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The bee., 1902-07-03
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
BY OBSERVER.

The fourth quarterly meeting for
darlington circuit, NJ. f. Church,
was held at Mt. Olivet last Saturday
and Sunday. This is a new appoint
ment few miles out of Providence
and promises well for Methodism.
The services began on Friday night
with sermon by the pastor. Rev, j.
ID. Walsh, d. D., the Presiding Ell
der, was on hands and preached Sat-
urday and Sunday. His sermons
were very able and forceful and the
people highly appreciated them.
What a blessing would come to the
church ard people in general if min
listers as a rule would qualify them
selves for the work of the ministry /;
then we should have done with so
much "stuff" and "balderdash, as
we hear at many of our country plac-
es. The reports at this quarterly
conference showed the work on the
circuit to be in fair condition except
in the matter of Sunday schools and
work for the children and young
pie. AS this writer views It, the
church is losing great opportunity
that fails to use every means to get
young people at work in the Masters
cause and also to give them the prop
er training for that work.
This pastor during the month of
June preached at all of the country
places on his charge, one sermon es-
cially to the children and for their
benefit. We believe it to be the
most effective work that can be
done, as in childhood and before the
''evil days" have come, as spoken OF
by che wise man, better and more
lasting impressions can be made.
Much more can be done with the
same effort than in later life.
Rev. ]. ID. Walsh passed through
Darlington Monday enrOute 10 Besv-
er Dam, where he was to lecture
Monday night.
We are glad to hear of the splen-
did success of the meeting at the M
f. Church, South. We trust Bro,
Currie and his people will reap a
great harvest, and thus tleir faith
fulness be rewarded.
Rev. E. B. Timmons goes to Chris
tian county the 4th to deliver un ad-
dress to the West Kentucky Soldiers
! Association.
This independence Day should be
observed in a patriotic way, but it is
too often the case that, like the
Christmas holiday, it is made day
of revelry and the true spirit Of the
day, with its meaning and sentiment,
is lost sight Of. We trust that It
will not always be so. Religion and
potriotlsm are very closely allied
and both should be zealously taught
and practiced.
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AMONG The CHURCHES.
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Mrs. Mary Francis Brooks, of this
city, formerly a resident of Nebo,
died here Friday night and was bur-
led at Nebo Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. b. NJ. CurrIe conduct
ing the funeral services. The de-
ceased was So years old and a devout
Christian lady. She had been q
member of the Baptist church for 40
years. She has gone to meet her
husband, who died % years ago, who
was also a member of the Baptist
church. She leaves to mourn her
loss seven children, all Of whom are
grown and members Of the Baptist
church. The friends of the family
sympsthize with them in their be-
reavement.
Last Sunday being the fifth Sun
day, there were no pulpits occupied
III. the town except the one at the
NJ. f. Church, South. Rev. j. r.
McAfee, who is assisting Bro. Currie
In a revival IN this church, preached
two very forceful sermons to large
and appreciative audiences. At the
night service the church was filled
to overlooking and many had to be
turned away because there was no
room. The meeting is continuing
and much good has already been ac-
complished. There have been sew
eral conversions and many shouts
have gone up from the saved. Bro.
McAfee is a good, earnest preacher
and has won warm place in the af-
fectiOns Of the people. The meeting
will continueGntil Sunday night, at
least. Services are held every morn
ing and night at 9:45 and 7:3O. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The bee., 1902-07-03
Kentucky Fair Dates.

Richmond, July l4-l9.
Georgetown, July 22-26.
Danville, August 5-8.
Hopkins County Fair and Carni
val, Madisonville, August 5-9-fiv
days.
Lexington, August ll-l6.
Lawrenceburg, August 1922.
Shepherdsville, August 1922.
Maysville, August 1923.
Shelbyville, August 26-29.
London, August 1928.
Florence, August 27-30.
Germantown, August 27-30.
BardstOwn, September 2-6.
Elizsbethtown, September 9-l2.
Bowling Green, September l0-lS.
Glasgow, September l0-lS.
Ewing, September lib.
Louisville, September 22-T.
Hartford, October IA.
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Cayce-Cloyd.

w. n. Cayce, of this city, and
Miss Lee Cloyd, of BurksvIlle, KY,
were united in marriage last
Wednesday at the residence of the
brides father, and will return to the
home of the groom today. The
bridegroom is clever, highly re-
spected gentleman and his bride is
said to be most popular and de-
serving young woman.
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Richland Items.

Had fine rains. Ground thorough
ly wet.
Some of the farmers have set more
tobacco and Others haye planted
their ground in corn.
We have had nice singing school
at Richland church taught by Mr..
Harris, of Dalton. He is a good
music teacher.
Mrs. Melton has gone to Webster
county to visit her mother.
Orlean Emmett is threshIng wheat
in this neighborhood. l.. p.
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Stock Certificate Lost.

Certificate No. 400 for one share of
the capital stock of the st. Bernard
Coal Company issued in the name
of 1. H. Spalding has been lost or
destroyed. Notice is hereby given
that application has been made for
the issuance of = new certificate of
stock in the St. Bernard Mining
Company in lieu of the said lost GER
tifcate. L. A. SPALDING.
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IL Da1zles the Werld,

No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excite
ment that has been caused by DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tiOn. Its ssverest tests have been
on hopeless victims of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy,
Bronchitis, thousands of whom II
has restored to perfect health. For
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Hay
Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping
Cough it is the quickest, surest cure
in the world. 1t is sold by st. Bsr-
nard Drug Co., who guaranteeisati
faction or refund money. Large
bottles 50c. and sl.00. Trial bottles
free,
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Guthrie Hotel Sold.

The Grant Hotel property at
Guthrie was sold last week,
Capt. Lloyd w. Whitlow, of the
Hotel Latham at Hopkinsville,
bidding it in for $31, ,250. Capt.
Whitlow buys it for a syndicate
of capitalists whose names will
not be disclosed until the sale is
confirmed by the court.
The bee., 1902-07-03
Fourth Of July Rates.

On July I'd, Sd and 4th We will sell
excursion tickets to any station
upon these lines at one and
one-third fares minimum rate 80
cents, and make them good return
ing on or before July 8th.
+. NJ. ORR, Ticket Agent.
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The Glorious Fourth.

Don't forget the A. o. U. w. will
celebrate the fourth at Lakeside
Park by giving a grand picnic, to
which every one is invited. There
will be barbeeued meats and amuse-
ments OF all kinds. Don't fail to at
tend and have a good time.
The bee., 1902-07-03
She Didn't Wear A Mask.

But her beauty was completely
hidden by sores, blotches and pm
Piles till she used Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Then they vanished as will
all Eruptions, Fever Sores, Boils,
Ulcers, Carbuncles and Felons from
it's use. Infallible for Cuts, Corns,
Burns, Scalds and Piles. Cure guar
anteed. 25c at st. Bernard Drug
Store
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Mackerel and white fish at
WALDEN & EADEs' GROCERY

All the Cumberland and American
wires were broken and crossed Sun
day above Nortonville, which ne
cessitated Manager Montague and
force to work on them all day Sun
day.
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The meeting at the Southern Meth
odist church is progressing finely
and a great deel of interest is being
manifested. The Rev. McAfee is an
earnest and forceful preacher and is
accomplishing much good.
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Program

OF Christian Endeavor, MortOns
Gap, Sunday, Julys. Everybody
cordially invited.
Song
Prayer
Song
Topic 1.-THE Fathers care"
Matt. 6; 25-34, Psa. 1903; 1914. Read
by leader, Annie Grasty
Response by Endeavorers.
Comments on lesson-Miss Ophe-
liza p. Davis.
Song
Bible reading-Clay Jones
Solo-RoXie Sisk, accompaniment
Katie Kington
Leader for next meeting-Mrs. j.
f. Williams
Topic: Companions
ship" John II; 1918, Matt. 28; 20
Song
Benediction.
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Badly Hurt.

David Adams had the misfortune
to fall from step ladder Thursday
afternoon, breaking his leg above
the ankle and dislocating his shoul-
der. Drs. Sisk and Johnson attend
ed him.
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You have the benefit OF our assist
ance in selecting paper that will
harmonic with carpets, woodwork,
ETC., by buying your your paper from
us. COgNEN Bros, Tel. 2O-S.
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Died

This morning at O'Clock, the ten
months old child of Melvin Vincent
died very suddenly. The child was
apparently we'll the evening before.
1t is not known what the trouble
was.
The bee., 1902-07-03

In the wind storm at Crabtsee
Sunday night q half-mile Of tele-
phone wire, several poles, fences and
trees were blown down. One house
was partially demolished, bat ne
lives lost.
The bee., 1902-07-03

o. G. Trehern and wife Of North
Middleton and Mrs. Trehern and
little daughter, of Hopkinsville,
visited Tom Trehern,. the popular
medicine mixer, of the st. BerAar !
Drug Store, Wednesday. .I..
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A subscription is being circulated
to purchase Manager Montague a
pair of glasses. While returning
from church Sunday night he walk
ed up on a stump and fell all oyer it
and kept on falling until he had dis
figured both his hands and torn his
Sunday pants.
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DIR. c. d. Altman, of Island Sta
ton, on Greeh river, who has been
visiting his father at Mortons for
some days, returned home last week
This is the first time in five years he
has visited home folks.
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Charlie Barnett sent a fellow to
one of the drug stores the other day
for a bottle of striped ink. After
looking all through the stock the
clerl said: Tell him we have blue,
red and black ink, but we are just
out of striped ink. Will have some
in next week.
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We have added two expert paper
hangers to our force and are now
able to do all work on short notice.
We paint grain, varnish or polish
everything from screen door to a
piano. COENEN Bros, Tel. 20-3
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Charlie Robinson, Nick Toombs
and Ed Mcleod will leave for Hot
Springs this week. They expect to
be gone three weeks, or longer If
necessary, to complete the course OF
baths.
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Dropped Dead at His Office.

Mr.. Wright, who has been book
keeper for the Crabtree Coal Com
pany for several years, dropped dead
in his Office Monday of heart disease.
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SHORT LOCALS.

Don't fail to see our complete line
of canned and bottled delicacies for
outing lunches.
WALDEN & FADES GROCERY.
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Perfumed ammonia for removing
paints and grease and fine for BATH
and toilet at
WALDEN & EADEs' GROCERY.
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Now is the time to have your
house painted. Let us make an es-
innate on it. CoENEN BROS,
Telephone 20-3.
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DIR. Chatten has been sick for two
or three days and as we go to press
we learn that his condition is no
better.
The bee., 1902-07-03

The photo man did land office
business Monday taking tintypes'
1t is claimed he took over 500 like
nesses.
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If you want panel or decorated
ceiling get your paper from
CoRNBN BROS, Tel. 20-3.
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If you trade with Walden d Fades
they guarantee satisfaction and all
goods as represented.
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Have your house painted before
the streets get dusty. Coenen Bros.
will do it for you any time you are
ready
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Star breakfast bacon at Walden d
Eades'.
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Fnll line fresh canned goods al
Walden d Eades'.
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Hay, chops and bran as cheap as
the cheapest at Walden d Eades'.
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Have your wall tinted or frescoed
by Coenen Bros. Telephone 2O-3.
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Freshest and best groceries at
Walden & Eades.'
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Buy your Wall Paper of Coenen
Bros. Telephone 20-3.
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For a good job of butt work call on
Coenen Bros. Telephone 2O-3.
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1000 Parlor matches for 8 cents at
WALDEN & EkDEs' GRo6RRY. @
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The evening world., 1902-10-03
BROOKLYNS WIN FROM
THE PHILADELPHIAS.
Superbas Had Their Batting Clothes On and
Lined Out Seven Runs.

over Barry's head and Flood scored
Ritter beat oGt a slow bounder to Green
and took second on a short passed ball.
Garvln's Texas Lacquer dropped safe
between Childs and Fleming, irwin and
Ritter scoring. Garvin was nailed try
ing to take second on a short passed
ball. Three runs.
Childs sent a fly to Dollar Iberg
famed. Thomas singled to centre. Barry
struck out. No runs
Fourth Inning.
s%hcckard lifted to HulswItt. Keller
did likewise. Dolan reached third on
Green's wild throw. Dahlon doubled
to right, scoring Dolan. Farrell sin
Was ilielded out by ChIlds. Two runs iSo'
.Hulswitt singled past Dahlen. len
ninZs hit to Irwin and. an electrical
double play followed, Flood and Far
Flnod's tumble. He was forced at
second by Doom, Dahlen to Flood. No
runs.
Fifth, Inning.
Duggleby took Iberg's place in the
box. Irwin sem a fly to Thomas. Rit-
ter flied to Childs. Doom took Garvin's
Green famed Childs died. Irwin to
into centre field and hauled down Dug
Hleby's difficult soarer. No runs.
Sixth Inning.
She'kard singled to centre. He took
too much room Off the bag and was
thrown out. Keller flied out to Thomas.
Dolan foul filed to Doom. No runs.
Thomas sent a fly to Sheckard. Barry
was easy, Dahlen 10 Farrell, Flood took
HulsNitt'S soarer. No runs.
Seventh Inning.
Dahlen struck out. Farrell line flied to
Thomas. Doom missed Floods third
strike. The ball hit Emslie and the run
ncr was sent to first. Irwin flied out to
Hulswitt. No runs.
Jennings lifted to Keclcr. Fleming
beat out a SOW ]grounIer to Farrell.
Garyin falling to cover the bag. Doom
was helded out by Garvin. Fleming
reaching second. Dahlen assisted Green
out No rG'1s.
Eighth Inning.
Ritter singled to right. Garvin struck
out Ritter was nailed stealing second.
Sheckard died, Childs to Jennings. No
Chllds was out. Irwin to Farrell
lttcr a great stop. ThOmas singled to
LEFT. Dulan hauled down Barry's liner.
Ninth Inning.
Keller singled to left. Dolan filed to
Hulswltt, pahlen lifted to Childs. Far
rell died, Dugglcby 10 Jennings. No
runs
Hulswitt flied to irwin. Jennings
Duldn Green struck out, No runs.
score ny Innings.
Brooklyn .... ...... q 0 o o o ~
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PERKINS, ROSEALET
BEAT PLUML|NE.
New York Driving Club Holds
Its Meet at Empire City
Track Under Most Favor
able Conditions.

EMPIRE CITY TROTTING TRACK,
n. Y, Oct. 3.-The New York Driving
Club held its regular matinee here this
afternoon under the most favorable con-
ditions. The races were called of last
week on account OF the weather. but the
conditions to-day could not be improved
upon for fast driving.
There were seven races on the Gard,
and the conditions were best W In
three heats. which assured quick results,
One OF the features was the match
race between A. c. Fiske's black geld
ing Coney, 2;O2, and Fred. Deitz's gray
mare, Bessie Bonehill, 2:0S IA. The track
was never in better condition.
Summaries.
Event No. 1-PacIng; mile heats, best two in
three. First heat won by Roseslst. A. e. Per-
rim; Plunllue. r. q. Schmidt. second. Time
-2.2H PlumlIne was arst away and led to
the first turn. where she went to a break and
RoseGlet moved up In front and continued the
lead to the wire.
Second and anal heat won By Roseaie,. A. E.
Perrin; Piumline. F. O., schmidt, second. Time
never headed.
Event No. 2-TUttlns; mile heats, hes, two
Sc hAN = ANN A'hN N' - NAN AAA W 10
CLARK; Br!shllsht. 8. Barr. second. Time
:. 24It.
Event No. Third and ANAL heat won
by Bright Light (S Barr. llderim CIV.
j. Clark. second. Time-2la.
Second heat won by Bright Light. Barr; IL
derim, ". J. CLARK. second. Timr-2.2 ~. The
second heat furnished one Of the closest finishes
Of the diy. Bright Light beating out Ilderim In
a hard drive TO the wire. The result gave each
a heat for the honoFE.
Event No. 3-TrottInE; mile heats. best two
In three.-F1rBt heat won by Joe ", Fred Ger.
kin: Minnetonka. II. c. Ms?es. second: T T.
u. Stewart Barr. third. ~Time-22ik. Fred
y. Gsrksn won the h-st heat with his new
trotser Joe N, defeating his two rivals In an
easy manner,
Event No. 3-Trottlns mile hes,S, best two
in three. -sRcond and nnal heat won by Joe
n, Fred Gerken; Minnetonka, II. L. Mapes,
second. Time-22T la. Mr.. Gsrken made It
two straight In the third event Skh his new
trOttsr Joe y. After the hrr heat 7. p. was
Event No. +PacinE. mile heats, best
two in three. First lea won by Star
pugh Edgar Bronk). Mercury wilkes
iF. c. Schmldt). second. Bud tSoud "a.
r.. PERRIN. third. Time-2.1j l-2.
Event No. STrotting, mile heats,
best two in three heats. First heat won
BY AllabrIeve. G. c. Lloyd; Jolly Bach
elor. II G. Mapes. second. Time 2;l3 IL.
Charles c. Lloyd. driving his new trot-
ter Allabrieve, defeated the game trot
ter jolly Bachelor by a head after a
close struggle.
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Selling; for thrse-year-oIdS and up; about six
ST. LOUIS FINISHES.

RACE TRACK, ST. LOUIS, Oct. B.
The races run at this track to-day re-
suited as follows:
First Race-Six furlongs.-won by
Tom Collins, 6 10 . and 3 to 5: Dave
Sommers, ! to | place, second; Santa
Ventura third. Time-1.19.
Second Race.-Seven-eighths OF a mile
Won by Jack Young, 6 TO 5 and 9 to 8:
MamsellE ! TO 2 for place. wns second;
PourquoT third, Time-1.3 S 1-2.
Third Race-One an one-sixteenth OF
a milo-Won bv w. b. Gates, 4 to / and
8 10 .: Cledl, out for place, was second;
Ravensburg, third. Time-1:H "a.
Fourth Race-One mlle-won by
Schwahle. 3 10 8 and out; Founding. 7
to . for place, was second: silk Cord
third. Timc-ll7 1-2.
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NEW Works LOSE TWO
GAMES TO BOSTON TEAM
Whitewashed in First Half Of DoubIe-H eader
Miller and Cronin Are Hit Hard.

was under Cooley's ny. Dunn stopped
Dement'S liner and threw the BostOnian
out. Grcminger,s safety to centre sent
Dexter home. Greminger went to sec
ond on the throw home. and to third
when Cronin let the ball get away from
him. Smith threw Long out. One run.
Firth Inning.
Dunn walked. Dexter made a nice
running catch Of Matty's short fly. Gro
min boosted a fly to Lush. Dunn failed
to steal second. No runs.
Dunn got Moran's swift roller TO first
In time. .Pittiger famed. Lush,s hot
rap bounded away from Dunn and 1t
was - single. He went to second on n
wild pitch. Tenney walked. Brodie got
under Dcxter's fly. No runs.
sixth Inning.
Brownies Nv fell To Luh. Cooley took
~Bresnahan's lift Tenney stopped Nc
Cams hit and passed L to Pittinger.
who covered the base. No runs,
Matty pulled down Cooley's high fly.
Dement'S drive was for a base. lie was
caught trying to steal second. Gremin-
ger famed. No runs.
seventh Inning.
Brodie reached first when PittInGcr
dropped reunGy's toss of his hit. Cooley
took Bowermdn.s ny Smith boosted n
ing 70 steal second. No runs.
Mltty gathered Longs ny.. Moran
dropped the BAH over the Lott Held fenCa
for a home run. Pittlnger got a base ON
his hit. Lush's hy fell 10 BrUiia. Pit
finger stole second, renney walked,
Dexter singled past short and the h4seS
were nIlpd. Cooley'B double sen: Pit
finger and Teaney home. Dunn got De-
mont's non un Three runs.
Eighth Inning.
long threw Dunn out. Mattv sinEled
to rIgnt. lie was forced at second by
Crnnin. Browne 1cW to IenneN. NO
runs
Grcm.ngrr popped q ny tn McGarn
LonS few to Brodle, Dunn threw Moran
on. No runs.
NInth Inning.
"Bresnahan was thrown nv De
mont. Mccain flew 10 DcnOnt brodle
was retired 10y Long. No runs.
score by Innings.
second Game.
New York ...... % o o ? o o %
Boston ..,,.. 20 o o o 0 =
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HARLEM WINNERS.

HARLEM RACE TRACK. CHICAGO.
pctt 9 tn, winners OF the races
.s'hsdal lied go an spn here his afternoon
are ps follows:
First tEneo Thrre-f1u-ths OF a mile
hntm of itleld, TO 2 and l TO 6. won:
dHwc0lobler, z 90 3 tor place, was sec.
'nd and Rose of May ,hud Time
Us
second Raoe-Flve-etghths OF mile
La ssh, z to 1 AMI . 80 ? won. whhen, I
90 : Tor place. WAS second, and Arycnis
thi-d, Time-lI0 rs.
Third Race short coursc.-Won by
bristol. & 20 1 and to S. Henry Gibbs.
= TO | tpg place, was second Crest laird.
Time 10.
Fourth Race ive-eighths u A mile
Won by Mi pingle. " 10 / and I 10 /:
Sfyle, 8 90 I tor place, WAS second.
Muslcll Slipoer third Tlms-ilO.
The evening world., 1902-10-03

pRINCETON. y. J., OCT. I'm mo
nnalifyins round To determine he col,
ohampionaAiP o: the University, Louis
y. James, 1900, 81 Chicago, the amateur
anhmRlon % the United States failed to
enanfy.
Fhia came like a thlnderbO!t % the
"f lhafps here who have been looking
much from James because 90 his
#tti reputation. lie was way on his
1mo ana. whlle other student golfers
e aoias niEs holes In 20 to Is. James
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The Batting Order.
and Latham.
Especial to Ths Evening WORLDLY

tmpires-Emslie Latham.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
LEAGUE PARK. PHILADELPHIA.
' Oct, 3.-The Superbas and Phillies do
not want for good weather in their clos
Ing series, the second game OF which
was played this afternoon, but the Slow
town fans refuse to 20 out TO Colonel
Rogers's big elephant. There were less
than "A thousand In attendance when
play began.
Kccler and his T~rolleyltes spent the
morning figuring on what they will nave
10 do In order to a out the Bcaneaters
FOR second place. The finish is a close
one and the Dodgers are worried over
the situation. They are satisfied that
the Bostons have a good chance to win
four straight from the Giants, and
therefore figure that they must win the
remaining two games with the Quakers
IL they expect to win out.
Garvin and Ritter were selected by
Hanlon to trim the Phillies to-day, while
Frazer and DuEgleby warmed up for the
rhlllles.
First Inning.
Shcrkard waited and was rewarded
viii = free pass. Hulswitt made "A bril-
liant stop OF Kceler's drive over sec
und, but could not get the ball 20 lrst
In time. Dolan's sacrifice, lherg to Jen-
uings, advanced both runners. Dahlrn
walked, filling the bases. Farrell beat
out a hunt 10 Jennings because IbcrG
failed 10 cover the bag. Sheckard scor-
ing Flood struck uut. Irwin singled
and ktSler scored. Ritter was out,
Green TO Jennings. Two runs.
Thomas died. Irwin to Farrell. Barry
doubled to centre Dahlen hauled down
Hulswitt's pop up. a wild pitch ad.
vaucei Barry TO third. Jennings sent
n fly 10 ShtCkard, No runs.
SecOnd Inning.
Gnrvin EGisl a rainbow to IberB.
Shecklrd strolled. Keller line-fied 70
Dhllds. pulan forced Sheckard at sec
C'l. Childs to HulsHitt. No ana
Fleming was an easy victim, Garvin
to Farrell. Flood handed over Dooin's
fast ]grouuder. Green strucN out No
runs.
Third Inning.
Dahleu's funny roller was helded to
first by IDerg. Farrell foul filed 10 Doom.
Flood singled 10 right, Irwin doubled