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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-27
Toilet Of a Lady Ant.

From the London Express.
A naturalist has been making observa-
tons on the toilets of certain ants, and has
discovered each insect goes through most
elaborate additions
They are not only performed by herself.
but by another. who acts for the time as
lady's maid. The assistant starts by wash
ing the face Of her companion, and then
goes over the whole body. The attitude Of
the ant that is being washed is one of in
tense satisfaction. She lies down with all
her limbs stretched loosely out; she rolis
over on her side. even her back. a perfect
picture of ease. The pleasure the little In
sect evinces being thus combed and spopged
is really enjoyable to the observer
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Whyp
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Yes said the coal operator, 1.-THE strike
is virtually over. We could go to mining
again now if we saw fit
why don't you do 1t, then?" asked the
other man.
The operator shrugged This shoulders,
looked dreamily at the great piles of IS coal
visible through the rear window of his
office, and said nothing.
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WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Harris Colts will play the S. H
reeves team at Fort Smelling this after.
noon.
The Hermann team defeated the Wells
bach Lights. Score, IL to 8.
The Delestry team will play the Can.
toners on the Mercer street grounds this
morning, and the Butternut Street Stars
in the afternoon.
The Great Northern Colts would like
10 arrange a Saturday game with any
team in the city. Answer through {
G o b e.
The Weary Willies will play two games
today. In the morning they meet the
northwestern Telephone company team
and in the afternoon the Daytons. The
morning game will be played on the West
side grounds. In the afternoon, at Chats
worth and University avenue.
The Keystones defeated the Minnesota
Stars by the score of 80 to 8.
The Lennon Colts have reorganized I'M
der the name Of Nonpareils, and chal-
the city. Address all challenges to M.
wagner, 1893 Woodbridge street.
At the Junior Pioneer picnic July 90
the upper town and lower town teams will
play game of ball for a case of wine and
a pox of cigars.
The White Bear club and the Great
Northern Clippers will play on the
greens this afternoon.
The White Lilies are ready to play the
Cortlands for a purse Aug g. Answer
the manager of the White Lilies can see
for the denial cf defeat by the Cortlands
is because the CortlandS play teams
eighteen years old and the White Lilies
team is under fifteen.
The Packer Colts would like to hear
city. Address Fred Wilson. 400 Bruno
street. -r ac,
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Frank Chamberlain, the champion
lassoer of America" has arrived at
Chicago from the plains. He has given
an exhibition of his skill with the
lariat and described the art Of throw
ing it in the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
"a mistaken impression prevails in
the mind of the public in regard to the
manner in which a lasso is handled"
says this expert. "The idea that the
loop is always strung around the head
before making a cast, especially when
the roper is on foot, is erroneous. No
man Of experience ever makes a cast
in this fashion from the ground in
practical work. There are several rea-
sons why he does not One of them is
that the movement is likely to brighten
the stock, especially horses; another
that he may have to wait some min
utes before favorable opportunity oc-
ours for making a cast. He knows that
better results are obtained by holding
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Brewer right fielder but any time Len
non attempts to trade Lunley for the
German he will start trouble with the
home town fanatics.
In the third Kelley had an easy time
after reaching first or a fielder's choice.
He started to steal second and Cross
threw high. A. Mcbride got the bah in
center field after Kelley had started for
third Mcbride threw wild, and the ball
went to the bleachers. Kelley scored While
Herman and the other Mcbride chased the
ball.
Jerry Hurley played a steady game back
of the plate. Hurley is rounding back
in form, and before the season is much
older the ambitious base StealerS will
meet up with trouble.
Chcch had things all his own way up
to the eighth. Then the Brewers pounded
out for safe ones, but Chech refused to
leave the ground and Shannon's throw
stopped the trouble. In the ninth the
pitcher made the Stein Grabbers do it
one two, three.
Miilers Win Fast Game.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 12.-Min-
neapolis won a fast eleven inning game
today from Kansas City. The brilliant
fielding of Grant at second was the feat
IRE of the day. Minneapolis tied the
score in the eighth and won by a single
by Phye and Wilmot's double. Attend
ance 3S6. Score.
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Snecial to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 12.-Eight
st. Paul Golfers came down this morn
ing to test their strength against the
experts of the Country club, and after
IS holes had been played they found
themselves go down and falling rapidly.
The team from the North was not by
any means the full strength OF the
Town and Country club, as five OF the
best players were prevented from max
ing the trip. When the first round was
finished the Milwaukee men were 16 up,
and from that time on it was sure
thing for the home players.
The score between the two clubs on
the same links last year was q up In
favor of Milwaukee. Following is the
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roundup, and these, wherever found,
are Immediately roped, thrown and
burned At every turn and in every
phase of his work the cowboy has need
of his rope. 1t is brought into play in
catching fresh mounts for the men, for
no horse is kept under saddle more
than a few hours at time. If, as not
infrequently happens, steer strays
into quicksand, or mires in a bog,
the lasso is thrown about his horns
and he is speedily extricated.
"When the mess wagon needs lift
up a hill or assistance in crossing miry
bottom land, the man with the rope
is at hand to render aid. Wood must
be brought for the camp fire. The cow
boy attaches one end Of his lariat to
the log of his desire, securing it by
any number of throws or 'hitches,'
takes snub on his saddlehorn, and the
well-trained, willing pony does the
rest"
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WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Omaha r. Fl. p.
Milwaukee 100000 1O-5 5
Omaha ....!i.0 oil 0 0 0 0 IL Z 2
Batteries, Mcpherson and Hannaford,
owen ana Tbomds
At Colorado SpAngs- r. HE
Col. Springs q o'63 Oo12 8
Kansas City Y a 90 90 COL O-5 10 5
Batteries, 4ibsah Weimer and Messitt
Jones and Bearwald.
At Des MolnesT1tf R. H. E.
Des Moines Q @ 80 $1,000 as 0
Peoria ......s.0 go 0 0 0 / 0 OIL 8 3
Batteries Hoffer and Lobecl1, Schafstall
AT DenverL d R.H. E,
Denver ......4 100000 2-5 3
st; Joseph. % / 2 0 ! l 2 Is IL 8
batteries, McCloskey and Wilson, Par
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the rope as unebtrusively as possible
even keepingf it concealed from the OBJ
ject of capture.
"On the contrary, however, when
mounted andtin pursuit, it is absolutely
necessary toy swing the loop over and
around the head, for the cast must be
made with the greatest possible force,
in order to overcome not only the for
ward movement of the pursued, but
also the action of the wind, should
that chance to be against you.
LAS to the manner of casting, some
'ropers,' cast with a quick, jerky move
ment of the hand, seeming to use the
arm very little and the body not at all.
Others employ body, arm and hand
Both methods are effective when per-
fected by practice.
Branding on the unfenced range is
a task that never ends. There are con-
stantly being discovered animals that
have been missed at the regular
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caIumetsa Ask Another Chance.

hands of the 2St.alPaul lacrosse club, the
Chicago Calunets have written Secretary
Elliott to ask for a chance to even things
up. Manager Donnelly declares that he
to take the next game played here. The
st. Paul club has accepted the challenge
and the game will be played some Sunday
later. Beginning today the st. Paul club
will resume regular practice. All play
ers are requested to report at Lexington
park this morning
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Track Record at Bradford sroken.

r, BRADFORD, Pa, July 12.-TodaEs
programme closed the meeting of the
was very close and exciting. and was the
most successful ever held here Backers
Of favorites had good day, the talents
choice in the three events winning out.
Eff1e Powers, in the free-for-all pace
broke the track record by pacing the last
heat in 2:10 fiat. ess,. rvt-1
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ST.PAULM men BEATEN
MILWAUKEE, GOLFERS ADMINS
TER DEFEAT TO TOWN AND
COUNTRY PLAYEhS
FIVE OF THE LOCAL
TEAM NOT IN GAME

Doran and Finch Are the Only Ones
That Finish Up on Their Opponents,
the Former Beating Hamilton, and
the Latter Making Three Up on c.
p. Spooner-The Score for the Team
in 80 Down.
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Local Syndicate to Buy Cincinnati Team

CINCINNATI Ohio, July 12.-There is
the best authority for stating that ne
some time have about reached con-
clusion by which the Cincinnati team Of
the National league will soon pass from
the hands of John T. Brush, of Indian
apolis, to a local syndicate headed by
August Herman, the chief lieutenant Of
George B. Cox
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Sir Thomas Confirms Report That He
VIII Go After the Cup AGAIN.

LONDON, July 12.-Conf1rming the an
nouncement already made, the Exchange
Telegraph company this evening says that
Sir Thomas Upton announced at South
ampton today his determination to again
compete for the Americas cup.
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Pears Goes to Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., July 12-Manager
signed Frank Pears, of st. Louis, to play
nrSt base. Pears replaces David Cal
noun, who has been in a hospital for some
time, suffering from blood poisoning.
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LUMLEY WINS GAME
RIGHT FIELDER DRIVES OUT HOME
RUN WHEN THE SCORE
is TIED.
SAINTS POUND HERMAN
CZECH SPREADS HITS

Kelley Followers Take Lead, But Brew
ers Pull UP Even in the Eighth-Home
r. Team Shows Fast in FieId-Milwaukee
Players Errors Prove CostIy-Last of
Series This Afternoon.
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Mertes, Mccormick, Friel; sacrice hits,
Strang, Isbell Friel, Sugden; double plays,
Green to Isbell Daily to Davis to Isbell;
base on balls, eff Patterson 4, off Don
ahue 8; wild pitch. Patterson; time, 1:45;
umpire, O'Iaughlin.
Cleveland Wins Easily.
CLEVELAND. Ohio July 12.-Cleveland
secured a commanding lead in the first
inning and won easily. Mercer strained
a tendon when delivering the second
pitched ball ard after Bay and Bradley
had hit safely, he retired in favor of Mil
Ter. He viii probably be out of the game
for some time. Barrett's sensational
fielding and Bradleys batting were feat
ures.. Score:
Cleveland ....5 oo2o1o Il 8
Detroit .......2 0 o 1 2 O-5 s 2
Batteries. Bernard and Wood, Mercer.
Miller MIL + and Mcclure; earned run. CIeve3
berfeId; innings pitched Mercer u Mil
Ter II; hits, off Mercer 2, off Miller 10;
Sacrifice hit, Elherfeld; double play, Goch-
n na to Lajoie to Hickman; first base on
bals, by Miller 3, by Bernhard 8; hit by
pitched ball, by Bernhard 1; left on bases,
Cleveland z, Detroit s; struck out, b.
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Harrow Wins hy Eioht wiokets.

LONDON, July Fin the annual
match between Harrow and Eton begun
ut Lords grounds here yesterday, Elton
was all out in the second inning for 228
runs. Harrow won by eight wicksts.
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BROOKLYN is SHUT OUT.
Nichols Home Run Brings in ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 12.-st. Louis
home run drive in the fourth inning scored
the only three runs by the locals. Both
pitchers were in fine form. Attendance,
{. 600 Score:
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Miles Defeats Sir Edward crex.

LONDON, July Re H. Miles de-
feaied Sir Edward Grey in the final for
the M. G. B. gold racquets at the Queens
club court this afternoon. Miles thus re-
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crookston Beats wInnToeo.

Special to The Globe
CROOKSTON, Mimi, July ~
Croookton won from Winnipeg today by
score of s to 5.
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Bernhard B. McAnister, Amt, Gleason;
Wild pitch, Miller; time, 1:40; umpire,
Sheridan; attendance, IL ,O45.
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*Rothfuss out for running out of line.
Earned run, Minneapolis: two-base hits,
Phyle. Nance, Wilmot, Smith; passed
ball, Byers; base on balls, off CribbinS 2,
off Gear 2; struck out by Gear l, by
Cribblns 2 by KatoIl 8; stolen base,
Grady; innings pitched, Cribbins s, Ka-
toll 8; sacrifice hits. Grant, Werden,
Smith, left on bases. Minneapolis 6, Kan
sas City TO- double plays Grant to Wer-
den, Gear to Grady; time, 2:05; umpireS,
Figgemeier and Wolfe.
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Easy Win for Madella.

|USJ w III TUT w dUGIIds
Special to The Globe.
MADELIA, Mimi, July 12.-The Ma
della team defeated the Truman team bv
the score oof 20 to 4. Batteries. Have
and Buckley, Taylor and Trye. HAYES
pitching was the feature.
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Columbus 30 o O o 0 / 0 0 0-1
Louisville ....3 0 l 0 4 0 / 0 90

Stolen bases, Fox Tannehill Clymer,
Cannon. sacrifice hit, Clymer; two-base
hits, Mcfarland 2, Bonner. Camel;
three-base hit Knoll; struck out, by
Voorhees, 2, by Coons 1; base on balls. by
Voorhees, 2, by Coons /; passed ball, Fox;
time, 1:43; umpire, Francis.
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Boston Wins in the Ninth.

*Batted for Pittinger in the ninth.
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2, Boston 3;
base hits, Beck, Crawford; stolen
bases, Hoy, Moran; double plays, Beckley
to Corcoran, Steinfeldt to Beckley; first
on balls, off Thielman /, off Pittinger 5;
hit by pitched balls, by Thielman 2;
struck out, by Pittinger 5; wild pitch,
Thielman; time, 300; umpires Brown and
Power.
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PHILLIEs WIN PITCHERS BATTLE.
Dineen and WaddeIi Are Both In Fine

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 16.-Dineen
and Waddell We're in fine form today, and
the spectators witnessed good pitchers
battle. Boston had an opportunity to tie
the score in the ninth inning with one out
batsmen struck out Attendance, 10, 39S.
Score:
F RRatsR = 1853 5S 8 :
BATTERIES; Dineen and Warner. Wad-
Murphy nd ny; earned run, Philadelphia; sacri-
Fultz, Davis; double plays, Warner to
Lachance, Davis to Waddell, Schreck to
M. Cross; left on bases, Boston S, Phila-
|, off Waddell 3; struck out, by Dineen /,
Wadden 9; wild pitch, Waddell; time,
1925; umpire, Connolly.
orth Wins for Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 12.-Wash-
ineton Won today's game mainly through
scattered hits being allowed. A triple
play by Williams, Gilbert and Kelley was
the star play Of the contest Attendance,
4,501. Score:
Washington II O1o*-4 10 Q
Baltimore 80 0 0 GO 0 0 OIL 4 8
Batteries, Orth and Clarke, McGinnity
and BreSnahan; earned runs, Washington
l, Baltimore L; two-base hits, Ely, Will
liams; three base hit, Kelly; stolen bases,
Ryan, Coughlin. Doyle; sacrifice hit Gill
Kelly; base on balls, off Orth /, McGinnity
4, hit by pitched bah, Carey; struck out,
by Ortiz 2; left. on bases, Washington 8,
Baltimore 4; time 1:45; umpires, Car
ruthers and tombstone.
Hits Win for Chicago.
. CHICAGO, July 1.-THE locals won to-
days game by consecutive hitting in the
fourth, fifth and sixth innings. Patterson
was nit hard, but kept his hits well scat
tered after the first inning. Hemphill was
pire. Attendance, $3.50. Score:
Chicago. ......0 02211 - II
st. Louis .....3 0 0 / 0 0 GA 10 3
Batteries, Patterson and Sullivan, Don
ahue and Sugden; left on bases, Chicago
8, St. Louis z; tWo-base hits, DAILY.
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st. Louis ....O 0 0 3 0 0 20
Brooklyn 10 0 90
Earned runs, st. Louis 8; home run,
Nichols; sacrifice hit, Donovan; double
plays, Farrell to Nichols, Brashear to
Nichols; stolen base, Farrell; bases on
balls, off Yerkes /, off KitSon 1; struck
out, by Kitson 2; left on bases, st. Louis
a. Brooklyn q; time, 1885; umpire, O'Day.
Pittsburg Blanks New York.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 12-For the
second time this season Chesbro struck
out eleven New Workers and only two of
the visitors reached third base. Clafke's
playing was the other feature. He
reached first base every time he went to
bat and scored three runs. Attendance,
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"Sheehan out on bunt, third strike.
%%Batted for Lundblum in ninth.
Earned runs, Toledo 2, Indianapolis 8:
two-base hits. Ownes 2, O'Brien, Cou, teri
Matthews, Kihm and Sheehan; home run,
Smith; passed ball. Kleinow; bases on
balls off Lundblum 8, off Suthof 81
struck out. by Lundblum 1, by Suthoff q;
sacrifice hit. Burns; stolen bases, Fox 2,
Hogriever; double play. O'Brien to Shee-
han; time, 1870; umpire, TyndaH; at
tendance, 1900.
Louisville Still at It.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 12-Voorhees
was a mark for the Louisville batsmen
today, while Coons kept the hits we'll
scattered. The fielding Of Wheeler was a
feature Attendance, 1920. Score:
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Upton WILL TRY ONCE MORE.

tains the trophy. The score was 6-1, 3-S,
6-1 and GA.
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Meadow Brock Team Beaten.
LA CROSSE, Wis, July 12.-The Mead
ow Brook Golf team, CT Winona was de-
feated today by the local players by 10
holes.
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Woolan, not out NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daniels COOK :...'..............
Goodwin b Goodwin ....................1 10
Swarbeck, not out ....................
luke, run out OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0
Robertson b Cook .................... 0
Extras ...'.......''.t. ............ 0
Total IA
Bowling Analysis =
wv Over. Runs. Wkts.
:. COOK S0f0 .i.. :,'::...:::: 8 :
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LundbIoom Pitches Wild.

LundbIoom Pitches Wild.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 12-Lundbloom,
the pitcher recently secured from Cleve-
land, was largely responsible for the loss
of today's game on account of his wild
ness. Suthoff kept his hits well scat
fared Scora
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Players Show in Poor Form and Low

Players Show In Poor Form and Low
Scores Result.
The Minnesota Cricket team defeated
the Minneapolis Cricket team at K1ttson-
dale yesterday by % runs. The weak
ness of the two teams explains the low
scores. Clark and Goodwin played well,
and Cook did good work with the ball.
Following is the full score and bowling
analysis:
Minnesota Cricket Club
Napier Goodwin ''s''''''' 0
Donaldson Woolan 49,. ..........
Sweetapple Richards, b Woolan. 800. 2
Goodwin b Woolan .................'.. 3
Cook b Woolan ....s. .s'.'"''. $1,000
Clark, not out ''''s' II
Davidson b Goodwin ........:...........,.
Quosbarth stmpd. Richards b Goodwin. z
Robinson b Woolans ..-................
Langhorne b Goodwin Observation-Disclosures. 3
E. Rumble C sub, b Woolan. ........... =
Extras .s....".s.'''S'.'' D
Total ........'''''.''''''' 80
Over. Runs. Wkts
M y Calvin ;;'. ...::::12 q z
Minneapolis Cricket Club
Richards Cook ......................0
Burt Sweetapple, b Goodwin. ......... 0
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none out when winning run scored.
Earned runs, st. Paul 8, Milwaukee 2;
two-base hits, Billiard, Dunkle; three base
hit, Shannon; stolen bases, Mailman, KEEL
ley, double plays, Lynch to Higgins to
Kelley 2; bases on balls, off Chech l, off
Herman ]; struck out, by Herman, Hur-
ley 2, Lumley. Lynch; by Chech, Cling
man; wild pitch Chech; left on bases, St.
Paul 4, Milwaukee 8; time, 1870; attend
ance, 1918; umpire, Foreman.
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Close Came at chfcann.

CHICAGO, July 12.-PhiladeIphia,s
lead, which they gained by good HITTING
IN the first and fifth, was tied by the To-
work and an error Two Singles and n
double scored the winning run in the
tenth. Attendance, 3,400. Score:
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Games Today.

Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
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Notes of the Game.

The Saints play the concluding game
of the series with Milwaukee this after
noon. Stimmel or Cogan will work for the
home team. Altrock will go in for the
Brewers.
The Kelley band showed back in form
yesterday. The infield worked like a
drilled infield. Bobbie Lynch worked fast
at short, and billiard played the game at
Geier'S corner.
Schiebeck had his eye on the ball and
laced out three singles in his four times
up, Runkle got double and a single.
Tommy McAndrews was missing yes
terday. Another Mcbride covered the
third corner and covered it vail
Cogan started things early by lacing
out a three-sacher. The alderman is sure
pounding the ball these days. He sent
three drives to the outfield yesterday, and
the two that were stopped made the
feeders hurry.
Lumleys homer in the ninth was. al
most duplicate Of the Cogan home run.
Lumley is Handicapped by a sprained an
kle, but he had passed third before Dun
gan caught up with the drive.
Bobby Lynch played a fast game at
short and backed up Pat billiard in a way
little fellow appears to be coming back
into form and should make good.
Huggins played his usual good game at
second and handled six chances without
the threat of an error. His single in the
first helped the Saints along some.
spike shannon continues his SWattine
work. Shannon uses his head and the
inlelders do not know whether it is to be
q long clout or bunt when the CENTER
helder comes up for try.
New YORK may be after Mailman, the
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New York ..l0 Q Q Q . %
Earned runs, none; base hits.
Burke, Yeager; three-base hit J. Wag3
n E sacrifice I , hit, Leach; stolen bases,
plays, Yeager to G. Smith, c. Wagner to
e. Smith2to O'Hagan; first base on balls
or ShesPro pro, 1, off Matthewson 1: hit by
out, by Chesbro ii, by Matthewson On '3 >:
passed nssf;i ball. Yeager; time, 1875; umpire,
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Man Who Stole 5000, 900
to Prove Hi.c Honesty.
by r. A. LANE.

& - EW YORK, July 11.-Among
N the people crowding into
one of the Broadway the
aters the other night was a
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Milwaukee
MINNESOTA CRICKET TEAM WINS

Total -. ........... o
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-12-19
A Timely SuS6csfion.

This is the season of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re.
plenishes her supply of Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy. 1t is certain to Ge
needed before the winter is ever, and re-
suits are much more prompt and salts
factory when it is kept at htud and
given AS soon AS thu cold is cnutracted
and before it has become settled in tiit,
system. In almost every Instance a
severe cold may be wardsd off by takimg
this remedy freely as soon rs the ii"
Indication Of the cold appears. Ther,.
is no danger i'll giving it TO children for
it contains no harmful sub|tance. Il
is pleasant to take-bo,h adults and
children like i5. Bay it aud you will
get the best 1t always cures. For
sale by +. g.. Duke.