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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

tasks demanded Of them. Of'entlmcs it Us
the task Of the tabled Sisyrhus, cvc- re-
ue3tiGE q tedious routine tngi .7. rolling
The ncycr-ceasing stone 1t makes one s
heart ache b think OF all the fouEh work
they do-work that sometimes their hus-
bands Know nothing about ana think Moth
ing about-,asks that are often done by
the light of the lamp whose blaze is fed
by the midnight oil. And this work IS
kept up until at last the tired nerves give
way or a cough comes on, q sensible Ce-
cline begins, the housewife falls down pre-
m8.urCy and q husband Is left WitelosS and
family without a mother Somebody is
at fault for all this, but who shall we
blame? Life demands SO much; society de-
mands so much; your own ambition and
pride and your husbands welfare ana sue
cess are cxacting constant surrenders Of
time and strength. But there should he
limit. No woman can afford to sacrifice
her health and welfare Of her higher nature
at any price. Work thus becomes a moloch;
but why not refuse the terrible offering
Of life and blood and strength it claims?
Take time to rest. Rccroatc read at
tend the quarterly meetings y human iiie,
d souls happiness, is worth more than
few naltry dollars, the pleasure OF out
shining your ncighbo.s having a better house
or better dressed children. Tired, nervous,
overtaXed wives, drop that work now and
run out and breathe the fresh air Of the
fields. Take your children out under the
trees You will be tho better for it and the
work viii! not be the verse An hours
ramblo or rest listening to the singing CT
,he birds. the whirr Of insects, watching
the shadows play With the sunshine and
in the reviving freshness of the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

Thousands have tried from tim. imme-
mortal to discover some elfcacious remedy
for wrinkles and other imperfections of the
complexion, but none had yet succeeded un-
til the Misses Belf the now famous Com
plexion Specialists, of 7S Fifth avenue, New
York City, offered the public their wonder
Iul Complexion Tonic. The reason so many
lailed to make this discovery before Is plain,
because thoy have not followed the right
principle. Balms, Creams, Lotions etc,
never have tonic effect upon the skin,
nence the failure
The MISSES BELLS COMPLEXION
TONIC has most exhlliaratlng effect upon
the cuticle, absorbing and carrying off all
Impurities which the blood by its natural
lction Is constantly forcing 10 the surface OF
The skin. II Is to the skin what a YitaIiz-
Ing tonic Is to the bleed aud nerves, a kind
h new life that Immediately oxhllarates and
Itrengthens wherever applied. It's tonic ef-
loct is felt almost Immediately and Il speed
Ily banishes forever from the skin frcekles,
plmples, blacRheads, moth patcheg. wrinkles,
liver spots, rougbnoss, oillness, eruptions and
discolorations OF any kind.
In order that all may be benefited by their
Great Discovery the Misses BelF viii, dur
ing the present month, give to all callers at
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SIZE rs FIRST LADY OF ONO.
StepdnuGhter of New Governor is n
Youthful Bride,

StepdauGhter of New Governor is n
| Youthful Bride.
The first lady" of the state is always an
| interesting personality. The failure of John
| R. Mclean to land in the gubernatoria
| chair has caused no small disappointment
in the social circles of Ohio's capital. With
Mrs. Mclean, rich in social graces, as first
lady and the possibility of visits from Ad-
mral and Mrs Dewey. society had looked
forward to an awakenng-a breath of the
cosmopolitan for which it sadly languishes
Governor-elect Nash ia a wdower. He has
few social gifts and lc-s prctension. Upon
his stepdaughter, Mrs Rahcock young
matron whose honeyiuo y has scarcely
waned, will devolve the g mi duties of the
administration. Ohio b" ) gubernatorial
mansion. Governor NGc e is said, will
continue to occupy tis -ue in Jefferson
avenue, which admits CT Iited entertain
ing.
pretty romance prc;&cc1 the governors
widowerhood. His wife. WHO died several
years ago, was the sweetheart of his youth
and the only child Of wealthy manufac-
turer His suit was rejected by Miss Ayres
in favor OF William Deshlcr, son of
Charles Dosher, whose family has long been
identified with the richest banking interests
of Ohio. AS the years went on the young
barrister made rapid strides at the bar and
shortly after the death of the husband of
his early love he loomed up as q possible
candidate for governor At this crisis he
renewed his suit and was accepted. but
death soon robbed him OF his wife and to
her only child by her first husband he is
devoted father
A short time ago he gave this stepdaugh-
ter in marriage to the son OF Rev. Mr.. Bah
cock, an Episcopalian clergyman of distnc-
tion, who occupied for years the pulpit of
the capitals most fashionable church.
Trinity
Governor Nash has appointed as his secre-
tary Frederick SINKS. the son Of a VOL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ss nbaSa@8S SanSa8A6N&AS&
81 IN THE DOMAIN OF WOMAN. f.
@5\oS>SS>@S>@S>@ 5
%9%I2 U~S SSaF 2Y Sggg%Y
$3S$gSS.y$ Sgy,ysy.S

, known Columbus banker who last summer
married Miss Kitty Thurman, a grand
daughter of the "Old Roman" Mrs. Sinks
is young arikingly handsome brilliant and
popular and will doubtless be q shining light
I'm the sncLal life of the almimistraLion.
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wooden floor sprinkled over with saw
dust. The American takes her place side by
side wlth miller or countryman in n
blue blouse and eats tough meat and greasy
soup from coarse, thick china, unwilling
even to admit that she is making sacrifices
for art.
At Henriette's.
The most popular of the restaurants is
''Henriettes," in the Rue Leopold Robert
Hcnriette has studied the tastes of Amer
lean girls and built at the back of her shop
pavilion where The light shines down on
a clean stone tiled loor, neat tables with
bouquets at either end and around the walls
somo amusing frescoes painted by two
American art students, Henrette is the
friend of all her customers. She serves the
meals chatting about art, philosophy, the
weather and later stands at the door with
slate, whore she writes in chalk lists of
what her pstronesses have eaten, taken from
their dlotaton.
Many Of the girls return to the schools
In the afternoons but those who have
studios generally work alone or share
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| their parlors one trial bottle Of their Com.
pleXion Tonic absolutely free and in order
that those who cannot call or live away
from New York may be benefited they will
send one bottle to any address, all charges
prepaid, on receipt of 20 cents (stamps or
slYer) to cover cost of packing and deTiyer-
ing, The price Of this wonderful tonic Is
SlOO per bottle and this liberal offer should
be embraced by all
The Misses Bell have just published thoir
NEW BOOK SECRETS OF BEAUTY"
This valuable work is free 10 all desiring IT,
The book treats exclusively of the import
ance OF a coed complexion; tells how q
woman may acquire beauty and keep 1t.
Special chapters on the care of the hair;
how TO have luXuriant growth; harmless
methods OF making the hair preserve its
natural beauty and color, even to advanced
age. Also Instructions how to banish
auperfuous hair from the face, neck and
arms without injury to the skin This book
VIII be mailed 10 any address on request.
FREE Trial Bottles of Wonderful Conn
ple%lon Tonic free at parlors or % cents
lcoat cf packing and maillng) to those at a
distance
dress.
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED op
THusI.

NOTICE 4 hereby given. that whorras
Charles ~ Cannon aud Ida Cannon. his wfil
on the 18th day u May ifi, hgfrowDd q
lions Hcuent building Society the SUM ~
.i1u %. and made executed and dDiltrr.HI il
said sociyiy their note aud ngfromrut flr
tuut amount payable ln ln.iHllm'ntq i-0Ht-
lnr 10 the terms Of said u1iv aud uEutmuut
~ apcufc the said nntp aud the unrmrut ~
all the lustalmrfts aud of BIG fines aud a4-
sgsln, 900 arclriiug o. tne rules nud roluln-
tiuus OF said sq lnty un Che same untr made,
pNrcntsd aud delivered 90 tho unduH,lgurd.
suurut NJ. Cannon. undur thHIr hnuds and
steals thor certain. decd q trust which deed
~ trust was furufdod In tho office NJ the salt
Lake County urcnriur On uJHN IHuf Nuft-
CAGES paEv Ia, 800 thU tstb day u' NHy $50,
which deed ~ trust sl rHcnrItN IN unu hrru-
sirSgd6b,g i fsd, S saa 9a .a cannon.
tho undersigned fH fHn Us" HHu purposes
named 10 said dHo,i uf iIu.t bud tu IFS hrln
after dUseuNUu
Nad whefs,g. Che said Cbaus. 81. Caun1u
Oh paying Che Interest, lusttlug Itsa and hucsi
nud thrru is nov duo iIU HelDt5 ihv sum OF
WIrraas. % tbo samo tlmu tlu slIi Charles
i9 ahtua ~ tho t2fl .UI'es ~ stu'l " the
sain sfcigty o. ndQlfluul| security Coy sHld
han. with authority 60 Hrl thU same Iu case
note and agreement rn..1lucii
..Npg hetgori p9fT4nll, % i' , tgtn ,. o.
Of ihe Ulfy and tuHli, uuudluH lu tnH City
and tnuniy vi stlt Fake. state uf Utah uu
tho 2lfH day - urtniHr, h. %. tsll. re che boar
Of D. AIM, al pablo u'fiuu, tu tiU highest
bidder III thr rIgIf li'U HHl lniUuUat That
thu sold Charles NJ tauUun and ilh Cannon.
bis Wife bod un thH lHII utf ~ NHys 10. w
that they uaN tIt. ruHrIH hAtU uuluIrUi. w,
10 aud b. 30 that niatF Hr ulrrr W aHl ih
SAT- lake County, ltth particularly de-
scrlhaI as follows tn.Hlt
Common IuE ono and tHn u'UNtuths n in.ln
rils month from tho a1utHuU.f clrnvf uf Joe
thru .I lu h'usa t"u IM. u'Hf 49, sat Lake
CITY Survey md running NIUu'r north thfuU
and ono hnl NHl uHlHt innu'r east nl.ut I'D
fudsi thence west ul4ht tl r1is 90 che place ~
hHHiuuiug
kIsl twelve ahlfrs ~ stock ~ che tlth
auflos ~ .t1fk in tho said fiHn's llVuuut
Nuldiuf society. pledged aa nflHrsald. and
vii apply thu ufucoHua uf solid sale us dIruCt-
ed lu said ducluf trust
Trustee
Dated. sent 10 t-0.
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Tho annual meeting " thr stnosh1idura -
tho urIuu uf tnr Wet MluIu. company NnI. d
should have hvsu held un tly first Monday lu
February isli. having passed.. mlrt us M Niu
stnUhhuIipfa of said company fur thu uuf-
rose uf u'crIlnT NINnl ~ SIS Nlru1tHra fu
and until turlr suHrUaaurf HluN have hrru
duly elected Hul UuuIINcl. and lur che trans
action IL other uutlnusH d. may rTuiwfV
Monday. urtuhHr Htl. te1. nt1.lln.r'urE p. rI.,
ut thU Office uf che SECRETARY uf tIU lulp1nY,
tn.witf Room ila titY and county huuuiuH
consider che proposition 20 i"vN'ug Hn nssrss-
mtnt uunu clio cHrItal Hugk 81 che corpora
tluu J. e.. 80 NrlNf rfHUri 10y.
kalt Lake city. Utah sept va. iFn
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OREGON SNORT LINE HAtLRO
COMPANY AICIION.

Tho following unclaimed baggage will BE-
sold nt public auction. nt The ruins ~ tho
Fidelity storage aul Commission company,
~ south, West lunplg atfurt SAT- L4kutitys
Titan. commencing at N l.Clock. "a. ul, Thurs
DAY, october 9Th, l-N, and containing a. the
same hour each DAY until sold;
Trunks marked, shCuhun hrus,, huttoi l.J.
hcnuWnull, OGDEN
nundlrs marked, y, A. inmuUrt, Ordoni A.
q. Amsbury, illll tlty, 50 nak,l o, j. ND
dell, iloIs1l A. J Gussn, liunui Il, L. Andor-
500 Preston.
Also tHr following articles not marked ~
trunks. As NallsUs, p telescopes, % sacks, 5
boxes, g parnsnls aud umbrellas y packagrs,
N hats, Hi cunts, gapDs, urum.l baskets, I
shawl pictures, BOOK. urmllUhn. Too uf
rubbor cyurahuUs, rl uuulIHs
Gro. L. ALLEY
General baggage Agent.
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Tho annual meeting ~ tho stakeholder nf
Oregon Short Line liullruah Go. VII hr hold
az the office Of the company On salt Lake
CITY, utnh, on Wednesday, october eleventh,
isA. AZ 10 o'clock q. No., Tor the election On
hftoUn directors ~ tho company, and fnr tho
legally cumg before tho meeting. The hnuks
for tho transfer OF stock VIII be- closed for tho
purposes OF tho meeting 90 tho close " bush.
nosi on Saturday, September Ifd, 1879. aud
will be- rCopunrd ON tho day following tho
date 81 such meeting or nf any adjournment
thereof,
Dated. september ", tsla.
ALEN MiLLAil Secretary
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.rlSAN FEELING STRONG.
en'e nemoera'ie chalisns. List
ween 1880 aud 1900 rrousl.
Feared b saloon. Closed.

ciions occur In alt Of the ,,t,,. q,
tomorrow. or course ,hs srsa,,,,
at VIII be IN Salt LAX, clly. mo.
tho greatest since the BIZ Ram.
cn The Peoples party and Liberal,
h Republicans and D,nocrat,
thcy will De Victorious. cha,f.
Eichnor tcrnely said. The sn,lr.
ihlicnu city ticket viii b. clallsd
lcs ihe Republicans viii carry tha
Second Hnl FIN pfeclnct, M
'uurCil Ticket The rouiih il eis..
me Ihlli VIII surprise ihc Demo.
ah Ihnmpion VIII bt elected
1r hy 100 majority"
icefulur this claim Chairman
akor SAID. The Dsm0cratlc tlcEet
Pr victorious despite the elnima n
republicans, ar. barnes wlli hats
iinfity ni mo least 900. We Mn
elect our council ticket"
Furulisif have 10 Cindidattr Tor
uunril Ticket They esst iofi woe,
fohf irp hni expect % lnrrtafr
numnof ou thTlf general i.atsl,
Socialist labor Parry expect Ia
ilo, 10 cast hlt 100 votes la.i rear.
GOOD WEATHER
weather clerk predicts rool
her Tor tomorrow and certainly ID
Z that Dis Recommendations viii b.
e. This. N cuuirc. means heavy
II a. believed AZ tho rcsrocilre
quarters that The biggest vote ovor
In Salt Lake city VIII BE- RECORDED
iTuw.
: campaign has practically closed.
Republicans held most " their lat
ID On Friday nlght. Tho Demo-
viii wind 40 tlnirht with a big
Ink IN the Salt lake rhoaitr. The
era viii receive ihslr final natruc-
at the various camps tonight
ALooNs Will ne CLOSED.
lei Of Police hilton issued an Or
today Tor the saloons 10 close To-
ni midnight and To remain closed
after The polls are closed t1mor-
night
e personal feeling between workers
ppuliuF camps Il Of The most In
Kind and not a ffw look for
lCal encounters between anlhusAn-
iclllrrrtnta dlflrc th9 hafil, closes
irrow night The cause 4 doubtless
10 tho eucfsriic canvass being
: on me part y. lhe PRINCIPAL con-
irnoynsrN 5AiaEsces,
1in 1900 70 800 challenges havI
nlcd BY The Democrats. This va
occasion % much dlsqulftliD d
lhllcan headquarters today whtr
claimed that an attempt IL hoin
p Go keep Republicans from N
The answer from pemocrati
Iuuarturs was made BY chalfmnl
fukcr ln these words
here D. not one word Of truth IN N
re. The Republicans are trying 4
In "a lot Of fioatera and lmncrlnnat
n dead men and We simply prnpoi
no that thoy don't do lt That's Al
~ 10 thu charge. every licpuh
who la entitled % a vote an
x 10 vote shall have that prlvllag
r nn we are concerned
Republican headquarters u wa
luucally denied that the challenre
rs were either The NAMES NJ 'hoal
OF dead" Each name. 70 was cot
I'd. represented a live aud agus
eu.
LAST YEARS VOTE
@ figures OF the election two year
sro OF no value Tor comparison POI
AZ that time there were ihf'
irtant Tickets 90 the nelfi ihe non
la.an. Democratic and l.gpupilcil
following from the vote oi last yea
be- OF lnterrat at this time.
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THURBER.
Missionary Farewell Party In Honor Of
Rider =. n. Forsythe.

FpNNlAN F'HnNWu'iAN's
Thurber. Wayne co, oct. lon
Wednesday evening. 9Th ult.. We had %
grand ball in Thurhor ~ honor VI T. IL.
Forsyth. Jr.. who r. today starting Tor
Salt Lake city on his way 90 the East
efn states Tor two-yoars' mission.
here were present not only ul The
Thurbor people. but also visitors from
Loa. Lyman, TeaHdalo and Inrrvy. Az
munlfeated the wurmcHt feelings uf
friendship and good will towards the
young missionary.
BIshop Ainnsneid. q. W. strIngrrm.
william Meoks and others. are leaving
Thurhcr tomorrow Tor salt Lake Co at
tend conference, Elder Tart also ~o'e
Az "A missionary 60 an the Stakes n
Utah In behalf " the Y, NJ. and Y. l..
81. l. a.
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NOTICE TO WEBER COUNTY

lt,,s.Ii'laio tickets VIII he sold by Rio
iav,1gg western l,y,. from Ogden. Roy,
.i,g,i'on' etc. October end 10 sin In
GS " During Conference, October
r',1" YIN thla road VIII operate -four
s,i, llsl trains between Ogden aud
a. M '-t ..,. CITY leaving ogden at 1880
l' '.lo a. m, $40 D. m. and 1900
IN IT, T., me h'lb q. m, and $40 .. m.
,os.b ~ iast trains and carry splendid
Wss,.,yN ipnent CAN Tor Rio Grnnde
tickets at Ogden Union Depot.
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PROVO.
Divorces Galore Unfortunate uaher-
Lehi Creamery Wedding Licenses.

Special Correspondence.
Provo city. oct 1.-TWO divorcc suits
were today nlcd In Fourth district
court.
The first IL entitled Virginia cutler
We William n. cutler The complaint
alleges that the couple were married
Apfil q 1897. and that on oct. H. 1897,
the defendant wlllfuiiy ana without
cause deserted plnlntin.
Cornelius Van Norsdail u made n
defendant ln divorce suit hlcd BY
Elmlra A. Van NorHdal asking Tor n
divorce on the grounds a desortion and
failure 10 provide.
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N0urD IN hrrUhy sIyuu that ~ special moot
Ing % tho stuHkhulunra OF tnU South Iuulan
Milling Company viii hH hell ut tIU south
Jordan Nlllt 40 NIuth jordan ault liahn Cos
Utah. Oct .th5 tslI ut 500 o. iu for thu pur-
muvul. and Tor tho removal NJ certain direct.
orr ami uHlcur4 u said curpomugu hud % ull
the vacancies that may Doc ttuhtd py such ro-
lawfully COME before said mggt'us..
o. NJ HOLT,
SECRETARY and Manager Of thesouth Jordan
Milling Company,
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dUNNISoN.

commencement OF schools ana nedlca-
ton OF uaildinE-- sugar Prospects
Special Correspondence.
Gunniaon, snnpote Co, oct 1.-The
Ave public school buildings are about
completed and win rebound everlasting
credit 10 tho people ~ this vicinity
schools will open IN four OF these new
edincea next Monday morning, oct sth
with Prof A, n. Tollostrup ~ priucl-
pal. tie will be- ably assisted by the tol-
lowing core Of teachers, an rchdcuta or
Gunnlson, except the last named, VINO
Ia from Mantl. A. Gunnisun proper.
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And DO I"ITTIIT8T WIN TFl TlW NM WTINr
81 tho Hoard ~ Trustees m.fsu ON tho ifth day
81 July is.l. NO many shares ~ each narrol y
such stock a. may be- uuGossary, viii b. solo
90 tho uniHu uf tho company ~ Rom ~
city aud County NulIdlnr salt lake CITY
Utah on tho iiih day 81 october, lsifl ~ u
o'clock nuuu tn pay tho delinquent nlsi'st-
muuts thereon. together with tho cost OF adj
vurtlslug aud EXPENSE u sale.
GEu. n. WOOD, secretary.
Dated sept n. i-ot
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HEBER.
Teachers Excursion TO salt Lake - his
sheep shipments q. .. A, Election.


sheep shipments I. A. Election.
Special Correspondence,
Hebcr. Wasatch Co.. oct. 3.-iIeber II
forging ahead. We have two trains
each way daily, both well pntroniEed.
Monday. at $40 a. IA, nearly ull the
nchoul teachers Of WaHatch county,
specially an Of lioher," took o. weeks
vacation. and boarded the train for
Salt Lake city. Their Intentions are
10 visit the schools of salt Lake city.
Also the Fair. and all tho attractions
OF this week In the city.
BId SHEEP SHIPMENTS.
Monday afternoon xix carloads OF
sheep went east on the WcHterni six
teen carloads win be loaded tomorrow
making In all about 5000 head.
Y. NJ. MUTUAL
Last Sunday evening the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement associa.
lion OF the itebor West ward elected
officers as follows, John a.. Fori, pres.
ldent; Joseph A. Murdoch and FRED
crook, counselorH. Thomas Roberts,
secretary. II. w Giles, treasurer
Send 90 cents TO tho "News' and
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Tho Ioaur Mammoth NIulng Company,
NOTICE There arr delinquent un1n tho
following described stnHh ul HrIIuuf ~ n#sfHH=
mput Nu 4 levied uu tho elud day NJ August
ulmrs ~ the ruspUetlyU shareholders a. fol-
nnm.H
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Peter Ilndborr. nm aged man who
has followed tho trade u watch re-
pairing Tor n number ~ years also mu-
residence. very unexpectedly. na he was
up 90 his death In hls accustomed
health.
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PITCHERS BATTLE
AT WINDY CITY
Game Between Louisville and Chi
cage Was a Hot One.
FREEMAN MAKES A RECORD

scores mis- Twcnty.nuh Home nun
BY nosions -DeIehanty Retired,
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nrLINourNr NottcE.

The Tidal stream Mlniur and Milling
Company.
Principal place Of blsinris. SAT- Lake city.
Utah.
NOTICE There arn delinquent uran tho
following lusrr.ned stock. un hceount ~ as
sossmunt lrtiuu un Tho iHih day N luly. is1l,
fhU HYfrHIl uwuuufH arI opposite tho names
~ ono r..u--I-Nu -lnILl u-ln-. % lllllW.l
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STANDING OF THE cLuns.

ToDAY's GAMES.
brooklyn at Washington.
Cincinnati at Loulsylllc.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
PittHhurg az b. Louis.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, 8; Philadelphia, T.
Washington. 1; brooklyn 8.
~. Louis, a. pittaburs s.
Chicago 4, Louisville. @.
Boston. g. New York. T.
PHILLiEs BEAT BIRDS.
baltimore, Md, oct. i.-Kitson's
wildnesa combined with poor support
at short gave today'H game 10 the Phil
Hes. belehunty was retired for con-
tlnuous kicking Attendance. i.i26,
SCORE.
II. II. f.
philadelphia &c. &c, .,, .,...."l Q
'9it'inole,'' ~. ''' ,..,y''''';s
Kitsch and Smith.
umplren-Manaasau and Snyder.
SENATORS sUcCuMB.
Washington. oct. A.-Poor bnso-run-
ming Lost the game for Washington.
The only score they made was Free
mans home run, his twenty-nfth this
season. The game was called on ao-
count of darkness. Attendance. 400
H. H. Il
Washington ...,. -. -. ,,,..l I
brooklyn .''.'." -. ..'',,,,,b l
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Batterics-'AicOee and klttrcdge,
Kennedy and Furrell
timplrca-E mslie and Dryer.
PIRATES TAKE ONE.
81. 1.oula. oct. i.--rhc Pirates played
away above their speed today and
made Il three straight with the Per-
fectos. Hotter pitched in good form
while Thomna. who replaced Cuppy
was invinolbio. Attendance, $40.
SCORE.
H. II. H.
81. Louia...... -. -" o." ...A
PittaburR.., &C.. o.. 'sssss....4..h II 2
PITCHERS BATTLE
Chicago. oct. i.-Today's rnmc was
a pitchers battle. IN which ghryin kept
his hits scattered. while flHhorty'a
were punching. the orphans only hit.
IN each Attendance, 800.
SCORE.
r. H. Il.
Louisville u.,, 90. "....,.1 2
Chicago a. 900 90 s.s .ssssstssstsA 3
Batteries riahcrty and zlmmcr.
Darwin and nOnnhuc.
Umpircs-f.athnm ana Connolly
BOSTON TAKES ANOTHER
noston. oct. a.-Carrickr slow ones
seemed to suit Boston baiHm.u today.
Tor they managed 90 lime thom out
when nlts were needed. Doyle was Inc
iurod while sliding 90 che plate in the
second inning and retired ln favor Of
Wilson. Attendance, $50.
SCORE.
r. Il. y.
NuHiouts. tss sss Go sssssssssssN =
New YORK Gee ttss. sstsss.tst4A o
batteries Nichols and sullivan: Car
rick and Warner.
Imnlrel -aMALlMon1 and HUNT
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