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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03
Ten Killed md Fifteen wou,d.a

Details received ut London from
South Africa of the ambuscading near
Beginderyn, Orange River colony, De-
ccmber Fl, of two hundred mounted
infantry by three hundred Beers aud
forty armed natives, led by Command
ant Britt, shows the British losses to
have been ten men killed and fifteen
wounded. The losses to the Beers are
not known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03
Salinn Has q Sleeper.

In the presence of a large crowd,
Athol, whose manager claims he is a
former partner of Athena. of Kansas
fame, was buried in a grave in the
heart Of the business part of Salina.
The weather was EXTREMITY cold. The
mans name is Harry Kenebrew, and
he is said to have formerly lived at
Harper, Kansas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03
To Prosecute Neeley.

Chief PostoiIicr Inspector w. f..
Cochran, accompanied by u large mum
Der of postoflice inspectors, will leave
Washington for Havana, TO be present
ut the trial of Charles J.. w. Nicely,
former chief OF the bureau of finance
OF the departments of posts of Cuba,
which will begin January 2.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03
Cattleman IL Missing.

The creditors Of S. l.. Sullivan, an
extensive cattle dealer of Waverly,
Kas., becoming alarmed at his absence,
with his whereabouts unknown for
severl days, have attached property to
cover his obligations held by them.
The extent of the resources and liza
bilities is unknown ut this time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03

Steamboat Hurned.

The steamer Sun, employed in the
Memphis and Fulton trade, burned to
the waters edge, and four lives We're
lost. The fire was discovered at 4;i0
a, m. and spread with such ragidity
that the steamer was a mass OF flames
when the department responded to tn
alarm. About fifteen passengers were
asleep on board when the fire broke
ont
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03
Engineer Dies of Injuries,

Troy Nicholson of Des Moincs, Ia,
an engineer on the Chicago Great Wes-
tern railroad, died Mt the city hospital
in Kansas City as the result of injuries
received by falling from the viaduct Of
the elevated road near the union depot
last Tuesday night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03
Killed Forty-two of Ills Chickens.

Some unknown wild animal entered
the chicken house of A. II. Garrett, a
mile west of Coffeeville, and killed
forty-two of Mr.. CARROTS fine chick
ems. Among the hens were many full
blooded Barred Plymouth Rocks. The
chickens were all wounded in about
the same manner, being eaten On the
hack.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03

The city expenses of Salina for the
past month have been unusually heavy.
reaching the sum of S4,56l.s2 against
St,O70.97 the month before, while the
city treasury is as empty as old Mother
Hubbard's cupboard. The expense bill
embraced forty-nine different items,
one of the Salina W~aterworlis company
amounting to So, 653. 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-01-03
Fell Dead while Milking,

Mrs. John Knapp, living near Coffey.
vile, kas., dropped dead with heart
trouble while out in the barn lot milk.
inQ.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

DIR. j. D. Walker has severed
his professional association with
DR.. j. w. Rockefeller, and after
his return from the outing which
he is now taking, will select one of
several new locations which he
has under consideration and will
remove from Crested Butte. DR..
Walkers departure will leave a
vacancy which will be hard to fill.
The Doctors professional ability
and ever kind and indulgent de-
meanor have won for him the deep
and lasting regard of all, and
wherever he and his estimable wife
may 90, the hearty good wishes of
the people of the entire county
will attend them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

w. A. Welch, of Crested Butte,
has made arrangements to open a
lumber yard on the Roatcap g.
Williams saw mill grounds in the
north part Of town, with Messrs.
Roatcap and Williams in charge.
They will have about eighteen cars
of lumber in Hotchkiss on the 18th
inst. and expect to have complete
stock of lumber, paints, oils, etc,
on hand by Oct, LIST. Mr.. Welch
will be here to look after matters
on the 1Sth.-Paonia Gazette.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

If you meet pilgrim brother
who's stranger in the land, and
he walks up boldly to you and takes
you by the hand; if he grips your
fingers gently and increasing pres
sure brings, and with slightly
downward motion every separate
finger wrings; then with gentle ris-
ing movement gives strong un-
wonted twist to the muscles of the
digits and the tendons of the wrist;
if the pressure slowly weakens and
he let's your fingers slip-he's a
candidate, my brother, and he's
giving you the grip.-Ex.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

A special invitation is extended
to the teachers, parents and young
people of Crested Butte to attend
the services at the U. G. church
next Sunday evening at I :45 o'clock.
The subject of the sermon will be,
"The Necessity for an Education"
with some practical hints. This is
subject in which you are inter-
ested. Those who desire to join
the class that is being formed for
Bible study are asked to meet at
the Parsonage Thursday evening
at s o'clock. The special topic for
study is one of peculiar facination
for everyone when once entered
into, whether he is a christian or
not.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16
The Pilots Grief.

Amanda, aged 30 years, wife of
E. L. Norris. publisher of the
PILOT, died from consumption in
Crested Butte at 8 o'clock Monday
evening. The funeral services
were held from the family home on
the following afternoon. Rev. j.
L. Read otficiated, and the U. G.
church choir rendered several beau
tiful hymns. Three children, Mary,
aged Z, Lloyd, aged 5, and Carl,
aged 3, are left bereft of mother.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Excepting G. j.. Diel, John
Rozish constantly makes more i'm
provements upon property than
does any other citizen in the town.
Mr.. Rozish has recently erected an
addition to his large building and
is now having the exterior of the
entire structure painted.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

County Treasurer Whipp and
wife went over to Canon City last
Sunday to attend the funeral of an
old friend, T. B. Isett. Deceased
was quite we'll known in the north
end of the county, being identified
with the early mining history of
that section.-Gunnisun News.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Charlie Bruce has entirely re-
covered from his encounter with a
ball bat. His recovery has been
very rapid aud almost miraculous,
and the best of it is that, when he
fairly RECEIVERS but a very small
scar will remain.-Paonia Gazette.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Ed. Roysten has resumed the
management of the drug store,
after several months spent in work
ing his various mining claims To-
Gated in the vicinity of Gothic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

In accordance with a petition
from the property holders residing
near the intersection of White
Rock avenue and Third street, the
town council has wisely ordered
the Light and Water company to
place fire plug at that corner.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

S. @. Mosher left for Denver
Monday to represent the local A.
f. d A. NJ, lodge at a session of
the grand lodge being held there
this week. ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. @. I. Lawrence,
Mrs. Axtell, Miss Rogers and b.
G. Lawrence drove to Gunnison
Monday, from where they will 90
to Waunita Springs to sojourn un-
til the end of the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

The Joseph Newman company
played to a crowded house at the
City Hall Monday night. Better
and brighter than ever" aptly des-
cribes the performance given.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Messrs. Walker, Block, Adams,
Myer and Hauck comprise hunt.
ing party that has gone over to
the Anthracite region for few
days sport. ttF
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

The Croatian society of Austri-
ans gave a grand ball at their hall
Saturday night, which was well
regulated and largely attended
affair.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

/. B. Harrington, the Denver
Post representative, was here this
week circulating among the sub
scribers of that popular paper.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Mrs. Ernest Crockett arrived
Monday from Denver to join her
husband, who is employed as baker
by the Colorado Supply Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

q. L. Miller departed Monday
to attend meeting of undertakers
at Colorado Springs. Mrs. Miller
left today to join him in visit to
Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

w. HI. Reno, detective for the O..
d S. Ry., was here today in pur-
suit of parties suspected of having
robbed the company's depot in
Gunnison last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

G. W. Lepper, lineman for TIE
Mountain Telegraph Co, came in
Sunday to do some repair work on
the line to Redstone.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Ore is being hauled from the
Sylvanite regularly for shipment
to the smelter at Pueblo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Perry Roll is firing on the switch
engine during the absence of Fire
man Mosher.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

j. A. Cummins, the last of the
Dennison, Texas, contingent en-
camped on East river, returned
home Saturday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Some men achieve glory, some
have glory thrust upon them--and
Others are lucky enough to escape
it altogether.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Tony Starika has purchased
John Lacy's building and saloon
business and will conduct a board
ing house in connection with the
same.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Ouray trimmed Gunnison in a
base ball game Sunday at the for
mer place by score Of 10 to l.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

W. A. Horton, dentist, of Den
yer, has been at the Elk Mountain
House the past week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Sheriff. Watson has been up
from Gunnison the past several
days engaged on a case of theft
from one of our stores.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Mike Lacy has gone on tour of
the state in search of a new bust
ness location.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

James Stewart has been relieved
as superintendent at Coalbasin by
John Shaw, formerly pit boss.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

John Mcintyre, ST., informs us
that he will shortly leave Parlin to
become clerk in the freight de-
partment of the G. G. S. at Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

After being shut down for sever
al days, operation of the Welch
saw-mill at Kebler pass has been
resumed. Ten men are employed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

Mrs. G. P. O'Niel came over
from Placita Saturday to visit
friends for a week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16

j. Fl. Hoffman, of Marble, was a
Crested Butte visitor Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1e, 1902.
LOCAL LORE.

w. A. Welch went over to Pacnia
today on business trip.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-16
A Universal


Our candies are a magnet to
all lovers of delicious sweets.
There is a pleasing feature
about them. They are not
cheap, but they are not expen-
sive; not merely for palate tick
ling, but for health retaining
and palate pleasing at the same
time; not made to sell only to
the wealthy, but to all. u y
Pure Stick 75c. Ib.
Choice Creams 4oc. lib.
Puritan Chocolates 6oc. lb.
...ROSS & SON..
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
SHOOTING.
SECOND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TEAM
WINS SKIRNISH TEAM MATCH
18th NEW-YORK MAN TAKES
LEECH CUP.

Sea cirt y J, Sept 5-The interstate shooti"s
tournament at Sea Grit attracted large numoer OF
sra-ra1ors 70 New-Jerseys model range to-day a
raasv wind swept over the grounds ana prevented
high scores from being made and caused several
of the Acknowledged crack shots TO make a poor
-hoo5-c There we're TWO matches on the card-the
skirrlish team and LeeCh Cup contests !3e FORMER
D,as shot in rne morning There were nine teams
az six men each Silhouette targets were USED eacA
man firing fifteen shots at the command OF the
mounted bug.e-. The distances were 100, zoo 5'1
% and 40 wards The match won by the Second
District Of Columbia team with an aggregate score
OF $50
The United States marines representing the ISL
REGIMENT were second. with score o. "a and li4e
7tb NeU-York Squad finished third. with Il poln-s
The aggregate scores OF the various teams follow:
c,,-nnisb team natchSecond District of Columbia $50
Isl United SIates Marine Corps 2I Ith Ne~-ioFk "a
red ate, army III. ~ DIS net q Co!Ea5.a -
5Ch Maryland. III. &c Pennsy.van-a. IL.
The Leech Cup match shot in the afternoon
1t the s0 800 and l0I1 yard targets To each OF
he r,arksrren were allowed FIVE shots al each stage
The trophy was won by CIunance Sergeant '" r
L.eushner OF the 18th New-York, who. despite the
vino. rolled up a total score OF 50 Pr!Iate , /
Scott, OF the SIN Mary ana; was seconq TWO p9iiIs
Long Range Rife Association. New fork IitS. was
t5iId His score was 80. ,. ,ss,
The Letch Cup has not been shot for since - 1oe-
followed Controversy as 10 the ownership o. t!4e
trophy and the case was taken INTO the coui =.
decision was rendered last year whca saSe the
which decreed that Il should be shot toT az al 9ea
iirt this year. II will be held by Sergeant LeGsnntr
The full scores OF the contestants are appended:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
TENNIS.
MRS. CHAPMAN AND MRS. PERRY WIN
MIXED DOUBLES IN HUDooN
RIVER TOURNAMENT.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-I


Nyack y. Z. Sept. 5.-Intense interest "%S 80
in the tennis play at the tournarn'h NJ u '"e
son River Lawn Tennis Association al Ihe IVY NoH
Country Club IN ate noon, ana l'',4s - -
plave from various well known clubs IN the ecu
States were present. 49, r.
In the final play Of mixed doubles NI'' -. -
Chairman and Mr.. Perry beat Nj. ana NJ. D ouIIi
O. 10-S In the semi-iinal round Of lnCN 49,
/ l.. Robertson jr. and D. Il. TODD peat LeMlS
Perry and s r. Bradley. jr, S-6. 6-l' % ~ % 49,
seni-lnal rounds fer the consoaton pli|VS' ~ -
Bradley, jr. beat l.. Maynard, 6-i' Go -.
Tomorrow Mr.. Perry Will play j. FaIlity ~ Id-e.
for the challenge cup for mems singles WI, - g
having hlld this cup year Mrs F0uc. "4ll pilS
Ms George l.. Chapman for tEe cAa+iet4se
for women s singles. which MIS- Chapman i -
for The last year. These two matches are loohed
unon as the most in eresting OF me ioul tnr5
Iad a large crowd OF spectators VIII "'' '
+ApEcLed. tournament
here this pTon~4uce the court SIIdsnn o. RiVer
Country Club the finest along the NJ NJ nee i'm.
ana the cluphOuse wlicn has rt ceHe4y IIoilars
proved to eAte..t OF SeVtral lEot-S9;a' ION
the most conpete of any in The AssU,eSt citizens
S K Bradley. OF the WSNil I-ror'e SINGLES
of this town. Will offer cup IN nt - tiTes to
foc next year. which must be Won - holder
become the pernlantnt property u 'iio
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
The match play SUN mary

Deal Gun fs.cond rounds VI. Allen. Deal beat John
Peyuolas Baltimore. ty W ant 70 pay ~ I'D
CsrIer CIV osat = Nash. ColGn2o a 1v up 1tiu
10 pav. George T Broksw Pr!aeeon. beat Johh N
Ho!lyood bv up 10 p!ay: AFch!oaie W I ~
Iee+ Ieat / L KeIl eg Deal by up ana 20 pay ~
Semi-fual roInd-Iravls Zeal Amen y ~ 60" -
nav Brokav. beat Graham by ! Up , r,r...tzA,.
second Cup JfrsJ rouad)ur. H Touirin
,ea II r, 4 - res uth by up ana 10 p'dS
y prosl Monmouth Il. o Christi Ne%Af5 % -
h up. $ II Thomas. Morris Couu;y Uea' Z - -
Won Snrrg Like. dy } and 70 play. J. u JaehHo"
S,oIY,lbIs bal G. H. Bow.ey. Zeal; BY up ,,,.o,
Geri-6naI Tsund-PT,al beat T-Gnlin oy up: Jackson
Ie@ siajif Cu- Cset-nd tourt,-E. b billings Essex
COUNTY beat James S Taylor Powe!to1 by up, y: I
6t5y Poweton H H. Swo.ds Me nr1o4th @ oy
IN. II r Pickett Crescent a c. beai Jseph % Ild
Ir sy ! Up ll9 holes: Pau. OCon1oT FOX f-!ls oed'
(; C Baxter Deal by up and 70 play . . >. ,.,..
ee-rI-fnsl-T .Tany beat BinGs by up anu u play
Pickett O Conner by IN - -..hr. Oh. baa,
Fourth Lup Grst -oInG)-A HaVemeyer SeaD. st Deat
l. 3 G2rret.on Morris County by uP }. - fnlp. IN !e
fuIt: Gara.d scott SPRING Lake beat r d F.do De@t'
ny up and 10 play. Carl Martin tsirhe!d 1eat y. '"
Anthony. Zeal by default $50 no ho,as,.
eeni-fnaI-Phiips beat Havemeyer ey up '49 hoeS)'
Martin beat Scott by up ,.~--,o~ par,us.o,
Young l1Ip Second rouad-E. A. OConr9I haItqs roi
beat r. Denman. Deal ty up and TO pay ~, Zen n
rely Hin NeIion beat WyIe, SeabTisAt py > up
T'ovrserd Spring by j 6 ct"HeI -
beat NJ G. -ue Columbus, by up arc 70 pay
Semi-hnal-EiI o -onnor by ) 10 ana u pay
McClaye beat oliver by up ana ! u play.
The final rounds tomorrow will be at thlrty-slS
holes ana tn niN al o be both eighteen anu
thirty-sx hole open han~caps
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

ATEUR ATHLETIC UNION CHAM
P1ONSHIP MEETING.

e Herbert Brown. secretary Of the Canadian
Athletic Association, has written Chairman Sulli-
van of the Metropolitan Association. that Canada
will be prett- well represented the forthcoming
meeting that s to be held Travers Island on
next Saturday. The Canadian Association will
hold its annual championship meeting Montreal
to-day. and will select team 10 be sent on TO
represent it at the games al Travers Island En-
tries will close to-day
The following are the contests for Juniors and 1
dash 220-yard cash. 4ieyard 59-yard run, one
mile run. fve-nile run, l0C-yard hurdle race 90
flights. II in hgh); pole vault: running high high
weight throwing l6-pound hammer. putting l6,
roud shot and throwing the discus Senior National
championships-1G0-y dash. 220-yard run 440-
yard run. SSo-yard run one-uile run: hve-nile run
i90-vard hurd- race 90 flights. #. 6 in. high),
5155yard hurdl, race 90 flights, 2 it. In. high,
pole vault, running high jump, running broad
iunp throwing 56-pound weight throwing l6-pourd
hammer. putting 16-nound shot and throwing the
discus
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
CRICKET GAMES TO-DAY.

The postponed league championship cricket
match between the Knickerbockef Athielc Cloo
and Paterson will be played to-day al 6ayohns'
The game will have an important bearing upon the
- +tad with the Knickerbocker team. and should
they win they win be in first place @ Ihe BROOK Ok
yn and Livingston clubs will aiso meet IN the tne
cham poushp series o. the Metropo.an pLeague
.o-day This game will be played at PROSPECT
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
NEW CAPTAIN FOR HARVARD CREW.

Cambridge Mass. Sept 5-Dallas u. l., aeu.o" oI.e'
has been elected captain of the Hal Naio 80!
crew to succeed William James jr-' VINO "0'
ca ptafn after the race at New-Lonool idS' 'uiie
hrt who finds that he will not be at Harvard next
wear James is going to Germany TO pursue liS
studies McGrew comes from C!eyeaIaail Iail ana has
a member of the victorious crew III igVo TSa aieo,ioS
had two years in the varsity boat ns tS
was made by a mail vote among the iiieiii0V's %
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

These brave men, whose solitary patrol OF
the sea beaches saves many uves, have re-
ahmed active work after their summer va-
cation. Some thrilling stories with photo
craphs in to-morrow'y TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
BROOKLYN WINS A GOOD GAME
DEFEATS CHICAGO u a CONTEST THAI
WAS INTERESTING FROM THE START.

Chicago lost the anal game Of the season with
Brooklyn yesterday. The contest was interesting
throughout The Brooklyn men punched thelr h!'s
n aayantaEe and used good judgment III pase run
vim The aelding vas excellent on ooth sGes
1s-9i77iayns made the only Dy throwing Willy
eftIr r1akrs file stop Of Dah-eT's dilEe. s
Bolb teams mace one run ach IN tl3e ssCoac OF
,,7-inE and in the third the Chicago players t.oh
the eao by making one run s1asle SET out Ia, d
Brookyn led again in the fourth m ss- inning ~ ,b 6y
~ make a safe hit Shecka.d drew base.
anG Refers bunt Al.ed !Ae bases DoianS 2it 10
end nolan made z double steal heeler was neAt
10 score for the third run Two more runs I 20
MADE by the home team in the seventh inning
which gave ne nine z safe lead. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
YACHTING. 7
SECOND AUTUMN RACE OF SEAWAN'
HAKA CoRINTHIAN CLUB.

The Seawanhaka corinthan Yacht Club held its
second autumn race yesterday, and the contest at
tracted large number of the crack boats In the
smaller classes There nice breeze from the
northwest. which enabled the boats to make CRED
liable time the club the hrst leg palnS
a beat to windward and the second and third oFoao
reaches
The Houri fouled the Minosa Ignoring the fact
that the latter had the right Of way others were
involved in the troub and for time the was
general mixup. Iucki there was no damage
done The yachts went on but later the comLnil.
tee disqualified the Hourf The other races were
close The summary:
81 oops--cI.ss x-o. tn an FEET RACING LENGTH
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
STATE LEAGUE.

A. Albany-AIbang, ); Troy 2
Al JJlca-IIiCn :. It!es, ) . ~.
arntor-Blnch hA aaton. {: syracuse : tlrst
..-ro,- :. Trha rton 4: syracuse, tseconu garel.
81 r17yersviile-A }. & G, s. schenectady, rlrSl
me : J. A c :; Schenectady. tseSor5 Sarael.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

PaTk where also the POSTPONED game nass between
NelSon Lodge arc Mania a. VII ne olaE
O her games to-day as follows: Srook,yh Sk
Team VS.. Newark at Prospect PARK; Manns.tt
tan second eleven vs. West Indians. at Prospect
Park: Kings County Chadwiek at tt Prospect at
Park; Branch Brook Paterson Iearn p a.
Branch Rrook Park. Newark: Columbia oval VS. vs.
Steamer Gernanc. Wiliiarnsbridge: bermuda Vs.
Essex County, Central Park
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

The Coptx n strange sect of Orientaf
Christians. nre the only missionaries Eng
Iund allows in the soudan. I'm to-morrows
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
C0HNEcTIcUT STATE LEAGUE.

- F5sys,--Spr!asflell =. New-Havea. o.
A. vory!es-Nen-L London. Il: Norwich /
=, s-erf-I-,-EVa;ei bury 3. Bridgeport. : .
- T;sTtfI5ast1Td {: MerGen, trst ganle9' hart
ford : Nst.sea. , l=cCond camel
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
NEWARK

.lN.7lsh and ThscEere interference.
4Bean out; hit by baued bali.
Proy.oenoe ------,-.,.,----a d$29SS "a
NeNafh -----f y q" u " =" y q"
T,vo baeA hfte-Wagner. Bean Sullivan Connor Thorn
ION stolen hases-Csssidy (5l. Wagner, McAahon Arm
b-..-ar DALEY Sacrifice h:sRean. Arm9ruser. Connor,
Dale Double plays-Conrcr Bean and CASSIDY; DALEY
ana thornton First base on eell=-oH SIackIole on
[I-5srfV !. off siesterfcr Hit by pitched holl-Ry
s+s-+x struck out-Ey Stackpole 2. BY Heserfer ..
ISst5ei fall-Thackega. Time Of game-2:1o- Umpire
Cox
A. Observation-Disclosures = Montreal. tfrst sarnel;
7g5r-eeTar :. Montreal, 5 tsecond camel
~ Pr.-elo-Bu1talo 9. TORONTO )
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
AT ST. LOUIS.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY WINS TWO GAMES FROM
WORCESTER.

Worcester, Mass. Sept. 5.-The Jersey City team
marked its last appearance of the season in this
city this afternoon by winning two games from
team had the dTsf game well il hand unit! the
ninth inning when Falkenberg was hit hard. and
with an error by Crisham three runs nee sSolee
IN The second game Hastings was hi nard Ano
had poor support Shindle was put out OF the Sc
ond game for talking back TO Umpire KIM Ihe
scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Famed runsew-YoTk !; ;nenat'; a. ., bsses|Tew-
T cincinnati 8 First tase on bals-Of !ay.lE =
Sr1,rk olt-By Taylor. 5 Home runsCIa - So
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