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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
A Social Brc~zc.

First Party-I thought you said Mr. Dis
nal Failure mad lost al OF his money IL the
la.e crash!
Second Party-So be did. every dollar
First PARKWAY, ! saw his wife AID
daughter yesterday, and they had ali sails
Sc; for E1rope-
Second Pa-ty-Thea the Old nan nus.
have been raising the wind
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman. after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh. and
vainly trying every known remedy. at last
found recipe which completely cured
and saved him from death. Any sufferer
from this dreadful disease sending self
addressed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A.
Lawrence IS Warren street. New York
City, viii receive the recipe free of charge.
Il . u 2e
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
WAR ON THE SALOONS.

BELvIDERE, H.. Feb. 16.-The climax
was reached in the war against the saloon
keepers yesterday when the grand jury re-
turned indictments against every liquor
man in this city. Nearly eighty indict-
ment were found altogether for selling
liquors to minors and habitual drunkards
The saloon-keepers already have a $4,000
damage suit on their hands, and the fact
of their being compelled TO pay 81 .00a an
nual license, together with the expenses of
the law suits, will about absorb all of their
profits. The temperance people feel happy
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

c1iIn wasseved. Needless 70 relate the
thankfuIness OF the poor young mother or
the gratitude Of the father.
Il guess you air a white man, Rik, after
all" said the Sheriff.
Il purse was made up Bfnong the pas
senseTs for the man whose name was
Erikir, ScnDsii savian By biTth. 10 was
Afterwards learned that the Sheriff told
the story 10 the ''Jedze," and the Judge,
with Western freed IN. and tha. afnalra-
ton for gallant act which covers . mai
tftade Of sins, 50 arranged that wkan
IL was found that Eriktr had myst~rsousiy
disappeHsd. nothing was done D>y ond q
little oGicis binsfer. and Ia szcsUsd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

a CBIcsoo dinner iocs1ed osrxz.
lfs 81 gs1lze- The s7sess are 40 c,-x,-,-s
'sfa iur "'rt fssss<r tnAs they ~. .,rx.d -
20 cat, for fear tfey VIA De en-.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
MONTANA'S PROSPECT FOR ADMlS-
SION.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. 16-The people of
Montana, irrespective of politics, are anx-
ious for admission upon almost any terms,
but the legislature, which is Republican
in both branches, blocks the game. Dele
gate Toole is the stumbling block. He
wrote letter to that body about two
weeks ago asking that action be
taken by it at once to telegraph
memorial to Washington praying
that Montana be admitted into
the union. 4 memorial was prepared in
the house which had clause in it provid-
ing for sending it to Toole for presenta-
ton. This raised rumpus, and there was
demand that Toole's name should not be
used; that the memorial be addressed
direct to congress. 1t was debated for
several days, and then the house changed
it and amended 1t SO that thought it would
be satisfactory to the council, but it was
not and that body laid it on the table,
where it will probably stop.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

Gout in most cases first makes itself
known by an acute pain in the joint of the
great toe. This most eXcruciating pain
may be likened to that produced by the
driving of wedge under the nail. For
govt use Salvation Oil. Price % cents a
bottle.
Drink, pretty creature, drink little
at time of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
you will relieve your cold, and not rack
your chest and lungs to pieces, and keep
every body else in a stage of agitation.
Price tWenty-fiYn cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

tories within the dry-dook. The wind stu
continues favorable. Six million litres Oh
petroleum are in flames. The oil, II IL e1 =,
pected, viii continue to burn at least until
Monday. At the moment OF the explo,,
SION many Of the workmen jumped
into the Scheldt in their fright ana
We're drowned. 4 number OF sailors anh
customs officers were killed on board the
ships hv flying bullets, and the. snip,
were riddlcd by missiles. IL il estimated
that 1000 tons Of cartridges exploded. Inc
noise was heard fiity miles away The
smoke which filed the air was greater IA
volume than that of great battle. Human
heads and other parts Of bodies were found
half a mile away from the scene OF the dis-
aster. One hundred and thirty whole
c0rpees lie in the morgues. and the charreu
heaps Of human remains represent N ui-
number of dead The first officer ot we
known Red Star Lane steamer iceland MaS
terribly wounded on board &C his ship. inc
noiseof the explosion exactly reselnbledthe
sounds Of battle. Those who have been
deprived Of their homes by the fire a. r.
cainped unon the river banks. Inc water
works. which cost c30 600, ere three parts
destroyed. The King and Queen haye tele-
graphcl expressing their sympathy VITA
the sufferers. subscriptions have ,been
opened Tor tia relief OF those rendered oeS-
tftutB bv the DISASTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
WILL VICTORIA ABDlCATE?
4 Royal Conference Which May Deter
mine That Point.
fBy Anelo-Amorican cable to the Dispatch.

fBy Anglo-Amorican cable 70 the Dispatch
LONDON. September There is cOnside-
rable speculation Is to the meaning OF the
proposed meeting of the royalties next
month. The Empress Frederick viii make
her residence al the villa occupied by her
mother last year at Florence, where she
will be visited by her son, the Emperor OF
Germany, and his wife. although the OBJ
iectiye point Of this latter pair VIII ostensi-
Div be Rome, where a. the EmperOrs re-
aliest his reception by the italian monarch
will be unmarked 10y reviews or displays.
Although great pains have been taken TO
keep the fact from the public. the Queen
of England will join her daughter and her
i,nperial grandson NJ Florence, where
matter of the highest Importance. not only
to Great Britain but 10 the world, VIII be
decided. This is nothing less than the
proposal that Queen Victoria should abdl-
cate in favor of the Prince OF Wales Inc
Prince has been pleased 10 announce that
his health has been much improved by
quafing the German waters, thus sun
further ingratiatiug himself with the Ger
mans and their ruler, which 1t Is has roe
10 do now for most powerful reasons.
Their outward reconciliation, at least, IS
now complete. and the Prince has privately
given il out that he intends hencetOrth TO
abandon all frivolous habits of life, dis
card all loose acquaintance, however
entertaining. and conduct himself Is
becomes the heir to throne I'M
doubtedly the most enyiable Of any
in existence. Daughter and grandson are
expected 10 impress this edifying resolu.
ton upon Queen Victoria at the meeting OF
the trio in Italy, and another attack will be-
made upon her to relinquish the cares OF
State.
Ii is well understood that the reason
former assault failed was the old lady's
vigorously expressed objection to seeing,
putting it As delicately as possible, a person
leading such a life as the Prince has led
assume the regency over people accus-
toned at least TO virtuous, she might
even have said prudish, court:
Now that be has determined TO forswear
ballet-girls and professional beauties, alb
stain from baccarat and similar seductive
games. and accept only the society of the
crave and learned, it Is hoped that the last
objections of the Queen to retiring to prl-
yate life viii he overcome, and that she can
conscientiously crafty her secret desire 70
mass her declining years wherever she
ploases in the companionship OF her
widowed daughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
MANCHESTER IN SHORT SPACE.
The County Dcmocracy-Personal and
Other News Items.

Mr.. George i. Robertson, chairman OF
the Democratic party III Chesterhelu, was
in the city Yesterday and sad ne expects
largc attendance at the Courthouse Mon
dav. when the convention Tor the TeorSaAl-
zation Of the party will be held. Mr. Rob
ertson Is anxious TO hc rehcYed ~ ciaiI-
man and wants to work in the ranks. Ny.
p Y Coobill has been mentioned in con-
nection with the Guardianship. but It IS
understood that Mr.. COgbill wants Mr..
Robertson 10 continue in the position.
so far thirtv-twO have joined the new
lodge Of Red Men IN Swansboro'. III
di1rola LODGE Of Manchester are Whottug
up their knives. and VIII wage war on me
scalps If these thirtv-twO pale-iaccs next
Wednesday night, when the new tribe VIII
be organized.
when the Street Committee meets this
week t. consider the matter OF having
wider bridge built over the canal on lower
Hull street representatives from the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway and the Street
Railway Company VIII be invited to be
The last of the series Of moonlight hops
at the Bon-Air Hotel will take place, Non
day night, when there Wall be a tuu-dresS
affair.
neousiv rruorted ms dead. is living and inn
proving with prospects of her recovery.
Miss Maggie Jones, Of Ashland, and Miss
JolliA. of Baltimore. are visiting Hiss Car
RE Walden. of Buck Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID. Beattie have re-
turned from the North.
The Chesterfield County Court meets to-
morrow.
There viii be a promise meeting at
the Danville railroad Young Mems Chris
tian Association this evening at 800
o'clock. to which all are invited.
MIR. benjamin p. Owen, Jr., and wife
leaA tomorrow for Roanoke, where Dir.
Owen will attend the meeting OF the VIZ
einia Press Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Nr,N YnnN sTncK MARKET

NEw YORK. scpiem Der The stock market
was unusually a'tire ana strong To-Day Tor
Saturday ami dealings roiiecfei scmetsioS
u,oto Than usual. Traders scalping BOWS OF tne
DAY. - rula, was rather buiiish. and buying
ives o. the bcs, kind, and extended % largo NUM-
bar - stocks. There Vss considerable bear
pressure ~ The opening and the hrst prices
were generally fractions lower tnah lRst eve
ning's figures Delaware and Hudson was ex-
ccpucual. with a lOs3 Ot per cent az lisa Ccal
stock seemed % be neglected ~ their trends
to-day. and while tho general list IL irscuoh.
ally higher, and in most cases tonight coal
stocks furnished Tho only marked changes IN
quotations. and they we're in the direcuon OF
lover figures. Tennessee coal made sharp
stump. drOf ping from 46f 70 a3k. and only
n portion OF this decline WIS recovered me
pressure ~ tho opening met With y good de-
manl for stocks and the temper OF The tnaiket
was soon changed Tor toe better. aud while en-
cinnau. Chicago. Columbus sud -. Louls was
specially weak. dropping from - last evening
% 49,. losscs IN the others were coniiuci 10
small fra,rons. The reaction. however. was
sharp and fun and 2 complete recovery TOOK
place. even Cincinnat, Chicago. Columbus and
80. Louis going ba-k 10 its drsi ngure The rise
was load by Rock Island which rOae 20 lOit4, iol-
lowed Uy LOuisYi,ls and Nashville. which WAS
tho only one of the southern stocks 10 get any
attention outside OF Richmond and West Point.
while Missouri Pacific. Atc1ison ana Wanasn
preferred were close behind. Tho lasi-named
stock was unusually active ana strong:
Tho market Quietcd down toward II O'Clock ana
snigl. reGct.oas t1ok place. bat the issue OF me
bank slaemrut, with is marked increase IN tbe
surplus reserve. started % new hullish teciing
AMI msny stocks reached still higher prices IMAM
during fhe arvf hour The close was active ana
strong the 0est prices reached. The salcs OF
listed stocks wore $4,000 shares. Delaware and
Hudson Ia down ils. rendosseo Coal ~, aud
Manitoba per cent, but tho great majority OF
the ether active stocks arc fractionally higher
this evening
6esnfng Exchange QUOT and frm NJ va
4SSt. Money oasy az saip. Suo-lreA-ury ph-
auces told. $l5'. ZOO: currency, S2i,o i,VOL
soveruments 1ull and steady for IS, per
cents. ~ ex. int; a.. coupons, 1854 OK INT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
A NEGRO LYNCHED.
A oNE-LEGcED FlEND MOBeED IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Result of an Outrageous Assault Upon
Tweive-Year-Old Child i'm
CASTOR County.
Special telegram 70 tho Dispaich.l

CHARLOTTE. \. c., September There
is great excitement IN the neighborhOod II
Stanley Creek. in CASTOR county, on &C
count Of the lynching early this morning
Of John Sigmond. hurley one-legged ne
GRO. The circumstances Of the lynching
as learned by your correspondent tonight
are as follows Sigmcnd was employed as
q lnborer on the farm Of Esquire >. Is:
Moore. q very highly respectable citizen OF
CASTOR county. Yesterday afternoon WINE
Sigmond WAS doing some work about The
house Sir. Moore went into the field. No
one was AZ home but the negro and MT.
Moore little twelyc-year-old daughter,
who 5gas sitting in the bedroom.
Sig!nond saw her through the window
from outside, and realizing That no one
was near lie went in and quickly
entered the room where the young
girl was. and locking the door he at once
made a fendish assault upon her. The
girl began 10 scream az the top OK her
voice. and her father hearing her cries
rushed To the house. aud securing IN axe lac
went 70 the door. aud finding It locked
broke il open lust in time b catch the ne
GRO by the foot n he was jumping from
the window. Mr. Moore struck the negro
n time or two and then binding HIM car
ried him before magistrate. a prellml-
nary trial was had and the negro was
turned over to the officers TO be committed
20 Jail.
IL Is about ten miles from Stanley Creek
70 Dallas countv-seat. and 1t Is was after
midnight when the officers started on their
Journey 10 the Jail. When about four miles
away seveuty-fve masked men rushed out
from the woods and, surrounding the OFF,
GERS, demanded that they turn tncir
prisoner over TO them. Tho officers seeing
HAT thew were ovorpowercd sad nothing,
and allowed Sicmond 20 be carried away.
They had cone only a few hundred yards
when several shots were heard. To-day
the body of the negro was found tightly
bound against LARGE oak tree in stand
ing position with his head as. If facing
the mob. lis body was entirely riddled
with bullets, evidently at least fifty shots
having been fired into it. There arc No
clues TO the mob.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

the Richmond Gun Club at o'clock. and;
above ALL there will be concert OF vocal
and instrumental music conducted by
Captain Frank w. Cunningham, assisted
by Messrs. Douglas l.. Leftwich aud Lonls
PizzIm. Go out and enjoy. yourself with
Captain Epps and his excellent corps OK
assistants. 49,
Clash, Mcdowell b Adams will give an
excursion 10 Washington on the 23d instant
ria the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana 20
tonac railroad 20 Quantieo and nom there
10 Washington by steamer. -
The ARIEL viii run an excursion TO Qld
Point and Norfolk next Saturday night,
leaving here at 10 o'clock and returning
sunday at midnight. Tickets good to re-
turn the following Tuesday.
There viii be an excursion TO Washing
ton on the 18th by the Old BOYS over the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
road to Quntico and thence by boat.
The fredericksburg railroad ohers great
IL reduced rates TO the Baltimore Exposi-
tiOn.
The Ariel will run down to Dutch Gap
and the monitors this afternoon, leaving
her wharf ut o'clock and returning ~ z.
jamestown Tribe, No. Al, Improved Or
der Red Men, invite you 10 90 with them
10 Providence Forge tomorrow. Iran
leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot at ':oo
4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
THEATRE AND MOZART.
Forthcoming Attractions nj These Places
of Amusement.

The Theatre will begin its regular dro-
matte season tomorrow night with bliss
Agnes Hcrndon in her new play Of " La
Belle Marie"
The plot Of the piece is "Frenchy."
Jean Ingloside * an innocent village
maiden who is eusnarcd by George Leigh
ton. This shame causes the death Of Jeans
parents and she vows 20 be bitterly re-
vcnged on Leighton. She accordingly as
sumes an alas and IS known rs Ia bells
Marie" She is so completely disguised
that her former lover does not know her,
and She has little difficulty in winning him
acain. thus leading him on TO financial and
social ruin.
The dramatic climax is in an interrupted
wedding Just As George expected 20 secure
by marriage the Inheritance Of handsome
girl to cover his defalrations. La Belle
Marien arrives on the scene ~ tins juno
.ure. throws of her disguise, and reveals
herself 10 George As the gOiden-haired
Jean Ineleside, who had finally carried out
her revenge.
la Belle Marie" will be played Monday
and TUESDAY evenings. On wednesday
evening Miss IIerndon will appear in The
c. r. Bride" which had run OF elrnt
weeks at the Union-Square Theatre New
York.
The Streets of New York" will be pre-
sentcd September 18th and 14th under the
management OF T.. VI. Gardiner.
OPENING or THE MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
After Dark" which viii open the tall
and winter season tomorrow night at the
Academy, is said To he the most complete
production that play has had for some
years. L. is by Boucicault; was written ut
MS best time. and it has the best OF has
stage knowledge. The plot is one OF those
substantial ones that Will not die rs long
rs melodrama lives. It contains effects
that. perhaps occasionally used IN other
pieces. are neither so effectively introduced
in them nor SO lcgitimately worked.
W. 4. Brady is known - be one. ~ orr
best character actors, and his rendition ot
Old Tom has been highly praised. In tho
Concert Hall scene in the fourth act Bobby
Gaylor, the Irish comique, makes ms ap-
pearance. Mr. Gaylor Is new to our peo-
pie. but his reputation as an Irish come
dian is we'll known. Kelly and Murphy
also give a grotesque. and at times pretty
severe boxing exhibition. The play gives
great opportunities for scenic elect, ana II
we are 10 believe what is said az the Acade,,,
NV. After Dark " is 10 be a very hlg. Wen
put on md strongly sensational piece;
The engagement is for three nights and
Tuesday matinee. and the management
confidently expect full houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

There's plenty Of 1t.
Every day now We're
kept busy putting array
the ne1O arrivals. Each
department is tubing on
its Fall complexion. We
are not prepared just
yet to announce ourselves
in ship shape" " G
shall be before many
days. But we're enough
ready to cater to almost
any conceivable rant you
may hare. Knowine Us
and QUE rays it's not
necessary to sag any
thing about UaTety or
prices. You know 1ce fill
the house f1cU Of the
BES1--Gnd put on the
most " taking " sort Of
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
TWELVE BUILDINGS BURNED.
An Immense Sugar-Plaut Destroyed-seVe-
raj Firemcn Injured.
by telegraph 70 the Dlspaich.l


Nrw York. September IA very disas-
tr1us fire broke out about 1870 tins alter
noon Ia the mammoth sugar-plaut Of DICK
Never A Co. on north Seventh and north
Ei-l'u streets in BROOKLYN. The fire start
q with an explosion, the exact cause OF
which is not known. IL Is supposed 10
have been caused by the explosive nature
If the fncly-powdered particles OF sugar
which had pcrmcated the air IN the MUS
NAcr. rrauuntcd sugar was reduced 70 tne
powdered product. There were three nils
a. work reducing the granulated sugar 10
Ia, fntlv-pOwdered article. The entire es-
.abl!shmeut. which consisted OF q cOhec-
non ~ buildings eight stories Ia height'
extending about COO feet ON north seventh
4treet. 200 feet on north Eighth street, ana
30 along Dock street, was reduced 10
mas. of ruins 1t was filled with very
,alualle machinery. and the loss on tho
lul1iup and machinery Is estimated az
.,l,.ut "a GOO 900. Within the building were
p zoo barrels Of sugar valued at about hail
amillon dollars. making total loss OF
about 80 900 900. A number OF men were
injured by the explosion OF burned ny hTe.
Their names are not obtmnaole.
The name.of the firm Is Dick Meyers
SUGAR Refining Company. The explosion
occurred ou the fifth hoOr in the new re-
f..ry situated on north Eighth street.
gour alarms and a special call were sent
cut The hlter-house next door 10 the ~
.uerv soon caught tiro, ami shortly AFTER
.ard the second Gltcr-house, on north
Sevrnth street. was seized upon by the
1uncry flames Almost at the same
time the machine building, me Of
ice building. and a number OF shous
were attacked. At 2sO the floors and
walls Of The building had fallen IN,
and at 8 o'clock the flames had reached the TN.
storage house on north seventh stI'1t'
srhere nn0 barrels of sugar were stored. IN
balf an hour this was all burned up, and
.s .i the entire plant Of twelve buildings
we're in ruins. The property WA, was insured
FOR neatly the entire value. The capaiSl'y
II The Burner refinery was one million
,,onuds daily. About 70, 900 barrels OF sugar
vent up in smoke During the progress OF
fbe fire Martin Schmidt was burned ABOUT
~. fsce John Keller about the head, and
E@oree swollen had mis- arm fractured 10y a
,,lling brick Three other men were
,Iiichtly injured AZ 6 o'clock the flames
1ad spent their fury and were nnoer con-
sx.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
baseball Yesterday.
ny telegraph 10 ihe DisDGich.l
lFlrst Geme.l

NashuCt ors..........O y y ~
Chicag0s. OO01 o 0--3
Basc-hite- Washngtons, @; Chcacos. :.
Errors Washiuctons. :: Chicagos, 4. Bat
-IIaddock and DAILY; Hutchinson
and Farrell.
SECOND Game-oleyon innincsl
Washinctons......O OO1 90 0OO0 Ia
Chicacos. .........0 001 OC 90 0 o.
Basc-mts- Wash.ngtons. 5; Chicacos. 5.
Errors Washngtons, ! Chicagos. 2. Bat
tcrles- Fcrson and DAILY; Gumbert and
Daring.
Philadelphia:
Clcgelands. ..........1 O0O1200 o. 4
TmladelDhias........O q 2 o 2 g G o. 9
Base-hits -Clorciands. !; Philaaolphlas,
g. Errors Clovclands, 6; Philadelphias, !.
Batteries O Brien and thinner; BufintOn
and Clements.
Baltimore:
Baltmores.. % O221OOO- 3
Cinciuultis ..........3 o D o o o 2 O. )
Ba-o-aite Baltiworcs. g Cinclnuotie, ..
Errors -Balfimoro.. 2; tincinnatls. :. Bat
tcrics-Q Quinn and Foreman KEENAN, ADD
smith. Game called on account OF dirk
ness.
Philadelphia:
The Athletic and Louisville clubs played
Q tie this afternoon the game being called
while the tors were 80 the bat III the
ninth inning having scored two runs and
having two men on bases.
Athletics. 0 / Q 0 ! 0 o o.
Louisyilles ..........O o o o 2 0 q .
Baeo-hits Athletics. @; Iouisvilles, ..
Errors Athletics. 2; Louisyllcs, 7. Bate
les Robinson aud Weighing; Vaughan and
Ewing.
New York:
New Yorks...........234 OO12-12
indianapolis. o o 2 o q o ?
Basc-hits- New Yorks, 10; indianapolis,
g. Errors New YOrks, / indianapolis,
6. Batteries Brown and Murphy; RuSie,
Sommers aud Buckley.
Game called OF the end OF the seventh in
ming on account of darkness.
Boston:
Bostons ..................2 0 % i
Blttsburghs. y y y u
observation-disclosures, & PlttsburChs, 4.
Errors Bostons. 3: Pittsburghs, 4. Bat
teries-C larkson, DAILY and Camel; Calvin
AMI Carroll.
Game called on occount of darkness.
Columbus:
Columbus ............02 20 020 / 0--5
Kansas Citv...........0 0 o o 0 0 0 q 90
Baso-hits- Columbus. 7; Kansas City, 6.
Errors Columbus. 3: Kansas City. .. Bat
teries Baldwin and O'COnnor; SWartzell
and Gdnson.
Brooklyn;
The st. Louis champions forfeited yester-
days game 90 the Brid"grOoms during tho
home teams last turn at the bat. Clark at
the time was on second. with no one out,
when COminsky ordered his players of the
field. The -, lA3 spectators began to boot
them. and also ran on the field, but the
Brooklvn players chased every one of
quickly. BY that time thousands OF visitors
were going out of the gate. At the end of
the siyth inning, when the St LOUIS team
were in the lead. they began clamor for
the game 10 be called, and upon every de-
cision after that there was kick. Umpire
Goldsmith kept timing the st. Lonis men,
but with lcttle effect. The Brooklyn Club
Will insist upon 81 800 fine being imposed
on the st. Louis. Two or three Of the st.
LOUIS players were roughly handled after
the game. Score;
st. Louis.............0 0 0 l O.
Base-h:ts-B rooklyns, 7; st. Louis, 10.
Errors Broohyns, 6: st. Louis 8. Bat
teries- Caruthers and Clark; Chamberlain
and Nillgan.