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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-06
JUST A FEW FlAPJACKS.

They Broke Up Home and Showed n
womans Heartiessness.
81 don much kecr what II is, - he was
saying to the boss Of 'ho section hands
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MISSION in HOUSTON
FULFILLED.
THERE is NO LONGER ANY REASON
WHY PEOPLE SHOULD SUFFER
WITH KIDNEY DISEASE.
There is a Remedy in
Your Midst that Will
Cure You.
AND THAT REMEDY is DR.. HOBBS
SPARAGUS KIDNEY PILLS.

The prediction made by Dr. Hobbs in
the papers of this city some weeks ago
that by the use OF DR.. Hobbs Sparagus
Kidney Pills, the total number OF those
suffering from kidney troubles in Houston
would be reduced at least % per cent dur
Ing that time. has been fully verified.
Could the public but read all of the
tonder and grateful letters which are
daily received by the owners Of this grand
remedy from cured patients, letters full
to Overlooking from joyful hearts once
more restored to health after years Of SUI
ferlng bhd misery-ths good this grand
medicine has accomplished, and is accom-
plshing today. would be more than ever
realized 10y the public.
There is nothing that can cause airy
houest physician greater satisfaction and
pleasure than to feel that ho has been
the means of restoring lost health to some
fellow creature.
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HOBBS REMEDY CO.
Gentlcmen.-Fo years l have been SUI
fering from a weak back and severe pains
in the region of my kidneys. my first ser
ious troubles being at the age of "A years.
at that time tho muscles OF my back
near my kidneys seemed to become par
alyZed. ! was carried to my home In ter
rible agony and for days had to be turn.
ed in my bed having lost all use OF the
muscles of my back.
Since that time | have been constant
sufferer from kidney trouble. At the ag"
OF ~, bacame patrolman in the Police
Department Of Chicago. and have since
| that time. served as n crossing ofhcer III
the busiest district. being constantly on
| my feet for nine hours per day In all
| weathers. ] had been constant sufferer
| from pains in my back and sides, snort.
ness of wind swelling in my feet and
ankles. and | feared | had Bright's Disease
of tie kidneys | had tried great many
So called remedies, including plasters.
| electrical appliances. etc, and took medi-
cine enough to disorder my stomach, but
| found no permanent relief. l was finally
advised by friend, q physician 10 ,ry
| DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney pills and
did. but | hadn't much faith in them. be-
camse had tried so many medicines, With
out getting relief. l had lost faith. After
few doses. however. l thought l noticed
| u change fer the better so ! continued TIL
| had taken four boxes. l was cured -FOUR
| boxes OF DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney PITS
had done for me what $40 worth of drugs
had been unable to do. I am now in per-
feet health | am 81 years of age. measure
six foot TWO. and weigh 300 pounds. nave
+, Il good appetite, my back seems quite Wen
and stronger than ever before, and al
though am still standing on the paving
stones for nine hours each day, feel no
fatigue in my back.
nr. Hobbs sparagus Kidney pills have
been to me friend indeed and stu take
| them at intervals as preventive, and 10
strengthen my back and muscles
Yours Respectfully,
OFFICER C. e. DANKS,
LIST Precinct Police.
Or. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills. so
| cents n hoy Six for 50 so,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTlCE-Noticc IL hereby given that Mr..
J.. NJ, Matthew's has disposed OF MS
interest IN the Arm OF pcMeri't. Mat
thows ~ Co. and retires thercfrom. the
peMeriu shoe Company have acquired
the assets and assume the liabilities or
the old firm, and VIII continue the bust
meas AT the old stand, b0S Main street.
T.. T. peMeritt
l.. NJ. Matthews.
II. T.. MacGregor.
In retiring from the old Arm. thunk
my friends for their liberal patronage
in the pas, and ask continuance OF
their trade wtth the new firm. assuring
Thorn OF square dealing. always,
* Leo NJ. Matthews.
ADM INSTR ATRIN NoT1CE--Letters or
admin. tration on tho estate OF Johh
Peterson were granted 10 me by inc
county court Of Harris county on March
o. 1881 An persons having claims
against said estate will present the sumo
wNh.p the time required by law. My
pcstoffce address is No. 1901 Rusk ave-
nue.. Houston. Texas. Emma Petersen.
ADMINISTRATIVE estate of John Peterson
deceased.
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s.las ss'',. Shipments.

sss, rs shipments.
~ .tss r,' 49,. AprIl s4.-A spec,.,
s,s. , ), y. the is'S i'sa a 1fon Asss
cslssso ,s s.aa :, through to Chi
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eees ,ss,ai@siSsiiissa 'a ss. R. sIs.
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Eleven Years of Pain.

OFFICER DANKs AND HIS KIDNEY
oUBLEs-NOTHGNG GAVE ANY
RELIEF FOR YEARS--A PHYSICIAN
FINALLY RECoMMEN d L ID d r.
HOBBS SPARAGUS KIDNEY PILLS.
WHICH CURED HIM.
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" ae,idence. nn..

Teas A., burned.
y .lsb, april ga fire occurred
FL cs.,,s ssp 20. aice dwellings. the
ssis orlr,,. .ecs and W. S, John.
tsss I'D . sas,' in the dwelling of
ssris. Tho ,.,' the house with
~ Insured n lily being away from
D. !, 'esa,sats s Of tho contents 1Sseass
! IA Niles sse,S contents $500; both OF
"a BY " NJ Mr. =. Eva Miles wa,
'Hs Unknown 'a'' fully insured.
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i . ,..,rs'. !. Tn,' !. city
/ s'.,',.,iom on May "
/. ,,...s Three Day"
\ tsA,A annual Christian
q ~. mot by might nor
/ ', !, my spirit, saith the
! = .,p. n Conference Oh
/ :, ,,,, and acquaintance
,,.s.-presiasn'' W. G. Bell
sss service haas,
~ when. by the chorus rus,
!, velnme-For Houston
ear lumsn, for Galveston
H.. : :. convention trise and
!. ai ..ll, H. print in FULL
p I'm, aBlest Be the Tie"
~, .s,rson-Rev. j. J, Holly Jolly
=. 1 :rs,ec,. "Power for serv-
-. Committees will be APP
x nnsa's
!. w !. moyniug-e:so to 7:15
y ,rysr meetings. .,.a
M ~ for this convention :.
ilss IN. rndeayorers in Texas.
I, Ps.Syterlan church. John
\. i r. slosn, Pine Valley.
= s.s 1 church, Miss Tyler
',- v;ce President Rev. ].
L raiding'
IN. Sam NJ. Hamilton, Waco;
,srhsrto Hath the Lord
IN George NJ. Oakley, Mar
annual address-Wm. G. Bell.
"a ye,r-Junior department,
"a Leonard; floating societies,
T,r.,ke; correspondence com
4 I1unie Lane; secretary and
h. 4. Grotthouse.
rRK James |. Vance. d. D.,
lat
ra's
Eva President Rev. E. E.
yslilcg.
e, service.
s-Yr. S. Guy Inman. Houston.
x..zsut-A general discussion
|sz,Aa about various Christian
Filters.
:gi9sl INSTRUMENTATION
!. slas, Pine Valley; Cumber-
kyarhn, R. B. Bishop, Fort
snsi,l, Rev. Vim. a. Craig san
ifasyiehan, Dr.. J. NJ. Bliem,
Iss, Methodist Protestant.
s-PNsi!snt VIM. G. Bell presid-
L Song service.
Mke.
!,n The UNCONVENTIONAL rallies
-sia ash 10 leaders OF afternoon
b " De choir.
s-Rsy lanes l. Vance, D. D.,
I, Tea.
by AT & morning-s:3O to 7.15
wise raysf meetings,
'P'Vr that God may use us
Via d nsls"
~ !s lnler for individuals,
~ Saslks that God may use
Us s1, John. 17:l3-20; Acts,
sactthi corner Rusk and Fanuln.
! r Horton, Galveston.
Nsaa.E church, Texas avenue
RM. E. H. Keller, Galveston.
@a-'ss htsldent Il. b. Bishop
prls service
h'rts Bible promise.
: y Sss Crit, Less Quit" Rev,
Haa,s n.
kIs2
a. sa-Rsr. Ira D. Landretb
" nm Bring your questions OF
Eas.v0 methods. ''''1 VI
he The pastors.
\, walort from the committees
j''al'r rally at 2 p. m.
'v.al Juniors.
y ~ Banner of the Cross"
|, , ,,,'Iil J. Eadeayor army drill
w nllsl, Houston regiment. VI II
i ''' Amy Of the Children"
! ! s Composed for the occasio,
Snea' San Antonio.)
~ ~. E-ntyeatlng.
s,i,
y children
= .aaa-n.
Y boy.
= shllasn.
Pa s!rls.
- Oils.
=. y y United States.
Sa The Light"
eatechlsm.
ssei Away"
Ill,-'s'ur own," Helen s,o.
1 -, 'snior Flag Song
y. NV Ira D. Landreiih, Mash
r. ~ y, b accompanied by ~. wa.
ss-Tss houston aea Junior orcbes, ro'
sonrn sees ,"i presidin,
s,st,sa :, 1893 Will b. a. -.
r, ''a D. Lambeth. Nasl
's.ioa ss,s,
Fl r, Incidence. burned.
b . Isss' ,. April "a fire occurr,
Ess css,, two %. dice dwellings s.'I n
tss.' AZ. s'Is sa.,. in the dwelling ing
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OUR rcutal department IS in charge OF a
competent man; the list has been To-
vised and we can please you IN a cottage
or residence; make your wants known {;
phone 573 Norileet K Cooley. IT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

FOR RENT-One two-story nine-room
house. 2py laBranch street, with water
and gas. Apply to ii. Schmidt, l2li Aus
hin street. ~
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FOR RENr-One of the finest eight room
houses, with all modern ConVeniences.
two lots, beautiful shrubhery' also ten
room house three blocks from court
house. well located for boarding. house
Third word; very cheap rent. For ex-
change for Galveston property seven
room cottage, Mckinney avenue, ~ lots.
Cash n luckel, 306la Main. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

FOR SAI,E--Just received two carloads
OF bugg4ee, phaetons. surreys, traps
road wagons and harness, which pur'
rLased for spot cash and Will sell at
prices that defy competition, Edw Lar
endon. corner Franklin avenue and Cafo o.
line street.
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tages, one In Fourth ward and ono near
limits, Nfth ward. s. each. GARRETT
larJc-aStle gi5l. Congress avenue. %
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FOR RENT.-Nlce furnished rooms. sonth.
ern exposure; gentlemen only; one nioSa
from court houses. Apply Slo Saroi'ns
street. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

ROOMS suitable for light Housekeeping,
cheap. wAth bath, In Third ward. Apply
1895 RuslS avenue, corner Chenevet. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Crocker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Generators.
buckeye lncandescent Lamps.
And a full line of high grade Electric
supplies of all kinds.
Rsnefrs 10 an kinds OF apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants
l.. T.. MILLER.
oface. No. IL Malr street. >.
pbnne bS5 "
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Nicely furnished,
cool rooms, also several suitable for lisht
housekeeping us Main street, oppos te
Mason build ng. =
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MASONIC, CARDs-I.attet designs, print.
ed with name while you walt. J. J. l'at-
torlza printing and L1tho Co, 3oi Main
street ~
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FOR RENT-Seven room house, modern
conVeuicnces; walking distance from
Capitol hotel Corner Travis and Clay.
ApplN 1903 Travis,
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FOR RENT-A neat four room cottage.
corner OF san Jac.nto and Iceland ave
nue. Apply 1909 Capitol avenue. y
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FOR RENT-Ono large five-room cottage,
bath and sewer connection, close II ,
southeast corner. Apply next door. NJ
SrayOs ~
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FOR RENT-Nice iive room cottage, with
stable servants house and bath, close
in, $l5 per month"; four cottages $40 per
month 4 l. Collins, -
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For RTNT-,Nice, cool, neatly furnished
south rooms. with modern improvements :
splendid neighborhood Apply IN walk.
or ~
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FOR SATE-Keyloss door lock- simple and
effective device for locking door en-
yIded with attachment for giving an
alarm when entrance is attenpted Ad-
dress T. Jacob, care John Wedderpurh
q Co.. Patent Attorneys WASHINGTON
IL ~
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FOR SALE-lmprovemc IN envelopes.
neat In appearance and thoroughly re,
liable. Gun not be opened or tempered
with without deteauop. fortune IN II
81 properly handled. For particulars ad-
dress H. Il. Thomas, care John Wedder'
burn & Co.. Patent Attorneys, Washing
ton. u. G.
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TWO STORY fve-room house, all rooms
or south SIDE hot and cold water con
nect.on and gas. Apply Mrs presley y;
EN- my ilO3 CLAY avenue. u
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FOR SA1.E-A fine cigar store. nicely
furnished and good location. cheap: good
chance for q young man with small
capital and lots of friends. Address ibl
this office. -
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FOR RENT-One two-story warehouse, on
ti ai Y space. Apply Hariwell Iron Works;
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SEEDS AND PLANTS-We quote this
week as follows; Cabbage, tomato and
sweet potato slips. a5e ner 100; mlliat,
maize. 500; Kings improved and 5-locis
s;ormproof cotton seed. ioc; Jerusalem
art.chokes zoe; stock peas. s2S; Per
500 500 and $500 per bu., Broom Corn.
,lOo: l4-bushel and peek baskets. 800
per doz.; fruit boxes and crites, all
large lots. Holloway Seed Co, whole
sale and retail, o2l Elm and go and 222
Pacific avenue, Dallas. Texas. U
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FOR SATT-Vaiuable invention In fire
proof t:lo for wooden buildings; so. con
structed as tr nyopi contact with me
wooden supports and thus efectmhiN
prevent their catching iire Addrcss
FLINT X Koran. care John Weddefhufl
4 Co.. Patent Attorneys WashnSto.
n C. ."
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MASONS, ATTENTION-Cards for all
degrees printed while you wait.
j. j. PastoriZa Prtg. d Litho. Co..
SO4 Main st.
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FOR AIE--Improvemen IN ball bcarinEs
by use of which side motion ~ entireiy
d!spensei with and perfec, adjustment
mnintniued. reduces friction TO Il min
mum; especially designed for bicycles
Address Lee Henderson, care John Wen
in,,toi, ~ e n
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FOR RENT-rhree unfurnished southeast
CONNECTING rooms, So FER month Tor the
three: 2Sll Eann!n street -
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WANTED---To trade 30 acres land near
Houston for stock hardware, general
merchandise cattle or sheep. Address
Box M Monroe, Neb. I
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FOR RENT-FurrisheI or unfurn!shed
nice clean. cool rooms. by the day.
week or month; free baths. So5-s9' PisIo
RE avenue. ~
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FURNISHED rooms for rent; nice, large.
and all southern exposure. centrally To-
Gated: rent reasonable; bath privilege
42U Caroline street, corner Praire 70
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GOOD stables. carriage houses, fine en-
trance. all convenicnces, and a fine mod
ern convenience furnished room. central
location. BATH good home, reasonable
rent. 1910 Texas avenue, "a
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FOR RENT-Two-story s!x-room house
In Third ward; rooms all on south SIDE
modern improvements; nice ne.ghbor-
hood Apply 1917 Mckinney avenue. -
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FOR SALE Floor ,ightener for putting
together flooring and holding same n
position for nHiAIug; easily manipulntod'
strong. durable and ofncent. viii be
wanted by every carpenter. Address J.
ii. Xearley. care John wedterburn x Co.
Patent Attorneys, Washington. ID. c. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

FOR SALt-R Railroad brake by use OF
which car may be instantly stopped
thus sNoh.ug damage TO life aud prop
erty; can be applied 10 any car relubie
and effective Address stephen Rogers.
care John Weddcrhurn d Co, Patent At
torneys, Washington, ~. c. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

FOR SALE--The furniture of the hes,
paying li-room rooming house In the
city. a bargain. j. a. Friedman Co..
SO Main street -
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EGGS from prize winning stock single
comb White Leghorns, 81. 50 per 10; single
comb Brown Leehorns, Forsyth strain.
Sc per 10. G. Andrus. Drummer. Harris
county Texas. "
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2oo-EGG incubator and two breeders to
exchange for gNide COW. fresh. Box
SiS "a
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

SPLENDID saddle and driving horse. 3
years old and perfectly safe: want high
grade bicycle. J. J. Montgomery. Box
26s n
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FOR SALE-Cheap. one Thomas four-box
Jumbo steam cotton press. been used
four seasons and in perfect working
order. For further Information address
j. c. Koerth :. Co, Sweet Home. Texas,
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COED milk cows for sale or rent to re-
sponsible PARTY. one good barn hand
wanted. Apply at Morgan's DAIRY.
three miles west of court house. %
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Rar fixtures
counter and bar box. for cow buggy.
express wagon or chickens. Address
4hl. tbs offloN %
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LOG CART-Used three months. 7-ft.
wheels, finch tires. 3-inch axle. i5-inch
SeS: COST sion PRYOR a C,ioyd Rush
Texas. 2,
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FOR sALE-PerGectus bicycle brake; or
euperlor mechanism: has been thorough
~ testcd and works to perfeetoon' no
wear on tire; readily and easily applied
10 any ordinary bicycle. AdlreSs VIM.
G Thamer. care John Weddnrbnrn A, CO.,
Patent Attorneys Washington. ID. G.. 20
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FOR REN1'-To gentlemen or couple
two nicely furnished bedrooms. cool and
plea SAINT. opening on gallery; bath priv
st,nc, %
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FOR RENT-To gentleman, we'll venti-
lated bedroom. with bath privileges. Ap-
ply liO3 praipe avenue, ~
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FOL, SALE--Cedar piling, telegraph and
telephone poles; red or cedar poncil
stock and fence posts. Also ash lumber
for blacksmiths, II. J.. Armstrong,
Chappell Hin. Texas. SILL
FOR SALE,--1he property o. the Phoenix
Lumber Co.. consisting OF real estate,
machinery plant. lumber, sash, doors
and windows, horses. wagons, accounts
receivable and bills receivable, etc. Will
lie offered at private sale for thirty Gays
and n not sold within that time Will be
sold NJ public saie.
Chas. Dillingham;, assigned.
Hnnai0n Mnrrh p. lkNI. A-S
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FOR SALE.

BGoiS-SnRle Comb Brown Leghorn, 7Sa
Tor IL, also pom Barred Plymouth Rock
Chickens for sale cheap. 2Ooi Carr
street, corner Sumnter, Fifth ward. "a
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-My residence. $40 Fannan
street, near Walker avenue, containing
fifteen rooms. three bath rooms, water,
gus, electric bells and modern heating
appliances reasonable rent TO RESPONSE
BILE party. Apply on premises or 10
Chns T. Parker sy1 Main street. e
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THE lower flocr furnished, of large two
ercSs. i503 Milan %
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FOR SALE-B Boarding house. well estab-
lished. in good location; VIII be sold
reasonable; satisfactory reasons given
for selling Address i7i. this Once. ~
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-30

the sixth, and Isbell cleared them again
with a second homer. Cillen made two
low throws to first and Glenalvfn let
straight one go through his hands. TWO
runs were scored, but double play
started by Denzer cut the trouble
short. 1t was then % to II.
Hagerman was tired and would not
pitch. Brady was finally persuaded to
go in, although he did SO reluctantly.
He gay one base, and after two were
out a run scored on Georges two-bag-
ger Slagle's single was followed by a
drive by Twineham that rolled clear
down right field and up the curve of
the cycle track, falling behind the en-
bankment. Nothing could be seen of
George and it is not known whether
he brought back the same ball that was
batted or whether he had one planted"
behind the bank That made it % to
IA, but the visitors were gaining very
slowly.
Gillen's base opened the eighth, and
after Isbell's fly to Fear in right field,
Spies hit safely. Denzer forced Spies
out, but Mcbride hit safely, and Brady
gave three successive bases, forcing in
runs. Then Nyce hit safely and Gillen
and Isbell kept the work up. When
seven runs were in Capt TWineham
dissustedly ordered Brady into right
field, called Fear again into the back
stop and went to the rubber himself
Spies hit an easy one to Driscoll, and
the Saints were retired amid loud ap-
plauSe for home-run TWineham. Nc
Kinney's fourth hit opened Grand Rap
ids half of the inning, but his sue
cessors were not in form and the Bobo-
links did not score.
Griffin gave Denzer a life to open the
ninth and Mcbride hit for two bases
down the right foul line. GlenalVin sin
gled and the locals had thirty-two runs.
Glasscock forced Glen out, and as Nyce
and George faced the pitcher, Umpire
Haskell called any old ball that came
along a strike. Two more bad throws
by Gillen and Twineham's two-bagger,
with single by Camel, added two to
the visitors total, giving them just
half st. Pauls allotment. The score: