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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22

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f6uft.- 9eteftib Weaber bon Der
6tli6en 4oIi3eiitatton, IOpie Die 9Oz
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bufteten bai elbit iopo6l ben 8eitBer,
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8ruDer, tpel6er Der Sonntugsurbeit
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teten mebrere angebli9 nit Bier angez
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peqen 9iebfa6l5 Der u6r ii6erpteien
purben.
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lief elmer Der Waggons bur9 cine of
fene 8ei6e auf bas pier bes 8uuz
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6eute nit Ieiner @uttin CUR @r6olun8
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3u6l 5reunbe unO 8etannte aufiu4en
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gu tIein era9tete, 10 griinbete er in
SCRANTON bic 81. 9auls 9emeinbe,
pel9e er bann 8uglei6 nit ieiner Sc
meiRpe in SQAlQr be1ieRts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
Sta0t Baltimore.
griefbef0roerutra mad bonn NusIuube

"~Nt wv
Die ~auspGrtige poit fir bic nit
benz 27. September enOenbe Wo9e
f6lieBs Gin alien SGqen pinftli4) i'm
bieiigen ppitdmte pie fDlgt:
Die 9oit lit often fir PadetzStii6e
BON 8 ubr 8ormittags Biz 5 ubr
Na9mittugs, ausgenDmmen Conn
tags.
Sransz atlantic : g 1T.
Montug 7 u6r 4benDs: fir
europa per 9ampfer n&ronprin3
Milbelm" bia plpmoutb, GberbOurg
unb Bremen.
9ienitag = 9 16r Qbenbs: fir
europa per 9ampfer uSt. paul" Dia
southampton (8riefe fir Srlano
miifen per 9ampfer w@t. 9uul" be-
sei9net fein); II ubr &6enbs: fir
europa per Oumpfer Oceanic" pta
Queenstonn.
Mittpo9 = 9 l16r Nbenbs: fir
europa per0ampfer columbia" pta
9lpmoutb, Gbsrbourg unb 9amburg
(griefe fir 5rantrei4 miifen per
columbia" beaei9net fein); fir
5rantreid, Suo : europa, ggppten
unb9 8ritif9<Snbien per Sdmpfer
ga Souraine" pia 9dpre (8riefe fir
anbere Sbeile @uropa's miifen per
ga Souraine" be5ei9net iein).
Sreitag = 9 u6r Abenos: fir
europa per 9umpfer r2ucanta" bid
Queenstopn.
pof ii 81 b unb Gentralz
4meritu, Weftinoien
II. |. m.
Montag - 6 16r Q6enbs: fir bic
Ga plataz2Gnber per 0ampfer So
ronba;" II ubr Nu9ts: fir Central
Mmerifu unb Soften an Der Siozpaz
cifictiiite per 9ampfer ptu Colon.
OienI flag = 1 1br Ra4mtttags:
fir Samaica per 9ampfer BON 3d.
fton; II ubr Na9ts: fir Mupugues
per 9ampfer rputbfinber;;" fir
Norb 8raiilien per 9umpfer u9rez
eprp" pia para unb Maraos; fir
Surt's Sslanb unb ct. Domingo per
9ampfer rGberotee;" fir Die See
nurbz unb @inblparb : Snieln, Sri
tii9z, 9Ondnoti9z unb 5ran5Oiii3z
9utana per 0ampfer r5ontabele."
Mittpo9 = II 1br Nu4ts: fir
Cuba per 9ampfer r9apana;" fir
8raiilien per 9ampfer r9recian
prince" bia Yernambucp unb San=
tos; fir bic Bahamas unb Santiago
per 9ampf er rYucatan."
9onneritag i l1br Na9mittags:
fir Sumutca per 9umpfer bon 3d.
ton; IL u6r Ra4ts: fir Snagua
unb 6aptt per 9ampfer opaloma."
Sreitag = II ubr Na6ts:. fir
Bermuda per 9ampfer v9retoriu;"
fir Yorto 3tco per 9ampfer rGoa=
ND" pia Can Suan; fir Caracas II.
8ene5uela per0ampfer vMaracuibo;"
fir Samaica unb 9rebtptpn per
0ampfer nAlIegbanp;" fir @renaba
unb Srinfbab per 0ampfer nMaraz
cis;" fir Die Ga plataz2Gnber per
0umpfer Belgium Sing"
pOit na9 Neufunblanb pia Nort6
@pbneb unb mad Miguelon pia 3d.
fton i4lieBt bter tGglt9 Inn 3 l1br
Na9mittags; na9 Cuba pia Sampa
tGgli9 I'm 1 ubr Ra9mittags; na9
9onburus, Gotta Hica unb @uatez
mala bia NepzSrIeans tGsIi9 Inn 8
ubr Qbenbs.
Grams : gaciftc : g It.
Montag-7 1br 4benbs: fir 5az
mali, China uHb Sapan unb bic g6iz
lippinen pia Sun Sranaisco.
9onneritag - l16r 4benbs: fir
Die gbilipptnen pia @an Jran5isco.
qoit fir CHINA unb Sapan bia
8ancOuber f6IieBt 6ier tGsli9 bis
gum 80. Sept. INN 7 1br Qbenbs; fir
&uitralien, Reuieelanb, Siit Samoa
unb 9atpaii big gum II. Sfto6er tGgz
li9 I'm Z lt6r Nbenbs.
Srans pacific : goit ipirb tG9z
li9 gum Qbeungsbafen bef0roert uno
arrangements iinO getroffsn fir be-
rem ununter6ro6ene ueberlano : 8ez
fDrberung.
g. Saptes 8arfteIb,
8Dftmeiftcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22

Wetterausfi9ten Sir
Marblunb uno ben Oiftritt Columbia
tbeilpeiie tribe am Wpntug, tpdbrz
i9einli9 Rsgen9iife uuf benz Situfer,
tlar am Dienitag. nDroliae Winoe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22

Cine GoGlifion fanb seitern
Morgen an Der Gde BON 2ertngtonz
unb @reteritraBe ftatt 3pii4en benz
8Gderipagen Der 5ruu 4nnie 9innz
itein bon Scr. 246, Norb<greteritruBe,
unb einem Waggon Der elettrif4en
8abngefeIf9aft, nobel Der porbere
She'll bes Wagens bef4Gbigt unb bas
gferb bermaBen perGeBt nurbe, baB
es na9 einem pferOe=9piPital ge>
bra9t tperben muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22

Senr1 Sncfeln s. Spbn baben NIT
Dem Namnfer ,,Q9inebaS" cine Sen=
nuno upu go Siibeln ed1ten Gmme1t=
tbaGer sdueiserf1ie nito nit Sart=
pier ,,RunU" cine ScnSmng 8rima
Scrinae in Seas nnN Barrels BON
Tlaoingcn III 9paano crbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


n9ouioupitraben<S beater."- Sieie
sSode: N rug0eO Ssro~.
.Iuoitorinm : Mu1it : SaGe." =
Skis 99obs: Abe G9rttjan@. Sdeli3 Incl Rrr=
feaungsu.
rJorb's Spernbaus". = OieTe
sSo3t: rNrimrpR & EpdtaOer's Rinitrtl5a.
rWeuitt : 4faoemi~." Oisfe
a8O3t: 81 Rupui 5amilp"
Yapf<8nrten, Nr. 800, W.z8ibble=
Strabs. Ssten 4benO 6onsrt.
tSrobe Gr0ffnung
beutt, ben p. Septsmber bon Il. %. Tlid'g
1Seutf6ss 8litbaus,~ Rr. All, S8ttt=9rattzs traBe.
@rOHnun9
bon Otto S.amberosr's Geaelbabnen uuD r9ooI
@ooms4 mprgeu, 9itufag, in Tr. 2G2. &OrOz
SreenezStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
@rOfnuns meiner &eselbabnen

uno ,,Hpol &upms" 9icnHaa, ben
23. Scptembcr, in Nr. 2O2, Gpro.
Greene= StraRe. So laoet elm
(265-6) Otto Samberacr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
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6eufe:
eonn,naufaans bib Tlonoaufsans.... s.26
GouneuuntersaIs 60 ~
Sohflutb 9.53 Viorsens uno lo.2s 4oeHos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22

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Tragt die ode SOt8, Die lhr mmGrG ekaut Hatt
s URSif EAzEzr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
SO etterberidIt.
Ser, Gtaaten aS ettersS Ireau.
Baltimore, ben al. Stptenlhtr 1902.

a.. o.,A -Dtus@
3.it nas ,U' 2ber. SS.sp,sr!t Rett.
500 %. 30I7 90 50 9. 40 l1rib.
BOO Il. 80 II 6S 80 N.<O. . l3ieecn
Wlitti. garouleterf. 3O.14 Ss6f. Ib,rmsmetcrf...7
YiittI. aberulvmet,rE. 80 gtiebriaf.I 6s
Die bo61e Shnt1iafit bes Winses in elmer Stuups
betrua 20 DltlItn Don gtorooftH.
9as aefrise Wetter.- Die bohfte Gems
p,rntur bes ~eetrisen 2ascs Obs 8 rbr Abenosl mar
auf naheenanRttu Stati0ueu. Wie iolst:
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
,OCal and Personal Briefs

Honest sewing machines at hon
est prices. Fisk Sewing Machine
company. 10 It'd Itw
Ex.Sherif Stephen G. Pyle, OF
Middlebourne, Is in the city today
on business.
For sale at reasonable price fine
new organ, easy payments Fisk
Sewing Machine Co. 10 It'd Itw
G. D. Smith, Esl., of ST.. Marys,
passed through the city last eve.
ming on his way to Middlebourne
to visit his family.
Closing out all scuffed sewing
machines; every one warranted.
Fisk Sewing Machine company.
10 It d Itw
Wanted. Chaperone" by Paul
Leicester Ford, very latest book
out, handsomely illustrated, for
sale at McCoys Book Store.
The show people arrived this
afternoon and they will be greeted
with a large audience. The ad
vance sales are very large.
The Temple Clothing company's
store will be closed at E p. m. Fri.
day and remain closed until s D. m.
Saturday on account OF holiday.
92t
Mr.. L. NJ. Martin. a former we'll
known citizen of this county, now
resident of Waterford, O., was In
the city today shaking hands with
his many friends here. He has de-
cided to move from Waterford and
after next week will be at home In
Williamstown, W. Va. He made
the Review a very pleasant cash
and social call this morning.
David Hickman, clerk of the
County Court. candidate for cleo
ton, was in the city today. Mr..
Hickman says the charge printed
twice or three times to the effect
that If the people would elect him
as they did six years ago he would
never ask for the Office again, Is
not true. He says he never made
such promise to anybody at any
time In his life. He says he Is able
In every way to serve the public
another term In Office and If
elected he will appreciate the favor
very much and will discharge his
duties faithfully and honestly as he
has ever done.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
COUNTY SEAT NEWS.
Accidents.

Little Chandos Grim, son Of
Sheriff J. w. Grim, fell off the foo,
bridge running down Main stree,
to Dodd street. Tuesday afternoon,
+alighting upon paling fence. re-
ceivipg several severe bruises and
cuts on his body, which will con
fine him to his bed for some time
He fell about ten feet. DR.. Euple
re. 'dered the necessary medical at
tent|ou.
County Court.
The county court met Tuesday
and appointed election officers.
Election Officers.
The following gentlemen will
conduct the election to be held on
November 4 1922.
CcntreviIle District.
Precinct No. I-Ceutreville, B.
IL Pyle, James A. Meredith and
Marshall Plerpoint
Precinct M deep Valley, J,
c. Lewis, David Hess and George
w Davis
Ellsworth District
Precinct No. Court House,
John Shepherd, Eleazer Doak and
A. T. NARROW.
Precinct No. 2-Laurel Run, L.
W. Parks. D W. Twyman. Jr. and
B NJ. Clark.
Precinct No Sd. J. VanCamp
T. B. Watkins w. F. Clark and D.
B. Leap.
Precinct No. 4-Morey's Hail,
D. M. Smith, R. B. F. Martin and
T. E. Keller.
Lincoln District.
Precinct No. I-Citizens Hose
House, VIM. E. Seal, S. c. Sybert
aud G. B. Stealey.
Precinct No. al. r. Jones Hose
House, w. L. Armstrong, John L
Thompson and W. G. Aguew.
Precinct No. 3-Buck school
house, Franklin VanCamp. A. L
Buck and Lloyd Kimble.
Precinct No. 4-School house
Wells Lane, F. E. Boyles, Mat S.
Campbell and c. W. Kirkendall.
Meade District.
Precinct No. Wick. W. A. F.
Smith, ]. NJ. Ash and G. z. Nor
gan.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
GLOBE. WERMckE "ELAsTIc" BOOK CASE
school house, G. c. Fletcher, o. J.
Hill and A. Broadwarer.
McEkoy District.

school mouse, ". ~ FletCn9r, ~. J.
Hill and A. Broadwarer.
AeEkoy District
Precinct No. Shirley, A. s..
Keys, F. M. Allen and P. NJ. Fur
bee
Precinct No 2-Moores, E Elder,
Lot Mccormick and J.H. Mcintyre
Precinct No Sc ders school
house, Henry My1es. John Wood
burn and S. A. Allen.
unlsEDi'trist.
Precinct No. Bowle's Nils
,. R. Bowles, J. T. Hugus and
Lewis Holmes.
Precinct, No. 2-Frlendly, W. A
Woodburn, Seluon Wells and LII
Morris. -
Local Doiags.
E. Elder, A. Z Keys, s. c
Nichols and P. NJ. Furbee, of Nc
Rlroy district were at the coun )
seat this week on business.
]. D. Smith and Mr.. R biuson
Of Wick, were In town yesterday on
BUSINESS.
F. D. Young Esq of Sistersville
vas In town on legal business yes
terday.
R F. Stealey. of Parkersbure &C
coupapied by his cousin, Mrs. Ju'ia
Hopkins, of the anne city, are visit
ng Mr. and Mrs. L L Stealey, o
Oodd street.
J. K. Hill, OF Wate rfo1d. Ohio Il.
visiting friends near town.
William Baker, of Friendly. was
a busin' SIS visitor here last Wednes
day.
Mrs, L. B Rodgers, of Watkins,
came to town Wednesday on bust
ness.
Senator Morris. OF Centreville,
remained over night In town last
Wednesday.
Isaiah Weekly, of Wilbur, was In
town Wednesday.
Electric Road.
Mr.. Frantz, of. Pittsburg, was in
town Tuesday looking after the
franchise to run an electric lii {
over the public roads from New
Martinsville to Sistersville ami
from New Martinsville to Middle
bourne and from Middletourne to
Sistersville. County court will
meet November II. 1892 to con-
slider the matter.
Moving.
DR.. Ira Lemley, Of Shiloh, Is
moving his family and household
effects to the c B Jemison house
on Fair street and will become a
permanent resident of the county
seat. The DR.. has opened up bis
dental Office, in the upstairs of the
Jackson building.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
Lets
~
You /: i:
Down
.Easy!

Insurance cannot prevent
fire, but 1t can and does pre-
vent the ruin and suffering
that would ensue without 1t.
It lets you down easy-sus
tains you until you get auoth.
er foothold,
l represent a score of the
Oldest and best FIRE insurance
companies In the land, and
am giving very low rates just
now. The probability Is that
they will not be-so much lon.
ger, Better take out suit.
6cient insurance without de-
lay.
As every Company now
charges exactly the same
rates why not have your prop.
erty insured with a company
that Is well known In this
City and one you know, has
nd Will pay all Its losses
promptly Here Is my list
and everybody knows that
there are no better compan.
les on earth! ~
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10

Jay Is pay day.
y two more pay days before
: show at the Auditorium to-
ure your tickets for the show
it.
) weather continues to be fine
eather.
towboat Hornet No 2
up this afternoon with a big
empty barges.
and Mrs. Joseph Boyers, Of
kta, are In the city the guests
and Mrs. Joseph Mckay.
Blk E. Bixon, of GAINESVILLE,
is the new tonsor1al artist at
airst National Bank barber
S Henderson returned this
pg from Grafton, where he
I'D meeting of the Grand
K. of P.
bnic club members are re.
& b by President Sybert to
{ the club rooms this eve.
IN business of importance.
%. Hays Is In Pittsburg.
In that city he will probably
West Virginia Tool COM
plant 20 the Oil Well Supply
my.
her Cotton. brother of Mrs.
Russell, of this city, was
d last week to Miss Beatrice
at the home of the bride, In
Mich.
tets for the show tonight are
well. The advance sale last
pas the largest first day ad-
sale for any show that has
ere this season. The com
hrries a fine quartette and the
Is said to be superb. 1t IS
seeing. Price IS, so and IS.
fine little side wheel steamer
which returned from the
recently, has entered the
heeliug and Marietta trade
three round trips a week
aday, Wednesday and Fri
wn Tuesday, Thursday and
y. Captain Eb Cline Is
and Harry Wilson, of Clar-
Is clerk.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF
ToIFDO. LUCAS Co.

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath
that he is senior partner of the firm
of F. 7. CHENEY & Co., doing bus
mess In the City of Toledo, county
and state, aforesaid, and that said
6r,n will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of catarrh that can
not be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sab
scribed In my presence. this 9Th day
of December, A. D. 1886.
f~~, A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh cure IS taken In
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials
free.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 7Sc.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
Five Facts About ' Jewelry

Livery article IN our large, new
stock, Is thoroughly good and relia-
ble-just what It pretends to be.
3-Our lines are so comprehensive
aud varied as to insure satisfactory
selection.
3-Our guarantee stands behind
every article we sell, and our repu-
tation Is we'll known.
4-Quality and style considered,
our prices are the lowest possible.
5-We insist on pleasing you, for
we desire to make every customer
q permanent customer.
S. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
jewelers..
Agents for Parker Fountain Pen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-16

New York. Sept. 16.-Fitzsimmons
win enter the ring again. He acinowl-
edges Jefkreys' superiority, but Bays he
win fight any other living man.
The first fighter to jump at the chance
to meet ''F,itz" is kid" Mccoy George
Grant, who manages McCoy'e affairs.
will seek some representative of F1tz-
simmons today and post q 5000 forfeit
for his man.
Mccoy has long sought a meeting
with Fitzsimmons and this seems to be
his opportunity, The kid" has never
wanted to fight Jeffreys. recognizing, as
FitEsimmons does, that the champion as
a fighter so far outclasses any other
man in the ring that any contest IN
which he engages must of necessity be
one-sided.
In his challenge "Fitz' seems to pre-
fer Corbett or Rubin, but no doubt he
win accommodate Mccoy just as soon
as he hears of the latter's willingness to
fight George Grant has the money
and wants to put it I'D. He win COM
municate with 'Fitz" today and ask
him TO authorize someone In New York
to act for him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-16
STAR PLAYERS HARD TO GET.
Hermann Makes Big Offers, but
Wants No Contract Jumpers.

shortstop Wallace of the st. Louis
Americans $1,000 a season to play in
Cincinnati said President Hermann
of the Cincinnati club today, land we
did not land him. That shows how
hard it is to get star players. Last
week we offered three American league
stars more money than was ever known
to be paid for ball players. and we
failed in each instance. I believe Wal
lace is tied up in st. Louis and Brad
ley will stick to Cleveland. The Gin
einnati club is still trying for American
league stars. but we do not want any,
body that is already signed to a con-
tract The Cincinnati club will not put
up with contract jumping"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-16
James e. Pepper Refuses an Of
fer Of $4,000
For the First Call on Jockey
Redfern's Services.
OFFER OF JOHN MACKEY
Little Fellow Can Easily Re-
duce to 81 Pounds.
an Offer of $4,000 for Second
Call Is Also Refused.

New York. Sept. 16.-James e. Pepper
has refused the offer of $4,000 for first
call on Jockey Arthur Redfern's services
next year. Pepper, Colonel Barnes and
John Mackey sat in box row at
Sheepshead Bay ana watched Redfefn
win three out OF the six races. The
rider had landed Fleeing Venus q win
ner in a drive in the first race. and then
in the fourth race had outgeneraled and
unfinished the other boys on Belle of
Gray's back. 1t was clever piece OF
jockeyship which strongly appealed to
the practiced eye of the veteran horse
men. In the very next race Redfern
scored with Stamping Ground in one OF
his characteristic finishes.
The brilliant effort simply took the
box party by storm. Mackey turned to
Colonel Pepper, who was beaming with
the citation of his jockeys success, and
said:
for next years first call ON the boy.
don't your"
THAT was some time ago, John, but
the market has frightened since then"
was Colonel Peppers rejoinder to Has-
gins superintendent.
Il suppose it is $4,000 now" said
Maekey.
John, you want the boy, and think
he would be pretty useful on Haggins
nothing short of $4,000 would make me
think of letting Redfern go. The boy is
worth his weight in gold"
Mackey switched the subject to say
that Articulate was not a weight carrier.
Mackey was supposedly acting for the
Haggin-Paget interests. which failed to
land Jockey Lucien Lyne's contract,
now in possession of John A. Drake.
Turfmen say Redfern will draw in
riding fees and retainer contracts for
three calls something over $4,000 next
year. His total earning capacity. with
a stable like the one now being organized
by Sydney Paget and Mr. Haggin, would
not be much below $200, 000
Redfern in 1903, say expert turfmen
will be the. greatest jockey the world
has ever seen, not excepting Tod Sloan
and Snapper Garrison. He can do 81
pounds at pinch. so that the little fell
low is indeed almost worth his weight
in gold"
Three years ago Redfern, ST., took
little Arthur to Fort Erie, where he
begged a Western Union race service
representative to try and dig up
mount or two for his boy. who could
ride quite smart race"
Colonel Pepper has refused a $4,000
offer for second call on Redfarn's SER
vices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-16

Iaajoie story might be revived. The
great second baseman is at odds with
several OF the chiefs of the American
league Connie Mack, the leader Of the
athletics, Is one of them, and there is
nothing nowadays that Lajoie cannot
say too freely in condemnation OF that
fellow. BY virtue of his legal contract
with Col John l. Rogers, of Philadelphia.
Lajoie cannot play in the National
league without the colonel's consent
That he would like to there is no ques-
ton, for although handsomely treated
by the Cleveland club officials he would
like to forsake the new league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-16
McGraw Hustline Again

New York, Sept. 16.-With Roger
Bresnahan and Dan McGann back in
the game it is very likely that Johnny
McGraw will start on another search
for players for next years New York
team. The little manager believes that
he should get out hustling pretty soon
for the American league season will
soon draw to a close and the players
he wants will be starting for their
homes soon after. Just who McGraw
has his eyes on is a mystery now. He
says he has the promises of four Ameri-
can league stars that they will sign
contracts for him when their playing
season is over, but who the men are
other than Dave Fultz, the Philadelphia
fielder. is not known. Right here the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-16
Athletics Are Rejoicing.

Philadelphia, Sept. 16.-In an inter-
view Manager Mack said: IF we lose
the pennant I will be much disap-
pointed man. We have 1t won now and
we will see that it STAYS Won In fact.
some unforeseen accident or several
players fall dead or get injured. The
Athletics were never in better shape for
the finish than today. Every man is in
superb condition. Even Hastings. who
was hurt in st. Louis. has rounded to
and will take his regular turn in the
box. Schreck, who had stiff neck Sat
urday, is all right now, and Plank, too.
is off the sick list"