davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Reidthumer 6es mertfantfden Staa.
tes Qdbdsco.

9err Martin, fran30fIGer gonIulars
agent in San Suan 8autiita in Merifo, bat
foeben ieiner R~egierung Elm Memoranbum
iiber Die Rei9tbiimer bes Staates Sabasco,
iopie Die Snbutrte unO ben @erte6r bieIes
S6siles Merito's einge1anbt. Sobasco lit
Der fru6tbarIte bon alien Staaten Der meriz
tanii4en Republtt unO fem &lima tpie feline
Gooengeitaltung eignen ii9 bor5igli9 fir
bic @nttpidlung be5 Nderbaus. Gs gebeiz
bcn bort ale tropii9en pro6utte, ME Mdis,
Sobnen, &sts, Gacao, &affee, 3uderro9r,
Summit @ldticum, Pfeffer, 9abat, 8antIe,
8ananen, Orangen u. T. 10. Sci geeigneter
4uspabl Der guten Samenarten IGBt 1i9 in
Sdbasco Elm feiner Sabaf %proou3irsn. Ser
gacap BON Sabasco lit anerfannt Der bette
Der gdn5en Welt, aber feline &ultur pirD nur
in tleinem MaBitabe betrieben unb rei4t
taum fir ben 8ebarf bes 2anbss aug. Die
&affeeitrGu6er geben Sru4t bo1l britten
Sabre an, tpenn Die 8ooenb.r6Gltni1e GIN
1ttg iinb, unb bas 9ummi gld lticum bat
nod cine grOBe 3ufunft, Ser 8ooen eignet
ii9 ~beIonbers fir 3uderrobr, unb ja6Irei9e
acknowledgements finb tpG6rnb 20, 80
unb 40 Sabren nit Doraiigli4en &eiultaten
betrieben tporben. Die 8antqe tpddlt tpilD
tpie bas Sunni unb ibr Nnbau pGre lei9t
unb gepinnbrin9eno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
JnPaltspe

1. Sette: CUR 8ea6tung - Sruut unb @is
ben - Sie amerifaniide 9anotpirtbi6aft i'm 10.
Sabrbunbert - 2auopirtbi6aftli6e Spesialttdten in
SnOiana - Sabatbuu inter Su3 - Sie SnDianer
als 5armer Nei6tbiimer beg meritanii@en Staaz
tes SabascO. - 8rteftaten: CUR Wttlitdrpflt9t
in Seuti6lanO - ueberpinterung bon 9tIben etc. -
Iu9eutrautbeit bel &iuberu Sas GotsipOlosi6af -
Souiten bel S6peiner.
2. settle: Ste 3uderritben 5ur Belt ibrer &ube
- @us SuiuOis Sin 0fliGer Ntil6truit - Ius
Ntifouri - @alifOruiens Giibensuder - ROdmals
itber Oag @ntrabmeu Der Ntil6 - Gin 8eientrut -
&us ealiforuieu SrOi65u6t @tpas aus benz
couaOti6en NOrOteften Q8ie 9tes6eu unb @uf6en
8eeren pfliiden eiueen - Sutter= unO &diefabritGtiOn
in Ohio - 8ldtter uno 8liitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Observation-Disclosures SPECIALIZATION in
Jnoiona.

SIM State Snbiona giebt es eine @nz
3abl lanbpirtbf9uftli9er 8etriebe, bic fia
bon Der Me6r5a6G Der Sarmen bur4 bic
SerOor6ringung gang sigenurtieer Proz
butte unter19etben. Sa iinb 8, 9, feds
Sarmen, auf benen ausi4lieBli4 Stint
There ge3ii6tet perOen, 9os Sen zines
f6ipar3en Stunt" bringt ettpa So, bas
zines eeftreiften $1,50 unb bariiber, unb
ba mar9e Der 3i9tereien groBe We1gsn
bieier Sphere groB5ie6en, perfen fte einen
urfebnli9en @etpinn ab. Damn bat Der
Stat 5nei oOer bret Sdrmsn auf5upeiien,
bic fia NIT Der 3nat bon @ieisl abssbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
So. anbreurn. N1tntnrer A.

gs pirb perfi4ert, baB felbf Die beiten
&enner ben, na9 foGber Met6obe ~er8ielten
8ldtterta6at ni6t mebr BON Dem, aus @uz
MARIA unO Cuba importirten unterf4eiben
t%0nnten, penn er ii6erbies na46er in anna
6ernb berfelben 8eiie, pie iene Probutte, be-
6anbelt tporben tit, mas man e6enfaus im@
mer better un6 better beritebt. &uf einen
fOl6en bo1tOmmenen @riaB tit es au3
6auptfG6li4 abgefe6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Agricultural supplement.

Qus Santos @ttp, MiffOuri, limb
tir5li9 25 @aggOnlabungen Maultbiere,
pel3e bic engltf4e Hegierung in Mifouri
utrb 8anfas angetauft bate, naA Stem Srz
leans ~abgegungen. Sin anberer 3ug nirb in
ben nd9ften Sagen fOl9en. Die Sbiere itnb
fir ben 8urentrieg BEL timmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Mebiairt BON Mnhreas Simon.
Sur 8ea6tunol

8rtefe ur6 fonftige fir Die r2anbp. 8eiz
Iage" befimmten MtttbeiIungen abreiire
man:
2anbpirtbf4uftGi9e 8etlage
Der
SGItnptsS taats<3 ettung,
gbtcugu, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Die amsrtfantfae Sanomirtbfdaft
inn 19. J~abrhunoert.

0as Wa3stbum Der amerifanif9en 9anb=
tpirtbi9aft pd6renb bes auf bic Neige ge6enz
zen S%a6rbunOerts finbet in feinem anberen
3eitaItsr pber @pIte letnes glei9en. Das
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Rraut un6 Ruben.

Rraut uno Ruben.
Die &ii6en5uderprobuftion in ben neurr
Jabriten Mi9igan's nirb bieies Sa3r
nuf etpu $4,000 Sons gei3dBt.
Die 6eurige MpfeGernte ipiro auf
85,1oO,OOO SAB 9ei6dBt, gs9en 2%8,570,OOO
SAP i'm 8Oriabr, 4,536,O00 in 1897 nnb
67,571,O0O SAB in 1896.
Die @elternte an 6ppfen fir 1899
ipirb auf ungeFd6r 25O,OOO,OOO Pfunb ge>
i6dbt, pOOOn ettpa 100000 Pfunb anf
Die Ser. Staaten entfaaen.
=
@ibli9 bon Nbu, i'm 1Ibli9en SILT
npis, liegt bas Banner ornfelb Der 8elt.
Gg ptrb beuer 100000 8uf6eG, bur4f@nittz
lid 100 8ui6eI bonn Nder, b~ringen.
x X X
Die biesiGbrige Selerie9Grnte BON Scala
ma3oO, Mi4iguu, unb umgebung ptrb
ouf runb 8 MiQionen 91tBenb 8umb gez
f6dbt unb bat einen @ert6 bon iiber 3 MiGz
Iipnen Dollars.
Sn Der &egierungsz 5if96rut>MnftaG gu
@pearfielb in Satpta pirb Der
@erfu6 gema9t, Gotoraboa5ore1en gu 3ii9z
ten, INN 0%iefel6en in ben 8G9en unO 5liiz
fen Der n0rDli4en 8erge aus5uieBeu.
grOf. 6enrb BON Der Ianbtpirtbf9aftli9en
@e6ranftalt in Wtseonin era9tet ben
n0rbli6en She'll g~enonnten @taates als gang
Defenders geeignet fir ben getpinnbrin9enz
Den 8etrieb Der @4af5u9t.
Ser tbterGr8tli6e @erein beg Stdates
S%GGtnots pirb am Is. urb 16. b. Mts.
i'm Sherman 9ouie in G9icago feline Sa6res@
beriammlung ab6alten. M}tG6pirt6e unb
8ie63u4ter iinb etngelaben, an ben 8er6anbz
~1ungen tbeil3une6men,
Sn Der 1tmgegenb BON MilfOr6, Reb@
rasfd, lit Die W~et8enernte n:nan fpad"
ausgefa1en, Safer unb @erfte ~lieferten 3tpiz
f4en 35 unb so 8uf6eI per 4cre, Corn pirb
es pobl e6eniO bieI geber. Die 9e~rbitausfuat
tpirb bur4 Die SrOdenbeit 1ebr ber50gert.
Die in e a n a 3 gum Nnbau bon Mlfalfa
benuBte Sldae 1T BON 34,384 @cres inn
Sabre 1891 auf 278,477 Ncres inn beurigen
Sabre g~eitiegen, Elm 8epets, baB man bort
ben Nertb biefer pftan3e aGs Suttermittel
pobt gu f4dBen tpetB.
Sn Biscontn ION Elm &artoffeG<
8rut gegriin0et perDen. @as perben ba
ober Die Srldnber i9impfen! Sebt fe6lt fir
unS 9euti9e nod elm @auertrautzSru -
einen Sped Sruf bdben mir 19on - bann
pgOODb9" &irmeB!
Die S3inbelmii6len i'm tpeftli6en Waf f.
tngton BADEN in ben erIten neun Mpnaten
bieieS Sabres 2,832,O76,OOO @tiid @9inz
beln berianbt; Der @ertb b~erfel6en unb bes
BON bort auf ben Maartt gebra9ten 8uubOI>
5es ptrO ii4 BET S4taB bes Sabres nabe8u
ouf $10,OOO,OOO belaufen.
Die btesiG6rtge 8oumppGIernte
Der Yer. Staten tpirb auf 100000 BAL
len 9ei3dBt, gegen ~11,25o,OOo i'm Sabre
1898. Der ieBige preis tt 6.91, gegen 5.22
por etHem Sa3r, 10 baB Der @elOnert6 Der
Grnte trOB Der geringersn QuantitGt grDBer
DIT als i'm @oriabr,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die btesiG6rige 8oumnDGIernte
Der Yer. Staten pirb ouf 100000 8aI=
len geiddBt, gegen 11,25O,OOO i'm Sabre
1898. Der ieBige 9reis tt 6.91, segen 5.22
Dor etrlem Sa9r, 10 baB Der gelOpert6 Der
Grrte troB Der geringeren Quantitdt gr0Ber
ut aIS i'm gOriuRr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die &ii6en5uderprobuttion in ben neun
Jabriten 90 i9tgun's pirb bteies Sa9r
nuf etpa $4,000 Sons gef9dBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaiten.

@inem ieben 2efer lift bus 8e9t eingez
rdumt, it9 briefli4 pber miinbli6 an bic
&eoattion I'M Nusfunft iiber beftimmte
Puntte gu penOen, pel6e, iOpcit bas in
u%nferer Ma4t liegt, gsmdbrt perben .nirb.
M~nfrugen, beneu niAt Der Name unb bic
genatle Nbrefe bes SrageiteQers beigefi9i
1tno, tperoen ni9t beantportet.
Sic &eoaftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die 6eurige Mpfe1ernte ipirb ouf
100000 SAB gef9GBt, ge9en 28,57O,OOO
SAP i'm @Oriabr, 41,536,OO0 in 1897 unb
67,571, 900 Sab in 1896.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

1876, @ie t9 foeben fe6e, fat ii9 in bic
Nomensuntsri4tift meines 8riefes in Der
r8eiluge" in 8etreff Der Sumii6 Sluts i'm
petli9eu Wai3ingtOn Elm Se6ler einsef4ti@
.8ea. Ser Name 1T ai@t S. 9enbsn, iOnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

395. Sd mO4te ben 8auernbru6er, ipelz
6er MIDI UNI 3ufenOung BON 9irf46runTt
CUR 9ebung bes @e14le9tstrie6es Bel &iben
briefli6 erIu9te unb 10 Gents pprto bei%
Iegte, bitten, mir feline ADreffe nO9muls
etnaui emblem, ba iener 8rief b~erIOren gegan>
gen 1T.
Hnhn e d @lnnph. Sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die @eIternte an 9ppfen fir 1899
ipirb auf ungeFG6r 25O,OOO,OOO Pfunb ge@
f9Gbt, poOOn ettpa 100000 9funb auf
Die Ser. Staten e~ntfaQer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die @4inbelmi6ten i'm tpetlt6en Wufb=
tngton BADEN in ben erften neun Mtonaten
biefes Sabres 2~,832,O76,OOO @tiid @9in=
beln p%erionbt; Der @ertb beriel6en unb 6es
BON bort auf ben Murtt gebra9ten 8aubolz
5es tptrb ii4 BEL S6taB bes Sa6res nabe5u
ouf 100000 b%elaufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

. @Hbli6 bon Qba, i'm fibti6en SILT
Giegt bas 8anner>Go Der Bdt
@g pirb beuer 100000 8uf6el, bur9f8nttt=
lid 100 8uf6eI bonn older, b~rtngen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die Contention Der 3uderrii6enba1er in
GGsar Safe, Soma. ii6er pel4s ELDER
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Sn B@isconftn fou Elm 9artoffeGz
Strut gegriinbet tperber. @as perben ba
ober Die SrIdnber f6tmpfen! Sebt fe6lt fir
uns 9euti9e nod Elm Sauertraut=Sru -
einen Sped 3ruit BADEN mir f9on - bann
pgOQDbp" 8irmeB!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

8eienfprnb bon better AuaIitdt ipirb
tpabrf9einli9 in Diefen Sagen mod UNI 10
Prp5ent i'm preiie iteigen, na9Oem es in ben
lebten bier 8p6en Tim bolIe $50 pro Some
itieg, BON $50 uuf $11O. Su 5ofge befen
it natirli8 audi Der preis Der fertigen See
fen entfpre4Rto erb0bt tporbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die in e a n a 3 gum Nnbau bon NlfaIfa
benuBte 6ld4e 1T BON 34,384 &cres i'm
Sabre 1891 auf 278,477 Qcres inn beurigen
Sabre geitiegen, Elm 8etpets, baB man bort
ben 8ertb biefer pfIan5e a1s SuttermitteG
pobG gu f9dBen tpetB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Sumes 9or6On, bon &OBbtqe 3onnibip
in &anfas, 1T Der Champion u11ter ben
WOIfsiGgern, NeuIi4 bra4te er % StaIpe
in bic Office bes Gountpzg1erts urb erbielt
bic bafir fe7tgeIeBte 8elObnung, SIS tpar
btefes bic pierte NbGieferung, Die err felt Be-
ginn bes @ommers gema9t battle. AuBerz
benz battle er pd6renb biefer 3eit 80 Gopotes
erGegt, bic er ni9t ubIteferte, Oa ber 8ertouf
Der Sele linn me6r einbru4te,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Die biesiGbrige SeGerie9Grnt BON &aGa=
ma3po, Mi4igan, un0 l1mgebung ptrt
ouf runb 8 Miqionen 0uBenb 8uub gez
f6dBt unb fat einen @ertb BON iber 3 Milz
Iipnen Dollars.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Spe3iuI6eri4te an bas Stute SournaG in
Springfield, ST., BON so @orreIporbentsn,
tpel9e Elm 9ubenb Counties bes mittleren
SG1tnois reprdientiren, 8eigen, boB bic
MaiSernte bes, grOBeu MeIi4torn9iirteGs
bes States beuer niht mebr als so pro5ent
elmer Sur6f6nittsernte fein pirb. Der
5rOit am %. September bat ungefeuren
S9a0en am WelI9torn angeri9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Sobu 3D. oor, gIpOOb, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Sn Der l1mgegenb BON Mtlforb, Neb@
rastd, lit Die @et3enernte n:nan fpod"
ousgefaIen, 9ufer unb 9erite ~lieferten 3piz
f9en 35 uno SO 8uf6eG per @cre, Corn pirb
es pObl ebenfo piel geben, Die 9erbftausfaat
ipirb our4 bic SrOdenbeit febr Der80gert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Ser t6terGr8tli3e @erein bes @toutes
S1Itnots nirb am Is. unb 16. D. Mts.
i'm Sherman 5oufe in @9icogo feline Sa6res~
beriammIung ab6uIten. Mtil6pirt6e unO
8teb3i4ter itnb eingelaben, an ben @er6anbz
Iungen t~6eil3une6men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
CADETS AT PEEKSKILL,

Peekski1. ". V. Aug. II (SpeclsD. The West
Point cadets took possession of State Camp at
noon to-day They came In two divisions, In
fantry and cavalry. Both arrived at the same
time The were not tired after their long
march. II proposed 10 fight sham battle
on the road. but Captain Adams. who in
charge decided the day too hot for fighting
In the afternoon squads OF cadets were out In row
boats on the river. They captured several pretty
girls. who invited them to Peekskill. An order
had been Issued against going into town. and tho
invitations were sorrowfully declined. The girls
afterward came to see them drill in camp. There
was a sham battle on the drill grounds Mt r. m.
Trenches captured and prisoners by the
score fell into the hands of the attacking party.
At dawn tomorrow the homeward march will be-
gin. On Sunday afternoon the Annapolis cadets
are expected at West Point. On Monday and
Tuesday nights camp will be decorated and illu-
minated In their honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
THE RECORDS.

The Boston team lost second place IN inc league
race for the pernant yesterday. II won ana iost
from louisville while Philadelphia won from 81
Louis This put Philadelphia in the second place.
two points ahead Of Boston
The Brooklyn team won from the CleVeahh pay
ors at Washington Park. and again Increased th'r
lead Brooklyn piled up twenty runs IN eleht IN
nincs Cleveland Was able TO score only Twice III
nine innings Manager Hanlon IS not wasting the
strength Of his good pitchers these Gays. Nh"h
Brooklyn had safe lead I'm the game punh WAS
taken ont Of the box and 1iill put In.
Tho home team started the fun in tho hrst IN
ming by making three runs on Schmidts Wild rit'h-
ing and some safo hits. Schmidt was replaced ny
Caulinoyer in the third inning. For Brooklyn Nc
Gure hit the bail for two bases. Dunn hit 10 LOCK-
boad Keclcr's single scored Dunn and with tho
bases full Anderson hit slow one to bockhead'
IIoolor scored and still tho bases were fuIl DAMIEN
brought In Kelley and DAILY. Casey Was sai" on
ouinn's mur McGuirc's single brought in Ander-
son and Dahlen. and on Dowds Wild throw 'akey
came home Dunn hit the ball for three bases ana
brought In Mcclure. Jones wound UP the III" ~
sending q high ny to Dowd. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
TWO GAMES At BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 17.-Boston and Louisville split even
to-day In a double-header Nichols had balloon
ascension in the seventh inning and nearly lost
the first game but Boston won out by opportune
hitting in the ninth. Stupid base running and
Bal!eys wildness lost the second game for Boston
Hickman and Wagner made star catches Ilamil-
ton was put out OF the game for kicking In the
ninth inning OF the first game. The second game
was called az the end OF the seventh Inning on &C
count OF darkness. Attendance. 1000. Tho scores
follow
FIRST GAME.
n. II. u
Boston .................4 o II 0 3
TnuIsvils . O o q o 90 10 u
Observation-Disclosures and Clark: Cunningham and thinner
SECOND GAME
r. II. n
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ y y y " y II 2
Louisville ...................O q | o. 3
Batterles-Baiey and Bergen Bowling and Powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
VERDICT IN BRIDGEPORT ACCIDENT
OF CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE COM
PANY BLAMED

Bridgeport. Conn. Aug. 1.-THE jury which has
been holding inquest into the causes OF the troll
ley car accident on the Shelton Street Railroad
Companys bridge Mt Peck's Mill Pond. on Sunday
afternoon August s. resulting IN the loss of twenty
eight lives rendered its verdict just before noon
to-day. The finding In that the motorman. George
s. Hamilton who was In charge OF the III fated car
was guilty Of criminal carelessness, and that the
Shelton street Railway Company was negligent IN
allowing the roadbed TO he In the condition exist
Ing on the day OF the accident, and In not enforce
ing tho order for slow speed and constant inspec-
ton at the point where the accident occurred. .
The jury also recommends that the Governor call
special session OF the Legislature for the passage
OF laws requiring the OF inside and outside
guard rails on all trolley car bridges, the licensing
OF motormen by a competent board. the reduction
OF the number of working hours OF motormen and
conductors and tho establishment OF a State board
to have supervision OF the construction and opera
ton Of all trolley roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
SpgRTS No'0 ~
o~~OSpsRUSNEN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

pAcrNG Saratoga Racing Associa'ior''
Saratoga, 100 p. m. ~
GoIF.-onwentsia Golf Club, open tourh"-
. rnent, Chicago. oal
YACHTING.-Oshkosh ]. l.. Y A. "eeA'
Oshkosh WIS. ,1,,
LAWN TENNIs.-National championship
Newport K. /. 5000.
ATHLETICS-CharlesJ j. Harvey ASSo''"
ton games, Suffers Park.
CYCLING-League of American WIZ
men National Meet. Boston, ,,oss
yelling Associaiion meet, Waltham. Mass
pAsFRAIL-Brooklyn against Cleveland
washington park. Brooklyn. p. m.
SHOOTING. 49, Ridgewood Gun Cup
against Happy Days Gun club. team m s
Ridgewood Park Independent Rine CIun'
Glendale Long Island
BOXING - Bernstein Smith, Broadway
Athletic Club. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
A. W. PORTER HURT.

Waltham Mass. Aug. H-Arthur ". Porter. A
bicycle rider. was thrown from a tandem during a
practise spin at the Watham track to-day and. it
is feared sustained fatal injuries Porter and Lee
Hammond were spinning around the track on a
tandem. with the latter steering. when the ma
chine suddenly left the gravel and ran onto rough
struck on his head, and was picked up unconscious
An examination at the hospital showed that he
had sustained conclusion OF the brain and other
injuries. Hammond was not seriously hurt. Por-
ter Is a rider Of wide reputation and Is holder OF
several records. He is thirty-sX years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
PHILADELPHIA. p: sT. LOUIS. 6

Philadelphia Aug. l7.-st Louis played a ragged
game IN the held. which accounts for the Phlllles'
victory. Cross compelled to retire. owing 10
an injury to of his fingers sustained while
stopping a hot grOunder from Delehanty's bat.
Attendance. 1875 Tho score follows
r. H. H..
Philadelphia .......O ] o x-I2 /, 3
Rstteriss- Cuppy and Crigsr: DonAhue and Douglass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
THE PLAY AT CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. 1.-THE contest for the weldon
Cup had to be finished with the aid Of matches A.
II was quite dusk when the second team reach.d
the home hole. In the match between BOYD and
Fuller. Of Milwaukee. against Bennett and Lssls
OF skokie the Cream City players won by up Ar
the nineteenth hole. Forgan and Waller, Of On.
wentsia. had to play three extra holes aeains,
Hamllne and Haven, Of Onwentsis. and were d.
cared vctors on the tweny-Hrst green BY one
hole - Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
TWO MORE GAMES FOR NETWORK

The Cincinnati baseball team was defeated twice
at the Polo Grounds yesterday by the New-York
team In the first game Hawey was knocked out
OF the box in rhe third inning. and Philips who
took his place, Jared about the same. az the nome
team made seven runs In the sixth inning In the
second game New-York opened with two runs ana
added three more to their list In the third inning
The visitors also made two runs IN The miro m
ming. one in the seventh and one In the eighth
The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
BALTIMORE "a: CHICAGO Z

Baltimore Aug. 17--The orioles fattened UP their
batting averages on Taylor to-day. worrying him
by mean little hunts until he went In the air.
The fielding Of both teams was rather ragged at
times. Umpire McGarr got in trouble on all sides
in Chicago half OF the second inning. and left the
game. complaining of feeling badly. The score
follows:
r. II. ".
Chicago ............o o o o Z
Baltimore ..........0 x--13 ~ :
Bateries-Ts ylor ana Donohue; McGinnity and Robin
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PrTTsBJrRG. s; WASHINGTON. J.

Washington Aug. H.-Pittsburg took another
game to-day by opporune hitting and errorless
fielding. Chesbro hit hard. but the Senator's
failed to bunch their hits. The score follows:
r II. r.
Washington ........2 ! o. II Q
Battcries-Csrsey and Roach: Chesbro and sohriver.
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A Correction

Above everything desire that our advertising shall
be accurate straeh forward and fair The most rgo-
Gus supervision exercised it, and the nfrequent
errors of mind and type that creep into it receive prompt
and cheerful adjustment with any customer mised
thereby.
However on the Sh inst, mistake occurred that
can Justly be rectihcd only by formal reraction We
announced that Major Taylor the bcyclist had, on the
previous day, lowered the worlds record for mile to
LIZ 3-5 on an ORIENT bicycle, make sold by US.
Our statement was in good faith and excusabe but turns
out to be entirely erroneous. The record made by,
and credit for II should be given to, the STEARNS
wheel to which make Taylor had transferred his alegi-
snce without our knowledge.
There's no doubt however to the hour record made
BY Linton day before yesterday "a miles, 1868 yards
This was made on Orient, all right.
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Dabien Thrse-base hits-McAllis,sr. DAILY Dunn I'M
Two hits-Harey Casey. Mcclure, EI't pas p,o
errors-Pr00klvn 4. LIT hasfs-fleNcarh o h'gN
yn g. struck ou-ry caulinour. l. Sacrifice mt-Si
C;ure Stolen base--Daly. Bases on balls w buhn, ~
Gy Hill /: BY Schmidt g. by CauInoHer. J. Doubts pays
-NicAilister Quinn and Tucker. Heriey and ausds.
CASEY. DAILY and Anderson DAILY, D1h!cn hnd Jennings
IN ~ pitched hall-By Schmidt, 2 Cmplref-swMt"ooa
I'd Duke
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sovereigns. for three year olds. one mile ana TWO
furlongs. Seven The summary ioHo"s'
j. T. Platts en- T. Sweet Marjorie. by Kenoal-S'' !
Marguerite 81
J. Mcintyre's b. T. siverpont, by RaeournO@uee" Vi .
Lord Londonderry's b. C. simonside by St Simon 4.
Daisy Chain
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Earned runs-New-York. 3. First bass on errors-c1n
cinnati. /. Left on bases-New-ioIk. 7; Cincinnati 3
Base on bals-OR Gettlg T. Struck out-Fy GetuR, \;
hv Taylor Three base hlts-Doyle, Foster. Two hasa
hit-Van Haltren Stolen base-Grady Double plays-
Van Hnren and DOYLE; Van Hsltren and HaTdesty Hit
by pitched bal--Grady. sebach. Passed ball-Wood.
IImpires-NfcDonald and Emsle.
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Earned ruhs-New-I1Fk I ~, = q 80 -
S; CINCINNATI s. Bases on balloon seymour y n
Hawey, /; on Phillips. Struck out-By seymour o.
by Havlev / Three base hl'-Seymour sacrncs hlts -
Smith. wilson stolen bases-o Brisn, Gleason Grady
s,nnfedt 2 Peitz Double play-Becklcy ounaE-iHtsfl
M bv pitched baIl-Grady WA pitch-sey mour. =
J'mpres-Fmsle and McDonald
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cLAss-sTAKB $1,000
WASHINGTON MURDERER ARRESTED.

Columbia. Mo-. Aug. l7-Frank william Funk.
white who IL wanted IN Washington ID. c.. where
1t is charged that he recently entered the home OF
William II. Brooks, killed him with an axe.
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saulted his wife with the same weapon ana ronned
The aged coupIe of several hundred dollars was
arrested here to-day a reward OF 500 had been
offered for his capture.
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BASEBALL.
BOSTON LOSES SECOND PLACE TO THE
QUAKERS.
BROOKLYN HAS A DAY OF HrLAR1TY WITH THE
REAR GUARD.
CANES YESTERDAY.

BROOKLYN. 20 Cleveland ?. Boston. I; Loneve hrst
New - ork. -, Cincinnati. game. x,.- -, 49,.
game. |b'uisVle = h'''"" 49,
i"acond eameJ Philadelphia. II 81. Louis. g.
I7ai,,ro~a n: Chicago e. 'Pittsburs o. Washington, :"
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. - - . : :
e 2:14h. 2:l5ia. 2:l5i.
SEASON OPENS At PAWTUCKET.

Pawtucket. r. l., Aug 1.-THE opening meet Of
the season at the Driving Park this afternoon
lively After finishing seventh in two heats Of
the 23s class. Jennie D.. owned by l. Bennett of
Danielson. Conn. took three straight heats with
out the semblance of break. winning first money.
The 229 class was not completed. Summary:
TRoTTING AND PACING 200 CLASS PURSE $3.50
Ninnnishe1
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TROTTrNG AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse Aug l7.-Good time and racing were had
at the meeting of the Central NewYork Circuit in
this city to-day. Summaries:
PAC1NG-2:so cLAss-PURsE $500. Diminished from