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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

1@ Sa N laa, G Go ss. s. G2 9s
Location NJ principal place W business Hait
lHaHtIIE. a..t iHkH County.
Stat. of ttIh.

NUrI.f I.H hereby given tilt at "a meeting
Uf II, directors Hf #HII company. bold ul tho
9th uHy NJ sept, Ira an ns.1ssmrnt ut ten
IUN Htu. a 90 IHH corporation. payable luIWHd-
HtUI. fu fIIH -U.VfarYs Af Room Nu. a. CONE
u.rrHIHI NlnrE Iu -lIf Lake city, rhlt Lake
uIlHhtHIs HF.Ussurrt wIN remain uupnid On
tHr pfu uly uf october tn will hu dUiin-
uuuuf HuI advertised for sale ut public uue-
Con. HUN HulUas payment H. made before. VIII
Uu sold uH Che -th dHy NJ urtnhvr, isYl, 90
r4Y thU NUIIuIuUUt assessment together with
ilU tHHI u' advertising aud UNuHuso OF sale.
JANIS D. IENNlNNN stHy.
Room So. a Commercial block, salt Lake
CITY. Utah
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The presentation Of tho general and
local authorities was postponed until
next quarterly conference 90 be- hello
~ December next az KnyFyilo, I'm order
That the brethren could more fully In
struct tho people on this very important
subject.
The conference has boon one Of the
most successful ever held IN Davis
Stake; an excellent attendance being
had mt each session,
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And lu lta1rdHuru with law and 1000 order
NJ tho BOARD u director ul.iU 900 Ono rIU UHy
NJ August ls91, 30 many .Harrs of each pufs
col ~ such stock Hs may Deb necessary VII. uu
sold 90 tho front door OF OHIO UHsurUt National
Hans M salt Lake tIty, Utah, So DO south
lnst Trmplo strpUt -ait I.Ha. tItg. Utah. Oh
Tuyiuay October ild. l-E. tt thu hour of is
O'Clock noon, Goo uuy delinquent Ussua.-
munt thereon, together With tNv ru1t uf ll-
YvrtlHIur Aud yAuUusUs uf .NIU
ELIAS N. SMITH,
Secretary Fremont Mining Company OMcO
So. ,D south East lumu.u Street salt
Lake Dlty, O. TAB.
Dated September lN, tsJl.
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WILL JOIN THE DEMOCRATS
gorcd by "a uuIi- Court Cascs-FruIis
tor the Rair-stoicn Cattle
News Briefs.

4 sad catastrophe occurred at South
weber last Saturday afternoon. In
which Mr.. Baabrough. father of Matt
niubf0ugh. was very seriously injured
The Old gentleman was Forod and
Knocked down by bull. one of his ribs
was broken from the spinal coulmn and
be- was bruised IN shocking manner
The animal was considered perfectly
suaue and trustworthy; up TO IA few
days aEo a ii-ycur-old Eirl has fed
and watcrcd him and h. has never been
Otherwise than duCilc. on sunday DE-
UU|uuHly attacked one Of the horses IN
lho CORRAL and knocked Il down.
FRUIT FOR THE FAIR.
County Tree Inspector IIlckcnloopcr
Vla out mo Plain city this afternoon arr
rHFlng with the iruitgrowcrB for sam
pies NJ fruit from that precinct FOR the
State Fair ut Salt Lake city He rec
ports that Plain city has some nne
fruit this year SIR. ilickcuioUpor 10
boxing after Weber county exhibit with
much solicitation and success
NulupY q. Gunoll. nH PRECEDENT OF the
Weber county sunday School uHHucin-
u0ns. han Issued circular letter To
OH The members of the association maxi
ilg call for ON TO meet with him and
Mu Smith, uE secretary, at the home
81 thD latter No. 1888 Adams Ave. nt {
D. m, sunday Tor the purpose OF arr
ranging Tor the annual county Sunday
school convention,
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ct al. property was redeemed by Mr.
Harrison
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

You may bride the appetite. but you
can not bride the liver Co do ltH work
well. You must be- honest with %. help
II along little now ana then with
dose OF HERHlNE. the best liver rrgu-
lator Price 90 cents, u. G.. NJ. L.
Drug Dept.
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A. an external llnimCnt of most Won
dorful pcnrtrutiyc and curative power.
HALLARDR SNOW LtNtMENT ~ not
cqunled By any other In the world
Price 20 and " cents. y, G. NJ. l.
Drug Dent.
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Pursuant 20 low. notice o. hprphy givpnthnt
% sUrHIul muriluE M tho stockholders ut tho
Richmond HnI Anaconda con allllutud Miu-
IlHuL. 40 ID O. lIrst -uuth Street. salt Lake
Dlty. Utah. uu the end dtyuf oct, A. %. tslp, ne
g nrIuHl. uu.. fur thr purpose N considering
uUI IHtInF uTuu thu fnIIuWluE amendment ~
article of tHu articles m Incorporation ~
salu CnWUHUYr fu-Wlt. striking out the
words H-HIt Lake city. Utah" aud Inserting
lr place thereof "piuEU Dity. ltnh County,
tHh" 81 H. tU change che place ~ tho gUn.
yflI un.cr FROM SOFT lnkv CITY tu prlyu
liS-t kN!sQl. President
joins ~. MUIWAN rug'y.
Richmond mud Anuruudn Con.
rHlHtud Mining Company
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4 diseased liver declares itself by
morosencsa. mental depression lack or
energy, rcHtlUHHupHa, melancholy and
constipation. ttEUBlNE win restore
the liver Co 70 healthy condition. Price
90 cents. Il. e., 81. l. Drug Dept.
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cRoss-ENAMuNArroN BY THUR.
MAN.

witness had been drinking some nj
Payson, but was not intoxicated. Did
not think johnson had any trouble
with any one at Puysou, when the row
occurred after tho collision. johnson
and tho older Carter got into n scufio
and blows were struck. Johnson was
the nggressor, Edward y. Carter ana
witness also got into night Witness
stated he had enough and Carter qult.
Richard York, defendants brother. hit
Johnson with his hBt or "a rock and
knocked him down, ana four others
Jumped on him nH he lay on the ground.
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Of making beer y employed by the An.
hcuscr-liuFh urowing Ass'n IN pro-
ducing their latest brew, Anhcuu.r-
Busch DARK. 10 la the purgst. mol-
lowest, most Wholesome ANA palatabig
brow uf recent years
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ~.

AnutVts
IRON Nurih and Northwest. "a M. 5'a5 p. M.
i'm south, 7'tO a, M, p,O5 a. M. 1850 a. H.
100 o, ~. and giaop IN.
LEAVES
Fnr Nonh and Northwest, gI5 o. M, iiiI5n
=, m. 1880 D. M.
Tor south. 300 q. M, 100 q, M, oOj p. M. 5iaJ
, m, ana uli5 y. M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teethlng. II
aoathca the child, Eoftona the gums. al
lays all pain, cures wind cole, ana 10
the best remedy Tor dlarrhoea. % cents
a bottle
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TooELE.
y. a. Droubay riesds uuiity to vnitwtui
Capitalization aud l. iinrd $500

Toocle. Sept 1s.-pctor A. proubly
was arraigned hero today ON tha
charge " adultery with The YOUNG
widow nrnmmotL lie entered rIal
OF not guilty. The county attorney uu.
nounced to the court that defendant
would. us be understood lt plead GUILT,
TO th1 ononac OF unlawful ounihIuUHu
This. 90 tf1uHplfCa was correct and uT.
ter brief elaboration the court Dor.
mlited hi INTO DO Hu. The defendant
waived 100 statutory rlrhta in r"HrI a.
time. proubuy wna nuU1 $500.
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Provo.
TRIAL OF YORK FOR MURDER
Witnesses Give Full Particulars Of the Dread
hl Tragedy.
Tried BEFORE Jury OF Twelve state
win not EasiIy Convict on Tcsu-
mony thus Tar brought Forward.


Special Correspondence.
Provo. sept ie--Alblon X. Paris York
IL now on trial In the Fourth district
court for the killing u Edward Johnson
nt suntaquin ON the afternoon Of july
18th. lsga
\ trial jury Of twelve was secured
after a great deal OF delay. and the fol-
lowing testimony was given at the at
tcrno0n session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

$1,000
want 20 IEhl Johnson hll 70 knife IN
ha tiEht hnnd loIh iriu.'i ~ nEht.
witness ul7" tiW ll' row ~ fhnth-
JUN: no,k WlH HlAnllns 90 thr corner
Whlu.t lhe W,t.u WAa Hl9pptl Wheh
heAr hvls' nhu d"Ihlnn kAin'f,l some
rnohs hh9 HtAit,i .nt d'i'nIani VIE
uea. tflci 10 h"ld dohh.nn. Inc l1tttr
nrpke hMhN anu communist ndAhnclns'
YORK 700 MN t' HtoI' Wh'n about NE
teen l,rt hMNl' Nh.ul lhfn' Hl'ps
more were iaken. ana Johnson Hhld
concerning when witness aid not honr
Johnson hld hlg nrm back s,WhtIN
Wh,n inc ihihl Hnoi Waa ufnl. The bll'
lct hlt Johnson hh'ui llr c'htgt or M.
igirhell Jghn.gh i.u iut W.fd toward
lNfh brl'n!ahl lngh 'Hai' NnW y
".l ln DO, nhu = Ain hNlhk 70 see u olI
lh'n a,t'uglnl a!.pIeI over 20 MH
NI.'h uNI .hgl' 10 you want any
ihlng or ~ Olsen answered, 40, I
l'u Wln'.s l'ok'd ~ Jon. son' VINO
f''ngl 20 hnnNg a couple OF hfollh',
ana then expired. on eros scNlmln1.
u'n the WltnoaH stated mat Johnson
ON the ROAD 70 Sanlapuln. who're ".
row, occurred. had ihe knli" WIN tue
hlAdN open ~ HhulAVulu, Johnson uu-
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FlLLrlORE.
Returned Missionary Missing Man Pound
Work un Tabernacle.

Returned Missionary Missinu Man Pound
Wufk un fahuruntis.
Fillmore. Millnrd CO., Sept 80 John
Peterson. who recently returned from
the Southern states, occupied tlH time
nt meeting last Sunday. llD referred
with pleasure 60 his experience Zoo the
South.
MISSING MAN FOUND
Mr.. rarrnwH. who recently lHft File
moro lu xrrcteily fur th. hills, was
found near kumusc with some VI bis
relatives
The committee that has been rurcr-
wishing the construction of our new tlh-
oruuolc are beginning 90 pee thD fruItH
OF thclr labor mntorlulizn; 10 g. expected
that the foundation VIII be- completed
iu about two weeks
quite number N our young people
were On attendance at the NJ. I. s. cone
ference hold at KamoHo on the 10Th and
18th Inst.
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0ogopoI5
DRY GOODS STORE.
BIC SALE ON COTTON HOS
cry This WEEK

Womon's best German make. fast
black Cotton Drop stitched Hose cheap
at Zoe Will be cleared out at. sac
Womon's high grade black Drop
blue, pink and red, 75o ia the rcgu,
lar price, atu.,.,,, 90, ,.......... aOc
Girls high grade German mnkc. nne
guuge fast black Cotton Hose. win
double knee and high spllcod heel. sss
Is the regular selling price. This
BoyH heavy Bicycle Hose. doii61e
knees, heels and toes. were 25c, 10
BE- cleared out nt.............. ~,
Mail Orders carefully attended 10.
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EIGOllI Salll[ Turkish BlLl

And Treatment Rooms IN chnrrc OF a
Competent phyHiUluu who will diagnose
and prescribe cor patients needing mod.
teal aid. N you hayU Cnturrh. byHpcp-
fIu. rheumatism. Nervous Trouble Or
Kidney Disease, come and BE- cured
Any Kind OF bath YOU want NtaHsaro
Tor both sexes Swimming lessons Tor
ladies' by the mntTun.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

AHnivTs
irom West, 6ii5 a. M, 500 pm.
LEAVES
Tor West, $50 a. M, slOp. m.
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OUR OWN STATE.


ct a. property was redeemed by Mr.
Harrison
STOLEN CATTLE.
The sheriff received word from Sheriff
Howells % salt Lake that some nine
head OF cattle had been stolen from %
farmer south OF salt Lake and asked
shorim Lane ~ Weber county 90 look
out for them.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Apostle John Henry Smith was an os-
den visitor yesterday. the guest ~
Enoch FAR.
VIM Atkinson receiver of the ogden
WutrrwOrkH company went Co.. Rev
York this morning Via Union Pacific
owen Morris " oregon short Line
was in OEdcn today from Salt Lake ON
business.
Fifteen carloads " gun carriages Tor
Fort Baker cal. went through ogden
yesterday
superintendent Joseph Young Of the
oregon Short Lane went north this
one car Of recruits went west to-
day.
The Union Pacific was about four
hours late today.
~ O. Baker W tho Consolidated Mine
IN BuKoldpr county went 60 Sew York
this morning. Hn viii arrange for q
mill 20 be- put upon tho property it
possible while east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Albert Wall was the next witness
Lives at Santlquln. Was at Payson
ON July 18th, saw York and johnson
with others at payson. When b. re-
turned home, the Cartors and Yorks
were getting Into their wagon after the
lght ON the road side Was talking
with Johnson whom defendant came IN
ana Johnson said, Your viii have to
fght me-" York replied that he did not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Send 30 cents 10 the "Nows" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
of our boys work In the Philippines
"On TO Manila" We pay the postage
Stamps tnkon iu payment.
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FARmlNdToN.
CONFERENCE CONCLUDED.
Addresses by Presidents Snow and Cannon,
Apostles Smith and Telsda.e and Others.


Special Correspondence
Pennington Davis County Sept. is
The concluding session of the Davis
stake conference was held this after
noon. Elder Jos. T., Taylor of the salt
Lake Stake presidency was In attend
ancc In addition TO the present brethren
In the morning.
The speakers were Elders JOS. h..
Taylor John Henry Smith. Gc0ro Teas
dale, j, Golden klmhAll. Presidents
Lorenzo SNOW and George @ Cannon.
The principle OF uthing was enlarged
upon, uH tine revenue law OF tho church
uf Christ, TO provide means for the up-
building of the Kingdom OF aol and the
foundation upon which many great
and important blessings viii be- found
ed, The Lord has said, ~ nm bound
whom you do what I say; but when 80
do not what I say, 80 are not entitled to
the promises" lie that b. OF God. hear
eth the word NJ God. and there ~ not
"a man or woman iu Israel who. does
not know that the principle Of tithlnR
is n God. The law " tithiuE prepares
you FOR the keeping OF the celestial law,
and w IN one sense q lesser law. pre-.
pairing IT, observers for the Keeping OF
the celestial law, and leads to hlrher
and more perfect things
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UNION PAoIEIo RY.

Aumyrs
from East, a'o0a. M, $40 n m.
LEAVES
for Last 500 ,, M, $40 a. m.
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rHorAr EEoratS,p uu,nDr,Ssurr
consult County CLERK or tho Respec-
i've signers Tor Further
Information.
NtITIt

ln th0 District Court. Probate nivi,ion. a,
nnd i.f .a.t l4ko County
state 10 Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

ole Olsen was the next witness. lie
lives nt snutnuulu. on the lith of July
hc and johnson were nt payruu. Saw
York and others iu 70 saloon there. Uu-
manned ln luys1u until about Z o'clock
ln the afternoon. when johnson. York
and witness lrft there bon q uuD-goutul
buggy. Behind thum the two Carter
boys drove lu a wagon, and they ran
the wagon Into the buggy. running u
into the fence. The two factions en-
gagged IN a rowsi In which the defendant
York. sided IN with the Carriers. ana
Johnson told York he would have 20
nrht him Defendant replied that he
dli not want 20 fight. Johnson had "a
knife In his hand. but was told by SIT.
Wall. who had driven up. 20 put the
knife M, which he ala. After the row
York got Into Cnrter'H wagon ana drove
on 10 Suntuquln. Witness and johnson
tied the brOkgu buggy behind Alr.
Wallis wagon and drove over 20 Spring
Lake nud then home. II was about one
hour before they arrived at Santnquln.
When witness and party arrived In
front of Nurk's house johnson jumped
out uf the wagon ana picked up two
rocks Wall tried 90 stop him but he
tJohngonl broke away from Wall and
started toward crowd uf boys 700 front
OF Norks house. ~ that time York
came around the corner of the block
ana both wpro going toward each other
York commanded Johnson On stop hut
the latter paid no attention. The COM
mlni was repeated and then York fired
ut JuhFun who fpll The mon wore
seventeen feet apart when the shot was
fired. After the shot York walked over
Go the wagon whore witness was ANA
he asked witness " he wanted any OF
the same thing. Witness replied no"
and defendant walked away. when
witness frst saw York he had the re-
10. Al.
Johnson ala not SEQ York when he got
out Of the wagon,
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pREsr. cANNoN

was tho next speaker. Io read from
the Ssth section Of the Doctrine and
Covenants. concerning the sounding Of
the trumpet of the seventh angel. and
said, III IN a great promise that we
shall be made perfect with God" that
be had always tried In his weak way
To live 20 as 20 be worthy 10 be- where
Christ ana an the holy mon shall be
and associate with th0m.
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Tho tnUof Mammoth Mining t1mn.py. /,
CUgUurtIIu, location OBJ mIuta. TlutF
Mining District JHIH co.. Utah
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
IN THE HANDBALL COURT.
Collins and White Again Lower the
Colors OF Kilgallon and Linehan-

]. Collins and j. White. the phenomenal
youngsters, carried of the honors In Phil
Ryan's handball court. SIS Howard street.
yesterday against the so-calIed cy clone
players. Kilgallon and Llnehan. Yester-
days game between the quartet was In
the nature Of a return match 20 decide
between the older and younger school OF
handball players. Heretofore KilgdlIon
and Linehan were players against whom
few cared 10 combat. With this record
IL was hardly TO be expected that two
youngsters would on every occasion lower
their colors. The scores I'm this event
were: White and COllins-21, Is. a. 2l;
Kilgallon and Linehan-11. q. IA. 13.
The scores OF the other players were:
Terry McManus and Il. Hutchinson de-
feated G.. Hutchinson and +. Kelly.
Score. 21-16. S-21, 21-12.
G.. u. Hayward and NJ. Basch defeated
f. McDonough and L. Lynch. Score,
H-9, 11-21. 21-19.
G. Mcdonald and p. Steiner defeated
NJ. Mcneil and z. McKinnon. Score,
2l-13. 1s-21, 21-l0.
G. Smith and T. Leach defeated p
RYAN and j. Condon- Score, 2l-12. 1-2t,
H-H.
j. Glynn and A. whiteman defeated w
Fisher and E. Antron. Score, 21-i5. 19-2t.
2I-13
]. Harlow and f. Toy defeated w. Ma
guire and f. Curley. Score. 2i-1O. 12-21,
H-l5.
" ]. Prendergast and ]. r. Bockman
defeated A. ]. Griffith and u. ]. Sheehan.
Score. 2l-i9. 14-2t, 2l-7
t. Series and A. Whiteman defeated r.
Regli and W. Johnson. boys OF Is years
OF age. Score. 2i-6. 9-21. 21-11.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
BEST GAME
OF BASEBALL
THIS YEAR
All-Californias Find Eleven
Innings Necessary to Beat
the Champions.
AN California 4. sacramento 8.

With Hughes. the foremost pitcher in
America, in the box, the All-California
team had 10 play two extra innings &c de-
feat the champion Sacramento nine. Not
for many a day has such baseball been
played in this city. over $500 enthusiastic
spectators packed the stands and bleach
ers Of the Recreation grounds, expecting
10 see an exhibition of high class base
ball, and In this they were not disappoint-
ed. The game was OF that interesting or
der that holds the attention from start 10
finish. At no time during the game did
one team have more advantage over the
other than a single run, and during five
innings the score was tied. The crowd en-
joyed the sport and eXcitedly applauded
all OF the many sensational features OF
the two hours contest.
Both Hughes and Harvey pitched great
ball. and the teams back OF them gave
their most earnest support. 1t was test
as 10 the relative merits OF a team made
up OF cracks OF the big leagues and the
local champions. Sacramento does not
lose much by the comparison, II their
game yesterday was a criterion.
The California League champions came
first TO bat and Harvey scored the first
run OF the day. When he walked 10 the
bat he was received with shouts and ap-
plause. A two-Dagger evoked greater
noise from the bleachers. On Sullivan's
out Harvey went 10 third, scoring on
gan, who had been given his base on
balls. Two runs were made by All-Cali-
fOrnia in the first, Van Haltren and
Chance coursng the bags.
In the next inning Sacramento seat
Doyle over the plate. Finding Hughes for
a two-bagger, he went 10 the third sta
ton on Shanahan's sacrifice. scoring on
an error OF Johnson. Two all the score
read, and was not changed until the fifth
inning. when the home returners" took
the lead. After two men had been en-
tombed. Mertes was made a present of
throw of Stanley 10 Sheehan crossed the
rubber. In the eighth the score was lied
by Sacramento. Sullivan earned his first
base on a hit and coursed the bags when
Stanley hit TO right field. Johnson allow
ing the ball 10 slip through his fists. Score
three all.
After this came an exciting two innings.
Lockhead made first on an error by Shee-
han and second on a wild throw Of Har-
vey TO first. To third he went on Hughes
out. Mccarthy then hit 10 Sullivan.
who threw 10 the plate. Lockhead dying
the fast ball in the ninth. Mccarthy was
caught between first and second. while
about 10 steal a base and the side was
retired.
The tenth inning was Of the one, two,
three order for both teams. The eleventh
was the same for Sacramento; for the
All-Calitornias II brought victory. Chance
sent a heaVen-stabber between left and
center field. Both Shanahan and Nc
Laughlin started for II and colided;
either would have caught IL alone, and
there is the tale Of woe. Chance was safe
stealing second soon after and going TO
third on Hulen's sacrifice. A bunt of the
sacrifice order by Lockhead sent him like
a shot across the plate and the game was
over. The score: