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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-18

Ten Nights in Bar Room never
grows old. There runs through it a
vein of pathos peculiarly touching
and sweet. 1t speaks the universal
language of the heart. 1t rejects like
prism the innermOst phases of the
human emotion. 1t is more than a
play. 1t is moral classic 1t argues
for one of the greatest themes that can
engage the mind. Notwithstanding it's
frequent production, it is seldom that
one sees the play AS it is now present.
ed by Bushy Bros colossal spectac-
ular company. 1t is like meeting al
old friend after many years The man
agement doubtless believes in the old
maxim. whats worth doing is worth
doing we'll" They have brought to-
gether in this production all the re-
quisites that go to make up frs
class entertainment. At Flohr's Opera
House Thursday. Jan. "a.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-18
WEsTBOUND.

No. /. Cal. Ex., 9:25 p. M, branch.
No. s, Colo. Ex., 8:45 p. NJ, M. L:
No. II, Mx. e. Ex., 11:55 a. M, br 'ch.
No. 3ll@ (arrive). 2:55 p. M, branch
No. -, 400 p. m.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-18

sDaily except Sunday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07

stand good for the articles published in
the paper? He answered, Yes Then
showed him the articles and called his
attention to them. 1 told him of the re-
lations in which I stood to these young
ladies, adding that as they We're under
my charge and protection, l demanded
of him full and complete apology in
his next issue. He laughingly said he
saw nothing to apologize for, as it was
merely good joke. / answered him that
in Kentucky We did not consider scurri-
lous articles about ladies joke, but on
the contrary, very serious matter, and
insisted upon an apology. He said he
would take the matter under considera-
ton. / thanked him and told him
would wait while he considered the mat
ter.
"fOh,' he answered, I will not decide
it that quickly. I propose to take my
time Excuse me- I answered, you
lsnf noG eAI5 / puB 'emIl 6m eHBl IIIM
two minutes in which to agree to apollo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07

gize.' In that case he answered, I re-
fuse to consider it at ALL at the same
time reaching after pair of shears about
fifteen inches long which he grasped in
his right hand. With this I slapped him
in the face. at the same time grasping
his right wrist as he thrust at me with
the shears. I next grasped him by the
throat, when his cries for help brought
in two of his force. who grappled with
me, and in the melee 1 took the shears
away from him. BY this time his aids
had broken my grasp upon him and he
ran across the hall into the composing
room, where I attempted to follow him
but was stopped in the hallway and was
threatened by one of the employees with
a metal bar, which he raised to strike
me. Seeing 1t was useless to attempt to
pursue this low-dovn traducer of wom-
en- any further. I threw his shears into
the street and then left his office unmo-
Tested. During the struggle Gill thrust
the point of the shears at my abdomen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07

The point pressed through my trousers
and entered my skin. Yes, it was lit
tie sharp. My finger was slightly cut"
Mortimer 1. Stevens had been on the
staff of the Advertiser but a few
weeks. He resigned a position on the
San Francisco Chronicle when sent for
by the Advertiser. He is a man of
brilliant attachments and Skilled in
newspaper work. -
He is a football player, high diver,
a crack cychst, a remarkable broad
jumper, wrestler and also a hurdler.
He plays the mandolin, the banjo and
the cornet. He has spent nearly three
years travelling through the Alaskan
gold regions and he has toured many
of the States. He was for some time
on the editorial staff of the st. Louis
Republic and then on the staff of the
Chicago Times Herald. He is special
correspondent in Hawaii for both of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07
COOL NIGHTS

Blankets and Comforters in all
grades will be offered this week at
special prices. If you are in need
of any call in and be convinced
that we carry full stock and our
prices for this week are all spe-
cial.
so pr 10-4 Blankets--special at CSC pair
20 pr la Blankets-speciala at $500 pair
Is pr Ia Blankets-special at s1.S5 pair
25 pr California Wool Blankets-this is
the best value ever offered-at sS.45
pair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07
- y ~
JUST OPENED

A complete stock of Outing Elan
nels and Flanelettes-this week 40
pieces Of Flannelettes at 10c yard;
20 pieces of Flannelettes at 121ac
yard.
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SPECIAL SALE IN Innings

SPECIAL SALE IN Innings
10 per cent of on all purchases
this week only.
&xx
THIS WEEK ONLY
Special attractions In Muslin I'm
derwear. We are Offering this
week an excellent White Skirt.
with ruffles, at Csc.
&x%
OUR $3.50 WHITE SKIRTS
This week only at $1oe.
.%x.x
25 Doz. LADIES DRAWERS
With fine embroidered edgings.
this week at soc.
.%x.x
SPECIAL
so pieces Of white, soft-finished
Cotton at 1-3c yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07

attractions
FOR THIS WEEK

SHEETS
AND PILLOW CASING
This week. 72xso Sheets, 6oc; soxsS
Sheets at 85e.
s.&%
THIS WEEK ONLY
One case rs pieces 1914 Bleached
Heavy Sheeting at Csc yard.
&xx
GREAT CUT IN PRICES
This week on all Notions 10 per
cent off.
OUR 1901
SPRING STYLES
Ladies White Shirt Waists are
opened-Come and see them.
&XX
I CASE 36-INCH PERCALE-
In novelty spring patterns, Per-
called Paris, this week at 16kc
yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07
TO THE
PUBLIC

WE WISH TO THANK THE PEG.
FILE Of Honolulu for the large patron
age they have bestowed on US.
We are now Offering
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Continued on Page, ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07

We will be glad to see all
those who could not have 1t
attended to during the days
Immediately preceding the
holidays, and as many 9TH
ers whose eyes may need at
tention.
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AT TER BR|BED
INSPECTORS.
Factory Owners Prefer
Oh arges Against
Four Of Them.

John Williams. or Utica. Deputy Com.
Ass!sian; Deputy Commissioner OF tn.
New York district. were In consultation
to-day from |" to O'Clock with job T..
Hedges. Special Assistant At,orncy-
General In reference 10 charges wh!ch
have been preferred against I'VE Fncto y
inspectors by various factory owners in
the borough OF Brooklyn.
The charges specify the cx'orton ~.
money from the fhctory-owners In oder
to hav. them overlook certain violations
OF the factory laws.
Who'll. batch or ai!ldavits were i.;,
In Mr.. Hedges hards ana he Viii
srake fu!i investigation ANA prepIre
IN. cases for TRIAL
The prosecutions. howove- will !,c
brough, by Observation-Disclosures John L.
Clarke. OF Kings County. No wnrrnn,-
Will be Issued to-day and propabiy moth
ing definite will lie done FOR several
days The names OF the i've inspectors
implicated will not be given on; until
IN" charges are fully substin;ia,cd.
Tn. punishment TO whicl ia. inspec-
tiers will b. amcnablc. II found guilty.
Will probably b. according 10 IN. forty
eighth section OF inc P.na! code. when
pr.~cribes that FOR the taking nf ul-
lawful fees person Is guilty ..
felony and is iiab.. 20 Imprisonment 10.
ten years ana fine OF 5000 or both.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
$4,000 PACKAGE
IS MISSING.
Bundle OfBrOwn Paper
Comes to Bank
Instead.

ROME. y =. juno 5.-on Tuesday
the flrs, National bank OF tails city
ordered from IN" FourtA National Bank
ut New York s2rn in onr ana ;w1 ,:o:-
AR bI!s 1t MAS sh!ri..i Wednesday.
Tn" was oil! cam" nl right. on, no
pnckng. :rr ~. oank An unadlr-ss"h
packa." came, done W like :, money
pa kaye and scaled
The bank. thinking this might b. IN.
one looked for, ha- opened 1t aud found
II 10 contain nothing but brown paper
scraps, The express company Is in
'"stisa,ins tHc matter
The evening world., 1901-06-07
DAUGHTERS GET
BIC FORTUNE.
James n. Durham Left
Several Millions to
His Children.

The will Of James H. Durham. of
Durham Buckley Il Co. the whole
s,ic dry.go'h- nrm. wss nlrd for pro.
bate this afternoon. tn" "s'at" Is ss-
iima,cd 20 ~ worth several millions. hi,
NJ schedule Is filed.
lie provides tIn' IN. estate Is &" he
divided into i've equal parts. To 90 to
his daughters Harriet. MarchcSn dc Vita
de Marco. Of Rome. Italy. LILLIAN II.
Dunhnm, Helen u. Durham. Catherine
l.. Dunhum ana G-ace l., i.uling. Thco.
dorc i.ul!n: il named as executor.
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has ,ha, right. and even though he I'D
nor "ah' !" sths h'r" W" ""u"i nav"
I" Keep MN " shr 'ain 80
mink IL ocs' 10 r""ni'" ms fanny
"heh th's are '"Hether 'heh u 'h' YIN"
for the charitable 10 help them III their
struggles
Good Words Tor Joe.
., ~.
"'s"' !" S"'''S' '"' '''' WAX 'n'S
insiiihtioh ~ run 81 youthful crooks
W.. nave pru,ably , thousand bows here.
49, -. ,,,,I H., T.,
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CROKER HAVING
A GOOD Time.
Can't Tell Now When
He Will Come
Back.

LONDON. June MFR. Croker. ~,
EPSON. to-day, snlI h. was having
such a good tim. thar he did not know
When he wou'i go To New YORK. Ger
tainly this would not he soon. as moth
inG IN the affairs In which he wa- In
tcrcsied required his personal attention.
II. looked nncommonly vel and
laughed ~ the report. tina, IL" wts
mc'anchol!c aud going into decline.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
seventh Innimg.

Donovan flied to Bransheid. Cle.bro
tossed ave: k.iley's weak one. Leach
nal: great one-nindsd stop ~
kccl-rs drive and threw tn. runner
out. No runs
thinner singled. Ch-snro flannel.
Bcau'r"ri Wa hit on ine head by a
pitched ball and was knocked nut for a
..w seconds Ne wei; 10 hrsi. Lever
ran for him. Riichry OUT. Kelley 10
Donovan. Wagner famed. No runs
f:IIhth Inning.
Shcckhrd died /" Pool. Daiy sen, an
other {" III. same fielder Dahl-u .Ouled
10 thinner. ~ runs.
BrIrSh.ll singled. Leash singled
keeler made 4 Sr.a; catch II Poole's
rs on mort l-E. Leach took second on
a short passed ball. Ely famed I!m-
her hit t. Kelly. hut Donovan, On taxi
Ing III. throw. took his .ooi on IN" bag
and felt Rrnnsii-''i ana Leach came
IN cb"sbro walked beaumont gu; on
DonnVau's assist Two runs.
Ninth Inning.
Himmrr n-ld.d Mccrrery's bunt.
Davis foui.d to Poole, farrc'. m'scue'i
10 Hran~ii"li. NJ runs
I,itrh"y :iicl To- Mccresry. Wagner
.li-d to Davis. Rrans'icli filed 10 DAN
len. No rams.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
wHEw! HOT WEATHER. TALE

lsr.c,i 50 Tn. Evening wor.d1
CUMBERLAND. Md. June Power
ful bolt tears monster oak {, shrcds.
S,att.rs fragments over ten acres.
Drives leaves Into wood N. shot.
Moves rocks Weighing IONS.
Four men seated on box o: dynamite
stunned.
i.!Sa;n,ng d.h no; explode anything
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Copyright. 1901 BY IN. Press Pubishinx COMPANY.
New YORK wos!dJ
Especial cAbl. Dssp,'eh TO The Evening World
PARIS. June 7.-Attired in gorgeous
! bicycle costumes. Count and Countess
! Castellane sought entrance TO the
Cathedral at Rouen to-day and were
stopped by the sexton.
Two other couples. aristocrats and
members OF the Castellane party.
were also barred for the same rca-
son.
. Tho Count was furious. He pro-
tested shrilly at the. top OF his voice
for twenty minutes, hut the sexton
was firm.
! At last the Count and Countess
went to the palace OF the Bishop TO
seek permission from him TO enter
the Cathedral In their outrc toys.
In response to the card and re-
quest OF Count Castellune the Bishop
sent word that he could see no
reason why tho sexton should be
overridden.
y Then the Count proclaimed that
The evening world., 1901-06-07
100 INJURED IN PANIC.
Crowd Thought burning Paper Wn~
n llOn,lS.

MADRID. jan. "a despatch re-
c"Iv.d here from Barcelona says tina;
'lnrng .hc Corpus Christ: procession
yesterday some burning paper fell On
~ balcony and n" crowd. believing II
was bomb. became panic-s,ricken and
fled.
Th"rc was a fearful crush. women
tainted ana a HUNDRED! Asrspns were In
ju,'l!. but no fatalities have been re-
ported.
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: Continued from First PaScD
aim that her good Intentions toward
the children are to be carried out he
will also make the way clear to her
for the recovery OF the little girls.
who are now In the Home OF the
Dominican Sisters. a. First avenue
and Sixty-third street.
Mrs. Henry c. Coe came up from
her Bayshore home this morning to
settle the case OF little Joe Phillips.
After a consultation with her hus-
band. DR.. Coe. and Magistrate Pool.
she concluded to take the little fell
low to her home.
Upon hearing Of this determine
ton Magistrate Pool made out an
order discharginE little Joe from
tho Roman Catholic Protcctory.
This order was given to Serg,.
HodEkins. OF the Morrisanin Court
Squad. and he went to the Protcctory
for little Joe.
Brother Lcontinc. director OF the
Protcctory. took the Sergeant to the
press-room OF the Catholic Youth. a
paper printed In the institution. Joe
was found busily counting papers.
Jo-'s R-fu.nI.
Joe" said Scrgt. HodGkins. i
hav- an order here from Magistrate
Pool ordering your discharge from
sthis institution. You can put on your
! clothes and come downtown with
me-"
"Oh. don't know" said Joe. no,
pauslng In his work. Il guess II!
stay right here"
SerEt. Hodgk.ns was surprised; so
was Brother Leontine.
But you have been saying ,ha,
you wanted to get out" said the Ser
{ gcant. Mrs. Coc wants TO take you
TO her home"
Will StcH !" INV
That's kind OF Mrs. coc.'' remarked
joe pIlinS up bundle Of papers he had
Just counted. But DO you think IN.
going 20 so back on my mother ami NE
kids! Not ms. got letter from my
mother this morning telling ne t" stay
here until she gets on the Island. Sac
says she VIII get me and the h!ds gu;
then ana make us another home. Sh" Is
not a bad woman. She Is the best
mother any boy haf got. and you oct
N. gong 10 suck 10 he'.
she says III the letter that she VIII
never get INTO 'ronn'" ans more, ana
she won't Wh"n she gets out I'm going
TO work again. ana work !'k, house
""'' 'o'e'
"Besidcs he continued. with little
break IN h'H voice. ~ ! wen, TO Mrs
Coe ! could only see the Kids once In
awhile. when nv mother gets out ana
We get our nome again can b" with the
kids all the time guess III stay r'sh'
here until she gets out
sers, hodsksns shook the hand OF
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't"u'inurd rom First rnS,'D
At tina, IA. w's on" Kick on the shin
rom Jack Warner III. r.,ch.r was
properly nut "ut II the gam. aud IL
Nash hal Jet II 80 a; mat h. would
no, have found himself In his present
Ma
IN IN Chicago JIM Hart |. siili being
Interviewed regularly on hls Intentions
~ 10 Nash umpirins the Giants com
inr SERIES there. c"'. Hart Is IN. father
az m" schcin. ~ scheduling umpir...
nm, h" declares that ~. Nasn IS sch"d-
ul.i to niicia,r In the Windy CIty h,.
VIII Insist on his acting ~ Juds" %. tn.
play Ia, S.w rr management A..
1ltst az determined &" wiih,ir,N m.
team from. the ii,ld II N,-h !. IA. ON.
riai ncI-ct.d. 80 /, VIII b. seen tn,t IN.
war clouds have not Yet blown away
srIinrh'~ Hard LucL story,
KIP Sclbach Is worried TODAY.
I'll" chunky Idol ot the "t.o.b,,.,
ol'nch,rit"S n the Polo Grounds
walked under "a ladder on Vim. stree,
'iis morning before h. knew wh.t ~.
was about sci was InduIyins In A ,lnv
dream ab"', how many single. H., i.
going 10 gather on 1911 rhillips mis-
afternoon. and y" h!i not Notice The
ladder untii H. vas Well under II. Sci.
bach dii everything IN III. power I,
r.nny. the hpoioo. lie re,rnccI nj.
steps. turned around three. t!,nr.
winkch At the suu over his l.n -houl-
der anh rcrasard the lndd"r On IN. out
std' scv.n tlmc.. chanting Bad luck
SO away. com. around som, other lal /"
"kip' though, ih"F. WAS a chauc. ;hat
he had rid himself ~ the jonah un,il
u. got back t. the hotel. where h..
picked W !, paper ana saw that to-day
/. Friday
You cant convince aim that thu Gi,nts
nave q clahc. on "Arth go win fp-.iay's
game" MA bc Wiling to he, sem" ts,insr
rha, "" lose. - said. "out Z "" get
b.a, som" .: You w., Euy1 would a,
saying 'nS.cd the g:ain" on
D"h-n, !" ri,rh r"-Dn,.
Eddl. Dphrny Who has given IRE
Hucn, evidence tni- Sprius - his nniiity
80 locate ;hc p!u'r aith MS snuth-pIw
shoots something Ne askrd IN !ormc;
year viii do the bending fpr the Giants
to-day When prh-nS l. t""ltnr tgbi
and can control hts curves he Is 1s good
~ anyhody.s pitcher
h!iI rhillir', who ,"irl'd j. good san"
w. - '"''' w. w."
ahN oppos" HIN.
Muih,n,ss,u A. tsIr,I ,>us IN, ~ j, "a,
90,
''N'l'" "' wv W. ''""S' ~ "hfh'"P
"f The h!S kid, as he IL '!nhhcd by IN.
FANS w,s ,l,.,ly watched Mary 4.
ii,t,, -, u,,s. ,,,,,, ~,
n ndrr. alll hr In IN, box ,pr m. local.
First timing.
y,,,, .u.,,
Van i''''7i 4 s'hs'' !" '"h'''' S'i"'ch
drew free transportation. Sirang all
,1,nc.,i both men WIN , pr,itv sneri.
,lt" huat ::rwton knocked down lick
mans h,rd ran ana Nan iialir"n Was
tagstr on, a, the plate. Hickman going
n,,I ,,,
''n1,n' ''''' "'' ''"-'"' ''S''h''
~ ~ ~" ';,,s,rr.,,, n,,,,. ,. h,, ~,
t1r ,'hT!hhu! l'nohs was ny ny a
:"nnS ' nabn "s s,S ',GT,i'ra TN 70
otouEh' hIin nome Win sinSl" past
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ARMED MESSENGER HELD.
stock Exchange Hoy HAD Threat
enrd to KIN N Girl

Thomas West. the eighteen. ycar.olt
messenger employed n, the Stock Ex-
change. who threatened to kill Rose
Mcbride. a young girl. at her hemc.
No. IS Cherry street, was held In $500
bail for trial In tho Tomba Court to-
day on q chxrEe Of carrying concealed
weapons. -
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continued from FRS, rngcp
tn. cour, officer. for alleged ill.,r.n,-
men, 90 Mrs Kennedy.
she mas no, been il-,r.ntch In any
way" hc declared. land do not van,
such an impression 10 90 abroad We
have been treated with every Consid-
.IAton
Mrs. Reynoli. did no, brink one OF
her pretty daughters To cour, To-day.
Instead .hc was accompanied by her
husband.
Paying Teller Douglass said tina, he
Mas familiar with the handwriting o,
Dr Kennedy and ina, h" ala no, be-
!Icv' that the signature on the back o 1.
10. BOGUS $500 check was written by
Or. Kennedy.
You are familiar Win his Is atur
asked Lawyer Moore.
"Y"s, si- known II FOR years"
Then YOU are sur. he did no, write
that s.suniuTr?'
Il don, mink h" did"
>mrpri.-d ut Osborne.
There WAS great surpri.. TIM, Mr..
Osborne I'D no; cro-.-.xnm.ne Mrs
McIville.
Instead he stood with h!s arms
.k!mp" and looked a, her In an amused
sort .: Way MS ~. lett the court room
Mr. TIER t"''tn.ri tina, he me; pr
Kennedy On Sixth avenue on IN. even
ing OF Aug Il. ls.i. the nirh, Dolly
Reynolds was murdered Kennedy. 50
Ger SAID. worr a dark suit -! clothes
and i dark derby nat. II was about
The evening world., 1901-06-07
Champions Bat Tame
hill Out Of Box in
Three Innings -Ches.
bro Takes His Place.
The mating order.

tsp--il y Inc EVrning W0fliD
PiTrSHtHG, Pa. June with Fhil-
lip out OF the way. the champions ex-
poet to annex tn-days game from the
Smokc,own Pirates and join the 90 brig
adc. Tn" twir!"r with the suggestion of
par"c and French royalty to Ms name
enjoyed w % y.stcrdny the same re-
iatIons toward finnion's ~luggcrs that
The evening world., 1901-06-07
CAST LANES
WE'RE BARRED.
Count and Countess in Bicycle
Attire Refused Admittance
to Church.

he would complain to the Minister
OF Public Worship in Parliament. de.
manding that the Bishop be CEN
sured
The Cathedral at Rouen is the
property OF the State and the priests
are subsidized.
Count Boni wore n scarlet sweater.
black brooches. gorgcously variegated
socks and bicycling cap tina, fairly
shricked.
The Countess wore n black sailor
hat, n red sweater OF more subdned
tone than that OF the Count, black
short skirt and black stockings and
shoes.
Count Castelinne. his wife and his
four guests started Tuesday from
Chateau de Marals. the Castellane
estate near D0urian, with the inten-
ton Of taking lelsurely tour
through Normandy.
The party rode on tandems. The
cathedral nj Rourn. which 10 the
most interesting In France. was the
first point OF interest they visited.
The evening world., 1901-06-07

'aHoaring n!ll" Kennedy used to have
toward P!',-hn-r. Every time Trick
ynri' appeared on tine iring lin" against
the Pirates 1, waS allowed another game
wouI be- chalk,-! VI to HrooXiyn's
favor.
Tim" BRING changes AMI now ,he
Champions :,r" On IN" ,,.tcnslv" when
rhiIliri liz ON tn" lab OF course.
,arru Is an occasional break IN she
programme.
Yesterdays result wit. on. II them
nni rhliipi got hiS Tann-!'ll and
l."vrr are the next IN order. and
neither of them has anything on the
Champions. So the chances are good
Tor another Eime going - the t:as: ,h!s
Afternoon
k"ii-> SIN III.
capt K".l.S was SIN weak tbs morn
ing and ppld not gay positively tina, n.
would play. II he do. 1t Will be- In the
nm.fi.li. wh.r. H. viii have little work
!, do, while his pru~ncc will tend to
steady N" team. II this pan Is car
lied out N."l"r Viii again do his little
AHt around third has. H." IL the talk
~ INV town 'o'hhht aNA CIV ~ WV Va
m" local paper print his pictur. and
snm"thtng about his cast i!yc
Win. remarked thar ~, falling ot hia
history would No, Last long, A. he IL a
ShoT; main and lis pir'rc was iru"
likeness. NJ Ne had no ruustarha To de-
cctrc ANYBODY. He did not Join In the
song ~ praises over hts playing ycs,cr-
day. intima'!nr thn, h nigh; Il" IN,
star performer IN balloon ascension
today,
Pirate. NnrLrh Mrnn Trick.
Abou; the sraIl-s, ;rirk IN baseball
Is tn" trick ~ holding out oil balls
that are fruicd over Ia. fcnc" 50 that
III. visiting pitcher Nas tn use new
un"s. The Pirates wprkrL ihi. 10 tn.
limit Yesterday and came, n"tr getting
caught Mapping \ couple ~ new ones
Mere worked on On Hughes tn The ninth
ana "h"n these WE'RE hold gu, IL" sup
lly wrr gone Nuh 4 hoy hid 10 he
chagcd t. the ollie" sHrc Tor more. The
game wa. stopped and Eu,slic walked
around impa'iently. ~" could have for
fcl,,d n" game hu' I, Wa too near the
finish. Finally 6nr ~ ~. old balls
! came out ~ the stand. and Al Jimmy
hughes suggestion that was IVA, In
play II the horne club holds ou, any
NOR" bHIlt today, IN" ""tunS Is I'' 10 ]!
| that I, viii have hIg supply cf new
| 9ncs IN N" press hnN.
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, muddy 4har" ani nsh mind from tn"
| West wu! add to the trnuhl.. OF III.
| ,,,t.,s ,vu, MN r.,,5 49, 49,,
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! lyn Tnunrhiil WAS ,lnrks ,hnlc, 10
1 ,,,,,h ia. uI, ,,., TO, ,
""'''''' w "'N9 - "'"'" h''e''-
position they los. through yesterday
defeat
| rI... ,,
/ "'"S.
| Kelley hit along ihir,,.h, lin. ~,
'N" bases. ks"i"r va T. victim :" the
sac'.hce mast. Sh"lkArH .tf'!l"h' hhlT
| Iii TO Leach ,,ml ms DU, o.; inst Dab.
! 10, ,n,,, s,.r,,,,t a.. ,.I,. y,Itl throw
| Kelley an" Sh"' S'rn se'tiAf. M"-fr"ry
walked Davis w1s at on Rit hey
Mmn'c. but DAME" va "'h'" At the
IL, ,tnor, n..I 10 Me, ,c.-v Rirh,y
| walked IL :nrr s,cn an phiyt. tumble.
i,:.ns,i.ii fInncl. leach Gu, On E.c!er's
| ,.st.t X, rms
HN''' Nv '"''H'
The evening world., 1901-06-07

McCre.ry iii.i 20 Poo'.. Davis walked.
Farrell iittci an easy one 10 1eacn.
thinner nailed Davis on a steal No
rams.
Rransiield flied 10 Mccr-rry Kelley
took t"achs foul. Poole singled. Ely
.orcrh MIN al s.ennh. No riins.
The evening world., 1901-06-07
JOE WILL MAKE
HIS OWN HOME

CONTINUED from F.rs, Page
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NEW YORK GAME.

N,enllnnrA rom 80 rnseo
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sixth Inning.

trsd ,rnc to Shcckird. Wagner flied to
Davis. No runs