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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-07
Kronika Miejsc9Wd.
Smierc sedziweg0 kap}ana.

Smiefc seuZlWeSO AaplauHs
Wczoraj rano godzinie 4tej
umarl W szpitalu Alexyanow
dfugoletni dawny kapelau tego
zakiadu, ks. Wilhelm Deiters,
we wieku SO lat. Pochodzii z
Monasteru W Westfalii, byi sy-
mem sedziego, ksztaici} sic W ly-
ceum W Monasterze, a ko1czyf
studya na uniwersytecie W Berli-
ME, gdzie otrzymal stopie6 do
ktora flozofi. w +. 1888 otrzy-
mai swiecenia kaplahskie, a "a
tenn przez lat &C byf kapianem.
w r. 1S49 przybyi do Ameryki,
wiedzsc tenn, re byl tu wow
czas brak niemieckich kapianow;
byl najprzod proboszczem W Gin
cinnati, " +. 1855 zostai probo-
szczem kosciola sw. Ludwika W
Buffalo, nastepnie za}ozyl parafa
sw. Jozefa W Peoria, Ill. Pred
laty 20 cofnai sic z zycia publ
cznego, i zostai kapelanem W
Domu Sierot W High Ridge. w
r. 1887 zostal kapelanem zak}adu
Br. Alexyan6w i tam W r. 1898
obchodzil dyamentowy (60 letni)
jubileusz kapla6stwa. Me po-
zostawil zadnego majatku. Po-
grzeb jego odbedzie sic jutro
rano godzinie 9 szpitala Br.
Alexyan6w ma cmentarz sw.
Bonifacego.
$4,000 odszkodowania.
Francuzka spiewaczka koncer-
iowa Claude Petite zaskarzyfa
frme w. w. Kimball & Co., o
$4,000 odszkodowania. Twierdzi
ona W swej skardze, re W Lutym
W budynku tel frmy, jadac W
elewatorze pokaleczyia sic wsku-
tex tego, ze kawalek zelaza "a
czepil sic o jei suknie ona
upadlszy pokaleczyla sic, po-
tenn kilka tygodni musiaia spe-
die W szpitalu i znaczne straty
fnansowe poniosfa.
Ostr0inie 2 telefonami!
Wielu lekarzy chicagoskich
twierdzi ma pewno, ze aparaty
telefoniczne W miescie So takze
posrednikami W rozszerzaniu sic
mikrobow. DR.. Emanuel Friend
zapewnia, ze W 10 telefonicznych
tubach do m6wienia odkryi 8 r6-
2nych rodzaj6w bacyl; ME zna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-07
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 7go Lipca.

Niemcy ME bardzo So "a
chwyceni wysoka cena, zapia.
coma przez Rad "a odstspione
przez Hiszpanis kolonie "a
morskie. P6lurzedowe dzien.
niki nazywajs wprawdzie ten
nabytek pompatyeznie 'nows
Germania", wszystkie inne
wszakze bezwzglednie gania
go. Wprawdzie sklada sig on
az z pisciu wysepek, lecz ami
jedna z mich ME przedstawia
kolonialnej wartosci. Ziemia
tam ja}owa, klimat fatalny,
bardzo czesto ca}e miesiace bez
przerwy pada drobny deszcz i
wytwarza W mieszka1each tax
ponure usposobienie, ze samo'
b6jstwa 50 zjawiskiem pow.
szedniem; ptak6w ma wyspach
wcale ME ma i nawet domo.
wego drobiu ME daso sic aaa,
klimatyzowat; ME zyjs tez "a.
dne zwierzeta, opr6cz k6z /
nlerogacizny. Krajowey tam
tejsi mogliby uchodzi6 "a Idly.
ot6w, gdyby ME byli nalogo.
wynn zlodziejami zdrajcami
& zamilowania. Wyspy Mary
a6skie nazywa}y sig tee daw-
niej o wiele trafniej: Zlodziei
skiemi. Zreszta ten lud miej
scowy zgo}a ME poimuje, jak
mona pracowae i po co. Ma
wszystkich wyspach razem
znajduje sic tylko czterdziestu
pieciu ludzi bia}ych. Sa to
przewaznie CT, kt6rzy sic ciez'
ko por6znili z w3asnem spo}e.
cze6stwem, ME mogli sic po-
godzie z aadns spoleczna orga.
nizacys dlatego sig usuneli
ma 'te niegoscinne wydmiska.
W dodatku czeste i d}ugie
huragany wcisa zmieniajs
kszta}ty wysepek: fale zmy-
waja jedns ich Geese, natomiast
gdzies nasypujs nowy pag6-
rex. W obu tych archipela.
gach znajduje sic tylko jedna
wyspa godna tel nazwy: to
Guam. Tam jest roslinnosc,
miasteczko, port, tam tez by&a
siedziba wladz hiszpa6skich,
ale to wlasnie wyspe juz "a
brali Amerykanie.
Tax Niemcy opisuia to
"nows Germanis". A pose}
Richter we "Freisinnige Ztg."
powiada zlosliwie: "Blogos}a.
wilbym jednak ten noWy ma
ciele Vaterlandu guz, gdyby
nan przesiedlono wszystkich
hakatyst6w i caly "Alldeut-
scher Verband" z jego prezy'
dentem administracya."
Wypadki ma granicy serb
sko tureckiej inaczej opisuja
Turcy, niz Serbowie. Wedle
raportu baszy kossowskiego
rzecz tax sic przedstaWia.
q tureckiego blokhauzu
Pr6chnik, naleascego do for
tyfkacyj balackich, wyszli
zolnierze po wode do zr6d}a
tua mad granies. Serbscy haj.
ducy { (straa graniczna) powi.
tall ich wystrzalami, zranili
kilku ludzi zabili diva konie.
Zolnierze sic cofneli, po pc.
wnym czasie wr6cili po wode,
majac eskorts POI plutona
piechoty. Lecz mad graniea
staly juz tlumy serbskich vie.
sniakow z zandarmami. Ci bez
aadnej przyczyny i ME wdajsc
sic z Turkami W rozmowe,
zaczeli do mich strzelaG, wiec
Turcy znowu sic ccfnsli, ale
poniewaz meczylo ich pra.
gnienie, przeto postanowili
sils zdobye wode. Tax pow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-07

znaJdzle sic we wlelu teiefonach.
Radzi on przeto Radzie miejskiej,
ably wydafa ustawe przepisujaca
dezinfekcyonowanie aparat6w
przynajmniej raz ma dzie6 "a po-
moca 5 procentowego kwasu kar-
bolowego lub chloranu rteci.
Popiera bardzo te mysl DIR. John
G. Byrne. Ten znalazl takze
bacyle W ksiazkach bibliotecz-
nych, ma podlodze wagonow ko-
lei ulicznych, i ma scianach We
wnetrznych roznych mieszka6, W
ktorych pacyenci umierali.
Znaczny p0zar.
Wczoraj rano godz. pot do
10 spalita sic wschodnia czesc 5
pietrowego budynku nalezacego
do Illinois Can Co., pm. 60-64
Superior str, chociaz pomiedzy
700 robotnikami tam zatrudnio-
nymi, miedzy ktorymi by(o 125
dziewczst, powstaia ogromna
panika, gdy pozar wybuchi, to
przeciez wszyscy szczesliwie sig
wyratowali i tylko pare dziew-
czat p6zniej wskutek przestrachu
zemdlalo. Pozar miai powstae W
skutek tego, re ma trzeciem pie
trze zaieia sic benzyna W pew
nym garnlu. Zrzadzil on szkode
ma $150.000.
Sedzia pOk0ju Kapela uznsny
winnym.
Sedzia pokoju Sylvester w.
Kapela Cicero zostai wczoraj
uznany winnym naduzycia urze-
du W sadzie sedziego Bakera.
Kara, ma kt6ra moze bye skazany,
najwyzei moze wynosic $4,000 i
.zlozenie z urzedu.
Jak wiadomo, oskarzycielem
byf fotograf p. Idzikowski, z
rozporzadzenia Kapeli zamkniety
w wiezieniu powiatowem bez
otrzymania sposobnosci do posta-
wienia kaucyi. Wczoraj W sadzie
Kapela twierdzif, re ME wydai
takiego rozporzadzenia, ale przy-
znai, re jego podpis ma odno-
snem rozporzadzeniu byi auten-
tyczny. Staio sic to tax, re
konstabl Kristan mial blankiety
podpisem Kapeli, do ktorych
wpisywaf nazwiska aresztowa-
nych. Jury uznala Kapele win
nym tymczasowo pod kaucya
pozostai ma wolnej stopie. zaraz
potem rozpoczsi sic process Kri-
stana, ktory dzisiaj sic zako6czy.
Straszny wypadek W elewat0rze.
Parma Julia Christopher z
Cincinnati, ktora bawiia W 60
scinie u wuja swego zam. pm.
6056 Monroe ave., wczoraj okoio
polnocy, chcac wyskoczyc z ele-
watoru W owym budynku, gdy
tenze znajdowai sic ma 2 pietrze,
dostala sic pomiedzy podloge
elevator i zostaia zduszona ma
smierc. Kiedy elevator znajdo-
wal sic ma 2 pietrze, stanai ME
MONA go bylo dalei poruszyc.
Konduktor zeszedl do suteren,
aaeby zobaczyc, co sic stalo.
Podczas jego niebytnosci wyda-
rzylo sig to nieszczescie. Dowie-
dziawszy sic o tenn konduktor,
ucieki.
Skazany ma smierc.
August Albert Becker, proce-
sowany pred sedzia Steinem,
zostai wczoraj przez sad przysie-
giych uznany winnym zonob6j-
stwa i skazany ma smierc przez
powieszenie. Sedziowie przysie-
gil naradzali sic przez 65 minut;
odbyly sic 4 giosowania. Cd
samego poczstku wszyscy uznali
Pool,oro 1p;rnvyo olo n0dcZas
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rzadu, ktory przeprowadzil
uchwais zaciagniecia pozyczki
ma budows nowych linii kolei
zelaznej.
RENNEs, Ego Lipca. =
Dzisiaj odbedzie sic przeglad
artyleryi, stojacej garnizonem
W tutejszem miescie. General
Begassiere bswi tutaj cd
wczoraji obawia sic, azeby
podczas rewii ME wywolano
demonstracyj, nieprzyiaznych
Dreyfusowi.
PARYz, 7go Lipca. -
Odbylo sig ponowne posiedze.
ME komisyi W sprawie Wene.
zueli i komisarz angielski Ri.
chard Webster uzasadnia} W
dalszym ciagu pretensye An.
gill do prowincyi spornej.
HAeA, Ego Lipca. =
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
komisyi przediozony zostanie
projekt ustanowienia sta}ego
ssdu rozjemczego. Projekt ten
sksada sig z 56 paragraf6w.
Jeden mich powiada, re W
try miesisce po ratyfkacyi
zamianuje Rad kazdego mo.
carstwa czterech ssdziow, cd.
znaczajacych sic znajomoscia
prawa miedzynarodowego
Sedziowie tacy beds nomino-
wani ma 6 lat.
W1EDE6. Ego Lipca. :
Socyalisci urzadzili wielka
demonstracye ma niekorzysc
nowego miejskiego prawa
wyborczego, kt6re ich zdauiem
ustanowiono W tym celu, ,azeby
W radzie miejskiej zapewniG
raz ia zawsze przewage anty-
semitom. 10000 ludzi bra}o
udzia} W demonstracyi. Gly
tlum zebra} sig pred ratu.
szem, wystapi}a przeciw MENU
policya, htora aresztowa}a A.
os6b. W tel liczbie znajduja
sic notaryczni agitatorzy dr.
Adler, Baumann Bretschnei.
der. Gdy burmistrz L"eger
wyiecha} ma ulics, konwojo-
wa}o 60 60 konpych policyan.
tow.
AMSTERDAM, 7go Lipca. =
Krolowa Wilheimina przyby}a
wczoraj i zostaSa powitana
przez ludnos5 niek}amanym
zapa}em. Wieczorem przedsta
will jej sic czionkowie koDfe-
rencyi pokojowej, na ktorych
czesc odby} sic nastepnie ban.
kiet. Kr6lowa wniosla zdrowie
wszystkich monarchow i pre-
zydent6w rzeczypospolitych.
w odpowiedzi baron Staal,
delegat rosyjski, wezwa} kole-
Cow do wyprozuienia kieli-
chow ma zdrowie Wilhelminy.
RzYM, Z Lipca. - Socyali-
styczny pose} do parlamentu
Pescatti zostal przez sad wo.
jenny skazany ma 10 lat vie.
zienia "a udzia} W zaburze.
mach W r. 1898. Przyznano
mu nowy process, pred ssdem
cywilnym i Peccetti zosta1
wczoraj przez ten sad uznany
niewinnyu. Socyalisci urza.
dill tel okazyi wielks rado-
sna demonstracye.
BARCELONA, 7go Lipca. -
Zaburzenia ME ustaja. Mo-
t.och zburzy1 kilka SHADOW
kupieckich musial bye roz.
pedzony przez zandarm6w,
ktorzy aresztowali Is os6b.
Strzelano do mich z rewolwe.
row, poczem aandarmi stree
lali take, przyczem raniono
wielu burzycieli porzadku.
Dzisiaj og1oszony zostanie
prawdopodobnie stan obleze.
MIA.
ANTwERPIA, Ego Lipca. -
w Dunkirchen, we Francyi,
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Cztery temperamenty przy

piracy.
Fiegmatyk robi jedno po drugism;
s.ngwinik jsdno przed drIgiem;
Choleryk dwis sssczy M ras;
Mslauoholik - ME nis sebi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
SMALL CROWD OUT.
Extra Day of the World Cycle Meet
MARRIED by Threatening Weather.

MONTREAL, Que, Aug. 1.-THE extra
days racing at the worlds cycle meet
attracted only about 1000 people, the
threats of rain keeping many people
away. The feature Of the day was the
five-mile amateur handicap, which was
Won by the Australian rider, Ben Good
son, who beat the Scotchman, Caldow, in
rafting finish, by a half wheel, with
Sheriff. and Boysvert, two Canadians,
close up. There was nasty spill in the
third trial heat of this race. Large, of
Charlottestown, went over the embank-
ment at its highest part, bringing down
three other riders. All were cut and
bruised, but not seriously hurt.
In the preliminary of the five-mile pro-
fessional handicap Nat Butler made a
great race in the first heat, only being
beaten out by a short wheel by his brother
Frank. Mats time, 1914 rs, made a new
handicap competition record for the dis
lance.
Maj. Taylor was the scratch man in
the second heat. Some miscreant stuck
a pin into the tire of the majors front
wheel. 1t was discovered before the start
and an effort was made to change the
wheel. Finally the major started on the
injured wheel, but had to give up after
going a couple of miles. Tom Butler, who
had Jagged behind with the major, had tc
do some great sprinting in order to beat
out the scratch man. The first four mer
made a nice race of it, Boake winning
nicely in the stretch.
Jim Drury, the best of The Canadian
sprinters, made an attempt to beat the
paced record Of 1:39, but the best he could
do was 1:43 3-5, a second slower than the
American amateur record Of 1:42 As, but
considerably better than the Canadian
record Of 1:54. He was paced by motor
cycle,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
PHILOSOPHY FOR FANS.

The second game Of the series with
Kansas City will be played at Licking
ton today, beginning at $3.50 Isbell or
Patterson, if he arrives. will pitch for
the Saints and either Patten or Pardee
will be in the box for the Cowboys,
IsbeH was greeted with cheers and loud
applause when he replaced Friclken yes
terday, but the joy of the fans was
turned to sorrow almost before they had
time to realize it,
Burke has been suspended indefinitely
and Fishers name is also a minus Guam
tity On the score card. 1t will be well if
neither of them is seen On the Io-II
diamond again this year
What Comiskcy lacked yesterday WIS y
utility man. When lie decided to I:Ht
Isbel in the box Eo had ~
orc to replace him in the i:oid HIT
F'riclz3n ana it was that yoliAg ln;ili'.:
error. laore than anything else, that lost
the game.
Gienaivin. I.aily and IIouts did the .it-
ting for the Saints yesterday. BY the
way 'flor's hitting shows a wonderful
Improvement since his return
Hu'en pat UP = pretty gam at short
for the visitors. lie is certainly one Of
TIE fastest shcrCstcrs in the league in
spite OF his erratic piayug at tirlcs.
Patterson. tho :curs pitcher. Accord
ing 10 the Duluth papers, isn't coming 30
st. Paul. One q them sail Thursday
night: THE 81. raul papers last night
published an afti"Ia To the cGjecl that
Coris!Ecy j. about to recall Patterson,
owing to his great pitching form OF the
pest Few weeks. Patterson ANA 'Iansrl
however, differ VII: M. i'0!niskcy on
this roint. Patterson SAYS that lac is
SATISFIED with DGuth. likes the town. tie
fai$ ard the climate atI liit. the great
rias ~ and hard Bitter. Caius .Tu;.us
Caesar, he would rather b first in Il lit
tie Ibor:an village than second in Rome.
This is The way Patterson looks at it
and SAYS &c viii rot leave Duluth unless
the team disbanGs. lie SAYS that early
in the season Eomiskes- gave Kim his
unccrditfcnal release and he can not
be recalled.
The St: Paul team has been losing its
games this week largely through "yal-
low fielding. In the four games the
team has made fifty-Iour hits to it's op-
poncnts' forty-six, and yet has won only
one of the four
How near and Yet how far are some
victories. In the ninth inning two strikes
had been called on Huicn when he made
his three-base drive The next three
men We're easy outs.
Glenalvin hit like a house afire, but
how he did shirk the balls hit his way.
1t would have been nuts for little Hol-
lingsworth to have got some of those
he let go by in the tenth
Shugart appears to make his errors in
the costliest possible places. Had he
helded the ball Clearly which was hit to
him by Halligan in the seventh, a double
play would have resulted and the visitors
would have made but one run for the
inning.
Manager Manning youngsters do not
look as good as the old men They an
pear to be willing, but plainly haven't
the stuff in them.
The Kansas City team has already won
the series with ST. Paul With two
games to play the record stands. Kan
sas City 10, st. Paul g.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
DIXON AND sANTRY.
Two Clever Featherwefghts Box to
II Draw,

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Georee Dixor
the featherweight champion. and Eddie
Santry, OF chicago, met tonight before
the Broadway Athletic club for twenty
rounds, at 125 pounds, and Referee John
ny White declared the bout a draw The
club house was crowded to it's utmost
limit, nearly 5Qo0 persons being present.
DIXON put UP q game exhibition and San
try showed wonderful Improvement since
he appeared here last Santrv's advan-
tage in height stood him in good stead
and the way he lodged his head from a
good many or Dixon's left leads was ex-
tremely clever Dixon at times was wild
and he frequently overreached himself
using poor judgment as to distance San,
try went right to his man and from the
very beginning showed that he meant IA
nght Wlthout adopting sprinting tactics
Tom O'Rourke, Tom Sharkey and Char
ley Miner were Dixon's seconds. while
Johnny German, Charley Burns and Tocl-
Quinn were Santry's.
In the opening round Dixon was the ar-
gressor, with honors about even laf+
swing from Dixon in the second landed
on Santry eye, and the Chicagoan
fought back VIciously, driving his right
to the body, and, at close quarters brino-
ing it up to the head. George was wild
with left swings in this round. as well
as in the third. He brought his right to
the wind and also swung it to the head
landing it too far back to do damage
In the fourth an old cut over Dixon.s
left eye was reOpened with a left swine
from Santry, and the latter paid atten
ton to this mark throughout the remain
der of the fight.
AT the close of the eighth round Dixon
swung his right on Santry's head. and
Eddie replied with a similar blow. land
ing back of the neck, and Dixon stumbled
as the gong rang. When Santry went to
his corner his nose was bleeding.
During the ninth Dixon's bad left ear
was burst with a right swing. but he
kept throwing his left into the bodv
In the tenth Dixon landed a back-hand
blow with his left and followed with a
hard right to the body. From this to the
end Of the nineteenth round it was ding
dong contest, with Dixon mainly on ire
aggressive and Santry blocking very
cleverly.
Dixon came like a whirlwind in the last
round, forcing and rushing, but neither
had any decided advantage at the finish.
when the gong rang and the men had
shaken hands.
Tommy Sullivan. Of BROOKLYN and
Johnny Dyer of Brooklyn, met in the
preliminary They also fought twenty
rounds, each Weighing 12O pounds. suit
van won.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. n-There was big
cr0Wd at Hawthorne today Results:
tlrst race, six furlongs-Nellie Searcy
Time, 1:15% -
Second race, five furlongs-Mont Eagle
I won, Mission second, Satan third. Time,
Third race, seven ADMINISTRATIONS won
Maggie lslgg Davis second, Fervor third. Time,
Fourth race, one mile-Marcato won.
GeItlc Bard second, Murat third Time,
-, Firth race, five and half furlongs-San
GelIa Won Thrive second, Merito third.
Time. 1:G71a. N'
sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Jolly Roger won. Tulane second. AurorIe
third. Time, 1:47 - ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
M'COY KNOCKS TWO OFT.
Dus"n and Grahar Easy for the
Kid at ReveDnort


DAVENPORT. To-, Aug. 11.-"Kid'' Nc
Coy enjoyed an easy workout in sanger
fest hall at the expense of Tom Dugan
Of Australia, and Jack Graham. of Pitts
burg, who had been induced to enter
the ring with him fer successive five
rounds. Dugan came on first and was
SGch an easy mark that Mccoy simply
couldn't help hurting him Dugan was
50 badly out of his class that when he
dropped on his knees in the second round
Referee Malachy Hogan stopped the
bout.
Graham put up little better exhibit
ton. going at Mccoy savageIy in The
evident hope that chance blow would
knock out the latter. Mccoy gave him
all the chance in the world, but il was
no use, In the second round Graham
landed few blows, but missed more
Mccoy knocked him down with left
In the neck and the gong saved him st
the count of nine He cut into Mccoy
savagely in the third round and then
the KID went at him.
1t was right and left, and Graham went
down from a swing on the ear The gong
came in again with suspicious timeIfness
but Graham took the first opportunity In
the fourth to get counted out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
WON BY NICHOLSON.
Took Both Events at the Fair
Grounds Yesterday.

A crowd of about fifty attended the
TWO b1cyle events yesterday afternoon at
the half-mile track on the state fair
grounds. The mile championship race was
won by Nicholson in 2:27; Low second.
Inc riders were paced by George Smith
ana Archle Matheis. The five-mile race
was also won by Nicholson in thirteen
minutes, Smith second, Low third. Con-
siderable work is being done on the track
In preparation for fair week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
ELEVEN-INNING TIE.
Close and Exciting Game Between
buffalo and indianapolis.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. u.-(Special.)-
AS pretty and as exciting d game as has
ever been seen on the local diamond
was the eleven innings played this after
noon by Buffalo and Indianapolis. The
visitors scored their only runs in the
second inning. when two tallies were
marked up. In the fourth Buffalo made
a run and in the ninth tied the score
Two extra innings were played without
result, and then the game was called
to allow the visitors to catch a train.
Fertsch, Buffalos new man, was III the
box and held the visitors down to five
hits, his work being brilliant throughout,
though perhaps not more so than that
OF Foreman, who pitched for Indian
apOliS Score:
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SEVENTH STRAIGHT GAnIE.
MiIIers Win the Opening Game of
Series With Brewers.

The Millers defeated Milwaukee and
Won their seventh straight game at Mic
ollet Park yesterday afternoon, but if
was not until the eighth inning that thew
hhaIy clnched the contest. and the fans
had more than one scare before victory
finally perched on the banner OF the
wheat Grinders. 1t was all due to the
tact that Jay Andrews had an off dav
an awfully off day, in fact Danny Friend
in spite of the fact that ne was charged
with twelve hits, gave five passes and hit
one man with the ball, twirled a steady
game, and with good support would have
held the visitors down 20 three or four
runs at the outside But Andrews came
in four times at critical moments with a
display of base bail as it should not be
played, and in every one Of these four
occasions ne TO all fntents and purposes
handed Milwaukee the game on a silver
tray, but an equal generosity on the part
of Shoch and ViOX, together with the
splendid work on the part of the other
memers of the home team, pulled the
game out of the fire at last
The sixth inning saw the score tied In
hard knot. After two men were ont
Andrews fumbied an easy one from
Shoch's willow, and in trying to get the
ball to first in time threw wild and
Shoch went to third. Congalton drew a
base and tried the double steal. Fisher
threw to third, where Shoch was a mile
on the bag, but Jay dropped the ball and
then threw wild to Fisher, and both run
ners scored. The Brewers in the eighth
scored one run, but the Millers got back
In their half Carey went out, but Smith
and Abby drew passes Dixon drove one
at Stafford, who threw to second to catch
Abby, but Shoch let the ball go through
him. and Smith scored, Abby going to third
and Dixon to second. Friend made a sin
gle and Davis another. Nance sent one
to Shoch, who threw to Viox at second
and the latter booted the ball all around
the field, allowing another score to get
IN. Then Wilmot earned a box of cigars
by driving the ball over the fence. This
put the locals six in the lead. and one
run was the best the Foamblowers could
do in the ninth Score:
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Schaub to Camel Glenalvin hill to deep
center fer three bases, scoring Houtz,
and came in d moment later on Lally' 3
fly to Miller Vaugha hit safely along
the left foul line. but Isbell popped an
easy one to IIulen.
The Saints went out in order in the
fourth In the fifth they got their fourth
and last run On hits by Geier and Lally
and Gon6ing's error After that inning
they could not get man by second base.
The score:
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A GOod-Luck Cross.

A cross recently discovered in the grave
OF the beautiful Queen Dagmar is sup
posed to keep away all evil Influences
There is no more evil influence than III
health. and there is nothing which has
SO great a power to keep it away as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It is worth
a hundred good-luck crosses to the man
or woman afflicted with dyspepsia and
indigestion. A private Revenue Stamp
should cover the neck of the bottle.
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Earned runs, ST. Paul 3, Kansas City 4;
two-base hits, Rothfuss, off IsbelI three
base hits, Glenalvin, Hulen, Gear. off Is
bell: bases on balls, Camel, off Fricken;
hit by pitched ball, Gonding, Miller by
Fricllen; struck out, by Isbell, Burns, by
Gear, Shugart. Spies, Fricken 2; left on
bases, St. Paul Z. Kansas City 10; double
plays, Shugart to Genalvin to Vaughn.
Hulen to Burns to Camel: first base on
errors, St. Paul 1, Kansas City 3; stolen
bases HoutZ, Geier, Hulen; innings
pitched, by Fricken T. by Isbell 8; hits,
off Fricken s. off Isbell 6; time, 1:55; at
tendance SEQ: umnire CantillOn.