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N office.

All persons ih sing claims or acca:nrts
against W. u. U6ker, late of Williams
burg county. will present the sasne-
duly atte-ted. unto the Hndrtifgrc l. ,
and all ye' sons Indebted .tJ the sid " ,
y. Coker will make payment to
A. SLIDE COHEt.;t,
HARVEY BAkESs,
Qualified Eyecufl.L- s.
Cades, S. c., April6. 1900
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
FOR CONGRESS.

! hereby announce myself Il candi-
da'e for CongreS. from the First Dis
trict. subject to the rules Of the Delao-
cratic primary election.
JOSEPH W. BARNWELL.
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@MIllionaires are always. capital
fellows.
The modem and most effective cl,u'
for const .patinn and alaliver trpubleS-
rhc famous little pills known a De-
Witt, l.ilSle E.wlv RiSerI.
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y mans success often depends
upon his ability to prevent olheES
from pgevealing it.
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Notice..

All persons having claims against
the estate of J. VI. Thomas will present
the Samr. duly approved. TO
VI. \. and e. Fl. THOMAS.
Lake City, :. C., April ,. 1902
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1,s adding Of a {,
The Leading
Specialist.

ths adding OF Il column OF h:ETCS.
For over 20 years DR. j. NEWTON
1hR Leading HATHAWAY has been tho leading
Sn.,;,EsS specialist nf Cls country. HIS prac'
SPcc'oesh ticc has been for years lar:er than
atuf all other specialists combined ulSCurCs OF -
-ort. ot diseased corpsitIons have been the marvel
Almu has spread into every town and every hamlet
rhO-c all cted h al manner ofdscascS have sought
1s services ircrdrr that they might DO mIdo Shnc
iythSatuDs,erilg ri hiE &raGcr crful system OF trcls
nenS- Wrecks of humanity Eavc come To- him for
consultation and mcGicincs- -.aoa teE months later
1aye rcturnc 10 him in most torOus acah TO s'iTc
him thcIr thanks.
All Diseases pr. Hathaway treats AZ disease,
N,.o,I those peculiar to men and those
Ss'cu. peculiar to women, Us well a.
Catar-h. rheumatism. Kidney Complaints, Ecznin',
lud al forms os lingering and chronic disorder'
Dr.. Haitaways success IN II;
saricoCc!e and treatment of Varicocelc an
S;r;cf,-re- Structure withoutthe arv of klifE
~ or Cautery IL spheponeral. IJH
aatIent !s treated hT this method at his own ho!nr.
without pain or loss ~ time from bus!EcsS lbs II
positively IL" only treatment which cures WIN our AZ
operation DR.. Hathaway calls tlic particular att'n
rton q sufferers from Naricoccle ard Strjai,iir ~
agcs ~ and u Of his rcw book Hhls Sil cc
e,,,v caso scntfrce on appcatiey;
E!eFy OaSo Every case taken by Dr.. ththaTly
Specidiiy Is specially treated according thf.
nnture. e.all nnder his gcnAraIpcrsorIh
Ercateo. supervision, and all remcdi"a used by
hin, ara prepared from the purcst ard hest drugs 10
Ris own laboratories under bis personhr ercTSShG
and ali frcin sErctai prcscrip ptons OF his own
Dr. Hathaway makes no charge coSlSE
Low tatinn or advice, either nt his oitfc'> or ny
eeee mail. and when case "a taken rETc 01rT iSTS
zee covers ali cost of medicines and Psocss
s.oaal services.
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. o.
DR.. Hathaway & Co..,
25 Bryan Street, Savannah, Gs'
MENIIeN.THIS elPEI THBS W2rrISG-
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

thereby announce my candidacy for
ra>appOintmcnt to the Office of County
Treasurer. promising to abide by the
Eu!eS of the ensuing Democratic pri-
mary election.
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Do Yoa Neee An Electric Se,t9

Dr.J Newton Hathaway Las perfect
cd an electric belt which Ee II p@Par-
eG to furnish to all patients who need
it. at merely nom:Cal cl.nrgS. Wsitc
to J. Newton, Hathaway, ~. IA. o
BrvTn ST., Savannah, Ga.
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r. D. ROLLINS.

= hreb% aEnounce myself d sandi-
dat" for the appointment Of County
Treasurer ut the ensuing Democratic
primary election. subject to thu rules
covering the same.
W.D OWENS.
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IN COOEER.

] hereby aNn"uncc myself as 4 can
didate for County superintendent Of
EGucatior, Williamsburg County. sub
jcct to the r'IeS governing the Demo
cratic party am permanently located.
at the coulhy seat, and if e.rcted can
always be found rt my post Of duty.
GEO. ). BARR.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

! Hereby announce my Candidacy for
Clerk of Court. promising, to abide by
the decision Of tho Democratic voters
in the primary election.
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Take things as they come: and if
tEex Goa't conre, dou't take them.
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FOR coz NTT 81 FEHINTEND
ENr OF IRRIGATION.

Promising to ABIDE oy tie decision
OF The Democratic primary. ;.nEDuH"e
myself Il candidate. for re-elerL-
ion to tie oti!rc 9f Corsr5y Sup"rinten-
dem Of Edacation. Respectfully,
MAJOR y. LESESNE.
! hereby announce my candidacy for
Superintendent Of Educat on. promiS-
Ing 10 abi.e by the decision OF the Dem
o9raria voters in the primary election.
{. ". WOLFE.
| hereby announce myself asa can
dictate for Count Superintendent of
Education, subject I" the Democratic
primary
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Wallace and Johnson
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15

Mrs. ]. P. Masterman left yesterday
for Lake City, Mimi, to spend Sunday
with Col. and Mrs. Reeve.
Mrs. j. o. Holen and daughter spent
the week with relatives and friends at
New Jim and Sleepy Eye.
Marcellus Lavallee and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Felix Gagne, of Cass Lake, spent few
days. with his mother in this city the past
week.
Mrs. w. S. Conrad entertained the Mar
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
american whist League.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.,July A-The
official scores for last nights matches or
the American Whist leaguet were much
confused. A committee has finally decided
the winners as follows: ~
Mixed pairs, first section, north and
south, Mrs A. E. Cunningham, Brooklyn
and Mr. A l.. Robinson, New York; east
and west Mrs: D. G. Leslie, Syracuse
and r. c. Steel, Detroit; second section,
north and south, j. G. Rothern and G. G..
Rogers, Niagara Falls, Ont; Lindley
Fogg and Arthur Cogswell, Cleveland;
H S. Walker and Moses Shire, Buffalo.
east and west. Mrs j. w. Munday and
H. L. Kent, Chicago.
The Hamilton trophy contest resulted
as follows: Minneapolis defeated Hor-
licks Racine. WIS., by eight tricks
Chicago defeated Knickerbocker (New
York; by FIVE tricks; Hamilton defeated
ST. Paul by one trick; Hyde Park Chi
cago) defeated Cincinnati by eight tricks;
Newton (Mass) and Columbus, no game,
both teams are out of the contest.
In the American Whist league contest
the American Of Boston defeated the
Detroits by ten tricks. All other teams
are out of this contest and American
and Detroit are tie on tricks. They will
play forty-eight decks this afternoon and
evening to decide who takes the trophy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Paste This I'm Your Hat.

Are you interested In National Demo-
cratic politics? You are. Do you know in
what paper published in the Twin Cities
to find it? You don't. Well, it's the
G o b e. How is that? Well. it's this
way. The G o prints all the Demo-
cratic news it can get hold Of The Re
publican newspapers feed 1t all to the
waste paper basket except just enough
to make a showing. You may not like
the views of the 0 b e, but you can
not get away from the fact that 1t is
the paper that prints the news you like
to read. You may not know 1t. but the
C o b e has more readers today than
it had a month ago. 1t prints more
papers daily than it ever did before. II
you doubt IT. ask your newsdeaIers.
Read the Clio b e every DAY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Hammond issues a Challenge.

The Hammond high school defeated Clear
Lake today by score of to 6. The
game was won in the ninth inning with
two men out by a double and two singles.
Battery, for Clear Lake, Grimes and
Ororke; for Hammond, Conrad and Lusk.
The South Side high have declined to
meet the Hammond high on their own
grounds, giving as their reason that they
do not care TO risk another game. Ham
mond was defeated by the score Of to
2 in a f1ve-inning game. two unearned
runs being made the first inning. Ham.
high to meet them either at Hammond
or Minneapolis or on neutral grounds for
a nine-inring game. w. F. Lusk Is man
aging the team.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Brighton neach Raees.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Two favorites
won at Brighton Beach today. Chara-
grace. at to 10, In the Puchtown stee-
plcchase. and Sweet Lavender, at 2 to !,
in the Venus stakes. They We're the two
fixtures on the card, and both are good
racers Results: bfn
First race six fuflongs-Mayor Giiroy
won. Meehanus second, Mr.. Jersey third.
Time, 1:12 As fc,S ot
won. Msximus second, Wargraviate third.
Time, 100 As. 10
Third race Puchtown steeplechase.
about two and one-half miles-Chara-
grace won, Trlby second Scold Tank
third. Time, Eli 2-5.
Fourth race, one mile-Mealey won.
McMeekin second, Mesmerist third. Time,
1888 AS
Fifth race. Venus stakes. five and one
half miles-Sweet Lavender won, Lady
of the Valley second, Add third. Time,
1:07 3-5 -
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Intrusive won, Rare Perfume second,
Ten Candles third. Time 1:46 3-5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
ONE OF THE FASTEST.
st. Paul lacrosse Team Pronounced
by Critical Observers.

Few people in the city of t. Paul out
side of the members of the St Paul La
crosse club are aware Of the fact that St
Paul today possesses one of the fastest
not even excluding the semi-professionai
teams of the larger cities of Canada
where this, their national game. rules SUI
preme.
of the first cities of Canada and America
in sporting circles. their lacrosse teams
having always taken a position in the
front rank with Toronto, Montreal, OF
tawa and Cornwall, and good judges of
the game who have seen both teams
play this year. are unanimous in saying
st. Paul is equal to the best team Win
nipeg can place In the field.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
Citizens and Burglars Have Pitched
Battle In Which blood IL sDiIt

MARSHALLTOWN. 10. July H-News
reached this city yesterday afternoon
from State Center, little village west
Of q pitched battle with safe crackers. re-
sultng in the capture Of two desperadoes
and the wounding Of a merchant The
burglars were discovered I'm the morning
by a lady who lives near the store which
belongs to Mason e. Whltehill, and she
Immediately notified the owners OF the
store. At that time two men were stand
Ing In front OF the store ard two others
were seen In the window. The proprte-
tors hastily dressed and summoned neigh
obrs, who assembled. and made an effort
to surround the store. The two men on
guard in front saw them as they came
near, and then shooting commenced.
The citizens were armed, some with shot
guns, others with reVolvers, and for sew
eral moments shots were exchanged In
rapid succession, during which time
Whltehill. one Of the proprietors. was
shot In the leg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15

With such players as White, Elliot.
Murphy, Hamilton. Bailey, Hartney and
Stewart, who have all played prominent
teams, and with the recent addition of
''Solly' Southern and Doc" Turner, st.
Paul bids fair for championship honors
on their visit to Winnipeg next month
where they play the winner of the Cana.
dian clubs in the Western G. L. associa-
ton which they have joined this year.
To the hundreds of Ganadians in St,
tional game played for years and to all
admirers of lacrosse. the game this aft
ernoon preceding the baseball game at
Lexington park with Minneapolis, will be
tifc manner In which the game should be
played. Game begins at 2:90 sharp.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
rled Ladies Euohre club wednesday al


ternoon.
Dr. Give Staples and Herbert Staples,
or Vancouver, are here to see their faith
er, who has been seriously Ill.
Mrs. William Sauntry and Mrs J. H
Collins are spending a few days at Lake
Minnetonka.
Hon. ]. N. Castle left few days ago
on an extended Eastern trip, embracing
Chicago. New York, Boston and Cana
dian cities
q. ii. Grant has returned from a few
days absence in Milwaukee.
Judge. ]. c. Nethaway is expected homo
today from Atlantic City. where he at
tended the Elks' grand lodge meeting.
Mrs. Elmer Foster, OF Minneapolis, was
guest of Mrs. f. P. Doe the past week
DR. and Mrs. f. G. Landeen have re-
turned from a wedding tour through the
western part of this state.
DR.. T. r. Thomas and family have gone
to Lima, o., where they Will reside.
Hon. f. w Durant has gone to North
ern Wisconsin on fishing trip. He will
be absent about ten days.
Rev. H. H. AppIeman. pastor of Grace
Congregational church, has resigned, the
resignation to take effect Sept. l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15

and but for the presence Of young Kon-
valinsRa he must have drowned Like a
hash tho little fellow. who is an expert
swimmer, jumped to the rescue. He sue
ceeded In catching the baby I'm one hand
ana the bobstay Of a sailboat, fastened
TO the dock. in the other hand and set up
lusty cry for help, which soon reached
him.
The rescue is most remarkable on nc
count OF the extreme youth Of the hero
lie Is. however. n most remarkable lad I'm
everything athletic. At tho age OF four
years he mastered the intricacies Of
wheel riding on specially built Sterling
AS youthful rider he has exhibited at
many fairs and bicycle race meets. This
spring he was presented by his father
who Is an enthusiastic sportsman, with a
small model Of the Parker shotgun. which
Is wonder in its action and killing
qualities. With It young Konvalinsl,a
Killed seven out Of ten birds. His nerve
In this case will probably bring him a
substantial reward
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Milwaukee Bicycle Races.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July Ito
nights racing Of the grand circuit, N. c.
A, races was very fiat. The heats were
run off in a loafing fashion, the finals
tendance was slim. Two spills occurred
near the end of the two-miIe amateur
handicap. Lake and Leander fell at diff
ferent sections of the track but neither
sustained injury, both riders remount-
ing their wheels and finishing the race,
which was won by Lester Wilson, Of
Pittsburg.
Fisher, of Chicago. easily won the
three-mile national championship profess
sional. The two-mile handicap profess
sional was donated to Stone, of Wilton
Place, o.. who had handicap Of nine
seconds, the scratch men apparently not
Milwaukee, won the mile handicap anna
teur
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
WAS A POPULAR WIN.
Sydney Lucas Captures the Turf
Congress Handicap.

CHICAGO, July H-Twenty thousand
people yelled themselves hoarse today at
Washington park when Sydney Lucas,
the Derby winner. won the Turf Congress
handicap by five good lengths pulled up
almost to walk and equafing the track
record of 1: 5S24. The game three-year-old
colt made the rest Of his field look like
common selling platers, and forced the
pacemakers to go so fast that they were
ready to quit at the finish, and Fly-by-
Night. the hot favorite, finished absolute
ly last. Summary:
First race, FIVE and a half furlongs-
Garry Herman won, Sannazaro second.
Kid Cox third. Time, 1:0S.
Second race, six furlongs-May Beach
won, Flaunt second, Cora Goetz third.
Time, 112A
Third race. one mile and three-six-
teenths-Sydney Lucas, 11S. Bullman, to
g. won; The Lady. 103 Silvers. rs to /,
second; Sarrano. 113, Knight, 10 to 1,
third. Time, 1:5Ssi.
Pink Coat, Found, Boney Boy, Potente,
Fly-byNight also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and sixteenth
Limerick won. Melocole second. Lastake
third. Time, 1862.
Fifth race, one mile,AdYance Guard
Sixth race, one miIe-Chappaqua won.
Little Reggie second, Red Pirate third.
Time. 1:40h
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
First race, one mile-Midwood, DISCO
Nellie, 1O2; Croeusus, 109; Eta. SO; Major
Mansir, 81
Second race, flve-eighths of mile
Bonnie Lissak, Tenny Belle, Telephone
Girl, School for Scandal, Kohnwreath,
Sculptures, Fancywood, Likeness, Prin-
cess Tatyana, ITO.
Third race, one mile and a quarter. for
three-year-olds and upward-Cfay Poyn-
ter, 106; Milwaukee. 109; Arthur Behan,
98 Russell r, Sc; The Bobby, SO; Espion-
age, 102.
Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile
Headmater, 109; Sim w, 1903; CROSBY. The
Pride, Flamero, SO each; imp, Bitter
Root, 1O4; Hermosa, ia; Goebel, l07; Pope
Fifth race, one mile-Jim W liz; John
ny McHale. III; Tony Iioning. 1O9; Our
Ida, 102; La Vega, Crane, so; Little
Smoke, &c. Tim Tainey, "a. q
Sixth race, one mile. for three-year
and upward-Ah-Se-Ti, 80; Van Hoore-
beke 81; Ailenna SO; Sam MeKeever, 107;
George Krats, 1O6; Einstein, 1O6; Lime
light, 104 n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
CYCLE PATH TAGS.
Protest by WheeIman Against
Riders without Them.

Reviewing the building of cycle paths,
it is surprising to see the business man
resort to SMALL stlngy propositions. While
stand on Marshall avenue, at the end Of
the path through the woods, the writer
noticed quite a number of wheelmen, or,
I should say, men, riding bicycles, stop
and ask for tags. After ascertaining that
they cost a dollar they raised objection
that they should be fifty cents.
Think of it, If the people that crowd
five hundred whaelmen and wheel women
thought Of all that did not have a cycle
path tag, think they would get into line
at once. Tags are for sale at all cycle
dealers, or postal card sent to the Com
merciaf club, Will bring one to you.
"A. M.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Dnn,nge hY Storm.

storm at Fairchild, this county, this
morning the residences Of Beeman and
Carroll were struck by lightning. High
wind blew the roof off Fosters planning
mill, blew down Fosters elevator, scat
tered lumber I'm Fosters yard far and
wide. The damage at Fairchild and VI
entity may reach $4,000.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
DeadIy water HemIock.

FERGUS FALLS Mimi, July H.-Elof
Dahlberg has lost twelve head of cattle
lately the animals being found dead in
his pasture, just south OF the city, and
other parties in the same section and in
the town Of Oscar report smaller losses.
The cause of the mysterious deaths has
puzzled the local veterinaries, but It
seems to be explained by the finding OF
specimens of the American water hem
lock, a deadly weed, growing along the
edges of the slOuRhs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
sensational Evidences.

JAMESTOWN. N D., July 14-A sen
sation was created in the trial of J. G.
Coad, the hospital attendant charged
With the murder of Mike Gleason. a pa
tient, by the evidence of DR.. Sifton, of
ribs found broken at the autopsy were
broken after death, and that the autopsy
had not been completed asst should have
been to determine the cause OF death.
This evidence is strongly in Coad's favor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
EmI,nnsy of the Pope.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, July H.-An ennis
sary OF his holiness, the pope. is being
entertained at St. Johns Abbey. College
Vile, in the person OF Boniface Krug,
archabbot of the Benedctlne abbey at
Monte Casino, Italy. In addition to be-
ing archabbot Of this famous monastery
he ls bishop of one Of the largest prov
inces OF Italy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
MedicaI A,,ociation AdIournn.

CLEAR LAKE. To-. July A-The Aus
tin Flint Medical association adjourned
Cottie. Of Marshalltown; DR.: F. 6. Muir
ply. Of Mason city; DR.. e. G. Dsl mis-. Of
Charles City. and DIR. w. Il. Scott OF
Abel
elected the following officers: Resident
e. 0. Baldwin, of Hampton; first vice
president, Charles Kenyon. Of Des
Moines second vice president. E. "
TaintOr. Of Carroll: secretary. Fletcher
Howard. of Des Moines; treasurer, J. u.
Webb Of De Witt.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Detroit Driving Club Races.

DETROIT, Mich, July 14-Au the
classes announced for the sixteenth an
nUal blue ribbon meeting of the Detroit
Driving club are filled. Fully 400 horses
are stabbed at the Crosse Point track,
some 800 of them being entered for next
weeks events, four of which are carded
for each day. The track at present
Is i'll splendid condition.
The stakes and purses offered for the
five days total $44, 900. and the gathering
of swift horses, it is believed. has never,
on the whole, been exceeded.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Serious Runn,ynx.

COTTAGE GROVE. Mimi, July IA
While Dr. William W. Furber and fam
fly Of this place, were driving to st.
Paul Park, the horse became frightened.
upsetting the buggy. throwing the occu-
pants out, then running away The We
hicle was demolished and Mrs Furber
was very badly injured.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
SAD ACCIDENT.
Boy Accidentally kills one Playmate
and Wounds Two Others.

RENvILLE. Mimi. July IA boy
playing with gun this morning killed
one child and seriously wotin Asd two
others. ~
Christ Schmidt, aged efen, and Eddie,
aged four, were at Mrs. ,Kottke's home
playing. George Kottke, aged fifteen.
was shooting doves with a. rifle. He
thought he had removed the cartridge
and he pointed the gun at the little
boys on the grass. Look out" he said.
''or I'll shoot" v
He pulled the trigger ard the gun was
loaded i
The bullet passed othrough Eddie
Schmidt's neck. killing him. dit made a
dangerous wound in Ghristn Schmidt 9
thigh, and then passed through the hand
Of eleven-year-old Daniel Kottke.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
LOST TEMPER AND GAME.

DETROIT. Mich. July 14-Elberfeld
day when he gave way to petty exhibit
ton of temper. Mcfarland and Padden
started double steal from first and sec
ond IN the first inning, and Shaw threw
TO Elberfeld at second. Padden was de-
clared safe by Cantillon, which made Ell
berfeld angry. and he deliberately threw
the ball clear to the grand stand, Nc
Farland scoring. In the fourth Chicago
scored twice on two singles and double,
and in the eighth only once on two
bases on balls and three hits Chicago 8
errors were responsible for both of the
runs scored by Defrnit Score.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15

WINTHROP, Mimi, July 14-Delegates
to the State league: f. J. Bushard. s. s.
Cleyenger. @. S. Johnson, G. w Quandt,
Frank Dlmond, S. p. Thorson, Ed Hueb-
ner, William Cunning
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15
Hayward defeats BayAeId.

HAYWARD Wis, July 14-The Bay
field ball club. champions of Northern
w. sconsln, were beaten in a fast game
here today by a score of to l. Bat
teries, Hayward, Freeman and Ryesen;
Bayfield,, Du Patty and Gardner The
same teams play tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15

The West Publishing, company defeatz
ed the Gordon & Ferguson team yester-
day afternoon at Hamline. Score, q to 8.
Batteries-Wests Haggard and Moshofs-
ky; Gordon e. Ferguson, Larson and
Pinska.
Hector defeated Franklin by score Of
to 6. Tredwell, who pitched for Frank
lin, quit in the fifth inning. after being
pounded hard for several hits. Score, to
In Hector's favor Batteries, Phillips
and Blonde, Tredwell and TiInm.