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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28
At THE HAGUE.
The Late Paul kruger's Family A..
ranges For a Public Funeral.

The Hague. July 22.-The family of
the late Paul Kruger has arranged for
a public funeral here on July 26. when
the body Of the former president of
the Transvaal republic will be taken.
with imposing formalities, to the
chapel Of the Ejkenguinen cemetery,
where 1t will remain for two months
pending the arrangements for its
transportation to South Africa.
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FLYING TWO FLAGS.
The River Steamer Henry HanIey Ar
rives in st. Louis.

st. Louis, July 23.-The steame.
Henry Hanley has arrived here from
Nashville, Tenn, flying two flags, the
Stars and Stripes and the confederate
flag. Before leaving Nashville a con,
federate flag was brought on board
and Miss Mamie .Hanlcy. daughter OF
one Of the steamers owners, hoisted
the flag, which is placed just below
the American flag. Miss Hanleys
father was confederate officer.
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Business Failures.

New York, July 2s.-Business fail
ures in the United States for the weel,
ending July q number 100. against
203 last week, lS3 in the like week in
1903, 17S in 1902, 10 in 1901. In Can.
ada failures for the week number 10,
as against Is last week.
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chicaqo's Estimated Population.

Chicago. July 22.-The new city di.
rectory for Chicago has been given to
the public. Based on the number of
names, 1t gives Chicago population
for 1904 of 2,24l 600. The directory of
1903 gave Chicago an estimated popu-
lation of 2,23l,OOO
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Bonds Sold at Par.

Marion, o., July 22.-The $4,000 five
per cent. sewerage disposal bonds sold
by the sinking fund trust ees of the
city of Marion we're purchased by the
City national bank Of this city. The
bonds run until September 1906, and
were bought at par with accrued in.
terest.
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Born In "charley'so Room.

Marysville, o., July pa son was
born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hilbert on Senator Charles w. Fair.
banks place, in Darby township, this
county. The child is said to have been
born in the room known as Char.
ley's" room when he was boy and a
resident of the farm.
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Hand Cut or ev a R.an.r

Bradford, O.. July 23.-Rebecca, g.
year-old daughter of John Smith. a
farmer, living five miles west of here
had her left hand cut off by her faith
er's reaper the cutter bar of which
passed over her as she lay asleep In
uncut wheat.
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Finally Received Il.

Upper Sandusky, o., July 23.-Miss
Eleonora Tyler Friday afternoon re.
ceived voucher on the treasury at
Washington for $lO7.67. Miss Tyler
is an heir of the late Capt. p. A.
Tyler. Of Company q. 18th Ohio infan.
try. The claim was for services In
the civil war and was filed 40 years
ago.
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Farmer Cut Hls Throat.

Dayton, o.. July 2..-William Gil.
bert, aged 4S. Of New Lebanon, q re
tired farmer. while temporarily insane
killed himself by drawing a pocket
knife across his throat several times.
He was talking to relatives in the
parlor, when he suddenly drew the
knife and inflicted the wounds.
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German Exhibit Dedic aztec.

st. Louis, July 25.-Thc German ex.
hibit in the palace of machinery was
formally dedicated Saturday, Mr..
Froclich. delegate of the German en-
eineering society, delivered lecture
explaining the technical details of the
exhibit.
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Injured by a Circular Saw.

GAINESVILLE. o., July pa slot five
inches long and one-fourth inch wide
was cut through William Harland's s
skull Friday morning. He was work.
ing near a circular saw, which flew off
the shaft, plowed through his head
and struck the wall 40 feet away.
Brain matter oozed from the wound
and his recovery is not looked for.
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Roosevelt to Be Notified.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July 25.-The ar
rangements have been made for the
notification of Theodore Roosevelt OF
his nomination for the presidency by
the republican party The ceremony
will take place on Wednesday, July 27.
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An Immense Trout Cauuht.

Colorado Springs. Col, July 25.-
Possibly the largest trout ever caught
in a Colorado stream was landed by
William Doty at Wagon Wheel Gap,
on the Rio Grande. The specimen Is
30 inches long and weighs l1h pounds.
1t Is OF the carmine speckled variety.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28
Steamer scandia Released.

Port Said. July 25-The Hamburg
American line steamer Scandia has
been released. The Russian crew
which manned her has landed here
and viii proceed to Odessa by the next
mail boat The Scandia Is awaiting
orders from her owners.
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Cashier Holland Dismissed.

Chillicothe. o.. July 25.-The trial Of
Herbert Il. Holland. cashier of the Cit.
liens national bank. charged with an
assault Oh Mrs. George 7. Lehman,
came to an end, when Mayor Yaple
refused to bind the defendant over to
the common pleas court. Lack of evi
dence.
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Folk Nominated For Governor.

Jefferson City. Mo-. July 22.-After
an all-night session. the democratic
statS convention early Thursday
unanimously nominated Joseph w,
Folk, circuit attorney of st. Louis, for
governor,
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May Be Transferred TO Manila.

Rome, July 25.-The Giornale
d'Italia says that 1t is likely that Mon.
signor Falconio, the apostolic dele.
gate In the United States, will be
transferred to Manila to replace the
late Monsignor Guidi.
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Russla,A Only Exhibit.

st. Louis, July 23.--The only exhibit
which Russia has at the Worlds fair
was opened Friday morning. II is put
up by the Russian Westinghouse Air
Brake Co., and is typical Russian
hut pr kinal
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The Movement Westward.

Chicago, July 23.-The movement
westward on account of the opening
of the Rosebud Indian reservation in
South Dakota exceeded all expecta.
tions. The Chicago e. Northwestern
alone took 10000 people to Bonesteel,
Fairfax and Yankton.
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LONDON, July 25,-The Toxic CORE
spondent OF the Times. In a dispatch
dated July "a. says he believes tina.
the object OF the yladivostok squad
ron IL to intercept trade BET ween the
United States and Japan.
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PIants To Be Sold.

Marietta, o., July 25.-Referee Pal.
mer has named d. B. Torpy trustee
for the United Sheet and Tin Plate
Co. The concern has large plants at
Marietta. Byesville. NewcOmerstown.
Canton and Newark. The plants are
to be sold
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Don't Open TN october.

Cleveland. O., July gas a result
OF a resolution adopted at the conven
tion Of the Amalgamated Window
Glass Workers Thursday. the men viii
mot 60 to work until October !. instead
Of September !. as has been the Gus
tom heretofore.
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Attended Presbyterian Church.

Bedford Springs. Pa, July 25.-
Things politically at Bedford Springs
Sunday were very quiet. Senator Da.
Wis. his daughter. Mrs. Lee. his grand
children and his private secretary at
tended the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning
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For Japan's War Fund.

San Francisco, Cal. July 25.-Mrs
Stanford has purchased from the ia
panese government for 100000, ia
pans best collection Of art treasures
The money will go into TIN, war fund
and the works of art will be donated
70 the Leland Stanford university.
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They Must Die seutember 40,

Columbus. O., July 23.-The circuit
court at Dayton Friday fixed Septem.
ber 80 as the date for the execution OF
Otis Loveland and Louis Harmon, con
yicted Of numbering Farmer George
Geyer. near here, about a year ago.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28

Bedford Springs. Pa, July 23.--The
informal and non.partisan reception
given to Senator Davis, democratic
candidate for vice president, In the
lobby Of the Bedford Springs hotel Fri.
day evening was largely attended.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28
Negro Kills Three Whites.

Augusta. Ga, July 25.-At Alexan.
der Sampson Flourney, Negro. using
double-barreled shotgun. fired upon
party OF fishermen, all white. kill.
ing three and mortally w0unding one
The Negro escaped. Bloodhounds are
on his track.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28
Oldest Ooerator Dead.

Corning, n. Y, July 25.-James
Kain, SO years old, the oldest tele,
graph operator on the Erie railroad,
is dead at Painted Post. N. T., after
So years OF continuous service
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Admissions to the worId,s Fair.

ST. Louis, July 25.-The statement
of the attendance for the past week.
issued Sunday by the department of
admissions to the Worlds fair. show
a total of 5l2.150
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win Make a Plea For Knapp.

Columbus, o.. July 23.--At the re
quest OF Thomas II. Darby. Of Cincin
natl, the state pardon hoard has SET
August 8 as tho fgta for hearing the
case of Alfrel Al Knapp, the Hamilton
stranger.
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The Wayside Inn Dedicated.

Grove City, Pa, July 22-Wayside
Inn, the home provided for their aged
and intirm by the odd fellows of Penn.
sylvania, was dedicated Thursday, the
ceremonies attracting to the town
about $4,000, the largest crowd which
has ever visited 1t.
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viii Exercise poIIce Povvere,

: Seoul, July 25.--The japanese have
posted In Seoul an announcement that
the Japanese will exercise police pow.
er In all matters affecting Japanese
interests No anti'Japanese msetings
will be allowed. 1
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Jars Contract For speIter,

Joplin. Mo-. July 25.--The Japanese
government has contracted with q
smelter company Of this city for 1000
tons Of spelter. II is said this spelter
is to be used in building fortiHcations
and battleships.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28
Wsanerian Festival 1eoun.

Bayreuth, Bavaria. July 23.-Wagne
rian festival began here Friday with
the performance Of Partisan adapta
tion Of "Tannhauser." Miss Isadora
Duncan, the American dancer, particl.
pated In the ballet.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28
Sounding The Hague Tribunal.

London, July pa Brussels CORE.
spondent says the Russian govern.
ment has addressed several prominent
members of Tho Hague arbitration
tribunal requesting their opinions on
the seizure of mails by Russian cruis.
prS
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-28
MIRO. Maybrlck ooea to Rousn

Havre, July 22.-Mrs. Florence May.
brick. released from custody in Eng.
land Wednesday, arrived here Thurs.
day morning, and proceeded at once
TO ROuenY
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-12-02
Real Estate Transfers

g w Bragdon TO p Conevay, Il
int in Last Chance mine, Pc
shastin ing district .... l
w z Cameron TO J B Holmes. 4
b 8 Mob hill Wen.............. 21O
Jennie Hartley to Ida c Carter.
Is 10 and II ? Steward add
Mission ..........-......... l-o
Geo S Merriam to Ferdinand
Peterson. Merriam add
IlcdN W
Same to Jens C Peterson, ! b 4
Merriam add LeaY ............ %
o E Swartz to Chas f Faulkner,
seA neA sec 1l-24-17 .......... $50
Anna NJ Pheasant to o B Fuller,
10 &c n p Wen............ 1000
Emil Frank to w Co, II b 2
" " p ven i
U S to Chas E Barge, seA swA
sw14 s 2S, nel4 nwA nwA neA
- 2i-22. .................
| John Hill to Lamb-Davis Lbr Co,
Sc swH sec 12-24-l7. ......... /
Same to same, nwH neA sec IS
| 24-l9 .................... L
Same to same, ely nel4 seH 81
| 4-19 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
c G Ridout to G l. Ufford, Is 10,
II, IL b Gibson add Chelan :. 30
| Geo 2 Eaton to Fred w Hoff-
man, WIZ nel4 wiz SELF sec 30
1920 ............ 5000
Daniel Branigan to o S Finley,
| water right 212 feet from Roar
ing creek. ............ 100
U S to Joseph A Charlton, SIC
neA nwA seH and ! S 2-2l-2O.
| Joseph A Charlton to f S Allyn,
same as above. am. ... 5000
E S Allyn to Joseph A Charlton,
e1a sw14 and Z 62l-20. ..... 1000
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Minnesota Does Not Want IA Negro
Colony

The settlers of Beltrami county, in
the vicinity of Black Duck, are aroused
over the news that Booker t. Wash
ington, leader of the colored race in
America, has an agent getting options
on lands in Black Duck township, with
a view of purchasing land on which to
establish colony of negroes. The set
tiers declare that the colony shall not
come to pass if they can stop it, They
say they will make it hot for the colo
nists if they undertake to come in num-
bers to Beltrami county.
The agent of Washington is said to
have obtained options on several thou
sand acres. The county is new land,
good, and it is said that Washington
figures on very gratifying results from
the sending OF southern negroes TO
northern homes. His plan is to cut the
land into farms of 40 or so acres to each
family. The agent who has obtained
the options says that plenty of money is
forthcoming to close the deal. He has
contracted to pay pretty good prices in
some cases.
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Disastrous Wrecks

Carelessness is responsible for many
a railway wreck and The same causes
are making human wrecks Of sufferers
from throat and lung troubles. But
since the advent of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, even the worst cases can be
cured, and hopeless resignation is NO
longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg, OF
Dorchester, Mass. is one Of many whose
life was saved by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. This great remedy is guaran-
teed for all throat and lung diseases by
the City Drug Store. Price soc and 81.
Trial bottles free.
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Timber Land Notice
United States Land Office


Waterville, Wash, Oct. 20, 1904
Notice is hereby gwen that IN compliance
with he provisions of the act of congress OF
June g. 1878 entitled An act for me sale OF TIM
Der lanos in the states OF California, oregon;
Nevada and Washington territory, as eXtenueu
to All the pub. lie land states by act OF August a
1892,
Thomas A. Davies.
of Wenatchee, county OF Chelan' sdate OF
Washington has this day filed in this ONCE MS
sworn statement number SO, for the purchase
OF the Sc "A OF section No &, in township NO
20 n range No II Il. w. M land will offer PROOF TO
show That the land sought is more valuable Tor
its timber stone than for agricultural p ur
before the register and receiver OF this ofhc NJ
Waterville. WASH, on Eric ny. the 2Dth DAY OF
January 1903. He names as Witnesses: James
Harris OF Chiwaukum. Wash h. Is. Woodson
of Wenaichee, Wash: j. a. Grant, OF Cniwau-
kun, Wash. ; A. Boptie, Of Wena'chee, Wash
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to ME Their
claims IN this office on or before saln SOth DAY
of January 1905 M g. MALLOY Register
First publication Nov II. "a; last Jan H. I'd
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Thomas A. Davit S.
State ofyyashIngton I

State OfW aShlnglon GO
County of Chelan 81
In Justice court. John Bjork justice
10 Ben South, Leavenworth, wash.
In the name of the state OF Washington you
are hereby notified that j. w. Elliott mas nled
a complaint against you in said court which
Will come on TO be heard NJ my oinee IN tns
Washington, on the I'd day OF December, A. d.
1904 vt the hour OF ten (lO) o'clock IN the lore
noon and unless you appear ana then ana
there answer. the same will be taken as con
fessed. and the demand of the painlin Granted.
The object and demand OF the salu compliant "
TO have judgement enterrd against you IN the
sum OF twenty four dollars and hfty cents
(SA.51D together with the cost OF This actlon
aud the statutory attorneys lees.
Complaint filed tue lith dav ~ september A.
n loIt JOHN BJORK,
Justice Of the peace in and for The precinct oi
ingtnn.
LEWIS ]. NELSON,
Attorney for the ulaintin. y. o. Address
1 o wentworth, Washington
First pupncution November 4, y, ID. l.Ol. 81
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Church = erYIeee.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS every sunday.
Sunday school at 10 Qua. n.
Public worship az u ~ a. n
Evening service at : - p N.
Meeting for conference, prayer ana DiDie
study al The church every SATURDAY al -.
The Ladies Guild meets every Thursday a.
2 % D. 10. At the nome Of members, a. ANNOUNCED
Busy Bees meet every Saturday az 2 " p H.
at the home Of the members.
The old building will be used Tor reilglous ser
vices whfl., the new one is being constructed
Everybody invited 10 attend all or any Of the
" s. BIxBY. Pastor.
CATHOLIC-Seryices a. the Catnoic chufCh
every fourtb sunday in the month; mass IT
7:30 n : SUNDAY school az p. m Fespefs
I:3O D. n: low mass following monday.
Father II. Colin. Pastor.
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It's shameful when youth fails to
to show proper respect for old age, but
just the contrary in the case Of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They cut OIL
maladies no matter how severe and IT.
respective of old age. Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all yield
to this perfect pill. 2jc at City Drug
Store.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS

The following transcript Of the bust
ness transacted in the Court House for
the past week is furnished this paper
BIZ John A. Gellatly, Wenatchee, the
abstraeter. whose business advertise
ment will be found in another column.
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Court Notes

r P Wright, Josephine E Wright
and Frederick A Wright VS. NJ NJ Foote.
II G Hudson VS. Leonard Fowler,
action on promissory note. Judgment
rendered against defendant on the 2lst
day of Nov, 1904, for the sum of $40
and S1l.S0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

hla support 90 Senator Andrews Mr.
Matinee. up 10 n few days ago vas
one of che strongest supporters Of
tho independent ticket When bis
neriy cndonVorcd TO supplement tho
namo Of Senator Andrews for that Of
n0doy. Mr Martinez decided thai be
would tahO un chances on such On
action. and in me future would sup
port regular tickets.
The former advocate Of the indie
pendent ticket arose and briefly
stated Dts position II win not sup
port RoIoy in place NJ the regular
publican nominee" be- explained
Rather chan have amy question on
subject Z have Withdrawn from the
Independent party in This county with
many others and We are now heart
and soul with YOU
Bcrnalillo County Man SPEAKS.
Dr George w Harrison. of Albuuuer.
1uo. member of that citys council.
one of tho delegates to tho convon.
f.on. and an appointee of Governor
O'oro was called on for an Gao.
prompiu talk nr Harrison spoke
briefly. bat decidedly to che point
"a voted for Roduy Do the tCrrifor.
lal convention. was on appoInico of
Governor Otoru NJ tho same time
lo l,lt believe in boiling the ticket
'p such reasons as has evidently Jed
Mr. RDdeY tn du such an Injustice tu
fho party that bias twice hunorod hlm
with the highest position Now Mex
Geo can give BE ls moi only hurtIng
me republican party bui also him.
self Such methods cannot receive
me support uf the honest republicans
Tonight J am attending an Andrews
meeting and assisting to my limited
ovteut This should IN Itself show
my position"
Money Rodoy and democrats and
Independents IN general received a
general ripping up the back when
rueonlo Romero. az The request OF
Senator Andrews spoke for only a
Few moments NJ Mr. Romero has
anything 20 40 with conditions On San
Miguel county which fact oanno, be-
iI uuteI nu independent candidate.
nor democrat win receive the slight
Dat consideration
Tho chairman then closed che meet.
iur at midnight thanking thc audit
once for iis attoutlyoncss and rc
ruDstlng tho vote of every man pres.
aut fpr senator Andrews
Several hundred then advanced 90
meet the candidate personally after
which the party adjourned TO che
private car 90 secure "a little rest he
fore leaving Tor the Ration meeting
Tho Santa Fo railway has agreed
to allow Tho campaigning party the
uso of lts tracks until election day
and the party In mo future win not
ho Obliged to await the arrival ~
regular trains 10 which tho
coaches have been attached Tor tho
last frw DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
SCHAUB, THE PITCHER
HE WAS HERE WITH THE GAL.
LuP TEAM. GUT his SUPPORT
WAS WRECKED.

DFwm Saturday, Daily CtIzoul
Probably the best p.,cacr with any
team at the faIr tournament was
3chaub who OBLIGATED in the box for
me Gallup aggregation. but as no
one player can win a game. his team
suffered three defeats
Schauh came from Otumwa. Iowa.
pitching for me Ouumwa team In tho
Iowa league Tho Daily Courier of
that city has this 20 say OF hts rec
ord.
"Sohaub has the distinction OF
striking ont a larger number oi play.
ora ln any one game than any com
potng twist maker in the league
sixteen Waterloo players aud "a like
number of o. DODGE men wondod
their way honchward zoo their first
encounter With schaub early In tho
soaEch Then upon May rs NJ Burl.
'ngton Dee shut ont the Flint hit
tors of that city. allowing not a single
man 20 h.t safely in one hour and
twenty minutes OF play TIE allowed
hui three men to reach first base. Two
of these died Ht that station. while
the other was caught stealing second
This feat was only ouualled by Pitcher
Mstemaon of the Burlington club
who on the following day held the
heavy hitting stand pattors down to
neither hit nor "a run. tn tine
tweuiy.uiuD contests Boo which be-
pitched schnuh struck ont 2Ss men.
And on numerous occasions De- did
perform tho remarkable trick 0f strik
inr ont three men Boo an Inning
schnubs curves were me most purzl
iug Dos opponents had to face. Hc
masters q slow drop that invariably
mys,ifcs the batter while his un
usual speed has caused many "a re.
liable stickor to fnu mIsrrably boz con
Meeting with che ball.
Louis schauh WIN wear a Denver
Western .oawo uniform noNt season
having boon sold to that club hy
Manager Kennedy