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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
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Wetystos.

0stysiss.
@etsen-
.Wtat: COT
Sept. 7l@72t.
Sei.: 673@6S.
Rorn-
Mai: 800 @40f.
Sept.: 564@5Ss.
0ei.: 42@43t.
Safer-
Mai: SOa @3Oi.
Sspt: 27@27A.
8e;. 26t @26s.
Ytebmartt.
Sdweine-
S6were, So O@7.5 so.
S1ipsre, raube, Sc. S0@7.00.
geibte, So. 90@S7.4 a
Gemii6te, So. 9O@7.50.
Yieb-
&iubpieb, 81 10@S.80.
Siibe unb Climber. 81. 75@6.00.
Sera5 Stiere, SD. 50@5.60.
&elterus, So. 75@600.
S6aie-.
lQefli6e GGmmer, S3.c5@6.00 {.
!, Gin5eimii6e 9Gmmer, SO. 25@8. 10.
: Q9etli6e S&die, )$2.6O@3.TJ. !
Ginbeimiide Saafe S2.4G@3.75.
YrsSiTpasa.
SbweiMeHeiih-
Sept. $40. 70@S18.80.
Ge;. S14. 50@$l4.60.
S6mali-
Sept.: $40. s2@s1o.so &c.
0e;.: 50. 70@S9.7
Clipper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
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Sic @ittme nnicrcs fitr5li6 bers
iturbcucn 2anosmunnes Irnplo Shr
lit in Der Ntu6t BON 6reItag ou1
.SamSto9 geitorben. Gen trallertl.
ben Sinterbliebenen umler ber5lI1eS
8eilei0!
am snuutaa, ben II. 4ug., tarb
tm Sauie ieines SObnes Sol. Saellers
su gulpmonpile (GbicaQO) Serr Sob.
laenerb i'm Nlter DOn q SaAren.
Rdberes in nd6ltsr Summer.
Country abl in Stearns Sonntp,
Ninn. - gu ben adt6aren Wtttbe'
Derbern I'm Die gtomtuatton ais
Detnofratii6er Ganbioat fir County
Shuliuperintenoeut gebort audi elm
ISurem6urQer. @& lit Dies Frotellor
Saul @lbles bon &odpi4e; oerlelbe
! hat al6 bier IN Sreeport OILS an-
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Dem er ieine Stl10ien IN ct. SranctS,
Y8is., erpeitert, itunO CT mebreren
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beitqeleiteten be3ei6net iperOen. go
init Diirite es ms ni6t %pulloerr,
nenn 8rof. 9lbles nit GROCER Wajo;
rit4t ul8 Ganoioat ouS Der 8alls
urne berporgeben iollte. GS oitrfte
NieieS cine b~eiouOere @bre titr Die
, 2ltremburger in Stearns Go1ntp
fem, ann 90 iouen lie OBJ net oobem
an ser Sat ieBe bleiluen, ipann ct
aelt ieng Stemml Of3egimn. 8en
net g%utlpeQig 9Gt, Jolt mot enger
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ercept eS liep Damn e &epublifaner,
Sc bleipeu a Stearns Gountp eioptIo
Oob&m neil ie feng Gbance bum Ell
Dur65ebrengen. Dir &ebeburger III
SteurnS County itemmt al fer saul
glbleS.
Ift1neSooQ nit 8rltB
De Schmatten TIM fu Kanech.
S~rccpDrt, Minn., q. slug. 1902.
@Crtbe &eoaftion!
Sd finoe IN Ser n@a5ette" einen
@uSauq aus SageSblGttern, @eorg
unb Seinrid &enrp betreffeuo nno
m1dte Sbneu Die Sa6e hermit auf.
flGren. Ser rihtige Name lit De
Senrp. Mau bot o6er DaS De bier
fallen loiien. Ser 6amilien-Sater lit
Observation-Disclosures BON Abltanl'
mlrng uuo heiBt gtifolaS Senrp;
feline beiOen S0hne i'm Sitter bon s
reip. 10 Sobren batten ii6 olti einem
@Gumitamm az melt in Die See ges
tpagt. @enou mie OaS llngliid &C.
iGob, meiB Niemon6. Ser traucrnoc
Slater mar eben am NadteIien unO
Da Die 9inOer ni6t babel eri6tenell,
ip1trOe er bciorgt Inn oieielben. @tad
ciuigem SrlGen 3og er bieiel6en aus
nelln SUB @aIier aus belagter Bal.
SbI6pn nod Elm &iuo SebenS5ei6en
bon ii6 qob, maren bod, troB ar5t.
Iidler Silfe, ollie gemiiburgen perge.
benS. 9tif. @enrp lit ioeben bier in
Sreeport altf 9eiltfl bel ieiner bod)s
betaqten Wtlttter, Die i6ren @ntten,
Der lln~teroiii5icr I'M Sreibeitsfriege
tpar, Dor eiuigen Sabreu our6 einen
lmermartetcn Sob perlor. Aud) Elm
8ruOcr beS 9tif. Senrp lit I'M Sitter
bon 3 Sabren in einem Srunnen err
trunfen. Gem trauernben Sater,
Der in elmer SGgemiible ii6 arg Der.
IeBte, ber3liGes 9eileiO!
Ndtun9spoQ
> 81. @tlperbing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
EGrmcn III b%rrfaufcn.

gicr perbciisrte Sarmsn, gutter gobsu, IN
beuti9sy, tatbOii6er @e8enp. nube Stride
meuoe man lub III @,orge Saupt, @telrOis,
WiMu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
YricIfcr %bcrlanat

1000 Saihilien, nm bas rei6e, ebcne Qrairtes
yaio in Ho99ens, 6orns unb Gtebs Cebiete
liir SlO-S2O ben gfer Bu %tduien. 0dberes
mr. Soitmarten pom &ep. paiior Solp Grob
@bur9, SpSipid, g. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26

= Gen Contract fir ben @au Ser
neuen Bride 81 9persuiQe bat Die
Clinton Srtoge ano Srpn @orfs CT.
ba!ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
0cacu ~GrcbsIhaOcu.

SD empieble biermit Stroop'S bsriibmte
beiti6e Gilper. Iielelben beilel ieoeu (no9
ni6t ani9ebrp9enem GrebS lowo9l innerlib
oils GliBerli6. TaS uuertannt eiu;i9 bette
Mittel, nm Wogentrebs eripl9rei6 3u beilen.
@e9el 9tGberem, 3eugniiie II. |. 10, l9reibe
man al:
COWARD 8. Soeoiug,
ct. 9!caS, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
Murkthertd1te.
Sitr Scn 8roBperfattf.

VT II II {, ben %. Iugult.
Setreioe, Seu, MebL cts.
Saier: 45@50c.
Toru: 67@70c.
Serlte: 5000 per 8uibel.
No99et: 50-60c per Suibel.
Seu: $12. 00@13. 80.
Msbl; Fatent, S3.so@4.O0; fraisbt,
So. 40@3.60.
Sleie: $500.
gntter, GierunbS ae.
Ger: 16c per 0useuo.
Sutter: Oairp, 1Sc .. 9funb; Creams
erp, 23c.
&aie: @abm : Saie, 1876; sria, 1876.
9roceries etc.
9teis 6i-9sc per Biunb.
Swlebelu: 75-90c per guIbeI.
aepiel: 80 per Suibel.
Nene Rortoiiel 3 D per guibeI.
Sisb.
Stiere: s3.O0@4.OO.
&inber: S2.00@2.50.
6Ibe: So. 50@3.O0
Sdlber: 81. 00@5 90.
Sriiblil9ss gdmmer: $500.
Shwelne tallf benz SuB: $7.00@T.40 per
6unoert Nfuub.
geFiigeI: 7-10c.
gieb Nsi9la6tet).
Rinbfeii6: 9@10c per &iuub; Ginest,
9t@l0e per Biuno.
S6aiheiib: S9afheiid, 12c; Sammsl.
fieil6, l3c.
9ropi IONS.
geraudertes SIeii9: S9inteu, 12@14ic;
Spet, 12@154c.
S9maIj: l0@11c.
&obleu S%larttobleu, $3.50 per Come.
SoIi: Suites Gi9eubolS 4.50@S4.7 rs per
1oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26

@eial;cne Sult= Sdute: go. 1, 2 Gents /;
DO. 2, 9 Geuts.
Srii6 9eialSene SaIbbGute: go. 1, 10
Gents; 9to. 2, 81 Geuts.
3ol9: go. 1, 5&Gsuts; go. 2, Al Gents.
S6aiSieIe: 100 l1Gents.
= 3rp Gcue, S12.0 0 per Come; Miueral,
S21 per &auieuo; Slad Sad, Sl0@1s per
Souue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
Business Men

have confidence in the young
man who has sufficient faith in
himself to take out life insur-
ance. 1t bespeaks a desire to
succeed, and a belief in his own
power to win success. His
choice of a company reflects
his Judgment, and successful
men take this into considera-
ton.
The assets Of The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York exceed those Of any other life insurance
company in existence. They arc over
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
febtrnr6eik

IL ~fiebtrnt6ei.
G]araapuIb, grt., Stptemb.r 1895.
ne,,u. syrau lit our6 rebcrarbeit l Sabr 10. baB
aerate inr uttt b.lieu fouuttn absE ] 5faithe
| yaitpr Gbutg's gsrpen.S tdrtcr furirts fe ooaitdnbtg.
8. s. &ueteE
beer Qiarrer 9 Fort aus Minffsb. Wiu., iaretbt
bas er pieIeu 2eib.ubtn Baftpr Songs Neroen'
etdtter ,~mpfobleu bat uub bab sr baSlrtb pi.l SuteS
bspirft, unb bos WitteI i:i isst bort IN alien apotss'
Zen 81 babsu.
Srau 6. q. OwtiHp. 5445 S,arbpru Ctr, Sbtrasr
i&r,tbt SaS fe Dor benz 9ebrapts Don Raftor 9Snig's
gerpen.Starter 10 nasenIsibsuS mar, BOB re feline
epe,ie barin baitsa sounts @as absr nun utGt rsbs
Der Gaa IT,
Cf4s eth tptriDooles BUD idr yterpciIeioeret
SGEV tp'rb Jeoem Der eS perlar9t. ~5ugcianot.
c. Grme erbalten aud bic Me6sin umiouit
9teS UteoiSin Duroe ieit benz Sabre 1876 bon ben,
Setw. Paftor 8bnig. Sort g9apRe, Sub. ~5ubereitet
rno iett inter ieiner Anipsifuns BON Der
kOENIG MEDICINE co.,
e3S Randolph ST., chicago, iEL.
Sci s(pothefsrn su baben fur
sssBe $3.55, 6 far $500.
gu baben in Dubuque Bel 8. %.
Ruete, Qpotbeter, 656 MainitraBs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The markets were better yesterday than
anybody expected. There was no suspen
sion Of business IN any Of the live stock
markets, though the packing houses gen
orally took lay-off to observe Labor
day.
sweeney & Fowler Of Kingman had a
car load OF hogs on the market yester-
day Mr.. Fowler was III charge.
Rombach Bros. OF Garden Plain mar
keted two car loads Of cattle yesterday.
W. 3. Johnston Of Enid is one OF the
Oklahoma shippers who gets hogs He
had another car load on the market yes
terday
John Ratclir Of Cunningham helped 10
swell the cattle receipts yesterday 10 the
extent OF two car loads
William Wiley Of SedEwick was the
latest arrival with car OF hogs yester-
day. he said II was good deal nicer
10 strike a Decent rise than TO find the
market going down.
Colonel John Garrett hog buyer for
Armour. spent Sunday with his family
in Kansas City. but he was on the mar
ket here yesterday
Fred Dold has the best fence in Sedg-
wick county. around the packing house
grounds superintendent Charles Darri-
grand IS somewhat of civil engineer
as well as q pork packer and he gave
the grade for the fence The posts are
sawed oak. four by eight in inches.
Spiked 10 the posts are three two By six
striugers and over these the palings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
RECORD FOR
A HANDICAP
ScintiIlant Brings Worlds
Marx Down TO 1;;57 2-5
IN RUNNING RACE
Jiminez Comes in Second and
Scarlet Lilly Third.
RUNNING

New York. Sept. A new worlds rec
ord for running horses was set at Harlem
today when scintlIaut won the twentieth
century handicap. at a mile and three
sixteenths in 1:57 %. The previous rec
ord for the distance was lis IA. and was
made BY Boan argos at Washington park
July Z. 1888. scinuuiant carrying 1os
pounds won in a ganop BY four lengths.
Jiminez, an added starter, being second,
a length and half in front Of Scarlet
Lilly Nine horses went to the post, with
the Hildreth entry. McChesney. and
searcher. favorites at 6 to .. scinulIant
was quoted at TO /
Getting OF in the third place Jockey
WINFIELD took him back 20 sixth position
before the quarter was passed and riding
a perfect race. kept him there until tse
turn into the home stretch was reached
and here he let his mount have his head
swinging into the stretch into third place.
Just a length behind Pink Coat. with
Jlminez leading by a short head. When
Strengthened out for the final effort Wink
held had only TO shake Ccintillant I'D
little to pass the others as though they
were the cheapest selling platers and gal
Top under the wire winner with a good
OIL IN reserve The race was worth $500.
scinuiiant is an imported horse, six years
Ga ana Is owned by Ed Corrigan. He
won the Czarwitch stakes in England in
lsss- In the steeplechase Meddier broke
Gown and fell. He viii be retired 10 the
stud.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
CATTLE SALES
Local Grain and Produce Market.


Wheat (farpers delivery)-Hard. old.
No 2, 5S1zc; new. No. 2. soc; No. 3, 53d54c /;
No. 4, 50dS2c; soft No. 2, 5s1kc. Carloads
on track-Hard, No. 2, Sc; No. 3, 520
soc; No. 1. 1880: red, No. 2. sc; No. 3,
5G954c; No. /. 4sG50c.
Corn-No. ?, 40c
Oats-Farmers' delivery. 24G25c. Car
loads on track-No. g. 2sc; No. 4. 24625c.
Hay-Alfaifa No. l. $500; No. 2 $50
prairie Ooose) No. 1. $50: No. ?, $50;
baled No. 1, $50; No. ., 500
Flour (vholesale)-Best patent, $40,
in carload lots. delivered to all southern
Kansas points.
EgGs-l4c. subject to Gambling
Butter-Packing. I01zc; country. 16d17c.
Poultry-Hens. SC; spring broilers. IL
to 2iz pounds, loo; turkey hens Sc; toms,
&c; geese. full feather. &c: ducks. fun
feather. &C.
Hides-G. S. | and round, Sc: side
brand hides, 50 pounds and Up. nc: side
brand hides. under IS pounds. SIC: G. s.
bull hides. &c; glue stock and bad grub
by. &c; green hides. Sc; No l horse.
S2.25: No. horse, SIPS; pony hides, 75c to
Sl.0o; dry flint butcher. Is pounds and up.
i31zc; dry flint fallen, 16 pounds and up. I2c;
all light hides under Is pounds. sI2c; all
light .alted hides, loc; ali culls. SC; No.
tallow, 51zc; No. taliow, &c; sheep
pelts. 25G75c.
Green fruit-Apples per bu., 4Od50c;
grapes, per basket, I+G15c: tomatoes. per
basket, -0G30c; peaches, basket. eodS5c;
watermelons, per dozen. 81. 0c3S2 %: canta-
lOupes. per dozen. 2el5Oc: bananas. per
10, S1zc; oranges. per box, 81. 25a4 80, lem
ons. per box. g. 50a74O0
Observation-Disclosures, per bu. 35G4Oc;
sweet potatoes, 1d1lzc per ID; cabbage.
t5c per leo lbs; wax beans. 4ol75ec per
basket egg plant 25Q50cc per dozen; on
ions, per bu., 6o6s5c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
2 INTERESTING LOYE MAICHEs
London Il sso~-Spin< on the American
Girls Catches

l-c-c11- SEPT In lrrsrestlrg e.
Eage-leut- q result q re recent Lralrn
sesso-. j. thar = LADY Ag1rey R51rr
are Charles Ansoz- Lady Audrey e -es
youngest eauzhteT - the lafe ssri e
HarroFaT AID sstsr - she E-esrnt
pee
Her 1zs aans q A1sizi.s. BIT see e
zore Ss2erallg i-1oru ~ ksE i
So has nesr c1t --ly fru Fzr Sha
= pTlsry risssant zirf rho tza eFers-
o-e s rooa ~-ls1az
Her 1a-ce i 9 brother ~ q. Eari =
LscsGr.a IL las q e1zssasrzhle szzrs
= tAs god isaks e ~ rses sna e a
here IS VEL having. serVes Il 5szta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
HOG MARKET
TEN HIGHER
Receipts Were Good for a
Holiday.
TOP PRICE WAS 1852 ~
Cattle Supply Best for Several
.DayS---Market Steady.

Yesterday was Labor day and the men
about the Union stock yards thought
they were going TO get a holiday, but
they came TO the yards just TO make
sure that nothing came. The stock com
menced arriving, and there was q pretty
good days business. The hog market
opened strong and soon advanced ten
cents, and about all the sales were at
the full advance There were no fancy
heavy hogs on the market. but good
mixed packers sold around seven dollars
and half, the top being s7.5z1z.
HOG SAT &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
MOI Two CARDINALS YET
Word From Rome Declares United
states Episcopy TnfsVorable 10 II.

kome- oa0L TIE re1orts relative
&c The creation q another American car
6inaI are uRfounde5 OF az least prens-
ture. For afteen years efforts have been
made 70 secure another American member
Of the sacred college. but Il vas found
that the American episcopy was not SUI
acieatly favorable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
BASEBALL.
National League Games

PITTSBURG IS; BROOKLYN 81
ne" YORK sept With Brooklvn's
one run 70 hte good il the beginning ~
the ninth inning. the Pittsbure batfers
- a donovan curves and pounded out
TWO runs Of the earned variety. Leach
ana wagner singled. Tannehui SUBMITTED
q sacrifice and Burke's long hit TO right
Drought IN both the tieing and winning
runs, as the home team could not -
man as far as second base in the laftar
naH Of the final inning. Attendance ! 500
Score:
p. FIrst game RHE
Pittsburg ---..--.--.00 OOOO1IA4 ?
BROOKLYN 0 0a0o o16o .
Batteries. Chesbro and thinner: Don
van and Ahearn
Fittsourg out-batted Brooklyn in the
afternoon game. Leach's wild throw IN
the first inning let in three runs for
Brooklyn. in the sixth and eighth in
hlngs the visitors batted Kitson freely
ana AneaTn' $ poor throwing enabled the
champions 10 steal bases with inpunitv.
Attendance 900. Score:
Second game
Pittsburg ...-.......OIo0OSO8LS14
brooklyn ..-..-.....3 / o o. . o I'll .
Batteries: Lever and Smith: Evans.
kitson and Ahearn.
PHILADELPHIA Ill; CHICAGO So.
Philadelphia Sept Chicago and
philadelphia broke even on double
header today. The first game was a mis-
cradle exhibition. IN the second esrna
the locals could not hit Taylor. while
Duggleby was batted freely. Attendance
6,594 Score.
FIRST game RHE
Chicago .-....-......1 o . 0O00O-3
Philadelphia ..---.-2 , Ola I'll IA
batteries; Rhoades and king: White
and Douglass and Doom.
Chicago .--.-...--...01 23OOAs
PhAacel phia -...-..0 o 0 OGO-1
Batteries. Taylor and King; DuggIeby
and Douglass
ST. LOUIS SIS; NEW YORK p
New York, Sept. 1-St. Louis also won
both games today hitting AIathewson
hard again and fielding cleverly. The
visitors hunted good deal and this sort
OF play seemed 20 rattle the local infeld.
Attendance AGO. Score:
First game H 2
St Louis ............o3 0O2GOOs-8I o.
New York .---.--...o 0 0001 1-2I2
Batteries: Yerkes and OMEN; Nat
thewson and Boverman.
Second game RHE
Ne" 1cTh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II s
St Louis ....................... SIS o
BOSTON -; CINCINNATI 20
Boston, Sept 1.-Cancinuau batted Ma
larkey hard IN the first two innings OF
the afternoon game, scoring six runs and
winning the game Poole. although un-
steady. managed 10 keep the home teams f
hits scattered and unproductive OF runs.
Attendance 4.655. Score:
First game RHE
Boston --..---.-..-..0 . 0 o 0 00O2-4
Cincinnati --..-..-..3 300Oo1pN-
Batteries; Malarey and Kittredge; /
Poole and Bergen.
Ea-o--F came
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
FROM CHESS BACK TO LAW
PilIsbury. After Winning seven Out
ofTwcIve Games Decides TO Omit

Berlin. Sept HI y. Ptllshury. the
American chess player played twelve
simultaneous hiindfolde5 games yester-
day evening AZ the Berlin Checc club.
winning seven. losing three and drawing
TWO. Pilshury in conversing with
friends, said re hsd resolved 70 abandon
Championship matches and settle down 20
the practice Of law in Philadelphia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
HOG SALES.
CATTLE.

There were more cattle in the yards
yesterday than any day last week Two
car loads Of feeders and stockers were
sold and two more cars were sold 10 be
weighed up this morning. Some Of the
common cows and heifers would not
bring prices satisfactory 10 sellers and
were shipped out in first hands The
market was unchanged and sales were
made at about the same prices thae pre-
vailed the last three days OF last week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
q Weak
Stomach

Indigestion is often caused by over
sating. An eminent authority says
re harm done thus exceeds that from
F. he excessive use Of Alcohol Eat all
nc good food you want but don't over
ad the stomach. a weak stomach
nay refuse 10 digest what you eat.
Then you need q good digestant like
Kodol, which digests your food with
ut the stomach's aid. This rest and
he wholesome tonics Rodol contains
Don restore health. Dieting unneces-
airy. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
~ Of fulness and bloating from
Fhich some people suffer after meals.
cures indigestion.
kedOs Natures Tonic.
Prepared only by E. c. dewitt & Co, Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

steady. Beef steers. $ So. s-rrke-s
and feeders. S-5ss3475- COWS and hsifers.
Sz-&Ss s.. Texas steers s-s515 O.. cozs
ard hsIfers. E3E54
EoESRecstpts 1se Afzrket r higher.
PCS and lights. = ss77.s5s packers. 8
a. =. butchers 8 ssESl
p-Rzceipts, ISG MARX. stesdy
Natives. = ssas A. lambs. sz-5sss.ss Tex
sns. S551s1s
ST. Joseph.
= Joe, Sept L-Cattie-zece4pts. as1e
Steady 20 lsc higher Natives. e go s..
COWS ard heEers. g -sGeI5- veais g.
Gs$. bulls ard stays E5Esls stock
e-s and feeders. s---sGsE
HogS-Rec>ipts. 10 Five 20 Tie hlrh-
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Den I3s,, ~: COLORADO 3RADo SPRINGS -
header BY superior all round playing.
The second game was called in the sew
enth inning on account OF darkness.
Scores:
First game Ri E
Denver -.............00O4 en- 5
/ Colorado Springs. 0OO3 7 !
Batteries. Moskimon and Wilson; Jones
and Hansen.
Second game Ri z
Denver .................52 -s14 2
Colorado Springs 001 01-4I2 .
Batteries: Eyler and Mcconnell: Fore
man and Hansen.
OMAHA s-S; DIES MONIES q.
Omaha. Neb. Sept. 1.-The home team
won the morning game by superior bat
ting The visitors saved a shut-out by
batting rally in the ninth Attendance
800. Score:
First game RH z
Omaha ..---.........0 0O2O0O4O-6 !
Des Moines ....--..0 0 o O002-2 > 0
Batteries: Graham and Gonding; Nor
rison and Hanson.
In the afternoon game Omaha batted
two more Of the visitors pitchers all
over the lot while Brown held his hits
down 10 for. Attendance $500. Score:
Omaha .,............o24O1OO2-si3
Des Moines 800 1 0 0000o-1 ?
Batteries: Brown and Gondins; Feeney.
WeiEert and Lobeck.
ST. JOE 5-l1: PEORIA %.
St. Joe, Sept. 1-St. Joseph defeated
Peoria in both games today with ease.
Attendance 500 Score:
First game RHE
St Joseph ......-...2 o o o 0 o-5 ?
Peoria ...-...........2 0 . O00-2 Z
Batteries: Glade and Roth; Jones and
Wilson
Second game RHE
St. Joseph .......-0OG 3131O-11 Is
Peoria .---......----.0 o @ 0 0 > 0 ID
Batteries: McFadden and Garvin;
Faulks and Hanford.
KANSAS CITY 2-5: MILWAUKEE "a
Kansas City. Sept. Although SWORN
stead held Kansas City down 70 three
hits in the first game. the home team
Won out through errors by the visitors
Muwauee took a lead Of three runs in the
first inning OF the last game and was
never headed. Attendance !. 900 Scores:
First game RHE
Kansas City ........0 ? 0 001o0s-s /
Milwaukee .------.-0 0 0 I % :
Batteries Weimer and Messitt;
Swormsteead and Lucia
Second game RHE
Kansas City ........o o o o 0 . %
Milvys ukee g . 90 @ O O. o.
Batteries: Nichols. Messitt and KEN
mer; Adkins and Lucia
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afternoon game, Powell being instrument
tai in bringing in the winning run With
the score tie in the ninth inning Mitch
ell knocked Kahoe senseless BY hitting
him on the head with pitched ball. This
hAed the bases and Mitchell gave Powell
a base on balls. forcing y the deciding
run. Attendance $500. SORE:
First game Ri E
St Louis -.....-..-.o12O 00001-4 1
--iladelphla 30 Q o / O. S
Batteries: Powell and Kahoe; Mitchell
and Schreck
Second game RRE
ST. Louis .-.....-..0 11o210 0s-5l0
Philadelphia ...-...-0 0 Q @ 0 IL
Batteries: Sudhoff and Kahoe; Wad-
dell and Schreck.
CLEVELAND $40; BOSTON 90
Cleveland, Sept. Cleveland shut out
Boston twice today Bernhard being
puzzle The locals hit Dineen at will.
The crowd was the largest that ever wit
messed ball game ia Cleveland The
paid admissions nun bered L, 2s6. Score:
First game RHE|
Cleveland ..-.......-1 01z040 '-s13 2
Boston ....--.-...-.-0 o o 0 0 0 o 0 % 6
Batteries: Bernhard and Wood; Dineen
and Warner.
Second game RHE
Cleveland ...........51030 10O"-1o Is 0
Boston ..-..--.....-.O 0 o 0 0 0 o. )
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Sparks
and Criger.
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American Leaaue Games.

CHICAGO So; BALTIMORE -
Chicago, Sept. Chicago easily won
the first game from Baltimore bv bunch
ing hits with bases on balls. The errors
o. the visitors also helped the home team
70 win. oBth teams played loose ban in
The second game. Stranss three errors
giving Baltimore three runs in the eighth
and Robinson's Wild . row allowing Chi
case 70 tie. Score:
First game Ri
Chicago ..........-..02 Conner Su s
Baltimore ...o00n2 IRo1-4 e
Batteries. Pratt and Mcfarland, Witt
ana Robinson.
seoond same RHE
Chicago .-..-......-.2 0001O0o& !
Baltimore .---......0 o G 0 . 0 e-5
Batteries. Griffith and Z Mcfarland.
Witt ond Robinson. Game called on
account OF darkness
DETROIT 15-4. WASHINGTON l.
Detroit Sept. Lees delivery suited
the Detroit team nicely and they pro-
oeeoed 70 fatten their averages Casey's
home run was q beautiful drive 10 the
club house Nuilin was given high class
support hy his team mates scores
FRS, game u
Detroit .-............os34ooos.-isi Is
Washington -----...t 006oo0a-1 q
Batteries; Mullin and Buelow: Lee and
Brin.
Second game RHE|
Washington -......-2 G Q @ 0ool-s .
Batteries: Mccarthy and Mcclure PAT
ter ana Clarke
ST LOUIS 81; PHILADELPHIA -
81 Louis. Sept 1--St. Louis Won the
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