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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23
The Editors Mistake.

The editor of a weekly journal late
ly lost two of his subscribers through
accidentally departing from the beaten
track in his answers to correspondents.
Two of his subscribers wrote to ask
him his remedy for their respective
troubles. No. /, happy father OF
twins. wrote to inquire the best way to
get them safely over their teething,
and No. 2 wanted to know how to pro-
tect his orchards from the myriads oil
grasshoppers. The editor Trained his
answer upon the orthodox lines, but
unfortunately transported their two
names, with the result that No. /, who
was blessed with the twins, read, N re
ply to his query: ..Cover them care
fully with straw and set fire to them
and the little pests, after jumping
about in the flames few minutes, will
speedily be settled" While No. .
plagued with grasshoppers. was tolt
to s.Give q little castor oil and ru
their gums gently with bone"
Richmond Star.
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T. B. LOWE, Des Arc, Mo.

NOTICE OF LETTERS.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Of Administration, upon the estate of
John P. Huff, late of Iron county, de-
ceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, Administrator, by the
Judge of the Probate Court of the
County of Iron, bearing date the ed
day of September, 1898.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance, within one year
after the date of said Letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefits
of such estate; and if such claims be
not exhibited within two years from
the time of the publication of this
aotice, they will be forever barred.
| STEVEN D. SUTTON, Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
GATHERED ABOUT TIlE TOWN.

The official investigation into On" way the affairs
OF the town OF F1atlands have been conducted was
resumed yesterday by Commissioners Patters n. Car
man and Josephson, and will be confined for a week
Evidence was given yesterday In regard 10 the rc
mova OF two pages from the records Of the treasurer
OF School District No :. which were torn out by
Town Clerk schcnck. who supposed they were De
stroycd.
Andrew Chisheim. OF Fleet Place near wlloughby-
st., captain OF the lighter Empire. which being
loaded Prentcess Stores, at Joraiemon St. fell
overheard and was drowned Yesterday afternoon
The coEdition Of Assembyman Shields. who Is dan
gerousy III at the Ncw-iork Hospital. reported
TO be somewhat improved yesterday but his ultimate
recovery Is doubtful lie will be removed 10 his
home.
Mrs. Kate Speckcr. who recently shot and killed
Alexander Kirschner the who left her after she
was separated from her husband, was committed 10
Raymond street jail yesterday TO await the action Of
the Grand Jury In her case,
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
MAJOR TETTIGREW DID NOT RESIGN.

II was headquarters night" OF the 41th Regiment
of BROOKLYN last evening. Colonel Eddy and the field
staff and line officers of the regiment were all present
1t was expected by Colonel Eddy that Major Pc,grcw,
who was removed from his command at the state
Camp. would send In his resignation, bat II was not
received. Major Pcttigiew WAS rot present. Colonel
Eddy said that hc had not received the resignation
of Lieutenant Baird The Colonel called the officers
together for .he purpose, hc said. OF explaining his
action in removing Major Petgrew. lie declared
that the course he had taken due to order
from Colonel Phs,ercr assistant to Aduiant General
Porter lie wished the 10 under stand, lc added,
that he had no personal feeling against the Major.
The resignation OF Captain Liddlc. Of Company A,
was received. The action Of Captain Liddle had no
hearing on the removal Of Major Pcttigrew. rs he
expressed his irtcntion 10 resign some weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
\E\V.NORl[ CITY.

Postmaster Dayton ha, directed that all hootmack-
Ing stands bc removed from the corridors OF th"
PoStofcc. lie says they usually surrounded 10y
groups Of persons who Ioc the passage Of those hay
ins business jhrrc
J. Lawrence McKccvcr. banker, OF No. II Wall ST.,
II foreman OF the July Grand Jury which was sworn
In before Judge CoWnc in General sessions yesterday.
The Special Quarantine Commission Yesterday
awarded the contract for huldng the structure on
Hoffman Island for shcltcring detained mmgr to
Colin Mclean nt $f3.2jO. Commissioner Charles f..
Allcn president OF the board believes that the hos
pita ship Samuel ID. Carleton, used last year in the
cholera cpidcmic, can he made ready for use AT an
hours notice.
special permits for about 10000 Of the 10000 Ii
ccnscd vehicles IN New York have been issued by
Mayors Marshal Engclhard allowing them to stand
night in the streets.
Captain Theodore F. Kane, Civil Engineer Tctor G..
AsScr,on and Naval Constructor Frank p. Zahn, who
recently returned from two years, technical course
at Glasgow University. will convene this morning ~
an examining hoard Of candidates for tho places Of
master shipwiight and qua atcrman pattern maker in
the Navy Yard.
Some Of the passengers OF the White star steamer
Gcrmanc, which sailed for Uvcrpoo. yesterday, were
the Rev. Dr. VI. ~ Gilbert, Assistant Bishop Of Min
ncsola and the Marqui, Gustavc dormsa.
The inquest on the death OF LouiS Sohl. who WAS
accidentally shot by Christina Schcblcr last Monday
night. will bc held next Monday.
Joseph Reagan. who clubb,d in the head Icy
Cornelius sullivan, a bartender. saturday night.
died on Tuesday nigst. sullivan has been held.
II Is expected that Ex-Governor W"tmorc. whose
condition l. decidedly improved. will he allie to 60
10 his home at Newport in a few days.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
uoRsEwInPrED BY A WOMAN.

Isaac Hall. formerly the superintendent In III"
National Caskct Company In liobohrn. va, hori'-
Whipped Monday afternoon 10y Mr.. Henry >chri"brr
Of no. 3:,3 jefferson 4. some timo ago Han WAS
boardcr IN The house Of Henry Schricbrr and he
became devoted to Mr,. >chncbcr She comlliin"i
to her husband aud he t'rd Hall out Of The house,
,thourh Hail. il Is said. owed ~chrichcr about 500
Recently Mr.. aclricbcr learned That llJll had cir
cuIat.d reports concerning her, and sh" decided 10
puni, him for IT, ON Monday She waited ~ jefferson
and Fourth ~. until Hall passed that way. A.
soon ~ he approached her She drew heavy whip
frnu Inurath a wrap and struck him several time,
,rith IL Hall then away. Ii !, said he VIII
rause The arrest Of The woman ior ao-aultinS him.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
SHIPPING NEU.S.
PORT or NEw.YORK. WEDNESDAY. JULY 5, 1898.
ARRIVED

PORT or NEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1898.
ARRIVED.
c%i ar nor I En Es"Gn E2c at L2@dH 5 a asc at IS IS pn
steamer Male>u, CBr Parsell, JAyerool Junc 2s.
"a -.nrsor" to II Maitland Kcrscy. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Mcsa lDan rNub. Copenhagen June 90;
Ch,rania q: Chri,tian~nd u, & ~ win md, q cabin 2@l
DsS&@ sS DgS" sa id rG.s sts.1 E's.em 5aqs s
Fanch y Co. Arrived Kat a. The oha+, saT at AIS 49, m
Mchads Is Tcrctira 20 81 eogc n. Fayal - Florc,
T. G ml is ''0 rrSa ANA at ,Gc i'cIsss sF at mr. 10
Steamer I@hn Gcp. lleiimes Bremen @ June y south;
scrasc pa,cnsrs ociri-hN Co. Arrived at the Bar
sya ycG ,so cTas Isne g ;;o1a az Tax,% SI~
o. Tampco - farrSnc ~ q, Jams /. Wsra & co.
Arriy'd A. the nar AZ 40 m.
& -1%F am, ~ '9a Dacns SP to , tSai ceos s" Co. Co. Ar
'ya Srsmt at t@' ynaur ial %d2 pSac,cn GOa days with
Monr Co Ar,cd a, the B1r a, n5 = - a.
ton Win mi,. and passengers to VIM T. CLYDE 4 Co.
steamer ianita ~'lmon- Philadelphia. with md'e to
Shin Tibr,nnon tof GLASGOW. McCaum. Hamburg %
dat. IN ballast 10 Bowring & Archibald ,..o.
sandy ioot J. . 30 nr-Wind north; light breeze
cloudy. Sharp lightning
steamer Cottage city Bennett PoulandgIo1tio Hal.
steamer y CaIaud )butch, De Hocr, Iiotterdam-Funch'
steamer Munchcn ger. Stccnckcn, Boitimorc-Oericls
steamer w,onokc. Boa Norfolk and RchmOnd-0ld
Dominion Stramehip Co. , ,
Ste,nrr Neptune. trrer 1t AIMS Bay T. Kerr &
steamer rrogrceo. Brown. Batimore-JGme,. Jerome.
steamer Blurhclds. Lewis. baltmoie-h io,Hri;,
steamer Ro,al Prince lBu, Cotton, kingston sa'onina,
stamer Brookiyn city (Dr Browne BristOl-Iomes
steamer Nacoochec smith, 81, onnah-E l. Walker:
steamer And.r t.r; VILLAINS jerome LOTT Lnnloh'
"' steamer came El Pa.o Gardner Ncw.orleans-J L Van
81 Steamer Banan (Nou Hansen. rIayana-w Mnn,on.
steamer Lizzie Henderson. Van Kirk, Philadelphia
steamer Norwegian (Br. Christie. Glasgow-AustIn
'STI" shp Granite state. Fulton. shanshaJ whitney 4
nrs Albcr, shult,, Decker. Briigctown Bari w &
InrS Virginia Stafford (B'l. Bennett, Rio JanelrO-
Parker ~ Co.
SAILED.
SdcS st%r1'a' and NfS Ec@oad @ ?' O' raa %
rsacPSla "rmane n"Ts' @ epoo hy
cIe EcIF 1 hat%"rp B,yo%1s nH Avonmc%tn; jason (Br
MOn5Gfo noif trsSiscnd ISSi 'V's Dir for cadafia
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
s,.oner Spree CC.ep willgcroi from bremen for
YewIork sailed from sop,hamgIOa July % o vos
p':' Steamer chicago clY B. Fit from Ncw.YOlk juno
steamer s 1aesor, r a2 ca%THe H,S from Ncw'YorN for
% SS'Tf1 isf mameSss Ss'' pSSsl The Hard July "
Se.m.r. EdNin (bch), lIrunsma. aud Spaarndam (Dch
roSs from New.YOrk for Rotterdam. passed The Lizard
'"'S carer Thngyas DAM, Laub. from New.York June
II. arrived AZ copephagen July S;o,.. >; ,. ,..,vo.
Juns 10 via o'ohcnourg and Copenhagen. arrived at
stttIn ,,,cp Tr.vo tGcr. Saodcr from New.York via
S,n,hhonnnon arrived at Bremen July 4.
S,camsr san Fra1ssso Sp Bayona, from Ncw.YOrk
S,oan EncIsls pH SOkGs 1" from JaIan and China
for New.York. passed Maita July D.
Steamer rarahyba Fp. sailed from Rio JaneirO for
New.York July l.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
ryITRED on TIE WAY FROM CONEY ISLAND.

Mathew Conlcy. a boy thirteen years old. living at
10 - Concord ST., Brookyn. was passenger on the
rain fron Conny Island II 80 O'Clock Tuesday night.
lie occupied a place on the steps OF on" OF the open
cars. which was greatly crowded. As the train
crossed the cut through which the Thirty nInth-st.
branch OF the road nj City Line Conlcy lost his
balance and fell into the cut, distance Of twenty
feet, When he was picked up IT was found that il"
b,d a lroLon arm and Il broken c0llarbonc, ana
.unoripr from severe bruises. lie was sent TO
hospital.
James williams, cmployc on ia" road was also
a p,ss,ncrr on the same train. lie. too, sat upon
one ~ fine steps As the New York half Of the train
WIS passing through the cut toward the ferry. Will
laus leaned far ont and narrowly HmSs"d having
Ills skull fractured. A. II was hc lost part OF an
IT,. was sent hU,nc after being cared for ~ a ply
siclan.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06

Frank Lamb. sixteen years old. slipl"d ana I'h
fron The rnor ,toop of 81 Johns Hall while attending
festival there Tuesday evening, and knocking MS
head agin,t the nae lnvrmcniS r'c'n" lh''h'lpi''
He wa, carried hi, home. y ply irlin says "' j.
suffering from conclusion ~ tAc brain. 9ailu'l
Lewis who WIS Shot I'm the rg ON th' i'd'il N
the careless handling OF - II i"l III ire "irA "'
Edward linton aged thirteen year. ~ ir"'hNh' III
Curli, Says. viii probably recover. Ihr bii i''7'u
t,roucl mi, len leg near the thigh. III" Board
q, Trustee, VIII meet 10 morrow night to c"n-M"r the
application Of the Elm ford and Nni' TI'n, 'I'n'
Railroad G, mpiny ana the White Ila.aN ana M"u"
rnnrck Electric Company fOr the pri'll'., 'l I'NHF
rail, through the public streets e il" Nlas'
ia fr t,,. Igying Of sewer main, through Fisher
ave- according 10 plan, and .,P'i1cl,l2nc .r ~ u"
prepared. Tie taA levy ~ var l'T N""E'
purpo,,, viii amount to about ~'',W"'
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
TO REGJIATE. THE USE OF THE TROLLEY.

In view OF the many complaints regarding inc
operation OF trolley and the frequency OF accr
dents. the Law Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen
Yesterday reported a series OF ordinances 10 the
Board regulating the Of the trolley. They pro-
vide that no car shall b. stopped 50 as to ooStruct
an intersecng street that thc rate OF speed ~ street
crossnys shall not exceed three miles hour; that
no passengers be allow 10 ride on front platforms
of closed cars tnat open cars have guad chains
between the seats the side next 10 the other trt"
70 prevent passengers from getting on or on 'h"t
switclmen be placed at each switch; That all cars
be stopped fifteen feet from cross streets In when
other cars run that all cars be plainly marked with
large signs IN the front tho rear and on lhr Sides
and that no mOtOrnan bc allowed T. converse with
any passenger while operating his car.
The matter referred 10 the Railroad committee
Of the Board.
Coroner Kenc will make searching Inquiry re.
carding the accident Tuesday at Third ave. and
Sixty-fffhst.. the inquest into the death OF Pat
rick MclIugh who was Killed there.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
p,crox SHOOTING AT HOLLYWOOD.

crack hot, took part In the Independence Handicap a
l,e pigeon match. here today The conditions were 40
tt,n,c fc with fifteen birds each the winner To take
20 per one entrance money. Necond man ~ per
cont aud third 10 per cent The handicaps were l.. L.
1T - wards; J. u. Ellison. % wards Captain Money
40 ,afd, EdIai e. Murphy, 30 yards Philip Daly, IT,,
- ,ard, The bird, wcr iarly good. but strong wind
,ro., the ground responsible for number Of I't
bld, Captain money, The English champion. and JohA
u IIli.on tied for hTt place. with twelve birds csh
.r,v d, riGcd to divide and second money. f. IL
Fast Edgar q. Murphy and Philip Daily jr wyc tied
fr third plac. with crcn binds each. On the shodon
pt won. Ia the swccp"tokes that followed-condtons
a, bnd, each cntrihcc S10I.l,on and Captain Money
.c,in dl, idCd first money
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
TRIAL OF DR.. BRIGGS.
ONLY EXTENDED ACCOUNT IN PRINT.
NOW READY.

The Tribune has published In pamphlet
form, I2O large pages, a report Of the
Proceedings of the recent Presbyterian
General Assembly, in Washington, giving
with especial prominence and fuIness the
Trial of DR.. Briggs.
There is no other extended account OF
this now famous trial, and of the speeches
of Gen. McCook, DR.. Briggs, and others. In
print, nor is there likely to be any other.
The proceedings are reported by tho Rev.
John 3. Devins, a Presbyterian clergyman,
who caused full stenographic report to
be taken.
The pamphlet is illustrated with many
portraits.
Sent to any address In the United States
for rs cents, postage paid.
The Agent for the sale of this pamphlet
in Canada is the Rev. Benz. B. Keefer,
81 Richmond St., Toronto, Canada.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06

A MERCHANT "SANDBAGGED7 ~ 1

A MERCHANT "SANDBAGGED7 ~ III> STORE.
tm-tayc I;.l-.rt sixty eight years old, 1, - WIN"
merchant at 40. SO Washington f., llol"Lcn. i'll,
cellar known a, "CphW,b Hail. !. In the most
central fsirt Of the city Robert conduc, Wholesale
Iu,n..-, ana frequently Ia, ldrg" sum Of money in
h, cafe. Yesterday man -audbAes'd' Mr.. E'.-"
I'm hl, vlnc cellar and ATTEMPTED to rob ,hc place.
ON saturday last tall. wll dressed man entered the
cellar and sampled some of 10" wine. IL c'll'd
again Yesterday morning and again tasted ih" Wine.
Al.ui i've, hour. after hr departed boy entered Mr.
Roberts place and handed him an order for quantity
Of llduor j." sent q. O. D. 10 No. lO1o ll""m
r.ld ~ Robert ecnt the only clerk m d." store 10
tl,f addr.. with the good. which had been ordered
A frw minute, after th" clerk d"l"riur" ~" well
drc,-rd Young man Who had snmlcd ia" WIN" r.
turu,sI H.. asked Robert (" g'i hin -Hl" of q
certain brand. ana hen III" proprietor iuIn'd hio
luck The stranger struck MIN tWic" ou the h'Ht WI
81 .1udi,ar Robert ,Ha~ knocked down nnd da"d, hni
did not become unconscious. he tlh'fi' -" ni'
u,-ullant aud shouird for help. 1hl~ frightened a."
man away and he ncd Ia tn" street ana rscdPd
Robert Was not seriously Injured
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
HE STRUCK THE BLOW TO DEFEND THE FLAG.

Tie fun, raj OF John Kpug'r who was KILLED AT
Gntcnburg y. j., by Charles Schni'z wil' III AIS
pu,c over the recent libcrating Of Anarchists AZ
Chicago took place yesterday nj his home. Herman
ave and seventh ST.. In that place Much sympa hy
!. exm.ssch for tie man who caused Krcugrr -
death. iIr Is confined in the Hudson County jail
II seems that last sunday, party OF men were
in barber shop AT Guttenburg waiting 10 bc shaved,
when conversation turned upon the recent action Of
Governor hltgcld schultz grew offended M Krpng'rs
remark that this country Is rotten any way, and
It's flag an old rag" lie told the speaker that II
he again uttered such insult 10 the American flag
no would hit him. Krruger said he would repent
tho remark fifty times. When he did repeat IT,.
Schultz struck Linn blow 1t + supposed that In
falling Kreugcrs head struck stone and fractured
his skull.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
NEW -BRTNSWI X.

Mrs Taycttr ROmay, nineteen years old. WIG VI
brooklyn h1trrcarri"r was severely burh'' ~
IIighla nj Park, suburb OF New lru'swlck, on 'D'
u,,ruur If tn, Fourth SI. was visiting the family
Of her brother In law, william IIufSh. The children
were .tootng iir,TackcrS III u" back yaI me
smell of something burning was noticed. but II "'a
Thought Il 10 b" ,mOuldrIing hrccrack'Hs. TWO nl"h
dfoV, hy In th. rrad. however, ANA shouted 70 ht';
fi0mny tlat her clothes were on hr" She Jump"
nm aud IAN utn th, house. Her movement @ an
impetus to the nam,s. which soon "nrclopcd hrr'
Win difficulty the 10y standrrS put oui IN" han,S'
rr T.. II. I.arirr summoned, ana 1Ounh th"
woman to b. terribly burned from ~" waist down.
She suffered great palm Her condition i critical,
and fear. are entertained that SI" may not recover
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
A DECIDING GAME PREVENTED ny RAIN.

Aucu,t, Gl.. July 5.fhrr was intcns" Interest Gil
d,v ~ tl. ia,slall -lttltnu Augusta. Last nlrht
the nf.t sorlc. IN the southern League ended with the
Auou.ta club ahead. ha>ius lost only seventeen games
out o eiNt,.ouc Chaflc.tou hold, second place ami
..r,ri- that n she win the postponed cam" WIN
Augusta viii tie for nr-t. lr">id nt Hart ordered
the raino o. hc played here to-day, ani ur Charleston
club came here accompanied by several hundcd Charles
touan. Augusta caius have the p'nncnt on
her merit, and decided 10 refuse 10 play, but heavy
i,vnp,ur of rain fell shortly atr aud rendered the
,,ouud, unit for III, game. No umpire appeared. hut
I.h clubs the cround-, spectators. however
mo. r,!nc admitted. Charrton Will carry cle question
for the League directory. The second series Olci,
here tomorrow. when Augusta ahd Chai'cNtoh wi" met
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
CITY OFFICIALS PLAY AT ORANGE.

tion ulayoI i've wildly exciting inning, u baseball at
orange Yesterday. Mayor Fell wa, umpire. and city
counsc Horton scorer and there was EAGER and c\.
cited crowd there. Gcorgc Roberts, of the school Com
..loncf- appeared IA clown, drcS, Of iguIci chint1
,rt \ big yellow tufir aud William Parkinson Of tae
Aldermen matched him IN costume Of ~tripd blue ana
rhr, lie caught one inning In peach basket
ri. ,,atnr was fiotous piece u run all through, the
uunlrc deciding vita equal pttialty both sides
ri,. ufor,,d, ~ the game were divided between thr
N.morlal Hospital aud the Orphan Home. After the
came both ooh dinner together with great ani'a
hilrv. The score:
Aldermen -...-..-...'. '.'''-....9 IA
Idu alton q " ,,',nr
I.attrr,c.-Wslsh and Parkinson; seymour and Mohor
r,.,nlt.-l IA each l.rJr,-Aldcrmen Education H.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WE,STCHESTER COUNTY.
NONkIRS.

NONKERS
DEAD FISH DEFlLE VAN COrRTLANDF LAKE.
Mr. Welsh. an engineer Of the department Of Pub
lie Parks New York city, ha~ traced the cals" OF the
dcnlcmcnt oi Van Coartlandt Lake through libbcits
Brook ~ far NJ DunwOOdic. lie reports t't many
dead fish have ciiiscI condition "i thing,
detrimental 10 public health TlF cau'c' Ii" says.
Is not in Van Couflllndt Lake. but further mp the
stream President TaIpn. Of 'h" N'" York Park
roId. has written 10 the lonhi' io'" o H'diii
about 1t.
An Important suit IS now pending b'ior" John G.
Uarriein. sitting ~ United statc- Comui- oner In
Yonkcr, 1t /, an action hrou-t bv the lcicrcar-
Iicr, Of YonLcr> against the United states 10 recover
lacl, pa for overtime. ana tine amount involved Is
.cyrral thousand dollars TIL" suit j. brought under the
recent dcrl,on of III United STATE" supreme Court that
under the law II 1ae-. carrier, are "nitld 10 pay
for time in excess Of eight hours worked since III"
law Of less took cr Ct G'> m"'mh'' pnF
chased by the city for th piulc~~ execution oi doc'
has been set mp at The clty ppand. The Parii'il
T,nnl, club closed 4 ,uccc,,iHl tournament Tuesday
afternoon. Miss IiumasOn Won I'll" hr't pm" IN
Iadic,' singles 4 portfolio OF beautiful au"i"ur pho
tocrapls, and the second prize pair "' opera Ia'E'
vent to Ms, Maud Hunter. ". GHI"rd won tn"
fir, prize In mcn'S single. ctnr. ana Ia" second
prizc an inl>tand. went To II. Ia.hiord The
lonhcr, Tennis Club nd, purchased an A'r, inu 4
half Of land in lali,ld. ave. near r1onnlrd Plac"
cost $1,000, which It Is cAlcricd VIII be- ready Ill
he
New-York tribune., 1893-07-06
4 LIVELY GAME At rITrsnUEG.

pui.irr, Iulv j.-.1hc Dltmor"' could not h't
ulan Boz timely fashion TO- av and werr shut ont Mnlan"
rt pi.f.hurq. we'll scattered and when the bases
,.f. nlI hc 50 .pSlncbr. jennings, errors were ~
.,.op-nJr for both of Pltt,burg's Umpire Me-
IaurhIln had M.,luw taken out ~ the came and or the
rounds. also nnlng him S3j fpr continuous h1rkt'k
rIe,.ghlin claimed that the ti" -hort"p ntn'rd win
,l.r causing jake" drop ball throcn al first
,iu Wa also 'touchc" for -, for trying 10 fall down
when the umpire called ball which Tony thought
should tc a ,tIhr. weather Inc Au'ndancc. l.0-o.
The score:
baltimore ............-....O v
l'itf-hufe v ! "
E,.hit, Baltimore . rlft,,ure .. Erroi~-Baltinore
2 prt-IIirp lnfi'r. Nulan' and Eolin~'nf hiI'ch
aud Miller. Cmpir-Mc Iauahlii