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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2 Highest of all in Leavening Latest Report ear neo DETROIT'S AVERAGES Ah ii IO 3 lan HOW THE PEKCICNTAUES LOOK A WESTEKX ASSOCIATION DEMOHALIZATION AT ItOCKORD II Ji I TRACKS OPPOSITION Absolutely the best and most II Continued rom Tito desirable bakiner Gen Hurst late Ohio ood Commissioner Dick SOME RARE OLD PAPERS at mom a SEP raison SIPPLE 7 3 Players MOXEV MEXT 1S35 position lb THE 00 11 903 34 9X1 SO ms be but 853 Newspapers Position Reidy TO OI ST i 14 to tLe visitor: 20 0 ol of spectators 14 943 4 lints 1 iarwrr man 31 8 4 Th inehain Pitcher 1UJ 94 4 th wick vf Schultz high VHj 4 103 X' 49 1MJ GI Hl Ketcham an 41 KHIDBHS 31 xr Team 130 safe cun along one drive It belongs here 3 huhesii jrt August Hailing July Batting Cutting May Gatling Player 417 24 1 39 343 DIG 4 31 31 1 X13 30 33 JO kLl 9 15 30 0 103 2o0 10 Gayle Totals 4trouthors continues to load the fieldvrs EAloLlS II Eddy 1 1 4 BOAT 1 0 19 1 1 9 advantage has a tew minutes later A 1 0 0 317 333 cs and hud badly and Stroth'rs Twinehm Lohbeck 10 4 8 los lol Player and Position lb ib The latter are not slow to part new shoes in exchange for the ii 1 31 31 3 3 3r X1 bl 134 JI 302303 a irst base Second baseThird buse Slioruti efi fieldCenter fieldKight field Substitute Id 41 42 05O 9GU959 Lum Stew Twineham 7 Johnson 912 877 Th iamr and contort rion rr round In Niagara rlvr as th Vail anl th Baltic should have been the Niko and the 150 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 2 Gillen Nicholson Strouthers Haymond Twlnehnm Newman WhitehlH icholsun Gillen Bay xuuuth Wilson Smith Stuart WtHHibury Coldham Wrhile Bork Bk Burdic betwen Thlr I bvg to call reckon zine Whitehill 1 Id IS 11 2 19 25 930 87080 8 9 0 0 0 0 Culburn Butt ling Cdl Bacon 0 Sugden baae bull his hone The Cen were 29 IO 12 24 17 17 4 26 117 12'3 37 70 39 participat ing record A JOURNAL AND COURIER ir 193444320ls2 ii Has the board of public wurks lost control of th streets or have they any jmwer to compel hunahan Snow 5 0 7b 0 1 3 Strouthers denies the reports that gained some circulation to the effect VanDerbeck ha had trouble about 9 Outside of were outclassed I(uln ss Iaily If Warden 1b rank rf Straus Werrick 2b Kuehn 3b rar cf Blackburn I'KlIi: PHI but no serious The PiltsburK on a scries Brie September The steamer Colonial coal IdiUa for CbetAan arvusd la the bay for twenty four hour was by the tusw Scott cod Erie this afternoon The colonial was far uut vt her course wlea she fetched up su the Dc in Wken Baby was sick we pave her Castoria When she was a Child she cried for Castorla When rite became Miss she clung to Castoria When she had Children she gave them Castoria Kossuch Boyd Tnm Lwke owned by Durand and loaded with VkHlt stone Lor Detroit sprung a leak near Grand Island azal was driven aatounJ tn Mun ising bay A tug is ex pee te I to pump her out City itich September 1 At! the ot Sagiiuw river on cither side axe Jest stops long i nough ter say "Kut kut ku da a kut" of food in his stomach the and neither the the growth and seems to have apple desserts are particularly A simple and delicious dish 7 8 9 3 6 4 The ball game at the 1 A grounds afternoon between the Outing Club team 9 It lod so lOit 1O1 there that thinks the game from wiiy it not linish in the lirst divi 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 14 Innings i Burlington Ilncoln i Batteri Walsh Port Colbome Septemb United i eman rost Alonguagon Krle 0 2 I the outings will have Hub members along to cheer letury and there will undoubtedly 1 0 and Dugdale our and a and 1 Jlaga life The traders $tand outside Northport September Capl Graham was ltet overboard from his steamer Grace AVU liams Saturday morning at 3 o'clock between ox Island anI Good Harbor The Grace Wil liams is a small boat engaged in local trade between the Islands 2 i and dillon so that citizens whm business out niter iarK eon wnn winy of our principal thoroughfares? I shall try to jdac the blame and set an example for otheis 2 Sullivan avenue A ceding Twineham lost his eye to the tune of 63 Gayle 97 and Newman 65 If it were not for the sacrifice hitting his rec ord would be a very poor one among out liclders who according to baseball figur ing should bo hard batters good sacrifice work his base running and excellent fielding make up considerably for his weakness with the stick Gast year Borchers and Gayle from July to Sep tember were terrors to opposing pitchers but this year the local tram has not even a fair batsman among its numbers ears being the best The table will also show that Nicholson is the best run on the nine while Campau Dungan and New man follow In the order named August 31 July 31 June 30 covering the entire: first and last good the are and Terre llnute Mon the Gome Milwaukee September Denny Long's DEMOCRATIC REE PRESS TEMBER 1S43 Duluth September Rivalry between the two iks lines caused the sinking of a tug and one death to day The Medina of the Singer line and the Pathfinder of the Inman line rar rd for the steamer Joliet which a as coming to the Mesaba ore dock The Meoaba got the tew line but collided with the Pathtinder roll ing her overo that she filled ami sank Jacob Warser her fireman Jumped Into the water and was drawn down with the bust other mem bers of the crew also jumped but wore rescued by the Medina and Joliet Waner was brought up oean 3 4 2 Buller ami Brown and Walker Umpire Smith breakwaters built by private enterprise to inclose sheets of water and protect them from the fiercest gales that sweep intoSag inaw Bay These breakwaters are built of several courses of piling filled in with old logs hearts of logs thrown out of the saw mills and heavy timbers that have been gathered along the shore where they have remained for years Each breakwater has an opening through which the logs Brought from Canada and the upper lakes are pushed for storing This does away with blocking the river about which vessel men com plained so bitterly two years ago The month of a big raft is brought to the opening in the storage ground and opened Three or four tugs then locate themselves along the outside of the rate at suitable distances and then by working ahead gradually crowd al! of the logs out of the boomsticks into the storage ground rom this ground the logs are re rafted in smaller cross boom rafts and delivered to the different' mills along the river At each breakwater are boarding houses and lodging places for the regularly employed boom men and raftsmen The bag rafts contain an immense quantity of logs fully fifteen times as much as the ordinary river raft Before the tariff law required that each raft must be entered at the custom houses with the exact num ber of feet it contained the tug men brag ged about the sizes of rafts they brought ever the lake They ranged all the way from 4OJtO to feet A glance at the August arrivals at the custom house dis closes the fact that the largest raft brought to Saginaw river in August contained only feet Cblshol 1 1 12:20 Conestoga 2 State of II Ketcham loty Jean noon Sac rri slon Mr have that money matters with other members of the team Con declares must emphatically that not a man has had any kick this sea son on the financial score with the presi dent ur on any other score for that mat ter that he knows anything about Nicholson is captaining the nine from the bench nt VanDerbeck is at tending to the management and Kaymund is tie! I captain where a moun rareiy devilops Into September Penobscot Cobb and consort Gladstone Staf Tom Adams and consort Departed latke Michigan uuaaio Koman lien rut The Imperials defeated the Jcoyals 12 to 3 Battery for the winners Atwood and ludwlg The lntya and Unique played on the form grounds the ltelraM Inning 13 tu 2 Bat forrnlng the magnate that he would not dun a Detroit umlurm again this season Strouthers was not under contract to man age the team from the bench and Mr an Dei beck informed Mr Stroutners that if the first baseman would not play the president would not pay Stroutliers in sisted that he hail played Ids last game here and the upshot of the matter was that the captain was laid off without sal ary for the remainder of the season or un til he conies around to the magnate's way of thinking Strouthers declared to a re presentative of Tile ree ress that his mind was made up to stand out and as VanDerbeck is fully as determined the clianc are that Cori will play no more this season He has tried to secure ills release but this the" president lias informed him he Cannot have Strouthers says he does not want it for the purpose playing ball elsewhere as the season Is too far mlvane wants to get back to ms City as he" has business need his attention He should put up a strong on and sees no reason ALSO A DEMOCRATIC CALL SAME YEAR Tbe Editor' Trials Whatever may be the truth or the falsi ty of the stories that are told of the scar city of funds in a country pocket or the searci stories are always told progress of education nor development of the press any effect upon the crop One of the lat est comes irom Kentucky tain editor Sault Ste Marie September I The steamship North Land the Great Northern line ixmnd from Duluth to Buffalo with passengers Is hard aground crosswise of channel of st Marv river at sailors' encampment Tugs have teen sent to her assistance from here The steamer is in no dancer but there may be serious delay in petting her atloat but Campau has Dungan is exliib better while nre It nr'r and they will be satisfied if the rate to five cents Some officials of the big mining companies complain that if are compelled to pay a much higher out up an average that lie might havo had his record Is certainly cnal ono in basebull history In games of the 106 in which he has ed has ho failed to make a hit shows that he has made five hits in each of three games four hits In each of eignt games three hits in each of twenty one games and two hits in each of twenty SAM DUNGAN COl RSE HEADS THE HATTING LIST ed for that He home in Kansas will nine now 9 concerning a mountain editor A subscrib er had ri inemlwred him very kindly and a lav or two liter a visitor called at his Campau rf 98 Dungan If 106 Raymond 3b 97 Gillen ss 96 Totals 4 Innings 1 2 3 Grand RaIds 0 2 Minneapolis 1 1 Earned Grand Itaplds Two base uehne runs Collopy Stafford Wcrden ituirQ i rai By Stafford 3 Bv Stafford 1 I Grand Rar ids bases Grand Rapids 7 MlnneiWlls rt Struck out By Stafford 2 Blackburn 2 1 outd plays Wheelock to Glennivtn to McAuley to Werrick Parsed fills Wild pitches Blackburn 1 :30 Umpire Cantllllun Atu ndance 1000 Tne and Whitehill are also given in th table for the reason above stated The field work of the pitchers is to be found in a table by itself The work of all these men can thus be compared with out detriment to the regular show ing Munising Mivtu September 1 a barges hl1adiphia pt mter on of the catchers for tb club Is dying of hold In rankford a suburb of ack man to day and repot la him to be very low Sugden came to bis home about two weeks ago coinplainlnK or nut noting well consequence were then feared club Is now In thia city playing kames NICHOLSON AND GILLEN IGHTING OR SECOND PLACE' Wants to the Hlnme To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press: In the Interest of the public at large who have to travel st on Michigan avenue Heth street and Ilveinols avenue your attention tv the following On August 29 ttetween S3o an was proceeding West on Michigan replied "the youth on I Roach Kettger and Bo jthr jot ps a watchin nie Steals er way I see Awful quiet wh round holes deep In tli'r ground Calls Shanghai an' thor rest But sure ter get ther best If playin' In tlier hay She Hies up there Jest tor say: ''Ku: kut ku da a kut" In tlier loll or in ther shed May be on er beam hinted Think she surely must bo there Yuu can't find her enywhcrc Shanghai struts er round on trios Ter make believe awful wise up?" he asks every day Soon ex Speckle 'gins tor say "Kut kut ku da a liecord In er corner next ther bin "Wher see eiiytliin' lev ter hunt fer quite er spell Sometimes puny hard ter tell Tries fool nie if she ken Same ez eny other hn The names of the new men Boyd Vetter Malcolm WhitehlH and Kossuch are found in the taLle but they are not given a ranking as that would ho unfair to the other members of the team who have be'i placing through the season The following table shows the averages of the men In all games or jortions of games in wnich they have participated up tr and Including both contests on Satur day Dungan Gillen and Newman are the only ones who have taken part in every game played The team is credited with 107 played and tle missing game In the averages arises from th fa that the St anis forfeited one to Detroit during their no nine still lias a gen at'o of ov 300 and but under contract are tea league next natei from apotis who with league voice in the Ellis further states that ho has met every obligation this year despite the fact that his team has bo losing right along Ik thinks the balance of the league is with him and that no effort will be made to substitute any am for bls President Johnson was evidently anxious to suppress any an all news about the meeting but said finally: Is probable that Columbus will le given a franchise next season but the matter will not Ihi definitely settled until th annual meeting which is set for the first Wednesday in ctoler and is alwavs held in Chicago Comisky wants the meeting held on Septem ber 23 as he will leave immediately after the close of our season for California It Is not at all lik ly that the meeting can bo forward as there are an immense amount of accounts to be audit 1 after the end of the season and it cannot be done In a dav Comiskey will take his St Paul team Jfornia immediately after the close of the western league season and will locate at Oakland Jimmy Manning will also take a band of players to the coast John Barnes who was manager of the Minneapolis team early In the season has curvd 1 ae on all of the principal parks In Los Angeles and Oakland as well as Central Park San rancisco so that he will virtually have a monopoly In that way Both Manning and Comiskey expect to make money here this per minute an second prize Robert Sclie bird In yards per minute stool the matter with said the boy 'One of Ve him a bag of Hour rtaters other day great distress 1 was city without a friend Had it not been for who came to our as To them I return my everlasting thanss especially tu those kind unselfish lawyeia and the upright judge also the kind gentleman that gave nie the money to go home with and to all other to whom 1 may' be indebted lastly to the noble lieai ted lady who dbi much for us May you all receive the re ward you so richly deserve will be the constant pray of our well wisher MARY Masonville Iowa Wright cf Wheelock Cassidy rf Collupy fib Gli nalvln fib McAuley lb shield If Cample Stafford ered Sam has been greatly handicapped in Detroit having probably the worst dia mond in the league to pick his balls from This fact should be given great weight in considering his record Those who remem ber "Big Bill" exhibitions last year will have to acknowledge that Gilien is his peer in field work on the home grounds IELDING AVERAGES I 0 0 I September 1 Mecosta Ash St LOUIS Champion To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press: I desire through your kindness to express my most sincere and heartfelt gratitude to the good people of Detroit Who so nobly tu frlr nded me and my little child In our an utter stranger in your or means to leturn home those kind hearted people THE BUSINESS Raymond fib Dungan lb 1 ears lb Kostuch Pears fib Boyd Ulen Muskegon Mich September 1 iSeciaL) A riiH 'tltivn of tle game played here 1th the Brewers was played by the New with the Whit ing of Chicago to day Th cor was fi to 1 In favor of the Whtttncs The umpire made himself unwelcome in the start out and wa hoot el throughout the game portion of the second and third issue consisting of four pages sixteen columns of advertise four columns of miscellaneous Judging 1O90 iwj Innings Quincy Dubuntie Hill and Boland McGinley and non Mori of 1he Other Mcmben of 1 Team lluve Dropped Off Woefully 390 133 13U 328 84 PQrt Huron September 1 Duwn last niebt Im: Turner and hanren Three Brother Hoyt and con ort midnight L'ur tis and consorts lorida 1 a Wells In ter Ocean and 1:30 Omaha richuylkill 2:40 Neosho 3 lichee 3:15 Temp Sicken and barge 5:40 Corsica Tfemj est and Ocar lint 7: Hgyptian 8 Prog ress 9 Pan! ra 92 Tioga JU Lewiston Buttironi 10:40 Iron and consorts 11 Montana 11:15 ItuIelKh Tukio nven Stone and consort 12:20 Iron Duke and consjrt lAiUolas Manchester 3 Grn and cun sortsw Lindaxiiy North Iand 4: Near Or leans jershaw and consorts consort 3 Scott and consort and (level ands Baking Powdek Joseph Pittsburg fever at this city captain of th team vlrited 9 as I avenue with a wanun on the northeast curaer of Michigan and Wtasun uv nus my horse and wagon were thrown to th ground and mys lf underneath the wagin caused by the condition in which the trwt railway company has jpc the at reel In parts the cedar blocks have niirely vanished from the rtreet and in otbr places holes are at ra last night: 11 tat ntxht Gettysburg it vantteo and consort and Vera SOO CAXAL ault Ste Marie Reptemb Sauber Cadillac 9:30 test niht: Maritana 11 Kuby 12:30 a Specular Magnetic 2 John Mitchell Whaleback Hce Buckeye Stale Boacobel Al bany 7250 Ienty Botford Celtic Jackaon 9: Marina In Colorado Northern Quern 11 Pon tiac St Lawrence noon Marbka Maria 1:30 ra Grover Whaleback Arabian Gre cian 3U Siberia Gratwick Iwowl) 7 North lanrl Down Weed Devereux last night Nicola Iron Age Iron City midnight It Wallace Wallace 1 a ilaytham Coltrate Whaleback 4: Sawyer Tuxbury Red fern 3 Brown China Tacoma 7 Olympia Badger Stat 1:3 Newhoto Wtwa tam 11:30 City of lvahdy 12:30 Wrirht Bacon Ames Malta 3 Victory Mor ley Keen Normandie Saginaw Valley 3:3 bj bamoa xsorrnweat Llvinctone Co 71 Buckley 7U: Vulcan Mlnrh Ralph Harold 7 Spencer Kennington ett lKnr ontana Duluth: Clarion Campbell Chicago Ash! tbula ptemler At If A Tuttle ryr Bru Hy Marshall Mani toviuc Galateo Wucdsvh Tilden Thk wav not onlv adds to the attractiveness hls mnte iuf popular dish but conserves light nc ss if as often happens a care less hostess attempt to cut the pudding steel knife when hot from the en The usual sauce Accompanies theindividual serv Innings Peoria St Joseph Batt Roach Lohinun 1 3 0 MlnrcnboMk 4 Wh Iftdu Gi naivin Wrd Thre Strain Kuehne Horne raser Stolen irt has tin Blackburn 3 Hit by pitch Blackburn 2 irst bas on Minneapolis fx ft on MinnaMns olHce I see the he inquired of the grimy mile roosting on a stool Esuunaba Mich Sept tuber Es canaba defeated Eagle Rhvr to day easily The score at the close of the gam Stack Escanaba's pitcher struck out llttven men and IIniL nd fr i thdr batttrv the I clearly The score bv innings: Icniugs 1 2 3 4 Escanata 112 Eagle River or Escanaba Stack and 1 for Engie River Dlmond and Off Stack 3 Dlmond If Buffalo Sept mber 1 Selwyn Eddy Avon Atmosphere Alva lAJmbrman Majestic Elfinmere Wilbur Cleared: Seattle Os coda: Manitowoc Marquette Bartlett Imluth Lumlerman Midland Shell drake Escanaba September Maryland Ionia Lake Erie ports Milwaukee September Arrived aris Iue bk Northport September Monitor Black Hawk Minerva Anderson South September Repub lic Scranton lihoh Gralwkk Zspotec Clear Two ilarwM McWilliams luma liuffaio September Mar The monthly batting tables give som very Interesting data They are for each work taken separately without regard to that which preceded It will be noticed that Dungan has kept up the even tenor of his way Campau fell off nearly a hundred points since July Gillen and Nicholson especially tlio sbortstop have been doing magnificently while Stroutliers picked up almost 16J points since the last reckoning Raymond keeps falling off ter ribly although it must be salt! that th third baseman has been doing much better century mark and to day will probably find him pass ft Sammy may not be a star fielder but his consistent batting more than anything else has won most of De games It is sad to contemplate where the quondam Tigers would be now if Dungan was nut of their number Nicbolsuii and Gillen are the only other niembets pf the nine who have Hone even work with the stick as the monthly table will show Camp tit who yp to July 31 was the second In butting ar rages and hud ueen rutting nani siurnpeti lias fallen to lourth position 1ms lumped up into the place made va cant oy the Count while Gillen has stepped up a peg with the handsome ax erage of311 Strouthers had his ey on the ball In August and supplanted Twineham and Newman who were fifth and sixth on July 31 Twinehain has lost 16 and Newman 13 olnts in a month while Raymond has dropped irom to 279 Th pitchers have all been hitting poorly notably Gayle who last year was one of the hardest bat nt Si I 7 Pnglnaw Mich September I The lint team defeated the Je learn thia afternoon by a uvre of to 7 It wa vary Interesting and hard fought game and was wit nei ry a targe nuiaver lowing Is the tscure inning lint Danish Dairy Method So carefully are germs avoided in the dairies of Denmark that the celebrated but ter of the country much of which is sent to England is washed when necessary in water that has been boiled The butter is however rarely washed but is first w'orked over by hand by girls who are scrupulously clean and afterward finished by machinery This butter which is made with the great est care from milk that is strained through flannel and afterward filtered through clean grave! is white in color when finished and is artificially colored It is very little salted when used at home but more or less salt is addel when it is sent as far as England It is said to retain its fine quality when shipped better than any butter known As an incentive to furnish only pure milk the owners of the cows are under contract to notify the buyers at once if there is any sickness in their herd The milk is then bought from them and paid for at the usual price but It is thrown away Children Cry for Castoria it igge rt 0 fi 0 month However his work is not nearly as good as that of many other Initial base men In the league Many errors have been ci edited to the Detroit fielders on throws which tnanv first basemen would have got weak point throughout the season lias i his Inability to field ground and low thrown bulls Twineham has shown up well at first and behind the bat Nicholson's work on second equals that of tbe best in the league and has shown 4 I CTt1G Alox il UUU 3 outnciucrs are tnincnea fallen off every month itinir himself to much nnrlipr in tlio VPHT ns ir in tii nat i hirt ono davs shown the effects of tbe general demorali zation in the team Raymond averages have been verv consistent although be would have ranked much higher but for the slovenly exhibitions he gave early in August Harry however Is making up for that now that the nine has taken a tresn leas of life Gillen ranks with the crack shortstops in tho league and with the exception of Ir win of St aul he Is undoubtedly the best batting and everything else consid ble as it would be manifestly unjust to compare them with the men regularly placed Raymond played five games at second without an error and Dungan cov ered first base perfectly for portions of two games records indicate that besides pitching he has filled every infield position and filled them all well shortstop possibly excepted This is remarkable and it is doubtful whether any club in the league has such a handy all round man as he has shown himself to be rank has cer tainly earned every cent or nis salary i ic ttnti Malcolm 5 6 7 9 5 2 1 2 1 Driscoll Umpire Jovrgs 24 30 210 58 DETROIT last nlffht Porta 11 Duty Jeannett lower 1 a Car auM 229 Calvin and bar 3 iahtuw unJ 4:15 Sabinar and Varsre Samoa North West 5 Niralck 310 Sjo kaxie 6 Gilbert Wade 7 Curry Briton 7:40: Baldwin and barsej 8 jicdxe SI'J Hadley Business 11 tcmiana Northern Kisw I24u lKminwn I Kendall and banrr Mato 2 SbenankMU Grenada 2:4 Milwaukee 3:30: Armour 4 Kut Hutchinson Chili a3j Mlwoula Italia Marlon Mont Earl 6:2 juen of the West Kate Winslew 3 Wissahlckon Hot and consort Down olsom and consorts 9 test nixht: Na ples 9:2 ayette Brown and eoncrt 19 City iotk ana consorts ervta Moravia Outhwalte Barr BIrckhead and 2:10 Schlesinger 3 lsmond Gebhart Williams Hawrood 3:30: Turner and tiarses lorida Ganges Hoyt ami con sorts 7 Schuylkill 7:2 Omaha Inter Ocin Winslow Ruxer 9:10 Curtis and Aunt Ruth tu KlphWke lurlu Corsica lint 22i pDi Ticsca Egyptian Pr 3210 Lewiston 4 Montana inn Klug Iron Queen 5:10: Sicken and barxs Tempest No 2 an barres 0:15 Hale ten Toklo 7 ticurxe Slone Martin North Land 7 45: Manchester this and th A Reserves will be a hotly contested one It is expected number of their them on to be a large number of A members present to do some pulling for the home team The To ledo boys put up a very lively game and will try hard to win out to day The game will called at 4 sharp with Guinvy umpire The make up of the trams will be 4UIHHV 21 Outings September St Lfrtite and consort Cganda midair Shrfzl Helena Drake 4 Michigan 7 Caledonia and consorts Shickluna 10 nrtte 1k 3U: Moriey 11: Gilbert mento Aberdeen 122tj Nlmiek Spokane 1: Curry 1:15: Santa Maria Canton and ccn sorts Wad 1 Briton 1:40 Pahhw and con sort Samoa and consort 5:20 Thompson and ojnsoru Hadley 6 and barges tu Jnr Sligo Casead C2u Nicaragua and ccnwirt 7:15 I'fon er and con on Wotan Portage low 9 Maxwell Blaine Johnson pry Johnson Wind north light THE STRAITS Mackinaw City pitmber Pillsbury 4 a in Wois Dyer iov Smith Kelly 7 hrutie and consort ii Manitou John Dunean' 9:13 Mary Boyce and con frts 1V Cambria 1 Juniata Russia larrivedj 4 I' Ketcham and consort 425 Afko and consort 53o Ixdrhum 6 Up Etrnn nteht Pabst 11 Iangdn 12lu a tn Maryland 12:40 Susquehanna 1 Jwett 3 Berlin 3u Harlan 9 Manftou IQ io Sachem and consort noon Buffalo 1:30 Vetpi Abereorn and ennsort Grander Me dora Meri'ia Centurion Senator 3259 If Brown Ellsworth Icwn Davis 7 Palmer Seneca 9:15 Orr Tuscarora 7 WH Ifams Buttlroni and contort America Ak ona and cc nsort St20 South west light clear ais 3b WhitehlH 2b Campau ss lb era! butting aver six of those now iHjnslljle for kui it Is 315 Although Johnson ami Doh bock have rel ased thlr records are given for the sake of compnriMti Powder Absolutely pure Old Shoe for New Inmates of the house of correction when they are discharged from that institution are usually furnished with a Lrand new pair of shoes in which to start anew the journey of the gates and wait for these discharged prisoners with their old ones offered by the traders not only because the old shoes are more comfort able but because there is a money consid eration loo The house of correction shoes are strongly made and command a' fair price among workingmen The traders pay a bounty of about fi5 cents together with tiie old pair of shoes in exchange for each new pair and they make money by the deal hiladelphia Record Recipe for Apple Charlotte With the fall pippins tart and juicy just before us seasonable made from this fruit is appfe charlotte eel and core six or eight good cooking apples stew them with a little sugar and the rind of two lemons cut thin and chopped to a pulp or the rinds may be grated in perhaps pref erable Line a battered mold thickly with lalv fingers or slices of rather stale sponge cake pour the apples on hot and press them down well put a meringue of white of egg and sugar on top or whipped cream if pre ferred and set away to chill It snould beA not tier dessert suggestion is to bake cot pudding in gem or popoyer Pans Jhus giving to each person an individual pudding and luth The llu'jnls defeated the Red Stockings yo tenia at Sugar Islaial In an elet en inning Kame by acute of Ifi tu 11 Donnelly's tine hitn the ninth inning lrvugnt In the tun which tied the act re and laetulips three bagger when two men were on base won lite game Don nelly struck out nineteen Batteries Itonnclly and Abernetliy Ttvuae Smith and Downey The fits! ntile youtg bird futurity race for hom ing pigeons cl under the auspices of the Cen tral Homing club was flown yesterday from 1 uransort leu! the feature uf the race being the few birds reported as having returned The first prize and siecitt gsd was wvn by TAKES but a perticial glance at averages of the troits up to and eluding August 31 to see where they have fallen down so badly in tl)e last few weeks While the fielding percentages with the exception of Cain remain about the same the batting table shows that the men Dungan Gillen Nicholson and Strou thers excluded have dropped off lamentably in stick work The general averages of the first table indicate that Sam Dungan still leads the team and longue with the magnificent showing of121 for four months play Considering the fact that the left fielder is not playing with a leading team and that therefore he has not had the encouragement to keep otherwise a phenom Grand Rapids Mieh September 1 (Spe Deacon crippled aggregation of ball tossers lost another game to day the Millers being the victors The game slipped through the fingers uf th Goldiett just as easily as if It had been prepared with a preparation uf butter lard and goose grease Errors were so numerous that they ceased to excite comment on the part of the spec tators who spent their timei applauding erry Werden and roasting Cantililon who Is the worst umpire that ever showed here In the third Inning Stafford landed squarely on one of young Blackburn's curves and drove it over the fvneo bringing in Collupy who got life on wide balls Sequential ting in the fourth scored Glenalvin and in the fifth Wheelock who had doubled scored on a wild pitch In the ninth home lun scored Shields Minneapolis batted but little harder than Grand Rapids and won the game practically on errors Warden distinguished himself bv making two hom rs and two doubles and every one of his hits counted His batting 1 slstance 1 should have died of grief was tne teature ot tne game At every i sible occasion Grand Rapids fell down and it was simply a case of walk for the visitors i Score: Chicago SepUntUr ive of the kaders of the different clubs uf the Western BaseHall League held a secret? meeting at the Great Northern hotel this morning There were present Ben 1: John son of Cincinnati president of the league James Manning manager and captain of the Kansas City team George Ellis president of the Grand Rapids team Chat les Comiskey manager and captain of the St club and President Klllika of the Milwaukces Each and every one of th gentlemen mentioned denied that anything but casual circumstances brought him to Chicago but a little questioning brought out the facts In the case Th are that the Western League has become extremely tired of the presence of the Toledo club now playing as a ret selitatlve of Terre Haute anI is anxious to devise ways and in'n ot oust i of Bulb i ng iuny iong an i tne vnio out nt front i the league The matter was freely dis I cussed at the meeting yesterday and the i general Sentiment seemed to be that it' would be best for the league to next sea son give the franchise to a team to be placet! in Columbus a good lively ball town Although no definite conclusion! wa reachetl It is almost a certainty that tle circuit next season will Lc made up of the following places: Detroit St aul Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis Grand lutpl ls Milwau kee and Columbus The league as at present formed com prises all of the clubs naml excepting the Columbus It is said that maha may 1 I able to "break as It would like to do so 1 There has been considerable talk ail along of replacing Terre Haute und Grand Rapids with teams from Columbus and I Omaha but these rumors tf have been effectively set at st by the develop ments at yesterday's eting Manager Ellis uf Gland Rapids claims that all talk of his team not being in the season is nons ns and etna Manager Watkins of Indlun has nothing whatever to du matters not having a vote or meetings oi the magnates Mr 7 4 3 19 On account of the break ups in the team most of the men have been called upon to fill other than their regular positions Their records are given in a separate ta Chicago September 1 The biggest boom dn lake commerce of the present decade is now in and in a month the profits ot the worth of vessels engaged in gener al lake trade have doubled The outlook is that before September is over carrying charges will have passed the high water mark of the latter day marine The steady decline in the valuation of vessels which began in the spring ot 1S33 has come to an end and a big appreciation is certain to fellow before the close of navigation in December This depreciation has been so lai ge that twice the underwriters have had to make sweeping reductions of from Io to La per cent and large mo Jern boats went begginsr for purchasers The boom began with the advance in the price of iron last spring Carrying charges were then at a low ebb but with the efforts of the iron mining companies to get their product to the furnaces every vessel suited for the trade was pressed into service Even then iron ore did not go forward fast enough and the accumulation at upper take docks was steady lares were advanced notch by notch the iron mining companies de terminedly righting every increase In August the coal shippers who were far behind in their shipments to the north west began bidding up for boats and then the gram trade entered the field Every day registered an advance in some im urtaht line but it not until the Du luth wheat rate jumped to 3 cents on riday last that ss dmen fufly realized that for the nrst time since the panic of DS3 there was more freight to be carried than there were oafs to carry it rom now until the close of navigation it will be a scramble between the shippers of iron ore grain coal and lumber for the boats Vesselowners who for years have had to do the courting to get cargoes are being courted To what point carrying charges will go few vesselmen agree l'uluth vesselowner who was in Chicago Saturday predicted that ten would be paid on wheat from Duluth to Buffalo before the close ot navigation Others be lieve that such predictions are prepostv U3 goes 1 on the lake rate they cannot ship their ore but on the ocher hand th have made the same claim all the way up from seventy five cents and are still as eagerly bidding for boats as they were in June So long as Iron continues to maintain its jtositlon iron ore shippers will be in th" market for boats and will be compelled to follow up the other line of trade in bidding With I'imb and coal however a material ad vance in carrying charges is certain to restrict shipments and it is in these lines of trade that the boom in lake rates will have its greatest effect In the anthracite trade to Chicago and the west all rail competition is so sharp that If shippers are compelled to pay much more than the present rate of fifty cents much of the trade will be diverted to the railroads Chicago has thus far received this season about ZSdidO tons of hard coal by rail as against tons by lake A 1 irge of coal has gone direct by rail from the mines which was formerly supplied by the Chi cago docks It is doubtful with this sharp rail competition if coal shippers by lake an continue bidding tor boats to Chicago To Lake riuerior however which is out Ejd of the influence of rail competition forced to stay In the field Buffalo is now over tons short of tne shipments at the corresponding time last year and gkj ju tons short of KC ssei agents are positive that this loss W'iH be fully made up before close of navigation and as a bdsls for th ir belief state that since the middle of August the shortage has been decreased 61ju ton They unite in predicting that a corres ponding gatn will continue throughout season In bituminous coal Cleveland re ports that the movement will be heavy throughout th rest of the season Ship ments to Lake Michigan have been ry gnt a I summer on account of the scarci ty of boats an 1 this lake is far behind the stock it ought to have nt this period of the season tate that the grand tons bituminous coal snapped from thrc last season will be cx year while not entering into nnite fig ures they claim tho excels will i rJ 'rain pr dlct from Duluth that shipment of wheat from Sep tember 1 to December I will aggregate from iwvio to MOOTOff) bushels as com JartL Oj bushel for the same period last yi ar Earley shipments will en 46hjmX) bushels and Sax seed Li)0 0D an increase of about per cent wheat from Dulurh William are estimated at th latest erpp ever sent forward from Manitoba rorn Chicago not much is ex a but a firmer movement of Oariej and other grain is predicted figures will fall considerably 1 elow last sea 'n Jp lumber rej orts from Ashland Duluth all tell th Srne sur of a big increase in shipments the feet to be dmt by the milk oflIenonlinee less than one keen shipped thu far As 85 pern rnnre product Of the mills gos water there remains fullv Ofwbw to be shipped by vessel' purchases of lumber were made by Lncago ana eastern concerns early in embracing the entire cut in some Instances Of this little more than the st uvar white pne remains Many ad ditional boats to those now regularly en gaged fa the trade from Menominee must cured if the products are moved naVation At Ashland about lumber is now cn the docks ttu hiInrn an feet more uA'J rr a before the close of naviga August shipments rachd the record breazirr figure of Ves predict a steady advance in rotes reaching the top about October 17 At Duluth lumber shipments have exceed ed those at the corresponding date last 5 bj' feet or the remainder ot tne season about iajbWJ) fe will go out ilarquette and curtailing those from Escanaba threw a big tleer into carrying ore fron the head of Lake Superior As for iron ore every ton will be shipped that boats can be secured to carry A number of estimates were received from ore shipping points but they are comparatively worth less at the present juncture when the ques tion is not so much what the iron mining com panies want to do as what they will be able to do The one thing which pleases ss Imen most In the present hopeful out leek of lake trafiic is that the great Im provement in business seems substantial and something which Hkelv to be ex tended over next season as well as the remainder of this Innintn Rockford i 0 Moinj Horton and Swnlvr mier and Mcarland 9 Haymond i Lohb ck 1 hit hill A 2 ra 3 Gayle Whiuhllb mad pounded Rettger hard to day and octory InnltiK Tei re Haute Milwaukee The ree Press is in receipt from JosJt Stringer of a copy of The Democrats Press published in Detroit September 6 1MJ a supplement to the Journal the Cou rier March 5 1835 and a Democratic call of young men March 10 1835 The ree 'b Press bears the words "volume 7 number and "the state It was publish ed daily tri weekly and weekly by A Bagg and Harmon with John Bagg editor irst and foremost con spicuous the formidable array of advertise ments and a pages There ments editorial news and state matter from the appearnace of the sheet every one in town advertised and no one ques tioned the value of The Democratic ree Press as a means to promote trade Attorneys were quite liberal advertisers Personal cards appear from Michael A Ames Calvin Jackson Andrew Me '7 Reynolds James Watson Samuel Pitts tuSi David Harbaugh Gideon Stevens 7s Elton arnsworth William Young Wil Hams Ten Eyck Douglass Walker The dealers in various goods evidently be ixeweo xx vaxue oi printers inK ana among the miscellaneous advertisers were: Chandler Co wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods Johnson gro ceries and provisions Baldwin boots and shoes ce Hill grocers Gray Levis commission inerenants Jacobs grocer Campau drv goods A Bagg book dealer Chas Bull inspector of beef pork and fish The pa pr was the official organ of the state and a good many columns are devoted to state documents of no especial interest The various ocean steamship lines were good advertisers Campau announces that he is to be found at the old stand 86 Jef ferson avenue also that "his stock com prises many new styled articles of fancy goods besides the assortment usually kept in dry goods stores the tout ensemble forming one of the best The books that Doty advertises are not the latest novels but "The "loral "Parlor Magic" "Scrip tural and "Roman Zach Chandler notifies the public that he has a large supply of Webster shirts and draw ers The auction rooms seemed to flourifi in those days and numerous advertisements were published concerning sales Zach Chandler in another column savs he has ixixrieeii ousneis or Clover seed to sell Central railroad mow the Michigan tral) publishes its time card Trains to leave Detroit and Jackson dailv davs exceoted The fare tarpekn $2 and from that point lines of stages leave for Chicago on the arrival of the train Passengers taking this route pass through a pleasant country and reach Chicago in two less time than bv the route around the Judging from the number of hotels De troit was much favored with visitors There were the Michigan Exchange Or ville Dibble proprietor National hotel Edward Lyon Steam Boat hotel Samuel Woodworth Temperance hotel "William Champ and Mansion house Tomlinson The patent medicine advertisements were numerous from compound acous tic oil to balm of life and Mag Lucina cordial The Detroit univer sity was open for pupils with Percival Milette principal and Pitcher chairman of the committee on branches On the editorial page a concert was advertised in the of the National Robert McClelland of Monroe is favored for con gress on the same rage from the first con gressional district and James Hunt of Oakland for congress from the third dis trict Evidently newspaper men had to struggle for their just dues in those davs for the following paragraph appears: ble Sentiment A grain of carmine will tinge a gallon of water Just so if a man cheats the printer the stain will be for ever visible on the minutest atom of a minute soul and will leave a scent of ras cality about the individual strong enough to make the honest man curl up his nose in disgust and kick him out of his pres The supplement to the Journal and Courier contains a report of a Whig convention held in Monroe ebruary 2u 1S35 The Demo cratic call reads: subscribers request the young men of this city favorable and the tiresent national administration and to the pure principles of Democracy to meet at the large room over the museum this evening for the purpose of organizing a party to co operate with their older associates in for warding the views and rendering permanent the principles of the Democratic party De troit Tuesday March 10 The call isxir riex! bv over 200 vrtun men Wilkie Moore was seen at his residence 4 iiarpei ai eiiue yesteruay aiternoon wiisa these documents were shown to him Mr Moore was suffering from neuralgia but appeared to forget his pain in the pleasure ot contemplating tnese oia uocumenrs upon the call was his own name only printed He did not remember very plainly the circumstance were all Democrats irt those said he long aft this call about forty of us organized the Republican partv right here in Michigan I think there were more than forty iwtruxnfl i ike nn that memorable The newspaper Mr Moore surveyed with i much attention advertisement ought to be here" he said "I was in the clothing business and advertised freely in The ree Press which was then as to day a splen did medium My store was right opposite Mr Chandler's whose advertisement I see We were in somewhat the same line re quently he would run over and borrow something he needed when his stock got low and I did not hesitate to do the same That was the way we pioneer merchants managed in those days His firm after wards became merged into the name Allan Sheldon Co which is now known as Edson Moore Co hotel Remoter it well knew Sam Woodworth well And the Michigan Exchange foot of Jefferson avenue well the avenue only ran as far as store in those days National hotel opposite railroad oe pot Woodward avenue Why you see the depot then was wehre the city hall now stands And the old erry House it was at the foot of Griswold street and John Edwards did keep the best of eatables and drinkables Campau place: now I can just see him he was the father of our Ashland Cranase mica go shall Wall Ashland land neared Lumber Walla Tonawanda Washbnm September 1 MrJregr Chicago Duluth Pasalkna tun! Cun na illobe Juliet ALr nxuiti lak Nicholas Cudurw flour Macy and consort Corona G'grbec ant consort ore Lake fine nort Erie September 1 La Salle Jlacic Jeared: powder VewMeln Engaged in Lake Cvmnicrce Hxly Haraed CstMlt for Their Owner i WK i AB A A I 2 2 1 I 111 151 50200 1 3 2 1 2 3 2 11 13 3 2 3 1 11 1 112 3 0 0 1 2 1 0 4 1 1 1 35 11 21 15 7.