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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31

Hiciey.
Stolen bases-Lakota /, Devils Lake l2.
Bases on balls-By Sessions S, BY Delaney l.
Innings pitched-Delaney I, Nelson q.
Hit by pitched balls-Delaney
scorer-E. n. Lewis: Umpire s. c. Jones.
Attendance-6OO.
NOTES.
Ware is wonder.
Gilmore is great.
Higgins is a hustler.
Williams is whirlwind.
Whalen is worker.
Hickey is hummer.
Sessions is slaughterer.
Howe is handy.
Foubert is fast.
Hutchinson did good work for
Lakota, in center.
Ware, Williams, Hickey and
Howe did nice stick work.
Sessions struck out ten men and
has wonderful control of the ball.
Gilmore did some remarkably
good catching, making great stops.
Fcnbert made two pretty catches
afte. long runs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31

Impure cream tartar and bicarb-
onate of soda, fraud aavoring extracts
and adulterated spices, are RESPONSE
bic for many failure in pastry max
ing. These things are drugs and the
safest way is to buy them of drug
gist who will guarantee absolute pur-
ity and reliability.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31
porter awakened him at the place
they call home. Higgins then hit
10 Raird for tho initial sack ad

they call home. Higgins then hit
to Baird for the initial sack ad-
vancing Otto to No. 8. Then the
Lakota boys did little Juggling
and Higgins and Williams we're
arrested for grand larceny, both
having, with malice aforethought,
stolen the home plate. Tom watt
ed for four wide ones, took the
first bag; Hickey hit one that
should have been good for a "trip
over half the line, but he got mixed
up with Kent. In the meantime,
Whalen was caught in the act of
stealing the home stone and two
or three guards from the city down
the line actually put him out.
Howe hit one to third after Hickey
stole second. There was a tumble
and Hicf ey scored while Howe got
to the middle resting place. Ses :
sions hit for one, advancing Howe
to third. Then Sessions started
for second, the ball was thrown to
that base and Harry came home,
with Sessions safe on No. 2. Joe
hit a long one to Hutchinson and
the side retired 10 to l.
siIn the first half Of the third,
Lakota retired like this. Whalen
made pretty catch of Nelson's
high one, Baird got a Max Bass
ride to first, but sold trying to take
the second sack away from Whalen.
Hunt got first on a scratch, but
Delaney famed after Sessions
gaveShim three wide ones. Ses-
sions here showed his wonderful
control of the ball and several
times gave three balls and then
settled down and famed his man.
In Devils Lakes half, one run
was made. Ware few out to CEN
ter, Gilmore hit safe to short, Will
liams got pass and Higgins hit
to center scoring the catcher.
Lakota didn't get near enough the
home. plate during the rest of the
game to see it with a search light.
In the fourth Hickey hit safe for
one, Harry Howe was hit by the
ball and advanced Hickey to
second. Sessions pounded out a
long she, but Hutchinson was
there. Foubert hit to Kent who
held the ball and Joe was safe.
frankie hit to center scoring
Hickey; Gilmore made clean one
to left and Harry trotted in. Otto
, Williams then hit out long one
and Joe and frankie came in to-
gether just as they did in the sec
, ond. Devils Lakes other run was
, made in the sixth. Ware hit to
short, who dropped the ball, and
later frankie, who stole q couple
of sacks, came in on Higgins hit
, to Kent. In the first of the sew
enth, Lakota made score, but
, had to quit to catch the train be.
; fore the locals played their half, SC
, the game stood as if but six inn.
ings were played.
; The score:
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
THE MONSOON A MARVEL.
That is What Sayannahians Think of
Brunswick's Swift Craft.

In spt sking OF the race in Savsnuab
Thursday, the MoFniug News in part
says:
The annual regatta of the Savannah
Yacht Club was sailed yesterday, and
ita chief demonstlation wss OF the
ab lify of Georgians to build 8 yaoht
tat Will compare in speed with the
fastest that can DO turned out from the
famou ship yards of the north. The
Monsoon Furnished this eyidenca, and
the trim iIunty aod speedy BFulswiok
boat sped over tbs twenty mile course
in three hours fifty minutes and 10
seconds,
Before seven miles of the race be
been sailed, theTitanis, entered again at
the Monsoon, carried sway her stay
Crippled by her mishap the Charleston
boat had 80 put shout. but she was os-
feated even then. she had not the
ghost Of show to win, and IT was only
from ing orious d~fest that the parting
of ths stay saved her. Sac is trim,
tsunch craft, anu the victor of meny
races, bue the Brunswick marvel has
flights of speed that make the Titanis
look SIS though she was tied 10 stake
Savannah ysohtmen wers enthusiast
tic over the MoonsOon after the Yaos
They had not dreamed OF what flyer
they had. Soo1 after tbs start when
the Monsoon began to shvw her speed
the yaohtmsn began their talk about
cup races with Charleston, for they
saw that they probably ma, what they
had been wanting-s challenger. Many
of them are now ready to back the
Monsoon against the Maris, which
took the cup lset summer from the
S.vannah Yacht Club. which had its
hopes staksd upon ths Dragon.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
Fire Yesterday Renders
Many Homeless
Loss ESTIMATED 100000
Blaze Started in a Cooper Shop
and Swept Everything
In its Path.

Lexington, KY,, June This city
today witnessed the most serious con-
II grafton in it's history, and as result,
thousands of people are rendered
homeless.
The frs started in cooper shop In
the heart of the city and the flames
spread rapidly, eating up everything in
iss psgh. The fifemen worked nobly
bat were powerlsss Help arrived
from nearby cities as quickly as posi-
bic, but not in sims 10 check the wild
hsmts Over forty htuses wsre de-
sssoyed,
Il ie estimated that the loss will
reach slOO, 900,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
TO HANG HIM IN THE JAIL,
frjcy Griffin, the Murderer, viii Meet. His
Fate Next Friday

Fricy GElffia now has only d ore
days 10 epjoy life. because n Gext
Ftidsy hs will meet his fate on ,he
gaIows.
Sheriff BeTFle has decided to harg
tbs negro in the jail, and work has
already been started in erecting the
gsllows. No one will oe allowed to
see him executed except the sheriff's
a'Is. the physicians and few news,
paper reporters.
Griffin fully realizes that there is no
chance Of bis life being saved, and
talks freely about 1t to thcss around
the jai, He says he will try aud be
ready to die when the time comes.
The Condemned nsgFo wtkes and
receives letters from his motEer, who
lives neaf Wsyoross, very fTequ;n ntly.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
Excursion to jacksonville.

Oirext su day, May 9 h, tbs Crm-
oeiland Route Will run an excursion
10 Jacksonville. Tie steamer Emme-
line will leave the Mallory wharf at
=. N. Tba round trip fare has been
MADE S so and Brunswickians should
avail themselves Of this opportunity Of
seeing the runs of this onoe beautiful
city. Tickets are limited TO date of
sale. Following is the schedule. Leave
Mallory wharf a. m arrive Fernan
dina u m. , arrive Jacksonville l o.
m. Leave Jacksonville 7.40 p. m ar
rive Btunswick 1L30 p. m.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
MANY at St. Simon .

It is understood that there are
large number Of people spending some
time at st, Simon at present. The Ar
mold house is enj Iying good busi~
ness, and nearly every house on the
island is occupied,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
Excursion to Atlanta.

a big excursion will be run to Atr
lsnts from Bruuswiok on June "a over
the Southern Railway, and the 10 "
rate Of So for the round trip will be
offered. TIE excursion ia being ar
ranged By Hamp SosFlett, the well
Known colorsd excursion organizer,
bat there will be seperate cars fol
white people who desire 10 take the
tip.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
NOTICE OF REWARD .

| will pay a reward Of
twenty five dollars ($25) for
the arrest, with evidence
sufficient to convict, Of the
person who threw a rock or
other missiI into the back
porch of my residence. $40
Richmond sire tet at about
half past eight o'clock on the
night Of June 4th, 1901.
This reward is now on de-
posit with the clerk of the
Superior Court Of GIynn
county.
A. L. Franklin.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
IlGY Object to Roots Com
mUlliCatiol
GOVERNMENT NOT 70 RECEDE
Declare That the Cubans Have No
Authority to Modify the
Law of Congress.

Washington, June 7-Aa unfayoya.
BILE reply to Secretary Roots commup.
loation, demanding an unconditional
acceptance of the Platt amendment
was received from the Cubans today,
The administration Esfusea to recede
from IFS position, declaring that the
Cubans have no authority to modify
the law of congress.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
Board of Trade Meeting

The board of trade held q meeting
in their rooms at the city hall yester-
day morning, bat no important busi>
gentlemen went before the board to
ask th;i ir cooperation to get a large
auditorium in Brunswick.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
BattIeship Ready For Trial

Newport News, Va, June Tt is
stated that The new battleshIp Illinois
will leave the navy yard tomorrow
morning for Boston to undergo an
official trial off the New England coast +.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
CITY COUNCIL HELD
A BUSY SESSION
Proceedings Of Thursday
Nights MGGting
SEVERAL REPORTS READ
A Tax Ordinance Passed and Other
Business Handled By the
City SolOns,
REGULAR MEETING.

Present: Hpp. N. Emanuel, mayor,
and Aldermen Cox, dn BigpoD, New
man, Calhoun and MtGsrvey Abseat
Briessrjck, Smith and BloodworFh.
Minutes meeting May 30th resd and
co ! 1tiT med.
Petition from William Aodrews, {.
erect fysms structure. 15x2O, 90 the
Deer finger lot on .Bsy street. referred
10 Committee on Building Permits.
Commualcstion fFCm e. T., AID J
NJ. Dreamer, in the matter OF opening
a foot alley on THAR property on a
street. referrsd TO City Attorney, with
instruction to report back to next
mestipg of CcuDcil.
Petition from ". H CaFry, FOR 3
lesse Of part Of plot of land known SIS
Bella Pond, east eide OF Cochran ave
nue. and south of z, sufficient for ss "
mill purpose. Offering as a consGers
ti0n for lease as well as cIty lioe1se, to
farn'sh ths city with 15O cord. OF slab
suitable for cream atory iuVntca, lease
to bs foF one year, with privilege OF
renewal from year TO year for parIod
of five years, referred to Special Cum
mittee, consisting of A'dermeD tu Big
non, Newman and Cox,
B:unswick, June ], 1901.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
City of B:unsw wick
Gentle men Il have had The follow.
ing vessels to call on me for ba last
docks sinoe my election to the offl3e of
Hsrbor master:
Barque Kotks, S57 tons, ballast dock
fees $500.
Bsrque Ennerdale, 1888 tons, ballast
dock feee $1,000.
Barque Fristsd, 9l5 tons, ballast
dock fees $500.
Barque PAmo, 751 tons, ballast dock
fees $500
Barque St. Joseph, S66 tons, ballast
dock fees So 90.
1 have collected but one fee, that OF
BarQue Enuerdsle, and surusd tbs
same over TO the city treasurer. have
his recoipt. l find that tbs moving Of
vessels is being done properly sAd SC
oording to Law. I would ask that
about Ave hundred copies CT Sne H .rbor
Regulations be printe1 and turn ed
over to me, 80 can furnish he vessels
on arrival copy of same. | would
ask that the ordinances regulating the
speed of steam vessels be embraced 10
these regulations.
Ih4ve my offine with tae Pilot Asso
citation, which makes it coz veuienc for
them as vel! as myseli.
Hoping this is satisfactory, I,ematn
Very respectfully,
Benz. A. Fshm, H. M.
Ordered received, accepted and filed,
and Clerk instructed to inform the HaR.
Dor master to state 10 a dttion, the
docks where bslits, is discharged.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman du Bignou--
Be it, and 1t lie hereby resolved, bY
the Mayor and Aldermen Of the City OF
Brunswick, in Couucil assembled,
That the city physician be, and be Is
hereby, required to furnish to this
Council full and complete statement
of ell matters pertaining to his Office
from the commencement of his term
OF office, for each and every month up
to the fret day of June, 1901, and sub
init the same for the consideration OF
this body, at its next regular meeting
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
An Old Couple Welded ,

Susquehanus, Pa, June THE
marrisgs of John Eckels, sged 81, and
Mrs. Margaret Reinhsrf, aged 76, took
place az Sherman on today.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
A FESTIVAL.
Library Association to Give 0 ne Wednesday
Night

The BruFsViok Library Association
Is preparing TO give 4 festival in
Hsnovsr park Wednesday evening.
The Marine bend VIII be present and
Discourse sweet music,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
Governor Sanford III.

Tuscaloosa. Als., June Ex-Governor
Sanford is seriously i'll in this oiGy
with enlargement Of the heart. His
family is at his bedside.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
To PLAY in America ,

London, June 2 BernheaFt will
play "Romeo" for one hundred nights
in A Arnerios to Maud Adams Juliet"
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08

n. ID. Russell,
Clerk of g ,unoil
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
WILL MAKEEXTRA TRIP.

The steamer Hsssis will make an
extvs trip to ST. Simon today, leaving
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08
OK. GA SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1901

NAL RllA MI Tx
.-----------.-.-.----.-...-..-.-.-.--,.-.,--.,
on Thursday, June 1s h inst, sud that
regularly thereafter, 10 furnish a
monthly stStemenr as shovs on tue
frs, of esoh and every manth during
the term Of his oflios.
By Alderman du Bigoon--
Be IT, snd 1t is hereby reaolyed, by
the Mayor and Alderman Of the City Of
b'unsw cs, 10 Ceuocil assembled,
F"f' he Committee IN Sanitation, so~
ge;nsF With ire Q ty Ensioaef sna two
men neFs or She boFFo Of Health, A.
v Wood and Willis Maiohen', make
and submit to this dy, IS IT, xs
| regular meet'1g on Thursday. June
10 h lnss. report a to he probable
coat OF making An inspection and thoF>
oogh test Of the eo'iye sawersge system
of Tie c'tg'
TIE MAyof stated no lad sgreea 10
accept comprOmisv OF 500 as license
from Southern ExPg}a co. for year
1901
An otdinsnce to levy and assess q
tax for the support Of the government
Of tds 9isy Of Btunawick for tbs year
1901, and for the ps} 'nsus OF 1hs oval
rafy 2nd extraordinary expes ses Of
said oi'y Tor sara year and for aiher
purposes.
Sec,ion /, Be II or5aiaed bg The
mayor aod aldermen of toe city of
Brunswick. ia ooaao | sssembled, snd
1t Is hereby ordained by authority Of
ehs same, ttatfor sl28 purpose sioE essjd
for he yeaf 1901 > ssx of ons and forty
ore-hnodredths q 40) peF oesium of
toe value Of tne 'bx4hie property
within said city be, and tie same is
fereby leVied and eases-e ca 81 sll prop~
ert5 tax&oi5 of aia ei1y aGd shsii be
paid oy she ssVeFai aud respective
owl o. and owners of 1hc same in two
equal paymen:s; ooe OF OF before the
3O'h day OF June, 1901, and the othsF
on or before she 30,a Day Of November
1901, provided any tax psyor shall have
the right to pay his or her whole tax
as the time the iys9 ie ilment ia paid,
and provided further that should any
person or pefsoos Liable for such taxes
fail to so pay one-bsl' Of au7 and all
taxes 10 SAID city for ssid ye2y bs the
BON dzY OF July 1901. the entire
smouats OF such t4xas 6us for the year
shall imm dlstely become due, ant it
shall be the duty of The clerk o? ooun-
oil to Issue executors against such
defaulling tax payer or tax payers for
the sutite amount oftax due said CITY
for seid year by sch person or persons,
AID soOh exsont'ou shall be enforced
by levy and sale as provided by the
charter ordinaacas aod by laws cf said
city. l
seotion 2. Be it fasther ordained by
ihe authority aforesaid, that one hzli
Of one par oonlum Of such sgx shall be
levisd for the pusposs OF paying the
ordiossy current expenses Of said city
for said yaar, and three-quaytess Of one
49, ,o.,,,,, 60 ,hc n.-o,t S 49,,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-05-23

infinity. Yes, mighty force is
sweeping over the world from pole
to pole, crushing it's foes beneath
it's feet, beheld with dreaded awe
by the wrong doer alone, but hailed
with joyous delight by him who
strives to follow in the footsteps of
the Master. Through the efforts
of the Sunday School, church
comfy has become no longer a
dream but a wonderful reality.
Every evangelical denomination
has fallen into line and behold
"The little children leading"
At last this great association has
extended to Idaho county it's right
hand of fellowship. Let us come
together as unit, and be forged
into link of this mighty chain
that now girdles the globe several
times. Let US no longer ride in
our own little individual row boats,
but let us climb into the great ship
Association and there by be-
coming one united force, make
ourselves felt for righteousness
and morality as would never be
possible for us under our present
separation and Independent feeble
action.
Let every Christian worker in
Idaho county, no matter to what
denomination you may belong, or
if you belong to none, feel as
though this was your opportunity
and come and identify yourself
with this work and help us and
thereby help yourself.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-05-23

is commendable. Nav j.
young convention tree bjoss ,a'
and bear fruit in every Sunda ,a
School in this county. way
FINANCIAL.
OF course the SUNDAY
School Association work co ass
a great deal of money and s :
carried on in a bene6e;,a,
manner, and | contend tha, !,
is better untouched than IL
make a bad job of it, it mus,
have good financial BACKING
At this writing, two weeI,
prior to the convention, thr
arrangements committee hay.
spent nearly $50 and it can b.
conservatively estimated that
before the convention is over
it will cost another $50. All
debts SO far have been promnt.
ly paid and a small balance is
now in the treasury and not
one single cent has been asked
or contributed, SO you will
excuse us now for coming to
the several Sunday Schools
and ask you, this being YOU,
Convention, and for the up
building of your work, to TAX,
up a collection in your schoo
prior to the convention, AM
send the same by your dele
gates to be placed in til
general fund of the Idah,
county Sunday School Asset
alton and to be subject to til
disposal of its officers, to b
used for the best interests {
the Association.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-05-23
Association. A Plea.

A great trust is formed, with a
working capital of 500, 900, 900
and the world stands aghast at it's
magnitude and says, "What a
wonderful force to be concentrated
upon single point" and all watch
its onward march as it goes crush
ing all its foes beneath its feet, an
irresistible force. But slowly and
silently mighty army has been,
and is being trained in our midst.
1t contains divisions, corps,
regiments, battalions, companies,
squads, individuals. 1t has it's
vast corps of-trained leaders, it
moves in one body, as one body,
but its growth and onward march
has been so gradual, SO unostenta-
tious, so noiseless that few know
of it's presence or its force. Yet it
is true that last year the Inter-
national Sunday School Association
held in the United States alone,
over 10000 conventions in every
state and territory and in
nearly every county. Aud this is
but a glimpse OF one division of
this mighty force of which l speak.
Stop for % moment and behold the
vision that rises before
you as you mediate upon this
you become dazzled at its almost
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-05-23
Word to CrangevilIe.


Our great National Father,
George Washington, is credited
with the statement:-"The per-
petuity Of this Nation depends
upon the moral and religious
training Of her youth" There is
not in existance an institution
today doing more to establish in
the hearts and minds of the young
of this nation than the Sunday
School and yet this great factor Of
our safeguard has been sadly
neglected in our county. The
great state OF Ohio alone, has 5000
Sunday Schools, with $4,000
teachers and 6sO,OOO scholars,
while Idaho County, over half as
large, has, upon best information
obtainable, only about 20 Sunday
Schools, with at most 1875 teachers
and perhaps $50 scholars. We are
boasting of great undeveloped
resources and extending hearty
invitation to outsiders to come and
be one of us, in the meantime let
us do all in our power to develop
our resources and encourage the
best institutions, for this is the
surest road to good, solid, healthy,
substantial development.
A great effort is being made to
inspire one of these institutions,
viz. the Sunday School. Those
who will attend this convention
will be of the very best representa-
tive people of the county, let us
make their sojourn in our midst as
pleasant and agreeable as possible.
And when the entertainment COM
mittee waits upon you, do all in
your power to aid them. If you
can furnish meals for one or more
of the delegates, or bed for one
night do it cheerfully, for we have
great many difficulties to over
come and great many problems
to solve in this work, where so
little seeming interest is taken an d
little encouragement extended.
We have invited these delegates
here from all over the county and
assured them that the people OF
Grangeville would give them free
entertainment. Shall we have
judged amiss?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-05-23
BARGAIN TORE co.
Limited i.

BILE to attend. Remember
they are our future officers
and teachers.
Rev. Kirk hope's address
will be "Thc Book we Study"
and will be W I'll worth your
while to hear.
What is the Home Depart.
ment of Sunday School?
What is the "Cradle Rolf?
What is the \ Normal Depart
ment? Be sur and come to
the Convention and you will
know all about these and
many other things of which,
perhaps, you never dreamed.
This convent ton is bound to
be revelation to all in some
ways and to sd me in a great
many ways.
A recent wi tier says: at
is too late in tn day to dis.
cuss the to be or not to be- of
expositions. The American
people have contracted the
exposition habit" The
above is appli cable to con-
ventions. w neither or not
any great gain IS derived from
holding COW entions is a
question not full ly settled yet.
In order that the Sunday
School worker rs of Idaho
County may be able to discuss
the matter intel ligently, they
ought to be in attendance at
the coming cow ention.
"Better be dead than out Of
the fashion" is an old adage.
So think the Sunday School
workers of Idaho county, and
to prove to their neighbors
that they are aliv and up with
the times, they a re going to
hold their first convention on
May the 31st. The writer
rejoices in the int crest shown
in this great work The zeal
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-05-23
Convention Brew tiles,

Think about, talk about,
pray and work for this Con-
vention and there will be no
doubt as to its success and far
reaching results toward the
uplifting of Christ's cause in
Idaho county.
Have small note book and
a pencil in your pocket and
when an idea impresses you
jot it down. Don't Judge any
thing too simple to be sug-
geSted or asked.
Be sure and persuade as
many of the scholars as posi-