The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 5

MONEY TO tOAN. UAILY STAB, SATTHDAY, AUGUST 3, BOWLIN6. BOUSES ANTRIM Homes For Kent in good TTAUIGU: condition. If yon nave a place for rent please inform me. J.

M. SjBdnsky, 0. MID-SUMMER CLEARING? SALE BUGGIES and CARRIAGES regardless of price, as we are about to build and require room Call us. Brusl1 andlashmoo. Market Street.

What the Doctor Does fii-r thing tin-doctor doc-, htn hi R-OSE'S nectarine FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN Gently moves the bowels, sweetens the stomach, reduces fever, checks diar 3 cou and cures the ekild da BOX OF 7 WORM TABLETS FREE with every bottle PiiceKcfiitb. AH druggists. INDEPENDENT Welcomes-- i Hettig 12 7 Goetzmann 554 Turner ng od 103 Hegner 155 Totals Ifc Fir.le\s-- i Ritter 109 Finley 107 Xicholson i-g Rentier 103 Deterding 140 Totals 603 Snnduskys WaterfieM Wachter ick Ban I.ermann 2 99 110 123 111 154 597 2 135 138 152 98 119 3 IT 14 12 12 15 65 3 651 154 139 16S 122 14S 3 13J 115 10 151 Totals Buckeyes 731 700 137 Mead Hegner ijg Thomas 1G6 Mischler 122 141 150 131 169 154 157 110 124 161- 11S Totals 707 745 677 Generals-Rodgers Maul A. Thiem C. Thieir.

Gibson 130 127 144 134 Totals GO- Iroquois-- i 1S Ortner Popka Schraeder 1 4 5 au 145 Totals 2 144 163 158 130 142 737 2 102 154 129 128 186 1C8 144 132 IX-j 112 633 3 168 WG 130 97 15c 749 696 Stars-Zimmerman Kuebeler Doerzbach Qllilll! 154 2 155 159 156 3 184 134 Considerable feeling has been created tiiid consideiabie comment made in the Detroit papers about ihe remarkable lertormance of the Iroquois, the EteaniPi- built by ihe Craig Ship Buili'- Ii'g company Toledo, in her recent "brush" with the Tashmoo. A gentleman on the Iroq-joh gives the follow ing account of t.oe nrt'air. "The Iroqnois Ipft Toledo auout 1 clock Saturday morning. Sunday morning she left Detroit i no thought of the Tashnioo. When out 111 tl-t strsam, the Tashmao was see-.

lier dock Then 't seen h.U cither the Iroqupis m.ist kcfp ihea'l of the T.tshmoo or be passed bv ler. the beats vcie hear thp cf Belle Isle tie Tasb'noo hod lapped i little on the Toledo boat. Fioin thp Iroquois gradually inn-can he lead iintil the gap was fully half .1 mile, when the hoquris reached the anal cut. Thp Iroquois people carried her col- is all thp while during tne "brush." 'he Tashmco took her colors in--and did the Iioquois at the cut. hoisting wo brooms, one forward and the oth i ft, which chagrined the Detroit pro- le quite a little Howeier.

it was not a race, but sin--. ly tne Iroquois people doing what hey could to koep the Tashmoo from assing her--and they it to the queen's taste and know from what they had up theii that they can do it again or any time. A special from Detroit says: The White Star line is trying to arrange a race between the Tashmoo and tl-e Iroquois. SIX NEWSYirfEMl ITEM NO. I.

Taffeta Silk Waists, Black and colored for ITEM NO. II. 93,99 Colored Sun with colored border, ITEM NO. III. $2 SO to Ladies' Bathing, Suits fron $2.00 to $5.00, ITEM NO.

IV. in all the new styles. ITEM NO. V. Fifty each, Wellston, Flint and Brookville Coal $3.00 per ton.

Fred Kramer's Old Stand, Corner Water and Lawrence Sta. All Coal weighed on city scale. 'Phone 808. S. H.

WILSON'S LAKOB BWJ AND ANIMAL STORE. EstAbtMrd 1872. II Dtptrtaaatl. It, Goldfish, Aquaria, Cases, Sea Shells. and Bird Medicines Poultry SUD, Animals, Fishing Talkie, Sundry, beSl ong Fo the yery best Bog Collars, Letters of adrics on dogs or birds 60c.

Adrice the store free WILSON'S. 439 Superior SL aarErlt. THE SOCIAL CHRONICLE Society Gossip of thet)ay. Mrs. A K.

Brown and Mrs. Be't Kugle and daughter Mildred, have returned to their home in Norwalk afte- a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Brown cf Fulton street. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schwehr and Mesdames Schwehr, Beiter and Hubert, of Sandufky, are spending a few ('ays at Fremont, the guests of A.

family. Mrs. Leonard Wheat, of Newark, N. is visiting her sister, Mrs. D.

W. Quimby. Jack Lorenzen has returned from a short visit with Fremont relatives. F. S.

Greene, a lumbei man of Cleveland, was calling on acquaintances here today. Mrs. J. A. Hecht, of Sandusky, spent Friday with Fremont friends.

Frank Schneider will entertain about a dozen, of his friends this evening at his home. Judge Reed and his guest, Mr. Hub spent the day at Put-in-Bay. Frank H. Dimon, of Milan, was in the city today.

Justice A. H. Pearl, of Huron, was in the city today. Mr. Cady, the originator of the famous Cady Method, was a guest this week at home of Mr and Mrs.

Lane 1-ockwood. Miss Rose Schoepfin is in Fremont, the guest of relatives. Mrs. Frank Rawson and son Lansing went yesterday to Chicago to spend a few weeks with Mrs. Rawson's parents.

Mrs. Frank Layman who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Reber, has gone with her daughters to Lake SI. Clair, for a few weeks' stay. Mrs.

Lane Lockwood and Miss Anna Lockwood will leave next week for Lake Chautauqua and the Pan-Ameri can. At Lake Chsutauqua Miss Lockwood will appear IB concert with Mr. Marcosson, the noted violinist and, after a week at the exposition will go en to Boston where she will take Cady normal course and perfect herself In Ihe method, returning here about October first. Miss Gertrude Krudwig is the of Miss Maude Walde, at Fremont. Miss Frankie Friend-and Miss Flo Meyers entertained a party of young (riends at Cedar Point Wednesday, composed of Miss May Gardner and' Miss Belle Moore, of Fostoria, Mrs.

M. Douglas, of Bellevue Messrs. Ed. Arnold and Chas. Becker, of Parkersburg, Frank Phillips, of Port Huron, and Jimraie Meyers and Harrj Stoffel, of Reflector.

Gee. C. FMton, of Dallas, Texas, is the guest of his brother, E. R. Felton, at the latter's home in Milan.

Dr. Hanson, of Sandusky, Ohio, is on a ten-day visit with relatives and friends in this city. Dr. Hanson is a cndon Old Buy. bcipp a son of the late Dr.

Hanson, who practiced hers. --London (Ont.) 'Free Press. Miss Genevieve Geibel, of Sandusky, is spending a few days in Fremont, the guest of Miss Hilda Hern. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Ferguson as guests Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L.

Baet'- l.old, of Buifalc. Miss Nellie Illman, of Buffalo, is tl guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas W. Ferg 1 A house party is being entertained by Lea Marsh at Marsh cottage, Plaster Bed.

Mr. Lee Spencer has returned to h's home in Cleveland, after a visit with his mother in this city. Mrs. La Dow, of Ptymputh. is visit- jng her mother, Spencer, of Lawrence street.

Miss Susie Selkirk has returned from Keney's Island, where she has been visiting. Schnaitter 121 Totals Admirals-Knopf 1 114 Bioker Guckert .136 Ackley jjj Totals 122 128 720 2 159 181 179 139 187 155 146 787 3 182 12? 131 200 136 For Rent. Two saloons. Good location. Will rent cheap to responsible parties.

Call or address Star Office. 3t 845 77S NEGLECTED Child Will Now Find a Good Place at Children's Home. tittle Tommy Derr, the ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Derr, was brought before Judge Curran in tin probate court this mornmg on proceedings that were instituted by the Hi mane society for his commitment to the children's Jiome.

He is a bright little fellow and he appeared to take great Interest In the proceedings. After hearing the evidence of a nuir- ber of witnesses, Judge Curran made an order committing the boy to the care of the officers of the children's home DEMOCRATIC County central Committee Will Meet Next Tuesday. The Democratic county central committee will meet in the convention room at the court house at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon to take action with regard to the forthcoming senatorial and judicial conventions. It is probable that the committee will decide on the selection of delegates jtt the caucuses to attend these conventions, without having a county convention. EVA Was Fourth In the 35-Fopl class at Buffalo.

The Eva took fourth place in her class race at Buffalo yesterday. The Allowing is the order in which the joats finished: 35-foot class--Echota. Buffalo, first; Beaver, Toronto, second; Myrtle, Hamilton, third; Eva, Sandusky, fourth. AINOTHEH Sock Story 10 Compete With the Fremont Tale, A few days ago that wild and woolly town of bobbed up with a sock story. The Fremont story still holds the belt, hut thi TM- Kruger's American Tour.

Brussels, Aug. is claimed that Mr. Kruger's American tour will include visits to New York. Philadelphia, Boston, Washington and Chicago. Negotiations are about to begin for his reception by McKinley.

First Race. Chicago. Aug. the first of the additional trial races for the Canada cup between the Cadillac and the Milwaukee the former boat scored the victory, defeating its rival by about two minutes. Tiffin Advertiser is a close second The paper neglects to state what the effect of the strong medicine was on the cow: "The joke seems to be on Prof.

2eis, of the Tiffin public schools, who, with liis family, is rusticating at "Camp Solitude" on his farm near Cramer During the absence of the family a cow belonging to the estate explorec 1 the camp. She was attracted by a pair of the professor's socks which were hanging on a Hue to dry, ana Ihe bovine, doubtless mistaking their gorgeous coloring for the vegitated leaves of a new kind of tree, proceeded to eat up the socks Death of Mrs. Schnell Mrs. Mary Schnell died at her home on Meigs street at 3:30 this morning. The deceased lady was the widow of the late Jacou Schnell, who was for a long time a justice of the peace in thii city, and leaves a large family of grown-up children.

She was a ladv who possessed many excellent qualities which endeared her to a large circle of friends. The funeral will occur from the family residence at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Remington Dead. Friday evening Mrs.

Quintrilla Remington, wife of Charles Remington, died suddenly at her home in Perkins township at the age of 55 years. Mrs. Remington was well and favorably known, having lived in the county for forty years. She is survived by two sons, three daughters and a husband. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the family residence on the lower Huron load.

Killed In a Sham Battle. Mason City Aug. Mitchell, a prominent young man of Rockford, was accidentally shot in the back by a comrade during a sham battle and died soon after. Jones--I'Te just been doing tiling ibat always makes me feel cheap. Smith-JTbat Is that? my salary with what I tblok It oogntto and Country.

Washington, Aug. 2. Lieutenant General Miles, commanding the army, Issued an order for tne Immediate organization 6f nine additional companies of coast artillery, maklnj the total number 106. The number Is lim BELLEVUE Man Was Suceessiul in Uncle Sam's Land Lottery. The many Bellevue friends of Will Hackenberg will be pleased to learn that he was one of th? lucky ones in Uncle Sam's land lottery held at El Reno, this week.

Among the lucky ones in the first day's drawing in the Lawton district appears the name "Will Hackenberg Blackwell, Okla." He drew claim 157, which is an exceedingly valuable one. Will is worthy and deserving of hid good fortune and his friends at tre old home extend congratulations -Bellevue Gazette. On Sunday, Aug. 11,1901 The Lake Erie Western Railroad Company will run a cheap excursion Olina. Ohio, and return.

Special train will leave Sandusky at a. rate. $1.00. Championship games of base ball at Cellna. Take a day of rest, andSnjoymert 1y joining our excujsipnB.

1 For further, information call on Uf Itel agent L. E. ft W. R. R.

Tied Up at Buffalo. When the steamer Schuylkill, of th Anchor line, tied up at the norther tlevator, at Buffalo, the scoopers wh ere connected with the Longshore men's union, declined to go to worl on her, thus inaugurating a strike ii sympathy with the freight handlers are idle at Erie. Resigned. John H. Becker, who was recentlj appointed to the newly-created office c-f sidewalk inspector and coal weigl.

er. has resigned his job. It is worth $600 a year. mid Somvmcnlti. As there more than one way of cniMiiK a Kiiiise.

so there Is more than one nu'thoil of teaching a dog to throw somersaults. But the most practical and thorough Is to fasten a cord around the body of the animal clo-e to the forelegs, and two people should hold the ends of the cord on either side of the unfortunate dog. A third party armed with a stout rope takes a position Immediately in front of the canine acrobat and with a measured and masterly stroke flogs the floor nt close quarters to the dog's nose. At each stroke of the rope the dog springs backward, and that movement Is the trainer's golden opportunity. As the aof spring backward the rope pass- Ins under Its body Is Jerked upward, nnd.

although the flrst few attempts prove futile, tie somersault is ac- qultvd la corn-si of time. An Intelligent dofsoon sfckens of tbli older of tilings and throws somersaults without the assistance of ropes. Fifteen choice Foulard Silk oattenis to be closed out lit Reduced Prices Table Linen, 2 2 yards a Piece ITEM NO. VI. A good assortment of Walking Skirts, from to D.

C. 62O Your Opportunity to Get in on the Ground Floor KING OIL CO. I AN OILGUSHER careful. I HIRECTORS. 8wfe EMIL ZERBE, Agent, Sandusky, Ohio.

The J.L. Hudson Co. A Word About Shirt Waists It has always been our custom not to cany Shirt Waists over from one season to the next. The same rule applies to This Year, and every Waist Must Be Sold. We have marked them at prices that will do it AH 50 cent waists for 25 cents.

AH 75 cent waists for 39 cents. All $1.00 waists for 59 cents. All $1.25 waists for 79 cents. All $1.50 and $1.75 waists for $1.00. All $2, 2.25 and 2.50 waists for $1.25.

J. P. HICKS, Mgr. Willard Colton swore out a warrant before 'Squire Kessler yesterday. barging William Martin with assault nd battery.

Martin was arrested and he case was continued to Aug. 7. Christ. Hartun, arrested for intox- caticn, was discharged by the mayor oday. Laiatlv.

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