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Evening star., 1901-07-04
Base Ball Notes,

Winnie" Mercer has a hard time "mak-
ing good this season.
No games in the National League yes
terday, all the eastern clubs travelling
west.
The Senators are once more back in the
also ran class, but close enough to the
leaders to make it interesting.
managers Mack and Stallings were out
with their hatchets yesterday and several
players heads fell in the release basket.
The Chicago club Is going at great
stride, and unless the eastern clubs take a
crimp in their winning streak, 1t will be all
over but the shouting.
Left Fielder Hayden and Third Basemsn
Jimmy Casey look like players who should
easily catch on with other clubs. Their
surroundings may have handicapped their
ability to play good ball. Ned HanIon
will probably pull in Casey
Frank Murphy. center fielder of the New
Havens, formerly OF Fordham College. has
signed with Manager Selee of the Bost on
National League team, having been pur-
chased for 81 600.
Hugh Duffy was one Of the most bitter
members of the Players League and re-
manned later with the American Associa-
ton. He was the prime worker in the
cause against the league last winter and
was the player to pick out Tom DAILY for
his new position. Daily and Duffy were
members of the Chicago team under Anson
in 1888.
League for the ten years agreed on, as the
club will soon have the backing Of sew
eral wealthy young men of that city.
who will furnish all the money necessary
to strengthen 1t for the glory Of the city.
Pat Tebeau thinks that the St. Lo,lis
boys are going to finish In the first three.
and says that they have an outside chance
to beat Pittsburg out for the pennant. I'll
bet $500 against $1,000 that they do" de-
clared the ''ex." Either in bulk or in
part. I'll post the money the moment any
admirer Of Clarke's team come to time"
Word has been received from Chicago
that Captain Casey and Pitchers Frisk and
Owen of the Detroit American League
team have been released. Crockett sec
Ond baseman Of the WILMINGTON team. has
been secured. and win take Casey's place
at third. =
1t looks as II the base ball public had de-
termined to remain away from the South
End grounds. st. Louis, with no Opposi-
tien. and playing great BAH. drew small
crowds even at the twenty-nve-cent ad-
Evening star., 1901-07-04
The Arlington WheeImen.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Arlington Wheelmen was held Tuesday
evening, about forty members being pres
ent.
The advisability of the club giving a race
meet at the Coliseum was discussed at
length, and the members were unanimously
in favor of holding one
The clubs racing team includes the fol-
lowing: Clarence Miller. En-. Wilson. AL.
Moran, Otis Miller, n. Ward, Geo. Myers,
J. F. Loeffler. Ray. Cogswell and Andrew
J. Christman. all of whom are in fine form,
and have been winning continually since
the opening of the season.
Captain Moore informed the members
that for the months of July and August he
would call no runs on account Of the ex-
cessive heat
Quaker City Papers Comments.
Quinn's work at second showed that the
veterans playing has lost none of its lus-
ter.
Hayden is a comer." said Connie Mack
but l can't afford to wait until he devel.
ops
A ball player who can play. but won't t.
deserves his release. That was MackS cpl
taph on Piatf's exit - ~i-'ls
C1ingman made fine stop OF Fultz's
Rrsunder IN the firth and forced Dolan by q
quick throw to Quinn.
Cross had plenty Uf tt1is ID !catca Clarke
Evening star., 1901-07-04

'Batted for tiaryin In sixteenth
NiiwAukre--... . U ) o o o o O o o O. :
betroit-.-...-. o 90 o o 0 D o o o o 2 7
EarnrI rlns-Detrnit. g. Two-base hits-Fricl
-. Stolen bas.'s-Holmes Nance Sacrifice bits
Gilbert. Hallman. Nance First base on baIls-On
GaTyin. .: on Miller. 1. Hit By pitched baI-EIb
"rf"lt Passed balls -Naloney, Buelow. Struck
out BY Garytn. y; by Miller. I. Double plays
tonr"y 10 Gilbert to Anderson; Elberfeld to Neal
lister: '"nruy to Anderson. Left bases-Siil-
wsukee. l.; Detroit 16. Tmpirr-Mr. CantilIion
Tine Of game hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

Chicago won its tenth straight game at
Cleveland yesterday. the home team being
defeated by the score of to 3. eleven in
nings being played Brilliant plays were
made by both teams. the wildness of Dowl-
in Sand an error by Beck being responsible
for the loss Of the game. Attendance, $50
Score:
Evening star., 1901-07-04
Prompt Trial to Avert . Lynch,ns.

A dispatch from Delaware. Ohio. yester-
day. says: A special grand jury indicted
William A. Plover. colored. charged with
criminal assault upon Marie Dennis. aged
six years. Judge Wickham held a session
OF court today. which lasted but nine min
utes. Plover pleaded guilty. and was SEN
tenced for life. Speedy justice was .neces.
sary. as threats OF iynching were made.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
Detroit, Z; Milwaukee, .

Detroit and Milwaukee played remark
able game of sixteen innings yesterday in
the latter city, the former finally winning
out by the score of I to J. Both teams
helded brilliantly. but Garvin allowed the
Tigers to bunch their hits in the fifth and
sixth aud with making two more in the six
teenth clinched the game. Attendance. 80
Evening star., 1901-07-04

n, "a TF7I II!IlS W ashlneton, .: Philadephia l.
N Two base hits Farrell. Fultz Dolan Foster Cross
F'-baSe hir-toughlin. Sacrifice hit-Quinu
stolen has'-latole. Double plays-McIntyre to
f""ers Farrell to Quinn. D"lan to Iajoie to Da-
Wis; tilngInan TO Quinn Left bases-Washiny-
LON. :; philadelphia. g. First base on ba lls-Or
Mercer. ,: OF Bernhard, l. Hi by pitched ball
io""rs- Struck out-By bernhard, I. Wild pitch
Mercer tmpires-Messrs- sheridan and Manassau
Ilrne OF gam--l hour and 30 minutes
Evening star., 1901-07-04
Boston, o: BaItsmore1

Boston batted Howell hard yesterday at
Baltimore and the Orioles We're defeated by
the score OF to l. Cyrus Young was ef-
fective throughout the game. Attendance
-
Evening star., 1901-07-04

Two@bsse hts-0Brien. Shiebeck. First base on
errors-Cieveland. . Chicago 2. Sacrifice hits-AIc-
tnrrhy ~. Shfebeck. Jones' Isben Sugden Fir1t
bsse on bails-on Bowling. 7. Struck out-By Ka-
toll: Pickering Bradley ~. Beck Hit by pitched
bau-By Bowling: Mcfarland. Mertes Pasxed
bail-Yeag.r. Double playx-Bradley to La Chance: !:
beck TO Saiebeck to La Chance; Bowling to SHE
Evening star., 1901-07-04

beck to La Chance to Bradley: Beck to Shiebeck
Left on -bases- cleveland, Q; Chicago. 8. Umpire
Mr. Haskell. Time OF" gameA1 hour and So min
ntaa
Evening star., 1901-07-04
Stimulated the Athletics to Winning
EIertions.
CLOSE GAME LOST BY THE SENATORS
Entries for the Coliseum Races
Tonight.
CURRENT SPORTING NEWS
Where They Play Tod

Washington at Philadelphia.
Baltimore 1t Boston.
Detroit at Milwaukee.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

fArnei runs Boston, :: Baltimore l. Two-base
hits ii ,Wril. Collins Three base hts-HemphU
,FlGrr Stahi Home rnn-Frrruian. Sacrifice hit
+ Freeman Stoh'n bases DOwd Mctsraw % Free
nan Double plays-'oins to Freeman; Parent TO
IRIS tn Freeman. First base bails-OT Young
:: on Howell. > Struck uut-By Young O. by
Howell } Passed ball Robinson. TmpIrc-NIr
connolly. IIne Of game hour and - minutes
Evening star., 1901-07-04
Printers Win at Laurel.

In an exciting game Of base ball pIayed
on the grounds at Laurel Saturday after
noon between the Laurels and team from
the government printing office the visitors
vanquished the locals by 10 to g. The game
lasted for eight innings, and for the great
er part 1t was any ones affair. Poor JudR-
ment was shown by the Laurels In running
oases Pitcher Moore Of Laurel. excepting
1or one or two innings, had IN. printers
at MS mercy and struck out eight Of the
Washington boys. The backstop work of
kee!er for Laurel and long hits by Rozzell
or the printing office team and Bond and
Cassard of Laurel were features of the
game: The teams lined up follows
u. Y; P-Dougherty, second base; Roz-
zell. shortstop; Havens. catcher; Brown.
pitcher; Wisener. left field; Haywood, first
base; Hayes. right field; Myers center
field.
Laurel-Fenwick. second base; N. Bald
win left field: H; Phelps. right field; w.
Bond. center field; Simmons, third base:
Cassard, first base; Moore, pitcher; P.
Baldwin. shortstop; Keeler. catcher.
Evening star., 1901-07-04


Ihe third Of the four cricket matches ar
ranged for the Canadians tour opened at
fhlladelphia yesterday on the Merton
grounds, against the Merton club with
teams of twelve men a side The Ouakers
won the toss and decided to bat. and 80
good was their display that at $40 nm
When play was stopped for the day by rain
they had scored 24 for the loss OF onIv
four wickets '
me pitch was not so fast as the remain
der of the ground as 1t had been necessary
10 frequently water it. This was the cause
OF slow scoring. though it forced the bats
men men TO play carefully. The top score was
made by j. A. Lester. who, going first
wicket down. played throughout the re-
malnder na. Of the day. and had scored lis
not out. His contribution was the result
of sterling but careful play. He would
only take advantage OF those balls of the
wicket. playing the true ones back to the
bowlers At $40 pm heavy thunder
storm broke over the grounds. causing the
wickets to be submerged After half an
hour 1t was decided to stop play for the
day and to begin today at 10 am
Evening star., 1901-07-04

at the plate in the third, but he hesltated
for a moment and then made a bad throw
to first
In the sixth, Cross thinking that Sey-
bold s hit to center was safe, came home
from second. Farrell, however. made a
good catch and another chance for d run
was wasted.
In the second Coughlin sent up nice lit
tie easy fly to left. Either Cross, Dolan or
Mcintyre should have had 1t. but fear OF
collision made them all shady and no one
got 1t.
The rain came down at the end Of Wash
ington's eighth inning and the left-feld root
ers made a break for the gate Then the
rain stopped Mercer struck out and the
game was over.
Clingman made quite a record at short
for Washington.
Farrell had an easy chance for a double
forgot the location Of second base
Evening star., 1901-07-04

There was so great demand for middle
distance paced matches for race meets
scheduled in the eastern states for today y
that In several cases sprint riders were
pressed into the service and will be seen
today behind pace
Evening star., 1901-07-04

Frank j. Caldwell of Hartford will follow
the paced game this season. Caldwell has
scored number of victories this year and
has ridden well against good men
Evening star., 1901-07-04

Duer will be paced by w C. Sherer and
j. M. Mate, and Babcock will follow the
machine with F.. G.. Gaudette and Fred
Sims on it.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

LOT 3 - All silk
Louisine and Metal
lie Tafretas; also
Fancy Ribbons up TO
3i9 inches wide; all
good colors In this
assortment; values
mp to 15c.; remnant
price.
SAc.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

LOT 2 - All silk
Satin and Gros
Grain and Taff5ta
Ribbon up to 3
inches wide; some
Fancy Ribbons In
the lot; values up TO
12Ec. a yard. An
extra good rempsnt
lot at, yard.
4Mc.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

Lot Of Wemens Low Shoes; Oxfords JuIiets
and southern ties; values to $3.50; mRo
Friday special. l................... SGG.
Lot OF Very Soft. Easy Oxfords; hand-turned
soles and heavy mannish extension soles; all
sizes; patent aud kid tips; Friday CT I'm
SP'Nia-- W u
Remnants Of Childrens and Misses Slippers
and ONfords: all sizes in the lot to 2; spring
heel; patent leather and kid skin; to
Evening star., 1901-07-04

LOT L All = silk
TafYeta and Satin
Gros Grain Ribbons:
also Fancy Taneta
Ribbons in Nos. 5
and Z; values In this
lot up to Sc. u yard;
remnant price,
2Ac.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

Handicapped Bill Jose having gone away,
his brother Rudolf will act as starter at
the races tonight.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

w. 8. Fem. the boy wonder amateur
champion of last season, and Arthur w
Ross, the Harrison. n j., midget. will meet
in the twenty-five mile motor-paced match
race Sunday at Vailsburg N j.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

The local amateurs rode high up the
banks on the Coliseum track last evening
when Oscar Babcock put in his appearance
on the track
Evening star., 1901-07-04

The two fast royal blue motors from Bal
timore will be used tonight in pacing Bab-
cock and Duer at the Coliseum.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

Otis Miller hung on to the rear wheel of
Babcock last evening, while the former was
training, in good style 1t required some
tall pedaling on Miller's part to stick to
Babcock's 120 gear.
Evening star., 1901-07-04

wv
A SAMPLE LOT
and hence offered ut
this price. Some Of
them have been used
for window display.
but they are In per-
feet condition. VAL
ues up to 15c.-your
choice, SC.
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Nu 0as 8ublitunl.

Die nSreie Breiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Ngenturen i'm Staate, nirb
an iiber 700 Boitofficen oerianot, uno
bat cine groBe Serbreitllne in Der
9a6bar= &epublit Wierito, i'm Snoia=
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na6 Denlion, BON Wariboa inn Often
bis nab 81 8aIo i'm fernen @eiten;
es i9lieBt ielbitperltdnoliG nit be-
lDnhers aablrei6en 2eIern bas biht=
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peiten elm.
0rei 6eifenbe iino beftdnbig, jabrz
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i'm Serein NIT uniersn riibrigen 2p=
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Die pSreie Breiie", 100 es ii9 oorum
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erreiben, oas bette Mnseige Waes
blum i'm Staate Geras.
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TO The PUBLIC.

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III the State Of Texas.
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It circulates from Galveston
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Three travelling men and our
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In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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Gin 3eudnik.

8. 8. Martin bon 9irie. &p.,
iagt: rSeoe @abt muBte ib 10 bu=
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beraubt muroe. gea6 laneerer Belt
nobm i6 meine 8uflgbt gu Or.
Sings SEEM DISCOVERY, Die mir auz
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Sbitaii9ter in Sntel Cams 2anb
faben ii@ barauf beranlaBt, in MaIb@
ington an5ufrasen, ob bic amertfaz
ntf4e Regieruns beabii9tige, Gbnli9e
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Wetfung bes Mderbauz9efretGrs Wilz
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Der gbef BEG Wetterbureous, 5ur esSnz
formation fir alle btefe syraqeitener
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slGubiihen 2anbbeb0lterung Wursel
fafen t0nne; gegen bic Naturgetpalten
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Weisbeit nt9ts ausrtdten. Dagesen
empfeble fi9 bic @eriideruns bon
Sbit=, Metnz unb @emii IesGrten ols
rationelIes W1ittel sesen g9aben. Ote
tn Nmertfa in ben leBten aebn So6ren
sena9ten @er1u9e, Resen bur9 aos
nonaben gu er3eusen, bdtten ii9 10 au9
als nuslos, ipenn ri9t ols Elm GROCER
@9tpinbel ertpieien. gs fa1e Der Rez
steruns gar ni9t ein, berortise ob1urbe
@rperimente anauitellen.
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- Die Babe Saiion in ben
S6mimm 8aiiins Der 6eiB en-
9 mefelquellen bat begon=
men uno Sc. q. 8afer, Der friibere
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beliebt peroen! Wfr. 8afer lit be-
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uno er 9arantirt beiten @rfola fir
feline Shiiler.
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nnb Molfsttt tpurbe ipieber nd4 G,ln5>
msr 50 ouriidgefiibrt.
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bann piiani an ben Gapaliere 8enttz
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5aus"
sd sratuIire Sbnen BON sunaem
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biefer tpebmiitbig feuf3enb. rDas mar
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alte Gauner ableste. @ollte 9ott, i4
tpdre au9 fdon 70 tpsit. &ber BEL metz
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nlnb fir Sbre 1lnterfudung baben
Sic aus bem @erbDr ni9ts berausges
b1rt91 fragte ptfani beripunbert.
(8Drtiebunp folQt)
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HGuberunnefeninS Seros
9ie tleine 9tabt Safper bei Beaumont
Ser. TT bon Seuer total pertpiiitei
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bru9 bes 8runbes batten 8anbiten bic
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belt gum Gnttommen au baben. Der
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Gin icbarfer NerSfauS.

Sbr 8efinben. Sbre eeiellicbaft=
libe Stellune ooer aeibdftliber Gr=
folg bdn9t meiitens BON Sbrer @es
iunobeit ab, bic ni9t normal iein
fanu, wenn Der Maeen Doer Die
2eber niht in Oronung lit. Or.
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&raft uno @eiunobeit. Cine %
Gents S9abtel tpiro Sic BON beren
Cite iiber5eugen. 3u baben BEL
ss. &alteper & Gobn.
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= Sn ben 8erliner 6pffreiler
ipribt man BON elmer fDrmli@en
6ebe, tpelhe @raf 8llpp aeaer
Deuti6lonb's 8otldafter in @ien,
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bas gan5e @ulenburg Material aua
Der Iera gaprini tpieber pentllirt
unb oem Sansler tpirb aus 6pf.
treiien beraus publiaiitii6 Sebr fdari
5ugelebt.
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ner &iidfabrt bon Sitalien nur nod
bic 0Gfen SingapDre, Sort Sai6
uno Gibraltar beriibren uno banu in
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9efinitipes pereinbart pproen.
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Si6erf.r 99us stsen

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&beunatismus lit in bieiem &lima
ibmer5bofter als iraeno Elm anoeres
Qeioen; miro burb Gtmer & 0lmenbs
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fann iid5 gu ieber 8eit burd 1n,
fdlle S6nitte, Gerrenfuneen pber
0uetibungen su5ieben. 8udlen's
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6afers auf ben Warft eebra1t uno
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soIRotitmene 6eCmno6eit.

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LOCAL. BRIEFS

r. Dorm of Spokane is a guest at the
Montana.
The Northwest Coal company. phone
Sc, off1ce 107 E. Park avenue
DR.. E. F. Dodds of Deer Lodge was in
the city last night.
L. r. Verberkmoes optician and jew
ele-. moved to 116 East Park.
B. T. Healy and Robert Dunbar Of
Portland, Ore, are at the Montana.
The Northwest Coal company. phone
Sc. Office 107 2. Park avenue.
B. o. Moon of the Hennessy Mercan-
tile company was in the city yesterday.
Don't miss the dance of Division No.
2, A. o. H., at A. o. H. hall, Thursday,
November II.
DIR. ]. j. Kensey of New Westminster,
B. c.. is stopping in Anaconda for a
short time.
Great Dancing Tournament, Turner
hall. Monday evening, November 49,.
People of the state invited.
Arthur Irndell while assisting in I'M
loading a car of iron at the new works
yesterday had two fingers severely
mashed.
Bishop Brondel came over from Hell
ena last night and will remain in the
city several days. He will administer
the sacrament at st. Paul's church next
Sunday.
G. F. Lloyd will be at Shorts music
store until tomorrow night with the best
line of underwear ever shown in Ana
conda. Made by Cache Knitting Works,
of Logan, Utah.
Melville Hammett. business manager
of "The Casino Girl troupe which comes
to the Margaret theater next Wednes-
day night, was in the city yesterday
making arrangements for the presenta-
ton Of the show.