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the
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was saved jast Winter when
tas 8 destroyed by fi to
nto a new bell,
he venteenth
Auxiliary
Men's
Mauch Chunk T
annual jublliee of the Ladies’
ti: the Mauch Chunk Young
Christian Associat held
pariors of the association Bb
were ] for fort
aiu
He
on was in the
Vers
y-three members
Neighbors found Al
of this place, wedged be
and a dead,
that man,
bench,
Lehighton
‘Christman
tueen a bench free the
unposition being the alter
falling into doze
off : yf
fall
fifty
the
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on
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and was suffoca Was
years old
ile
rural
con
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showed
with
John
mail ca
middie
ster rattiesn
Shock,
a
AS
fenhiartsy
free delivery
fronted
Bg mon
fighi
wtnmed Kt
batil
k heig
twelve
pounds
rrier., wi
f the
which
reptile
and when the
that he had
lesnake with
twenty.eight
in the Oo road
be
IK &
the
He fought
wd a fence rail,
was over found
seven
weighing
a
a yoL Ths
rattles,
B. M. Shull was elected
guperviging principal of the public
schosls: ©. C. Klinger, principal, and
CA Wagner, assistant principal. The |
board increased the salaries of some
the
south
lL.ehighton
teachers
Bethlehem.
of
Mrs Julia
Krawada, of this place, made two at
tempts at suicide by drowning. She |
¢ vat waded into the Lehigh River and
was In water up to her neck, when |
James Martin and Francis Grobe got
# bost and rescued her. On terrn
fi*ma once more, she attempted to
drown Ly leaping Into the canal
ry
vv len
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MISTAK MANAGER DIN
Leader
Tea
of Bailtimo
Persists
Corcoran
re Internationa
ng Mickey
Base,
m n Placi
Third
on
Mickey Corcoran,
the hot corner, a
to the nervous temperament
speedy Buffalo boy who first
prominence through his clever
at second base for the Hradlord,
club,
position
of the
gained
work
Pa
Likes Eccentric Players,
The average man in charge of a ball
team tries to clear of eccentric
all players, but there Is one exception
to this rule, Joe Cantillon. It is ques
tionable If there was ever a team
which numbered among its members
is many individuals whe, in the par
lance of the game, are called “bugs” az
are to be found on Cantillon's Minne
apolis team this season. Waddell, Al
tizer and Ferris are but three of his
players who are, to say the least, pe-
culiar, but there are others, including
Rossman, once a star with the Tigers.
Cantillon seems to delight in gathering
about him this class of players and,
dleor
made up another winning combination
in this way,
Perdue Is Great Pitcher,
Hub Perdue of the Boston Nationals
fs the sesson’s sensation in the box.
ing artist
AIH OT OD
of Cuba.
(STORIES |
C OFEHT 0
“ IDIAMOND
base ia the only i
{developed a major leag
Plteher Jack
the Association in
Chicago having solid him to
| kee
Probably reason Clacinnat!
now playing good ball is that the play
ers have run out of bard luck ex
cuses
No need
manag:
Pllelster Ia in
uniform
Milwau
back
another
the
to about the Athlet
ics. This time last year thelr percent
lage was given lower than it Is at
present
W. J. McGinn's, who was an umpire
{in the Mink league jas! season, holls
tan indicator In the Kansas league this
{season
i Billy Sullivan's shou'der. hurt in
ithe early season in a game with the
i Browns, has healed and “he is
for duty
| Mike
end St
worry
City
first
Grady, former Kansas
louls player, will play
{this season
The He
(80 were the Baltimores in 1894
a while the joke sometimes is
{the other fellow,
and all that but be recently hit a hom.
that helped some,
In signing with Baltimore, Harry |
Stelnfeldt will no doubt end his career
with the same club with which he firs
attracted attention as a ball player,
Christy Mathewson drew what Is
sald to be his first fine since he on. |
tered the game recently at New York.
ft was $5 for discoloring a ball and
the umpire hud no other recourse un:
Jor the rules,
| Championship Pennants Won by
Good, Hard Slugging.
Long Run
Running
Few Ex.
Base
~Zome
STEER
DIFFERENT NO
Since the Slugger, Coffee,
doned.
Coffee probably canes
ness and soeslled malar
one other thing-even bad climate
(Tea is just as harmful as coffee De
cause it contains caffeine, the drug in
coffee).
A Ft. Worth man says
“I have always been of a bilious tem
perament, subject to malaria and up
to one year ago a perfect glave to cof.
fee At times | would be covered with
boils and full of malarial poison, was
very nervous and bad swimming in
the head
“1 don’t know how It happened, but
I finally became convinced that my
sickness was due to the use of cofYes,
and a little less than a year ago |
stopped coffee and began drinking
Postum
“From that time I have not had a
boil, not had malaria at all, have
gained 15 pounds gond solid weignt
and know beyond all doubt this is due
to the use of Postum In place of col.
fea, as 1 bave taken no medicine at
WwW.
Was Abar~
more bilious.
a than any
©
“Poatum has certainly made healthy,
“Bugs” Raymond,
tain drawn on his efforts to pitch for
Chicago. Another player, released by
Pittsburgh 1s Jack Himes, formerly a
firat baseman in the TriState and
other minor lesgues.
that coffee drinking impoverished and
Name given by
Postum makes red blood
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