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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
Has Not Slept In Ten Years.

A dispatch from Trenton. N. j., last night
says: Albert e. Herpin. Trenton's sleep
less wonder. who has not slept for over ten
years. still refuses offers from all parts CT
the world to exhibit himself. and only with
in the past few days has he refused So.
600 offer from a scientific association In
Vienna to undergo a thirty days test OF
his ability to live without sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

gaily decorated with flags and bunting con-
veyed the enthusiastic party out Pfney
branch, where q dozen or more delicious
melons were disposed OF. In the party
were Messrs BoIgiano, Lewis. W. r. Rose.
Sam. Rose, Roerch, vermillion (mayor OF
Peckney). Randall, Harveycutter, Tracy.
Bryan. McCathran Richards o. Brien. Dick
son, Ransom, Ogle and Frank Tracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

base on bails-On Donovan. q; OF Townsend: 2
Struck out-By Donovan, 4; by Townsend. 9: Two
Mcintyre and Cough1in. Stolen base-Lowe
Double plays-Coughlin to Lowe to Hickman; Cas-
sidy to Mccormick to Clarke. Hit by pitcher-By
Donovan, 1. Wild pitch-Donovan. Passed ball
Beville. 1. Umpre-Mr. King. Time Of game-f
hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
Cleveland, 2; Athletics, l.

After making brilliant stop of Lajoie's
hit Monte Cross made wild throw to
first, the ball going through the wire mesh
in front of the right field bleachers, and La
joe came home with what proved to be
the winning run in the eleventh inning of
yesterday Athletic Cleveland game at Phil
ddelphia. Waddell WAS in splendid form,
striking out fifteen men. Moore also pitch
Ell a ma ynificent game The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
Baptists Defeated Arlingtons.

The Fifth Baptist base ball team defeated
the Ariingtons yesterday by the score Of 9
to 3. The battery work of Nugent and
Akers and the timely hitting Of the win
ming team were the features of the game.
Address challenges to A. w. Richards, 4iO
It'll street southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

First base by errors-Mt. Pleasant Cong, 2.
Left bases-St Stephens. 2; Mt. Pleasant
Cong. 4. First base balls Sheckles. 2:
of Mcknight. 4. Struck oue-By Sheckles. J; by
Mcknight, B. Sacrifice hit-Mler Sto'ea bases
Ashley. DUFFY. Tindall, Riley, Sebastian ~.
Double plays-Meknight TO Myers t2, Hit by
pitcher-By Sheckles. Mcknight Wild pitches
Sheckies. 1: Mcknight. 1. Passed balls Young.
4. Umpire-Mr. Belts Time OF game-1 hour
and 10 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
OTHER AMERICAN GAMES.
New York. g: Chicago. 1,

The New York Americans yesterday. on
their own grounds. played ball that caused
the crowd to enthuse nightly. They beat
the strong Chicagos all the way. and the
only question was whether the White Sox
would score. their run not being made until
tie last inning. The New Yorks played
with confidence. speed and dash. The Chi
caPOS were not aS SDeedy Score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
Wesley Bows Forfeited.

The Foundry team received another game
to its credit yesterday through the failure
Of the Wesley boys to appear at Van Ness
Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
LABOR DAY FIELD GAMES.
Many Events Arranged for Georgetown
Crew Benefit ON September 5.

win only a week and a half remaining
the Labor day field and track meet for the
benefit of the Georgetown boat house sita
fund are sanguine that the affair will be a
big success.
Each OF the ten events on the card VIII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
Standing of American League Clubs.


Threatening weather kept down the at
tendance at American League Park yester-
day and the homecoming of the Senator'S
was anything but a success. 1t was well
large crowd was not on hand. as the De-
trCits outplayed the locals at all points and
won out by the shut-out score of to O.
Many of the fans" journeyed to the park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

to escape by jumping overheard and SWIM
ming to the river bank. He was, however,
taken prisoner before reaching the shore.
The name of the acting minister was not
given.
The minister of war is Col. Antonio Ca
ceras. who was appointed when President
Ezcurra assumed Office in 1902
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

IIst DISC On trfUrs-CnlcagO, z. Lt1t on Dasps-
New York, Z; Chicago 3. First base on balls-On
Chesbro 1; off White. 1. Struck out-By Cheshire,
g.; by White, 6. Three-base hits-Conroy and Da-
Wis. Two-base hits-Williams and Fultz Sacrifice
hits-Keeler. Williams and Conroy Stolen base
Elberfeld Hit by pitched ball-By White 1.
Wild pitch-White. Umpire-Mr. Dwyer. Time
of garne-1 hour and 30 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
ST. LOUIS.

Earned runs-St Louis, 4; Boston. l. Two-base
hits-Heidrick Wallace, Jones and Burkett
Three-base hits-Burkett ~. Sacrifct hits-Free-
and Padden. Stolen bases-WaIlace and Sell
bach Double plays-Parent, Ferris and Collins 8;
Wallace. Padden and Jones. First base balls
OF Petty 4; off Dineen. 2. Hit by pitched ball
By Petty La Chance Struck out-By Petty, g.;
by Dineen, g Umpirp-Mr O'LoughIin. Time of
game-1 hour and ~ minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
st. Louis, 5; Boston, 2.

Boston was lucky to escape being shut
out on tine home grounds yesterday after
noon, Eer two runs being due to errors and
passes. st. Louis dubbed Dineen all over
the lot. while Petty had the Bostons guess
ing all the time. Burkett, Ferris. Parent
and Wallace did some star fielding. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

The British ship Routenburn has arrived
at Frisco from Newcastle. England. after
an eventful passage. During a severe blow
she lost two OF her apprentic0s washed
overheard. three seamen and the third
officer injured, and her decks clean swept
OF houses and everything portable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
Foundry's watermelon Feast.

The members and friends of Foundry
Base Ball Club enjoyed watermelon feast
last Thursday evening after the game on
the Mt. Pleasant grounds. A big wagon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

Earned runs--Kismet. Z. Left on bases-Bureau,
4; Kismet, L. First base on balls-Of Burlinsame.
1; off Waller I. Struck Out-By Buriingame. 3:
by Waller. T. Home runs-Powers. venable (2l
and Babson. Three-base hit-Much. Two-base hits
Williams and Riston. Umpire-Mr Newman.
Time of game-5O minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

Cleveland. o . o 0 ID
Philadelphia. o 0 o o 0 o 0 o.
Earned run-Cleveland. /. TwObase hits-Lush,
Seybold and Davis t2). Three-bas hit-Flick.
Sacrifice hit-Car. Stolen bases-Flck. Murphy
and Seybold. Double plays-Turner and Carr;
Waddell and Davis. Left bases-Clpveland, o;
philadelphia, II. First base on balls-On Moore.
Z; off Waddell. 4. Struck out-By Moore. Z by
Waddell. Is. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan Time Of
game-2 hours and 8 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.
Today's Games.

Fourteenth street and Lydecker avenue-Gurle,
VS. Wilson.
Van Ness Park-Fourth vs. st. Stephens.
White Lot ellipse-Sixth VS.. GuntOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Games Today,

White Lot-St Stephens Institute vs. Library
of Congress.
Fourteenth and ID streets northeast-Carrou In
stftute Woodward & Lothrop
Turner Athletic Club Gonzaga-postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Detroits Shut Out Senators
by Good Playing.
ERRORS WERE COSTLY
SHoRTSToP CAssIDY'S PLAYING
FEATURE OF THE GAME.
Grand Circuit Trotting - Saratoga
Races-Golf Finals at Chicago
Base Ball Notes.
ERRORS WERE COSTLY
American League Games Today.

Detroit at Washngton-Two games.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
National League Games TODAY

Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York ut Pittsburg
Yesterdays National League Game.
Pittshurg. 3; New York. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

Totals.
sDayis out. hit by batted ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20

First base by errors-Detroit. 2; Washington 1.
Left ON bases-Detrot. 0; Washington, 7. First
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21

pdTIen 5dueH IaHH Der grDBsre pprr
Qsrinesre Wiberitano, fpel6en Der
Sdpamm benz 3ufammenbriiden Der
Sanb entgegeniebt, aIs beitimmenO
eelten.
g2i6t nur na6 ber @rDbe, fonbern
bauptiddIs9 na9 Der Nualitdt ri6tet
fi6 Der Yreis, aber aud Der 9es
brau6spertb. Sc ipei9er Der Babe
i6pamm, is elaItifder berielbe, um
70 mebr erfiiat er ieinen 3ped, UNI 10
ipertbboller ipirb sr. Sier parf aber
ni9t Dereefen iperben, baB man BEL
benz @ebrau6 pOn S9pGmmen Gus
berit porii9tis boreeben mub; nds
msntlih in 8eaus auf bic Reinbals
tuns. 8atteriolpgiide llnteriu9unz
gen boben erssben. bab iid in ulten
Sdpdmmen pabre 9olonien BON
alien mDgli9enSorten 8atterien pors
finbsn, ipsl6e lei9t baSu beitraeen
t0nnen, anItedsnbe 9rantbeiteu auf
speite unb brittle peripnen gu iibers
tragen. 9esbalb foq man ME aIte
S9pGmme BEL offsneu 8uuben unb
ionitisen Guberen Sauti9Gben ans'
lpenoen, fpern man ni6t fa9rldIii9ers
lpeiie cine uater llmitGnben tOotlide
SnTcttion berbeifiibreu mill.
lin WaIds unb 9o6eI9nGmme,
bic bei IGngsrsm Gebruua bereits piel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21

rGaB Inn pom,- lduiere Die AHts
mort. rDis &Isiue 1T ia niebIih ses
mug unb er fann ia eine Grau ers
nGbrsn."
SapObl, bds tonnte sr. Wlit nediz
Id.m 2G6eln eriRnerte berRe9imentss
ar3t Grid Steiner etpa Stpei Wonate
fpGter 2ieshen Weblau buran unb
bIidts iis Johann eripurtungspoa an,
mas fie pobl auf biefes leBte 4rgu>
ment feiner lGngeren unb bo4it etns
brinqIi6en Rebe anttporten tperbe.
sic bait. sunddit einen anfau
bodgrabisen grrptbens gu iiberlpina
ben, bann ober bob iie gu benz iunsen
Doctor pOG emf tfdlofenen 5rstmutbs
bic aueen smpor unb faste tura unb
biinbig:
rSa. 8enn man ii9 Oor Semanb
70 namsnlps bldmirt bat, ipie i'd mid
bor Sbnen, ba bleibt einem gar nihts
glnberes iibrig, ais ben gu betrdtben.
8or Ieinem Wianne brdu6t man iih
lpsnigitsns nidt mebr gu f6Gmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Grisusrmnesmarer.
Wnn Niinnn @eit.

i gou Minna @eit.
Seilt' frantic id 10 8ipiid5en alter
gs mar elm Iarft bon 9inoen aIIer Grt
Die idJ in elmer Srube aufbepabrt,
Eetl Die 9eoantcn iie mir ipertbooH
MAIDEN.
ga lag perbldBt. scrfuittert, abeetrnecn,
gfat lon8lt pergangner Wtooe eiu @es
fuouo,
9linitpoa gepIbt nit ciuem blauen Sdno.
Gin ituntmer @rub aus frobcn Rabdcu'
tagen.
Dort inter Spiben, buuteu Seioenrefts
den,
Sab id nod ettpns anoeres entoedt,
Was eiuit por frentoen gIugeu i6 per'
itcdt:
gs mar Elm fIciues, feitueri6niirtes Sdits
den.
gruitsiiunenb bab' ben ScdcI id eebo'
ben,
1lro mas nad Iauecr Belt if ipicSer
ldldli,
Gin StrGub6eu it's, idlor gang perborri
ullp Utull,
Bon eiuem beimipeb ziiiken Suft ilmtuo'
ben.
Gin tleincs frommcs @iihIeir lag bares
ben,
ilnS Sipiidcu ieincn gIGttern ib nod
fono
Gin Gfcublatt. eepfIiidt bon Seincr
Soanb,
Guf eiuem airdsaus bait Su mfrs ses
eeben.
Gin @Iatt Tapicr, has ei9eu. Iieb mid
nahnte,
Nuf Sas ipie ipicIenb Seine SauS ciuft
ihrieb:
.8ctB 9u's benn nid)t? I'd, bab Sid ia
10 liebl"
Sein itilmm' @ctcnntnib, bas id Idueit
fhpu abnte.
llnb ipeiter framt id in ben alten Sader,
9ie treu erSdbleu, ipns iic cinit erIauidlt.
Su elmer Sprafe, Die bas Ser5 ums
ralIidlt,
Sab aIte Sraumc tuieoer neu cripadcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21

mint. 9atts (5u Ieiuer iunaen
Sruu): n0as muB ib Dir I6OH Iagsn,
Gmilie, 9u t0unteIt sttpas resIamsr
isin. BEL Dir fiiblt man nirg,nbs.
baB 0u 2trms bGttsit. 9u hdltIt Did
tpobl fir cine n@enus ron Wlilo"2"
9er9etSiee. Ssrr; .Sier,
!Serr Dottor, 1T Der 8etrag Sbrsr
Rednuus." 9lr5t: rGrIaubsn Sic,
bas 1T ia nur bic SGIfte." Ssrr:
rStimmt trobbsm; sic bab.n mid
pGbrsub bss S6drla6s bebanoslt,
bas 1T cine 8inbsrtrartbsit, uno
aainoer" bsSublen betanntIi4 ii6eraII
bic !odlfts."
-Sarbenz 9armpnte. yGts
mas Staffass m0hte ib nod in msin
Bib .gtbeuor0tbe" mdlen. =. mas
nebm' i9 bsnn ba am beitsu?" men
altsn Wsinreiienoen."
8efierung. Ridter: r0as
porige Wlal 9slpbten Sic 8sFerung,
une isBt itebsn Sic i9on pisbsr
bisr!9" 8asabunb: %, bissmaI trisg'
ib ii4sr n paar Wodsn psnissr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Traaen als JremOruiiibrer.

Sn 2onbpn bsItebt eine ginri6tune,
bic iiCb 10 betpdbrt bat, bdb lie allsez
mein betannt gu tperoen peroient; es
lit bies bic i'm 8aeoeter empfoblene
international Society of Lady
Couriers". sic bsitebt aus elmer 9lns
Sabl 9amen (9eutIden unb Gngldns
berinnen), bic es unternebmen, 5rems
ben 2onbon gu Seisen, ipelcbes fie in
alien GinSelbtiten unb nit an ieineu
Decentralization gendll tenner.
Seutid, 5ranSOiifd unO GnsIiid itebt
ben 5remoen gu Gebote. Sn teiner
Stdbt Der Welt lit cine berartige Ginz
ri6tung nDtbigsr als in 2pnoon. ba
GnslGnOer fait ME eine fremos Spruz
DIE berIteben uno 6remoe, bic ni9t
engliId perIteben, Rbne 5iibrung oft
in 8erlegenbsit tommen. Die Damen
iino beFer untsrri6tet. als bic meiiteH
mGnnIi6sn 6iibrsr. Inter ibrer 2eiz
tung tann man feline 3eit beFsr auss
niiBsn, man iiebt in turSer 3eit mebr
Sebensipertbes ala man pbne cine
fol6e ia6funbige 6iibruns finbeH
t0nnte. Der 9reis BON 10 Sailing
fir BEN Gag 1T iebr mdBig. Ous 9u<
reau befinost ii9 in a Gbaring @rob,
unb es 1T fpiini9erspertb, bort bic
Sii6rerin ON q6snb porber gu beItelz
len. Sine Gbnlide Ginri6tung iit
iibrisens neuerbiuss fir Berlin ses
trofftn. Sas sutseleitete unb nit
Iebr tii9tissn Ipra6tunbisen 5iibz
rerinnen psrisbens Snititut 1T i'm
rRuTiiI1en Spf", eesenii6er benz
9abnbOF Sriebrid Strabe, unterses
bra4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Giae Ssatide NatioaalmoSe.

Wan i6r.ibt aug Berlin: Die bie'
fac Srtseruppe bes 9uubss Der
4aufleute itre6t bic @iufiibrung elmer
beutI9en Mtobs an unb min iid BON
Baris emanSipirsn. SieIs uuertens
nenspsrtben 9eitrebungen iperoen unt
10 eber gum @rfo!s fiibrsn, aIs ii9
bic prattii6e 9ei9dftsluelt getpiB
BON allen llsbertreibuugen fernbalten
ipiro. Maan bat in bieier Sinii4t
ni9t immer bas piinI6enspertbe
MdB einesbalten, unb oesbalb iinS
friibsre8eItrebun9en bisier gtrt fruats
los ge6lieben. Sin 8siipiel bafiir 1T
Der 9erIud, ben man i'm Sabre 1915
in Berlin semabt bat. Sc mar tstn
@srinserer als @rnit MoriB arnbt.
Der bamals bic @infiibrung elmer
bsutI6enaIeiOertroht anregte. 9lrnbts
9orIdldee fir bic mGnnlife &leioerz
tra6t iparsu fOlgenbe: Stiefel biz an
bic &niebeuse, bel feierliden 8elegens
bsiten S9ube. Die SeiHtleiber bdlten
bic Witte spii9eu eng uno gu fpeit.
llebsr ben 2eib unb balb iiber bic glrs
me bis an bic Gabpgen pirb in Der
fGlteren SabresSeit Elm tur5es, ben
gunsen 2eib umI9liebenoes uno bis
auf bic 9iiften binabgebenoes Wams
sctragsn. Bel feitli9en @elegenbeit
tommt elm Nantel, Der bis an bic
3n59eI rei9t, uno Elm Sdlpert oas
81.
0as aepG6nli6s gl[ttagstleib III
Der alte 0euti6e 2eibrot, Der, nirz
genbs ausgeI6nittsn, i6Iiht berabz
fGat, 70 baB bic SGlfte Der Saentel
iiber benz &nie bebedt piro. Den
Sdls befreit man DON bem tne9tii9en
Sud unb ldBt ben SemOtragen iiber
ben turSen Rpdtragen unb duf bic
S6ulter fallen. 8ei Ssierlidteiten
pirb elm 5eOerbut nit ben 9oltsfdrs
ben getragsn, Ionit mag man ben
&opf bsbedsn unb Idmiideu. lpie man
mill. Sn folder Srudt, bic dleNIdns
nsr tragen miiFen, bic ibre eigenen
!6srren itnS, piirbsn, ipie glrnot be'
tpnte, bic beutIhen MGnnsr pieber
ftattlirb, srnit unb piirbig erI9einen.
glu6 fir bic bsutIhen Srauen fiigte
er binsu, miiBt. cine @Oltstra9t err
funbsn iperben, bic bic angsmeHenite
unb I6onite pGre. 0ieIe grfinoung
IieB nibt Iarge duf It9 parten, oenn
baIb bdrauf perDffentli9te eine 5rau,
bic ibren Namen Ieiber ni6t gendnnt
bat, an ale bsutf6sn Srauen einen
glufruf, ipprin iie foIgenoe SIeiosrs
tra9t empiie6lt: Elm iftpar5es, felt
anliegenbss, Bis auf bic 5iibe berdbs
iintsnoes SammttIeib, eiuen feinen,
inoiiden S6Ieier uno 8rabanter
SpiBen I'M ben Suien, goloene Sets
ten, Ringe, perlen uno 8ranatsn
na9 9slisben, Elm eolbenes Sano Inn
bas Sdar ooer Elm 9efleht nm bic
Stirn, burd sinsn Gbslitein poer cine
9emme pertniipft, obsr Elm iGmmtnes
Barrett nit Seoern. Die erfinoertihe
Dame Ideint nit ibren tbeuren Sors
i9lGgsn nur an bic Srauen aus Wlils
lipnGrstrsiIer gsoa9t al h.ben unb
bic bamalisen 3eitungen baben ii4
fir bieie toitipislige 5ru9t ionberbas
rerlpeiIe Darm ins 3eug gele9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Sur &leiosrreiornt.

Die Sreie @sreinisung fir 8erbef~
ierung Der 6rauentletbung bielt unz
Idnsit ibre stpsite OslegirtenOeriammz
lung in Dresden ab, iiber bic in folgenz
Der WeiIe beri6tet pirb:
Gs beriatetsn in Offsntli6er 9ers
iammlung bic 4bgeIdnoten bon 8ress
luu, Sunnoper, SOln, 2eipsig, Wliins
den, Dien unb anbersn Stdoten iiber
bic Sbdtisteit Der BON ibnen pertretes
nsn @ereine; eine frpbe 8otIdaft bOrte
man nad Der anberen, iiberall, tpsnn
anbers 3ublen beipeiien. geipinnt bic;
neue 5rauentra6t an 8obeu, iiberaQ,
bier fhneller, bort lan9famer, begina
men bic itarren Reibsn bsr &oriettous
men iib su li9ten. Stetts unb bes
enbIiden grfolses seiuiB, idrsitet bic
reformatpriI6e 8epegung ibrem ibeaz
len 3iele entgeeen, gu ber freien, naz
tiirli6en @ntipidelung bes bom Sif4z
beinpan5er erl0Ien 6rauentOrpers unb
Der @iebergeipinnung ieiner perlores
nen pber gum Wttnbeiten gefGbrbeten
9eiunbbsit, glnmutb unb S6Onbeit!
Sefer aber nod als nit ibren be9eiz
iterten 8orten ma9ten bic 0amenz
9elesirten fir bic CUTE Sadie Propaz
gambia nit ben gei9madppllen, furbena
freubisen unb tiinitlerii9 gum @i9ens
tleib 9eitempelten Sriibiabrstoiletten,
in benen lie bas Pobium betrdten. 0ds
abf6redenbe rSadtleib", bas i'm 2lna
fang Der 8eipeguns ben Spott Der
Gesner berausfprOerte, mar muir i'm
3ub0rerraum uno du9 bort nur in
ipenigsn gremplaren pertreteu. IS
fpradsn, inbdltppll, fu6tunbig, ses
ipi6tig. nit neuen @rgumenten unb
neuen Waffen ben 0amen Sur Seite
itebenb, bic Oresbener Serren Or.
WeiBpanse unb Or. 5Id4s, fotpie
9rpfsFor @roB iiber bic geiunO6eitli&e
unb tiinItleriide Seits Der Grausns
tra6t, - nidt Der rReformtradt",
beun, tpie elmer Der Serren Spre4er
meints, bon elmer Reform tDnne nidt
bic Rebe iein, mo ii9 5ipei bon 9runb
aus ber16iebene &leibergattunsen
feinbli9 gegeniiberiteben, bic perniinfs
tiae unb bic unperniinftige.
9ar biel bes SreffIiden baben bic
Serren seiprpden, bonn @uten, @aha
rem unb S6Dnen unb Mobernen.
Wprte, bic insbsipnbere am Sbr Der
anipeIenben Miitter niht einorudslos
boriibergsganeen fein tDnnen, dber -
ohne baB iie es ipollten pber pubten -
einen berbenWiberipru6 bra6ten lie
bod fel6er in bas erfreulide Bib. Gs
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-06
WILLIAM rrrcoMB COBB.

William Titcomb Cobb, of Rockland,
was born In Rockland, July %, 1857, the
son OF Francis and Martha j. (Chandler)
Cobb. The name of Francis Cobb recalls
to the people OF Knox county the memory
OF man who was one OF the pioneers of
Its chief industry, the manufacture of
lime, and whose name was most promi-
nentIy associated with the business aud
political interests In that part OF the
State.
Prior to the organization OF the Cobb
Lime Co. Mr.. Cobb was the largest in :
diyiduai lime manufacturer In Knox
county, and was leading representative
of Rockland's industrial wealth. The
Cobb Lime Co. was organized In 1871 and
Francis Cobb was its president to the
time OF his death In 1890, directing its
affairs with the same keenness and fore
sight that had led him to amass a COM
Portable fortune from this product of the
earth.
SIR. Cobb was also engaged In ship
building, was the senior partner OF Cobb,
Wight q Co., wholesale and retail grocers,
was director OF the Rockland national
bank from the time OF It's establishment
to the time OF his death; was president
of the Rockland Savings bank, director
of Knox & Lincoln railroad, treasurer of
the Bodwell Granite Co., and identified
in similar capacities with other large
business concerns.
Francis Cobb also contributed 10 the
political prestige OF Rockland by his
prominence In the councils OF the re-
publican party and his unswerving
loyalty to its enduring principles. He
was a member of the legislature back in
the COS, was presidential elector az the
time Of Blaine's nomination and had been
a delegate to several national conventions.
He was the intimate friend Of Blaine and
all the party leaders Of the day, and the
associate and adviser OF younger eener-
alton Of politicians now aiding his son
In what Is likely to prove a memorable
campaign. II considerable portion of
this sketch is devoted to the father, 1t Ia
because the world recognizes the value OF
ancestry and Is interested to see perpetu-
ated In q son the characteristics tnat
made the father honored and famous in
his day.
what, then, was the heritage that
Francis Cobb left to his sonss First, q
name that was blameless and reyered :;
secondly, fortune that had been the
accumulation of his own ability and
well-directed efforts; thirdly, political
reputation which Is admired and well re-
membered by the oId-time members of
the republican party In this State. To