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IT MADE THE CAPTAIN SWEAR.
Effects of supposed Enemy Turn
Ing Up ns an EnauirInr Ericna

Vtoli the New Aprk Commercial AdvertiserD
Ii was supposed that the captain never
swore because he had been minister. bur
II was only one Of the iieutenants who had
been a minister. anE he baf decjdelIT
fallen from grace. The right y swearing
had been question Of c0ntir Ied discus
SION aboard ship The executive officer
sWore because he was all bile; the navigat-
ing officer swOre- because he was Jolly. and
Whsn the captain demonstrated with him
ne sald: What can l do? The whole
shipload OF men are swearing captaiD en-
signs and seamen. aud I've got 10 No.
them all 10 show my position. haven't I2''
however that was. excitement generally
IoiIoWed public swearing by the captain
except on one day when the excitement
preceded IL.
That day the sea was calm and nothing
much Was going on aboard ship save he
constant watch o. the blockaded Cuban
port aha the sea horizon. The air was
ciear. ne sun was bright and for some
unusual atmospheric reason everything
that hppeared over the horizon was tre-
menoSusiy magni6ed. pun OF smoke
was seen beyond tie sky line and ALI
hands watched eagerly for the appearances
OF the steamer. Up she came. putting
away. and in the clear light she looked
Ike the Great Eastern. She few no signal
naes. she looked strange. and she bore
"a S-C DAONhdAlub CRUISERS as EtTG1Ehr
as die On she came. growing larger and
larger while the crew waited breathlessly
for some word from the captain. The Off
GERS on the bridge stood watching her
hxediy, muttering because they could not
make her out Finally the captain said:
Neli, she doesn't answer our signals End
it's not our fault il she gets hurt Then
turning TO the bugler he said Sound
clear ship for action" This process was
no mean job. but when a scrap was in
sight 1t could be done quickly. and in
hVe minutes all hands were ready to an
swer the call 10 quarters.
Again there was anxious waiting Then
a queer change came over the appearance
OF the approaching craft. She had gotten
Wen out OF the horizon zone and as she
came near enough for the water to be seen
roaming at her bow she grew peculiarly
small. Oflcers and men began to look
foolshly at each other. and still the
stranger grew smaller. Looks of surprise
grew 10 looks Of disgust. and despite the
fact that they were standing at quarters.
the men began to act as If they were un-
conscious OF the approaching vessel. as
though no one had ever suggested a scrap.
The steamer, shrunken to a tug. turned
broadside as she came within hailing dis
tance. displaying large white flag al the
stern labeled New York -" and tin
norm voice spoke through megaphone
Can you please tell me where the main
neet Is, and If you expect to encounter
the enemy's ships?'' Then II was tbof
the captain swore
The evening times., 1900-06-02
Theory of an Engineer.

NEWPORT NEWS. IA. June En-
gineer Guild. who has charge of the sewer
age work in Hampton, claims to have dis
covered that the tide of Hampton Roads
ebbs and flows beneath the town of Hamp-
ton and has demonstrated the truth of his
theory to the satisfaction of many Of the
natives, who accept the tide theory in ex-
planation of the recent big crack in the
foundation OF the new Bank of Hampton
building. 1t is believed by some that the
whole affair is a revival OF the Old theory
held by some geographers that the entire
eastern part of Virginia holds precarious
position on the side of an immense ledge
and is liable to tumble into Chesapeake
Bay without a moments warning.
The evening times., 1900-06-02
LACKING IN LEADERSHIP.
Comment Brought Out by Lord Rose.
bery's EvasIve Letter.

t.
LONDON. June 2.-Great expectations
had been reused in political circles, espe-
cially In view Of the incI easing belief that
a general election will be held in October,
by an announcement that Lord Rosebery
would make a definite declaration Of his
views in today's Western Daily Mer-
curry" His letter, however. is disappoint-
ing II commences with congratulations
TO the paper on its fortieth anniversary.
and says:
"At this remarkable moment it finds a
faction annihiiated by the war in which
the great mass of the nation desire to
stand shoulder to shoulder For war. with
all its curses, may ultimately bring bless
ing may trace nation, may mold a ma
tion. may unite a nation, and must make
nation take stock of itself and examine
its deficiencies"
Lord Rosebery refers to the supreme
value of the function of the press in such
circumstances when it must divest itself
of mere catchwords and impulses Of party
and educate the people without fear or
Partfaiity.
The press he continues. must be pre-
pared TO discard obsolete shibboleths.
search out abuses. disregard persons be
instant in pressing for reforms, social. ed
ucationai. and administrative and. IL need
be, constitutional, and regard with so.ne
appreciation the destinies and responsible
ties of empire
All stand at the parting of the ways
VIII Great Britain finch and falter in her
world wide task? How is she best to pur
sue it2 What new forces and inspirations
will she need? What changes are involved
IN these questions which REQUIRE clear
foresight. cool courage. and freedom from
formula?" rt
Commenting on the letter the Morn
ing Post" says that though Lord Rosebery
has much of the character of mind of a
leader. he does not lead. He asks ques.
tions. but Goes not give replies
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TO SELL A CHICAGO SCHOOL.
Educational Board Makes "a Move TO
Break Up Filtration.

CHICAGO. June 2.-The Board Of Educa-
tion announced last light thst II would
sell the West Division High School Prop
5erty in order to remove its pupils from
the influence Of the students OF the College
OF Physicians and Surgeons. The College
says it is going to buy the property to
get rid of the High School pupils The
two institutions are located side by side
in Ogden Avenue. ne-r Congress Street
High School girls and college boys have
fer several years been giving too much
thought to Irritation and too little to study
in the opinion of their instructors. and
there has been much complaint from the
faculties OF both lnstitutions- Finally.
few weeks ago. the college trustees de-
cided that they would buy the school prop
erty IL the Board OF Education was willing
to move away with its pupils. The board
met the offer more than half way
The evening times., 1900-06-02
TowED NINE HUNDRED MILES
The Steamer strathneyis Disabled by
Storms In Mid-Ocean

ST. JOHNS, y. F.. June. 2-The
steamer Strathnevis. fourteen days out
from Avonmouth for Montreal. arrived
here yesterday in tow OF the steamer
Turcoman. She broke her shaft and lost
her propeller eight days ago. during a
heavy gale and lay helpless for two days.
She suffered severely. the sea breaking
over her. Then the Turooman appeared
and started to tow.
Curing six days the vessels met severe
storms. the hawsers broke several times.
and the ships almost collided once. The
distance the Strathnevis was towed was 200
miles. making record scarcely eQualed.
The Strathnevis was at one time prac-
tieally unmanageabie, being without cargo.
II is understood the agreement between
the captains gives the Turcoman 500, 900
salvage for towing the Strathnevis.
The evening times., 1900-06-02
THE MOTOR TANDEM ACCIDENT.
Manager Marks Relieves the Machine
Was Tnmpered With.

BOSTON, June 2.-Dudley Marks, man
ager and pacemaker for Albert Champion.
who rode on the rear saddle OF the motor
tandem which paced Champion in the fatal
race at Waltham Wednesday, in which
Harry E. Miles, OF Lynn. and William F.
Stafford. Of Cambridge. were killed. ex-
presses the belief that some one outside
the race, who did not want Champion TO
win it. was primarily responsible for Cham
pion's fall. which in turn caused Miles TO
run into the electric-light post
Marks claims that the motor, which rad
previously been in perfect order. missed
explosions and acted Queerly during the
race. Mr.. Marks is convinced that some
one tampered with the machine.
The evening times., 1900-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EXTRA OCCASION OF THE WoODMEN
OF THE W0RLB-Fhe founder of the
order. Hon. JOSEPH CULLEN ROOT. OF
Omaha, Neh-; Gen JOHN W, BROWNING.
OF Denver, Col. formerly of New YORK
State Legislature, and Hon A c. FINE. cf
Virginia. will address the citizens of the
District Of Columbia at Masonic Tempe.
Ninth and F Streets northwest Monday
evening, June 4, at p N. Fraternity
members specially invited
W. H. FAIRLESS.
District Deputy Consul. Com W o. ".
je2-2te
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DanSiIIe Tobncco snIes.

DANVILLE. Va. June 2.-Following 2. Is
the report OF the tobacco sales for the past
month: For the month of May the tobacco
sales amounted to 2.790.352 pounds. Fer
the same month in 1899 they we're 3. .6sI .S2I
pounds The sales from October /. 1899
TO June l. 1900. were ~ st3. 7S7 pounds.
For OFT the same period last y-sr they were
SS.22s.oG7 pounds
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NO ONE TO BLAME
jury Decides Tint Mr.. FIscher,s
Death Was Accidental.

The jury OF inquest eOnveued by Coroner
Carr at No. Station at II o'clock this
morning to enquire into the circumstances
attending the death OF Jacob Fischer. the
aged farmer who was struck by train No.
1s of the Metropolitan Railway. near the
corner of Four-and-a-Hah Street and In
diana Avenue. Thursday afternoon. and
who died at the Emergency Hospital yes
ierday morning. decided that they could
hold no one crimiDally responsible for the
accident
The body will be buried from the home
OF Robert Ponickau. Mr.. Fischer's son-in-
law. at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Services will be conducted at the house.
and the funeral will be private. The in
terment will be at Prospect Hill Gene
tery.
The evening times., 1900-06-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRr-
CULTURE. OFFICE OF THE SECRE-
Scaled proposals viii be received al the Office Of
the DisburSing Clerk until 2 P. N, THURSDAY
JUNE :, 1900. for furnishing car seals for the
Bureau Of Animal Industry during the fiscal wear
ending June 80, 1901 Full iuforma tion Furnished
application to the Discussing Clerk OF the
Department. Bids must be-sealed and addressed
10 the Secretary Of Agriculture. in accordance
with instructions given schedules. JAMES
WILSON, Secretary. my2G-je2
The evening times., 1900-06-02
A Prodigious Snow Fall.


The most prodgions fall Of snow in the noun
tains recorded Of late occurred at RUBY, coal
camp IN Gunnisoh county, Col, during the winter
OF three years ago. In one months time go
inches fell. and during the winter 1905 inches or
10 feet. were precipitated. This latter amount
means 9s-2l inches of water
The evening times., 1900-06-02
Wizards Hotel
Furniture
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Comprising About $50 WeII-Fur.
nished Rooms Located in the
South Wing and the South.
ern Portion of the I4th
Street Front.

The oEDers having decided TO rebuild this IA
nous hosiery, are authorized 70 sell tie eutir.
contents, As HentiOned above. az public auction.
commencing MONDAY, H-NE FOURTH, 1900. AT
IN O'CLOCK a n. anc yS~tinuing daily there
ziter Al szme hour until all Is sod
NOIE--Dur1ng the sale and the erection Of sEr
ne" building the rorth wing viii be open for
the reception of guests with ofhce on the Skrest
mont. lust west Of Fourteenth Street
Tue furniture - all By good makers and in aa.
condition. consisting of Walnut and CDsk Casrber
Suites. Carpets throughout the house Mzutei md
Pier Mirrors, Fine Hair Nat:Tesses Feather psi
lows, Library Tables, P4Tlor Saites Arroires
Etegeres. cabinets. Lace and other Hanz1n=s
Easy Ch2irs. Rockers. Tables. Pictures Toilet
ware. W2rorobes. odd pieces Parlcr and Chamber
Furniture. COEches. Folding BEDS. Blankets Gem
iorts. Beccang, China, etc, as usually found n
z frSt-class hotel
TERMS CASH. ard ali goo6s 10 be removed az
purchases expense Immediately AFTER sale A de-
posit Of 20 per cent viii be required Of each pur-
chaser az time Of sale
C. c. SLOAN 4 CO..
lel-d&ds Auctioneers-
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Prelate Kneipp Water Cure
AT
Brentwood, Md.
Near District Line.
NATURAL REMEDIES ONLY.

Wster, air, sun, light, heat. sand and mud
baths, 6cuches diets, gymnastics exercise and
massage. VIII restore human sufferers 70 health
and normal conditions. All chronic and acute
cases treated without medicine Regular craGu-
ate physician and nurses IN attendance.
For particulars call at DR.. Czarra's Ofice 81
9Th ST. NV, Washington, d. c., or at Brentwood.
Nd
HyaftSvine ear viii bring you, for one fare, 70
brentwood District line station my24-I
The evening times., 1900-06-02
Paying for the Cruisers.

The Navy Department today made its
first payment upon the six cruisers of the
Denver class. The payment was of s4s.-
S74.25, to the Bath Iron Works. of Bath.
Me-. on the Cleveland, which is now one
tenth completed
The evening times., 1900-06-02

Eeverss ChiIls, Coughs.
Colds, Dyspepsi2 of what
ever form, quickly cured
by taking DUFFT'S Malt,
a tablespoonful in glass of
water three times a day.
An druggists and \ ROGERS.
Beware OF IInitatil rs.
The evening times., 1900-06-02
FAST BICYCLE RIDER

wiz often receive painful cuts sprains, or bruises
from secidenA Busklea's Arnics salve viii kiT
:ho pain nd Assl hs Injury, ~ he eyclist'. /.
Eisns. 1 gs. Tasn Sss , ShaPPsd Eshas Sore Lips
a5c; Try 1t. Bold hy HeAry Evans. druggist, o.
The evening times., 1900-06-02
DIED.

WITTEKINDT-Departed this life. FRIDAY June
I. 1900, at 2-I5 a. III. al his residence SIS Pa
ave. NV. JOHN C. WTTTEKINDr. the beloved
husband Of Laura Virginia WittekiRdt. aged forty
years
Funerzl Monday June T. at 10 O'Clock a m
from his late residence Interment al Con-
eressional Cemetery. Friends invited to attend
The evening times., 1900-06-02
SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS. VA.

NEW HOTEL AIPHIS. capacity 80, rates s. 50
% $50 per day; $500 per week and upward
L C. ALPHIS, Proprietor. ny5 III. .sa- -snos
The evening times., 1900-06-02
B. & o. 81 to Frederick, HaEer.to,xn
and Winchexter

By special tain leaving Washington : a m
June g. Returning. leave Winchester aud Hage-s.
town Z and Frederick 7:s5 D. m same dav
Tickets also sold from intermediate points
The evening times., 1900-06-02
Local Produce and Provision r.r.,

The following price list, wholesale and
retail. for today, is furnished by F. g.
Swaine & Son. Wholesalers, 932 Louisiana
kyenue-
The evening times., 1900-06-02
POsToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c. POSToFTICE NOTICE
Should be read daily changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports o.
sailing daily. and the schedule Of ciosings Is ar
ranged on tae presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending June ,
!SoO the last connecting closes viii be mace
from this Office as folloEs:
The evening times., 1900-06-02
AUCTION SALES.

c C. SLOAN 90. AUcroNEERs. l407 ST
The evening times., 1900-06-02
Trans-AtIan:ic Mails.
iiA4Is TOT Sonth nnu tentrnI Amer
West Indies. Etc

SATURDAY-(c) Al Hos p. N. for MARANHAN
and CEAkA- Per e : Paraense, from NeW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

InySll;a ~ maie |'s,alplrsoi,lv,Ia; = 4
% ypjca. utv, d. ~ ridsia
lem lem sIe pon,ledzy sRyn
Il &, com y ,cz'asie
niewisdsenia ~ J mini NJ
.cierpi. 'I.s
All Il, lRanu Bl'ogu p 'dobbiIl.D
sic iaa EI' j post aanc'' az
. Msao'wi 90 q nale slll doklla.
,.,
rlasnenii rfkoma, zyja kosz
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
|S1ARlEC I! G Cor l! |!

- I
lclag d.a,ls.y)
- Zegnamr, was vice, mo
kochani! - rzeki, wspo-
mniicie tel czasem 9 mnie
modlcie sic "a nina. JJsesll[m y y
dawniejszyc oh latsch ola me
popedliwosci dat wan kiedy
zgorszenie, aIbo zgotowa'
niejedna przykra godzine. q
to przebaczcie umierajacemui
ktory "a swe bisdy zalaje
chc'alby je naprawit, gdyby
to bylo mozebnem. Serdecczn'ee
. wan dziekuje "a milost J
~przywiazanie. jakiescie mi O
kazywali. Zarzadzilem doczes
noscia ! o was ME zapomnta
lem, teraz oczekuje ma CLOS,
kt6ry mnie wezwte przedOd-
wieczuego Sedz'ego. Ale ME
p}aczcie, moi poczciwi. nv
wszyscy zobaczymy sic znoWu
tam, gdzie zadne Ivy ME ply
na i gdsie szczescie i pok6j
trwaia ma wieki.
TAX m6wil i podal wszy~
stkim reke.
P}sczac pozegnali wszyscy
ukocha nego pana. ktorego
przyd|uzsza NOVA bardzo
oslabila. Zyczy} sobie, ably. 60
zaniesiono ma }o&e, gdzie tel
zaraz zasnal. TAX spa} al ku
p6}nocy. Wreszcie troskl'we-
mu kapelanowi sen ten TRIVIAL
"a dlugo, przystaplwszy, ujal
starca lekko "a reke, ale ach!
szlachetny ten MAJ iuz ME zy}.
Powsta} og6lny lament pc
zamku i lay prawdziwego Ia
lu padaly ma cialo zmarlego.
Ach! ]aka to piekna smierc!
Jak to z~aszczytnie gdy dobry
ludzie mas oplakuja i popioly
nasze blogoslawia!
Biedni | nedzni przychodzi-
Gle ma SWAT, ME wiecie jesz-
cze, &c zy]ecie, jestescie "a
slabi. ably uciec przed niebez-
pieczehstwami, ktore wan
zagrazaja, je~stescie nadto ME.
dolezni, ably sobie poszukat
pokarmu. Kiedy dobra matlka
po bezsennYch bez liku nocach
tysiscznych klopotach wy,
chowa was ma istotY ludzkie,
wtedy napadaja was pokusy,
wallace was uciechami. Wy
ulegacie pokusom. sadzac, ze
dobry byt ] uciecha be,dlzi'e
waszym udzislem. ale tym-
czasem to zluda, gdyz one
zawioda was " ziemie. : kt6-
rel powstaliscie. Wtedy byli-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13


ID zmYslowo1c AZ .l l1al:'
zie1ns.lk|:lleeo, a Al & 4 sl,Ay..s an' 'E'l's
Is 4, !. zll,e.pyoe'8 s,tro',msa dfogasc ':11l Y ].
o. VAS hval jesli odvasnis
pof,ueszzyci'e sieiego prse~od
nictwul| btsdl.ieciiet. dobry1ni 4
swietym,ii, 4 ostrzega gam,
ieslliI Sill: ! 'd1rogi emory ''a .a &c
zejd1iec,ie. Clos jesso Jest ola
was w,szystkich slyszalnym,
ale biada temu. kto tego elo'ssaul
usIyszet ME chce, 2 tylko
slero odldaje sic namietnos
|ciom. Prey grobie, gdzie
przyjdzie nam ziemie z g.
wszystkiemi jej uciech1asmi o.
E=-.H"t...lEr .tt.Y&EHsI EUIE-tE- EE"g. n. M-tsS -.
puscic, zostaniemyz posrcd-
ka ich wydartemi, wtedy
uslyczYmy znowu CLOS tego
aniola. ale biada temu. kt6ry
go slyszy dopiero pc rag
~pierwszy. bedzie mu wtedy
brzmial straszliwie. Ten boz
wien n%ie.wzniosi sig do wyz-
szego celu, do cnoty, tylko
leszcze spadl nizej Cd zwie~
rzecia we wystepki ! zepsucie.
Zatracenie byloby ola niegc
Acknowledgement, lecz ME,
dusza lego zyc bedzie ma VIE
XII. Jednakze pc "a grobem
" kr6lestwie prawdy swiatla
ME bedzie sic mog} zblizyt do.
.wiecznie czystego Boga; ~
Gle d]ngiego swiata zaleznem
Jest Cd zycia ziemskiego, DO
podiug: niego otrzyma zapla~.
te.
. IS - ~. iEf ' = .' 49,
Tvm aniolem moi kochani,
lest sumienie. Ten wewne-
trzny sedzia pokazuje wan
wyrazn,e co dobrze, a co zle;
powierzcie sic lego przewod-
nictwu. a un;kajcie wystepku.
Czuwajcie mad waszem SER
Gem
P~rzyPominacie sobie jesz-
cze. - %opowiadal starzec da.
lei, - re owego pamietnego
ktory tax wiele nieszcze-
scia sprowadzil IA nasza ro-
dime, oiciec moi zgubil mnte
leslie, kiedY VS. kutek ude~
rzenia aalezia stracil przytom.
Spadiem : MIN razem
: konia, a kod wloki mnie
dl,uzszy c1as pc ziemi, albo-
ojciec lubo odurzony,
trzymal mnie tax SLIME " OBJ
jeciach. ze jedynie omdlenie.
60 sity p%oztawi1o. mo-
glo mnie : jego RAMON osw y
bodzi..
Gdym oprzytomniali ujrza..
lem sic sic W rozleplvm leslie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

sMgsSfiESss4a
rodziceIskni ! sc s spotyalY
n,n,e am dobrodzisjstx
"a kt a V, owc "a veal
,nie uwaak,!alll,e II, och IN ,c:s 81
Sic bezsilnym. pp sl1i 'l'lllI obok
nnfite, ME ii, | bylo,'iauni l koaela,,aatse:geo.
oica, ami dll,ol,brejj MAXI * k l1'l''
rsyby y d l, /, lmlielli a, stsranieS /
mnie piiet:legnllot'w'aliI VI
Q dziieci sluclhajcie ehetn nit
wyasss;zzyehs r'o ,'ll ! ably in q.
p,r1sseezs y w'ynagroDdaziits eho Hoe
ty /, Y czsssi S. S.. milaSf 81 do
was. ala kt 9 .5.' oni q ty1nnI
5a az # MIN $s H 7ssa5SS ssal . # lSs@#s q VI 8
zwiecie cierpliwie paonosz;aa
lyle ,nozol6w, tro'sk ] Ws,zela-
kich utrapieh, abyscie tylko,.
byll szczesliwi. Bogsam obie~
cal dtugie zycie idobre pewo-
dzenie tym diziileciom, kto g
:szanuja OLGA j matke ! sagro-
zit klatwa tym, kt6re So ich
rodzicom nieposlusznemi.
W okropnem mem poloze-
niu modlilem sis goraco do
OLGA niebieskiego proszac Q
milosierdzie | pomoc. Uczulem
sic pokrzepiony,n ! &c zms~
czenia wkr6tce zasnalem. Bee
zadnego przypadku spalem
noe Gala i obudzi}em sic do
piero, kiedy s}ohce stale jul
wysoko ma niebie. Ale dzieh
zdawa} sic zapowiada6 mi tyl-
ko MOVIE: c%ierpienia, gdyz Z
nikad ME widzialem pomocY.
Glod tax mnie oslabil a rany
TAX mnie holaly. re ME podo-
bna mic bylo isc dalej ma
prod. Pozostalem vice leza-.
cy na TEN samem mie]scu,
gdzie spalem i zaczalem p}a~
kac.
Moze z pol godziny pole.
zawszy uslyszalem nagle szcze-
kan'e ps6w. O!jak mi SERGE 2
radosci zabilo! Juz widzialem
sic nratowanym, juz myslalem
ze niedlugo bede U swych
kochanych rodzic6w; zacza-
lem krzyczee : calych sill, ably
zwrocit ma siebie uwagel udzi,
jesli ii sic gdzie znajduja.
Niedlugo tez otoczyio mnie
dixie s wygladsjacyoh
! zapytali sic mnie
szorstko. com "a Jedcn j zkad
ide. OpowiedzlawszY i'm, lem
sam wiedziai, prosilem iycehl,
zeby mnie zaprowadzili do
domu, ale poprzednio, zedy
udzielili niec6 pozywienia,
30 juz p1awie Cd dwoch dni
mic ii, ME jadlem. Rozlozyli sic
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-07-13

Many n game OF base ball is lost be-
cause n pitcher gets worked up when
the frst batter reaches the bases. says
the Brooklyn Eagle. This has been
the cause OF many a rally and conse-
quent victory when the game seems
to be safe Take for instance the game
at Pittsburg In which Kennedy had
the Plttsburgs to when last malt
Of the ninth began. The first man up
got his base and Roaring Bill.
forgetting that n the man got
around II meant only one run,
kept close eye on him instead
OF working the batter The conse'
quence was that the second man ny
also got to FIRST and then the trouble
began In earnest The proper caper
is to let the man on the bases 20 In
such cases and try 10 dispose OF the
batter. This will prevent rally in
nine cases out OF ten.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-07-13
Portsmouth Was Founded q
Century Ago.

In number and Of 20 normal horse
power, the draughts being supplied by
a selt-supportlng steel stack on a brick
foundation
The present officers OF the yard are.
Rear Admiral Bartlett a. Cromwell.
commandant; Capt =. V. Harrington.
captain Of the yard; Capt. w n. Har-
ris, chief engineer, Constructor John
q. TaWresey, construction and repair.
Commander W. T. swlnburne. equip
ment; Civil Engineer Luther NJ. Greg
DRY. yard and docks. Pay Director Ed
ward Bellows, Paymaster J. T. Camm.
Assistant Constructor william Dubose.
Lieut.. J. H. sypher. admirars aid.
AT Washington plans are being pre-
pared for the plant for handling and
storing coal for which 500. 900 Ia al
ready available. This plant will have
capacity for 10000 tons. and will be
erected on Seavey's island.
During the past year a telephone
system was Installed, giving an lnstru-
ment to each officers house and N,
main Offices and shops. the old chapel
being utilized rs a central station.
In 1874 the present gas works were
Installed. The electric lighting plant
will soon be completed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-07-13

Players should be restricted TO their
regular practice before u game and the
lmpromptu batting bees in front Of
and close to the grandstand should be
stopped. when many balls are going.
II is impossible for tho players or
spectators 10 watch them all and II Is
a wonder that accidents are not much
more numerous and serious. II Is not
uncommon for half dozen balls 20 be
fouled into the grandstand in nm after
noon whilo the players are amusing
themselves and on several occasions
players have been knocked down by
wild throws or drives from an unex-
pected source. II 10 minutes Is no,
sufficient for practice. let the time be
extended. but above all let II be re-
strioted TO the regular diamond. The
go-as-you-please style is not safe OF
Sporting News.