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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
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8ouiiealt unb Samin febrten m
Saus 5uriid, DO @riterer ieine gan3e
&raft aufbieten muBte, I'M lt9 IN Der
neuen Gage 81 6eberri6en, Die er
bur6 elm rni6eS @ort lid gci6affen
hattie. gs 9elang linn, ietne Anf1
reeune gu perbergen, 10 ouB Ntemanp
abnte, bas 5tpiihen ibm unb Sanl't1
beiproden iporoeu nar.
Seonie, bie fpeber INN feline nod nm
2inarbin's 8eiperbun9 lpuBte, 5et9te
ii6 in ibrer gan8en Iiebenstpiiroi9en
I1nbefanaen6eit. 2innrbin ipilnlhte
fid I'M Stiaen Slid, elm 10 ltebenss
piirbiaes @eien BEL berienigen 81
finoen, Die er inn @eiite idon als
feline Srou betra6tete.
Cine Stunbe ipdter uber befanp er
iid i6pn pieber auf DEM 8c9e mad
8elancon. sn ieinem Sunern fohte
hsrhaltene 8ut6 bariiber, bab feline
erobe 9feiie, Die er nit 10 roltgen
&usii6ten unteruommen. itatt Der
rei6en Witstft linn MIR etnet &orb
ein9ebradt hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
3meiunb 9apitel.

Sn Den ndditen Stunben fonnte
8ouiieau feline Saiiuns niht mieber
e%rlangen. @on allen Semiitbi9rns
gen. Die er iiber iid bate ergeben
laiien miiien, par inn, san5 abser
iebeu bon DEM @elpberluit, feline IL
srauiam senelen. ais Die eben erlebtc.
@as bate es aud IN Der Sbat fin
feline itol5e Seele Grniebrisenoere
geben fDnnen, ais lid in Der 8elpult
bieieS Glenbeu 5u iuiilen unp bdourd
5u elmer 10 i6mdbliden llebereinfunft
9%e3pun9en 81 tperoen? -. til
rannte pie elm %beripunoeter Goipe i'm
bi6teiten 1beile zines fleineu &C.
bol5es lumber, no er ii6 austoben,
benz bollen Iusbrud ieiner 8er5ipeifs
lung iih binge6en fonute.
Mumdblig erlan9tc Houliem einen
oeipiNen 8rnb bon Hu6e ipieber, 10
baB es linn mDgli6 ipuroe, ale llms
itdnbe, tpie tie ieet lasen. in ibrer 8es
beutune fir unb 9esen feline Cider
belt ms @use 81 ~iaiien. GleS mob
erpogen, bate er bon 2imaroin nidts
mebr an beiorgen; Der S6urte ma,
ourd ben bon ibm unter5eidnetcr
8ertras in S6ah gebalten. Dor
jeber anbern Seite brobte ibm abel
nod ipeniser @eiabr. ba in SctepiQ(
unb llmsesenO Riemanb i'm tannte
ODER bielmebr Niemanb etfuas bon iet'
uer 8ersansenbeit ipubte. I'm rubie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
ytppeae boa s.. b. q.

StDSl ipll pV ppuN ~SblVAiSu'S w.
bon ibr geIiebt 5u g~lau6en? llno
bieicr 9iebs ioate CT tboridter Be
filrdtuneen ipeeen %entla9en?
Sob haiti &onntc er ben Nnmen
8ouiieau fortfiibren? Wlubte er iidJ
bor Der Srouung nt6t. le9tttmiren?
6atte Ell l1iht Yapiere n0tbi9, Die linn
mn auf ben Namen Walarbiere aus
9eiteQt perben fonnten? @te tpoltc
er ober leinen SreunDen Den ieltiamen
llmitanb erfldren, Dab er 1ih tbnen
unter eiuem fali9eu Rameu por9eiteat
bate? Sod erniter mar Die 8efabr.
Der er Ii6 dusiebte, tpenn er bon ben
Se6Drbeu in geiancpn feline 2eeitiz
mntinnspapiere %berlaneen n1uBte. Iae
bieie Srasen ~brdugteu lid ieBt Ieinem
@eiite altf; aber je ihipieriaer Die 2Dz
Jung ii6 ibm bdritelte, beito mebr
hcitdrfte iid iein @ntl6luB, Seonie
nift a%uf5u9eben. CT polte lie benz
S6idinl nit fiibnem Wutbe abtroben,
= es lag MN einmol in ieiner Natnr,
9egen ale Sinberniiie ausufdmpfen,
ausbnuernb mad Dem Slid 81 rineen.
ltnb ipabrli6, biesmal ipar Der Yreis
Elm iolfer, baB es iid pobl %berlobnte.
Das IeuBerite 81 fpaeenl
Ct ba6te iiber Die @ittel nah, iih
bieien @~erlegenbeiten gu ent5'cben,
unb balb bate er zines gefunben.
Seine Sbee mar, nod 2onbon 3u reiz
fen unb o bort aus Die Serbeii6afs
flung ieiner Yapiere gum 8ebufe elmer
mngebliden Iustpanberune no6 Ime<
rita gu beperfiteuigen. 8aren Die
Seb0rben in 8eiancon einmal aui
bieie falide Sdbrte gebraht, 10 lieb
lid nit Siderbeit n%nnebmen, bab
man i'm niht meter ~berfolgen tperbe;
Damn fonnte er rubig 5uriidfebren.
gntihloiien, bieien Ylan in fiir5es
iter Sriit CUR Musfiibrung 81 brinsen,
nerlieb er Den Yarf. 9et ieinem
Heubau frat ibm elm Iaurer entses
gen. beilen 6altung uno @usbrud
beutli6 berrietb, bab er elm gnliesen
por5utraeen babe.
rSerr Stoui1eau", ia9te Der Weann,
lid m66te sic Inn Die grIaubnib
bitten, moreen bon Der Irbeit ipess
bleiben 81 biirfen."
Limb tporum?"
,8eil mein 9ruber morgeu 5o6z
3eit bdlt, bel Der i6 ni1t febler
mD6te."
User lit beiu gruber?"
Gin armer 4erl. gr lit 8ne6t in
Ser @eierei bes GERM 9ouealin uni
beirnt6et Die Wagb bort"
GouIleau tpanbte Dem, Iaurer Der
Giden unb entfernte ii9 m be,
iibeliten 2aune.
n&ne6t in elmer Weierei, ber iid
in cine Sauernmnab berliebt nnb lie
obne ale Sinberniiie beiratben fam
.... ST 9ebt gum giirsermeiite
ieiner Seimatb unb perlangt Iusfers
tigung Iciner Yapiere. Sann tpenbei
er ii6 an ben Yfarrer unb bittet lin
Den 3aufi6ein -. 9rei 8oher
bnrauf lit Die Sod5eitl -. 9i(
@liidli6en; ber beneibenstpertbt
anehtl llnb i6. Der reide @utsbe.
iiber. Der Dem Seufel segeniiber cir
pornebmer Serr lit, i6 muB mid 81
lditigen llmipeeen bequemen. muf
5ru9 unb Gift antperben unb 9iiser
eriinnen. I'M mir meme 8apiere 8,
beri6affenl"
Wibmutbia cling err t~peiter; mad
eini9en S6ritteu tebrte er aber I'M
bem es reute i'm, ge9en ben Rani
10 unfreunbli9 9epeIen 81 iein. Vi
rei6te benz &rbeiter flint S~ouisb'ors
Bring Tie beinem 9ruber als meir
6o63eits9ei6enf. @Dge ieine gb
cine 9lildlide perbenl"
Ser Naurer nubte nidt, tpie i'm
eei6ab, unb erih0pfte ii9 in Sant'
ia9ungen.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
mo su%frieSen lc6en gu fonnen.

unb 5ufrieoen le6en 81 fonnen,
brau6te er ii6 MIR ielbit Die un9liids
Ieliae @ersaneenbeit aus DEM Gimme
3u i6ln9en. Warcu Elm Wtal Die
ginbriide Der ~erbulbeteu @ibertpdra
tiefeiten beripil6t, Damn ourfte er
boffen, in ungetriibter 0liidieli9feit
an 2epnie's' Scitc leiues 2ebens lid
frcren Si fonuen.
Sic freltbige Iuinabme, tpel6c CT
inn Sauie Sernarb's faub, Denies Tim,
oaB Niemanb cine Ibnung bon lciner
3ulammenfunft nit 2iuarbin bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27

Sizes berpanbelte feline anidn9lih ers
5lpuuseue 6eitcrfeit balo in cine lpirfs
lid frobe Stimmung. Samin beua6s
ridti9te i'm nod I'M 2auie bes
@beubs, bab 2ecnie bon Glem unters
ri6tet lei unb baB Tie Die Nadri6t
nit grrotben, aber nit ii9tli9er BE-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27

Namen biz auf Den beutigcn Gag beiz
bebalten? gr beiann lid aitf etne
glaubpiirbige Iusrebe; bn CT aber
burdalis feline fanb, pertrallte er auf
iein autes Slid, neldes ibm idon
aus mander Scrlegenbeit gcholfen
bate. Im licbiten mare CT frei uno
often nit Der Srage berporgetreten:
&ennt Ell mid nidt mebr? -. Sebt,
i6 bin Der e%ntiprungene Strdfling,
Der emit Del euh einbrdG uno Dem
burb euere 9iilfe ieine SIuht geIansl
go. IIein Damn glnubtc er duf
Geonie ber5ihten 5u miiIien, uno buz
geeen itrdubte iih iein 9er5, ieine leis
benihaftli6e 2iebe.
sns er N6enbs NIT Ser Snmilie am
Sbcetiib iaB, 9elang es tbm leiht,
bns 0eipldh oii Die 8oloIa9er Gale
fornien's 81 %bringen. Iber 10 OF
eine giinltise @elegeubeit ii6 81 bieten
id)ieu. iein @ebeimniB 81 entbiilen,
belt uniiberipinblide S6eu i'm SUI
riid. 60 lpor es elf llbr seipprben.
Die Stunbe. III Der man lid 5llr Tube
3u beaehen pfleste.
nS6lafen sic mpbl, mein lieber
Houiieaul" rief ibm Somiu nod nn6.
als herielbe i'm Se9riff mar, our
Sbiire gu eeben.
.Nouiieau?" pieberbplte bieier, inz
Dem er iif entihlpIlen um~Orebte. vIb.
ba fomumt mir in ben Sinn. baB id
bisber bereeiien babe. Sbnen meinen
ei9entliden Tamen 5u ia9en."
~Sbren eigentliden Namen?"
nSa. Gouiieau lit MIR Elm an9es
nommener @ame; freili1 tperbe id
ifon LANCE Belt 10 %eennnnt. Mbe,
ib beige Walarbiere, Sdcques Was
larbiere. -. Saste ids Sbnen nihi
idon?"
vSie i6er5enl"
Stein, es 1T mein boiler grnit".
perii6erte &ouiieau 10 u~nbefaneen als
mGelid. sd buffe. baB Der Same
Ialarbiere Sbnen ni6t libel sefaat."
n@eben Sic, Iouiieau."
vRalnrbiere, penn i6 bitten
bnrf."
nglio tpirfIi1?"
v8irflihl" p%ieoerbolte HoitHeal
lahenb. Sod nennen Gle midi ims
MERLIN Hpuiieal, ipenn eS Sbnen lie
Der lit. @ir itnb bod einmal barar
%seppbnt."
nGber Sic bdtten rns bas iGor
friiber iagen fDnnen". meinte Samin
r8ie i6 Sbuen iaste, man nennt
mid i6on ieit Sabren 10; tparum
peiB i1 eisentlih ielbit niht. Sd
bin ieet 10 iebr baran getpobnt. DAT
i6 meinen pirfli6en Namen beinabt
berseiien bate. Oils Jfouiieau lern.
ten Gle mid in ben Rinen fennen
als Rouiieau nabmen sic midi II
Sbrem .SauIe auf. 60 blieb t6 fin
Gle Hpuiieau unb mill id uuf blei.
ben. ODER piirben gle oor5ieben
mid Malarpiere gu nennen?"
.0fouiieau ober Walaroiere. aleih'
bell" iagte Srau. Samin. n8iher
mir ia bod. BOB Der Cine nnb Del
anbere itets unier SreunS fem tpiro.
~Wtir aus Der Seele geipro4enl'
ricf 9fouIeau. .gpia ibr Sreuni
nnD balb ....."
r8itl" madte Samin, ba 2eoni'
5ueegen mar.
LIMB fomit tpiinlhen Gpuiieau mi
Ialarbiere 5uglei6 Sbnen Iuen gut
Na1tl"
CT entfernte ii9 nit Der berubisen.
BEN lleb%er5eusung, baB feline Wittbei'
lung 5tpar etipas iiberrai9t, aber bod
feinen nadtbeilisen ginbrud sema9
babe.
.8elh' merfpiirbiser Weni6!'
inate Samin Iahenb. ais fem Srennl
Die Sbiire binter iih gei6loiien bate
nSeinen Namen 81 bergefenl 81
etpas fam nur ibm paiiiren. G6e
Iorglos, pie er lit. nimmt er IQes BOZ
Der leidten Seite. go pnr er aud
in ben Winen. Nun, mir pollen Got
bnfiir banfen; benn mas mare ioni
ails mir 9eiporben?"
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Ginunbswansigites 3apitel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12

Delaware counties. New YORK. and
Wayne and Pike counties. Pennsyh
vznla she had cabins in various
places. and would return home not
more thar 01cs q year. and only ap-
usarsd in the settlements 70 sell her
game and skins and % procure ammu-
hilton.
Shattered physically and mentally.
she appeared al Basket Station and
resumed woman's clothing She said
that il The eight years Of her expert
epce as hunter she killed 100 deer
II bears. numerous wildcats and
foxes. besides trapping hundreds Of
mink and other fur-bearing animals
She had hand d-so-hand contests with
both wounded deer and bears. as ugly
seams and scars upon her body amply
testified.
For Two or three years after her re-
turn the woman led a mendicant sort
Of life through the valley. and finally
entered the poorhonse at Delhi.
Ii the spring Of 1865 a young woman
was put on a passenger train at Bas-
ket Station. as she could not pay her
fare any farther. she gave her nams
as Mrs. Wilson. and said she had been
deserted By her husband Al jersey
I CITY. she was in feeble health ant
va taken 10 the poorhouse et Delhi
i There she met Mrs. Slater, and an At
tachment sprang up between the tWo
The tuo women left the pOorhous'
the following year The next summe
PARTY of fishermen discovered W.
strange persons living IN a cave L
Barrett township. Monroe county
Pennsylvania. Soon thereafter ther
appeared in one of the villages q ma
carrying a rife and leading = nal
grown bear. Accompanying him va
4 woman about 25 years old, who ,
said was his wife
For two years these vagrants val
aered about the county. At last the
/. we're arrested and lodged in jai
where the discovery was made thi
I The supposed man vas woman. The
were ars. Slater and Mrs Wilson. I'D
authorities sent them 70 the aim
house whence they came. but The tH
women did not stay there long. 1T
. next winter found them living in
cabin ten miles from Honesdale Th'
wandered into the town one day. We
arrested and again sent 10 the aim
house, where they both died rsesna
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12
BASEBALL PL0DDERS
BETTER Than STARS
wrslius and Winning Players Ars j.
Mere Dsmar5 hy Managers
Of To-Day,

aThs nors I see qf star ball play
err said aa 1ld ian. the better IKE
the pi7tdsrs.
Thsrs are two kinds ot diamond
artists. star bal players and Winning
BAR playerR Givs ne the latter any
tine. After 3 tough game = lost you
usually hear the star ball player ana
his satellites. coming back from ths
grounds. singing Il the tops ot their
voices
The winning ball player Il sittlng
over in q corner without q word p
say. AS long a. be gets his hits and
aslds cle2niy. the star y satisfied 0a
he other hand. the pioddsr - ouf %
win. and il BIS club j beaten taaa
he SAINTS to bite s1nsbody's head o.
aOn the field The piod1sr j. work-
ing for eTery point and nsver over
/ looks 4 Bet. All stars are not woFk-
fng FOR themselves Ri11s. however.
/ When y0a aaa y sog-a0tcher Eho i
out On the grsenEvard working his
I legs or. then you will find grand
ball player. who Is worth 3 lot og
money To any team.
"0nan yon wonder Wy = player
Who has bssn doing good work. a.
far a. batting and fielding averages
I are concerned. Il traded or released %
some other team. Fsw fans Under
stand il. but TIE manager Eho lets him
20 does.
Every winter one hears of. mnnr
trades and the report gets out that
thls magnate and thai one has beea
/ buncoed. A matter o. fact. The
/ chances are both have been handea
+ something, for il Is 3 einch that 10
4 manager wili Jet = player out unless
there is something The matter VITA
him
sBus yon never hear of 3 willing
ball player cut loose. even II bis bat
ting or fielding i not as brilliant q
! soma otharA He u the man eYeF5
manager is looking for sad ones thel
land him they never iel 81 untll BIZ
J usefulness has gone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12
LOCKED IN REFRIGERATOR car
Tramp Nearly Loses His Life After
Doors Are sastsns1.

Sioux Falls. s. D-A tramp who
erauled into an empty refrigeration
car ia the sioux Falls yards Of the
Rock Island Railroad company had az
experience which be viii not care 70
rsDeat and which nearly resulted IN
his death. After the tramp bad
crauIsd into the car, and while he
waz sssesB. the yaa5msa had occasion
10 switch the car On another track
one Of the yardmen noticed thai
one og the doors Of the refrigerator
car was slightly open. and a. . pre-
caution to prevent an accident, the
door was closed and fastened, and
the supposed empty car vas placed
mon another track. which chanee1
10 Be q siding in a remote part oi
the yard
More than "a hours later one Of ne
vardmen vas passing il the vicinity
n the refrigerator car and heard .
sound which resembled a mutned
golee. While looking about IN diHeF-
ent directions With the object Of dis
covering from whence the mysterious
sonnd proceeded. his attention vas a.
tracted By q moving stick, which pro
truded from the side Of one o. tha
doors Of the refrigerator car.
/ The yzrdman vent 70 the door and
/ opened #. and found the tramp in a.
almost lifeless condition i toos
some time for him 70 recover SUI
hciently TO relate what lad Dei44iei
+ him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12

Il is said IN baseball circles that
John T Brush. owner Of the New York
National league team, has made an
ofer Of $1,000 to the st. Louis club
fsr the release Of Raymond. 3 pitcher.
Il Is said the st. Louis nine intends to
dispose Of the services OF some OF
iss pitchers. and New York has put
il "a early offer to obtain Raymond. II
the s. Louis management will permit
bim % 90.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12

Jimmy Barrett has been given his
unconditional release b. the Boston
Americans. Barrett was a wonderful
autfelder until he broke his leg In a
game at Detroit Since then he has
lost much Of bis speed. He was draw.
ing big money from the Boston club,
and as there we're young outAelders
with the team drawing less and per.
forming better, Manager Mcclure de
clded to Jet Rarrett 60 Jimmy will
have no trouble hooking up with q
lass A league team
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12

w1t ca yozT life. replied Sios5ecx-
Tros zr0r1a The room On yClE hands
zud knees
Alter hzf al h81r Of this aort ct
exercise staH rolled over again and
lay pznnng On the noO- Of S-9r5sck's
home &C Clifton aTszus-
Now. say you are soTry jon tried
% kiss NY wife. demanded the maa
~ith tEs weapon.
Honestly, IN sorry painted The.
nan- ETH never Do it again
Il don't think you Eiil replied TIE
oshsr. Now continue yoar little tgot
about TIE room whlls the police are
arriving
When TIE police arrived they found
star vet witA psFspiFati0a ard fear
Take ne out Of this place. BE-
shouted. I'm nearly dead
stoTheck told tns poiics SAL had
tried 10 Kiss his wife a few days ago.
Nrs gtorheek told her husband Eho
remained At home waiting Tor STAT
Is reappsar. In due tine stan vent
/ 70 the storbsck house and again tried
to sn5rses Mrs. StoFbsck
Td waIk . nile On M knees Tor
i one kiss. be exclaimed, and. despite
The womans protests, be took T.
~An right. said storbeck. appear
I inz At he door With pistol u naa
/ hand You got the kiss-now starr
the nile walk
/ After lis canssr~ sta1 was locked
/ up at the police station, charged VII
/ disorderly conduct
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12
NOTES OF THE MINORS

Pitcher Albert Of the South Bead
Central league team shut out Wheel.
ing the other day without = hit TIE
drst q ths season.
Gayer. the Columbus pitcher, ia )
strong entry Il fha h1rtiuck stakes.
His team has not scored a run behind
him 10 the last 25 Innings il which he
worked
Larry Schlaay. = former National.
Is playing sensational ball 81 second
for the Toronto Eastern league team.
Pitcher Joe Harris. has been tin
canned BY jim Mcclure He goes 20
the three-tme American association
champion Columbus club.
Tsrre Hauts of the Central league
has released Catcher Campbell and
Inaalders Shields and Ellie. Campbell
goes to Danville Of the Eastern Illi-
nols league
The Louisville club has released
Pitcher Willie sudhoH and Catcher +.
E. Holmes and has purchased pitch-
er J. W. Durham from the Phiisdel-
phla Athletic club
/ Cockhill, the inhelder turned over
by Detroit to Williamsporl. Is simply
eating EN- alive In the Tr State. Ha
Is batting close to the 400 mark and
I fielding his position well.
Billy Phyle. the Toronto outnelder
raped out two home runs and a
double against Jersey City the other
day. which makes him the most tnpos
Ing slugger In the Eastern. He has
now four circuit clouts to bis credit
Hitting for ten sacks In an Afternoon
Is stepping along.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12

waldo. Ark.-A remarkable example
Of the carrying power Of tornado vas
evidenced when a number Of papers
dated al Gillian. La. 100 miles south
81 Waldo. we're picked up On the
streets here
Gillian xas visited by a tornado the
other day. which virtually wiped the
town on the map. wrecking al build
lnxs of any consequence. and on the
same evening u the tornado ahowes
Of leaves. small twigs and rubbish fell
At Waldo. The following morning
amid the rubbish. the papers from
Gillian. consisting Of 3 check dated At
Gillian. which had been paid. and an
invoice Of goods that had been Re-
eeived At Gillian By 5 merchant. Eera
found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-12
WATER CUTS IMPORTANT
FIGURE IN BASEBALL
.-. 80 = pstssssra "a Result Of
Fssos-car-innzfi Field TNies
insaSeS.

vhs ro4-raus-s-t record q the ma
51r leagues las baen broken his sPEins
" account Of unprecedented ran 2l2
wst grounds. Perhaps nsTeF before
have . nznv games been prevented
a. during this season. but thsTe nave
bssa sore raat hare been gzeersr-
fsw Tezrs ago Pattsszrg lost one
pf ths oldest games oz record On &C.
count 81 water. The game Ess piaTea
81 ! beautiful zftern3ga. bit i lap
rens that tie Pitts5urg grounds arg
situated Just at the poi1t whsfe tae
wgro1zshela and Allegheny rivers
SOW together and form the OHIO on
tAsz afternoon PitHburg was playlns
BROOKLYN ana the rivers were Ell hlsa-
TIE Noaongzheiz rose FaPidiy during
tss afternoon. forming cross current
ara backing Up tns water q ths Al
isxhsny until !. began to food center
Geld.
Inusnz by inning ths oatnesaers
wers driven II closer and closer 70 ~
DIAMOND zs the food invaded the bal
I pa-k. untH anslly. IN fhe ninth inning
: short sy bah to center feid feli y
two fset of watar while the PittseaFg
cente- fielder wzs diving and wsdias
4 ont toward Il. and cost the game
Cinclnnan h2s twice had foods "a
wade the grounds during the progress
az games. but neither tine has the "a
ter played any important pAFt II shs
game. although one game Eas stopped
/ ia the seventh inning
On that occasion the Ohio river hat
backed up around the grounds. but
diks had been built inside the fences
to hold il back The Eater had beef
rising steadily all afternoon and II
workmen we're striving desperately Z
build up earthworGs and saTe "a
grounds.
Just at the end Of the ssventh innini
a Chicago player. George Decker, hit
~ 70 left and Burke, who vas playin
left vas waiting u catch the bai
when the dixie broke Burke gaitee
caught the ball. and by that time p
water. rushing 10 a tidal wave acros
the field. vas above his ankles. Il
sUrinted hard. got ahead Of the wa,s
and fed over dry ground. Two minute
later the greater part Of the field va
J under watsr and the game was calleI
Arthur Holman. nov the regular cel
ter fielder OF the worlds champion
! once jumped a contract on account
: 4 similar occurrence. Holman the
: was playing with East St. Louis IN II
E Trolley league, and he had a eontral
! with the team whereby he vas 70 :
calYe eight dollars per game eYei
4 time a game was scheduled. proYidi
/ the game was not prevented b q
weather.
e One day East St. Louis vas sche
= uled to play BeIleville and the wealth
q was perfect. the sun shining and 9
d air warm. But the Mississippi riv
r rose suddenly and flooded the gTouns
, Holman demanded his eight dollars
IS the grounds that the weather did D
+ prevent the game, The manageme
D refused TO pay and Hoffman jumped
is contract and went 70 Alton.
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President ]. d. 0'BrIen Of the Amer.
lean association suspended Monte
Cross, manager Of the Kansas City
team. for three days for umpire bait.
ing, and nned 0utnelder Nalghhors
R25 for refusing to obey the umpirs's
Instructions and unnecessarily delay
Ing the game. Both onanses wera
committed at Kansas City on Nay *
against Umpire Kane