davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
Rezolucya ma czasie.

DR.. Kuflewski zasiuzyl sic bar
dzo ogolowi chicagoskiego oby-
watelstwa, wnioslszy wczoraj w
radzie szkolnej rezolucye, zabra-
niajaca mfodziezy szkolnej obcho-
dzic rocznice ogioszenia niepodle-
glosci przez palenie ogni sztucz-
nych, zwlaszcza takich, ktore
sprawiaja halas i narazaja ludzi
ma okaleczenie. Take obchodze-
ME swiat narodowych ME podno-
81 pod zadnym wzgledem uczuc
patryotyzmu w naszej mlodziezy
i obniza w oczach ludzi mysla-
cych poziom naszej cywilizacyi.
Zamiast pukaniny i zaieczysz-
czania powietrza "crackersami",
nalezy W szkoiach tlomaczyc NAL
com znaczenie aktuA niepodleglo-
Sci, urzadzac W parkach koncerty
palic ma placach miejskich ognie
prawdziwie sztuczne, stanowiace
dla kazdego prawdziwa przyjem-
nose.
Rezolucve dra Kuflewskiego
przyjela rada szkolna jednoglo-
snie. Dzieki tel rezolucyi zniknie
czasem barbarzynski zwyczaj OBJ
chodzenia najwiekszego naszego
Swieta amerykahskiego ma sposob
dzikich Indyan. Koledzy naszego
rodaka W radzie szkolnej winszo-
wall mu po posiedzeniu jego do
brego pomyslu. My takze Win
szujemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
Gtupie pOIOzenie cesarza WiIheIn1a'
Ani W4osi AMI Amerykanie ME chca
jegO podarunk6w.
le zaburzenia robotnik6w W Valparaiso.
etoda dra Lorenza krytykowana ma kongresie ekarzy
my Prusak6w w Stanach Zjednoczonych.

wiednie wplywy. Junl1rowie zle-
mianscy uwazaja sic "a 1Fodzo-
nych przewodnik6w, "a prawoW1-
tvch nastepc6w tego rycerstWa'
kt6re pierwsze praoOwa1o mad
,,zaszczepieniem lultury nlemie-
ol1iei wsr6d barbarzyhsE1ch Slo-
wian", towarzystwa hakatystow, /
spogladaja Z pogarda ma ,,nlo-
t1och mieszczanslli'', ldt6ry obec-
ME chce podzielic sic mimi lau-
rami ! luparni wojennerni. MieSz-
ozauie jednak byrlajmniej ME u
wazaja sic "a mot1och; przypoml-
naia, re oni rozpoczeh wv Poznail-
skiem gerrnanizacye Przez mlem-
czenie niast, wykazuja, re a.kcya
germalnizacyjna po msIaoh ME
wYstarcza, re w dziadalnoscl jun
kr6w Jest wiecej egoizmu zadzy
zyskow, niz szczerego Patryoty-
zmu. wreszcie zaS powoiuja sic
ma zaisade demokratyczna, wed{ug
G1t6rej mszyscy So r6wni wobec
prawa, i skarza sic gorzko ma butte
i arogancye szlachty.
Ponliedzy teni dwoma grupa-
mi stoi trzecia - urzednicza. Jest
ona reprezentacya rzadu, powo-
Earla przez w4adze do kierowania
sprawani polityoznemi kraiu, i
nie chce pozwolic ma to, ably po-
zbawili ia tych prerogatyw i
zwiazanych z nienli wplyw6w czy
ITO butni junkrowie czy tez kra-
MARIE nliejscy. Idzie ma przeb6j,
dziaia ma w1asna reke, starajac sic
o to, ably w Berlinie posiadano jak
najlepsze wyobrazenie jej dzia-
fa1nosci.
w tel walce o ambicye poll
tyczne interesy materyalne, pre-
yes naczelny posiada CLOS roz-
strzygajacy, wsrod krzyzujacych
sic puzeciwiefstw pretensyi, jest
narazony ma zaczepki re wszyst-
kich stron, ma podstepna agitacye
fntrygi, oskarzenia wobec pu-
iblicznosci rzadu, i, ME mogac
oczYwiscie uczynic zadoSc wszy-
stkirn zadaniom, pada ofiara ME
wdziecznyoh stosunkow. Barona
Willanlowitza obalili junSrzy ma
wspo4lee z urzednikarni, Bittera
mieszczanie wolnomySlni - zape-
mne ME bez po1nocy tlrzednikoW.
Waldow obejrnuje sIwoj urzad
wSrod namietnej WALK rniedzy
mieszczaistwem a szlachtq wiej-
ska, i jedno tych stronnictw po-
stara sic niewatpliwie to, aby
nowy prezes ME czekaf ma sIwoj
nekrolQg polityczny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
Ruch parowc6w.

Przybyly:
Antwerpia: Vaderland New
Yorsu.
New York: Princess Irene :
Neapolu.
Queenstown: Parthenia Bal
tirnore.
Hamburg: Bluecher z N. Y.
Liverpool: Oceanic Z N. Y, Tau.
ric z Portland.
Odesziy:
Genua: Liguria do N. Y.
Liverpool: Majestic do N. Y,
Southwark do Montreal.
New York: Philadelphia do
Southampton, Rotterdam do Rot
terdanlu, Patria do Marsylii, Teu-
tonic do Liverpoolu.
Queenstown: Ultonia do Boz
stonu, Aurania do N. Y.
Southampton: Kaiser Wilhelm
II do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14

blu Muellera w Springfield, do
staf mu sic w hotelu pok6j pod
nr. I3; z}ozy1 parasol w Ikontra-
markarni i otrzynnal znaczek
nr. 13; wczoraj bylo 13 maja W
'drliu talk fatalnym trzeba bylo je-
chac znowu do gubernatora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDZYNARODOWEJ,
Chicago, IA maja 1903.


Nowy. prezes naczelny w. KS.
Poznansliego, p. Waldow, przy-
by} do Poznania obja} w ponie-
dzia1ek sw6j urzad. Polska prasa
poznahska zaledwie zwrocila ma
to uwage, ze Gdonczy4o sic Inter
s'regnum" i polityka germanizacyl-
ma otrzymala znowu heromn1ka
rrrzedowego. Ola spolecznosci
poIskiej jest to zupe5nie obojetne,
czy ten MAJ zaufania norony yat6-
rego gs6wnem zadaniem jest ,,za-
mienianie Ksiestwa ma 1raj szcze-
RE prusLi i niemieoki'', nazywa
sic Bitter, Waldow hub Jagow.
Znienia sic tylko osoba, pozo-
stale system, a system ten jest ia
hi, re dzia1a zupe1nie automaty-
cznie, i osobistoS6 naczelnego
prezesa ME odgrywa w stosunkach
roll wybitriejszej.
Czyrnniliem rozstrzygaiacym
w polityce antypolsLaiej jest Cd
dawna juz lud1oSe niemiecka W
Ksiestwie.. Odkad cesarz WI
helm hr. Buelow oswiadczyli sic
stanowczo "a germarlizacya dziel-
mic wsohodnioh pahstwa, Rad
wyznacza rocznie wielkie sunny
ma cele germanizacyjne, wszyst-
kie stany ubiegaja sic o Przodo-
wnictwo w al1cyi antypolskiej, -
ME tyle, a w kazdym razie ME
tyllo dla okazania swego patryo-
tyzrnu niernieoliego, lecz tal1ze i
giowrlie dla zdobycia udziaiu w
BorzySciach. U urzednlkow od-
grywaja przyten bardzo wanna
role dodatzi nadzwyczajne do
pensyi ogolne wzgledy karyery.
Wielka wIasnosc ziamsIla day
do zdobycia jeszcze wiekszych
wplywow, rozmaitych ulg, do
staw dla wojska, coraz wielszej
liozby lOolejek podjazdowych lido
wyzyskania funduszu holonialne-
go, lt0ry s1rrzy gf0wnie ma ratio
wanie bankrutujacych w3aScicieli
niemieoIGch, i wywo4ujac hieu-
stanne podwyzszanie ceny grun-
tu, zapewria wiellie korzysci
sprzedajacym. LudnoSG miejska
znowu usi1uje sl1fonic Rad do wy
znaozania osohnych fundusz6w
ma cele germanizacyjne wv mia
stach, do umieszczaria za}og, bu-
dowania gnachow, szko}, tea
trow gernlanizacyJnych, przyzna-
wanna zapomog kupoom iprzemy-
showroom niemieokim, zapewnie-
MIA dostaw urzedowych, do sztu-
oznego zwiekszania ruchu szcze-
goInego protegowania n1ieszczaa-
stwa nienieckiego. w tyrn ruchu
biora Cd pewnego czasu
takze bardzo gorliwy udzia}
zydzi, przekonawszy sic, ze
germanizacya zapewnia i'm
wieksze korzysci, niz utrzynlywa-
ME dobrych stosrrnkow Z ludno-
Scia polskq, Ola tych wszy-
stkich grup ludnoSci ME
mieckiej zmiana ma stano-
wisl1u naczelnego Prezesa jest bar
dzo waznym wypadkiem. w po-
mszechnej pogoni "a korzySciami
WyoWarzaJa sic oczyW1sc1e gfebo-
kie przeciwiehstwa; kazda ze
stron chcia}aby zagarnq6 jak mai
wieoej ola siebie, podzja1 zy-
sl6w wsp6lnej naganEi antypol-
skiej zalezy w czeSoi cd tego urze-
dnika, kt6ry stoi najblizej rzadu, i
l0t6rego CLOS najwiecej macy W
Berlinie. Z drugiej zaS strony ka-
ida grup ma Pretensye, aby u
znawano jej szozeg6lne zas}ugi
NJ dziele germanizacyjnem, pra-
gnie nadawae lcierunek ca}ej al1cyi
antypoIaldej wywierae odpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
Powodzenie szarlatana.

Ma proznych lotach ma rogu
Diversey i N. Central Park ave.,
ustawiono pred trzema tygo-
dniami estrade, ma ktorej wieczo-
rami wyprawiaso dwoch proznia-
kow rome szopki. Trzeci prozniak
mienii sic doktorem zachwalal
rome lekarstwa ma ,wszystkle
choroby". Ma owe vprzedstawie-
ME" zbierala sic coraz wieNsza Ii
czba gawiedzi. w ciemnosciach
nocnych po zaufkach wi6czyfa sic
mlodziez, blaszanki piwtem kur-
sowaly, cl1opcy rozbijali sobie
,lby karnieniami, inni rozrywali
parkany, azeby palie ognie RADIO
sne, zgorszeniu, niepokojeniu spo-
kojnych mieszkaicow i r6znym
Eajdactwom ME byfo lhohca. Oko-
liczne baby zgiaszaly sic do do
ktora" wydrwigrosza po lelkar-
silva, jak po swiecona wode.
Dzwony zwolujace ludzi ma 4ogo-
dzinne nabozehstwo zagiuszaly O.
krzyki rozpasanego motlochu, a
policyi ME bylo widac, gdyz po-
dobno sledzic musiala strajkuja-
cyoh robotnikow. Jednem .slo-
weln ma Avondale, a zwlaszcza ma
Jackowie panowala anarchia, die
Xxi ktorej szarlatan przybieda w
jednej g,odzinie wyludzal cd glu-
pich wiecej pieniedzy, niz zbiera
przez dzieh ,caly najzdolniejszy
aptekarz.
Ma szczescie, pofoAono wczoraj
koniec tel anarchii. ,Doktor"
musial rozebrac swa estrade |
przenieSc sic ze swemi lekarstwa-
mi re swojerni ,,free shows" w
inne strony. Obywatele w Avon
dale lzej dzisiaj oddychaja. Ma
tomiast martwia sic ,,trampy" i
ulicznice.
Rezolutna baba.
F. Gerbending wybral sic
konstablem Henry Peck do pani
Russ pm. Sc Edgemont ave., aze-
by odebrac tam swego psa ga
tunku dunskich dogow. Pani Russ
przyje1a nieproszonych gosci mio-
tia TAX i'm wygarbowala skore,
ze szybciej wyszli niz weszli. Me
lepiej poszlo adwokatowi McGin-
ley, kt6ry probowai przekonac
pania Russ o istnieniu W teoryi i
sadowej praktyce przykazania
"Nie kradnijr PAM Ruess ME u
stawaia wIadac skrobaka. w tych
warunkach wyjeto ma MIA warrant,
lecz wozni sadowi ME maja cd
wagi wybierac sic wizyta do
pani Russ po raz trzeci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14

RIA jest I maja, socyalisci uwa-
| zajq dzieh ten "a Swieto robotni-
k6w przygotowuja sic znaczne
demonstracye. w ostatnich dniach
odbyly sic liczne rewizye aresz-
towafia, zwiaszcza w mieszka-
mach student6w, studentek nau-
czycieli. Odkryto tez tajne dru-
| karnie skonfiskowano tysiace
broszurek.
Valparaiso, "a maja. - Strajk
robotnikow ma przystaniach CO.
raz to grozniejsze przybiera for
my. Strawberry podpalili budyn-
XII przystani nalezace do kom-
panii okretowej poludniowo a
merykahskiej przysz}o do stare
do stare policya. 10 osob zostalo
zabitvch, 200 ranionych. Miasto
faktycznie znalazio sic w posia-
daniu robotnikow, ktorzy terro-
rvzuia mieszkancow. Policyq
wpedzono do koszar. Tysiace ro-
botnikow maszeruje ku mieszka-
niu prywatnemu admira1a Montt
j groza podpalaniem zabiJanienl.
(P6znieD. Rad wys lal
5000 wojska do Valparaiso ogio-
sill stan oblezenia. Zapanowai juz
spok6j, ale szkoda zrzadzona bar
| do Jest znaczna. Duio budyn-
k6w jest zburzonych, esplanada
zupelnie zniszczona. Z burzyciell
okolo 50 osob zostalo zabitych,
lub smiertelnie pokaleczonych.
Wieden, 1890 maja.- Finansc
Turcyi tax So wyczerpane, re sui
tan widzial sic zmuszonym po-
wstrzymat wysylke wojsk do Al
banii. Zmobilizowanie 100000
woiska nastqpilo kosztem prywa-
tnej szkatuly sultana. Dostawcy
armii wzbraniaja sic dostarczae
broni i mundur6w inaczej, niz "a
got6wke.
Paryz, IA maja. - Temps"
oglasza depesze donoszaca, re ce-
sarz Wilhelm w czasie ostatniego
swego pobytu wv Rzyrnie ogladaf
mieisce przeznaczone dla
pomnika Goethego, ktory
on niastu zamierza podaro-
wac wyrazil zarzadOwi miasta
| podziekowanie "a obranie TAX pie
lanego miejsca. Tyrnczasem prof,
Eberlein oznajmil cesarzowi, re
ceremonia postawienia pornnika
| cdlozono ma czas nieoznaczony.
Faktem jest, re ludnoSc Rzyanu
oburza sic ma projellt postawlenia
pornnika Goethego ma mlelscu
przeznaczonem wyfacznie dla
slawnvch Wlochow. BurniStrz
Rzvrnu przepraszal prof. .Eberlelna
odlozenie ceremonii. Cesarz sa-
dzi}, re dopelni ceremonii polo
zenia kanlienia megielnego pod
ten Donnik nocno jest ziryto-
wany, re tax sic ME sta}o. lryta-
cya jego jest tenn wiekszq, IL te-
raz ME vie co zrobic talk pomni-
kie1n Goethego jak Z pomnDkiem
Fryca, kt6rego ME chca Atneryka-
ME.
Washington, IA maja. - Ma
wczorajszej sesyi kongresu leka-
rzy chirurgow kilkaIkrotnie O.
mawiano metode leczenia dra Lo-
renza. Me brab}o ostrych krytyk;
DIR. A. J; Steele St. Louis okaza1
sic stanowczyn przeciwnikiem
metody, dowodzil, re nawet Loli-
ia Armour ME jest uleczona zu-
| pe1nie, / tax on, jalk kilhu innych,
| wykazywalo, re zwykle operacye
chirurgiczne czesto So stosowniej-
sze lepszy skutek wywotuja, niz
ta metoda. WiekszoS6 lelearzy je-
dnakowoz przyszla do przehona-
mia, re dzieci liczacych mniej niz
lat 7 ia metoda dobre daje rezul-
taty re chorych ma obydwa
biodra rs procent, a z chorych ma
| jedno biodro, 50 procent da sic ia
metoda wyleczyc skutecznie.
Baltimore, Md, ID maja.-C6r-
L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
BOX G.

Jack O'Brien and Joe Walcott fought n
terrific 1O-round draw last evening at the
Physical Culture club. Boston O'Brien
broke his knuckle on the colored lads s
head in the second. but this did not pre-
vent him from handing out the hardest
kind of punishment. which compelled
Walcott to clinch repeatedly In order to
save himself.
The fight was most savage from the
tap of the gong and honors were even at
the finish. both men being on their feet
and fit for more.
In the preiiminaries Johnny Butler OF
Lynn knocked out Jack Johnson or
Cambridge Ia eight rounds.
Harry Smelling did the same TO Tim
Harrington of South Boston in two
rounds, and Johnny Sheehan OF Boston
went six-round draw with Young
O Brisn.
Young Erne was defeated last evening
by Kid Goodman OF Boston in a 12-round
battle at Lawrence, Mass. Goodman held
the winning ticket all the way through
the fight.
Spike" Sullivan was defeated last
evening in Birmingham, England. before
tho National Sporting club by Jabez
White in a 15-round battle at l37 pounds.
Harry Forbes, the bantam champion,
bested Tommy Love last night in a six
round bout.
Sam Harris announces a battle between
Terrible Terry" and Abe Attell, to bs
held at Fort Erie Memorial Day. Ii will
be a 15-round battle at l6 pounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
NO. l TEAM.
ART NOVELTIES.

Among the most original and beautiful
art novelties seen In this city In many =
day arc the Rutiedge art etchings no.
on exhibition and sale at the Bixby Sill
YER company on Mathewson street These
etchings are in brass. filled In with va
rious colored enamels and framed In
quartered oak. The art work I'm each H.
exquisite and the designs ara illustrative
Of familiar poems and scenes from Burns
Shakespeare. Longfellow. Dickens anC
others.
For instance, there n an etching of ar
old farm house. among the trees. beauti.
fully done and beneath II the words.
The Inner side OF every cloud
IL bright and shining.
So wear your clOudlets Inside out
And show the lining
Another of the etchings bears the lines
Il exycnt i0 pass through Ills hfe .n
once. ~ tIeroIpre there le any kndua
| can show or any good thiug Ctn o.
my fellow Au-LeLE.-R--4nl-sne- d.
now: let me not defer 10 or neglect IT, r..
I shall not pass this way again"
stu another etching pictures Dickon.
"old Curiosity shop and yet anothe
A charming thsrne for a sleeping room
bears the familiar poem beginning
Sleep sweetly In this quiet room,
" thou whoe'r thou art,
And let no uounful yesterdays
Disturb thy peaceful heart"
A moot ntung etohing for q library
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
WARREN ARTILLERY.
Annual Meeting and Election Of Officers
Held Last Evening.

At the annual meeting and election of
officers OF the Warren artillery held last
evening a great change was made I'm the
list OF officers. Col Daniel w. Gladding
who has been commanding the artillery
for the past two years. announced that
he was not a candidate.
The officers elected are as follows:
Colonel, Charles w. Greene: lieutenant
colonel. Edward III. Coyle, major Nelson
r. Hall. M D.; captain. Frank Il. Max
well: first lieutenant. Charles ri. Miller:
second Lieutenant. John Drown: clerk,
j. Raymond Littlefeld auditing COM
mittee. Col. Greene, Lieut. Col Coyle,
Maj. Hall. Capt. Maxwell and Lieut..
White,
Col Greene. who was promoted from
lieutenant colonel, which position he held
for n couple OF years. is one OF the best
shots I'm the state forces. and has often
won marksmen's and sharpshooters' bad
ges. He has been a member of the War
rem artillery for the past 10 years and his
popularity Is such I'm the organization
that he has often been talked OF for COM
mander, but would not agree 20 be a can
didate for the place until last night. lie
had no opposition.
Col Greene Is town treasurer OF War
rem a well known tennis player. and Is
Identified with number OF other orga-
nizatons in Warren.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
DO You Have hnV
OF
These Troubles :?
10 Bowen Street. FAN River.
rQog

Mr. Edward Il. banners.
169 Westminster St. Providence, h. l.
Dear Sir-The glasses you made for
me about rs months since have done all
for me you promised they would do. /
had used glasses made by other eye
specialists that turned out poor, and In
fact / had almost become blind In my left
eye and at times ! could not see 10 do
my work. and ] would often pass my
friends on the street without knowing
Them my eyeslght had become 50 poor,
but since you made me pair my sight
has become very good. and | am neither
troubled with terrible headaches and my
temples used TO pain me terribly and
jump NJ to burst and tears would run
down by face. but l thank you because
since have been using your glasses
| have not had an ache or pain IN either
my head or eyes In over IL months, and
l can see better now than ! could 20
years since / can assure you that sew
eral OF my friends have got glasses from
YOU on my recommendation and they say
that they have got the same benefit from
them as had told them | had got from
my glasses.
Yours respectfully,
ROBERT BARTON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
shows brighr are-lde scene. with II

shows a bright nreside scene. with the
accompanying words:
East and west,
Home IL best"
People OF cultivated and artistic tastes
and those especially who are ever on the
alert for whatsoever things are fitting and
appropriate for the S'house beautiful" will
nnd In these etchings a peculiar beauty
and charm for the library, parlor OF
sleeping room.
Moreover. Mr.. Bixby Is having a num-
brasses prepared and these will appeal
especially 10 the bereaved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
FOOT RiCIyG.

The Marathon 2 mile foot race wss
run or in tho vicinity OF Boston with IS
contestants yesterday. 70 OF the men nm
hsh.nE.
John O. Lordon Of Cambridge Gymnas-
ium. won the race and gold medal. his
time being 7:n:29 IS seconds.
The pace was killing and some former
champions were left behind. Mellor was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21

Runs--Pattee, Barry. Gray. Metcalf.
Lynch. Beldns-s; Jaynes. Watson
Struck out--By Lynch. II: by Westervelt
9. Stolen bases-Brown ., Williams ].
First base on balls-Of Lynch, - on
wcstervelt 1. Time-2h. 3om.
Fcr-iham College defeated Trinity by
a score OF IL 20 at Fordham yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21

- BBMw6eD- CLUB LARGE PINS
No / team whitewashed No. 3 team N
the big pin series Of games rolled lasI
evening on the Elmwood club alleys. Tine
summary:
No TTNAN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
BRYANT & sTRATToN.

Runs-Sweet g. Hall 2, Paine 2, Water
house 2. Comiskey 2. Monahan. Degan-13;
Paisley, Tobln, Maher. McGreevy. Riley
5. Two-base hits-Waterhouse, Tobin.
Stolen bases-Sweet 3. Paine 4, Water
house. Craig 2. Comiskey g. Monahan,
Degnan 2. Shaw Maher Sacrifice hit
Comlskey. Double plays-Shaw to
Monahan; Comiskey to Paine to Degnan.
First base on balls-Of Monahan, /: off
Cooke. 1; off Mulvey, IL. Hit by pitched
ball-By Monahan. l. Struck out-By
Monahan. 1: by Cooke, Q; by Mulvey. 7.
Read. Time--2h. 5m.
CLASSICAL HIGH TEAM.
The Classical High team meets the Hill
woods next Saturday. The lineup Of the
Classical team: Rozenberger, c.; Sher-
wood, p; sprague. lb; Kenyon. 2b;
Gray, s. s.; Brown. 3D. Jennings, l. f.;
Richards. C. T.: Smith. r. (. The Hill
woods-Horton. c.; Grant. p; Johnson.
1b.: Tabb, %: Tougas, 3b.; Griffin, g. s.;
White, r. T.; Moran, C. T.; Barkey, !. (.
Classical won last Saturdays game.
to 7. and the Hillwoods are out to win
this Saturdays game.
The Academy avenue grammar school
team defeated the Roosevelt grammar
school team yesterday. l6 TO 9. McCar-
thy struck out Is men and Mcclure
played a strong game behind the bat.
The lineup of the Academy Avenues Is
as follows: MCGUIRE, c.. Mccarthy. p.;
LOTUS. h.: McDougall. 2b.; Gilmartin,
$. s.: West, 3D.: Campbell. l. f.. Head,
C. T.; Baker, r. T.
CHALLENGE.
The Linwo oods have reorganized a team
under the name OF Sunny Jims and would
like to hear from any team whose aver
age age Is IL years. Address all chal-
lenges to Henry Taft. 81 Crsnston street.
BROWN s, WILLIAMS 2.
Brown defeated Williams College at
North Adams. Mass. yesterday In a ra-
ther one-sided game by the score of 7-2
Browns inner guard put up a fielding
game of a superior order despite the cold
raw wind which blew across the diamond.
Big Mike Lynch proved a puzzle TO the
Williams men and they could do nothing
with his delivery. He struck out u men,
but gave seven men passes TO first, which
materially aided Williams In making Its
two runs.
Brown went into bat first and Pattee
circled the bases for the first tally. Will
liams sent two men around in It's half
and tied the inning.
Brown scored a single run in the fol-
lowing three innings and one In the sixth.
This ended the scoring for both sides.
Westervelt holding the Brown boys down
to three hits In the remainder OF the
game. The score:
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opponents In all departments OF the game,
Monahan and Cooke serving up the
sphere for the high school boys. The
score:
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BOWLING.

Knightsville OF five teams. Last night
the No. team secured two games from
the No. team. OLoughln made the
largest total. securing 264 The summary:
NO. 1 TEAM.
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the contestant at the finish but was out
OF the game 100 yards from the tape.
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Runs-Tenney, Abbaticchio 2, Cooley
Thomas. Keister. Douglass. Two-base
Observation-Disclosures, Cooley. Home run
Keister. Double plays-Hallman and
Douglass. First Base on balls-Of Pit
finger, l: off McFetrldge. g. Hit by
pitched ball-Bonner. Struck out BY
Pittinger. 3: by McFetridge, .. Wild
itches--McFetriige. 2; Pittinger. Time
-Ih. iom. Umpire-ODay. Attendance
--1S27
Philadelphia won the afternoon game,
10 to Z. Willis being hit hard throughout
the game. The score.
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NO. 1 TEAM.
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OLNEYVILLE ASSOCIATED CLUBS,
The Columbia Athletic club defeated
the Rip Van Wrinkle team in the series OF
games rolled on the Olneyville alleys last
evening. The summary
G. A. CLUB.
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uiCn0t makes belts grip the pulleys pro-
ylOuul tects them from steam ant wa.
ter and prevents glazing For sale by
BROWN BROS Co.
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AMATEUR BALI.

English High defeated the Bryant 4
strstton College team yesterday after.
noon In rather one-sided game, the
score being IL TO s.
The English High team oneIasseJ .heir
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ulcNnl makes belts grip the puiieys pro-
vIoUul tects them from steam and va
isr and prevents sIssss,1S sIssDS{,S For asa ssls esyo
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Philadelphia Nationals played two
games at Boston yesterday. each team
winning a game.
Boston won the morning game, TO 2,
McFetridge going TO pieces in the sixth
inning The score:
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Runs-McCrecdie 2 Strang. sheckard,
Floods: Browne. McGrsw. Babb. Gil
bert. Warner-S. First base on errors =
New York I. Brooklyn 2 Left on bases
New York 8. Brooklyn 3 First base on
oalls-On Taylor. q. off McGinnity, /: or
Jones. 2. Struck out-By Taylor. q bv
NcGinnfty, =: by Jones. T. Two-base hits
-Browns. Bsbb. Stolen bsres--Bresna-
han. Babb. Gilbert 3. Strang. McCreedie.
Flood. Double plays-Houssholder 10
btrans. DOYLE 70 Flood: Dahlon To Flood
To Doyle. Hit by pitched balls-By Jones.
Umpire-Moran.