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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-11-28

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TIE H~3>r< Of Lee. WISE Scot.
p'ckensqn and buchanan cosnts,s
VII e'<e banquet At this pl~cc o,
harkssi,inr hight IL honor Of n
q Mcdowell. who uss recently az.
pointed United States Di~tlics badge
for the Western District Of Virginia
Mr. AeDoweli is great fsvofite with
the attorneys Of this section aaa they
have selected this A. suitable wsy
q expressing their appreciation Of
him and endorsing the wise judgment
ot the President in selecting 50 able
nan Cor this imPortsn, position.
Special cooks aud walters win be
brought here IRON Louisville TO pre-
pare and serve the banquet meal.
which Will be the incest and most
uP-to date ever served in this section
on any occasion.
A large number Of attorneys wall
be present ami a good time Is ex-
pected
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] suoioiu 70 tie above testimonials
OF qualifications my request to the
public Of big Stone Gap. Tor their
patronage shall be very grateful
TO the Music loving public Tor their
work aud promise faithful. honest
service.
Terms; $500 per month
|TRrHuDE HAMLroN.
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Our Holiday Trade.

We have for some weeks used our space
in this paper especially for our Millinery adj
vertislng, and now we desire to change same
Oy telling you we do not carry Millinery exclu-
SlVeiy, out we carry a full and complete line of
everything in Dry Goods. Notions, Clothing
SHOES. Rats. Capes. and, in fact, everything to
Gerry Stock is full and running over, and we
can fill your orders for any thing you want for
the living or the dead We have a nice assort-
ment OF urnture, collins and caskets on hand
our prices are the lowest. We do our own
work and therefore give our customers the
benefit of what we would pay clerks.
Now in Clothing and Shoes We cali sneciaI
attention. Our stock is two large for the
room we have and if you want bargains in
Shoes and Clothing. Come and see us we will
sell you if low prices and good goods is in the
deal. Call and see our mammoth stock and get
our prices. Yours for business,
j. M. WILLIS & co.
Big Stone Gap, Va.
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JUDGE MCDOWELL
Took Oath Of office Monday
Afternoon.

Judge n G.. Mcdowell. Of this
place. who was recently appointed bv
che President United States District
Judge for the Western District Of
Virginia. has received has commits
SION aud GOA Monday afternoon OF this
week Doe took che oath of Office before
intel States Commissioner Henry
Iaylcr.
Mr Mcdowell Is how Judge in che
fullest sense of the term. aud Dis
many friends boz coagratuletinr him
wish hiu o. pleasant aui successful
career.
a fine iuc of foreign and 5ome.t;.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

County Comt is IN session at Wise
.hi. week.
Mrs. q. c. Cochran returned sun.
iay night from visit to Bristol.
See Hamblen Bro'. announce
neut
vs.. j. IIoisely went 60 Bristol last
Thursday
j p Kennedy was in Bristol last
seek.
The Big Stone Gap Laundry sends
aai delivers work Telephone No.
q. G Barr ha. purchased the
Eampler property on Wood Avenue.
49, occupied By J. A. Prichard.
Ihe new hotel at this place viii Dc
aei "iiotel Eugene. " in houor Of
Browns SON, Eugene.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters win bum
irk ooali 10 saves two thirds she
ii hiiI
d d. MoCorkle ien Friday night
business irip Co ne. Sterling.
d. 49, Cronton. prominent Ricb-
uI drummer. wa. in t,wo l..,
wi1y.
Family washing "a sae,ialtr. -rel..
ono so 3d. Bic Stone Gan Lam
,.. u r
49,. ~ ','ue went 10
aiy Court
Charles Dent and .is,or Ar.. s,. /
a.a Hnr srent srel.. ' r,,..' ., /
81" '''' "'p
Judge D. VI Fulton. OF Wise
sat sunday nightiu town. en route
ne from a business trip 90 Bristol
-..an ou b,,t.
El-Iu ~, you, o''"
OBJ account Ola break In tt. main
pipe on Butchers Ridge our
bee supply was cut oft f,r q connie
'' last week
t llorueek. who has the contract
'moeri"ud Gap iog getting ont /
'''oac Tor the Middlesboro furnace. .
DO sunday in town.
Nr Robert Hartman eff D.r.b..
ho spent several davs IN town
week visiting Mrs $ A Bsilsv
mcl home Sunday morning
| Gis.. "l r.u.' 'l''-- domestic or
rIro ~ NJ ,ta,r D. = n.
a n
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BOUND OVER.

john Graves. Of Stonega, Joe Pc.
,'sko, 81 Preacher Greek. and John
Lawson, Of iooney Creek. we're ar
rested last week on a charge Of sell.
ing liquor without license. They
were tried before &. 5. Commissioner
ien'y Taylor. aud bound over Tor
their appearance al L. ;. Cont at
Abingdon In arresting the FIRST two
several gallons Of whisky was cap.
tured.
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Oysters and fresh butter inst re.
ceived BY Fritz X Adams.
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Director of Nusic. Martin Colie.e
Pulaski, Tenn. Nov 60. 1901.
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COMING CHAMPIONS.


The Defenders viii cross bats with the
Floan & .Leveroos Juniors this afternoon
at 2:30 on the Duke street grounds. Ma
gle and Wenzel will do the battery work
for the Defenders.
The Farwell, sOzmun, Kirk & Co. Colts
def ated the West Publishing Co. Cotts
by Is to T. The feature of the game
was the batting of the Farwells.
The Coca Cola ball team would like a
game with any eleven-year-old team in
the city. Address I. Jordan, A9 Tflir-
teenth street.
The Plymouth Clothing House team
VIII try conclusions with the Brown &.
Bigelow nine this afternoon on the
Transfer grounds. The printers have
strengthened their team of late and will
giTe the clSthiers q run for their money.
The Plymouths nave signed an Indian,
late of the Flandreau Indian team, 10
cover the third bag.
The Cyclones viii try to break the
Ilenos' victorious record this afternoon
on the Greens. Although the Cyclone:
are not in the Kenos class they viii
make them hop from start to finish. Hotf-
man, who is doing splendid work for tbs
Cyclones, will be pitted against The
Fcaoes with Madden stationed beA nd
tie las A purse of $40 goes to the win
am.
Social Bellies viii play Lennon &
Gil ons Colts this morning at O'clock
They play the German Rivals in the aft
ernocn at and the Blue Ribbon Colts
ut 8.
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CHICAGO, Aug 24-The cricket match
scheduled for today between the Mani
TOBIAS and an all I-Anerican team was
abandoned, as it. was conceded by the
canadians that they stood no chance Of
winning, having been DISPOSED Of easily
yesterday by Wanderers, of Chica-
go. Instead Of TIE International match
a game was pIayed between the Wander
ers and a team made up Of the best
players from Manitoba, Minnesota and
st. Louis The Wanderers were defeat
ed by 4S runs. The score. Combined
team, III; Wanderers g.
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visitors Played All Around the
Ailiionaires,. aeth at the
hat and in the
Field.
western League.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
St. Paul at Colorado Springs
Minneapolis at Denver.
st. Joseph at Des Moines.
Omaha at Kansas City.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug. "a
Specialist. Paul played horse with
the Millionaires this afternoon and about
1850 spectators endured the apology for
game. The locals are all crippled up
and it was a sadly patched up team that
tried to keep the strongest aggregation
in the league from winning. Parvin's
arm was in no condition and after the
first inning he retired, although the
Apostles had not done much to him in
that inning. CASTOR went in and did
well for the first inning or two, but then
the Apostles landed unmercifully and
some rank errors nelped Jimmy Ryan's
aggregation to rub it in Ryan ana
Brain each knocked the bali over the
fence and Higgins got two three-bag-
gers Score:
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FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Prominent Kansas lsCity Woman
Meets Sudden Death,

KANSAS CITE( Mo, Aug. 2-Mrs. s.
n, Lee, thirty-tWo, a osister-in-law OF
Thomas Walch, the Colorado millionaire
was killed in a runaway accident this
afternoon. Her coachman dismounjed
from the carriage to adjust the harness
ana the horses took fright and ran away.
Mrs. Lee and her seyen-year-oid son
leaped from the carriage. She fell back
ward, fracturing her skull, but the boy
was unhurt Mrs. Lee was the wife of a
railroad conductor and prominent in So
eiety.
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COULDN'T FIND HUGHES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-Hughes had the
st. Louis team completely fooled today.
allowing but three scattered hits and
getting credit for eleven strilse-outs ey-
cry man, excepting Padden, falling a
victim to his curves. A tumble, a passed
ball and a wide throw scored their only
run. Kahoe's catching and a great cap
ture of long fly by Heidrick We're fea~
tures. Attendance. ZOO. Score:
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COaIIsKEY's WHITE STOCKINGS AN
EASY HIABK sEeR 1EUGGsY
4I'GRAyy's. ORIOLES
CLEVELAND BEATS BOSTON
And Umpire CantiIlon Has to Have
Body Bara--Svashington
Team Wlaiteyyashed by
the Brewers.
American League.

BALTIMORE. Aug 24-The Baltimore
American league team defeated the Chi
cage team easily this afternoon. Dupee,
the youngster tried by Capt. Griffith, was
SO wild that he was retired after giving
the flrst three batters passes. Callahan.
who succeeded him. was hit Freely. At
tendance, 2,224. Score:
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n rHn rRAlRIn LEAGUE.
Beau'A New Pitcher outdone by
Hawthorne, OF Fargo.

FAAGO. n D.. Aug. 2A-(SpeciaI.)-
Sessions, thef Devils Lake pitcher who
goes 10 minneapolis for trial, was OUT
pitched tins afternoon by Little Hay
tncrne. ef fargo. Fargo won the game
te Z. Devils Lake is still in first place
and Fargo and Grand Forks are tied for
thTra. with .5f9 per centage The final
leasAe game of the season viii be played
IT 10y between Fargo and Grand Cork
at the latter place
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HINAEzlTKAtS WINNER
0UTsAILss ANITA FoR THE GREEN
IsAkE TROPHY.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. 24.-The Anita.
of Neenah, was defeated here today in
an exciting race for the possession Of
the Green Lake trophy by the Mime
zitkG Of White Bear lake. The winner
covered the course in i 1885,
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EUROPE STORM SWEPT
FATALITIES REPORTED IN FRANCE
AND SPAIN.

BORDEAUX, Aug. 24-severe storms
prevail throughout Southern France and
Spain. Several fatalities are reported and
q number Of fires have been caused by
lightning.
MADRID, Aug. A.-The province OF
Sargossa has been swept by storm At
DarOca. numerous houses were under
mined and collapsed, and one person was
drowned. A number OF section hands
are missing and are believed to have been
swept of by foods in the JiIOca river.
The damage amounts to 100000 pesetas,
At NiSo church was wrecked by
lightning and one person was killed an(
several We're injured.
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harris "a, North Eranch 10.

HARRIS, Mimi, Aug. 2l-fSpecialA-I
sp 5ited game Of baseball Harris de-
Ieatd North BfaRch by a score of II TO
~. Batteries-Harris, Palmer AMI q
Johnso2; North 8 anch, Gillen and Clark (:
ufnp re, c o. ins. Harris now ciaiyss fhs
championship Of Chisago, Pine and ssanti
counties.
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FBatted Tor SudhOI m ninth.
Left on bases, Chicago g. st. Louis 8;
two-base hit, Kahoe; sacrifice hits Men,
efee, Childs o; stolen bases, Green,
Dexter 2, Hartsel, Heidrick, Padden;
double plays, Kahoe and Childs, Wal,
lace, Padden and McGann; struck out.
by Hughes II, by Sndhoff l; passed ball,
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NEW YORK. Aug. .24.-The two Ma
tionaI league baseball games, which were
to have been played between the Brook
lyn and New York clubs, were post
poned today on account of rain.
CINee4A NATI. Ohio, Aug. 24-Cincin-
uati-Pittsburg game postponed on ac-
count Of rain.
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PLAYED A. TIE GAME
TWIN City "C0PPERs" GIVE MAS
TERLY EXPOSITION OF
RAsE8ALL
rUaMY STUNTS NUMEROUS
After tive Innings Each Side Quits
Eyith Eight Runs-HOth Pitch
ers 10 WeIi-Large
Attendance.

St Paul and Minneapolis ''coppcrs'
PLAYED each other to a standstill for
five innings at Lexington yesterday be-
fcre an audience Of 1,500 people. AT the
END OF the fifth, with the score to s,
il looked ike rain" and, after a gen
eral consultation, it was decided to post
pone IuUtber action if all hands We're
willing, and they were.
II was a gTcat exposition of the ma
tioral game. 1t was baseball as she
should be played. At times it was fun
nv ana at times serious. Some of the
stunts that were pulled off by both sides
would draw a crowd any day.
The Sanity City coppers were a bunch
OF uniforms that looked suspiciously
like those worn by Ryans men when
at home. but information was advanced
10 the effect that they had come by
the suits honestly and warrants that
had been issued were sent back
The "Slabtown artists wore beautifully
cut and perfectly fitting suits of golf
red They overlooked mentioning where
they got them.
Wcu, it was a good game, anyhow.
a lot better than a few of the regular
cranks expected Mattoeks, who pitched
for St Paul, and Gibbs, the Minneap-
Oils twiricr both pitched good ball, but
il must be owned that Gibbs had the best
OF the argument, combining it to twirling,
but he lost out through rather rough
support. His record OF thirteen strike
outs is great one, and he was fairly
steady, giving bat one base on balls.
Mattocks is entitled to much credit, how
ever, for having retired the Millers with
three men on bases by striking out
Rhodes.
ALL BALLS LOOKED ALIKE.
Behind the bat we had them beat
from top'to bottom. Lou Calvin was
at the receiving end of the st. Paul bat
terry and landed everything that Mat
tocks threw High balls and low balls
al looked alike to Lou. 1t is true that
his thTow.ng arm was out of joint, but
that counted for little. Mike" Sweeney
vas a tower Of strength, at first and he
ran bases, whenever he got a chance,
Ike deer. At one. time, when he had
to hurry ne ran from first to second in
the remarkably fast time of fQrty-seVep
ana three-dfths seconds. Joe" Mounts
played the bench like a veteran
Gibbs was the only star on The Minne-
apo.,s team. Tom Brown was there
ana. afil- Thomas failed to get a hit,
run or a chance in the field, he was in
the game at al stages He was par
ticularly valuable on the coach line, for
he learned TO root in the last campaign
when MAY or Ames made them all look
hlze seliirg piatcrs. Wirtensohn had but
five errors ia six chances at first base.
That was not 50 bad, for ne might have
had siE-it was a possibility The rest
OF the Miller team put up a good article
"a sdstailed account of how the scores
were made is out Of the question. Wild
pitches. passed balls and errors entered
laTselg in the run-getting, but these
only served 10 increase the fun and, since
tle. * al5s quit the fields even up, no one
is 70 blame aEd all are entitled to credit.
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Earned runs, S. Paul {, Colorado
l; stolen bases. shannon, Wilson. Hulen;
two-base hit, Bandelin; three base hits,
Ryan; double plays. Shannon to Kelly,
Ream to Holland; struck out, by Cogan
2, by Parvin l; base on balls, off Cogan
1. off Parvin l, off Castor s; hits off
Parvin l, off CASTOR II; base on errors,
st. Paul g. Colorado Springs 1; left on
bases, St Paul g. Colorado Springs 8; UNI
pire. Caruthers; time, l:25.
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Champion Outrides arcEacherp.

MONTREAL. Aug. PA ten-nliIe mo-
tor race between Archie McEachern.
Champion, the French champion. which
took place on the Queens Park track
this afternoon, was won by Champion.
He covered the ten miles in l6 minutes
81 seconds.
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Earned runs, Boston 2, Philadelphia a;
two1base hits. Cooley, Long, Flick, Jen-
nings, Barry; home run. Delehanty; sac
rifice hits. Barry; stolen bases, Thomas
2; first base on balls, off Willis 2, off
Dineen 8. off Townsend g: hit by pitched
ball, Lowe; struck out, by Willis l. by
Dineen 8. by Townsend 2; time, 2:12; UNI
pire DWyer
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-ANI THIs IN rULTURED R0sTON..

BOSTON, Aug, 2f.-There was much
stupid playing by both teams today, and
there were also many very close deci-
slons against Boston. The crowd started
but the home team kept them back and
hurrlsd the umpire off the field Neither
pitcher was hit bard, but Bowling was
cooler than Lewis Attendance, 5,S27.
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Second Game

Ear ned runs, Minneapolis /. Denver 3;
two-b hit, Mcconnell; three-base hits,
Rohe, Jones; bases on balls off Swarm-
stedt 3; struck out by Jones
SwarmsteGt 6; hit by PITCHER, D1nGo-s;-
double play, Robe to Law; stolen bases,
Preston, Goldman, RadcliH 2, Sullivan;
time of game, 1:15; umpire, Ebright.
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hit by pitched ball, by Hermann 2; struck
out, by Wolfe 2, by Hermann 5; double
assisted left on bases, Kansas City 6,
Omaha 8: time. 1:45; umpire, Tyndall.
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GIFT TO KANSAS CITY.
Omaha Team Forfeited After Ten
Innings ef WranSISnE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 24-Kansas
City and Omaha played ten wranglingS
innings today to "a tie, and the game was
finally given to the home team by a
score of 8 to 0. A spirit Of diseord ran
through the entire game and eliminated
in the first half of the last inning, when
Omaha refused to play with the ball fur
nished. Attendance, 1,500. Score:
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Baltimore ...a.3s o #-19
Chicago ..........1 / % O O / 0. IL

Sacrifice hits. Burke. Dunn; two-base
hits, Mertes Hartman: stolen bases.
9iertes, Bfesnahan 2. Foreman. Hoy; dou-
pie play Hartman to lsbeIl; bslk, Cal
Callahan 8. by Foreman 2: iais bv pitche1
ball. Cailahan /; struck out. by Foreman
I by Callahan z; wild pitch. Callahan;
ie1t on bases, Baltimore 10. Chicago s.:
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nEALLlTEs .Losn rwo.
silver Miners outpiaX Minneapolis
Team in IlakE. sGa.l.es 4e-

DENVER, Col, Aug 24.ADenver made
it nine straight by taking both games
from Minneapolis today. Timely bat-
ting coupled with good fielding gave Den
yer the Victories. Second game called
in seventh inning on account of dark
ness. ATTENDANCE. 5,09e. Scores:
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.FIELLDERS TOO SLOW
TIE PHILADELPFHIANs PLAY ALL
AROUND THE HOME TEASI
AT RosTON
ST. LOUIS TEAM WAS EASY
Hughes Let Them Down with Three
Hits, and Remnants Many
Errors Behind Him
Were Harmless.
National League.
overHowlng:

BOSTON. Aug. 24-Boston lost today
by wretehed work in the field. Many of
the Philadelphia's hits were fly balls that
should have been easy outs, but which
dropped safely through slow work of the
Boston outfeld. Willis was batted out
OF the box in the third inning. Dineen
took his place. ATTENDANCE, lso0. Score:
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coslanacaAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Vests ana omahas the Winners IN
Yestcrssav,s Contest.

Two games were played in the Com
mere al league Yesterday, the Vests and
the Cn7has beating Griggs- Cooper and
F0zW5I. 0zmEn & Kinks respectively.
H t5e former game Depai pitched
mast ~ ban. allowing but five hits He
also Geldea his position elegantly, ac.
coz tins ten chances without a skip. The
gaIse was uninteresting. Score by inn
r. H. E.
Grirgs ............1 0 90 zoos II 6
NCsts ..... ........2 . l 0 4 4 %-14 II 5
tories. Vests. Depati Moshofslly
and Salmon; Griggs, Bentley, MeMarran
ana lsester; umpire, HOfTer
6e Omaha + Q. K. game was one
OF the best contested struggles seen this
season. The features OF the game was
the enc pitching Of Murphy, allowing the
j. o.. ks but two hits and striking
out elcven OF them. The heavy hitting Of
T.. WeidEnan and Conley was much ad-
MIXED they securing FIVE Of the eight
hits made off Abels. The score:
r. H. r..
Omaha .-............0 % 0 OIL 3O00O-4 s 2
j. Q. Is h..,....,.. 0000O-2 ? 1
tteTies. Onaha, Murphy and Blessing;
7. @. Is, Abels and Mccoy.
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Minneapolis 100 0 o o o 1s
Denver q O 2 % 6 O O 2 *-1l

Earned runs, Minneapolis 8, Denver 5;
two-base hits, Schmidt Preston, Mohler.
Cockman, Belden. Ferguson; three-base
hits, Congalton Radclif. McHale; base
off Schmidt s; struck out by Whitridge
l, by Ferguson /, by Schmidt 8 stolen
bases, Jones, Radcliff z; passed ball. Nc
Connell; double plays, Mohier, unaSsist-
ed; RadcIiff, Mohler and Everitt; sacIi-
fee hit, Preston; time, 1:40; umpire,
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Des Moires .....s0 0 / 0 o 0 0 Oil
Two base hits, Cote, Davis, Doom; doll-
bic plays, Hulswitt to Flood to Davis Z.
Flood to Davis 2; bases on balls, on
Bubser 5. off Maupin 2; struck out, by
Bubser 2, by Maupin 4; time OF game,
1880; attendance, sea; umpire, FigSe1neief
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anDaETs MAKE ERRoRs.
st. Joe Team Has an Easy Time at
Des M0ines.

DIES MONIES, Aug. 24-The locals
gave an exhibition OF poor ball playing
and gave the game away. Score:
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Kansas City 90 / 0 0 o o O -
Omaha ....r....0 0 0 O. 0 90 0-2

Earned runs. Kansas City l, Omaha 2;
two base hits, Robinson, Lewee, three
base hits, Toman. Ketchem; sacrifice
hits Hartman, O'Brien, Brashear. Nc
Andrews; bases on balls, off Wolfe 3;
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NowFS On THE GAME.

St. Paul viii have tn ambulance now.
fgayaT mitN ard Mayor Ames were
bot Interested SPECTATORS.
Na yOr Ames appeared at the box Of
foe ~ th S b II and purchased twenty
tic4-e-e r. g doctor is all right.
Ci bs' cord Of thirteen strike outs
ccri $ close to the lint. 1t is lucky that,
IccIg tn Mi.l-rs, there was no one abe
to rel his delivery.
&C ca.1ied off the batting hon
Or Wta two hits, one of them a two
bsgser ia three times at bat. His rec
or p lie box would have equaled that
o. IRIS Ia 3 he lad be. ter control.
was q g o3 crowd of rooters on
hand cr0ln Minneapolis, and the TWO fac
tisi.- for OF cOu Sc st. Paul was well
Ie7,e es med. hal goodly lot of fun
ktnG lol ST. to each other.
Ene lie win be p,ayed off n Mime
ap is ncXt week. In the meantime the
Sa ut a going to p tic stradily and
deEel-p few tricks that they think
viii e owe the undong Of the MilleIs.
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cit on bases. st. Paul 5, Minneapolis 7;
strrck cut by Nattocks Z. by Gibbs 13;
baScs on ta +. eff Mattocks 6, off Gibbs
J. hit by pitched ball. by Mattocks,
WiVtensohn; by Gibbs, Fraser, Calvin;
two ase hil, Matt cNs; first base on er-
70 s, ST. Fam 4, Minneapolis 8; stolen
baS S. Gerher 2. Ia Vale ,. Mattocks,
Bra cyett 2. NoyOtney WirtenSahn 2.
ri S Nelson 2; w1d pitches, MattccSs
4 tiob ?; pa sed halls, Calvin l. Rhodes
4; umpire King; attendance, 1,500; time,
-
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F'INE PTTCHTNG .CONTEST

8v.AlsFIINGTON,S Aug. 24.-Carrick and
sReidy fought pretty battle today and
the only run of the game was scored on
an error of Judgment coupled with a.
fielding error. Both men were ex-
tremely effective at critical moments
and neither team could make q hit when
needed. Most Of the game was played
in dEizzling rain. Umpire Haskell
was unable to appear owing to the in
juries he received in the Chicago game
here last "Wednesday. Attendance, 2,449.
CpOra.
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RAIN IN TWO CITIES-

Kahoe; base an balls, off Hughes 4, of
Suchoff 4; time, l;40; umpire, O'Day
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-25
Totals ......s8 2 y 27 ii

Earned runs Boston 2, Cleveland 2;
two-hase hit, Harvey; three-base. hit, COLI
base, slliebeck; double plays, Ferris to
Freeman to Parent, Beck to Shiebeck to
Lachance; sacrifice hit, Ferris; bases on
balls. off Lewis !, off Dowling l; struck
out. by Lewist3, by Dowling /; passed
balls, Connor, Criger; time 1888; umpire,
CantilIOn
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-25
Fafsed to Swim the cbonna,

LONDON, Aug. To-day, -t.e anni-
yefsiry OF capt Webb's swim from Do
Yer to Calais, the-once famous cveiist
lIr Holbein left Dover for Cane Girls.
Nez to attempt to swim back to Dover.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-25

CALAIS, Aug. 2-HoIbein abandoned
the attempt after two hours in the wa
ter, on account of the rough sea.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-25

New Tork-There Will be no general
strike Of the silk workers Of Paterson.
At meeting Of the Weavers' union the
shop unions TO which the question had
been referred for vote reported.' The