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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-19
ArcHIsoN CHARLTON QUITS.
Mr. Herbert Couldn't Give the Daily
His Personal Attention.

Atchison. kan, Aug. 19.-The Atchison
Champion discontinued its daily Saturday
night with the statement by the editor,
Ewing Herbert, that he is unable to give
the daily the personal attention it de-
mands and can secure no one to carry on
the business to his satisfaction Every
20 per cent of his wages. A few weeks
ago the Champion was issued on the CO
operative plan. but without profit. Then
a half interest was sold Don G. Seaton,
a son of Captain John c. Seaton. The
captain caused his sons retirement on ac-
count of the generally accepted theory
that the Champion was to become the or
gan of the Seaton guberna toriaf boom
ton made public his intention never to be
a candidate for governor in Kansas. All
the printing material used by the Daily
Champion was sold to Harry Woods Of
Wellington. Kan, who viii start the
Daily and Weekly News IN that city. The
Weekly Champion will be published by
Ewing Herbert each Saturday as former
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GRANT e1LLErr HoMEs1oK.
Mexican Exile Longs to Return to
Kansas Again.

Kansas City, Aug 19-While in Chihua-
hua last week Mr.. Tower met Grant Gil
lett, the former Kansas "cattle king He
is manager of the Buenos Ayres Mining
company which is being financed by DR..
Flower of New York. He is comfortably
situated and attending strictly to bust
ness, having charge of 800 men, He is
operating three mines and q. large mill.
From all appearances the idea that Gill
lett has large amount OF money LETT,
which he took from the states. is mis-
take, and he is dependent upon his earn
fngs for a living He is not satisfied. how
converse ton with Mr. Trower he said in
substance:
yes. / want to visit the states, and I
am going to do so if 1 have TO spend all
my days in prison. I'm not guilty of all
the wrongs charged against me. 1 want
to vindicate myself in the esteem of the
public and convince some of my supposed
friends and relatives, who prohted more
by my manipulations than did, that they
are equally guilty I am not so tired of
Mexico as I am of the thought of being
an exile while others are living in lux
ury and enjoying the respect OF the home
community at the price of my exile You
can't realize what it means to be exiled
from your own country. have suffered
more than anyone knows. and I mean to
right everything so that 1 may go and
come when I please
He further declared and Mrs. Gillett af-
firmed that if he made any money from
his mining venture it would be applied to
the Indebtedness against him in the Uni
ted States In conclusion he said it was
his earnest desire to return to Kansas a nd
explain the details of his remarkable
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20 Fight For Water.

Arkansas City, Kas.. Aug. 19.-T. w
Flckert, president of the Arkansas Val
ley Protective association, has issued a
call for a. mass convention. to be held
at Wichita, Thursday, Septem Der IL
The object of the convention is to pro-
cure evidence and statistics calculated
to be of service to Attorney General
GODDARD in the suit brought by him IL.
the name of the state of Kansas
against the state of Colorado to pre-
vent the latter from diverting the
waters of the Arkansas river. All
counties in southwestern Kansas and
northeastern Oklahoma are requested
to send delegates to the convention.
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NOTICE SPECIAL.
Buffalo and Return 1855 via the
Santa Fe.


The National G. A. r. reunion will be
held in Cleveland o., September 10 to
IA. The Santa Fe will sell tickets from
Topeka to Cleveland and return for
S2135, good returning as late as October
s. Round trip tickets can be bought
from Cleveland to Buffalo and return
for 81 via boat or rail, with a limit of
fifteen days. making the rate from
Topeka to Buffalo $25.35. This is an
extremely low rate and the best there
viii be to the Buffalo exposition, as
this is the last of the cheap rates to
eastern points this summer. The Cleve-
land & Buffalo Transportation company
have elegant steamers in their service
This will enable one to attend the
Buffalo exposition for a slight addi-
tional charge and also have a delight
full trip via the lake.
For full Information address, T. L.
King, Agent, A. T. & S. F. Ry., TOpe-
ka, Kan.
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BALL PLAYING RECORDS.
Lajoie Leads With the Stick in Amer
ican-Heidriek in National.

New York. Aug. 1s.-Napoleon L.ajoie,
OF course, leads the American league
sticSers, and the big Frenchman has
even built up his percentage material
~ during the week. Ralph Seyb0ld.
the second batsman, is no less than
As points behind Lajoie. and Buck
Freeman is So points to the bad. Thirty
men are batting 800 or better, I4aJo1e
leading i'm hits and runs, Isben in
stolen bases. and Mertes in sacrifices.
Boston leads in team batting. and the
Athletics in extra bases. Lajoie is in
comparably the greatest long range
slugger, and NcGraW leads the base
runners on n percent age computation
Griffith retains his lead as star win
ming pitcher, and has a record nothing
short of wonderful.
Sam DUNCAN has fallen over himself
in racing down the line A few weeks
ago he was hammering the ball better
than ever before. but his average is
now but is above the 800 mark Gala
han is hitting $685. Williams 500.
EOughIin -277 Farrell -26S, HemphiI .256.
Lee .240. CIingman PIG. and Patten
.1Q9.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Emmett EIeidrick, leader of the Ma
fional league batsmen. clings to his
place with almost no change in his
Percentage The rest of the sluggers
ata1yR fallen down materially in bat
ting work during the week. and Held
rick now has a. lead of 10 points over
5urlSett, ~ over Keller and "a over
Delelanty-
Twenty-eight men are batting 800 or
better Burkett leads in the number
Of hits made and runs scored. Hartsel
leads In stolen bases, and Hallmann i'll
sacrifices.
Cooley is hitting .2ss. King .27s. Long
.2B4 and Nenefee .259.
St. Louis leads in team batting and
IN total extra. bases; Brooklyn second
dn both particulars Sam Crawford
has a huge lead as chief Individual
sIugger, and Chance leads the base
runners on Il percentage Harper
Keeps his lead as chief winning pitcher.
and has so great a margin that he is
hardly likely to be shaken off his ped
eatal.
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Week of Roaton Races.

Boston. Aug 19-This week will see
the grand circuit meeting at the Read
vile mile track. Today there win be the
Bluehin $1,000 stake for 2.30 trotters.
the S;12 pace. 2:16 pace and 2:25 trot-
For the second day there Will be a
2.24 pace. 2:10 trot. 2:19 trot and 2:25
trot for year ODDS
Wednesday viii be a big day when
the Massachusetts stakes. $4,000 for
PIP trotters, viii be one Of the events
with such speedy horses as Eleata,
who won the NJ & NJ stakes at De-
troit, Onward Silver, Dolly Bidwell
Dolly Dillon. Consuela $. Chain Shot,
Dan T. and Point Dexter.
The biggest race of the season is
scheduled for Thursday, the free for
all trot, when Cresceus will start
against Lord Derby and Charlie Herr.
Boralma Will compete in the 2.0s trot
on the last day against The Monk.
Kingmond and ToggIes.
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pace. the Indian falling into third
place, Jordan second
The Indian made no attempt to pull
Grant out till after two miles had been
run At that point he engaged the
champion fin a. sprint for about 80 yards
and then fell back again. The pace was
so fast that at two miles only Grant
and the Indian were left the latter
trailing.
Half a lap from the finish Grant was
done, and the Ute finished in a walk,
so yards ahead. He was fresh and ap-
parently able to run three miles more,
while his opponents were entirely ex-
hausted- The time, 17:06. IS phenomen-
al. considering the bad condition Of the
track
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Jumper o'oonnor Sails for New York.

New York. Aug. 19.-Peter O'Connor
of Wicklow, Ireland, champion running
broad jumper of the world, arrived here
on the steamer Iucania- He will rep
resent the Greater New York Irish Ath-
letic association in the worlds cham
pionship athletic contests to be held in
Buffalo on September 6 and z. His first
appearance on this side of the Allan
tic viii be at Long Island City on La
Dor day, September 2.
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BREWERS WILL STAY I'm.
Zillilea Says That if Club is Placed in
St. Louis it Won't BE His.

Milwaukee. Aug. 19.-Henry Ki1lilea,
who is acting president of the A1ilwau-
tzee base ball club in his brothers abb
sence, returned from the east this
morning. where he went to talk over
Baseball affairs with some Of the east
ern magnates- As a result Of the trip
Mr.. Knlilea says Milwaukee viii re-
main in the league next season reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding He
says the Milwaukee owners Will not
consider the proposition to move to St
Louis and that If St Louis is in the
circuit next season it viii be some
other franchise than Milwaukee to be
sent there Pitcher Claude Elliott. who
was wanted by Chicago. Cincinnati and
Brooklyn. but who signed with Mil
vvaukee for next year, was here today
and conferred with Secretary Goss.
Elliott says that Fielder Jones. whom
Milwaukee also secured is the best
young fielder in the country he also
says that President Hart. Of the Chi
cage club, spent an entire day there
yesterday trying to set them to sign
with Chicago.
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Pensions For Kansans.

Washington. Aug. 19.-The following
pensions were granted today for Kan
sans: Increase, Edward Ayers. Ad-
n1ire, So; James KnOlan, National
home, Leavenworth, So; Elwood Rich
ards, Lyons, $40; Daniel Turney. Flint
Ridge, S12; Hiram Brundige. Altoona,
SO; widows, Sarah Northam. Kansas
City, $12; Mary Moore, Seneca, S.;
Francene Dobson. Lawrence. IS; Lucy
Allen, Mead. $I2; war with Spain.
original. FLOYD Mcclure. St. George. Sc.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Elmer Ramsey Held For Killing G.
Krouse at Council Grove.

Council Grove, Kas., Aug. 19.-The
coroner's inquest over the remains of
Charles Krouse, who was killed here
the 14th, brought in a verdict that
Charles Krouse came to his death by
unlawful means. The county attorney
has sworn out warrant charging
Elmer Ram sey, a young man from
near Parkerville, Kas., with the muir
der. Young Ramsey is the son of ex-
County Clerk Tom Ramsey, one of the
well known Morris county farmers.
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Profits in Penitentiarv.

Gals of the Kansas penitentiary have
about completed their annual report
for the fiscal year ending July I. and it
makes a fine showing for the manage
ment. The total earnings amounted to
sos 504. %, and the total expenses to
$165, AT 63, leaving the earnings SAL
056 SO in excess of the expenses. The
earnings exceeded the expenses every
month in the year except four.
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wArERMR1oN oARN1vA1.
Clyde Will Entertain on August
% and 29.

Clyde. Kas.. Aug. 19.-Ciyde this year
win give her third annual watermelon
carnival on August % and %. and ar
engagements have been made to make it
the largest and best carnival ever held
in northern Kansas. Free Watermelons
the first day, and there viii be plenty
for all. as the crop is fine this year.
The Topeka Flambeau club win be
with US the last eve, August 29. The
Midway, baseball games, balloon as
tensions and dozens of other attrac-
tions viii please the people.
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OFFERS $4,000 ron COLTS.
l. Q. Bell Wants to Buy Three Of Bar
ney schraiber'a Youngsters.

Saratoga. N Y. Aug. Ia. V. Bell,
the New York n illionaire, whose horse
Alcedo won the Suburban. through his
trainer, Jimmy Mccormick offered
Barney Schneider $4,000 today for
three OF his 2-year-Olds by imported
Sain. The horses Bell bid for are Otis,
BY Sain-I4aura Agnes; Schwalbe. BY
Sam Gertrude and Zfri. by the same
sire out Of America Schneider refused
TO sell. The ST. Louis bookmaker has
ak Of Sains get here. George Dewey,
his Futurfty candidate. and reckoned
the best Of the lot lis ON tine shelft with
an injured knee. and Dick Williams,
who has the string in charge. has been
unable to give the colt his preparatory
work for the big race.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

AT CINCINN All
Cincinnati won close game from PITTS
burg Saturday Davis muh OF Reitz's ny
in the fifth proved costly Phillips was at
his best with men on bases
Cincinnati O002110 IS
RJISDuf& ~ y 2 1 y v -
Observation-Disclosures Phillips and PETIT;
Pittsburg. Tannehill and Xeager.
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WESTERN LEAGJ


FIIINWOOD. 10: STATE TEAM, 8.
Ellinwood. kan. Aug. 19.-Ellinwood de-
feated the state team from FL Dorado af-
ter an exciting contest. The letter was
strengthened with three of Ellsworth 5
best players, but the Blues were too much
for them.
Score by innings: r Fl. T.
EllinWoOd .... ....-.1 0 Q Q 80 II 8
State team .......-...3 2 0 J. o o 3-9 s z
Observation-Disclosures Cole and Dougher-
ty; State team, flaming and Slegel. UNI
pire-J- W. A Cooke
FIT. SCOTT. 8; BANK OF COMMERCE, z.
Fort Scott, kan, Aug 19.-The ball
game here between the Memphis Route
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CLAY CENTER FIRE
Destroys Light Plant and Leaves
Town in Darkness.

Clay Center, Kas., Aug. 19.-The city
electric plant was totally destroyed by
fire at an early hour Sunday. Loss
$40, 00O Insurance. IS. 600 The plant be-
longed to Williamson, Wickersham &
Co. BY the strenuous efforts of the
fire company the city water mills be
longing to the same firm were saved
This win leave the town in darkness
for some time. The Smell Mill and
Elevator company and NJ G. Patterson
win be placed at great Inconvenience,
as their elevators were run by power
from the electric Iight plant.
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ecranton. le: Melvern. 5.

Lyndon. Kas.. Aug. 19---The Melvern
ball here. resulting in the defeat OF
the former by a score of 16 to 5. Scran-
ton won by heavy batting. Hits,
hits. Hoover and Baxter ?. Thomas
Strike-o outs, Dryden 10. Connolly g.
Batteries. Connolly and Street, Dryden
and Rowe. Umpire, Farley. Attend
ance. 1000.
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was by the famous sire sultan. dam
F'leetwing. by HambIetonian TO- sec
ond dam Patchen Maid, by George NJ
Patchen. He was bred by the late L.
J. Rose Of san Gabriel. Cal He was
bought by the late Mr. Hobart of san
Francisco for $50. 600. and later was
shipped to New York and sold for $41,
600 to E II. Hartman. He has been in
the stud ever since. He has forty
frotters to his credit from Pill to 2:30-
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Leewe's poor work around second base
cost his team a. game Sunday. With good
support Ewing would have blanked the
Grizzlies He pitched q great game from
start to finish Schmidt also was out to
win and had the Blues guessing in every
inning. AS q pitchers battle It was =
stand off
Score by innings:
Kansas City ...-.----.-..-.O Q Q l ~
Denver 49,. ............-0 O @ 0 o 2 o SIS
Batteries-Denver, Schmidt and Sulli-
van; Kansas City, Ewing and Brashear.
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whitney Gets Land Near Saratoga.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 19-President
William c. Whitney Of the Saratoga
Racing association has concluded the
purchase of a second tract of land in
the vicinity Of the Saratoga Racing
park His first purchase, some six
weeks ago, lay south of the race course,
this one made from former Senator
Eugene F. O'Connor. is on the other
side of Union avenue. 1t adjoins Horse
Haven, where most of the racing sta
bles are located, with a frontage Of
over 1000 feet on East avenue, and
comprises 19 acres of ground. The pur-
chase is ostensibly made in the inter
est Of the Saratoga Racing association.
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Lamp Explodes in Hay.

Mcpherson, Kas. Aug 19-The liv-
cry barn Of J. G. Pratt. of this place.
caught fire and was entirely consumed
Saturday. The loss was about $4,000,
and was only partially covered by in
surance. The fire was started by the
explosion of d lamp in the hay Thir-
teen horses perished in the flames.
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CATAElIlEI

Catarrh has become such a common
disease that a person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint is seldom met
with. 1t is customary to speak of Catarrh
as nothing more serious than a bad cold
a simple Inflammation of the nose and
throat. It IS, in fact, a complicated and
very dangerous disease; if not at first, it
very soon becomes so.
The blood is quickly contaminated by
the foul secretions, and the poison through
the general circulation is carried to all
parts of the system.
Salves, washes and sprays are unsatis-
factory and disappointing, because they do
not reach the seat of the trouble. S. S. S.
does. 1t cleauses the blood of the poison
and eliminates from the system all catar-
rha1 secretions, and thus cures thoroughly
and permanently the worst cases.
NJ n Williams n leading drv-eoods rner.
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st. Louis pounded Taylor for IS hits and
was never in danger after the third in
ming. Murphy started to pitch but retired
after the first half of the first lnnIng-
The game was finished out by POWe1.
who kept the few hits made off him well
scattered. Attendance, 5000
Score by innings:
st. Louis. Powell. Murphy and Ryan;
Chicago. TaNlor and kahOe.
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MinneaD0lis won the first game OF the
double header played at AIinnehaha and
then permitted Omaha to tie the second
game in the ninth after two men had been
retired Alloway in the first game was
pounded hard. Swormstedt pitched fast
ball. In the second game Wigs, for Min
neapolis, struck out u men Attendance,
4,500
First game
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Minneapolis 49, -..3 !
Batteries-Ni Swormstedt and
Mcconnell: Omaha, AllOway and Gonding-
Second game
Score by innings: X IL h.
minneapolis 49, - Is
Eatteries-AIi Minneapolis. Wigs. Munane
and Mcconnell Omaha Herman and Con-
ding.
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Fire Damage in Everest.

Atchison, Kas., Aug. ze-Fire de
stroyed the theater and town hall. an
implement store, a blacksmith shop
and a house at Everest Saturday. The
total loss is about $1,000 The fire was
started in a blacksmith shop.
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Wabash
For Buffalo

If you are going to the Buffalo
Exposition you must know that
the Wabash Railroad is
The Only Line Running
Through Trains from
Kansas City to Buffalo
and Sleeping Cars to New
York,
and making the fastest time.
And don't forget about New
York and Boston, that the Wa
bash saves you a day.
The Wabash trains pass about
two thirds of the way around
the Exposition grounds, giving
through passengers who do not
wish to stop at Buffalo a grand
view of the Electric Display and
grounds.
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Topeka Bov Recelves Prom otion.

Charles Trowbrdge storekeeper at
Arkansas City. has been promoted to
the position Of chief clerk in the Office
OF the division master mechanic at Gle
burne. Tex. Trowbridge is a Topeka
boy, his father, ". B. Trowbridge, be
ing baggage master at the Santa Fe
depot here.
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RH.E.


Colorado Springs pounded Maupin hard
and made it three straight from St 10
seph- Cioston kept the visitors hits scat
tered. Both teams played a fast fielding
game Attendance, 1000
Score by innings: R-H. z.
g.; 9osdsPhs orines 5199oS55999Gl6 1s Z
F}atteries-St Joseph A1aupin and Car
win: Colorado Springs, Gatson and Dona-
hue
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Nerves Like a Flat-Iron.

A Woman VINO suffered Tor three years
from nervous prostrarion says two bottles
Of Liehty's Celery Nerve Compound
effected a complete cure. She hardly
knows today whether she has nerves or
not. as she never feels them. tt is Ger
tainly wonderful remedy. Sold by Geo.
w Stansfield, 632 Kansas avenue; Mar
shall Bros. 115 Kansas ave.
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Mr.. T. A. williams. a
chant of Snarlan hllrr- S

chant of SpartanburR, S
! had a severe case OF
nasal Catarrh. with all
the disagreeabie effects
which belong to that
disease, a nd " il / c a
make life painful and
uncomfortable. I II S c d
medicines prescribed by
leading physicians and
suggested by numbers
Of friends, but without
getting any better. I
then began to take S. S.
s It had the desired
effect, a Il d cured me
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Attendance, $780,
Cooks pitching was very effective and
his support excellent.
Score by innings: R-A- E.
Des Moines ...---.-.-0 Q 0 0 90 90 3
Batteries-Cook and Wilson; Mammann
and KleinoW-
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business which never has been completely
untangled since his memorable flight to
Old Mexico.
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The Best Prescription For Malaria
Chi1ls and Fever is q bottle Of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and qufnine In a taste1ess form. No cure
no pay. Price SOC.
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team Of this city and the Bank. Of Conn
merces club OF Kansas City, resulted IN fa-
Batteries-F'ort Scott. Clark, Ragan and
Haase; Kansas City. Coble and sullivan
scH1EEIzERs. 8: MARooNs.
y ban r,t ussfeafeg f 1Ie
1seaVenvvorth Maroons in holly contest
score sssrss'i 81 INN Innings: RH.E.
Naroons .-.--- 30 o % 2 I o 0-8 4
nom Maroons, Lee, Gilges and tenllag-
NTARYsvIII.LE, 5: BEATTTE. 8.
Msrysvll1e, Kan, Aug 1S---Beatte ana
AIarysviile played bail here. The attend
VIII play here on August q.
Score by innings:
Marysville 49, .-..-.-...-. o 0 I 3 Q Q-5
Bfattie g . 2 20 e3
Heck; Battle, Sparks and Crabb
JOPLIN, 10. ARKANSAS CITY, o.
Joplin, No, Aug 19.-Joplin defeated Ar
kansas City by a score of 10 to 0. Bruce.
Jopiinss pitcher. famed IS men during the
game.
Usage CITY. Is: SANTA FE REDS. 4.
Usage city kan, Aug. 1s.-In the sec
ond game between the Santa Fe Reds
of Topeka and Usage City, the latter
simply walked away from the Reds, vim
were Weak behfnd the haf and this ac-s
counts partially for the large score. AS
By Orendorf who pitched a very steady
game Lar<in. Harris and Gardner did
good work for the Reds. Usage would
like to hear from all good teams which
are touring the state.
The lineup was as follows:
OTendor1 .-.---.--- pitcher -.....-.-- shannon
Hanks ....... ca a ........-.... Smith
Jones ............. first ase......... Shannon
Murphy .......- second base.....--- Gardner
SWart -..-........ third base.-.. Montgomery
BOdley ..........sh trtst o rl..........-. Harris
klingberg ........left field. ..-....... f1ens1zy
Cooke --.--...-- center field. oman. i5arkln
Davis .....-.-.-. right feld.-.....--. Bigg1im
Score by innings:
Usage CITY ...s...2 6 2 ? 3 etao
Usage City ...............2 6 2 2 o 0 3 0 ~-15
Reds $50. ...............0 2 O 0 o 1 9 o.
Struck out-By Orendorf 5: by Sher-
man, q. Bases on balls--oT Sherman. 2
Base hits-Osage. 10: Reds T. Three base
hits-Orendorf, 1; Sherman. I. Two base
hits-Osage. 3; Reds, l. Double play-Har-
ris to Shannon, to Montgomery. Attend
ance. 1900.