davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

When the winter winds begin to
blow the Igorrotes will probably look
upon trousers with more favor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

Senator Fairbanks does not yet
know, officially speaking, that he Is
the Running Mate.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

The country has too few harvest
hands and too many presidential elec-
ton prophets.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

Candidate Davis nailed a campaign
lie when he sat down on his reported
engagement.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

The Red sea has been the scene of
troe. ever since Moses crossed by
new te
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

Whst Russia needs is a new rear
guard. The old one is worn to q
fragile.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

y lNAA lA0 NAAARA NtAda BEBAn ~
blow the Igorrotes will probably look
upon trousers with more favor.
Car Nicholas has all sorts of troub-
lie, including the suspense over the ar
rival of his son and heir.
Secretary Paul Morton Is getting his
sea legs on, and he will soon take his
first bath in the brine.
The lightning hits the Washington
monument frequently, but it escapes
down the flue unhurt.
The young Rooseyelts are building
up reputation for modesty while they
are visiting the fair.
--s.--
Wages are not higher than ever at
Fall River, and Mr.. Roosevelt should
correct his statement
--s----
The handwriting on the wall will
not be visible even to the imaginative
mind until October.
Senator Fairbanks does not yet
know, officially speaking, that he is
the Running Mate.
The country has too few harvest
hands and too many presidential cleo
ton prophets.
Candidate Davis nailed campaign
lie when he sat down on his reported
engagement.
The Red sea has been the scene of
tr9 p ever since Moses crossed by
new tie.
Wis., Russia needs is a new rear
guard. The old one is worn to a
fragile.
The fair seems to be jogging along
very comfortably without Santos-Du-
mont.
Present beef prices tickle Secretary
Shaw almost to death.
Indiana is very central both in poll
ties and literature.
Growing is in order now, for these
are dog days.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

Frank V. Evans and r. L. O'Neal. Jr.,
are the only authorized travelling repre-
sentatives of the Age-Herald IN Its cir
culation department.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-04

At last Judge Parker has decided to let
himself be viewed by the expectant pop
uiace and the news has gone forth that
he and Mrs Parker will visit the fair at
st. Louis on New York day. Judge Par
ker has kept himself so much out of the
The Alaska prospector., 1904-05-12
Weather Record for April.

ls9-Thermometer ranged from II to 5; de grees above zero. Total snow fall II inches. Total rain and SNOW water g. inches. q cloudy days. Il partially cloudy days.
 lsIO-TheFmomster ranged from 2O to 56 de- grees above zero Total snow fall skl inches scioudy days. l2 partially cloudy days
 lel-Thermometer ranged from I2 10 4s de. srces above zero. Total SHOW fall 55 inches, Total rain and snow fall 7-i6 inches. Ii cloudy days. 2 partially cloudy days. , partially ioggy days.
 lS2-Thermometer ranged from Is to 56 de grees above zero. Total snow fall Y inches. Total rain and snow water 2i. inches. cloudy days. l3 partially cloudy days. partially foggy days.
 lsB-Thermometer ranged from II to g de. grees above zero. Total snow fall 297- inches. Total rain and snow water 5-I6 inches. II cloudy days. spartially cloudy days.
 From Oct. I, iso2, to May. 1903, total snow fall iS7is inches.
 lsoi-Thermometer ranged from 2i tool de, grees above zero Total snow fail IL, inches Total rain and snow water 37-!6 inches. I, cloudy days. spartially cloudy days
The Alaska prospector., 1904-05-12
Enroute from Valdez.

Among the arrivals from Val deg this week was Mir. A. J. Kelsey. He left Valdez March ,, arriving here on Thursday last, being thir- iy-two days making the trip. He had team of five dogs and reach- ed here with with 600 pounds. The trail was in fine condition until the Delta was reached. From there on deep snow and trouble with water was experienced. The Panama is open in many places, making trav- cling both difficult and dangerous. Nearly all sloughs are knee deep with water.
 Mir. Kelsey passed numerous parties bound for Fairbanks, and reports a number of women on the trail. Among those who may be expected to arrive soon are: Mir. and Mrs. Fries. Mir. and Mrs. Will son, Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Probst, the latter lady being sister to Mrs. Gage, of Cleary creek. Scha.fcr, the Valdez dairyman; Bennett brothers, who ran a brewery at Nome, are coming with a soda wat CT outfit.s They have horses and dogs. Messrs. Fish, Coburn. Mey- CTS and Mclaughlin are another party on the way. Fred Baum and Chas. Wagner,who got tangled up on the trail by following Carrier Payne are on this side of the Delta. Messrs. Casey, O'Malley, Berry, Ed Russell and Harry Warnoch may be expected any day. Roy Ruth- erford and Steve Raymond, are bringing their carpenters outfit Fairbanks News.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-05-12
At The Ladies Bazaar

May be seen all kinds of shirt waists, including elegant hand em- broidered ones, for spring and sum- mer wear. Also a new stock of ladies, summer underwear. A large stock of ladies hats of the latest fashon is expected on the next steamer. with all the accessor- les necessary to trim a hat to suit the taste of the most fastidious. and Mrs. Dreihelbis, the proprietor, Is an expert trimmer, having had experience in the.principaf fashion centers of the country.
 Place Hangs Paper.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-05-12

w. c. Stull. Graduate Optician.
 Place Paints.
 Moose meeting tonight.
 Veal sausage every Saturday City Market
 Interior decorator, see w. H. Bremen.
 Military Hair Brushes at Broad way Pharmacy.
 Lownev's candies fresh, Broad- way Pharmacy.
 Get your house painted by painter. w. H. Bremen.
 Just received fresh halibut and deep sea cod at the City Market.
 50-cent French dinners are a new departure at Wikidel's.
 Fresl. Beef Tongues, 70 cents per pound at the Valdez Market.
 J. C. Martin, formerly with the A. P. N. Co, is back again in town.
 "Cleanliness is next 10 Godli- ness" Go to the Dock BATHS for cleanliness.
 Your old clothes can be restored to respectable condition at the Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
 FoR RENT-The best storeroom in Valdez, cheap to permanent tenant. Inquire at Bank of Valdez.
 We have fresh liver on the day we kill. Send in your order. We deliver all over town. Valdez Market.
 Bob Mitchell, brother of George, will reach here about June 1, to look after the company's interest at Galena bay.
 The Hubbard-E Elliott Copper Mines Dev. Co. will start an outfit to their mines from here about June 1st. They will employ a number of men here at good sal ary.
 A. Grigsby, of Valdez, has pur- chased the plant and goodwill of the New Process laundry. In addi- 'ion he will probably install set of bath tubs and other improve ments.
 Following are the list of passeng- CTS on the Excelsior: For Valdez, A. B. Hes. K. Rose, D. B. Brown, C. N. Hobhs, N. F. Walsh, Mrs. J. A. Helstrom, G. Swan, D. c. Coder E. King, Mrs. N. Taylor. Dr. J. H. Romig and wife. J. Roth, J. ". Bertors, w. Breary, G. Layug, R. Coldfelt, D. Nancy. R. l.. Carlisle, $. Ball. J. Lceck, H. Hardthe, l.. Ponti, B. w. White, o. Carrier, c. c. Gillis, H. Stork. For Seldovia, Miss NJ. White, Mrs. F. Sebolt, R. White, C. l.. Wavland, H. Levin cold, c. Munne, w. A. Logman.
 The s. s. James Dollar arrived this morning with nine passengers for Valdez and a large number for the west. Following is the list: J. c. Martin, Mrs. R. H. Mumford, o. Henderson, K. Elfstrom. O. Hell sen, B. w. Booker, G. Myhre, C.. Larson.
 Yager X Hawkins, who are oper- ating the Lowe river placer prop erty. have, while waiting the de- parture of the snow, done consid- erahle prospecting, and the ground has thus far proved up at about one dollar and a half to the yard. Considering the economical man. ner in which the ground can be handled. it will prove a very good hydraulic property As the Lowe river will have to be crossed quite frequently, they are putting a bridge over it. The span is almost r0 f,of
The Alaska prospector., 1904-05-12

Dog Feed, 5 cents per pound. It is COOKED and ready for Use. Val dez Market.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

Die vGtamper's Greet unb Orleans
Telephone @ompanp," Orange@ountp,
Capital 5000; 9ireetpren: Sarrp Mc=
@pn, sbelbp @ornpel unb 8eniamin
Wiliams.
Die Sherman Oil @ompanp,"
@Dnnersbiae, capital 800, 600; 81.
rectoren: Wiliam McGarlan, Mlbin
8arrops unb 5reberc Barron.
Sic GUNNER Sil @Ompanp",
Muncie, Capital $40, 900; Sirectoren:
Samuel polter, .Sobn st. &etberforb,
Nlbin Bingham, George Wa9ner unb
Nleranber Soltbap.
Die .Gaborite Oil Co., Muncie;
capital 800, 600; Sireetoren: peter
6. Morrifon Quinee Wapltine,
Sames Wef, 8enjabnin s. Sarrolb
uno &obert Wt. San.
Ste rSumbo Oil Co., Nlbanp;
Capital $50, 900; Directoren: @ifiam
u. Spur9eon, Sames Bingham, s.
$. Sarbep, Sohn @oebler, $. 6.
Bur9am, &obert j.. Srammer unb
Natban st. 8afer.
Sic s.. 2obie Co., @~bansbile;
capital $4,000 Directoren : Qans
2Obfe, Otto S9nafenburg unb San=
nab 9obie.
Die ySnbiana 6arbor 2umber anb
Goal Co." bon Snbiana Sarbor; Go
pital $50, 900; 9trectoren: %. 8.
Barton, S. %. Barton unb s. 8.
Sbo9.
Sic .Safapette Mrtefian COMPANY"
bon 2~afapette; Capital $40. 900; 9is
rectoren; 8. g. Jelientbal, Samuel
Meiiins, MiltOn s. &Oientbal unb
gilbert @asIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Cine ianttare Saipectton Der
Sfentlt9em S4ulen BON ben
Mer3ten befIrmortet.

Sn Der 9eftern Nbeno ab9ebaltenen
@ibung Der pSnbpls. Meoical So
cietD" belt Serr Sr. Cubic 8el eir1en
@ortrag iber bas Sbema Scr Nr3t
unb Die bfentli6en S9ulen."
Ser Doctor beftruortete nit tuar=
men Morten cine fanitdre Snfpection
Der 6fentli6en S9ulen.
Na9 benz 8ortrag fanb cine Dis
cu1fion ftatt; an berfelben betbeili9ten
Ii9 Dor Nlem 9r. 8rapton, Or. 30.
Banber, Or. 6ornortbn unb Or. S.
81. Surtp. N1e tuaren bafir, baB
me6rere Male in Der @o6e dratli9e
Snipectipnen Der 6ffentli6en @9ulen
porgenommen tueroen fOlten. Die be-
treFenben Nerate folten aber fir ibre
8~emttbuneen bonorirt tperben.
Sn biefem Slime fol- elm 8eri9t
nit gmpfeblungen benz WapOr tiber=
mittelt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

bafte Spiel, nit benz Der erfte Ganaler
6ranfreid unb England fomie &ub=
Lamb ano @nglanb ftets pieber an lire
Gegenidbe erinnerte unb BON Der 0er=
einisuns fernbielt, i6lug, aIs Die Na9=
fDleer bic 3arten mif9ten, ms @egen=
tbeil UNI.
Man bate f6 feit in Die Nnfi6t
ein9elebt, 9eutf9lanb babe feline un=
berf66nlt6en @egenfdbe gu irgeno elmer
anbern Ma9t, mdbreno Die Sntere1en
iener Oben genannten Staten fi9 nie=
mails beri0bnen Iafen, Obne su beoen=
fen. bdB elm GROCER She'll btefer @esen=
idBe bur6 bic Bismarf'f9e Stats
tunf i'm SntereHe bes &ei9s erit
fiinitli9 beroOrgerufen NOR. Die fran=
86fif6'ruiff9e Mlians bdtte pienei9t
IelbIt elm 8ismarf auf bic Sauer ni9t
binbsrn f6nnen, aber bas @inbernebs
men Der beiben Weftmddte gana fiber
lid. SIN Sinblif oarauf. baB es
mod oor einisen Monaten als aiemli6
fiber gait, baB Granfrei9 unb eng
LAMB gu @unften ibrer beioerieitigen
Nerbtnbeten In ben 6ifli9en 3rieg ein=
eretfen piroen, e.i6eint bas btplo=
matif9e 8ei6id beionbers oes 8ot=
i6afters @ambon in 2onoon in boppelt
9ldn5enbem 2i4t.
Cine tpirtlt9e @efabr fir bas &si9
liegt Bel Der militdrif9en Stdrfe zines
Bodies bon fat so Milionen mie
Seuti9lano nod ni6t bor; aber es
bebarf penig mebr, um aud cine
fol9e gu 5eitigen. Was Dor alien noth
tbut, fpra9 Yrof. 9aHe in 2ibed aus:
8ru9 nit Der pesEbnli6en politit bes
&aiIers unh rifaratfeffe Minifer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
atlantic Gttp MaShng.
MteOical Exploitation - Speaieae 8e=
hiennna iiber 8enninlpania 9intet.

9~ur9laufenbe Spe5ial> Basstns fir Dele
eaten mnb Sreunbe, ST Der id6rltden gers
SammIune Der 9lmerican Nebical Inociation
in MtIanftc Gitp fperben in Snbiana BON allen
8ennin[pania 2inten geftelt. &bfabrt pom
SSnbianapplis am Sonntag, 3. Stunt 800 ubr
0a6mittags; 9nfunft in atlantic @itn am
f~oIaenbem Mbenb. GHIafftelen in bur9Iart=
fenben SHlafmageons perben Der &eibe foIz
aenb entge9engeHommen unb foaten 9erionen
Sic loI6e tpiini9en, iib prpi1pt nit Or. s..
6. Sentb, Sefretdr, 427 9tetptpn GlaDppol
GebGube, SnbianapDIis in 8erbinbnng iesen.
GrcurfiDns Eidets nod atlantic @ttn tper=
ben ebenfens fir aIe reguIdren Siige Der
9ennfpIbnnia 2inien, bonn 81. Neai BIB incl.
5. Stunt b~erfauft, unb atuar 5u etnert Dollar
mebr aIS bic Sabrt fir etnen @eg foftet !;
bieies brinqt bic Runbfahrt pom Snbtanapp=
Iis auf 49, rs nit perbdItnibmdBi9en EeenfS
ttonen bon an6eren Gtationen. Der Sabr=
preis fir &inber iiber 5 Sabren uno nnter IL
Sabren tit bic 9dIfte.
Nuf MunI9 tperben Sabrfarten fur bic
eIeihe 9ebutttpn auS9eiteat, Iautelb bia
Maihinetpft, nit MufentbaItS= 4ripilegien in
Der 8unbes $ 9auptitabt ebenip Baltimore
unb 9bilaSelpbta, aufentbaItss &eipiuieung
in 8bi[abeIpbia on Sahrfarten iiber bic
birefte 2inie mad Mtlantic gitp.
Sir fpeitere Snformatton penbe man it@
an Die EtGet Agenten Der 9enniplDnnia
2inien ober idreiEe an SO. SO. Ri9arbiDn,
Giiiftent General 8afIasier Gsent,
SnbiannpcliS, Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
@rnnbeisentbmms 1lebertragungen.

Samuel Sbanf an Charles Sutber=
lamb, 2ots IL unb Is, Ga. IA BON
Glet9ers norbDfli6er Nbb., iibwefli9
Der Mtlas Worfs. $500.
Marp 8oote an benielben, Elm She'll
Der Got l in Bellies Subj, unb Elm
96eil BON Sobnfons Grben Qbb., nabe
Yaef @pe. unb 81. StraBe. $4,000.
Mrtbur 9. 8ropn an 8bilip 81.
Mtbon, Got SO, 2. Sec. @inhbDrf
Blace, tpefli9 Der WabiIOn NDenue
nabe Der @~iirtelbabn. 81, 400.
Nobie s.. Moorman an Nnna 90.
Mbiteman, 2ot IL, WaIon's @nbb.
She'll Butler @rope Npo. nabe Dem
@aifenbaus. SO, 400.
Sobn $. @9ott on Sarrp u.
&otbert, 2Ot SO, Glart's 8. NOo. @ef
Snbianapolis. $1,40O.
CHARLES 8. 9roefing on Mi6ael S.
Mannir, Got s, Butler uniDerfttD l.
Mbb., 6ftli1 pom W%aiienbaus. $4,000.
Sbomas s. Barrier on 5bOmas 9.
MeMatb, Sbeil Got SO, Bruce place,
grOaomaD, nabe Is. Str. $4,000.
Wiuiam u. MortDn on Sames 80.
Wanbs, Got II, 8lOd 4, @aben &
GOGuooos .. Wooblamn, nabe Mab=
ben Gabrif. $1,000.
5rancis s. Benton u. u. an Marp
| Ws. Buebler II. o., 2ots 267-272.
2iabts 8elebue Sub. n6rbIi9 Der
6tabt. $1,000.
sir s. McWbirter u. u. an Greoe-
rid %. Sunsclaus. She'll BON 2pt 128,
Woooruf Ylace, Gaf Sribe. $500.
2ena Wen9er u. u. an bic 9ome
8reping Co., Sbeil Der 9ots Is unb
16, Bates & Glet9ers Subj. OutlOi
go, Marfet unb Noble. $4,000.
Catherine &ui6aupt an Sobn @o=
der, Shell bOn Sat "a, Slet6er's DAT
6ia Mobition, 0fli9 Der @tlas Worts.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
gbrifus". Ser @erbli9ene tuar Sabre
lang guifos Der Si6erbeits= @ew6lbe
in Der Snoiana Sruf So.

S4%bA&| Nv @~~~%@@Ab~ AD6~ O~I~N
lang Guifos Der @i9erbeits= @em6lbe
in Der Snoiana Sruf go.
grim aIgeri9 t.
Nm nd9ten Dienftag ben z. SUM-
miro nit benz proaeB oes Mit9ea
Mepberg, zines Igenten in giienbaba=
fa6rfarten, besonnen tperber. Ser=
felbe 1T Der Gdlf9ung bef9uloi9t. Sein
6an dbnelt Dem Der Sifet=Wafler Slid
unb Meifine, tpel9e bDr einigen WOna.
ten frei9eipro9en muroen. Wepberg
tpirb bon Senrp Span unb Martin
Sugg bertbeibi9t ueroen.
g 9abenerfab megen B.
li9er bbsmtlIi9er 8er=
batungb erlangt.
@lmira 8. 8urgert Bot ben Seteetib
@onrab Sanfen unb ben @r=Setectib
Sbomas Colbert auf 800 S6a=
beneriab tusgel b6smiqiger unb unss-
re6tfertieter 0erbaftun9 berfla9t. sic
mar unter Der Nnfla9e bes Gleinbieb-
itabls unb bes @rlan9ens BON Gelb
unter falf6en 8ormdnben berbaftet
tporben. 9ur9 einen Nnpalt, nel6er
ibr aneebli6 aufsebrungen truroe,
wurbe fie beranlaBt, fid bes lei9ten
Diebfabls i6uloig su befennen. mo=
rauf fie berurtbeilt nurbe. SO ee=
lang ibr iebo9, ben &i6ter gu befims
men, baB er cos 1rtbeil Bel Settle ieBte
unb fe m Die @roBgei9mOrenen tibers
mics. 9ieIelben erboben iebo9 feline
Nnflaee 9esen fe unb tie wuroe ent=
lahen.
Gin brutaIer beman II.
6rnu Marp s. Slid miini9t BON
ibrem @atten George $. Slid sel9ie=
ben gu tperben. Sbren Nneaben se=
m6B, tpurbe Tie bon ibm nit beiipil=
lofer &obeit bebanbelt. sic berlanqt
auBer Der @9eibung nod $4,000.
SIN g oli3etgeri6t
erhielt Der ettpa 70idbri9e 5. &usting,
9ep6hnli9 Der ywanbernbe Suoe" GEE
nannt, 80 Gage 6reiquartier i'm Nr=
beits6aus.
Meeen brutaler 8ebanblung ieiner
Srau murbe Gra1f Suens bon 22O9
Oanbes Str. gu 80 Sagen Nrbeitsbaus
%beropnnert.
Der Wirtb SoTepb Sur BON IL 81
Marfet Str. batte $40 uno Soften gu
sablen. neil er Wiirfelipiel in feinem
2ocal gebulbet bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Eart auf Der Ofieite seiuani@t.

Set ldnserer 3eit f9on baben bic
Benobner Der .Sffeite fi9 mad einem
BART eefebnt unb bieielben batten ibr
Nugenmert auf bic n6rolt6 BON Der
@aibineton ctr. beleeenen Grtnbe Der
Saubfummenantalt eeri9tet. @eit=
benz iebt Der Staat enbgiiltig bef91oi=
len bat. bieien 2anbcOmpler gu berfau=
fen, 1T cine Bepe9uns i'm @anse Die
Stabt 81 beranlaHen benfelben fir
g~arf3pede an fi6 3u brineen.
Die parfbeb6rbe fotpie aud MaDor
Solbman iinb fir ben Ylan einsenom=
men unb merben, fobalo bic nDtbige
Nnregung ba 1T, beriuden ben Staat
su beranlcHen Der Stdbt bas 2anb gu
pertaufen, nit Der Be3abluna aber gu
uarten, biz bic bur9 8riifenbauten
unb 0~er5eRerungen farf Indigenous
meme StabttaRe In ettpas beIlerer Gage
1T. Sails Die Stabt Die pflege Der
@riinbe iibernimmt, iollte bieiem plane
ni9ts i'm Wege fteben. Dies III Der
lebte er6Bere auiammenbdnsenbe 2anb-
tompler in Der Sta6t brett unb fDlte
aus bieiem Gruroe bic Gelegenbeit niGi
permiBt tperben. Staotratb Sbea bon
Der 10. Waro beabfi6tist in ndGfter
3eit cine WerTammluna einsuberufen
um Die Sa9e in M~nresung su brin9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

9ernen sic su fparen fir Die Gu
funft; @sblfabrt nnS YrosperitGt
lit fder.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
sanlratb.
Die S9nlen meroen am 10. Smni se'
i6lohen.
6 m d t.


i4loHen.
Sem 99ulratb 9ing in fsiner 9eftri=
gen Sibun9 cine nit 5ablrei6en I'M
teli6riften perfebene 8etition 81, in
Der S9ule SEQ. Is, @de Der 8lDDm=
ineton unb Marfst Str, ben beut=
i9en rnterri9t als beffdnoiges &ebr=
fad ein3ufibren. 9ie 8etitiDn tpurbe
an ben Superintenbenten beruieien.
Ser Contract fir bic lebten in bie=
fem Sabre md borsunebmenben 0er=
beiierungen in Der 9anbfertiateits-
So9I9ule purbe an Die Wm. g..
Sungclaus So. 81 beren Nn9ebot BON
$40, $50 berseben.
gu S6ulb6sten fit bas S9uliabr
1904-1O05 purben tpteber ernannt:
Grau 8. 6. Stier, @aa 9. Mc@op,
s. U. 8riitOu, s. s. Wrigbt unb S.
%. Garlep.
Sie S9ulen tueroen am 10. SUM-
gef6lpKen unb am IA. September tpie=
Der er6fnet peroen.
Die Brtfungen Der 2ebrer follen in
3utunft am lebten Gamffag i'm Ipril
uno am erfen Samfag i'm September
porgenOmmen tperben.
gs wurbe bef9lohen, spei OH Der
8lafforb StraBe belegene Dem S9ul=
haufe go. 4 bena9barte @ebdube fir
81, 300 a~naufaufen.
2aufenbe &e9nungen i'm 8etra9e
BON $4.020.61 murben CUR 3ablung
angemieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

6aIIsSie / d bpn &oqa
SDhnion, Ger am Samfag i'm 9tabt.
bofpitale ftarb, ni6t big beute Nbenb
BON M~nseb6risen in Obbut genOmmen
1T, miro bieielbe ei1em meoi5lnif9en
@oleqe iiberqeben tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
goabentton Der Carbohydrates
anS Wiaer.

9eute nabmen Die Sibungen Der @ez
treioebdnbler unb Wiler ibren Mnfang
unb 3tpar tperben bic Wor9ens= unb
Na9mittagsfiBunsen i'm Gebdube Der
6anoelstnmmer, bic Nbenb=8 eriamni.
lung i'm @lappool Sotel abgebalten
tperbeu.
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
THE FIELD OF LOCAL SPORTS

That the Iryington Council "A. A.,
have not gone back since they twice
beat the Pastimes last year was clear
ly demonstrated last Saturday after
noon, at Franklin Field when they de-
feated the Pastimes again by an even
larger score than either of the games
last year. The Pastimes lost the
game this time mainly through their
poor Unfolding and inability to bat.
With the exception of the sixth inning
they were unable to make but one hit
during the entire game. While I'M
able to bat out many runs themselves
their poor fielding did not contribute
to prevent the visitors from doing so.
While in Wednesdays game they were
unable to throw the ball straight, in
Saturdays their failure to hold the
ball after they got it was responsible
for most Of the errors.
Holton pitched an excellent game
but a poor receiver and the infield
errors lessened its effectiveness.
Mauser was without doubt the best
visiting pitcher seen on Franklin
this year, and he was particularly
steady in difficult places. The support
he received was not as good as it
should have been.
The score
D errnfur r u n