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Franchise Secured at EIwood.
al TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD. Ind. Nov. 1s.-At a meeting
OF the City Council last night the Union
Traction Company was granted a fran
chise for the use of South Twenty-eighth
street for the extension Of its lines to the
tin-plate works. The survey already has
been finished and work will be begun at
once.
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BRITISH CHECKED.
Severe Fighting on the Afghan From.
tier-COIonel MOrtally Wounded.

PESHAWUR, India, Nov. 1S.-The British
expedition to put down the uprising Of the
Waziri tribesmen, on the Afghan frontier.
is meeting with determined opposition.
Colonel Tonnochy, in command of the
fourth column. has been mortally wounded
in an engagement with the insurgents, and
Major Beresford, the next in command, has
asked for reinforcements.
LONDON, Nov 1S.-The news of the Brit
ish check in the Wazri country has Great
ed some alarm here, as it is feared that
the column is surrounded and that the full
details of the casualties are being with
held.
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Mangum in Greer county, that a mob was
forming to lynch two negro prisoners, and
appeals to these officers for assistance in
protecting the prisoners were made, for the
alleged reason that the city officers re-
fused to act.
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One Not Enough.
New York Times.

New York Times.
Marshall p. Wilder declares that when a
certain Irishman famed for hard drinking
was asked why he did not take just one
drink each day and let IL go at that, he
answered: 'Shure. what good would wan
be? bird can't fly with one wing"
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Fought to a Draw.

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. ls-"Billy" Gard
ner. o. Lowell, Mass, and Toby Irwin
fought fifteen-round draw tonight at the
Acme Athletic Club.
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United Verde Mine Burning.

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. 1s.-Advices received
in this city tonight say that fierce fire Is
still raging in Senator Clark's famous
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Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Louisville ought TO present a loving cup
TO Editor Dick Knott for his services to the
Democratic party. Thanks 10 his iabors,
Louisville is once more a Democratic city.
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Double Lynching Threatened.

GUTHRIE. o. T., Nov. 1s.-Both Gov
ernor Ferguson and United States Marshal
Fossett were notified tonight by wire from
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EDUCATIONAL.
MECHANICAL DRAWING

United Verde mine in Arizona. Carbonic
acid is being forced into the depths in great
volume, but IL has not yet had any appre-
ciable effect upon the flames. With the
mine openings closed IL is thought this gas
will finally cuench the fire.
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Amateur baseball notes.

The C. A. C.'s defeated the Merchants Ex-
change team at Pastime Park Sunday by a score
Of II to g
The. oak Hills defeated the Daniels by a
score Of % to s on the Oak Hill grounds. The
winners play the Bannons September Is.
The Tally-Hos defeated washington, NO.. by
a score of "A to ,. The pitching by Craven was
series played for a purse of s5. For games win
the winners address J. w Lindsey, No. 30s7
Clark avenue.
n Millstadt Milling Company OF MiIls.adt.
III. would like games with some st. Louis team
for the next three Sundays. G. F. Baltz Is man.
ager.
-The Quick Meals defeated the Simpson stars
OF Be!leville by a score Of ) to 2 Manager Z.
Lemkemeier OF No. 1893 Warren street would
like TO hear from some opt-of-tewn team for
Sunday.
-caseyviIle. Ill: played at Troy Sunday. and
was defeated. 5 to G.. several decisions In the
game being objected 20 by csseyville. The third
game Of the series win be played at Collins
the CaeyVilles.
The Platt & Thornburghs have an open date
for next Sunday. and would like to hear from
out-of-town teams. W. A. Dooiey OF Ne. 81
Franklin avenue Is manager.
The Nendalias have an open date for Sep
TENDER 81 and p, and would like to hear from
out-of-town teams. J. O'Grady OF Nc. 100 Pa
pin street iE manager.
IN Dodson- BraunS Of this city defeated the
team Of Divernon. Ill. Sunday by a score Of 3
to l. krauss and Walsh served for the Dois0ns.
while the Nelson brothers. formerly Of Peoria,
were in the points for Divernon.
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The Pirates have come and gone for the
last time this season. Yesterday afternoon
they waIloped the Cardinals once more De-
fore a crowd that was not a crowa-just d
handful of spectators who didn't see much
In the blue Monday exhibition to enthuse
over.
The ice began to form before the first
half OF the first inning WIS over, and the
steady drop in the temperature froze the
congregation into silence. except for occa-
signal breaks induced by some play that
was better than others. which were not
very good At such times the applause re-
minded one Of the Roman mob growing be-
the scenes for . cents per. The score
was 6 to /
Between Manager Donovan and Robertus
Wicker 1t was fixed up that the Pittsburg
farewell party should be the occasion for
Wickers temperance on the diamond
stage Sad to relate, the plan was carried
out. Wicker is no bud but the Pirates
liked hlm very much. In fact they though
he WIS intense.
They handed him compliments in the
sEape OF sinsies. enc two or three basers.
Wicker had remained on the firing line long
enough TO get his" Manager Patsy hikeo
him TO the bench. The game had been q
nvely AFFAIR up to that time. only from d
P~ittsburS standpoint. The Cardinals have
Deen known to overcome a lead Of three
ran. but they didn't have up enough steam
@oL - ~ NAcAAS
OF course, when the damage was lone IL
could not be repaired. and Donovan put a
bride on MS new twirler. McFarlan, The
deceiving end Of the Cedar Rapids battery.
The receiving end had been at work from
the start Weaver handled Wicker's shoot.
nicely; that is, he caught those that ths
Pirates failed to LAND on. Eleven hits he,
been registered of Wicker in a half dozen
innings, and then McFarlGn made his majol
league debut under conditions that wers
quite as cheering as the presence Of q hang
man before the drop is sprung.
M'FARLAN MADE GOOD.
The Cedar Rapids pitcher proved to be tn,
goods and had he twirled the game through.
the Pirates would have been hard pushe1
to stow away the finale. In the three in
ninss that he pitched, McFarlan displayed
nice control. For a pitcher making his
first appearance in the big leagues am
against the dreaded champions. he was as
cool as a chunk Of liquid air.
The Pirates didn't look so bad to him and
he laid them right over into the big mitt
of bis old pal, Weaver. While he was in
the box, Pittshurg got but one hit and that
was quickly discounted by Weaver. who
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REBUILDING
The Broken Down Structure.
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Repairs the Diseased Parts of the
Human Body and Establishes
Health, Comfort and
Happiness.

Can We rebuild our pain-racked. enacia'eo
and wasted bodies? Yes. the work can NC
done even though the spark of life sIm-
mers but ftfuIly and feebly- This worh Vi
rebuilding can only be enectualy accolh-
pIished by the use Of Paine's Celery Com
pound. that marvellous medicine that has
saved so many lives in the past
Palne's Celery Compound. natures forn-
fer and builder. acts directly on the great
nervous system. giving pure, vitaiZins
blood. nerve force. digestive vigor, refresh
ing sleep and increased weight
Begin the good work Of health building
to-day. Take home a bottle Of Paine's Gel
cry Compound. use It faithfully. and you
win have cause for rejoicing and thanks
giving. Mrs. James Arthur. Spokane.
Wash. a lady almost helpless from cruel
rheumatism and terrible neuralgia. and
cured by Paine's Celery Compound, writes
thus:
ralgia and rheumatism. and tried many
different remedies which would give me
only temporary relief. From last JanUary
and through the spring months. l suffered
terribly. I could walk but a short distance
and some days not at all / used Paine's
Celery Compound and have not been
troubled since. Before using the Compound
my knees were so bad 1 could not get down
or Up, but now / can walk a mile or more
every day. with no stiffness or lameness in
the joints
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National League
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
Brooklyn at New York
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers fled for record with
County Recorder Charles Haefele ut Belle
viii yesterday were:
los j. and Is. block = Dexter's second addition
East ST Louis; warranty deed. sls.
III cc%nonnelds Of cshokia: Sarr.nsy DEED ..
Peter .Enslish and wife 70 Alex. Walton. lot.
warranty deed. s.o0.
q L cragsn and wife ct al. to w. j. Smith.
Winssanl.y PARK: warranty deed. nxe.
Ellen Whalen and husband to Luther Robin
East 81. -Louis: quitclaim deed. 81.
is! 2 block Rl9saaw piaes. Ess; ST Louis;
Annie Linisrmann to Katherine Iappenxers,
iei 2. 5ars survey ~ p du Point c0mnoo
Village Of Cahokia by Supervisor 10 Margaret
Sasey. log z third suodivisioa canokiA Conn
-. same 10 Hugh NeSSlty. lot rs a. above: deed
q. w Bsiiantine and wifi. to NJ. NJ. s,.pheos
a. L smith e. sie. 81 master. 0 70 G1,is.ns In
suTance Company Of 81. Louis. lots 20 TO "a block
~; Ala a ps siS; 10 1n w 4 dssS aoI s 80 i q g ana
Mary PAU, and su:ssnd' % Mshephe Fleming.
East 81 Louis: warranty deed: -
Mary PAYS to +; =. wlk.ns lot |, block Z
!. J. q. sikkIng. Jr. and wife to s. e. Stevens.
s e : i sl,ck .; ANN y s..S aI 50 addition. East
quartet. section I. township :. nSrtS .:
Maria vosei 20 Fred Mold. part lot Is. Smith.
addition. Fresburx; warranty deed; sss.
lot 1 eass S sai hna no Mus % qu T. e9's ssSsIIon Par :
township /: north 3: warranty deed; s1.7o,
Sn : -. seH = cs5s "a f pIss.. S.l ss Il r x. GnSss;
$50
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TO NOMINATE BEGOLe
BY OLD REPUBLICAN MACHINE
Younger Crowd, Which IL Now In
Power. Takes Steps tn FruStrate
the Arrangement.

An attempt on the part of friends Of
senator Henry c. Begole In East ST. Louis
and elsewhere to fix up q deal whereby he
will be renominated oyer the heads Of the
new Republican organization IN Belleville,
was discovered by the leaders OF the new
crowd yesterday and aroused all sorts Of
excitement in the political world on the
East Side. IL was stated last evening that
the move had been ~eTectually checkmated
and that MIR. Begole would not be renomi-
mated.
State Senator Begole belongs to the old
machine OF Belleyiile. which was defeated
by the young crowd OF Republicans a few
months age, and again last week. Satur-
day night at The Believille City Convention
the old machine men. although they were
represented On the list of delegates to the
convention. did not show themselyes- As
q result the list OF delegates to the Coun-
~ Convention contains names Of men which
are strange TO the eyes OF the politicians as
delegates. but who have worked hard for
their party. A rumor which apparently is
well founded Is that the machine men will
care Of the campaign this fall as best they
can and after an expected defeat at the
hands OF the Democrats they viii give the
The East 81. Louis City Convention is to
De held Thursday night OF this week and
the primaries are to be held Wednesday
OF Senator Begole to round up ali Of his
friends in East 81. Louis n make an ef-
lott 10 place the unit rule on the delegation
70 be selected to go to the County Conven-
uol and 10 instruct for Senator Bego.e-
The news soon reached Be!leville. and
County Clerk George h. Thomas, who Is
one OF the leaders opposed to Besoie. hur-
ried TO East St. Louis and laid down the
law to a number of the East st. Louis
leaders AS a result or the conferences of
Thomas and other Republicans. IL was stat
ed last evening that the proposed combina-
ton would not be formed.
NJ. l. Munie of Belleville Is the candidate
Tor whom the Bellev.lie delegates viii vote
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B0MBARDED TOWN WHILE
FLYING AMERICAN FLAG?
Consular Agent Asserts That this
Was Done by Venezuelan Gun
boat R~estaurador.

sPECIAL BY CABLE TO II NEW ORR
HERALD AND II ST LOUIS REPUBLIC
Port Of Spain, Trinidad. Sept. l5.-(Copy-
right, 19o2EThe latest advices from CiuLad
Bolivar, Venezuela, are that the recent
Dombardment of that town resulted in 80
houses being damaged.
Robert Henderson. the United States Con-
sulaI Agent, asserts. according TO the ad-
vices which are of authentic nature, that
when the Venezuelan gunboat Restaurajor
approached and opened fire upon the town
she was flying the United States flag at her
foremost
The Restaurador. it is said. substituted
the Venezuelan for the United States nag
when she was Joined by the Venezuelan
gunboat. Bolivar.
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totals
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not pry the North Side boy on IhIrd. ex
ptring on q tap to Wicker.


Bransfeld's nun in the first inning al
lowed Smoot circuit privileges, but Sebr.ng
spilled INK on the programme when he did
some fall blowing and grass-eating In snal-
low right field Barclays fly. a Texas
Lacquer. looked SO safe that Smoot sped on
TO second.
Sebring boarded his legomobile. tut.
though he pulled the throttle wide open. he
had no time TO set himself fer a catch.
Just as he clapped his maulers on the bail
he went down, and before he came up he
had turned q somersault that would have
made a professional acrobat look like an
imitation Panama. Smoot stood hopeless at
second. Sebring soon got onto himself and
UNFINISHED. A toss TO Bransfield. via Burke.
completed the double play.
Wicker was very lucky in the next three
innings. but in the fifth the Pirates opened
a box of extra base labels and clouted the
sphere numerically. Beaumont laid Gown
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Cedar Rapids Twirler Holds Cham,
pions to One Hit in Three In
nings-Leever's Error
Lets in Run.
STANDING oF THE CLuBs.
Yesterdays GAMES.

American League.
Philadelphia 60. Boston
~
Chicago - Detroit 20.
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National League
Pittsburg 6. ST. LOUIS
Phila "a. Boston g.
Chicaco 6. Cincinnati {:
BROOKLYN :. New York :
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Trustees for Coming Year.

The annual meeting OF the waither Gel
ieEe Association was held last night in the
hall Of the Trinity German Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Eighth street and Lafay-
cite avenue. Professor August C. Burg
attendance OF 40 pupils at the las session.
the largest in its history. He also en-
ton had been paid. The following men
were elected to the Board of Trustees for
next year: II. +. Mueller, /. H. Tremeyer.
A.. g. Breuer. II. Harms. X. Kellermann.
r: Goebel, l. II. Wsltke, Doctor n. L.
Harnisch. Doctor c. G. Rolling, A. c. r.
Mickmann. A Wind. H. Marting, F. G. Han
eisen and II. Gahenkel.
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Tremendous Crowd Sees Home Team
shut Out From

Boston. Sept 15.-By taking both games
to-day Philadelphia has practically put the
home team out of the running for the
championship. A tremendous crowd. that
oyerfiowed into the field, saw the two de-
feats of the Bostons. The errors of the
visitors were less costly and their hits more
" contested. In the second game Young
was batted hard and often. and received
inferior support. This game was cut short
by mutual consent. Attendance. ls.42s-
Scores:
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EAST SIDE NEWS.

two mills viii be operated. Since august IS but
= few CT the mills have been running. More THAI
2.00 men VIII be employed
Members Of 81. Joseph Catholic Church are
arranging for their annual fair. TO be held IN
October. a meeting OF the different committees
was held at the school Sunday afternoon.
"A Kansas City lumber company has .pur-
chased lots at Granite City and will establish
a Lumber yard and hardware supply house
Mrs J. Z. Harvey OF Venice Will entertain
the 81. Simon Auxiliary OF the Episcopal Church
Tomorrow afternoon at her home
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a second bunt. and turned IT into a hit by
fast sprinting. Clarke hit TO Calhoun. who
forced Beaumont at second. Tony. the
Wee alias Leach. sawed on n hree-base
hit TO the far corner OF left field. and Clarke
hied himself around the sacks and regis
tered.
Sebring walloped the leather far into
right center. 10 far that even Patsy DOno-
van failed to get anywhere near it, On the
strength of that clout, Leach amOled to the
rubber. loom Pa.l' Kruger tied crepe on
both Bransfeld and Burke.
Wicker struck out two men IN the sixth,
but between curtains in the Gus Hill per
Torrance. ESdie Phelps put on a twO-baS
his fourth hit. II was 4 short grourdsr TO
left, but the Rochester boy Slid in under
Barclays throw
LEVER SPOILS A SHUT-OUT.
Sammy Lever all this time was drawing
heavily on his stock Of ciphers- The Buck
eye schOolmaster would have scored q shut
out but for his own wild throw in the sixth
hiring.
Farrell hunted and Lever fired the ball
;c the pavilion, the runner going TO third.
Farrell was guilty or a stupid piece of base
Ell out at first without making au attenp.
to score Barclay came TO the rescue with
. long fy TO Sebr!ng. which scored the sol
itary st. Louis run
After McFsriHn got in there was nothing
doing for Clark's buccaneers, while Lever
allowed no hits af:er the sixth .na.nS. In
tte ninth Niceoiss nun and n mad throw
OF Viewers 10 catch Beaumont stealing
rocked like bad business, but whaE Beau
throw to Calhoun laid him out cold.
The score-
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Bellerille NeMa Notes.

Charles Reed. who was arrested in Duauoin
on the charge Of having robbed thu tn Oh IRE
saloon OF Robert Hill. was put under 30 bond
u. F. wasseil returned yesterday from wash
fngton-
a quarterly mss,Inz Of thu official board OF
the First NJ. E Church was held last right.
Henry c. q. Schrader. Jr.. has erected a
handsome monument over the grave OF hts wife
In Walnut Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adoiph Andei have Issued In
~yitations TO the marriage Of. their daughter.
Liss Mamie. to Ben F. Fischer.
Martha Lodge. No. 81. d. q. H.. Will give
n euchre at Hufrs Hall. September =.
Sheriff Kickharn took George Willis ard Hen
I'LL. yesteriay.
Miss Jessie Jordan o. Pana. Ill. In the
guest Of her brother. W. =. Jordan, and family.
Miss Edna Ragiand has returned 20 East 81
Louis after a pleasant visit In Beileviiie.
The Board Of Review on the assessment OF
taxes Will finish work this week
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Condemnation Sui. Decided.

A condemnation suit by the city Of Belle
vile against b. J.. West to acquire title to
property. and which lar been converted
into a sewer by the city. was dismissed in
the County Court by Judge Perrin Accord
ordinance was void. as the plans for the
sewer had not been fled with the City En-
sineer until last Saturday. although the
ordinance had been passed some time ago.
City Attorney Tecklenburg says that he
will appeal the case.
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Coroner, Jory aoid. Parker.

Charles Parker was held by the CoroneTs
Jury yesterday morning at the inquest over
the body OF Daniel Cross. who was shot ~
Parker At Missouri avenue and Fifth streFf.
East ST. Louis. early Sunday morning Ths
shooting followed q quarrel At a party given
by Parker and from which Cross had been
elected. Parker stated that he shot Cross
In self-defcnse.
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CHICAGO "a, DETROIT 2+S.
Durham, n New Man, Pftche On
Game for the Home Team.

Chicago. Sept. 15-The locals won both
OF to-day's games. Bunched hits In the
third and sixth inning scored all their
runs in the first game. Callahan was in
good form. Durham, a new man. pitched
for Chicago In the second game. He
would have lost, but for the excellent sup
port given HIM. The game was called In
the seventh inning because OF darkness
Attendance. I.i0l. Scores:
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TTSBCR

Earned unFPittsburg 5. Two-base hits-Nich>
is / Bransaeid / sesrtnS l Phelps l. Three
mont /. Sebring 1. Double p~lays-Sebring. Burke
and Bransieid l. Passed balls-Phelps l. Bases
IN b,lIs-OH Lever / Struck out-By Wicker ).
BY Lever / Innings pitched-By Wicker I. by
Mcfarland J. Left on bases-St. Louis s. Pitts
burg 5 Hits-On Wicker II, on McFsriand /
Time Of game-One hour and forty-t~o minutes.
Umpire-O'Day.
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RST GAME.

Wilmington EalsimSEs i::.S GSGsSs5sGn
Sacrifice hits-orth l. Two-base hits-Howel
1. T. Jones . Ksistsr /. Carey /. Mcfarland l.
runs-Coughlia l. Howell. L Double plays-Doy.e,
Ely and Carey !. Coughlin and Carey I. Mathi-
BY Wiltse L Struck out-By orth 2 Passed
ball-RobinsOn /. Drill l. Lett on bas-s-Balti-
more 5. Washington g Time OF gsme-Ope hour
and forty-dve minutes.
SErOND ZANE
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansa. City :, indianapolis II.

Kansas City. No. SPIT. l5.-IndianapolIs found
wcifs for eighteen hits. while Kansas City was
sixth inning. Attendsnce. CO... score:
Kansas cfty.......o Is II j
indianapolis - 0 . 2 4 Q eli IS 9
HeydOn.
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Negro Industrial Learu. Meet,

The Negro Industrial League met at Eley-
enth and Locust streets last night. the
speakers urging a closer union OF the negro
workmen in industrial for their
Improvement. Among the speakers were
Professor Williams. principal of the Dessa-
lines School; j. George Banks and ]. Milton
Turner.
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throwing arm.
laid out the hitster when he tried to steal.
The Cardinals made the splendid record OF
only two errors in three innings and owing
to that elegant support the Pirates were
intimidated and failed to secure a run on
McFarlan.
Patsy and his bunch were left at the
post. The Pirates got away with a cluster
Of three. drew three ciphers, and came
ming, topping OF with an ace In the sixth.
Rusty Beaumont thought that Bedford
Bob" Wicker was just the incest man. for
every time the tow-headed Wisconsin youth
faced Wicker he bagged a hit He would
have made a clean record. but for the en-
up for even a single. Beaumont got on
base every time he came to bat for Nichols
muf in the ninth gave him a life which was
taken from him at third base by Red
calhoun. Jimmy Sebring had a very large
day also. his first three efforts resulting in
hits.
PIRATES OFF IN FRONT.
When the flag fell the Pirates were out in
front before the Cardinals had a chance to
double. Clarke singled. Beaumont scored
on Leach's ny to Smoot. Clarke advancing
on the throw in to the plate. Sebring raped
to left.
Plan. and specifications for a dorble steel
were handed around. and when Sebring
of. The throw was very much ping-pong
and so short that Farrell could not handle
it in time for a perfect return to the plate,
and Clarke scored. Bransfeld popped to
Kruger. but Jimmy Burke countersisned
Sebring's transportation to the plate with
a stab through the right side Of the in
field. The ball bounded over Nichols and
fumbled by Donovan Conroy could
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VIII Give Church Fair.

A meeting Of the practitioners OF ST. Pat
rick's Church. East st. Louis. was held last
and plans were made for a church fair
pairs which have Just been made. The re-
pairs cost 1900.