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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
RECOVERED rRoM mis WOUND.
Cnpt ,. y. wade. shot From Ambush
last summer. Now Ia savannah.

Cnpt >. y. wade. shot From Ambush
last summer. Now Ia savannah.
Capt and Mrs. }. r. Wade Of Hersh-
man. screven county. are in the city. and
stopping az the Pulaski.
capt wade does not have the appear
auce OF a man who only a few months ago
had a winchester rifle bullet pass entirely
through one OF the vital parts OF his body.
II will BE- remembered that "a party LED
by him. while on IL way to arrest a dcs-
perate negro criminal. was fired upon from
ambush.
Two Of the party were killed outright
and Capt. wade was thought TO be NOR
tally wounded Capt. Wade says that ne
was amply repaid for his danger and suf-
fering by the warm expressions Of friend
shin and sollcltude by the people Of
screven county when be returned from
the hospital az Augusta.
lie reports his section o. Georgia az be-
ing In the best financial condition IN his
recollection on bis own place he has
made something over $4,000 worth Of farm
products this year. about % per cent. Of
which Is profit.
re Is very glad savannah has decided 20
take on the state Fair next year. and pre-
diets one 81 the most successful fairs IN
the history OF Georgia.
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Brunswick. Ca. Dec. 2o.-Mayor Cults
and party composed Of ]. T. Hill. II. c.
Harris. and ". s. Thompson. arrived
from Coriele tonight 10 confer with
President Machen concerning the route 81
the brunswick ana Birmingham Railroad.
The party were met By a large delegation
and escorted 70 Col Machen's room AZ
the oglethorpe, where al = late hour they
are IN the midst of an intsresting talk
Al Council meeting tonight the Mayor
and Aldermen signed gp all the contracts.
leases and grants from the city 70 Co.
Machen. and good feeling prevails al over
Brunswick over the progresa Of the
Eork-
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a TEXAS WONDER.



one small hotuc Of Halls Great Dis
eover cures an kidney aud bladder trou-
oles, removes gravel cures diabetes. sem.
mai emissions. weak ana lame back
rheumatism and ali irregularities Of tho
kiansys ana bladder ln both men ana wo-
"',h. regulates bladder troubles in chill
aitn. Il no, sold by your drugsiat viii
q sent hy mail on Receipt of So one small
ootue il Two months treatment ANA viii
cure any case ABOVE mentioned, ur. =.
Han. sole mAuufsc tur,r. a. d. Fox
- St Louis. Mo. send for testimonial
SOLD hy an druggists aul so.omons Co &.
savannah. Ca
Read This.
pothcu Ala July l3 so
hr r w Han ST. louis Mo -near
S We have been selling vour Texas
Wonder liaTs Grclf Discover, fof two
yo1rr and f'commrnl &. ta auN one suf-
terne with 'uN kidney trouble 1s being
tnc best remedy 40 ever soli Yours
truly J. r. NOt%9
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
SAVANNAH LODGE ELEouox.
sir knights Robinson's and Hender-
sons Fine Record ~ Officers.

Savannah Lodge. knights Of Pythias.
held its semi-annual election last night,
the following gentlemen being chosen for
the following term:
g. C.-Chas. Brandt.
v C.-MaN Lehwald.
Prelate-W. d. Nandenberg
X Of r. a. s.-Maurlce r. Robinson.
n. F.-Jas. T.. Henderson.
N. E.-Harry knrger.
NJ. A-Abram Silverneld.
/. G.-Howard n. Cohen.
O. GAS. N. Craggs.
NJ. w-R. Kennedy.
Trustees-M. r. Robinson. A. c. Craig,
and Harry Karger.
Hall Committee-Ias. y lIenderson.Jos.
NJ. Dreyer and Harry karger.
This makes the ninth consecutive term
that Messrs Robinson and Henderson
have been elected 20 the positions ropes
lively of keeper Of records ami seals, and
master OF finance. IN fact they have held
these positions since the preliminary
meeting Of the lodge before its actual or
ganization.
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ron RIsNr-RooMs.


FOR RkN1. LOAf ORTABLE HOUSE.
No 81 NaldburE street. east. between
Ahercorn ana Lincoln. nrHt-ciass order
and condition: every convenience Right
rent TO right tenant Estate Salomon
Cohen. West broad and Broughton streets
TO RENT. THE NEW 2-sTORY
house. 2ij Thlrty-eighth street. west. near
Barnard. furnished OF unfurnishod; will
be rented Tor "a year. or term Of years.
20 a good tenant II has a paror. dining
room. kitchen and storcroom on FIRST
floor, and thrco bedrooms ana bathroom
and water closet on second floor Also
hot ana cold water. gas. cooking range
and gas stove A large yard. with fruit
trees. Rent with furniture ana fixtures
So per month. or without. 80 per month.
apply on premises
FOR RENT SEVERAL DESIRABLE
residence. thoroughly renovated. Apply
a. WHY. agent y Bryan street. east.
ADVERTISEMENTS SIT ~ CAP
TTAI.S WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS-
SfFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD-
vERTisEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS. FOR
MERLY OCCUPIED by THE sAVAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. H.
7. SMART
ADVFRTIsEMENrs SET ~ CAP
ITAIG WILL BE PRINTED IN CI.As-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS a WORD NO AID
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC
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prc,I

how ARE YOUR rEEre IF YoUR
ices are troubling you. COLI on me aui
will give you rsirf Z cure iueroving
nails. corus aud nu disease of tho ieet
without pain. charges reasonable. can
glVc the best reference 90 the city. ra-
tents treated at residence orders IN
De- le1 az t.ivingstou's iruc store nuu
ana Congress streets. telephone sos Lem
Davis surgeon chiroroiist
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The bond OF the plaintiff in the attach
men, case OF Michael A. Connolly against
the Atlantic Contracting Company and
others was strengthened By the addition
OF several additional sureties IN the city
Court yesterday. This was done IN obedi-
ence to an order OF the court recently Is
sued.
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ron RENr-sronEs.

FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
corner Abercorn and Lamar avenue Ap
ply Henry Solomon a Son. BAY and JET
fcrsou.
FOR RENT. TIE TWO MOST DE
sirnblc stores in Savannah, situate corner
Of Whitaker. State and President streets.
opposite new Postofiioe ". NJ. a ". T..
CnnnN.
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ADVERTISEMENT SET ~ CAP
ITAIE WILL BE PRINTED IN elias
sIFlEp ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO An-
VERTisEMENr TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN e9c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WISH To HAVE SOME PAINTING
dome. Write Co T.. J Burnsci. Elitchton.
Ca.
WANTED PARTNER WITH SMALL
cartnl in "a good patinE business. Al
dress purtucr q. % Hox 2f,
a SECONDHAND CENTURY Die
tioury Address T. Il Conaut. Us Henry
street. east
WANTED FOR CASH. lockwood
and persimmou log southern Hardwood
Company. H. %. BOX 81 Charleston. s. c.
~ YOU WANT A PLACE 10 DUMP
earth. dirt. fand. manure. etc. free OF
charge. Just a. city limits. hauling over
hard road write or telephone Brown
Rros corner Anderson ana East Broad
streets
n you WANT GOOD MILK GET 1T
from Springfield Dairy. ms rich pure and
wholesome.
ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
ITALs WILL BE PRINTED ~ elias
StFiED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO Ap-
NERTisEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
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nor AIR AND nor WATER MAJ
Eils. ALSO CRATES AND PARTS
PUT ~ AND REPAIRED y n KfER-
NAN. io STATE STREET WEST
WE GIVE You EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss nulFh perfect work. Forest cay
Laundry Park avenue,
HHFORE YOu PURCHASE WALL.
paper. don't forgei Taylor. hts new stock
and low prices VIII please you. TAI Bar
nard.
NEW DOMESTIC WITH BALL
bearings. on easy terms. try one. buy one:
deal with your people Penton a Son.
FOR FISHING TACKLE. NETS. ETC.
so 90 cornwell 8 Chapman.
FIREWORKS AT CIT PRICES At
Ecruste.n's. 300 West Hroushlou street
YOUR DOLLAR Will co AS FAR
with uH as ten anywhere else. "a FUN limo
- crockery. uuware stoves. etc.. ON easy
terms A. q. Prie, a CO.. State and JET
icrson Phones csS
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
sewer pip. nre brick fire clay oils ami
varnishes. give uH cali Adams Paint
Company
DON'T TROUBLE YOURSELF ABOUT
moving your furniture. relaying your car
pets or mating. Perry q Benton viii re-
iievo you Of an that trouble.
OUR GERMAN READY MIXED
paint Is sold under a guarantee: have your
house painted with %. Adams Paint COM
pany.
PHONE 1915 FOR FOREST CITY
Laundry They will call for your linen
Immediately
LARGE AND NEW STOCK or WALL
paper just arrived. viii make prices u
suit you. William Taylor iu Barnard.
NEW DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
with ball bearings lock and chain stitch.
two machines ga one. Penton A Son
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. 90
70 Cornwell a chipmans.
DOLLS. TOY TEA SETS AND DRUMS
closing al cost al Bernatein'a. A9 West
Broughton street
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
mnntcls from 90 cents 20 % cents. your
old stove exchanged for new one. A.
G. Price a CO.. State aud jefferson
streets. Phones GiS
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED CENTS
IN every dollar Of your hard-earned hard
cash a tho southern Grocery Company.
iit Barnard street
FERRY a BENTON. isO STATE
street. west. viii move. pack ship or store
ovato your old mattresses at itte cost.
Bell phone 1924.
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE WORK f3
being turned out By Forest city Laundry.
Phone 1915.
ron THE MOST SELECT AND
largest stock OF wall paper IA the city. .
go to Taylor. iii BarDard.
PENTON e. SON Will RENovATB
your machine and guarantee a. Sell new
OF old wAchines.
ron RANGES AND STOVES. co TO
Cornwoli a Chapman.
WANTED ONE THOUSAND HUM
cry people AZ the Southern Grocery Com
pany. iif Barnard street.
HOT STUFF HEATERS At g. r. s.
Bernstein 900 West Broughton street.
II YOU WILL LET rs ESTIMATE
on your plumbing work YOU viii be con-
WINGED that We are cheaper than any ono
else. A. G.. Price a Co, State a Jeffer-
son streets Phones els
A FULL LINE or CRATES JUST
received. will sell any Of tho separate
parts. Adams Paint Company, i0i Con-
greas street. west
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
by investing your hard-earned hard cash
with the Southern Grocery Company. ia
Barnard street
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Will PAY go REWARD FoR BvI-
drrre % convict the brute that shot my
fDftrf dog pec l9 ou 1Nhee road John
q. GhuEny H7 Henry street. west
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
MUSIC oLun's MEETING.
December Programme ut the Lawton
Memorial.

Memorial.
The regular meeting Of the Savannah
Music club was held last night at tho
Lawton Memorial The following pro-
gramme was given:
dulimaut .......................... Invocation
Miss r. Black.
Blzet ................... Torroador Carmen
Mr.. George ". Beckett
beethoven. Sonata. Op. n. No. (Ailegro)
Miss Rosa putzel.
tttNttAthAuAt stfssFsssssssfss sssss sssssss"f
Across the Far Blue inns, Marie"
Mrs. J. J. Gnudry.
Ern,t a) Gnvotte 90 Chanson sans Paroles
Mr.. George W. Beckett
Tanning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .'M0oniight'
Mrs. ". r. Wilson. Miss Nellie Allan. Mr..
= e. Rebarer. Mr.. A. Sundhelmer
Accompa Emma r. C0burn.
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rOu sAIT-mINrEII.ANTOUs.


a FREE SAMPLE OF BENzoIN
H'im for chaps ana rough skin. given 20
amy lads. calling 90 persse'a drug stores.
Henry and Aucr,oru. Tay or and whita-
krr
10 fpf NE GOT TWO LUNGS LEFT.
Sow Rem WIu cure your cough. a dollar
n"iii. guaranteed 20 rur. or money re-
Funded fer.rs drug stores.
For SALE WALNUT STANDING
desk teu n l'us Apply Charles +.
StuIa 81 co.
COWS WITH Young CALVES. FOR
saic Cau il West Boundary street. see
them
FIRE PROOF sAFTS-WE CARRY A
me line % Ore proof safes In stock at all
times. The parties can see exactly what
they are getting our prices arc a. low
as manufacturer cell a. with freight add
- Parties intcTca ed. who wish "a good
nro proof safe. will do wcll o. inspect
our stock lIppman Hros I.ippman
block. agents FOR mauufar 'urcrs
ApVERrtsEMrNT SET ~ CAP
iTAiS WILL pE PRINTED ~ CT.As-
slFlltn ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS WORD NO AD-
NEUTiSEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
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NEW DOMESTIC. WITH BALI.
bearings on easy terms. try one. buy one:
deal with your people Peuton 4 Son.
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HHFORE YOu PURCHASE WALL.
paper. don't forEot Taylor. hts new stock
ard hos prices viii please you. ln Bar
uard
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nor AIR AND nor WATER HEAf
Frs. ALSO CRATES AND PARTS
PUT ~ AND REPAIRED " n KIER-
NAN. lo STATE STREET. WEST.
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RESIDENCE AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale all over the city. Robert H.
Taiem. real estate dealer. No. York
street. west
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21

WE ARE HEADQUARTERs FOR
sewer pip. fire brick hre clay. oils ami
varnishes. give us a cali Adams Paint
Company
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MILLERs HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR
children. dolls and toys o. every descrip-
ton chairs. baby carriages. Eo-cHrts.
troll wagons c. p. Miller. agent
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WE GIVE You EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss nuirh. perfect work. Forest cay
Laundry. Park avenue.
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YOUR DOLLAR WILL GO As FAR
with us as ten anywhere else. FUN limo
~ crockery, unware. stoves etc.. on easy
terms A g. Prie, a CO.. State and JEFF
lcraou Phones GaS
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
mnntcls. from 90 cents 20 % cents. your
old stove exchanged for new one. A.
G. Price a CO.. State aud Jefferson
streets. Phones Cls
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FOR SALE. LOTS on NINTH STREET
near East Broad. no city taxes. a. 900
each twenty-five dollars cash and easy
monthly nhymenta. G. u. Doraeit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
PADEREwsKI AT HOME.

The days so jealousy guarded are
spent, by Paderewski, in very systemat-
ic fashion. A great pianist can never
loaf and invite his soul, in thorough idle
ness. He is the slave as well as the mas
ter of the keys. After his early dejeuner,
Paderewski practices until his second
breakfast, at twelve o'clock, or devotes
a part of the three or four hours to musi
cal composition. 1t is in the little study,
ON the second floor of the chateau, that
he has written almost all of his work.
This study is essentially q work-room,
simply furnished but, from his seat at
the desk, OF from his piano stool, the ar
fist can look out across the lake to whert
Mt. Blanc dominates the mountain peaks;
and he knows and loves every mood Of
the mountain monarch. The walls OF
the study are in the Polish national col
or, amaranth. Indeed, this color is the
keynote of the whole house, and the
sentiment of the selection is, perhaps,
more admirable than the decorative
effect; for amaranth, though beautiful in
print and poetry, is, after all, but glor-
fous magenta, and does not lend itseli
readily to color combinations. In the
study are photographs of the artist I
dearest friends, portraits of his family,
and the souvenirs of his professional ca
reer that ne prizes most highly. Among
the last, the wreath given him by the
Boston symphony Orchestra has the
place of honor, hanging just over the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-19
A CURE FOR SEASICKNESS
(Hnrffnrd Conrant.l

Probably most people who have taken a
sea voyage have concluded that seasick-
ness is not to be escaped. There lis no
subject so rich in Conclusions, if we
consider that crowd of travelers-every
year increasing in numbers-who know
what they are talking about from expert
ence. Yet here comes a man who pro-
fessas in a scientific journal, the New
York Medical Record, to say something
on what many of us have long considered
a subject quite played out. He is a
Brooklyn physician, DIR. Herman
Partsch He also speaks from experience,
for he spent several years as medical OIL
Ger on various steamships. The simplicity
of his views is what should appeal to
many a reader. He does not begin like
Lowells organist, "doubtfully and far
away suggesting much preparation as
preventive OF the coming cataolysm.
He buttonholes you Familiarity, tells you
at the start to conduct your own case,
ANA admonishes you against the utility
of any special preparations. Get aboard
your steamer half an hour at least before
she starts, procure your steame r-ohair OF
course, see that your luggage is slowed
away, and have nothing to do, when the
steamer starts, but take care of yourself.
Presumably your room is amidships and
your steamer is we'll ventilated. Second
hand air may cause you trouble.
Steamship motion is anything but sim
pie. 1t may be analysed into twenty six
different faotors. Unawares it affects the
animal mechanism of passenger-he
cannot easily ADJUST himself to it. 1t is
as though one went upstairs in the dark
and found a step more or less than was
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-19

expected Imagine series OF such dis
turbances--the sum of them would lead
inevitably to vertigo and nausea. The
first effect arising from the motion OF the
vessel occurs TO the vaso-nervous system
which controls the circulation. There
follows the disturbances OF the clrcula-
ton ITSELF, particularly In the abdominal
region in which the blood-vesseIs become
relaxed. The blood rushing into the re-
Taxed vessels of the abdomen leaves the
brain deficient. Dizziness Is followed by
nausea. Nature method OF flooding the
brain with blood is retching. The stom-
ach is incidentally and accidentally Inn
plicated. Seasickness Is at hand. How
TO get adjusted to those twenty-six factors
of motion no man can say. The main
thing Is to prevent retching altogether or
to stop IL when once it has begun. First
OF all lie down where there is fresh air,
the fiatter thu better; avoid a pillow
it will do no harm 10 have the head lower
than the body; close the eyes. Then
comes second rule-by no uIeans new
eat in order to keep the blood saturated
with nutriment-eat often, II not much.
Porter or stout is always good whether II
is wanted or not. Begin the day with
something. ten minutes before getting
up, and do not hesitate to eat seven or
tqght times day, The last rule Is a
oorollary to the two preceding. Avoid
any exertion-reading, listening, talking,
walking-which tends TO use up mental
or musm lar energy.
This is the substance OF the advice
Ard at least one physician Is SURF that a
passenger who observes these rules faith
fully from the start will be likely to have
a pleasant voyage. We give them for
says the Brooklyn doctor, ito get people
of known susceptibility across without
retching, and have fulfilled my prom
ises.' This is his claim to "a hearing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-19
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI.

The tickets for the High School alum
nj reunion are now in the hands Of the
committee an may be obtained for the
asking by those entitled to them. The
committee are President lie Roy l..
Hight Miss Caroline E. Gould of the fac
ulty; Miss Auguste Schumacher music
teacher In the Deering district, Miss Clara
Smart of the North school, Mr.. Francis
l.. Littlefleld of the Argus and Mr.. An
drew NJ. Heseltine, No. GO Atlantic
street, anyone Of whom will be glad to
respon to any calls for tickets up TO the
limit of their supply. The reunion oe-
ours next Monday night at Asstembly
hall and Will be a very interesting COCA
sion. IA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-19
Murderer Had Previously Quarrellcd
With His Victim.
Holiday Crowd Threat
ened Lynching.
Patriots Day in Boston MARRIED
by the Tragedy.

Boston, June 1S.-In the presence of
hundreds Of people who had gathered on
a play ground on Main street, Charles
town Neck, this evening, Henry f. Par
sons of Someryille shot and killed Will.
liam Hammond of Everett. The tragedy
was Of most sensational order, mas
much as the crowd which quickly closed
in about the murderer, attempted to take
him from the police, with threats of
lynching. The place of the shooting was
on play ground on Main street at the
Neck, and when the fatal shot was fired
She place was crowded with an immense
throng of people who We're watching the
Nominations and listening to the band
concerts and other festivities which
characterized the closing celebration of
Bunker Hill day.
A little girl about twelve or thirteen
years old appears to have been the primary
cause of the trouble. 1t is said that late
in the afternoon Parsons was seen in
company with the little one by some
boys who became suspicious of his intent,
and notified some men nearby, among
whom were James Dryesdale, Joseph
Newer and William Hammond, all team
sters residing in Everett. Dryestlale up
braided Parsons for the suspicious nature
of his actions AMI after some words the
police say Parsons struck Dryesdale.
This occurred between five and six
O'Clock in the afternoon. The man then
separated, the little girl also going away.
Later in the evening Dryesdale, Ham,
mond and Fred Parchley were again in
the locality watching the amusements,
and Parsons joined them, the quarrel of
a few hours ago being seemingly forgot
ten by all concerned Wishing to smoke,
Hammond asked Parsons for the use OF
the pipe he had in his. mouth, and with
apparent good humor the latter removed
it and handed it to Hammond. Just as
the latter was about TO put 1t to his
mouth, it is alleged Parsons whipped out
a revolver and stepping close up to his
friend fired shot into the neck, the bull
let lodging near the jugular vein. Ham
mond fell to the ground unconscious, the
blood gushing from the wound and died
ON the way to the hospital. The three
other men seized Parsons and Sergeant
Lowell of station 3, and Officer Conley OF
station 2 soon had Parsons on the way tC
the patrol box, A large crowd had by
this time been attracted to the spot and
while the officers We're making their way
slowly with the prisoner they were showed
and jostled by the angry mob, who's
threats became more menacing every
step. The prisoner was swept off his feet
several times and before the patrol box
was reached one of his legs was badly
wrenched.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-19

Boston, June 1S.-Tenney's tumble OF
Cross grounder and three singles in the
eleventh inning gave Brooklyn three runs
and the game today. Stahls brilliant
work in left field was the feature. At
tendance $500. Score:
Boston, 90 0 0 o 3 0-9
Brooklyn, 0 / l o l Sd
Base hits-Boston, IL; Brooklyn, II.
Errors-Boston, l.; Brooklyn, /. Bat
teries-Nichols and Sullivan; McGinnity
and Farrell.
Philadelphia, June 1S.-Philadelphia
defeated New York on Gleason's error In
the seventh and Delehanty's clever steal
to third in the eighth. Attendance 1920.
Score:
New York, 90 00 90 Oh 0 O-C
Philadelphia, 0 0 . 0 0 l / Ks
Base hits--New York, s.; Philadelphia,
T. Errors-New York, 1; Philadelphia, 3.
Batterles-Hawley and Bowerman; Der
nard and Mcfarland
Chicago, June 1s.-Two CONSECUTIVE
doubles gave the locals their only run TO
day, PhIlippi being invincible excepting
in the one inning. Pittsburg's hits came
at the right time to make runs. Attend
ance 900. Score:
Chicago, 0 0 OIL 0 0 OIL
Pittsburg, o lAs o o.
Base hits-Chicago, 6; Pittsburg, s.
Errors-Chicago, a; Pittsburg, l. Bat
teries-Callahan and Chance and Dona-
hue; Phillippi and o Connor.
St. Louis, June 1s.-St. Louis played
listlessly in the field today. At that she
would have won had billiard not fumbled
Beckleys grounder in the ninth. Score !:
St. Louis, . 4 / o o 0-S
Cincinnati, % 0 2 o 2-s
Base hits-St. Louis, s; Cincinnati, IS.
Errors-St. Louis, s; Cincinnati, 2. Bat.
teries-Weyhing, Thomas and Robinson
Newton, Breitenstein and PETIT.