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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-08-31
An Ideal Courtship
By Gizelle D'Unger.


vTHE crimson shaded lamp shed
soft radiance upon woman,
.-owued in some white fabric which
.a,eloped her figure. Opposite her,
lounring In careless fashion, was her
companion, handsome man of 80
years.
Judging from their surroundings, IN
dicative of culture and refinement, III
might have been supposed topics OF ao-
sorbing interest, of travel, exciting adj
venture or historical narrative were
being discussed.
The ease and grace of the woman
were equaled by the intensity of the
man. whose outward appearance
rhowed only cold and calm thought.
The woman broke the silence by say
ing in clear, low tones: $50 you still
cling to your ideals. After these many
years you still respect the good, the
true, the beautiful, happy mani"
The shade of cynicism conveyed in
these few words grated upon the sensi-
tive temperament of the man.
Certainly, Agnes" he replied, quiet
". although fierce remonstance was in
his heart ''Why do l find you so
changed? Five years ago you were
enthusiastic in dilating upon the beau
ties of friendship, platonic or other
wise; of the ideal in love, ideal happi-
but single thought, including the
remainder of 1ngomar's rapturous So
liloquy. Tonight you return chance
assertion with singing swiftness, not
unlike the strokes you use in tennis
matches"
Really, Jack, your remarks are quite
confusing. Ideals and tennis matches!
What other novelties in metaphor can
you offer?" laughingly rejoined Agnes,
but she placed her fan to her lips to
control their quiverirg, so fearful was
she that the subdued light would betray
her emotion.
On such a night five years before, in
the same place, they had discussed
ideals. All, how well she remembered
ii. When he left she wore Il diamond
circle, happy in the belief of mans sim
ccrity. One year of bliss, her father
died. and the wedding had to be post
poned. AS fate would have it, Jack
Wilson was ordered to Paris on special
business for his firm. Thus it CHANGED
that Agnes Leighton babe him fare
well at the steamers dock, and watched
the dim speck of smoke which carried
l. ! III Il.
the horizon.
Letters came and went. Soon I'M
pleasant rumors reached her ears. then
were openly discussed; rumors that
Jacks life was not becoming in an en-
gagged man. Agnes crushed her sus-
picions and defended him nobly. when
her mother advised her to inquire of
Jack the cause of these rumors.
In an evil moment copy of the
Figaro reached her through a friend,
containing an account of the magnifi-
gent success of a former schoolmate
who embraced music as profession.
CHANGING through the paper Agnes was
s,orrified TO learn of the infatuation
of VI. Jacque Wilson for pretty SOU
i,.ette who charmed the crowds of Wis
nors at famous cafe chantant.
Naturally, this seemed conclusive
proof Of which Agnes availed herself
10 the extent that she sent the clip
ing and her engagement ring to his
address in Paris. Swift as the mail
could bring it came reply from Jack
logging her 70 believe in him; that
white appearances were against him, he
Knew time would prove all things;
that he was bound by VOW of silence
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Inreuuifed Affection.

They were sitting on the bench trying
to catch what the wild waves were say
ing.
II dearly love the sea-" said the first
sweet girl, as she gazed at the billowy
eXpanse.
"Oh, what's the use" replied the Sec
ond sweet girl. you know the attempt
-Chicago Evening News.
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WHY He Couldn't sleep.

Employer-The policeman on the beat
reports that he saw somebody walking
about inside this building last night.
Night Watchman-Oh that was only
me. / drank some very strong coffee
before coming on duty, and couldn't
er-that is-h'-yes.-Philadelphia In
quirer.
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Rule That Works Both ways.

II have frequently Observed" said the
vegetarian, that when a man lives on beet
mutton he looks sheepish, and if he eats
pork the chances are he will grow swinish"
Perhaps you are right" said the turtle.
fed alderman 81 have also observed that
when man lives on nothing but vegetables
he is apt to be pretty small potatoes. Chi
cago Evening News
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Safe.

She--I think Dewey can be trusted to
select new admiraPs uniform that suits
him, don't you?
He-Oh, yes! 1t isn't as if he were mar
ried man-Puck.
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People spend a terrible lot of time in get
ting mad, and feeling sorry for it.-Atchi-
son Globe
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lips.
Yes, darling"
"Kneel down."

Jack knelt obediently and reverently.
Agnes looked shyly at his expectant
bling hands, she kissed him lightly on
the forehead, as she murmured:
my own Jack!"-The Woman's Ex-
change.
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at tlllS outDuTSt OF passionate appear,
experienced a revolution of feeling
quite the opposite of the tiippant persi-
fiage which characterized her previous
remarks.
Don't, Jack. Forgive me. / was
wrong to use that tone. | fancied you
were Indifferent to such qualities in
women. l trust the sincerity in your
voice. The voice is always true to char
acter when under stress of emotion,
whatever its quality. Jack, | wonder
you did not detect the sham in mine"
She said these words as he held her
hands, more moved than she cared to
acknowledge to herself. Pressing a
kiss upon her trembling fingers,
crushed and almost bruised. Jack rose
silently and looked down upon her
with such love and intensity that but
for her lowered eyes, an immediate ca
pitulation would have been declared.
Jack" she softly .aid, ~. too, have
my ideals intsct. The man | love must
be strong t. resist temptation, sans
peur ct sans reproche: noble to per-
form good deeds; he must be the DOM
mating spirit in welded life. Man be
lieyes woman to be made for his mate
rial comfort. Woman Graves his inner
life, his higher ambition. She faints
by the wayside of practical and mate
rial well-doing; the bright and per-
fumed blossoms of his more rounded
experience are beyond her reach. She
feels herself a waif, stray. a some
thing TO be petted, scolded or cajoled
by jewels or sweets. She longs to hear
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Ventaias del azdcaT'
LUIS BONAFOUX

Sc ha desoubierto que el a.doar es ell gran
conser sdor de las carnes.
Ocupan lose de este descubrimiento, dice
IN per6dico cientffco.
sSi Il azucar 90 abarata con las mejoras
ctectuaeas en- los aparatos que los producen, el
comercio de carnes tomarA mucho vuelo, por'
que' no es solo que el azdoar puede conservar
las oarnes por largo tempo, sino que las CON.
serva en- condolences alimeptioias v eanitarias
La sal deteriora las propiedsdes alimsnti-
clas sanitarias de las carnes; una prueba
clara es la 20 existencia de sustanoias nutriti.
vas de gran importsnoia en- la soluci6n de la sal
en- Ia oarne aslada, tales como albdmina, pota
50, acido fosfc.ico; en- proportion del tempo
en- que Ia sal obra sobre las oarnes de Ia rapi.
dez con que penetra los tejidos animales, esta
aoci6n destruvtora es mayor.
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BOLIVIA.

So expidi6 el decreto oonvocando eleccio
nes para el dia de Agosto corriento dabra
registros nuevor. FL Congreso sc reunira el
20 de Octubre.
-Ningun prelado boliviano puede concu-
rrir al Concilio sur americana, por no haber
oportunaments circulado la oonvocatoria ponti
foia, causa de los trastornos nofticos del
pals.
Ell general Pando, acompaf1ado de sus
edecanes de un b.taIlon, saIi6 de la ciudad
de Oruro: primero tocarh en- Cochabamb, y su-
cesivaments en- Potosf, Cinti, Tsrjjs Tupi.s,
regresando despues Ia msms oipd I'd por U5u
nj
-Confrmar les nombramientos de los
siguientes Ministros Plenipoteciarios: en- la Ar
gentina, Juan G. Carrillo; en- ell Brasil, Luis
Salinas Vega; en- el PERU, Claudio Pinil)a
Sc ha ofrecido la Legaoi6n en- Chile 4
Eliodoro Villaz6n y Samuel Oropess, quienea
han rehusado
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Ganado al Guido.

En- la fnoa <Josef Ia, de do1 Geponimo
Ian ;rau, compuesta de 1000 cuerisc lie terrs'
con abundantes pastos.
Para informes. don jose Janer, Rio Pie.
dras. n-a-lO-2
-. De una carta de Patillas, feoha Is,
recortam q: cen este pueblo no hsn qued ado mas
de dez doce casas y en- muy NAL estsdo. La
sembra de o5fe, fue en- parte arrancada de
raiz. Los frutos menorss han desapareoido por
complete las haoiendas de oafia que consti'
taiau lap incipal riquezs de este t6rmino, es'
tan runa. Ha,ta Ia feoha Sc han recojido
80 cadaveres; hay ceroa de 100 heridos.
xHx NJ i.AAp~-~ ---l. s w. . u
vador Brau por haber denunciado una carns.
Lo ocurri 10 es one ell Aoalde en- vista del in
forme del Director del LaDoratorio, le lmpuio'
una mu!ta de 25 pe,os al expendedor de Ia car
ne dando cuenta al Ayuntamento a.f como
tambien del informe del Veterinario municipal,
que certified qae Ia exprssaia carne estaba en-
buen estado, para que la corporaci6n resue'vA
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|GLES|AS CRANDES.

La iglesia mas grande del mundo es la de
San Pedro en- Roma: puede contener 5000
personals. La catedral de Milan oontiene $4,000;
San Pablo, en- Roma, $4,000; la cateiral de
Goionia, 10000. siguen luego Ia iglesi. de San
P Paolo On Londres y la de Nuestra sefiora en-
Bolonla, oada ma de las cuales contiene 25, 600
Santa Sofia en- Constantinopla puede reoibir
$4,000; Nuestrs Safora de Paris, 81, 900; Ia
nueva oatedral de Nueva York, 1000; la ca
tedral de Pisa y la de San Esteban en- Viena,
IL. 900 oada una; Ia iglssia de Santo Domin
60 en- Bolonis, IL, 400; la de Nuestr Sef1ora en-
Munich, 1000 y la de San Marcos en- Vene-
eia, 1000.
Csrca de Lumbach (Alta Austris) Sc en-
cuentra Ia curiosa iglesia de Bours, dedicada q
10 Sa, STINT Trinidad. Est& construids en- triAn
guio. ..ene tres torres, tres puertes tres faoha'
das, tres ventanas. tres 6rganos, tres altares a.
dorpadcs de marmoles de tres oolores y tres So
cristias. Cost6 ss3, ,33s aorinel.
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-. La Corte de Distrto de Jusr, b.

-. La Corte de Distrito de s n Josr, ha
propuesto Letrado don r fael Pslscos Ro'
dri ,uez, para el cargo de Juez Asooiado Su-
plente de dicha Corte
- Tiene raz6n .La Damocr aoia. en- que.
jarse porque digimos qne tcmAbsmos .de Ia
prensa poncens, ;. alguncs detsles del ciol6n.
Tambien "a tenemos osotros. Nos expllcare
mos: en- la imposition de este disrio se qued6
parte de los dstos que tomamos de Ella Demo.
crscia, asf como 10 que copiamos de <El CON-
bate, de <La Nueva Ers;. como toms banjo
los informes de los tres ncs referfemos q Ia
prensa poncehs. No tenemes sfAn nipguno en-
contra del peri6dico que aludimos, pues hssta
ahora siempre 10 hemos distipguido con nuestro
spreeio.
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-. Prooe limiento para hacer la MADEIRA
incombustible: potash. 1900 gramos; su!f.to
de zins, "a $50; alumbre la, 500; oxido d
msng neso, g, 900; acido sulfurico, 8 900; aqua
24,75O. G. i6Ites en- una caldera hasta gu,
est6n todas las msterias disuetas, entonoes
se impregna b N IA MADEIRA J sc SEGA al aire
librc.
-. De eel Comb .te. de Ponce. Tsns'
mos notica por personas que nos me,ecen
tero oredito, de que don Lais Porrata Doria,
Alcalds de e.ta ciudad, para dulci6csr las con-
secuencias de su inouria Ia noohe del echo del
actual diriji6 an cablegrama a Mr.. Mao Kin
ley reclamsndo auxilios, en- metito del cuai ha
d,spuesto este que el trssporte eMac Phersons
salga con provc;o-es dastinada socorfer
las vfctimss de Is terrible cat strofe.
Tambi6n So iafcrma que selicito del
un ,mprestito de 10, 600 pesos ell Goberns'
dor no solo accedio, slno qae tambien le ha
hecho IN donativo Ponce de 5 900 dollars.
De estos Sc encuentra "a 5000 EN- las ca
8 municipales.
FL espfritu de Justicia ncs manda que pu.
bliquemos estos hechor.
-. La Com:s:ou de seboritss q1e ha d
ayudar la Junta de Ia juventud, para reoo'
leotar fondos para sooorrer q las vfctimas del
temporal, Ia componsn Bslen Paiia', Juana
Vidal, Alejand.i1a Cuevss, Maria Denton,
Iaes Denton, Am ,lia Ruiz, Ampsro Fernandez,
Maria Luisa Cells. Joaquina Suro, Elisa Fer
nandez, Maria Ubed, JuanitaBo,rsp.
-. FL senor Eduardo Sainz Crosss
s6oio de la casa de les sei1ores Focks & Saiuz,
oomisionistss exportadore' ests sb'eOidos en New
York. 40 encuentra actualmeLte en- esta Cui-
d d, Plaza de Colon n Q s, bsjos, donde tie
ne un extenso muest, ario de artfculos america
EOS muJ convenientes ofrecs los servicios de
Gu casa, al Comeroio de esta Capital. La CO.
rre.pondencia debe remitfrsele Ia casa de
don Andres Crcsas. n A-3-1
- Hsmos tenido ell gusta &C saludar en-
esta ofcina al eelcr don Eduardo Sainz y
Cr6sas, soeio de la casa &c Srs, Focke Sains,
de New York.
-. La a!caldis de San Juan ha informa.
do IN eso,ito , don g. Suares, elevsdo . ia
Secretaffa Civil, sol citando excenci6n de dere.
chos para % oa'a Q IL de Is calls sInfspta
Luisa,
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Ofcina, San Francisco SO
-. HI aloalde de Aguas buenas se queja

-. FL alcalde de Aguas buenas se queja
a Ia superi oridad de 10 iosistente falta de con-
currencia los sesiones de aquella Corporation,
de oierto numero de ooncejales.
-. Varios vecinos de Bayam6n han Pc
dido Ia nulidad de un aouerdo de aquel Ayun'
tamien:o acercs de proceder nuevo empadro'
namiento de ganado.
FL Ayuntamiento de Yauco ha enta.
blado reclsmaci6n al de Ponce. de una capti.
dad de dinsro que tiene sllf en- dsposito p,ra
construction de una carcel
-. I4a reosudaci6n de fondos del Estado
de Yabucos, ha teaido p6rdidas de dinero,
hbros y Recommendation, con motive del item.
poral.
CARA este puerto del 10 al 90 del actual Sc
guir& Sin demora visje para St Thomas lin
anunciara oportunamente sera despachado para
la Habana mediante las escalas de Ponce, San
Pedro de Macorfs, santo Domingo, Santiago
de Cuba Baracoa, Gibara Nuevitas. Ad'
mite pasajeros Consignatario.
Ludaoig Duplace.
TetuAu IL San Juan Pto Rico.
n SIS 3
.*. Don Rsfael Lopez Landr6n ha soli'
citado de la Seoretsrfs Civil ell pago de s25s,
sempe no de comisiones con6Adole por la Dr.
putacion provincial.
-. Las fuentes del acreducto situadas
ca Santuroe frente al Velolromo, y al eColeg'o
de las Madress, estan deterioradas no funcio'
nan. Lo avisamos sl seflor alcalde
-. Hasta ell dia II SO habian encontrado
en- Ponce, 6s7 oadaveres.
-. El alcalde de Juncos ha pelido la
reproduction de la osrta Official ordenardo la
baja de tres ooncejales de aquel municpio.
- En- la Capital de Portugal (O:orto)
se ha dest rrollado una enfermedad que Sc tupo.
ne sea la peste bub6oics &c asegura que Ia ha
impoarto alIf un vapor irgles que vino de la
India.
-. Sc asegura que 50 estA organizanGo
una nueva expedition para Filipinss, compues.
ta de 1900 hombres.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico 20 de Agosto de 1899.
Entered at the Post Office P r. as matter, l89

De consiguiente, cusndo Sc SAGA la carne
salsda del aqua en- que Sc lava, queda en- &sta
gran parse de su fuerza alimenticia, al par que
So sabor Sc ha desmejorado.
No sucede asf empleando azdcar, que for
ma una costra protectora de las sustancias nu.
tritivas y del sabor.
Para el oooinero la oabierta de azacar tie
ne otra vsntaja, es Ia prontitud con que Dc
quits, pQes basta sumergir la oarne en- aqua
para que quede limpia y en- disposition de pre-
parar el plato que Sc quiera con ella.
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eco de la opinion y de la prensa.

tituoional, publioa un editorial sobre la situa-
DION econ6mica actual del pats. que ha ca usa-
do gran rensaci6n en- el pablico.
Demuestra ese diario aritm6ticamente que
ell actual goblerno d5ja!e como herenoia 4 su
successor, la banoarTota fiscal y la miseria del
pueblo -.
Pruebs con oifras que el Gobierno del Sc
for Pi6rola lleva gastsdcs cinouenta cinco
millones de soles en- los cuatro aflos que cuen-
ia en- sa administration: mientras que ell cesa
rismo durante los ocho afios que estuvo en- Ell
poder, solameute gast6 o1cuenta y cuatro mi
llones,
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez

C0ed0T de ComeTCl0, agente c0mlsi0nlsta TepTesen
tante de Casas americans y europeas.
eN FORTALkZA So. SEN
Compra vende fnoas urbanas rastioas,
acciones del Bsnco Espaflo', del Territorial,
Popular, LIZ Eleotrios, cedu'as hipotecarias,
4oda Glaze de licores, ron, alcohol, ohoeoIste,
ma;z en- grano y en- harina, aceite de coco, c4s
ros cebo de res, pastss para sops etc. st..
Coloca diuero en- hi ipote,se, gestiona asun-
tos en- los centros administrative, admite
consignaci6n de fratos provisiones libre de
gastos para ell remiteIte, incluto ell seguro de
incendios. PA l5-4
Recbos aonaos c,sats pc as'n es:t, sa est; Ss i'm
rroquiano. Hay cuadernos de reoibos para al
quileres de oasaa as eta. con un 100.
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La |ndustria puertorriqua1a

Con este nombre acaba de instalarse por
los Sres M. Koran & Co, del comercio de es
ia plaza una fkbrioa de jab6n.
Tenemoa en estas ofcipas muestra de dicho
artfculO Y pueae asegurarsa que por as2ac+o
oonsistencia no 'e aventsja ninguno de los de
su clase importados en- Ia leila
Tvdap Los Lo.1 tionon Ia DO faDrl-
ca; se vende en- todas las tie1das al detail y ell
dep6sito para las ventas al por mayor en- ell al
maoen de dchos sefores Fortaleza mum. 80
W@ 81 rrecio es muoho mar barato que cual-
quiera otro que Sc importe. e@
+. alt, l5-l
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BANCo ESPANoL De PTo-RICO.

Este establecimicnto haoe operaciones de
PrSstamaos, Descueutosy Cr6dites gorantizados
er la forma de costumbre y les plazos regla'
mentarios, San Juan de Pto. Rico 81 Julio de
de 1899 FL Sub Gobernador.
Carlos Ma ScAer
ae l5-lO
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ia CORRESPONDENTS D1 P[DRI0RICO

ADVBRTBDCIA. ssssqss sss Hs 2ssss.:s gssssse
PoNDENC1A en- toda la Isla.no vale mas
que DOS cENTAvos y la suscripci6n men
sual SETENTA CINCO CENTAVOS.
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PERU.

Va Sc conoce ell resultado general de las
elecciones en- toda la Repdblica. mencs el obte,
nido en- los Departameutos de Loreto Amszo
mas.
Han triunfado por absolute mayoria los
candidates ofoiales que son los seflores Eduar~
do de la Romano, Isaac Azamora Federico
Breoiani, Presidente, primero y segundo Vi
cipresidentes de Ia Rspdblics, respectiva-
mente.
-<El Naoional,> 6rgano del partido CONS
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LA CURA DE STEARNS


sdecab
1o sfuertes>
leg1ia grabado
Preada uncame Frederick Searns Co--Detrot Michigan
Las
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HERMINIO DIAz NAVARRO
Ex-Secretario de Justicia.
LAWYER.

LAWYER.
la vuelto abrr BUFETE en- San Jose
st. II, entresuelo de la derecha Ofrece sus
servciOs como AB0GAO0 asuntOs judiciales
que Sc hayan de tram tar ante los Tribunales
del pals ante la COKTE PROVISIONAL y en- los
asuntos administrative que deban resolverss
en- el Gobierno general en- los demas Centros
oiciales.
San Juan to.-Rico, l6 de Julio 1899.
TelEfoN0 2o7.
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FRITZE LUNDT Y Co.

Giran la vista por cable sobre Londres,
Paris, Hamburgo, New York, Habans, Madrid
Barcelona todas las demas plazas de la PENN.
sula islas adyacentes, a 9o-57
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WHEELING & LAKE ERIE R'Y.

Toledo Union depot).A 1:20 pm $50
d. L. Booth,
General Trsf1c Manager,
JF. Townsend,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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ward on her hopples, throwing her
driver, Seily, over the fence. Lady
Print and Lorene drove into the
"mix-up.r Day. driver of Lady
Print, was thrown from his sulky.
but was uninjured. Hazel Irene had
regained the lead, with Billy George
a close second, and they went TO the
wire for the first time in this order.
After the quarter had been passed
the second time, Garfield, with Fer
rum, made drive for the front and
was going up well when the gelding
broke. Hazel Irene finished good
length ahead of Billy George, with
the field strung out. The race was
won by Hazel Irene. Best time
2:l7A.
Victorene in the 2:20 pace, finished
8, 6, 10. T. P. Won in straight heats.
Best time 2:l714.
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LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Philadelphia-Philadel runs Il
hits and errors; Pittsburg. runs. y hits and
error. Batteries-Donohue and Douglass:
Lever, Tannehill and Schriver. Umpires-
Emslie and Mcdonald. Attendance, 37le. Ten
innings.
At New York-New York, runs, hits
and errors; Louisville, runs. 9 hits and
error. Batteries-Carrick and Warner: Dowl-
ing and Zimmer. Umpires-Mansssau and
McGarr. Attendance, 2,50J. Ten innings.
At Boston-Boston, Is runs, 20 hits and ST.
rors; Cleveland, runs, II hits and errors.
Batteries-Bailey, Hickman and Bergen; Bates
and Sugden. Umpires-Lynch and Connolly
Attendance, 1870,
At Baltimore-Baltimore.5 runs, Is hits and
errors; st. Louis, ) runs. IA hits and 3 er.
rors. Batteries-Howell and Robinson; sud
hoh and Schreckengost. Umpires-O'Day
and Hunt. Attendance, 2,i36.
At misunderstanding runs, 10 hits
and / error Chicago l run, hits and err
rors. Observation-Disclosures and Duncan ::
Taylor and Donahue. Umpres-Swartwood
and Dwyer. Attendance. 2.G90.
AT Brooklyn-Brookiyn, runs, s hits and
errors; Cincinnati, runs, 9 hits and ) er-
rors. Batteries-McJames. Kennedy and Far
rell; Taylor and Peitz. Umpres-Gaffney and
Latham. Attendance 2,l0i.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-09
THE BEST RAILROAD
With the Best Trains Through the Best
country-PuIIman cars-Dining Cars.

The Southern railway in connec-
ton with the Queen & Crescent
Route, forms the great short-line
highway from Louisville and Cincin-
natl to the principal points in Ten
nessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida,
Louisiana, North and South Carolina
with direct steamer connections for
Havana, Cuba; Nassau, n. P, and
Key West. Double daily trains with
through sleepers. Only "a hours to
Jacksonville; 54 hours to Havana.
All agents sell tickets via the
Southern railway. Round-trip tick
cts to principal southern resorts.
Ask your nearest ticket agents for
rates and other information, or write
to G. A. Baird, Trav. Pass'r agent,
Louisville, KY, or ]. C. Ream, jr.,
n. W. Pass'r agent, so Adams St,
Chicago, ILL.,, or VIM. H. Tayloe, as
sistant general passenger agent,
Louisville, Ky.