Evening sentinel, Monday, September 4, 1916 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SPORTS of ALL

 

IIIIR IOCII IS

It was announced after the races
lu-2 week at Belmont Park that John
1) Madden had purchased the three.-
ycurold colt, Friar Rock. from Aug-
un-t Belmont, chairman of the Jockey
Club, for $50,000. The hall of Rock
Sand. besidea. being rezarded by many
as the but three-year-old oi the sea-
roll. has the Brooklyn and Suburban
lltanditaps and
his (letlit

'l‘hi,.
ouchbred
pl2122 on the local
eumptlon of mcing.

the mo>t important thor-
ltanszwtion that has talten

2':

int- l‘l'iar Ilock, but he will remain 2l222 (ounl. too and one against them,
111 322.112 mum“ hands, Who h“fsvthe locals 222-2- determined to put forth 200 Yunds Rapid Fin.
all 223': trained hIm and deteloped ms‘ct-tzy cilcrt to rescue the fabled fat l’.‘ 7' ,3 :2 7.
film: r222212212g lawn-1‘s. It Is more 1221' 2122- tire. befole the New (‘211122311- ': i: S _: 3
than lIltely the nevi owner of the "mum 2,22 “Imp“,wh. cobble me pl'ile. '- E g - 7- ‘u
“I“! I'm” mm m lb? Lawrence Rea-1.12122 Lllldt‘lllan will be on the firing ." "
1272.22222 and o‘her Important stakes :12222 {222- the loeals ,:tn2l will bc op -
‘C "U “m ”m "mum" “1 the MIITIpoM 11) none other than one “liuhc”
1”“ ”a?!“ Eventu'tlly, however,;“I 12.2 the iron 1122121 llom New t'.2-
l"11:..- 11222-1: will be rlllppt‘t! lo linn‘IluliLI1’ill" Ilul'lt-y, of llrIdEcpul't. 1221.1 x, l‘lurk....'.’l 21 12. 2'22 1
buzz: Hm" I\\., for becding pur I“'II b2- behind the but, and with I~‘22I'- I" ‘1' “IN“ """" 13 :1 23 ‘2" 2
l‘o.~:. 2'1 Ititt'k ill hill old shortstop llmition, C‘IIIII Ilenglcr ~11 31 3:? '2: 3
Il‘r. l12 122222212 llot2'2122 It2».lt Sand theIuII 12222 2220.ch ute dett-llnlned to 2422 ll. Ravfuss ....... 16 19 ‘20 5.2 3
”In" 222' ”1‘” RNk’ .222 “2"".00‘ AIIII“ 212 22 (Ni 52101! as to whether \\eb22I ‘I' ”' Sherl'on """ 17 16 19 52 4
“Id! 1212;2' I222 1122s ('(le‘llil'l'l‘kl 01222 ha»; unytllllg on them" or not for P, 5‘2..le ........ 1| lit 7 50 ft
tl12 1.2. .~t young sues Ill linuland, and 2,;222221 and all. It is hoped that by this l‘. Waterbury .17 ll l7 ill 6‘
but! Vlnany important L‘IIISHPS to I11' Ii2212~ .m our hits got busy and chue» no 912112125 ...... lit 17 112 51‘. 7
:It'tIilt, The clmlrnlall 22f the .-102l.ey2 ~21 21222 jinx, which it is believed l1:2.~ lieu, I’IliIt‘th ......Ii 9 2I «H R.
'I'I'ut'Iet‘t‘ll‘tllZMIIllIflll'dj‘lfe22$-(I(IIONI-‘rfi:rI‘M“ 211nlpinc out noun-where ill 1122 I I’m-1:12?“ """" 1:: :2 :2; :2: g
"I I ‘ pn'f. 'l‘llls lnorniltg'> contest will ‘I ‘ . ' """ ‘ ‘ . .
R2221: _“h“” asked about the trans-‘8“. T120 83!“. will start lll‘omlll-Il’I“ lltlnford ...... If) 12 121‘ 422 9
”mm" M1" Belmont said: lat Itt:t‘.t2 :2. In.. and everyone is advilt F‘ Brim“ ‘13 13 g I”. 1”"
I"When the subject was first men 2221 III come early and land a seat. pI J 52222212 ....... 15 16 s $2.9 122
“MW! to me by Mr‘ IIildreth [said 'llIis :2ftr22noon‘s contest mods 7121 II- -I- Rey 1122ld.~....15 12 11 ."m‘ I]
"(l but ufiertva'd consented to SP“ ltel'.tltlil2::. Any time when Norwalk R I'I'II‘I‘”. """" 3 13 20 3 12‘
"I. w“: I “in ”m the record 0‘ 22nd Stamford get together lnjlmort II" F Mutton """ 0 20 1‘ 3 13
n ..212» llIte tilts would be the best .tny old 1211221 of an argument. a“, for 12‘. II. tlonunu..... 6 12 ll 32 41.
po.~22bie Indulsenlent of the general 1112‘s III plentiful bunches, and Tnn'uri» 1. health ......... IO 9 2 31 l.'2
feeling. of the turf today. our: directions. “Bu-is". TRIM-i the t‘. II. lhlwortlr... 8, 13 5 20 16;
"Rating helps keep our breeding "eld 222li:2ble,” will “a” lbd‘hmund r221 Brumcll ...... 10 10 6 26 16.
1:121:22 going. and I look upon the sport 2ltt._\' for Not-wall: in the “moon's l". M.Hopllel ...... 8 3 9 20 17,
{too a very serious point ofIvley. It ”MIMI 21nd opposcd to hint VIII he 'I‘. llyxbee . d 6 10 20 17
is 112 deplotable fact that the light Morris Land . O 5 0 14 18.

howe is llll‘eltlt’llt‘tl with practical ex-
tinction In this country. Foreign buy~
"" 19min. PM «with have
been unable to obtain ally rubitanfial
number or cavalry horses. They can
only buy transport and artillery
horses, and none too many of them.

“We ourselves have the greatest
difficulty in mounting the few cavalry
hoops which we have in the service.
If we, in case of eltlergency, could not
mount our sons and brothers: properly,
we would be committing the same
crime as though we were placing an
interior in their hands,

“I hope the new owner will derive
:1". much pleasure and success front
Flinr Rock as 1 blue received, and
] “'Ifithim the best of loci: with the
coin".

 

INDEPENDENTS GO To BETHEL.

Larry‘s Nornplk Independents jour-
neyed to Ilethél. Saturday afternoon,
and therein twelw innings of one of
the greatest baseball battles ever
stoned on the Bethel fleld, fought the
homuters to :1 tie. at 2 and 2 This is
the second tie game with the some
econ that tho Nol'WllIki and the [leth-
els have played this season.
12111212 21.: Ilethel gave New Canaan
blifit :2 hard rub the week before, the

ltldepcntlenle feel quite cock over
1121‘: showing.
Olsen hurled for the Norwalkers,

and held the Bethe] Sluggers to but
nix hits. Four hits were the most
that the Independent: could garner
drain the delivery of the Bethe] slabs-
man.

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STAMFORD TEAM DEFEATED.

 

The New Haven Eastern Leagueirificcd.

teem visited Stamford.

one of the Stamford runs.I

 

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SOUTHERN ASQOCIATION 6AM ES
YESTERDAY.

lummul’t
mmmlmwmmi

the Saratog a culI '0

\UI‘VHIIIi and New Canaan.

turf since the re- .
.\Ir. Madden did‘I

12222 announce his intelltium concern-I , _
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Inns.

yesterday af-‘i‘nlslt off second went to center field
ternoon, and walloped the Stamford and Felsh took
cohorts to the tune of 10 to 2. AhOmo 1'.vhcn Schalk doubled. Score:
run In the last'lnniug accounted for'

Memphis, 3; Little Rock, 2 (11 in-

nlngs).
Nashville, 5: Chattanooga, 1.
New Orleans, 1; Mobile, 0.

Baéebull
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Annulment l'ark, Meadow street. Twenty-four members of the Non

22211 nettle built of two of the stellar walk Rifle I’lub journeyed to the.
ull'nvllon: uf the holiday, today, in- South Wilton range, Saturday after-
.tsumch 21> the speedy Norwalls base» 11112.22, and there hung up the best

p.211 tlgl’l'tgathll will clash with 22121
21‘ the classiest combinations in this
2222,22lty. New t‘anaan this morning,
..I2d Stamford this aftl'enoon.

Th1: morning's game with Malta.
ger Otto Schmidt’s galloping cohorts,
22! be th: fourth in a series between
To date.
Nolvalk has taken the count at the
Iltllltin of the New Canaan athlt'lt’e,
altt‘ on one festive occasion, the Io«
cul.~ ttalllpled l'ngIthOd on the dip
"nexrtobenvcners. With

111; from the results of the shootlnll.

soon have a body of truck marksmen
utthlu her limits Suturday‘s shoot
was one of the most successful 01 the
121'2 '2ut season, and the leaders in the
movement are well pleased with the2
enthusiasm which is being shown.
Saturday’s scores were as follows:
and were made with three strings of
fifty shots each, with thirty secondsI
allowed for each string:

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Earle Clllttuplon. one of the bundle“
{21122122 rs who ever donned I unlicnn
in this ncc ol‘ the woods. .
With the two slab artlrtfx‘oppon
mg each other in the box, boat-d up
by splendid support on both sides. a
contest worth suing miles to witness
1:: expected. This afternoon’s attrac-
tion will begin at 3:30 o‘clock sharp.
Admission to each game is twenty-
five certs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

Today's shoot will 50 the first relzo

ulutIshoot on the Tlflcation for
ulnrltlmlauship. Rear of the event

forwarded to Washington for Inspec-
tion. Each man will fire 40 shots.
Five by slow fire, standing. sitting,
kneeling and prone, and five shots
with rapid ilrc. in the Mimi-positions

Members of the club will gather at
night o'clock :1. m. sharp In front of
the City Hull, and will leave in auto-

 

ly and taking advantage of'Clcveland's
member of the club In requested to

mileplays, Detroit defeated the In-
dians 5 to 3 toduv. Prospects for 11 mm“. a SI‘PCI‘“ effort I0 bi” on hand.

 

 

butting duel between Cobb and Speak»
er attracted a capacity crowd. Spook-
er drove out two doubles btlt. Cobb.
who was at but four times, not three
clean '.<inl.tle:< and 21 whistling two bun
ger. With the score tied and two out
‘111 the sixth inning. O‘Neil dropped
Young's th‘rrd strike and Young rcztch-
'etl first. Stunnee followed with a
double. which drove in two runs_ Me
Kega‘njured his hand in a collision

CHANEY T0 FORCE KILBANE.

t‘ILIlAII POINT Ohio, Sept. tin—
022222;:22 Chaney. lztlliluore aspirant
for the f2ttth22rtv22ight cllltlnpionship
of the world, his light
up If Johnny holder of the
title. in their fifteenround bout here
tolnot'rmv. light from the start.
‘hnncy hiiItI tonight, he will be the
l!!.i!lt'§:=.lll‘ :2122l tonfidmttiy expects to
will by a knockout.

.2

pltms to carry
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Chicago, 1; St.‘ Leuio, 0.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.<—-‘Faber bested
Weilnlan In a pitching duel today and
Chicago bet-1t St. Louis 1 to 0. Faber
‘allotvcd only thre hits, one a double.
by Miller, and only one. man got as
’far as third, Chicago won in the
Inintb. Felsh walked and Terry sac-
Woilmnn's throw to catch

be able to pltly again this season, ow-
ing to n series of injuries received dur-
lng the past month. li-a'tvas out ten
days as a result of a badly injured
thumb and a laccrutcd finger, and
when these has healed he twisted a
ligament in his leg. This injury was
improving slowly until lust Wednes-
day when In the first game with Bore
ton, Wagner went In as a pinch hitter
and again hurt his leg.

 

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' R-KE- noun cars In wnonc.

("nicago ..... .......... ..1 5 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—The “th.

St. Louis .......... ...........0 3 1 died ton round bout between Walter

Batteries: Faber. Schalk; Wellmlm, Mohr, the Brooklyn lightweight. and

Hartley, ' Wee Wee Barton a colored pugllist,

__ was stopped at the end of the fourth

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES 'msm' mm “mm was mu“ °t I

YESTERDAY. .tlhady IEWN. The boxers several

times were continued» to their math-

Minneapolis, 4' St. “‘1' " ads, but paid no heed and the referee
indiumolla, 5: Columbus. 1 (first tool: action before the 11m: round

me) . “mom, 0" Cm 1 .tmed‘

(Wild me) Knockout Lew Williams, the South-
Louisville. 7; Toledo, 9 (first same) on colorful chamlpon, eully defeutgti

Louisville, 1; Toledo 2 (second Knockout Jeil‘e. the rugged Harlem

lame). mlddlewolzht. In a ten round bout.

Katina City. I: m I». ,, , ,
Accept I.“ the luck mt oomeaybur

mum cm: alto-i flay-but 212.2222 ultimo at to cool-
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Ishouing records of the season. Judi,“

ll et'cllls probable that Norwalk will‘

will be ollclully not down. and will In»,

' mode,

with Iluuliy and Mid to leave the
:1222. S' ' bv innln s: -
git-damsel? " £22220 00: 12222-4 HONUS WAGNER CAN'T
Detroit ....... 12222 0223 1an 5 PLAY AGAIN THIS YEAR-
Fltllt'rlt‘FI—KIPDLCI‘, O'Neill, Colc- ot'loin sllrdlu aoinoin
1min; “RUSS. McKee, Stunagc. I'IT'I‘SBL'RGII Sept 3~llonus
Wagner, veteran shortstop of the

Pitt'sburgh Nationals, will probably not‘

' tier, Packard, Archer.

 

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rum 2.1... Ethylene oi the Federal
I 1‘. erAH is a diflervnt gume ‘hisISpul‘llll! t‘iub the Irel boxing Show
2““ 2311' 201‘ ll2e 2.1285011 will be run of! in Rood
I “22 22522 of this condition 122221'e star‘mn t” “‘1“ on Friday evening. Sep

22nd.
“p.1tlt2 22I Noruuik."
of Stamford. will

1.22.21.2«2 “Ilaltling‘ Kuuz, the
and riddle Whiu

be the main at-

Ipl.2;.2-r.\ hate been injured than in

pictious campaign in the last 10.
years!

tun,-

'mr::2 ,1: '\ tll<l=lu uuu but: 212‘
Here is :1 lilt-
I'M-2| \vuttteu bent under loads of «will
or “This cu'ul'led by 11 mail with u
phi;- — I' I'uf‘cewr Edwurd AIs\\uf‘Ih
'Roos“1~‘outh of Panama"
I Holland‘s Windmills.
A man's \tculth My
III) the etoc ks and bonds he onus in
\‘eo York by the cattle he has in Al'-
:2 Ittiuu by the chain of gold eagles his
wife \1 cars in Tehuautepcc, and so on.
B2 t it. 32211.22 parts of Holland the num
I.2'cl of windmills u mun onus givsc
2tl12- view to his financial rating They

a! r“:
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2 . .
l2 a,“ “mm” W these accidents to 121.2 21011 in a U’I-Nufld grand wxndup luht the water, shelter the family, ill“-

21.22-2I12'21ers should occur so frequently 2flamb Sm“ dithculty "35
To mingle with the diumond greatsis ”I'UIPDM I“ “7"“ng the mill”
Iltlknc“ 2122.21 they realize their salaries, “I“ l to the fan 2qu “bite wanted
are due for big cuts and "m ltnowl- to weigh in at 138 lbs., while Kurt:
ldzt‘ provides the inspiration that incl-ted on 136'
Iol'ten 51’9“" injury I} gave in, however, and says he is
Players for years have been reap cot fluent of healing \\ 12112 at any
it turned. Salaries mounted rap- ‘flght' _ .

idll with the natural ndutncemenlotl KL”! “Amid 12222222212:
the c .211122 and the increase of profits, {and ”I" ”U“ I’"
0! ”H club flutters. The advent 0Y;I22ftc' 12222211 of tht

the Federals merely furnlehtd fresh ““1' I“ 3 0‘10“"
furl lor the tire. ... T122 III'i‘IUllllllll')‘ itlll‘uthms pm,
not yet been t'olltpl22122ly deci21222l

2122.2 whiphnnd during the l‘
certain “an“ stuck the up2ll.bbutIsI-utct lint. elulbut l2~ prom-
i>t'.l y 110

up for raluries fill blyondI
tI22ir vvmth and in consequence aI
III:l,.2IIily 221 Ih2 2IlIb2~ lost
29” and lfilfi.

«IN‘I: H‘tl I‘Iii\'t'l'2l

lust week.
~2-en in action any
“PER,

. Holding “"
“it" day:

l212 2121122 » plnuloters.
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THE STRASSBURG CLOCK.

In Many Re: n;rkablo~ Features That
Make It Famous.

Bll‘uuslolllg. 2122~ 22221211221 22f
IJII‘I‘HItIt'. is l't‘lhillILtlItIt' for the grout
clo-l. 2.fi'12-:2112.22Ir:.l.

'l‘ILIs' 2 Inch, \IIIII'II Is 121'.
Mich”, \1'221: Illlldc by .I2~.2u Ilnptlslc
Sellui‘mle in l‘l.‘. Besides \.21'i22tl~l
Ilsll‘ttllttllllt‘ill tit-tires illtlltutill' truc
$2221.2r lllllt'.
' Ill '12122112122:2.222.2122212212-ortlu-1-1.112.-2_~2
lire represented. 2222 tillt tI122 lclulllc
pomilltlllrt 22f «:222ll llt ltny time can he
Int-2'12 ill :1 plain 22.

TIlt‘Il 2211 :1 platform photo nre mov-
able “intros l't'prt-selltllll: the [our uKt‘u

money in‘
Iltlt once pence was
F'IW th22 .ltltndwt'ilinc-
m: 22.22 wall I

l mm mm 2221 mogul: “Ill ndhercto‘
tho 12 t tn2l22. 2 221 polic Iv_

l‘l:2}?222.' mitt) fir-t IltlI'illu the war
the 22vvn22r~2 tied up their Mars
and tI2"2'c_\-2:2r contracts,

pcl'it -.

In t“ 1- III?
Irnnrity of 121221211 expire at the close
0 hide season.

Where the stars in recent yfitra
were content to draw salaries and re-
ir22in from tailing chances on Injuries
filtey are now up and hustling. They
are lllnlllllil spectacular plays and of1221222. .11 1112- met 2121:21'1222-221‘ 2222 hour
taking desperate chances Which were' a child strikes the hell with it rattle; ll
unknown m the I“! “.0 ”Hana .I youth ill the garb of it IIlIlItcr strikes It

has were distillated for three years with :212 "mm M ”u. bull hour; at "w

_ t 1rd quarter 11 Warrior strikes it with
“'II” ”I“ long drawn-out combats, II". 122 thlld and Ill the. fotltth quurtt-r

minority of which lasted over two 2111 2112i lllllll strikes it with his (l'llll‘ll.
homes. The average time of major 'I [12-11 21 it. uh: of Death uppeuru and
dengue games this ”awn ha, been one strikes the full hour with u llesbless

hair and 4:2 minutes and each has' bum.

(In the highest platform is a natural
b“ n ‘“ WHO" ”I MINI“! action ‘oiwl II"Ill'e of ( llrlltt and “lien Death

strikes the hour at 11122211 the twelve
apostles pus. before tIlc feet of their
. 11111512 I'. bowing no they do so. As I‘ev
""‘ I tcr passes a large cot-k perv 1ch off on

Cincinnati; 7: Pittqhurgh, 6. one side tlnps his wings, rufllcs his
CINCINNATI, 99W. r. v" ,, mug,“ 'neck Ilud gllea three times It loud and

 

NATIONAL‘ LEAGUE.

run, (‘lncinnlltl entputnrt P'ftsbuletI
today, 7 to 6. Of the thirteen runs
only four weIe earned. Ma
mutnt and \Iitchell weer both hit hard
and each gave nevclal bases on balls.

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LIGHTNING RODS.

Why They End In a Show Point and
Not In a Knob.

I
2

Score: The reason a lightning rod has aI
etc-....“ 3; Demo, 5. “III” I0“ "I" ”"Ig‘" Th“ ““0““ Pittsburgh ............ 0220 110 mums “"9 ”ml,“ ”mm“ “ m" I'm“ °f'
DETROIT Sept. Swilnttlng snvnlze- WI“ ”KI“ “I ”MPH-V "In“ ”TIMI“ Cincinnati 0"‘1 ‘00 00x~7 Xe n no lattice to the disc e of
. and will continue all day. Every 222222222222 ~‘ - electricity and In order that a cloud

Potteries:
z-h22ll. Wlnlto.

St. LOula. 2-1;

Mamnux, Schmidt : Mll-

I121 runes-1y.

 

lion to the surface of the object.
the rod were stlrttlotllltcd by u knob,
for instance. the dl~2 home would be
violent. lhlt 112‘:121_\ 22 ll lttnlug rod bus,
rccclvcd lln t'Immllllll discharge when
the people in the building below were
calllllv un2-22212212lous of the but, \‘on-
corms-112' Illt‘llll ls used {221' the point of

Chic-go, 4-4.

(lilt‘AGO, Sept. 3.~(‘hiculzo won
b 22 lzumes of ti double header front
St. Louis today, four to two and four
to cnc. Lat-Iv Doyle who made his
loccl debut as a t‘ub. doubled in the

Wortman and Flack had singled and; Tbetliffcrtllvc Itcht‘cll :2 point and II

,2 bull is o'lumn ill 21M lltllell" It buttery.
Chicago scored two runs. Amos iThe fIIll 2ll:tr;:e"l‘roln tl tut-1:22 bnttc -r.v

mldness, Beck's error and a timely. would be l‘ctt‘lh‘tl quietly on It metttl
single by Wortman netted two more in} point. while .2 2. 2.221222: 2.122 clinluc from 21
the, fourth ‘ small one \v out I explo lc violently on .'I
In the second game Doyle again ball.
It is Slltl that 11 full ehnrcn Innv be
final \ the locals the lead as a result passed ltut'lnlt-sslv througz‘ 21 :1 persons
“I III“ tin'ely hitting and daring base body It rccciwd oil the point of 22 11cc-
running. SCOTCS- 'dlc Iv llelclts 1112.2 52112222 221231112» received
(First Game), on 21 2II.\'2 burger with :1 12:1" 221' knob on

R. H. E. the. end “'Ulllll IIlclIll instant dc:ttl1.-—
'81. Louis .................... 2 9 2 "’“WMSE‘ETI’”
Chicago ............ 4 8 1 ' Alli-take- In U“ .f Words.
I-uttcrfes: ‘A‘I‘I‘s- Gonzales; Laven- lf tlsevuu llllllie authority ill the em-

ployment of wolds it Is high time that
certain clyluologicttlly misused phrases
of our Englirdl tongue should be adopt-

(Second Game).
R. H. E.

va Louis . ...... ..-. ......... 1 8 3 nord 2112222 I y, Is llnbittlully “M 2221
(‘thng .. ................... 4 8 2 “)0 (‘qlllvllk‘nt of “nevess‘tl‘yfi’ insmd
Batteries: Steele, Gonzales; Vaughn, of helm: “3 Mt opposite. -.A man

thcon says: :1 do not cure for the luxuries of
life if I have the necessities," when
probably he hits the “necessities" ill
cltunoeons abundance. Quite as com-
mon a. blunder is the confusion be-
tween ‘tlte woods “exmct” and “sus-
pect." A all" says: “There tau knock
at the door. I ‘oxpcct' that In the tax
collector." He should say, "I have been
expecting the tax collector and suspect
that In In."-~Bo¢on Transcript.
India. of Ecuador.

Perm: nowhem on the globe do ho-
mnn being: so much resemble passive
beasts of burden in in Ecuador. In
net. the Indians med to be “situated
in documents umiomsller'belstu of
bnrdm" common than than pack
animals. Loaded. they clam up the
Map streets as Itolid no little gray
vim-rot. Ommmunynnurcmn of
ammo 112 the box, m «his! imaginary idiots. one
by the More of 'l to It. yum, 11th» WW2“ with

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EDMONOSON’G GOOD 2R ECORD.

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NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 3.—Eddlo
Edmondson. right fielder of the New
Olloans club, of the Southern Asso-
ciallon .today went throguh his sev-
enty-eighth successive game without
a holding error, oquulllng so far no
gait-e12 are concerned the mold of
Sherwood ”Me. of the Boaton‘ Nu-
tlonals. ”mason handled fault-
lesuiy 154 chances against 170 for Ma.
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ROSEBUDB DEFEAT NATJMA“.

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at first .

The “Battier" final- '

iu lioodner':

Alum-e-

Ilty ft'ct Ill.

ll Ills it grutt pl:11122tltrunl '

2.122'222. “12.2 n, errors 00“de for many 1 perfectly natural crow .-Ilondon Stand- I

may be emptied of it timelessly nnd .

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The desire of mist-12cc is in pmpor- .
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third inning of the first game afterIllie 12.222] "sun-122512212 1222212222: l‘:§l~'lallt‘0. :

2221 222222 the family of 222112222122“ The I

loud :111 wcupatlou and provide an ill-
‘ tome for their owners.

 

Tho Hillary Attoeho.

.0 make Illlllself thoroughly acquaint

it! llfil'l" '

be measured ‘

. lot It.

I 122-1. steam motel 221'“ 3022 tons ll“ _
The duties of a military ultacbe are
‘. [122.33

ed \tilh every change that lulu-s place 2
III military affairs 111221 to report from ,

I til'le I22 time 2212 the mobilization. urmu-
Intent and equipment 22! the power to
“hit-l2 he in to be accredited.

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More to Come.

2 I'2-ssltulst»-\'ou ll'tvett‘t 112221 llll that j

you \I noted ill life. how you?
let No. but I hlltt-u‘t Illltl all that I
didn‘t “'illll eltl122r,-—Ilr22.2ltlvn Life.

Thieves Don‘t Like Ducks.
I'm-IN 2m "-2221 \\.222122l22_2.~ {221 the
poultry yard .\‘22 2.2:2tt2-r \vl121t tillle 22f
Illuttt the thief 111.2y 2222l1122. "H ducks
will quot-IL— l-‘uru2 ltlld Fireside.
Doi'mod.
I “I‘22p \yltlt's :2 2nd: “
fired 1! |'\"‘\l\INchI\".‘
'-'\.\_~22.:212d \vl222 tires ev2'tr5llody."
‘I‘ hit: ltlolphl: l I cd 2,:el'

ORPHANS IN HOLLAND.

In Some Citlet They Are Brand In
. Mon Grotooquo Fashion.

The 12111211 211112222 from tile t‘blnese in

tlI2ltutIIIt'i22g 1.1 the World tltc birth of
t‘hlllll‘t‘u only in the urticlc displltytnl.
l'llc ('llltlumell hulls ll piece of ginger
.1ch the Inuiu t‘llll‘llllt‘t‘ to the house.
‘tvblle the llollulltlcrs llldlcule the
event by u pletc of hire. combining
with the loco 21 pink background for u
‘lluy 21nd tinsel for 11 girl.

The ulplluus 22! some of the cities of
112211222221 are quite conspicuous. ulld
22sIn-cittlly no 11' ball seen on the streets
I22f ..ttustcrtlnm dren-ctl In what might

I». tclllled l1.1ll' 21nd bolt clothing. The:

t-zlfll. hull of 21 buy 21 (out, including the-
sIN-vc,- is red. white the nest bull in

1.1222212. Tile dilemma of girls are (livid-2

22.1 ill n niluilnr manner, but are topped
2221f by becoming widte caps, which
11222120 the young mines look very neat
and attractive.

 

A man who is

 

2122 l1:'I\e been adopted to enable the
.lllmlld olllcinls, as well as the au-

221202“ 222 to keep track of them. say! at Liverpool the British publlc, -
I. he Nttlonnl Geographical Linguine. gardedtheboat with suspicion, '
.\.~I the orphan asylums of Holland Inewopapers of the thy Int .'
iIlfll‘l‘lhe control of clltltlrcnnmlmltted idea that 'ltltls steam quotation 1‘

.22 them until they are of age. the more
Iruttturc of the unfortunates (moving
these odd garments in public) DMD!
In very striking appearance

INFLATING A (TIRE.

IA Way to Tut It when There to No
I Prom Gouge Handy.

Time was when every life muuufncv
I'2t11221 w211'112-2l all and sundry to lltilute
itlu lr tires to 11 high degree of ptcssul‘e,
Itlltd mule probably tlulll not this \\ us
Itllll' to the full that IIL those days all
Iplttllpln: was done by bond and with
to. y lllefilcient implements.

The ('ltll't't t. thing to do llotvtldtlys. of

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of'l'cqulsltu pl‘ciulures. net-ording I22 the
~12c of tire nutl the loud to be curl-12221.
and to use this ill conjtlllctlon with :1
1'. lluble plunge.

llut there tr. also It rough and ready
lllt'IIlMI which is by no menus Indeter-
I22illutc if no pressure gauge 14 huudy.
lln.l that is to lilkt‘ the cur out. on to 11
dry 1'22:Id which is Ill It 12.2121 state of re-
pulr and full of holes. Preferably tllcrc
should‘he no passengers on the rear
units. If the driving wheels are pumped
12p t2222 IL'II'd the driver will experience
It cotlstllllt sensation of incipient skill-
dlttg. Itlltl though he may not tlctunlly
side slip. he will not find the cur by
any menu: easy to steer.

This is evidence that the tires are ‘80
12211221 that they are bumping over 012-
st: 222ch Instead of absorbing them with-
out leaving the ground —\ew York
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Dust and the Loom.

Where there ls less dust there is less
tuberculosis. This disease to respod
sible for utmost; exactly one-quarter of
oil the deaths nmong wage earners in
this country between the ages of fif-
teen and tllh‘t'yllvo. It is also respon-
sible for almost exactly one out of
every three deaths that come between

both male and female wage tumors.
The death rate fromtnbemuloois among
agriculmflml my be put ct 108 per
bundml theta-ad. In comparison with
this the death rate rm tuberculous
imam; those engaged in cotton monu-
lecture ls 2212:1212”. work. 279; copper
work, 201mm making. 2962 earthen-
ware, 838: mum me making.
102. m anti-tbs night the given
thawing title «do tiling—namely. that

with col-12m occupant)". especially
moo-mitt

 

the ages of twenty and forty years to‘

mbercuholl is intimately unocluud.

uptlm 1

. I‘rttllvls I‘l2'ltt2t {221' llulllcl llodtl.

‘22t' unml.

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Ivvere very curious to ascertain 112122
'I 12122 singular style of dress is said speed, destination and other pal-flu

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IJeromc Bonaparte had oflomd o _

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,from St. Edens, Embed tilt NI”;

jvxictv

‘ wily pith steam" and “a large fleet¢.\

‘ en route at Copenhagen. where it a-
‘ cited great curiosity. and also at M' ,"
‘ llolm.
1 rnyztl futility.
tourse, is to l‘tlIlSllIt I1 stuntinl‘d tnlllc .

.4222- 2lty 22fS211'222221a11,tl11.,on the M
12f
2. \'i:1 Lin-1122222].
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' Flt‘ulll ciullttcn days out of the twenty-
|rill. 221121 thus denlonvtrnted tile. 1'9qu-

 

When the Savannah Crossed I. 1
Atlantic to England.

CAUSED A REAL

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Strum:

lilil.

3‘1. Wu the First Steamship to O-
the Hazudous Top, and Thlo EIN-
Mlal o! Vanilla-“'hgonoity A“
the Wanda- of All Europa.

The honor of first mitigating 1"
52221 n i: I: u xtcltntcr 22212513122111 A”
1221212. 2‘2212112221 John Sit-lens of Net
Transatlantic steam navigation
on 12.221: diwuswd 14-f2212e any one coll-
billin;r 5221112 .-:2t >‘21III. \vttb courage and
.u epitit 222 222I1'e12tllre nude the boa
atlt-ullll.

’lhc London Times in its beam fl
May 1]. 1819. thus announced the .2-
pt-«tetl went: "Ilte:tt llxlelimeuL—L

222..'.lI ill New lull for llll' exllrwo -
22! carrying Immutacrs cereal b

52222222122. one Is to come to 1mm
Illicit."
011 the very day thul tllls w

thirc llppcartul the vessel referred .
v.'n\ vix'Itt-Il by the ltt'twident of t.
l'ltited States 22::d suit and made I
>1222.t tl'lul trip preliotls to her dcfll~
1211.2 2212 the hazardous voyage.

'lhis simmer, named the Havana
11122 first that crossed any of the 008...
n.2,. IttllIl ill the lit) of New York w
8!-
mm launched on tile 2321 of Augufl.
I‘ll“. She could curry only seventy-
t2212< of coal and twenty-five cost
The Savannah sailed in

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.‘2I21y, l\I‘.t, bound for St. l'etcrsburx.
She reached the lattfl

port on the 20th of June. having one.

Ity 22f transatlantic steam navigation.

As the Savannah approached (‘5.
('12- 121' 2211 the 5011th 21 toast of Ireland.
and elutllie was seen to 198116 from in. _
it was :It first supposed that a all!“
2' csrel was on fire. undone of the king'-
IIIttcrs was dispatched to her mild.
lttt great was their wonder It
lunlliltty. with all all in a fast void.
Rennie up with a ship nuclei-the.
poles. After several shots were m
from the cutter the engine was -
ped and the surprise of her cm! 2‘
Illlt‘ mistake they bud made all vi
2121 their curiosity to see the alum.
\ nukec craft can be easily imam
:Tlley asked permission to go on boa.
and were much untitled by the it”

 

proaclllug Liverpool hundreds of ’0-
pic came oil‘ in boats to lee the lull-
nnll. 0n approaching the city the I“-
plug piers and roofs of houses I”
thronxod with persons cheering the Q.
venturoos craft Several null 221nm , ~.
Inoblmnen and merchants from th- '
don came down to visit the but “It

Iars.
During the sojourn of the Scrum

be in some manner counselled with- 3.223;» I}?
ambitious v lows of the I'nitotl m. ' 2
One jourtull, walling the rm a

reward to any one Who won ‘in
coed Ill rescuing his brother Nomi»

Savannah had this mung h

”It
The Savannah remained twenty“ ’35::
days of I ivorpool and suited for St. Pb-
tersburt: on Julv 23. “getting uni.

vessels In company." The boot but)“

where she was visited by t.

On the bill of September the m
left Stockholm. (In the out she may
Kr.on!~'ttltit havlll" tiled Ileana h
whole pounce Ilnd a few days 1121-2
rear I222zl St. Peters'bnrg.

Here the vessel was visited by“ ‘:
Ilusslnn lord lllgh admiral, Marco: U. ,'
Tr.1vy~', and other distinguished nul-
tul'y and naval otliccrs, who also telld‘
llcr superior qualities by a trip to Km,
stndt. T122» Savannah remained at R.
I’cfol 21111112; until Oct. IO and then-‘3'. ,
soil on her homeword voyage “In com-v.2}-
llully with about eight still of 2212121211223." 7
She arrived at Rzlvulinnb on Tues“.
Nov. 321, and shortly afterward woo,
taken to the navy yard at.‘l\'sullingto|. "

The sulweqnent history of the Sarin—
null can be told in it few words: 011 I6
count of the great fire. in Savannah“
owners vt'ore compelled to sell her, I‘-
she. was [uncharted to run as a pochi2
between that city and New lat.
whither she was bound when she it.
lost on the moth side of Long Island.-
Pmiadelphlu Press. '

 

 

Securing I Prion-r.

sheriff, annoyed bv the crawl
which follows when a prisoner is all.
along ll public thorougllfom handcuIJ'
to a policeman devised a staple”
of handcumng a phone: no tn: '1':
Mn be token through a crowd V“
out every one bolus ovum tint ”-
really in stickies. [mind of m
the met to the when“: M
is hallowed to a badly lath-
nae. which he is low to .-'
11122 «Item is titled will 'Il'lch *
weigh- trom twenty 'to lay out“