craven being badly shaken up.
The time. 447, established track record
for the distance.
Phil Dryers Holden came with a rush in
the second race, at five furlongs, for two
year-olds, beating Rhodymenia head, she
same distance in front of Subject. The
winner was at 10 and 20 to l. First Time,
the Is TO > favorite ran the fastest six fur
longs of the meeting in the first race, win
ming easily in 1:151a Sophomore left the
maiden class in the third race beating Mig
ger Baby a length. Charantus won the
fourth race, the 6 to favorite, Summer
Sea, badly ridden by Iittetield, finishing
Iourth Lucid in the fifth led from start
to finish, Her Own, the 6 to 5 favorite. be-
ing third. half a length behind Alarum.
Summary:
First race, six furlongs. selling-First
Fruit. to ., won; Louise N. IL to 10 and
10 ., secord; fiesta, to l, third. Time.
1.1JIh.
Second race. two-year-ods. five furlongs.
seliing-Holdon, 20 to 1, won: Rhodymenia
to l and to l, second: Subject, s to ],
third. Time. los.
Third race seven furlones- Sonbon,ore
even. won: Niger Baby 10 to and :, to /,
second; Ellerslie Belle, to / third. Time,
30.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-
Charantus, II to ). won; Warrenton. II to
and to ), second; Vigenta, 40 to l, third.
Time. 100.
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Lucd, 3 to
l. won; Alarum, to l and to ), secon /;
Her own. & to >, third. Time, 1.45.
Sixth race, steepiechase for hunters, two
and half miles-Vanity Fair, IL to 10,
won; Athlete, to > and to 10, second;
St George, 10 TO ], third. Time, AT.
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Both Players Have Been Playing
With the Sacramento Club.

Both Players Have Been Playing
With the Sacramento Club.
Under date Of April IL the Sacramento,
Cal. correspondent Of the Sporting Life
writes to that journal as follows:
Upward Of 1000 people witnessed the
opening game yesterday Of the California
League at the Oak Park grounds, in this
city. The game was highly interesting
one, replete with sensational plays, and
after an exciting contest the San Jose team
succumbed to the superior prowess of the
Sacramento team. being vanquished by a
score Of IL to II. Reitz and McHale Of this
seasons Washingtons played second and
center field. respectively, for the home
team, and their work contributed in no
small degree to their victory. McHale' 8
work was sensational, to say the least. His
fielding of long hits, fast sprinting and
heavy hitting was decidedly the feature of
the, game. AS bunter he is par excel
lence. and will surprise the Washingtonians
by his clever all-round work. The Senators
have two jewels in our old favorites, Reitz
and McHale and their work with that team
will be watched with interest by their many
admirers here.
''Reitz and McHale. it is said, leave here
tomorrow night to join the Washingtons,
consequently they will not be able to par
ticpate in the opening games, although in
the best Of condition.