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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

CHICAGO. Oct 5.-weather clear: track fast. Sum-
maries:
First race furlonss; selling Hermoso 100 Wink
field. to l. won Peter McCue. los CMItcheIn : to
l:O014
Second races furlongs Era dor 100 GritchelD.
/, won. Alice Turner. 10 (McIntyrei ; to =
second: Mshsraiah. los CDugSnl, third Time lis
CRayl, /. Three Forks. I5I tDiEby). a.: /,
second: Globe II. $40 OBrIen third. Time 3:Og.
Fourth raCe-l Lilo miles. selling. King Bermuda,
los IT. Burns. to TO- won: E!thoiin lO9 (COnIeyp.
10 s. second: Bishop Reed. 10 Shields, third.
Time. 1:47is.
Fifth race furlongs: selling The Rush. Io2 IT.
Burns. l. won: YoIoco lol IPowelp, to :.
ont The Monk. l06 (Conleyl. third Time. l:21st.
sixth r.ce-l mile. Mizpah. IS IT. Burns. . 10 5,
won: Found. 9s CDominok). even, second Alleviate,
l03 (Conley). third. Time. ] 40
ENTRIES FOR FRIDAY
First race turIongs: 2year-old naidens. Castine.
Fair American, Mission, 10; WinnebejOur, Van
Hoorebeke. I07: Tanner Rust!cus, DR. Cave. Tom Gill
more Sprung, The Unknown. Tom Gsney, NatchUsa,
Irish Jewel. Dick Dwyer. lO5: Auster. FAIR Test.
Kshler. TO-.
Second races furlonss: selling. Montgomery. Ten
ole III: Lenneps. I0S. Treopia. Bitter Root. Lucky
Monday. Flammaron. l0s Brlshtie s, lo7. Meal
bert Uucas. Digs. DoIore. Tom kingston. Tension.
Third race mile. Hittick. Harry Nutter. III
Teutons lobe Payne. Ed Upton. Espionage 49,; La
Josephine Defender IL. Fantasy. Uhlers. Duty. 10i
steamer iO2: Evelyn Bird Boney Boy. 60.
Fourth race furlongs. eyear-ots Avenstgke. 10;
Kentucky Farmer. los: Haserdon. lO7: Nuilah Ic6:
Bard. l02.
Catastrophe. 1I0: Dog Town 1903 Tappan. io7; Croe-
sus Mary Kinsells, Intrisuer. Goose Liver, l0i
Kings Highway. m7: Great Bend, salTab!e. 100:
Oldield, l0l.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Windsor Races.

DETROIT MICH. Oct. THE winners at Wind.
SUI so-as! were an well played and the ring received
screening The feature OF thu afternoons snnrr
va Ross ride On La Grange in the last race Brr,
ARE LED the field TO the final stride where Ia
Gtase got up and got the verdict by a nose Wealth
er hne; track fast. Summarizes
H rrJS rase1seiing' furoass. Juaneatta lo7
tForehandJ. to l. second: Red Snapper Iog W.
Qpadel. 10 to l. third. Time. 1:227'=
second race-ii- furlongs. Satira. 100 CSonserl 3
10 :, won: Miss Fordhsm, log Forekandy 10 /
second; Miss Fonsoiand. 100 Castro, to l. third
won: ViTSie o.. los CMasunl, 6 to s second n-sncb
- - t., Martini 3 to : third. Time. Al.
Fourth race-il. furlongs. Daily Report lis CH
T. to . second; j. Lucille 103 Irwin, to l. third
Fifth race-Sellins: furongs. LaGrange 10 tF.
Ross. : TO /. won: Brulare Jos a. Weber,, 2 TO /
second QuaYeF, l96 Castro. l. 10 l. third Time
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

H r. johnson. of the largest cattle dealers
and bankers Mnko. T. T. il Kansas City visitor
Mr. Johnson here yesterday and sold six carloads
OF cattle.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

have been busy with 800 students At the University
Medical college and have. since September /. by
careful attention, selected Of students 70 pei
cent % whom are graduates OF universities.
via stood foremost IN their medical studies la
year End who viii make every effort TO come oft
vIctors In to-dsys contest.
The NEEDLES defeated Ottawa last year by 4 score
OF 70 70 ) But the game was pronounced by all
who witnessed ii to have been the hardest fought
~ any played at Western griGiron in years.
There Is warm friendship between the two teams.
bur " llsures hard fought contest
Each maE who participates in to-day's game IS a
bona hfe student. taking full and regular
MS college Speak. the 81 fullback OF Kansas
but now L. VI. g. student, has been training for
four weeks with the Iedics. He cannot play, how
ever. Tor he is III at the University hospital. Ewing
VIII play righr tackle. He only weighs 1873 pounds
las record "a q wrestler and also hofs lOO-ysrd
sprinting record. Heller Morley. Baum, Wysong.
wyatt and tlll viii fill their old positions that
were 50 well PLAYED last year. Lewis and Poorman
viii be On the ends with Grady and Porter as sub
Ititutes.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Arson May Cause Trouble.

The Chicago Tribune says: The Few association
the Rival League" and especially A. G. Anson's
Chicago Association club. is likely hit the Chicago
Sationa! League club hard. Lange. Griffith Gala
han and two others Of the local National League
players Will probably be found playing the Chi
eago Association team year If the association
takes the FIELD The holding themselves in
Position join the rival league and the promoters
expect TO get their services.
To-day OF the promoters declared understand
ing existed between Arson and Of his old play
ers and that Thornton ~ho quit baseball the
Chicago club refused pay him a large salary
kttrsdge and several other old favorites would be
seen in AnsOns White Stocking next season.
Aason refuses TO anirm the story. but he also re-
fused 70 enter denial.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

repsrtory.
AUTHORITARIAN week. The Prodisai Daughter
GRAND-AI week, .'Superba''
0RPHEUM-AiI week, vaudeville.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
The Kansas City Weekly Journal
25 CENTS A YEAR.
MASTIN ESTATE SETTLEMENT.
and Attorneys, Looking to End
of Receivership.

A conference was held yesterday be-
tween Hugh C. Ward and the other at
torneys for the Mastiu estate and the
federal court for the purpose of arriving at
some understanding in regard to winding
UP the receivership. 1t has been in court
for several years, but little progress has
been made toward n settlement.
4 few months ago &. +. Morse and c. j.
Hubbard brought suit to foreClose a mort
gage for $4,000 against the estate. but in
the preliminary proceedings the federal
Judge here ruled against them. In the
versed the case and rebuked the court here
for allowing n Sl.0t0O00 estate to lie dor
mdnt for years while creditors were I'M
able to secure Il settlement OF their claims.
An effort will be made to secure settle
ment at once and the discharge OF the
receiYerShip.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

6. r. Hines, general manager Of the Los An
Terminal railroad. is in the city on business.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Isn't II a Pleasant
Guarantee?
g.
Read Our Proposition:

In our Improvement feature each
acre of land represents one share of
stock at a par value of 5000
The investor may purchase as
many shares as he likes and pay for
them in seventy-two monthly in
sta!'ments Of s..l1 on each share.
To give everybody a chance to take
an interest in our enterprise We haze
made arrangements with a we'll
known Kansas City business man
,who is amply bonded by a surety
company TO act as trustee for all
investors who want from u to u
acres of land. Whenever the amount
of land taken by Il number of such
small investors has reached a total
of l2i- to - acres. then the trustee
o. the investors enters into a con-
tract with the United States Trust
Company of Kansas City. taking the
contract in the name Of the trustee
for the investors, and upon demand
of the investors. their said trustee
makes title TO the investors in the
proportion in which they have
bought
We plant the land to rubber. choc-
olate- coffee. vanilla. cOcDanUIS.
oranges or lemons. and at he end
of seventy-two months turn it over
10 you in tirSt-claSs condition. with
out further cost to you. and pay yOu
dividend of % per cent.
Pamphlet sent free: write for it to-
day j. p and ]. H. knoche. Room
IS. Masonic bldg, Kansas lily.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
DECISION is AFFIRMED.
Ruling of the Court Here In the
LowcnStein Case.

Attorney I. ]. Ringolsky. of Kansas City,
received word yesterday that the United
States circuit court at st. Paul had af-
firmed the decision of the federal court
here in the interesting and novel case of
Lowenstein against the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty Company. Mr.. Lowenstein. Il former
resident of Kansas City, carried a life in
surance policy for 5000 His death was
caused by asphyXiation in d hotel in New
York.
The company resisted the payment of the
policy on the ground that it contained a
cause stating that it would not be paid in
case of death from inhaling gas The
court held that the intent of this clause
was solely 20 guard against suicide and
that the company must be liable unless
the inhalation OF gas were conscious. such
as inhalation in a dentists chair.
Judges Thayer and Caldwell coucurred
in the decision. Sanborn dissenting.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
CAN'T BE BEAT.
Trains to-
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
via
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Small Fires Yesterday.

::45 a m.-3S3s Baltimore avenue two story frame
loss 81 500: insured: defective fuc.
1870 a. m.-2l6 East Twelfth; dye shop: loss 500
oyerheated dryroom.
$40 p. m.-l433 Grand avenue: millinery store
loss SIS; cigar ashes in awning.
+:OS p m.-1523 Charlotte street. stable: DANA Ks
S'5; insured; unknown.
5:2s p m.-esl0 Tracy avenue; DWELLING damage
$500; insured; unknown
$50 p. m.-3oO& DeCioH way; dwelling: no dam
age: cause ashes in fireplace.
$40 ?. m--2s32 East Eighth street; two story
frame: damage: gasoline stove
I:2o p. m.-Ninth and Wabash: false alarm
s:55 p. m.-2E5 Highland DR.. ". G. Duncan two
cendisrism BY explosion wreckng one corne, OF tbs
house ~ "a
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
A TEXAS WONDER.
HaIl's Great Discoyerr

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis.
covery cures all kidney and bladder tro,,
beS, removes gravel cures dia betes. sem.
inal emissions. weak and lame backs
rheumatism and all Irregularities of ths
kidneys and bladder. in both men and
dren. II not sold by your druggist vii
be sent by mail on receipt of 81 One small
bottle is two months treatment. and viii
cure any case above mentioned. E. W
Saint Louis, Mo-, formerly Waco, Texas
Send for testimonials. Sold by druggists
everywhere and Federmann & HaIlar' "a.
Main street. Kansas CITY ~
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
EIdorado. Has. Fair and Rnces.

ELDoRADo. kAS., Oct. ESPECIALLY Eldorado en-
teftaned one of the largest the history Of
the town to-day, the event being the third dav of
the county fair. The grounds were literally damned
with people and everybody had a grand time The
races were follows
40 trot-Russel Wilkes won: Bay Leaf. second;
Henry l.. third
Gentlemen 5 road race-Eggline won: Major Nc
second: Daisy, third: Dick. fourth.
cunning. L mile and repcat-Madam Bishop won
Nora D.. second. Lghttoot, third; DIckie. fourth.
Tomorrow is EldoradO day business will be
suspended in the afternoon
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
An Infant Abandoned.

The dead body of a 3-weeks-old infant
was found in the hallway of the Medico-
ChirurgfCal college, ut 40 Cherry street,
by the jauitor who came TO open the build
ing in the morning The infant was prob
ably alive when left, judging from the fact
that the basket in which the body was
living contained change of clothes. 1t
had probably been left in the hallway early
in the morning with the hope that 1t would
be, found before life became extinct. The
body was taken charge of by the authori-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
MAY RIVAL SLOAN.
Jockey HnrshbcrEer, a kansas City
kas.. boy. Making n Reputation.

Jockey Harshberger, who is making quite a repu-
tation for himself the Windsor track at Detroit
is L Kansas City. Kas., boy. His father, W. II.
tarshDerger. was county iailer for some time. Mr.
harshberger was opposed TO his riding. but the
yolngster overruled' his father and signed a con-
tract 10 ride for well known stable. He is prac-
ti'alis new boy but his work in the saddle is
tracing considerable attention Mr.. Harshberyer
Yesterday received copy Of Detroit paper which
devotes 4 column writeup to his sons the
Windsor track. The paper speaks very highly Of
him Jockey.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
FIRST GAME TO-DAY
OPENING OF FOOTBALL SEASON IN
KANSAS CITY.
NEEDLES VIII Meet Eddie PendIeton's
Ottawa Team at Exposition Park
This Afternoon-EIevenA Are
Evenly Matched.

The football season will be formally opened In
Kansas City to-day when the NEEDLES meet Ottawa
Exposition park. Eddie PendIeton. the eI-Medic
las been coaching the Ottawa and he under
stands the game thoroughly. He knows how tna
NEEDLES play football and taught the Ottawa boys
ell OF the tricks and formations OF the old Medic
team. lie is stanch friend Of his alma mater. but
IS bringing the Ottawa team TO Kansas city to
win. His men are in perfect physical condition and
be has chosen eleven heavy athletes from ottawa's
80 students 70 cefend their coIors.
Captain Hellsr md ..ChuIi., MnrrIs the coach
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
PuTs From the Pipe.

Mccarthy and Williams have scored over 100 runs
for Pittsburg this season.
Pitcher Seeds has been claimed by Indianapolis
He is Philadelphia amateur.
Jimmy Williams got two hits and accepted i've
chances yesterday at ST. Louis.
In point OF attendance. St. Paul was the poorest
city in the Western League this year.
Waddeil was the whole show aSrain yesterday He
shut out Cincinnati and allowed but six hits
II is rumored that Billy Brady intends to Withdraw
from the Coney Island club and Join his forces with
Tom O'Rourke. II this is so. the Jsrries- Sharkey
hight may be decided at the Lenox Club.
Fred Gilbert. Of Spirit Lake. la. yesterday before
the Illinois Gun Club. at Springfield. Ill won the
live bird match at fifty pigeons. defeating Charles
w Bud, OF Des Moines. by score of IS to Al
Billy Rotchford has commenced training for his
Fight with Terry NcCOvern. which takes plac. IT
Iattersails next Monday night. The Chicagnan is
already IN excellent shape and feels that h..
can best the Brooklyn wonder.
The cricket match between Prince Ranjitsinhjfs
English team and an all-New York eleven was re-
stunned at New York yesterday. AT the close OF NAV
the day before the Englishmen had scored I73 runs
Tor four wickcts. the New Workers. FIRST innings
having yielded ii9 runs. When play was suspended
lor luncheon the Englshmen had closed their inning
with a total OF 800 runs: Brann. out, l27 runs
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Coursins Meeting mt Abilene.

ABILENE. KAS.. Oct. 5.-(special) The Abilene
Coursing Club to-day arranged for its first annual
coursing meet. open TO the entire state. November
and ?. the praries west OF town A prize OF $50
Will be given 10 winners in all ages and puppy
kes other moneys $50, $50 and $40 be given
to the following dogs Entrance 81 30. The draw
for places will take place at p. m October IS
The pratries west OF in fine condition
and Jacks are numerous. The local spOrtsmen eN-
pect less than seventyhve to 100 dogs here and
will have the largest OF the gear in the state.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

Davis, O'Brien. Threebase hits-Tsnney Frisbee
DuEy. Home run-SuIlivan. Stolen base-Long Dou-
Die plays-Colins ia Long TO Tenney; Davis TO War
ner 10 Wilson First base balls-on Meekin /:
on Seymour :. Hit by pitched baIl-Sullivan. Struck
out-By Meekin >; by Seymour 5. Balk-Seymour.
wood and Hunt
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Games for VI. s. L.

The Tigers viii play another game Monday with
wentworth Military academy. Other games will
probably he played with the Christian Brothers COL
irEs in ST Louis. 'hs Denver Wheel Club In Den
yer: Washington university. in St Louis: Nebraska
university. Lincoln. st. Mary's college al To-
peha; College Of Physicians and Surgeons at Chi
5ago. sad KaHs2s university. Thanksgiving day al
Kansas City. -
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Read This.

St Louis Nc. June a. Isss-Ths I, to certify tina,
my wife has been troubled with pain her back and
left hip and that in less than DAYS
taking d.. z. W. Halls Kidnsy Medicine all pain
has left and she feels like new woman.
.. ". CARLISLE,
Clerk NJ. K. T. r. R.. lo3 n. Broadway,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Baltimore =, Philadelphia 2.

BALTIMORE. Oct. Both Nops and Doaohue
were in fine form to-day Though Sops wa. hin
harder not would have been scored by the
visitors had Smith not dropped thrown bali. al
lowing Lauder TO cross the plate in the eth The
game resulted in tie, being called az the end OF
the ninth ACCOUNT Of darkness. The scnre.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
st. Loui. Harness. Racc.

the harness races the st. Louis Fair Association
track to-day. The weather was superb and the
track In good condition. The main event was the
zoo pace. but in this well in the other races
nothing happened to call for extended comment
rms was the big day OF the fair itself and 100
600 persons attended. Summaries:
2:ls pace: purse $500: unfinished yesterday:
Joe Rea. biz. z. by Don PIzarrn Lar
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

and 4 TO !. won: Aodrine 50 COdomI to : md
TO 10, second: Cherentgs. l0s JenkinsD 10 5 and
TO 5. third. Time. I:391..
Sixth race-I ZIG miles selling. Oliver Nc 100
tBulimanl. to ] and TO J. won Dan Rice III
tDupee,. TO and TO 5, second Our Nellie 100
(MoOdyI. TO ! and S 10 ). third Time 49,,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

Some time during last Monday thieves
broke open toolboN owned by carpenters
employed in building a hay barn near the
Twelfth street incline. and stole all the
hammers. None of the other tools We're
taken
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Louisville 4. Cincinnati o.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 5-waddeII had the Reds at his
mercy To-Day and easily shut them out. Frlsk
pitched good ball in all but the third inning when
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Score bv innings

81, Louis ..-.-..-. .-........n 0 o o o O If
Pttshurg --.-.--..-.....4 o o o o -
summary Earned ruus-St. Louis. (: Pltsburz
3 rTooa-" ts-Doa!in, schreckengost ~. Smith
home f1-N2llIcc. Double plays-DoniIn to
schreck-uscst. Williams to Dillon. First base ON
hAlla-On GRAY. .. on Sudhon, = of Lever 3
Passed hal!-srlriFer. Struck out-By Gray /; BY
SEshoT. !. b. IeeIrr. .. Time-eO7. Uulpire-Hc-
D5naEd 'f''N III
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
WALTHAM WATCHES

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made in this country or in any other.
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
BALTIMORE. 1
PHILADELPHIA


Baltimore -.-....-.......o 0 0 o 0 0 o.
summary: Sacrifice hIt-DoIsn Stolen bsse-FIIck
T~obase ht-Sops. Double pIsys-Filck 10 Chiles;
Harris TO D-Ncnt TO LsChance Bases on balls-On
Donohue. i Struck Out-By Nops. l. Left OF bases
Baltimore. 4. Philadelphia. Z. Earned runs-Balti-
more. 2 Tine-l:io. umpirez-Msnasssa and Snyder
Attepdznce-I,05c.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
ABOUT SOME PEOPLE.

| Mayor ". r. Savage. of Wellington Kas.. is a
| guest OF the Savoy.
c. S. Jobes national bank examiner OF Kansas. is
| at the Blossom house.
Joe Erwin prominent citizen Q; Atehison is
visitor in Kansas City
8 r. Hines. general manager Of the Los Angeles
| Terminal railroad. is in the city business.
| Miss Zoe Blachert returned home YESTERDAY from
extended summers vacation spent in Colorado
Sid X Van Trump. agent of the ]. D, Her Brew
ing Company at Leavenworth. is carnival visitor.
The Misses BIaeher.. of 1900 West Fortieth street,
entertaining Miss Frances Metzger. of Lima, o.
Lathrop Ksrnes who has been in Europe for sew
months is expected to return home this morning
Colonel D. r. FAINT a cattle baron of Texas left
for his home last night after spending several days
here.
James Cowley. superintendent of the Roya, Salt
| Company. Kanopolis. kas. is business visitor
in Kansas City
Chris Rudolpha. hotelkeeDe5 of Woodward. o. T.
is here with party of friends. interested
Of the parades and carnival
A; c Hgsey: deputy state inspector Of oils. came
in last night from Lsavenworth- MIR Husey is
of the leading Republicans Of Wichita.
Charles L scasraves. travelling passenger agent
of the Santa Re. with headquarters a Topeka is
here taking in the sights of the carnival.
H p. johnson. of the largest cattle dealers
and bankers Of Minko T. il Kansas City visitor
Mr. johnson here yesterday and sold carloads
of cattle.
Este,ania Collarniae, prima donna Of the LAM
barii opera company, arrived here yesterday from
Milan Italy and took suite the Coates House
The opera company will be here the 9Th
Messrs George Carr. Joe Pyle, Wiley Johnson n-
Workman. Joe Chitman. Charley cutter and Henry
Chandler. all biE cattemsn OF Woodward. o. T.
are in Kansas City on business and pleasure.
4 P Clayton president OF the 81. Joseph Com
rercal Club. is Kansas City visitor Colonel
Clayton assisted in making the Karniysl parade a
success. together with number OF other st. Joseph
citizens
". A. Mead. manager Of the Kingf.her telephone
system and large implement dealer OF Western
Oklahoma IL at the Midland with his wife. Mr
Mead Is taking vacation and viewing the fail fe.-
tivsl sights.
Judge T B. Wall, OF the court Of bankruptcy
Was here yesterday. Judge Wall has been frequent-
ly mentioned probable candidate for coagrsss
in the Seventh district. He said yesterday that he
thought that he would be candidate for the senate
from Ssdgwick county to succeed Ex-Governor LswsIl-
lag.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

summary: Earned runs-LouisvIle. >. Threebase hit
-CFAWfcrd Double rlsys-CraSford to kahoe: Cling
man to wagner TO Kelley. First base on bslIs-Oh
Friske, !: on watdeII. !. Hit by pitched baIi-By
Haaoei l. Struck oGt-By Waddell, =: By FEiske, }.
Iime-l-5o. Umptre-ODay.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

ST. LOUIS oct THE Pirates made It four
straight to-day The Perf-ctos hammered Gray's
shoots and he taken out. Lever who replaced
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

WASHINGTON. Oct 5.-Orportune hitting and
good pitching WOa Jo-day's game for the Senator's
The krooklya ren could bunch their hits At
Tendance 20 The score:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

BOSTON oct. BOSTON made # sve s+-,,,.. e,
day Sey raoCr was very errat!c. giving seven bases
balls and hitting a man. The sharp WORK az -he
Eoston infeld was feature. Attendance rs The
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

"The Best Pill I ever used" Is the
frequent remark OF purchasers of Carter 5
Little Liver Pills. When you try them
you will say the same.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

The weather Indications for to-day are fair and
warmer. The maximum temperature yesterday Was
- and the minimum q. The hourly reading Of the
.hnrr,nrnefsr WAS as fnllnMs:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

W. A. Mead manager OF the Kngfshsr telephone
system and a large implement dealer OF Western
Oklahoma IL at the Midland with his wife. MI
Mead Is taking vacation and viewing the fall fe.-
tiysl sights.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

4 P Clayton. president OF the 81. Joseph Com
nercial Club is Kansas City visitor. Coouc
Clayton assisted in making the Karniysl parade
success. together with number OF other St. Josep
citizens.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

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