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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
The Hazeldens and Se|lerses Are
Athirst for Gore.
H0N.J.D. WEARSCOAT OF MAIL,
AT Least the S Ierses So Accuse HIM in "a
Published Co mmunicatlon. Trou-
BILE Grew Out Of the Dis
. pensary Scandal.
(BE Telegraph.l

cOLI MBl-A. S. C.. November 25-J.
Dudley iazelden. member Of the State
Board of Dispensary Control, has been
accused Of cowalNiice, OF running from
flre and Of wearing u steel breast plate
me cEarSes are preferred in The
state tnsWsEaper) by Ben B. Sellers.
and John g. Sellers, With when Hez-s
eden and his party had an encounter
at Sellers Depot Hazeldan took refuge
on the premises of a negro cabin His
brother Luther NJ Hazelden Admits,
running under the depot.
1iAAZELD,EiN WEARS AIlM;OR.
his morning the Sellers produced
statements from J. r. Spears Encs
Powell and Call' Matthews that Heel.
den mad had two breast plates made OF
Fork steel at tn Marion Irnn Works.
where they are employed. The proprie
tor, Mr. McDuftie. declines to deny the
statement thus giving force TO the
charges against Hazelden Each Of the
breast places weighed twelve pounds
arr the charge is made that Hazelden
was seen to remove one after the en-
Courter. His friends here are thunder
struck
GREATEST SENS lATICN.
lf1azelGen's high position as State Off
r.lal makes this the greatest sens alton
IN the state for several years.
f1nzelden is Il cousin Of the late Gov
ernor Ellerbee and of ]. F. Ellerbee.
who bitterly opposed Congressman Nor
law of Norton and this olit feud had
much To do with the shooting caused
by the recent State dispensaryz scam
tlas -
IT is thought that the incident is n,et
slosed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
sHnr AbDUoroE or III, DAUGHTER.
Mtye "a Was on Via Way To Court VIII, IL
Girl'. Father Opened Fare.
(By Tee graph.)

RICHMOND, VA, November 50
Recently J. f. Myers. ages. sixty years,
VAS arrested and jailed charged with
abducIns Miss kilby shuffleearger
the seventeen car-old daughter Of
Taylor ShutfleDarger, of Pulaski county.
This morning While Myers was in
charge of the sergeant Of Pulaski City,
on his way TO trial in that pace. The
father Of the girl shot him twice once
TIN 9ush the neck and once through the
elbow. Myers wounds are serious but
not necessarily fatal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
N (Ey Tele graph.)

TBy TeIegraph.) ---
MACON. GA November 25.-At the
recent meeting of the Confederate Vet
Grams Of Georgia. Colonel G. NJ. Wiley,
Of this city, was namel as 1rigader
general for the eastern brigade; Colo
nel a. j. West, OF Atlanta, for the
northern: Colonel II Fl. Sheppard of
Columbia, for the southern. and Colonel
McGlashan OF Savannah, fer the west
ern
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
Weekly rank Stat-ment.
lRx Telaerann

VIZ tBy Te!egra ph) 7T
NEW YORK. November 25-Tne
Weekly bank statement shows the TO.
Lowing changes:
Surplus. reserve increase. IS, 564 .225:
loans. decrease. $3,l25,S00: specie, IN
crease, s5.232,3G0; circulation increase.
$93C0. 80
The banks new hold 1854 200 in ex-
cess Of lhe legal requirements
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
NEWS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1898

ject for the instalment in the province
of local municipal governments ana
Gen. Grant. in command there. is being
reinforced With that special object.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
WILHELM a DlPLOMATlST
Havin. Angs red The Gar by Calling Him
Fool, the Emperor Pats Him on ,he
Shoulder aud Sends Him iome
IN Friendly Mood.
special Berlin Gable Letter Copy


above ali else. Even the most rabil
AnSiorhobes found little fault with the
reports Of His NIajesry's reception.
Some papers commented III Il friendly
way. on the evidences Of good will and
sympathy shown the Emperor even b.,
ne lower classes Of English. and ar
Sued We'll 1herefrom for a tilnler ana
cicarei, understanding between the two
countries. 1t is significant that one OF
Gernany's noted professors publishes
i strong argument in favor Of Il Ger
man British American alliance, While.
Herr l3aith does the same
In Ehe E;ation, however. there is doubt
'n3t the great majority Of the people
.tnd press continue hostile to Great
l"ritain and disapprove OF the imperial
visit.
POETS WARMING
y we'll known poet. in the pant Ger
man Deutsche Zeitung has Written q
Foettic warning to the E,mperor. begin
Ming: Mach England Kaiser gehe
ll&h1 While scores Of papers have.
vented their anti-Eritish feelings, signs
ale discerEa5le that oiinion begins TO
vGer Not only the Cologne Gazette.
when mas been friendly to Great Brit
tam from the start. but even the en-
lluentGal krerZ Zeitunc often the baro
il1ete1 OF court weather. and, tht. lead
las centre organ the Cologne Volks
Zeltung have articles this week CON
pil,rhi1 a.c,, 49, ' s'iiS So
rh.. coy,-,nan+ -, ~
w3,, ..ana,aIi, -; 49,; - oot,th :AitlGsan
viii ror C.ra,, 1 - ~ 'ulHu Win N
zairnng ,e-,., t.,'.'4i. ne beutcheS
Rnar,; ana 49,, n succesS OK the
inSist sc ~ -, ieSs!uelit Kruger TO
r,.ssin,, - ~ II !'s u peace on the
,:a,1 ~, - De'' so DAY 10 the trans
onr h.t ~ ~ !. ..elus WI lead 70 a new
f;, ), - oe'iilah policy IN South
|
iiNEE'S '-OAlMENI.
Inc Deutsches Tages-Zeitung saws:
II the English press us in it's AFRO
Eilncy to represent ENGLAND as thf. "a
+ amount poNec--and-Iserrna as The
Hassal in South Africa an in,re,se
It possible, Of the dislike felt here. Far
our trans channel cousins will bf, rba
consequence"
Details of the Cars Visit 10 p,ted, -,
are leaking out The corresnonda,,t ~
the Associated Press aarns 49,,
person Who was presen, maj ~ i-,z,1.
was cool and reserved a. 49, NJ
was due not oni,, RI hi. ns,,,,,.,; ,;,n'
sition and abhor,-,nrn Of $50. :,
painful explana rinns ;n,t ~ ~ 80.
that for. some ,ti,ne nast to,i 80
been circulated nv ool ha,uaey. i ,,.
courts of hitin,r ra,,1,,.,. - -, ~ oolh
OF 70 rhe affaot 49, ~ -, ~ .lie lllper-
"Plantoffel' and held 10 he adyarsa -
everything military about his ..Sn:a,a
ro Hague conference aIl If u,b;nt
was reported to the Car IN disror,aa
shape. Owing TO this tho n,aar;ner 49,.
repeatedly put off and onlv fnal1E +,oi,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
We ather Forecast.

10y -It!eguaVn.) ---- ~
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Forecasts
for Nirginia-Rain and; northeasterly
gales Sunday. Monday fair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
" DICTATED BY WII IIEuAI

The reply Ct the Empress Of Germany
to the Berlin municipal councils birth
Gay congratulations is still much dis
cussed. not only in Berlin. but through
out Germany. / appears that the let
ter was written q the di.:aton OF the
Emperor. The points raised by the let
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26

Continued on fourth page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26

DARKNESS DELAYED HIM.
Darkness coming on compelled him
70 abandon the pursuit for the night
ana heavy rain fall CT the two fol-
lowing days Handicapped him further.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
NOTICE.

To All Whom This Concerns:
Notice i7 horchy given. that ON We'd
nesday. the 18Th day of August. A.Dlsgp.
az o'clock D. M. at Logan city. IN
Cache county State of Utah. vt the
office 81 The brigham Young College. ln
the brigham Young College building
First street in said Logan city. there
VIII De held a meeting of the members
o. the brigham Young College. iuclud.
Ing The President ~ the Church of Ie.
BUS christ of i.attor-dny stiuta and
also the Trustees OF said brigham
Young College, ana ali persons elaine
ing or having or owning or being On
any way Interested in the said brigham
Young College. uH members. hpuuuUI-
aries. OR otherwise.
The object Of said meeting ig Go COM
slider the adviHabiiIty 0f incorporating
said association. said Brigham Young
college into corporation, mot Tor
pocunlnry profit. and No ease majority
~ the members present entitled tp vote
CH7t Their vote Tor Tho Incorporation OF
said uHHocl1ti0n.'n Incorporate tho ruma
Zoo accordance with sections It2. 500. gtt
ai1, 800. 80. 1913, 800, and 800 of Che i,n.
NlHDd Statutes Of the State Of Utah.
statutes relating thereto. providing iHr
tho Incorporation OF corporations not
Tor UUuuulurY profit, anu lu case 10 lH
poo decided ut said meeting. t1 %
tnrWIuU upon prepare, uul mako
un AFFIDAVIT Tor the inC1ruuu-
ton uf Hrld proposed corpora
tHn and Zoo make articles of
Incorporation. and 10 Incorporate tho
same. tn determine urun oll 90 the
provisions fur the articles of fnll proc
posed corporation unH Goo determine the
uam' and duration Hf 1ll corporation
and thn purpose thereof tho place ~
thH principal office tHU offices and tho
onIrUr. who Hrr fn servo nH officers
] thereof nni how many shall he require
ed tu form quorum and how such
officers fhlll bn elected Or appointed
and how they rhul uu1llfy. and tn dee
/ tormiuC thH powers ~ thH Hlld prupuFa1
corporation mud 60 determine the pow
prs of Che trustees Ur officers uf said
! corporation. and t1 determine the iIn-
Illtira Uf the members 90 lll proposed
/ CORPORATION. and 90 determine uuon tho
method uf adopting and making aud
] amending bylaws and Of receiving and
| removing mnmhufH and officers,
/ and Co determine upon such
] additional clauses c0nf1rmIbla 90
] law na thu Incorporation may
] deem necessary 0r desirable. md Co DO
| al other things necessary tu fully and
] completely incorporate said corporation
| 600 accordance with law.
! This notice d. given hy authority of
| the President of tho Church OF Jesus
| christ N i.attcr-day Saints. ana also by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
sALr pALAcE NoTEs.

Director Talbot Of the Salt Palace
has accepted proposition from the d.
rectOrs OF the Caboret Do Ia Marie,
that N now 90 Chutes Park. Denver, 10
exhibit that wonderful illusion at the
Salt Palace.
J. NJ Rabbit OF Chicago Is construct
Ing n photograph gallery on the Palace
grounds. Mr., Babbltt h going 10 get
out souvenir OF the Palace grounds
and city.
The toy concession has zen let 10
Joseph simpson.
llOby Estolle N now constructing n
theater ON the Midway plnisance She
II going 10 give "A continuous vaudeville
performance while the Palace IL open.
Director Talbot states that there are
a number OF people he would like to
have had hero at the opening but oW-
ing TO previous engagements they will
not be able 10 come until their contracts
run out.
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BENBR00K'S BONDS.
Strong Effort VIII he Made to obtain
RelnctlOn

There u no doubt but ant the at
torncya FOR John II. Benbrook within
tho next few days will make an EFFORT TO
reduce his bonds. The motion VIII
likely be based upon the statement Of
Justice Pardee made az the conclusion
Of the preliminary hearing. The matter
80 far as Justice pnrdcc II concerned
makes no difference whatever. His
Jurisdiction ended when he fixed the
amount Of bnll. what he said. what he
thought. or what he did, at the inyesii-
CATION. will. 10 use vulgar phrase.
"cut no ice" with Judge Norrcl or any
of the district Judges before whom the
motion Tor reduction must be made.
The fact remains that Justice Pardoc
fixed the prisoners bail nt 10000, that
ls what the transcript and the record
shows ana that ls what the district
court Will be- governed by The nttor-
ncya FOR tho defendant have a right to
move Tor e. reduction, the same NJ they
would that he be- admitted 90 bail had
the same been denied by the commit
ting magistrate The prosecution also
has the right 10 be heard In opposition.
and unless n can be- shown that $50. 600
Is an cXorhltant amount FOR the crime
ON which the defendant was held, tho
chances are the motion VIII Dee denied.
There IA little doubt but what BEN
brooks friends viii be able 10 give bail
an right. even FOR $4,000; but Il is
thought that no harm can result from
moving Tor a reduction. 20 why not
make the motlnuH Bcnhrnnk Il ia un-
deratond. In content 10 remain whore be-
is Tor the next few days. lie would Ike
90 be out In time 10 witness tho return
of tho volunteers, AMI ~ begins 60 look
a. though his attorneys were putting Il
On until about thnt time.
Bonhrook " sim In the rotary. lie
looks somewhat pnlcr man ever ana ls
said 10 more ketuly sense his position
as the days and nights come and go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Tho chief attraction I'm the police
court THIS afternoon was the Tale of %
Flipper or who SmaFhrd the Window
j. w, Jftter. couple ~ days ago,
rented n house nj aeG First street and
told the neighhorlnr boys 10 watch for
the indefatirahlo window smafhcr. on
Saturday afternoon the boy with tho
nlunrr arrived on the scene. pumped
thlricent shots through as many panoa
~ ElnHs ana soaked one Tor luck into
the ncighbors pct dog. Two youngsters
saw the oct and this afternoon swors
that tcn-yenr-old Willie Youngdnie was
the man behind the Upper. Wille'a
papa. mamma ana q lady friend worked
hard 20 prove an allbi. while Willie
nolomnly avcrrod that ho burnt his lip-
per w on Friday. The court, In the
face N the conflicting testimony read
lad.
l.. J. brennan. the Jolly tar who thirty
days ago told tho court he was going to
hla ship nt Sun Francisco. made n
strong plea 10 be- allowed 10 get out Of
town, us his horrible appetite for
whisky" made him ashamed OF him
self. nearly tainted when the odlrt went
forth. drunk and Insulting ladies', SO.
Vngfnncy, 50 days.
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Some Women

Are troubled with swollen
feet during the hot weather
We have a line Of low shoes
that are lust suited for uhla
condition Of affairs. They
are soft and cosy. and you
can wear a size larger With
out making your feet look
clumsy
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n the precipitation % worms in
cMIlr.n H not cured they become cr1-
rINiUI. weakly and lu danger OF c1nvui-
,IINH WHITES CREAM VEUNT.
tl1i lH tho most successful and p1nu.
DRUG Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
HELD FOR HOUSEKEEPING
AeAannus Goes to Jail-Who Broke
tue WlndOws2 Brennan's Portion.

'amost A, McMannus, an ancient
1N'hs pcddler with an "ex-con" mlen,
wv Justice Timmony yester-
ely afternoon and said mot
sul'y to the charge OF house
.''Alng' lie waived preliminary
Na'''na'ion and stated no wanted time
s., ..Da Tor money to employ counsel to
suanow much time do YOU wantqr
Se"sfled Attorney Gunter.
W. 'hfee or four weeks"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
0usted From the Land Office Comes
Back an Army Agent
IsHALE, HEARTY ANDHAPPY


Salt Lakcrs must yield the palm Of
perseverance to Mr. Harvey y. Nc.
Grew. when the present national adj
minlstration rode into power he was
promised n profitable position. and NJ
once became n candidate for the gov-
ernorship OF Ariozun. The cry Of nom
residence was raised against him. and
he 40 modified his aspiration az to APP
ply for the reFistorHhip Of the Salt Lake
land Office. This time be was success
ful. 1ut again came the cry OF non
residence supplemented by the term
carpet Dagger and other similar oppo-
mtlon promoting epithots. The storm
lashcd 10 furiously that Air. McGrcw
was supplanted by Frank d. Hobbs.
but he did not sulk In hls tent as many
another man would have done and
swear vengeance ut everything ana ~
cry body In sight tie Immediately
packed his grip sack nud started Tor
lie saw him and was promptly taken
care Of. Now iu ~ back In Salt Lake.
But hr u not out OF employment. He
has FULFILLED the prediction made by
himself when he hled himself 20 the
Buckeye state. At that time he quiet.
y A'NlNl'Ns 10y AWhllN'l . ~ h'A NHlll'-
thing out VI this yet" Ana no h. has
as win be seen from the following ln-
Hcrlptlon which II printed upon "a neat
business card!
MIR. HARVEY y. MGREw.
Army Transportation Service. san
francisco.
Mr McGrow has been IN this business
Tor "a considerable time and ~ doing cf-
foCtivo work IN that direction. n iH
that which calls him Ia salt Lake az
this iuncturo. He viii be here FOR "a
week or two. Meanwhile he VIII con-
tinuc 90 enjoy himself ns only McGrCw
pursued him the hardest. and TO an ln-
tents and purposes ~ happier than any
II thUm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Philadelphia, Aug. LIN the second
Inning OF the last game today the
ihlllleH mndc two errors and Cleveland
was then substituted and the visitors
secured but two hits during the re-.
naming part OF the game. Schmidt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

authority of and IN accordance with q
r..niution heretofore made hv Inc
trustees OF uil association. said Brig.
ham Young College.
LORENZO SNOW.
President N The Church OF Jesus christ
of Latter-duy Saints.
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLIDE
liy Jos. D. SMITH.
President Pro. Tenn.
". BULLEN JR.. Secretary.
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McMnnhuH was hold IN bonds OF $500
~ await tho verdict 10 the jury BOO the
Third district court regarding the little
matter OF entering the Promises of Mr.
4. J. Hailschwoiicr. g2l west First
South on July 2iih and carrying away
nice tailor made cont md "cuntlnu-
atlOnH." Onlccr Gillespie arrested tho
man yesterday evening az he was try
Ing 10 dispose Of the articles In quos.
lion on the West Side
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
MUNYON'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs,
HayFever, Bron-
chitis, Asthm a
and all Diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs.

Clouds Of Neficatfi Nnr1r are inhalfi
through the mouth and entitled from the nos.
tila. cieansing md yarnflfluf AL TIE iulamg !
dni diseased pefts which cannot b. reached b.
medicine takSu into the stomach
en- renetes ire s1rr sr1ff--H hed'f ne rdfg
fi'nret-.n gnss 10 ne frnf n diffuss-N nfff nf
Il hffn and f01ie 20 ne whaie sNsism ff.0l ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

baltimore at plttHhurg.
boston ut g. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati,
New York ut Louisville.
Philadelphia ut Cleveland.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
st. Louis. s; Boston. Z,
cincinnati 10, Hrooklyn Z,
InulHyiur. z: New York 1.
plttahurg. o. baltimore. o
Chicago. =. Washington. 9.
Philadelphia. Z. Cleveland, o, hfht
game.
game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Advertisers who dosl. 90 reach tho
country population ~ tho Western
states and Territories should patron 70
ton books ale open TO all advertisers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

'lNNolhnd.. 90 90 ss 90 ss &c
lNllNuUluhluss ts t. ss s.ssss eco
HattrflUaa schmidt and SuEdrn. Ml-
zee. Bernhard and Mcfarland I'm
pirrH- Latham and CARNEY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Thursday. August Ord. the Fourth
Ward. ogden, and the Nineteenth
Ward. OF salt Lake. win be at Lagoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02


97 With
b Fm
Iheyok ra-1s sslas
nfIau and
7 o.
uny because @ III
beet
T.
ululeu
VI ap0ugC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
NTtIASs seu-sy.
hoHtr tacA- fIsT5

was a mystery Goo the heavy hitting
QuuknrH. Tho nfat game was C1m-
pnmuvoly easy Tor the phnuca. At
tendance. G1iN
FIrrt rnfuYa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
wIIIi,Ei

Can you got 90 much FOR &c as at
saltair7 Three shows, all FRI.
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Yesterday afternoon Picked nine
from the Salt Lake and Rapid Transit
car lines undertook Co play hlll win
mo Z. g. 81. L. ON the Walker dll-
nond. The Co-opH dnllicd with the ball
10 the tune of !, runs, while the Car
mon nearly broke % hluulNrssol IN OBJ
tanning % lone and solitary tally iu tho
sixth. There are those who did u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Aflor tho race Harry Nlckor protested
the verdict against Augustus and
Crane alleging that they had taken tho
upper road, but uH mo- official referee
was secured nothing was dono.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
The White House Cook Book
THE BEST COOK hook PRINTED
II more fully represents the prog
ress and perfection OF the culinary
art than any previous work.
lei Main Street.

THE "wHTE HOUSE" was compiled
bY Hugo Zienan, steward Of the White
House under President Harrison, and MrS.
L. L. Gillette. 1t contains over 100 Cook
ing Recipes, besides recipes for toilet and
houishold. Special articles on buying
provisions, dinner giving, table etiquette,
carving and care Of iiskIJJSSSJisist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

TUN ron EVERYBODY.
Moving pictures free every evening
at Saltnlr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Louisville, Aug. Tho Colonels
punched their hits In two Jennings
and with the Giants errors, scored am
other easy Victory. Wagner stole home
In the fourth Inning while Meckln
held tho bail, l,ighthelder Mike Tier
nan WIS today given hts unconditional
release by New York. Attendance, 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

mn Mg 2yln pictures. sal,alr every ovsn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Cincinnati, Aug, Tho locals
pounded both Dunn and YcagCr hard
today and won an unlntereHting game.
Attendance. $500
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SCORE.

H. II. T..
cincinnati ''..' .'''.. 80. ..,.,l0 II 0
i'I"nhlyh 'sss' 'sss.' ss's .sss. l
Battcrica-Hawloy and pcltz: Dunn,
fenger and Farrell. umplrcs-l.ynch
and C0nnnlly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
TANNEH1LL HIT OFTEN.

Plttsburg, Aug. i.-Tannchill was hit
often but not effectively. Time and
again Baltimore nllod the bases but
could not score. Seventeen hits and
but two runs shows neither play on
one side or superior work on the other.
Attendance, 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
GET ONE At LAST.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-The Orphans finally
took one from the Senators today In
a close but poorly played game. The
visitors played perfect ball Tor seven
Innings, forcing the locals 10 earn an
their runs. paddrn's fielding was the
feature. Attendance, COO.
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SCORE

nhlcngo ,.',. ss','' 80. ..s..0 10
Warrington '.s.s s..... .s....b 10
Batteries Grinith and Chance: Nor
Ger and kittrcdge. Empires Emane
and Mcdonald.