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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
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4. 3. ahtnss 80. dsites. q.
gtriauft Won aQen apettsisrn. rs Gents.
6oQs 6amilien.Yi Qeu bic befen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Ias mahicnoe Sntereiie Ser Sepol

7as madicnoe Snterelle Der Sepol=
teruns an elmer rationellen 6oritwirtb.
l6ait giebt liW inter anoerem aud in
Der pom Dem ab9eoroneten @illiams
einsebrahten auiioritunss= Dill funo q.
Oielelbe lubt namentli6 Die Fripats
BETTER iiir bic prafti|de Snansriiis
nabme Der 6nltur 81 sewinnen. Sc
Der Gisentbiimer, lei es Der Ginselne,
cine Sirma ODER Corporation, BON
perwiloerten, unbenustem Si9tenlanb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
IN iciuen & barafter uarel

UNu fSlHtW SUutUtitI luuttlt jtlt
GigcnlhaItcn au99eprd9t, wcl6e that
trditige, uiltlidtSlole Gntldieoenbeit
nit gerehter WtdBism9 uermitteln.
Gubig I'M lle6erlegcu, ieuri9 i'm }lu9
fiibren, ~lt0nobOit i'm lln9liit, itono-
batter nod i'm @lid, tapier uui Dem
S6lo6tIelo, ihoriijnnig in Der |&obl
Ieiu Natb9e6er, fern DOn Neio mrO
Sel6itiuht, Ouirihtig, audi Ben bel
tighten FOrteiangriiien 9egeniibcr ME
pom Gooen oeo Nebtco mei6eno,
pili6t8etreu, ais Siir8cr wie ais
Wteul6 9lei6 uOrtreiilid, Dor alien
aber Der Sreibeit nit Hei6 uno Seele
er9eben"-o09 lit onS Hilo ocS Wtan
ne9,. oelicu @eburtStug 9eitern Guo
%olt Der Der. Staaten %ieierte, I'll Dem
Ser Futriot ais leinem SroBcn Dor
biloe auiblidt, beiien Auoenten Den
lpdtelten @el6lehtem nod ais leitens
Der Stern ibrer politil6en !Sutunit
leu6teu m0ge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
1ieienissn 9euti9en. welde bic eng:

hide Sprade 10 gut lelen wie Die oeut=
l6e, II. es oesbalb porSieben, alsl6lieBs
lid enslii6e Seitunsen 81 patronlliren,
baben nun cine sanS portreffli4e @es
lesenbeit, tdsli6 natipiitilhe NuBtritte
in Gmpians 81 nebmen, 5. B.. wenn
linen oeutl6es @eiibl nod ni6t Sans
abbanSen setommen lit uno lie oesbalb
bic S6mu6 ser 6uBtritte ni6t mebr
III ertennen permo9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Der Glier,MusjduB, I

Ter Glisr.M usi4ub, welder cine
Gurrencpsyi iir ben nddlten Sons
oreB ausarbeiten loI, beitebt aus fols
Senoen Witslieberm; @enberlon pon
Soma, Eapne pon 9tew 9orf, OauSeu
pom Yenniplpanien, Sperltreet pon
SSnoiana, Curtis pon &anlaS, eoue=
ring pom Maiiaduletts, vollo bon ea>
"liiornien, Saplep bon SeraS, Sabcod
pom gSisconlin uno SEER Don Ohio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

~llniere tapiercn ~sefuuenen Soloas
ten suriifsubringen, I'M lie in beimi.
lder Groe 81 ~be9raben, lit Der boben
Soften ipe9en unmoSli6. Gin @runo
mebr, baIir III iorSen, BAH Die Sapiez
rem balo l~ebenoig surilttebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

@on Der Sep0lteruns Der Groe le-
ben etwa 500 Wiuionen in 6duiern,
700 Wtiuionen in loiltten uno Noblen
unb $50 Wtiuionen gan; uno gar oh
ne elm b~elonoereS Sbouh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Sn petersburg lit nah unsweilel-
bait ofii;iolen NtelpWnSen loeben Elm
rau6loleS Nricoehspuluer eriunoen
woroen, wel6e9 in Der erlten Sibun9
Der beporitebenocn ,SrieoenscpnIerenS
Ser Wddte inter ben Seiieln Ser Be
pollmd6ti9ten probepeile ab9ebrannt
Weroen loQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Mun lbmdbe nidt LANCER bic bo=
ben SPITE Der Erauen. Sieier Gage
fonnte in Bottom cine Dame aus Ell
llem Sdneebauien gerettet weroen, oa
bic Seoern ibres SUITES aus Dem
Sbnee berausrasten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Sn Bottom baben mitleioise alte
Sun9iern cine @eleuldait sum S6use
Der &aben Segriinoet. Su wiro lid
Sins, pes Murner's S6wie9eruas
ter" nit ieinen oiperien Terpunoten
gemiB unbdnois %ireuen. NSemn Die
Sol toner &ater uno &aben Gerltano
bdtten, miiroen lie ibren @%obltbdtez
rinnen Elm Stdnodm pon Der Sorte
bril9en, wie es yi6tmebr in leiuem
befannten Geoi6t 10 idon bel6rieben
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Dor einem Cbicu9ocr ,Srauenclub
bat Nihter Muterman III elmer Dor
cini9en SNgeu gebaltenen Neoe fclz
gcnoe bea6tenSUertbe NeuBerun8cn
gemo6t: o9Sir lcbren unlere &inoer
Die Nili6t, iir ibr &Oterlano III
tdmpien ltno III itcrbcn uber mir feb
rem lie ni6t, mas nod ~beoeutepO
idwicri9er lit, ais gu tdmpien unc I'll
lterben, UNI oOo lit, ebrlid uno mabr
III ieber .Seit uuo Ill alien Crten III
bunoeln Sin redteS lSort Sl rcd
ter Sclt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
SternIebmmppem.

We&inlep ilbt iid in Ser leeten
3eit i'm Heoen mill er 1900 fiir lit
ielblt auf ben Stump geben?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Nuh auI Sen &riessihiiien miro
lept ltrense Semperens Ssiibt werDcn,
Setretdr Yong bat Die &antinen Der
ielben ubsci6oiit. 81 bus Sortiulcu
pco Giro9'o, Der leit uloentliden Set
ten Elm heuuiiit jeoer Wtarine Der
@elt biloete, uiel ;ur &erbeiierung
Der Suhti9teit Der unNri9en beitru9en
miro, ldBt lid allerOin99 lturf be-
Smeifeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

llniere v@elben" iino bereits rsriin=
selb" Dor aerser ilber bic biiben uno
orilben slei6 sroBarti9 uorbereitete
SdurSfeier, Die selesentlid &arl
S6urs's 20. @ieburtstases am2 Mtdrs
be9angen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Ginem @erijdt ;uiolge lit 6irlt
Ner6ert SiSmart gum SOtl6aItcr
Oeutl6lanoS III ben Ser. St0aten
ouSerleben. Gr miroc uor Nnoeren
ben Tortbeil 6Oben, oUB iid Die ames
ritaucr nift crit an leinGn 9tamen &c
m66nen milBten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

x =
Sn Cumberland, Wto. lpurpe eln
reguldreS Sniauterie HeSiment elm
0eihneit uno pou perniiniti9en %Soblz
tbdtcrn nit iini;iS SAP Bier bcwirs
tibet. @oSu nod Gantinen? Wfan
laiie bic Hesimcnter einiad cinl6neicn.
Der @elesSebun9 pcn Sllnols llest
cine Dill Dor, welhe allie reSi'trirten
Stimmseber, bic cs unterlanen, ibre
Yilidt 81 eriiillen, nit elmer Straie
pom IS bebrobt, fails iie ni6t nads
welien tOnnen, baB tie Surd arants
belt Ober ionitise unpermeioli4e abs
welenbeit BON ibrem @ablbeSirf an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Die Hesierung bat lib entl6lolien,
oie~nlttau9lide Srelwlui9e inter tei.
nen llmitdnoen 81 entlanen, bis ibre
Sienlt;eit su Gnoe lit. au6 cine
Nol9e Der auSbreitunSspolitit, Die
ibre Jta6wirtunsen baben oiriten.
so liest oas irobe @ieoerleben unies
rer Sunssns pom l3, &eSiment uno
ibrer M~nseborisen nod in weiterSerne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Ger 9tatieualconpent Der Eruuen
I'll Malbin9tou bat Den &i Qegcn
ben mebriO6 bcwci6ten aon9rcBucrs
treter Noberto aus lltUb Ouigcnom=
men. Die ultcn Sungicrn, wet0e Den
aon9rcH gum ulIcr9r0Bteu lbcil I'll.
ldmmcnieecn, linS cbcu ui6t nur Dor
alter, lOuocrn aud Dor 9teiO grim
lno gels. Sbrc NnGriiie O%iiritcn lid
mebr 9e9cn Die ucri0icocnen ,,Witl
iiiicS" Npberto, ais 8e9en Den 9e=
plaQten Catten menoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Die Der. Stuuteu p%eraus0aben
idbrli9 S1S7, 500, 600 iilr Die BOLTS
i6ulen. Wtan per9lci6e oamit Die
NuSsaben, melte iiir Die Fbilippinen
in Nnl6laS gcbru6t werpen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Man uerla6t Die auiseblaienel
Meniden. @ie unsere6t. IS linn
bod Die anberen, welde lie auibla=
len.
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- 6oeben erbaIten:
"HEINZ'S Keystone Brand

1111I1Fz7 y
Sweet and Mixed Pickles,
Picked Onions,
India Relish,
Picking Vinegar,
Boston Baked Beans,
Gherkins,
Preserves.
WaIter Sreaben,
gde San pebro uno Wtain Ape
6elepbon 46.
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SeiratbS Gd9etue:

2ouis u. %. 6bts uub anuie Marr.
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Ee1e Qall Paza, L. WoLFSoN San 9lial6, Tex.
5. & q. M. @rturtiouss Staten.

3mii6en allen @tationen, ueI9e
bon Der :. & q. N. Babn bertibri
tperben. Sin unb ein brittel Rate ftir
ben 4. Sult. 8ideis au baben am q,
8. unb 4. SuIi; siltis Bis gum 6. SuIi.
Rad ST. 2outs-
800 glts; Biuette gum gertaui
am 1873. Suni, gdltig bis rs. SUM.
Yin GabrpreiS plus $500.
Rad Setrnit, Nfi@.-
@brifiian gnbeabrr, am 2. unb 8.
Suli; siiltis Bis Is. Sult, nit BEN
BOrredt her gerIdnserung bis Is.
Wuguf. Gin Gabrpreis plus $500.
q ad Sos MnseIes. CAL
National educational MKpciation,
am IL. bis IA. Suit; Rate $500.
Ndbere @iu3elbeiten tuerben ipdter be-
tanut sema9t.
Na d Snbianapolis, Sub
Suternationale aonpention gpmortt
2easue, 20. bis %. .SuIi; Rate eiu
Gabrpreis plus $500.
Na@ &tdmoub, 3D.
B. Y. P. u, 13. Is. Suli, glltie
bis 81. Suli; 8erldugerung bis Is,
augufi. &ate ein Gabrpreis plus 81,
SOM mer 2ouriRen,Rater te 4
na1 allen 6ommer Mufentbaltsorteu
Rnb iebt tn araft.
! Megen meiterer IuStunft wenbe mat
fi6 an irgenb einea aseuten Der Babr
ober f6reibe on
.. 5. priee, q. g. & &. u
paleiine, SeIas.
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Ratb itar Waatter.

Dor t,ber so Sabren f@ou wurbs
Wrs. WinSlotp'S Soothing Sprup
bon Williomen bon Mhttern beim Sab
nen Der 4inber ansemeubet. @irf bu
i'm s9lafe bur9 bas 6@reien eines
ainbes geF6rt, bas TIM 3abnen III unb
por S9meraen peint9 Wenn 10, lafe
fpfort cine GIai9e BON ~Mrs. Mtns'
lous SOOTHING Syrup bolen. eetu
Mertb tff unbe3ablbar. gs mirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung ber'
i1afen. DerlaBt eu9 barauf. MAtter,
ss III tein 3ueifel barhter. gs beilt
Dpienterp unb Dtarrboe, resnltrt ben
Wagen unb bie Nieret, befeitigt @tubs
aplit, eruei@t ben @aumem, berbin'
bert gntahnbuns unb ftdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. rMrs. WiuSlows Sootbins
sprup4 fur aabnenbe &inber ii anses
nebm In Gef9mad unb bas &eeepi
ftammt BON etnem ber befen tpeiblt@eu
Aerate In ben Ser. Staten. es II BET
alIen DrugsiRen In ber san5eu Welt 30
baben. preis Is Gents per Jlaf&e.
Rauft nt9tS anberes, aIs Wfrs. Wins'
loms 5ootbingsSprup.
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spantens arSktes SeSitrfntfs.

Scr. 81. g. Olipia BON Barcelona,
Spanien, pilest ii9 ben @inter bin
bur6 in slifen, Siiosgarolina, aufau=
balten. Sn 5Olse idtua6er steroeu
litt er on beftisen Sdmer5en i'm Sins
terfopie. 9ur9 ben @ebraua BON
Electric 8itters, benz gr0Bten
Seilmittel fir 8lut unb gteroen, bas es
in Gmsrita siebt, tuurbe er balo bon
alien Sdmerjen befreit. @an5 Ime'
rita iueiB, baB es 2ebers unb gfierenbe-
i9werben beilt, baB es bas 8lut reinist
uao ben Masen itdrft, iotpie bic yaerpen
trdftist unb iiberbaupt ieoer Musfel uno
jebem Organ i'm &6rper neue Spann7
traft perleibt. @er idua6 1T, ii9 ers
mattel fiiblt unb an Sdmeraen leibet,
braudt es. Sete Slaide ipiro saran'
tirt unb foltet nur so Gents. @tro
perfauit in Der GpOtbete BON S. Salt
eDer & Son.
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z. 6 piteI.

Grau Masba 3i6irsfi mar nit bem
Sang Der greisniiie I'M @ansen 5ufrie-
ben. Sbre Soffnungen auf cine an-
ndbernng stuii6en GlOrenee uno 8rans
titi9et bertuirfli6ten iid bon Sag su
Sag immer mebr unb in elmer unee-
abnten gBeiie. Srantiti5et ma6te iei-
nsr biibi6en Gouiine ben Sof mad
allen 3egeln Der 9unit; taeelane mar
er NIT ih'; untertpess, I'M ibr bic @un-
Der Der GrOBitabt 3u seigen, nit ibr in
Sdoen uno Maga5ine gu treten, um
bier Elm Armbanb. elm 9lingel6en ober
cine grote gu taufen, bort Elm Siit6en,
elnen Shafpl, parfiims, SanOi6ube,
bubble Spiben uno alien m0gli6en
Sano, ipie er ben jun9en 9amen sben
m Die augen iti6t.
Glorellee bdtte fein junges Mdo6en
iein mliien, tuenn ibr Der llnterl6ieo
aniiden ibrem frtberen uno iebieen
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ie6sbunbert @uloen ieoes Sa6r eeben


tpiirbelt."
SrantitI6et mar bel bieien Mortell
natiirli6 ipie aus cen Wolfen sefallen
rnO 5und6it ipra6los bor Staunen.
ySa, agte er bann enoli9, vtpill1t
gu einen &apallerielieutenant bei=
ratben2"
Sic puroe rptb bis binter bic S6ren
unO nidte peri6dmt, bann fliilterte lie
baiti9, ii6 ii6eritiir5enb: pSu nuBt
mid ober ni6t berratben, Srantitl6ef,
oenn es ipeib es 9iiemano auBer mir
uno Serrn b. g8ell6ofen unb Geb
MaGel. SelbIt Die Woma tpeiB ni6ts
oapon. SORT 9u9 Gu barfit 9liemano
etipas iasen.
nSm, 9Belfbofen?" fraste Sronti=
tihef md INNER auBsr 6oiiuns. $50
beiBt er nobl?"
ySa. Spiepb b. @ellbofen. CT Hebt
bel ben Suiaren in Yrag. g6, ct lit
10 nett, lp-"
So, 10! llno 9ieb Mat3el, lper 1T
oenn oieier Gble?"
9u loeiBt bod, lOo mir pobnten in
prag, ebc-"
vNDa-"
rGr fat es INNER 10 gut uno 10 brao
nit uns genleint-"
.l(nb I'D iull alio fir Die &aution
auftomnlen, banit Su 9einen 2ieute=
tant 6eiratben fannIt?" fraote SSronti=
tI1ef la6eno.
,9i0 ia, bettelte iie a6nungslos lno
naio. n9u BAIT 10 bel, Srantiti6ef,
Su mirfit ia oas gelO fiir mid f0rm=
lid gum 5e1tlter binaus unb gibt in
elmer @ode mebr gelb aus, als id fir
bas gauge Sabr brau6en tpiirbe, UNI"
nSSeBt lei mai itill, S.orenee, unter=
brad lie 6rantiti6ef beftig, vbas iino
@lles 9ummbeiten. So, i'd merle bas
@elo gum Senlter binaus, penn es Sir
Spab ma6t, es fommt mir ni9t bar=
auf an, in elmer Wo6e boppelt ooer
breifa6 ober aebnfad 70 biel aussu=
geben, pie gu fiir's Sabr baben tpill1,
I'm oeien Wellbofen gu beirat6en.
9lber i9 gebe oas 8elo mit @ereniioen
aug, Inn Sir SpaB gu MAIDEN, ni9t
bamit Su einen lieutenant beiratben
tannt 5nuienbe lteben Dir sur Ser
fii9ung sn Seinem 8ersniigen, aber
ni6t Elm rotber &reuser, UNI Seinen
@ellbofen gu beiratben. Su bilt bod
tpobl ni6t Hug io-"
vgs miiroe mid 10 sliidli6 MAIDEN, ."
f6altets tie i9ii9tern elm.
,@laub' oo6 ni6t iol6en nnIinn.
Sd mill Dir fagen, tuie 9llles fommen
miirbe. gBellbofen tpiirbe Oeine feds
bunoert @ulben jdbrlid nebmen llno
lie nit &ameraben Derpuben. Sd femme
ibn."
roi9t.
nNatiirli9 femme i'd i'm. gr 1T Der
ausgema6teite Son Sran, ben es in
Der faiierli6 fonisli6en Mrmee eibt.
ST 1T aus ieiner friiberen 8arniion in
8riinn periebt woroen tpesen FOLDER
@ei6i6ten. gr ldBt tein Mdb6en in
&ube, tpenn lie biibi6 1T.
oSas iit-A unterbra9 iie i'm beftie
periiummte aber slei6 oarauf tpieoer.
v9as lit ni9t ipabr," ipollte iie in
untpillfiirlic9er @abruns feiner @bre
iasen aber lie beiann ii6 Oarauf oaB
ibr 3eb Ma6el ieiner 3eit i6on dbn-
Ii6es aud seiast bate, unb oas Wort
tpollte nun ni9t beraus.
Limb bon einem iol6en 8uri6en
ldBt Su Dir ben Sopf berbreben?A
fubr Srantitidet ip0ttiid fort. sd
bdtte Sid tuabrbaftis fiir fliiser ges
balten, Slprenoe "a
alter"
ullno ipenn er nun au9 tpdre, mas
Su BON inn slaubit, tpenn er Elm bra-
ber, tii6tiger Menid iein ipiiroe uno er
Sid nur allein liebte, mas udre bann?"
80, bas mdre berrlid," unterbrad
lie i'm entbuiiaitii6.
(ssortiebung folgt)
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DDS & Mj6bad)er

babsn Rd bur@ ibr porter. unb
Weib Bier, iowie bur4 ibr 8 l.
Ser. unb 6 o b ma er etuen
Ramen semant, Der melt iiber bie 8ren.
seu Der 9tabt binaussebt. 9ier In
allen Wirtbibaften au baben. Iuf.
trdge laufea aus ben entferntefen &C.
senben ein. prompte Ablieferung unb
gerienbung.
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s. e. Neuternta,ttt. i.

Der felt 28 Sabren ein AnseHelltsr Der
Singers Rdbmafdin 8eisqldaFt mar
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The times., 1899-06-25
DERBY DAY lrAr ST. LOUIS.
TWENTY-FIVE Thousand People See
Prince McCIurg Win the stake.

Twenty-Five Thousand People See
Prince McCIurs Win the stake.
St. Louis, June 24.-Fully -25, 900 persons
turned out for Derby Day. Prince Nc
Clurg captured the Derby Stake, with Sir
Gatian a good second. Sir Gatian's per-
formance was surprise, as he had taken
the first race, one mile and twenty yards,
and to come in the place in the fifth event
at a mile and half was a rarely-equaled
exhibition of speed and endurance. He
was not entered until just before the
horses went to the post. Summaries:
First race-One mile and twenty yards.
Sir Gatian, to o, won; Colonel Cassidy
second, Chimura third. Time, AS.
Second race-One and three -siXteenths
miles. Gun Metal, rs to /, won; Sadie Levy
second, Helen H. Gardner third. Time,
2:O7 1-2.
Third race-One mile. Regel Jack, TO l,
won; Sir Rolla second, Kisme third Time,
1:46.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles. Parole dor. to l, won: Dr. Shep-
pard second, Eight Bells third Time,
1929
Fifth race-St Louis Derby; one and
one-half miles. Prince McClurg, to l,
won; Sir Gatian second, Chancery third
Time, 2:40.
Sixth race-One mile and seventy yards
Crockett, to 2, won; La Josephine second
Duke of Baden third. Time, 1:491-4
Seventh race-One mile Dutch Bard. 8
to 2, won; Air Blast second, Belle Ward
third Time, 1:45.
The times., 1899-06-25
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Louisville.
baltimore mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Mt Chicago.

Rain prevented q meeting between the
Colonels and Senators at Louisville yes
terday, and the Washingtons lost the op-
portunity OF regaining tenth place. Two
mbre days will be spent in the Kentucky
petropolis and it is possible that double
header will occur this afternoon Irwin's
men are on the toboggan. and heroic ef-
forts will have to be made to again start
on the upward course. Eleven out of the
last twelve games played have gone in
the lost" column, and instead of now
being engaged in a struggle with Pitts
burg for ninth place, as nearly every
Washington fan hoped and expected, the
Senators are dickering with the Exiles for
tail-end honors.
II is a hard matter to satisfactorily ex
plain the release of Cassidy. The player
had been fielding as well as majority
OF the League first basemen, and as a bat
ter ranked in class A. Decker is perhaps
bis equal as fielder, but cannot be relied
upon for effective stick work. But it is
yet too early TO pass judgment upon Deck
sr's ebiilty. his record is good and he
may Be able to get back TO his old Chicago
form.
Mercer seemed to have lost his grip in
Fridays game at Louisville. The Colonies
toyed with his curves for fifteen safe hits
and generally made them count. Mercer
has been pitching great ball since he re-
Eumed his position in the centre of the
diamond and Friday was one of those of
days that occur in the career of every
pitcher.
The games at Cincinnati and Pittsburg
were also postponed on account of rain.
The times., 1899-06-25
COLLEGE CREWS At
WORK ON THE HUDSON
Preparations for Tuesdays
Battle for Aquatic Honors.
The Relative Merits Of the Con-
testants Discussed.
The WfscOnsins Regarded ms 9
Dangerous AggreSation-Prac-
tice of the Fights.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 24.-The
crowd for the inter- collegiate regatta is
commencing to arrive. At the Nelson
House. which is common ground for col
lege men, there is a good sized gathering
of graduates and undergraduates. There
is no betting to speak Of The old-timers
are waiting for the inside information
which is not at hand and the younger ele-
ment cannot find enough difference in the
form and power OF the crews to hang
guess on. Some Pennsylvania and Cor
nell money is offered with no takers. An
old crew man remarked to The Times cor
respondent that he regarded the Wiscon-
sins as dangerous aggregation.
Don't be misled," he said, "by any
misinformation about their being ragged
or rowing out of time. l have been in
boat and know what / am talking about.
They will be in it during the last mile
and that is more than l can say of Cne
other crew / could mention"
Another veteran, after looking all the
crews over, said they were all in good
shape and that he smiled a hot battle on
Tuesday, and, if he was judge of rowing,
Pennsylvania would not be far from the
front when the last gun was fired.
This evening the practice OF the crews,
which for several days had been exposed
to the vicissitudes of wind and tide, round
ed up with dash of rain. All the crews
were out for last row before the races,
and Cornell put in about six miles, Wis
consin rowed four or five, going over the
course in less than twenty minutes, and
the three Columbia eights, including the
newly nicknamed "neversweats, as the
mixed crew IS now designated, practiced
starts and spurts.
The Pennsylvania eights went over the
course, the Varsity making the four miles
in 1920. over twenty seconds better than
their first trial of 1874 few days ago.
The Wiscopsins came out shortly after
10 o'clock, followed by Coach McConville.
They rowed down the river as far as Mil
ton, four miles, and returned to their
quarters. They were coached as to their
form and defects in the blade work were
commented on by the coach.
Mr. Odea said nothing during the prac
tice, but Coach McConville did not hesi-
tate to ask him questions about different
matters. They rowed toward the upper
end OF the course and made very salts
factory showing,
Coaches Courtney and Peet had their
crews out at the same time, and the crew
last to leave the water in the morning
was the Columbia freshmen. They rowed
up the river to point opposite the Wis
oonsin boat house, and then turned to re-
turn down the river. Coach McConville
and Andy Odea watched the blue and white
crew as they came near, but Coach Peet
| made them break up. much to the amuse-
ment of the Westerners. The freshmen
were sent away at starts and were coached
considerably about their blade work.
The Cornell crews did all their morn
ing work near the upper end OF the course,
where their quarters are located. They
practiced starts and spurts.