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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

The ladies OF Sunbeam viii give an
ice cream and cake social at SUN
beam, Wednesday eve, Aug. II in
honor of Elder and Mrs. Wiseman.i
Everybody come and heve good
time.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Pierre Capital Journal Miss
Olivia Shuey, OF Highmore, is filling
the position OF stem ographer in the
insurance department, during the
absence OF Miss Schubert on her visit
to Mich.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Miss Agnes Stewart, who has been
employed for some time ny Attor-
ney Pusey, as stenographer, return
ed to her home in Huron. Saturday,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Contractor Stout has just COM
pleted a months work at the farm
Of Chas. Dougherty in Holden. He
built an addition to Mr.. Dougherty's
house.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

S. Pauly has Joined together his
two store buildings on eastside
Broadway and now has fine large
room in which to display his large
stock of furniture.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08
1-113-70

We want both young, old and
middle aged to wear pair OF the
North Star Shoe Co. shoes and they
will never wear any other kind.
29tf II. X. GREEvfs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Hay fever is not nearly so preva-
lent this season as in previous
years. The steadiness of the tenn
perature, both day and night. is
probably the reason.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Court Stenographer W. $. Little
came down from Pierre Thursday to
visit few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. M. Meade. ~
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

A Sunday school picnic efor the
Purkey S unday school is being held
today at Chas. Moncur's.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll and
two sons, arrived Wednesday from
Streator, Ill.,, for visit with Mrs.
CAROLS mother, Mrs. Mary Dunn.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Charlie Swan aud John MeMa hon
returned Thursday from Montana.
They report wages there and in
North Dakota as very low.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

The west bound freight ofMonday
was delayed for several hours at
Rec Heights on account OF the en-
gine breaking down. A new engine
was sent to its aid from Huron.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Yrs. r. M. Wilson returned Thurs
day from Illinois where she was call
ed some time ago by the death OF
her mother. Her father returned
with her.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

advertising
grows of the fact that Prescription cure
ninety EIGHT every hundred who give fair faith
full trial. 1t regulates the periods dries dageeabe drains heals
Inflammation and liberation and female weakness 1t
makes weak women strong, sick we'll
III weak did not have breath walk my ROOM"
writes Miss Isabel Miller of New Providence Galloway Co.. KY
My periods occurred too often and the hemorrage would
prolonged and the loss Of blood excessive also had spells
which the doctor said antng fits did gain strength
from monthly period another very weak
all the time Ny feet swollen could my
weight upon them The doctor told would any
better II lived In this from sixteen old to
when the doctor gave up About three
adszsed BY kind friend Dr. ,res Pesrhou
which did and before had taken bottles of
all day took in all six bottles Of the Favote Prescription
and about i've walls of DR. Perces Pellets have had
return OF this trouble and praise Dr. Pierce me
cnes enough, for know they saved my life"
J, Or. rSer0e's Pheasant Pellets keep fhs bowels In
healthy 0onaITfon. Thsy are . Eaatys laxative. i
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08
Land Wanted.

II you wish to sell yorr Land, 40 y,
it with me, / want to buy O iewqua a.
ters. They must be cheap Tor e,''
If q. C. BRIGGS
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

Money to loan on real estate at
S'per cent interest. Address j. n.
King, Huron. 5. D. 27tf
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

If you want TO cut good big
swath see the Buckeye Center Draft
mowers, also agent for the Deering
mowers. 24tf
GEO. JEFFERY, Agt.,
Miller, S. ID.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08
a FTiend,S
Advice.

The woman who has proved,
the healing power of Or. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, becomes
at once its friend and advocate.
Whenever she finds another
woman suffering as she did, she
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

tells the story of her by the use Of uFavorite
Prescription" Only this explains the wide
spread popularity of this great remedy for women.
An advertisement such as this may induce some
suffering woman to try the uFavorite Prescrip-
ton" But if it did not cure her, that would be
the end of the story. But the real advertising
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08
New Livery,
AND FEED STABLE.

/ have opened up a new Llv'
cry and Feed Stable, Cor. FIRST
aud Arno sts. One block west
of artesian well, and am pre-
pared to serve customers r1gnl
at prices. C6meand see me.
B. II. Douglass.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-08-08

j. l.. KEqEs, Agent.
Miller, S. ID. Z, %, '01 32t4
The evening world., 1901-08-24
NOTES OF THE GOLFERS.

Fine amateur rolt Vas played yesterday a, IN.
srAbrisht Got. clGb's link, by J. NinsaAni Nsr,h.
ms, OF 81. Ahdrrm1, In match With A r
Dwight. bingham. who won TIE match ho!sd
out hundred yard riashis Ahot on th~ sI,y,n.s
hole. and made the twelfth hole. 36O ward, IN
two, making a drive Of ls5 yard, Aad with hi,
brassY hollRs the bail in two, HIS ,-o,s far M
last rine hoass Wa a. follows: l. l. !. L 4 4
+. .. 3, :. :. I. This equals the record held h,
Willie Norton. the boscJ being 3s. ~
The Hollywood Col; Club after NJ. mo-, 90.
ee.siul professional and amateur tournsmcn, ~,
and September. The ~oinsa's chsmn,n,,h, ~
closed yesterday and the mea'A oualif,inr ,nn.kt
for tas championship viii be played to.a.r ~.
srss eight qualifying for the championship a,
match play. "
J. q. GARFIELD has been declared oh.,nnio, =,
having Just defeated In The NAL rount,
y Richards. by nye mp and four 70 70 a,rc-
winning the title Garn.ld has made IN. so",s
In a. which cl!ps four .,rokss ffem ,hc Re,
previous record. match has been arr.nss1
between the uuayanths team and the Cooosr,.
mex, week AMI those chosen 70 repf,s.n, ~.
stamford orSani Iaii0a are J. n Garaeld J. +.
Garfield. A. y. Richards and W. c. Iisrris
In the deciding match Tor the Green Moun,.,,
championship. 10 Be plarsd At Manchester. "
to-day. between the Et~snok and Mount Anthon,
Singer. OF he Fox Hills Golf Club; +. r. R.sd
Of Montciair: Jamss l. Taylor. Of sh, Dyts;
Meadows. and ". II. Davis and A. u. RAsd. 81
Lakewood.
EVE Moody. captain Of ~ Nsysst Ah,,tir
Club eolf team. has arranged a inssrsatlns
fall SrAs4uis. tasludinE rnAtEhse With tAs MN.
The me rssssn nsseh WITH a. oissssss - d;
MuYfsy Mn. has bsth ~ ~ ~ IN vsSk G
UoDe0D1o6 u 5s1 ~ u
The evening world., 1901-08-24
GOLF CANES
At NEWPORT.
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT WILL
BEGIN ON TUESDAY.
YEARLY COntrst-Enstern
Players Invited.

Instead OF postponing Its tournament
and permitting The Stockhridgc Golf
Club 10 have a clear field for III. annual
berkshire contest next week. the New
port Golf Club has gone ahead with
it's plans and thus prec.p,ated a serious
conii!c' IN dates
Both tournaments will be In progress
from Tuesday until next Saturday.
Decision regarding the usual ,ournn.
ment ~ Newpor, was delayed so long
that II was believed the affair would be
noindHned. Plans have been announced.
however. which indicate the club Is
making up :or lost time. Invitations
have been sent 10 the leading Eastern
golfers. An effort Is being made TO OBJ.
tain representative college entry.
Play starts on Tuesday morning with
Qualifying round ut thirty-s!x holes.
medal play. a gold medal will be given
the player making the lowest score. The
FIRST sixteen In this round will qualify
ior the Presidents Cup. offered by
ESerion J.: Winthrop. and the second
sixteen Will NEE, FOR consolation cup
The evening world., 1901-08-24
GOLF FINALS FOR
WESTERN TITLE.
Hoyt and HamIin Fight 1t Out for Amateur
Championship on Chicago Links

CHICAGO. Aug. @-By this evening
q new nma,,dir champinusnp II ~"
West will hpv" been decided hy rlay ~
Midlothian Country club llnas
The sen.i-anals wer. played this fore
noon. with Raymond Russell, - Dc
troit, paired with Bruce y. Smith, the
Onwents!a crack. and Fred Il Hamilton.
OF Chicago. working against Phelps u,
Hoyt. OF GicnvieS.
p. B. Hoyt and Bruce smlta won
their matches, and then contested 10.
the championship.
Hoyt defeated Haml!n IN and 10 go.
Smith beat Russell. | NJ and , 90 so.
Goling conditions were the most Ia
vorahie o. any since the tournament be.
gan last Tuesday and large gallery
was present In the expectation OF ane
ely, not only by the Leaders. but by
the two fields conte-,inE for the second
and the third flight cups
Hoyr finished the arrt nine holes
three UP on Ham!in. while Smith made
the turn Ave 10 the good over Russell.
Smith might have been e!gh; UP, but !or
one or two m'ts o. bad luck ina pun
ished his otherwise nrc play,
Russell who yesterday put up grand
golf and removed NANNY iInilpirh
from the race FOR the championship.
WAS clearly out o! FORM 4, the ''1rs
He drove Into the ditch on his sccca
shot and gave UP the :rs; hole 10 the
The evening world., 1901-08-24
Champion Trotter Will
Be Sent to Lower the
Worlds Record at
observation-disclosures
in Excellent Shape
for Trial.

There Is considerable speculation
nil over ,h- country As 10 tie probability
OF tn. great Crcscrus breaking ii.
worlds record o. 2,02i. IN mis- 20 agn!ns,
time at Providence mex, Friday.
Ills appearance on the NarrnEanset:
rack vii. be one of the many good fca-
lures OF the Grand Cirrui, meeting. and
the mighty aorsc ~ sure OF "A welcome
'uch as few horses have had.
When the management opened the
sntrv list frec-for-ail was scheduled
but II failed to Nil. perhaps from fear On
he part o! owners o: other stcppers
hat non was quite up TO tack!inY
Cresc.ts. So the class was declared on
and instead Vac substituted n trial for
time tor tn. King o. tro.ters
The track a, Narrasansett Park /. in
superb condition. and II the weather Is
favorable the great horse oIrat to
crowd his mark OF 2."e. by a fraction
There are few tracks in the country
where the na,ura! conditions are more
favorable.
On MS showing AT Readville this week
Cresceus Is IN perfect form. He has
Kept Mt the razor edg. fully As long as
any trotter ever mas 10 date. and II Is
probably due 20 IN. fact that Mr.
kctcham never works him between
FAST as I'D. and NOR" often from ~ TO
-. with sprint AT IN. end Is his
speed allowance. He l. n hnr-. who al.
ways seems to htv. Ms speed
The evening world., 1901-08-24

puwout-ia oHrver g. smith 3 ~.
praHeH 10 the pnI green "ns jo'i
and .. iHok 'h' HOS p.i
cur ~ the hunk"r suhu1ig- y, l9.rs
-rrrn. Russell played w"il ,s lf. bal
Hts tcCi ~ uu5 hll.1 X tt sand bUt
Smith captured yho tu.c BtA for =
KICK back into ~ para tle aalk"r
have taken ,hc fourth hole smith took
the '>th. SIKH. rycuih rUl n.-Hih
npl"s, the after sending hiA 50 aul
Shnt INTO she di'ah \ .orE nat save
Russell IN. ninth hole, to-
i!ussell picked VI after the turn. but,
his disadvantage was too great II,
took the eleventh aud twelfth holes BY
grand goli hut. losing M. next Two
and 1nlvng the n;;c.rth the match
Hoyt And lisml'n began with good
drives, each approached alike. both were
Short on puIs aud ne FIRST mole was
hhIv"d I'm 'uur. iluyfs second toe shot
Ma better than lipn..us each missed
IUts aud Sc hp,o WA NnWcl ~ four.
Hoyt escaped Tho hurbar going 10 the
third green. Hul 9y "a nut Of six feet
Won ;hc hole TO
iiam.In md in1fy luck I'm getting ovrr
the cop guarding rue 'pGrth green and
made ND match all sGunrc by winning
! to \ !Hbocd sccond Rud a poor
;h'rd shot, together Win poor green
liuyt taxing Il. . to {.
iioyt took the tenth and lost the
eleventh rwclfrh and thirteenth aolcs
He won n" fourteenth and n.t.rath
making him ~ on Hnmlln The six
tt"ntli Hr'It ~ the latter. and the sew
sntrenth wa- hnivcd IN four. toyt won
: ~, ! 20 go.
The evening world., 1901-08-24
BIC FIGHT IS
NOW ASSURED.
JEFF AND RUHLIN SIGN WITH
TWENTIETH CENTURY A. c.
FiEhtera VIII Meet In November
for 62 1-2 Per Cent. of the
Receipts.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2i.-The
clouds which have hover-i about the
cllnching OF the match between Jim Je:-
fries and Gus Rubin for the champion
ship OF the world nave cleared away.
and JOY is supreme among sporting men
all over he country.
The possible hitch in the selection o!
club before which the men could meet,
owing 10 an alleged combine o. the
managers mas been broken. and the
two principals have accepted Jim Ken
ne.iy's offer OF SO l.: per cent. OF the re-
c.ip,s 10 agtlt before ais Twentieth
Century A. c.
Both men have Affixed their sigma
lures 70 the articles Of agreement call
Ing :or a twenty-rount bout. The date
Of the bout Will b- d-csded on later.
but 1t vii! take place In November. The
question OF referee Is also left open.
The evening world., 1901-08-24

Three rank errors in succession IN the
third inning by Strang. DAVIS ana
Murphy. of hits that ca9ab!e .nr.ldsrs
would have eaten up. made record
Yesterday that the Giants should be
proud OF The bunglcs gave Brooklyn
th-ee run. and the game. for. OF course.
pav!s's men could not be expected 10
bat In ;hrc. runs in any game
II was really laughaele. The one run
they did get was a present from Roar
Ing Bill" Kennedy. who sent Van Hal
;ren across the plate in the .f:h by
making a good -natuved balk. Van never
would have go, home any other way.
as there we're two out and Mcbride.
the next batter. was an easy out.
Possibly. TO recu. 20 the Giants
bung!cs. the lenient official scorer may
no, includ. in the error column all three
OF the .n!splays mentioned. There is no
excuse :o- such good nature. The only
one o. the three hits that was al all
hard was McCreery's crack. which went
through Davis. legs. But Dah!en would
simply nave ioyed with Il. He did with
a lot OF much sw!:tcr hits.
The plain fact is the Giants are not
The evening world., 1901-08-24
PACED CYCLISTS
ARE MATCHED.
WALTHOUR AND ELKEs WILL
MEET IN SEVEN RACES.
Championship and $4,000 bet VIII
Go to the Winner OF
Four Events.
tsr+e.,! 10 rs. Evening wo.,a,

BOSTON, Aug, 24-Au details attend.
ant on the match series o. races be.
sven Harry Elkes and Bobby Wal,aouI
FOR III" mtGdle-distance championship OF
the world and s2co' have been arranged.
Four % the seven races viii % pace.
BY motor bicycles. for Tho reason tina. 3
true ''st cannot be made OF . mans
ability behind a tandem on eereai7
tracks. because they are no, bu1e &c
stand ans great speed.
The distances agreed upon are, Ell.
teen. twenty. twenty-five and thirty
miles behind motor bicyc!es, and one
hour, forty niles and ono hundred
kilometres. behind the regulation tan.
dem pacing machines.
The tir., race OF the series will be
al forty miles at Manhattan Beach Aug.
81. and the second at Char!ea River
Park on Sept. II. the distance to be one
hour: The other races necessary to
decide the winner OF the series Will pe
selected as TO distance by lot
The evening world., 1901-08-24
RECORDS MAY
CO THIS TINE
WALTHoUR AND NELSON RACE
MONDAY NIGHT.
south~rnrr in Good shape Now and
L. Likely to Reduce
Mtchnri's Figures.

Jchnny' Nelson. who hp 70 the pres
en-; season sas !nvlnciole behind the
nuiterins motor tandems. hopes to re-
gain his laureis next MOniay nigh; at
Madison SQUARE Garden. when he rlccs
6ooay "althour Tor htteen miles around
the timber belt
The Southerne. mas shown that none
is 100 fast for him, and II Nelson can
lead HE antagonist across the tape he
mlE Nell lay claim 20 the premier title.
Would not be strange Il the records
mad" ~ M!EAaei last Monday nigh;
We're shattered
The evening world., 1901-08-24
LIFEIN GIANTS
SEEMS EXTINCT.
MspIay and Errors Give Runs Away and
Makes Their Game Farcial.
standing of the Club. In Moth Lcnsuc..

playing even a good h!gh-school game.
They bunElc w!,i the!- hands and lega
often enough, goodness knows. but even
uttcner VITA their heads. 1t Is only
necessary Tor a couple OF the opposing
players 10 get on the bases 10 be as-
sur-d tina, the Giants stupidity will
help them across the plate. All the
other fellows have to do Is b!de their
tine and II saves them lots OF work.
The game simply was not worth an.
alysis, and there is neither pleasure no,
prom, In kicking and pounding away al
dead ones"
Even reporter doe.n', enjoy
''roas;" when the roasted ones lie down
and take the drubhtng without kick
back There isn't b!; of fun anyway IL
calling a bunch o. men with whom ona
IL on tr!endlv terms HOLSTERS" and
1t cuts Ike .Lr" when one OF them
comes 10 you. as happened to the writer,
and says:
You're right. old man. We are lob.
sters, but I'm trying the best know
how"
That is the Injustice OF It! The good
suffer with the bad. the !nnocen, with
leavens me whole lump. and some dc
not deserve Il.
The evening world., 1901-08-24
HAWTHORNE RESULTS.

RACE TRACK, HAWTHORNE. Aug.
a The races scheduled to De run here
to-day resulted as follows:
First Race -S1sven-.irhths o, a mile.
Won by Brownie Anderson. 1 to | and
. TO 5 iiav!iand Esd. to for place
ran second, and Sam Lazarus third
Time - H.
,Seo"nd Kace--F!vc-eishts OF mile. =
~ ~ oSMnresca. % and J TO 5;
i'yTrho third. Time l,Ti..
Third Racr.-onc ana a half miles-
Won by chanccry. 10 . ana 8 To- Z.
Maclar"n. TO FOR place, ran sccond
Corrello. third. T,mc-S .ol
The evening world., 1901-08-24
PIT TSBURC PHIL
$4,000 AHEAD
$4,000 OF THAT AMOUNT WAS
WON YESTERDAY.
son. Guc>.w"ri mud Fcn"-
sole Heavily.

SARATOGA Aus - III The latcs,
story ~ "Pit,sburE phil's" doing, IN The
betting RINK here /. true. then he is a
big winner On ~" season According 70
the story told. the rlunscr carried on
$3.50 OF the hopkmakcrs' money yes
tcrdny. Aud Il is also sid Tint this
amount makes an even quarter of A mil
ion ne has won NJ III. present meeting.
The greater part OF yesterdays win
nlngs was said To hay" come with his
horse l.iiscn's victory. watch h" backed
iuwu from 10 ! 10 ~ Then n" %
also credited with biz gains on Guess
work and Fcmcsble
The evening world., 1901-08-24
BOSTONS AND PH|LL|ES
PLAY FINAL OF SERIES
Continued from First Page.

sAcriaced. Lowe TO Tcnny Thomas
scored on Flick's hit TO centre Dele.
shA,ty ned to slaGlc. Mcfarland struck
!, ol4. One ran.
sg O1nsan foulec out to Mcfarland. Sla-
- 61o6 70 Thomas. TenHey bunicd 20
4 4tsy, and was m easy out. No runs.
49, Yrs Fifth Inning.
n 1ennlnss ssIngled to left. Mailman sent
4 ieoAy Gfounder to Cooley and was
p MI Tennsy mu!fed Longs throw OF
10 ut 6n0 Jennings scored. Town.
&1tpok o0k Thomas hit safely and
"a G11G1D1 y On Q trick play. Barry
~ 444Nle& And Thospas and Cross
80 81 y :.:e .n.s e ~ ~ under de,
The evening world., 1901-08-24
F flanagan THREW
NEAR RECORD.
CHAMPION HAMMERTHRoW'ER
IN HUB GAMES.
Enst"n Heat walsh. the New York
Athletic club Mnn. In
the DhAh.

MEpFoRp, Mass. Aus. ei-The atn.
le,ic rar,e- held here to-day attracted
a larp. crowd,
William Eaton, Of Boston. and D.
Walsh. OF the y. Y. a c.. met " a
match race a, lG yards. the former
winning In tn. good time OF 1928 sec
onds
John Flanagan the champion ham
mcr-wci1ht thrower Of the world par
,.cipatsd in two events He threw the
lf- pound hamm.- y feet and lnch, h.
which Is within inch Of IN. world $
record. and n i-pound shot 20 fees;
and inches
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little bunt and Davis ard Murphy little ground
srs. Il YES s.:.a!y ridiculous.

little bant and Davis ard Murphy little ground.
srs. Il ~ss s!:.s:y .;steulous.
Farrell dla the b~st stick work for his team.
lining out thr~c clean singles to left 6-ld Al op-
por.uns moments. Keller. McCrepry and DAILY
BANGED out two Apiece. one az MaSs beiak a
sisshins thrre-baGssr over Vans head.
ous run for the Ciaats. and = present Al that.
on haik. wosidn't u make you merry'
Tayia. KEEP, the hits we'll seattsrsd and pitched
hk u,usi elective Esms. bat let's see. How
ioaS u II since tbs Giants made more than three
runs In . EamAf
Prssissat jehnsen. q the Amssioa4 IAagua
Aas sHpsllsd eAcstssop ghusart, Of CAiaASe. for
sesiktnG unplss HAsksu In wA1hinxt4a. NJ.
|snnsoa std: Every player Of the Amssieal
tsaGus vhe In the futurs slugs an nAe1sst On
Z a. bali asn viii b sspsilsd frrn " aaaGss.
The evening world., 1901-08-24
ON SUNDAY
GOLF DON 7 CO.
$4,000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MATCH POSTPONED.
The ChIcngu Club Would Not Al
low >id--WnI"r Gam"
on the sabbath.

CHICAGO. Aug "a Professionals
Willie Smith and Lawrence Auchtcr-
Ionic. o: Midlothian and Glen View re-
sp-c;lvely will not play their SS-hole
golf match at Wheaton tomorrow for
700
temporary postponcment was an
ncunced today owing 20 the refusal OF
IN. Cnlcago COZ Club TO allow a Sunday
CuIlt.s II FOR side bets.
Mr. Smith said .cncnts un-
iouhiedy will b. made Tor him to play
a match with the Western open cGam-
piOn under new conditions,
The evening world., 1901-08-24

Flick's ny. Three runs
Demont and Cooley a!cl out 10 Dele
hanty. Hamilton waited ana got n base
Hamilton at second. No runs.
sixth Inning.
.Delehan;y's ny was dropped by Slasis;
the latter reached .irst. TennGy handled
McFarland'. hit with asee. De!ehanIy
going to second. Long nailed Jennings
al fms e.sSd DeMont 1Olg hard to Hail.
mans liner. No runs.
was out at hrst. Kittredge got a base
on balls. D!nsen fouled out and 6lsSle
'6truck out No runs. 80.
The evening world., 1901-08-24
NO PIRATE JUMPERS.
Prestdrnt Dreyfus Has siEned An
His Players for Next Scasou.

PlTTSBuRG. Aug. A-The Pittsourg
Baseball Club has signed all OF its play
crs for next season. The nrst onicial
announcement OF this fact was made to-
day by President Dreyfus. In answer TO
tho Philadelphia claim that Beaumont,
Lever and Wagner have been captured
by the American League for next year.
President Drcyfus subs,!tntIated his
statement by exhibiting the signed
contracts ~ the payers and in add
ton showed personal agreement with
each player Tor next year.
The evening world., 1901-08-24
HOW SELBACH CATCHES
FLIES IN THE SUN-FlELD.

This /. n picture o:
Selbach piayinS The
"sun-hcld What ~
a Sun field ani
wha, has he go.
over his eyes,
a "sun-hcld' Is am
ou,held position az
The POLO Grounds. ~
any Other grounds
wntre AZ certain
hours of the DAY sac
sun shincs iir'c'lS
tn the eyes OF IN"
nelicr wnrn Nc
makes a MAY for o
i,y hit To play o.
requires much praf
iitc and the nrtili
ciai MD Of .un s7r
giles
sun goggles ar
whR, Selhach wnhrs
In the picture. Thay
are made o; inli
rately smoked vla
or ls!nEIass set ~
frames that com
Il.tcly surround i'l+
eyes II you shou 3
try to catch a .iy
ball wearing thcur
without practi
you would prooaniJ
eaten Il on the l0sc
or never touch
ScIhach has W
down 20 a science
but II has cost Kim
weeks ot study dnG
practice, lin used In
cream OF i, n.ght,
an! Azure ont 'r
4
angles 'nathemati-
ca!!y oy day. AT or.
time Mrs, Selbirh
Thought he was 500
Ing datt on the SUP
ject. He knows TO
the minute Just
where the sun viii
be at any part OF II
bal! game anI JUS;
how to run TO avoid
It's rays as much as
possible.
The evening world., 1901-08-24
\ Tip.

Its a wonder TO
ne IN. New York
team did not get
n.y." said a lead
lng ball player,
Ely at short and
Davis at third
" o u ! 4 n av I.
irenrth.neh the
lufle!! . Re II as Il
may about Ely. the
strongest In ne d
combination New
York has presented
this season was
when Davis was At
tliird. Hickman al,
short and Strang
~ second.
The evening world., 1901-08-24
V0L0DY0VSK|
RAN SECOND.
WILLIAM III. BEAT WHIT
NEY's DERBY WINNER.
IIurst Park Lennon stake Worth
10000 to Duke Of
Portland.

LONDON. Aug, H.-IThe Duke OF Port
lands William the Third won the Hurst
Park Lennox Stakes. $1,000. for three
ycar.ois. distance one mile and half.
a. the Hurst Park Club August meeting
to-day. william c. Whitney's Volody-
ovski a. Re!nD was second. and Ener
xcttc came in third.
Five horses ran.