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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
CALLING NAMES
Is No Argument Says
johnson.
HANNA'S TIME IS HERE
To Retire From Politics - Col
lapse OF Sc ats Puts Damp
Or on Berea Meet
ing.

Berea, o., Oct. 31.-Mayor Johnson's
tent meeting last evening was very
we'll attended and abundant with en-
thusiasm. The circus seats at the rear
of the tent collapsed with a crash
just before the mayor commenced to
speak, carrying to earth several hun
dred men and women. A number
arose limping, but only one, a Mrs.
Shelby, sustained appreciable injury.
Mrs. Shelby's ankle was broken.
Mayor Johnson, who was the first
speaker, referred to the fact that the
Republican leaders, including Senator
Hanna, had conducted a tent meeting
in Berea few days before.
"From the start Of this campaign,
said the mayor, I'VE have for some
reason been criticised by the Repub-
licans for conducting our campaign In
a circus tent. In spite of this Sena-
tor Hanna has come to the conclu-
sion at last that tent is good thing,
II Is really somewhat difficult to dis
tinguish the difference between the
Democratic circus tent and the can
yass auditorium OF the Republicans
May be the difference lies In the fact
that theirs is little two by four, one
for a penny tent that took only three
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teams to convey here, while ours
took twelve. 1t is to be hoped that
the same proportion Of four to one
will prevail upon election day"
Mr.. Johnson referred to Senator
Hannas statement that IL the time
should ever come when he could not
attend to both business interests and
politics he would put politics aside and
attend solely to his business. Mr.
Johnson said that this time had ar
rived, and that Mr.. Hanna ought tC
retire from politics. He then reciteG
some chapters of recent Cuyahoga
county history.
"Hanna's only reason for refusing tc
meet me is that he doesn't care tC
draw crowds for me to talk to. But
/ think we are doing very nicely fol
crowds without his assistance. II Mr.
Hanna would disprove the statements
which | have made tonight / woult
go out of this tent and urge the peo
pie of Ohio to vote the Republican
ticket. The calling Of hard names i
no argument, and it Is no answer t.
our charge that Mr. Hanna has three
times prostituted the power of his
high Office to benefit his private pock
et "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
USELESS.

Sue-"Yes, it was terribly lonesome
down in the beach. No one to make
love-"
Belle-"But you said there was one
man down there?"
Sue-"Yes; but he-was no use to us.
He was the 'armless wonder from the
museum"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
VISIONS OF REST.

ooh, John" exclaimed the proud
mother, as her husband came wearily
up the front steps, baby is beginning
to walk"
"Good!" calculated the midnight
martyr Now he can do his own
floor-walking at night"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
AN AWFUL JOLT.

81 say, barbah," queried the very
young man as he paused at the door
of crowded tonsorial parlor, "how
long will I-aw-have to wait foh a
shaver"
"Oh," replied the barber as he
glanced at the beardless face of the
speaker, you might come back in a
couple of years"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
Bird Extinction Responsible
For DecAdence in Fruit Crops
difficulties with which fruit

Written for News-Demoorat)-3y JAMES T. KENNEDY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
BUILDINGS ARE WHITE.


The style of architecture used by
the Amish in building their homes has
not changed any since the time of log
cabins. They are built with porch
the entire length of the house both in
front and back. The building is always
painted white.
The Stark county community has 4
church building, which is plain, but
substantial. The manner of choosing
the minister who breaches at tho
church services seems peculiar to those
unacquainted with the Amish custom
The ministers of this sect are not paid
and are chosen by lot,
The marriage ceremony is the only
occasion of display among these peo
ple The weddings are largely attend
ed, and the ceremonies extend over
two days, concluding with banquet
which lasts all night. CourtshlI
among the Amish is one Of the most
sacred OF the sect. The young Amlsh
swain makes his entrance to the abode
OF his sweetheart through the window
of her boudoir. and exit made In th'
same manner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04

preaching against this legalized evil,
but they will hear and heed your pro-
test at the ballot box. Vote as you
pray"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
FIFE BROS.
Canton Foundry & Machine Co.

Manu- aclurcrs OF heavy and light grey
iron castings for all purposes. Dssignero
and builders nj special machinery. HCt nir
heaters. owners OF the Univeral Machine
Co, mann iacturcrs OF conductor pipe cave
trough machinery and wire cave trough
hanger machinery.
Eoundry on Saxton ST., cor. Ninth.
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r,is signature 10 ON every box Of tho genuine
Laxative Br0mO-Q Qninlne raAssss
shs remedy tDcf cWvru cosn n 80 Say
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-04
TO oURE A COLD in ONE DAY

Take laxative Bremo Quinine Tablets. All
4. W. Grove'A s.gnasare Ia on each box. Sbo.
The sun., 1902-06-08
A. ~ . outs

90 Lotus ruu- rrr fu.'th r,.uL the 'iub
u,r.Irr. uaui..,p SIiL s-.ss added mone'
va. .r .H'.r~ ri,r a. the az ,founfs 10 ie'
.f.. .., Ntlf .u NfarUEtr. IS Hildrvth grljlus.
>.Inr.U .flr. tfI,agu 'ur ms event. \ new ifssA
rrr,rd OF ? o5 tpr a nile anu UuarteT sss cs,ab
USrrd NutumAr
Iir,' f.a,r pr~ u.r and 20 ,sri' lion lui,.
it~ .norir irict.. 10 g. N,u. tu'Ds. 10, " ai~r
/! ~ >rcuna iaN'u,''. lui smith. . to l. ihiis
IU-. Q ~
second usc. pu- mile Iluan 10 watson.
. % Won If~,.srN lUH hale. q" :. sc'ond
.-.,.r .Etu. Is 'r o. 'hIui Ifr,, ~
IfH'l flH,r en- wI.r and - 'aris - loon.
ius rarI afn Sor Usu ,iS, tuus a.. iu~ Aauhrssi.
D. tu .uni It-u ora IJu. i"' '\sr'a'S. ITO ..
o. rI IfiI. . -,
I..r,. Ua,. 'Ih "rrb~r> Irudl'1p one
.... and , faf'sf ~'afrt,f lnt t,ohurr.. 90 :.
Won Trtra firfra. Iui .i'pIluirs. 10 !. s~cunu.
-.,..tH urr,.r - tlnts "I. Utu a. fhiTi Two. 20
f". E.H. enc wlf 0Nd - Nltis ttank
Vrt..rr,H fu~ IS uung.. 30 80 won Wsnrh. iO>
.It,tr..r.t.. G., % sr,fuU I'Itsf' ~ WuburnI .
fn r.rI the. o.
sun Ilarr - ''IsfuuCs tuWeau. ~ - Nrilh .
sfus Srn i.ytArr'. l'A .''npdNrat' 20 l. ,-''nnd
N..... D.. rIg tItsrslU 40 b.. 'nltd Time. u
...,u'. I,tr' pTr mile aud :" Natis Mono.
fu. .tut.r.... tu O. Nuu 'sdaS u lNu-Esu. f.
90 second 'HgsN,Il i0l licl. IS 60 g. 'hifd
F.r". A. a..
The sun., 1902-06-08
corr WIZ tRIH> 1ONPITE.
IIsht. Dared Rar~ v ou bp >rcond Nar>it,
crew Othrr o., rnts.

t..f.hi... Commencement regatta N.~
held v,,-t-rdsv afternoon IN the Gould boat
huu-c un the Hudson The water Ws~ IN
usually isvorshl" for IN. Hudson and th"r"
va .car,.ly any head Wind To- deter the crew.
IN. greatest INTEREST Wa IN IN" risht cared
race a. u furnished IA" nr~t opportunity
90 columbia adh~rrnt- to So" ~" Pnugh-
ls,p.is Varsity m - new continuation
Three crews lined up uppo>it" i1ath street
and started doNnstroan with IN" tide For
tn, nr.t f.v hundred wards the crews roved
ahrras, Bradl"y of IN" -''cord Varsity eight
vas 'h- first go faf~" IN" stfuk" aboN" ~ ana
ms crew gradually moved 10 the fore The
'N,r-itv w. gaming uu III" freshmen, hut
p,utrs kept th. stroke down tu ". apparently
f,lI.Ning Coach Harlsn's orders N-sr the
api.b tho second crew increased it, stroke
,o a, and am" IN half length ahead oi the
senior crew III" freshmen Jagged i've
lengths tu the rear tnsno0n 10 th" ~p'r
ts,nrs. however. IN" 'apt.,n~ had arranged
., row q 'hr"~-'ui" rae" and IN" Varsity
hy IT. -tcsdiness won out 10y length from
m. first heat IN the four -oared race Was
,ustred hv two fuul- The iuniur- won 10y
half i"ugth from "a" senior, IN ~" ~"c"nd
,,ur.c and uarrowIy "sCsr-d a collision
with tux. which compelled lh"nl y" stop
,h, rae. III" gradual" crew "a M. nnal
hs., contained ! 4 Cosl"s. VI q Bogu".
and charles Lldrtdse. ~. suhstrut" IN
,hr columbia four which won a. Henley In
isis Th.. crew had handicap ot ~ seconds
,rd a rnAsWaiu ad, AHtag"- which IN" Other
brats could not overcome III" crow rowing
-, ,ut al date stroke won hy half = ~r 9Th
TN, the juuipr~ Who l"d the freshmen hy
80, - length NcNani"r ! Fraser had No
d,ric,,lty IN Winning III" single s"ul event
The summaries
Ir,r-,ias, Fuur>-won by graduate 'our. ~
,rcond, J inior four. -cra'ch second freshman
'"T, '"Iair Dared Gigs Won by Freshman crev rom
,.,.sd ~ \ MArKsnyie bov Lamont. siruk,
'',~ord 'HrShman rr's. srconl
stn,- ,.u.l. Wen hy NlctAndct TTAs~t ~
.rl,t, = Ruinl'I /. Nun befmuth ~. college srcond
ti,tt n,rrd shells Won hy Sertynd Nar,ity
.,.u -otrln.~d oi Arhur Hun. how Fdwr n
t',,llr (. larNts y Carer. s. John - Msedrr. Z.
Victor de Ia = EArls. S A Nlcnll. bruce Mol
,.lconrt ; Allen n Rfadlcy. Nrpk. James
NNrT,' ro,s~s ain nr.t Varsity crow. second, com
ICED ~ Arthur u weekcs n? college, bow Roland
y iNrk son. G2, college +? Rnhert hrhulomcu.
,a ,o,Irgr I H-niY Z To~n>snd. 90 college. 4
Utsh.ri : Sr,lth ~ lAs. s I-~is ISelin. "a roi
-. nrtAid = O'lAughlln. "a COLLEGE, wv
-, . potns % college. sitnkr William v Com
sisssL Os college. cotswain rrst cShman trrv
,bIrs cnmtused Of X Hubbard. how. 4 ".
Nti1s , 4 Mackenzie. y J u lamont 1.
Sornrli 3 & Scoit " Wheeler. : RS
Jgrtrrpunt strnke. chester c Cu'h"l. cossvsin
The sun., 1902-06-08
Al smith sails ter England.

Al smith tho veteran -tSk"hold"t' Va Z"
,,,ss,,,,r, AT, tn. Iu,Aui1 81 IN" 'unard lane
uh,ch s,,,,.i for England ,~-'"-da' Sn1'h.
,...,d. = ,Hk,ns ,se" r-pr~-en''ng ~" o"s'd.
vas.r % ,hc Shark",-Ruhln mill also i'd
Inc ,otfe,,s for an ~" contests br'we"n ~
American pug,li.ts Who are 20 hsuI" IN W."
"a. ..,,utv,I ot tho National sporting 'luh
, -. r,,,nl,.f Of -por'- vcn' To ~" pi"f u"
y, sH',fh nr ,moug tho" ~ hand N.t"
p,t Slr.d,. Rutr"N Nor"n. ''ih 'ur'lh' "''
80. a, tI L.. smith rtsi 'itp abroad ga iNrlN"
~, lie .Np.c's - return "a about '~o
~. or'hs ~rifh i going 10 thstAh" a, w
,,I guest Of me noted Iu:H'h clnb
The sun., 1902-06-08

i,NuruN June Tie Hamilton meeting
came tu q tp.r 10 daN The w~athrf was threat
,r.ry bu' NJ min fell and the htrcst Cr1wd o'
tNr u,ek VS. on hand Summaries
IlrI Ithr. Srlrn rltlouvs- Narrn'lc ia
.Il.rrrauI r 10 N Won tllbIstrr. iOi u. Ihomp
on 1, ~ ssruu1 Apple IAcz iwp ~ Maker.
% To- tI.it Time e'i-
~crund Race louT and q hall flilonfN Nkulpn
uV mae sto Won Wuo .~a'k. 10 ~ ainS usht.
"A tn ssCund HaIucnAu"n, no MO lu>kN b,
10 /. tuIfd lWr. u -,
Tfi,J usr~ Va-rll,un CUP HanilcNp ono r.ile
,.t . I.f Obstinate SIMON no hhkrl. 'o 3
won N.''cf ~~u'rT. - NAiuwrgh'. I 20 ~'c1ni
T,4pL yrK,.. " Ju1n>ou.. 'o Z. ti'rd
I.H",. - ... -,
I...'fH Race 50 md h1i 'ufnnEs l.'hh ,
80. u..-,. Id l. Won iisuUuEton 'Ui tiianEUhni ,
= tu / a.,onI N'v Amsterdam. ln' rms. 10 Ia !.
-, u.r, Il, 'r,tinur, Norrr tt~n'y ~.
.u.,tpVrfrr'. 1tn Vpr Ani'auus. iN $ Jones .
tn 20 >ecnuH rsd iisg'l 49, Mo- 'r>sy'. l5 To I.
sch Race r'r Gp'~ N"l'rg N~e0'scNss"
,l-,r' tNrc- miles " gp'". - G'lArhsii ! 10 2
80 u.ryp roo lnNnsrn 80 >rcond hiomn.
10 vr,tu.... = tn O. third Tine, d27',
The sun., 1902-06-08

,Hi,.G" f.u" -Noabir,, harhri rom ~ 20 '
.l1ur fu 10 Al t.u>t 'mr Von tnr HNsfsidc S'ab -
,f U.r.rn fIIs 4f'rrurou 100 a sra ~ mud aud IN a
Urtf. Uuuuur of rain incldenialy, IN" Nictnfb
90 fUl fIIl rtsuIisd ~ fhr biggest knng Of itr
.s.aI >sasHr SIwWafs>
FIRST Hnrr-nnr ri'' art ~ sntis-l at knight.
o. " fntf Pc. to Q WUu N-'r'k. ln5 ighi.
s.u ,r-p0d ~, Ira. PED, HnAT. ~ 20 {. thitd
IHrs y g
second p.rr-S, fIr'ongs-L up fsion i1s
.u.r.-rt. .'n I 80 Z won RahuntA ioi Ssaiotl, ,
O. io s., pud Hsscs. I" dean. I; TO g. thitd
4.ur. IA
IbIri Ras--TNc furuhC~-Non Hou's. l0s
Of. lr,t . ~ % Won Nlfaurs VI " AAldo'. . To I.
.r,.und NatAIn, ONrrtou ltD Htschtuthl, ~ 80 l..
a. fd fimr. o.
Iourth Ilas, Tie t,'crs'dr SiAses ~. m aidei
an fniir .Mp,b.na ~ IShs~han'. " 10 / won
n,rr, Nsu rt= ftt'lsI stu T. s'DnHd i.urirn Apple
d.. ~ Ufrs,ruItI. 4toS. th'rd TINE S1S
T|un I.a..-iIn, frUls and = ,iNtrrnih -NrirulAts.
ia 4 ne. e 10 20 won A4toiight, iui Knight .
to = s-rund ptir.a. "a husf 70 to !. third
Hur. -
~l,fh Itag, -srvrn fuTlnngs -IrpNl, la Davis
.lf. 200 uur nA rrnp 10 OTIS. = 60 2 serond
I.ta,I Wheat. los tLyt,. .sto2. ih'fd Time. n,
The sun., 1902-06-08
,,c. o,r,cn knocks out n >-ir.

rut,,oo. June Jack O'Rrirn of Phila-
d.,,h,a knocked out N Neill ~ san frla-
,',.,, ,n ia. third round oi what was scheduled
=. , .N- round bout before ia" Wsbs-h Ath-
-" ,Inh la.t night Nsill wa- s-nt To- tho
sor, ma the urst round With l.ft swing IN
,h, ,sw IN the second round a. Br,en ham.
,".,.d ht. man all over the ring. aud IN TN.
,Htrd and lat round OBri-n sent Ia a terrific
i.u uppar cut that -rnt Noill through tho
rrre- to IN" floor hslow, lie wsS unable to
,,i an the platform again h":nrr tho r"f"trc
nd counted him out
The sun., 1902-06-08
R,sI\G ~ F>GIt\D.
sautoi Heats Noiosi> >oNsh' In Coronation
onncmorat alton >tahes.

~psHs' tHHr bSspfh ~ Ibf SCs
In>uu>. June IN" rae" Tor the hemp
ron park Ivu-N"ar- old rl.'r oi i.'p >oN't-
.i,r> ~ k.turton ratk 'o-daN Nas sun h>
i,rd b.tft,,u.- salute. rdd-u bN Sk'et-
Nyr'u III Nut"u'- PrinrpahA vA-
...,uud aud " 4, Mht'u",'- Nr-hir- h"auiN
thri NJ ohIr,tpu 49, lodge against
..l,.I, . '.I ,k., ~irN ard. tl-u' l-ikns
I..F the mount on N,r-hrfu RenuN
.th.. nb. -,fiau 10 Lord lunTHN"h.S salute
v.- e Technical ou" 'ud Va, 'o the 'n',i ,hh,
fr,. nr,.dtt.u 4! ,!loVau,,. had rot h-.n ,l,ius'd
90 ttr time ui entry " VII h+ r~'''h ny
tie. stewards ou MuudaN
Ilr Coronation tuiI.tu"Wofa'ion N'lh"-
,t ,u -.,.rpt "a. each. 70 -uN~r-ifn- iori"ii,
l,su -ol.t,igu- added 0t- won hN George
Idv ,tdr-.- ~luioi " Nhth"N olo-
d,ov-kl t.- -",urd sLi ~inil-ou LAY :
i.sfItufu u tl.Ii
The sun., 1902-06-08

PIrIsBtEG. q NV Nohh'
The mastery tNitlins ~ Philllpp",, ,hc
debnnair .naotnpa--ed the dowrisl ut W"
New YurkS al the Polo Grounds y".trtdN
The Pirate boxman gave finished rNhio'l"U
of pitching Ui- Cuutful Ns~ lsuNh~- sh"
his met hoL the rpttom" "i all thai was sftl-,e
No New IuINrt In ad- tn" ,irCuu oi ia" bAs->,
only -four got To- fr-i base, only one to -"'"hu
and not one TO third 81 thoroughly N'ts
the Uarlenit-- -uhiugated bN tn" 'rsit shu
pnxrr of PhlInpI,- that their 'hAl'rs i
.corins w-r. a. din a. tn" sun sid thst Org
was invi-Ibl. All ui the futsoufs. plsyen
tall that wss cl-sn-Cut and iinpfrssNe
Theirs va. the pave that Kills the oppo-'-
tion Their. WAS th" game that sWsus
championships They lost 20 tune n s,rsut
. winnins stride \ triple, -thsl" ana
A dnublr ratified IN their bats W -ucC"ss,"n
in the rrst inning Two runs resulted IMo
hits and . sacrinCe gsN" them run ia IN"
third b-.umuut'S hunt NATners >aetinc~.
Rtch.y's duubl. aud Rltchsv'- steal home
on Irs.h'- hun steal ~ second gave them
two com, : in the rfth In III" ninth Phuiipp.
jolt-d tn. hall into n" right t-ld seats sni
nor. IN tho siNth tally tNC"pttonally good
n.ldIns was done hN huvlr and Rtchry
DnIle was all ~ y and In all attitudes max
ins plsVs and hsd thrr" been thr~~ ur Tour
~ him the Pittsbufss suuld not have Jared
80 we'll g. six Of their ten hits went 10 risht
Ihe score
The sun., 1902-06-08
h>ITkIRB RBtNkER J.. 4. REGATTA
ub,r,, our Yachts start In the \"nss'
E,r0. oa the sound.

The annual r-ssita az the hnlck~fpocse'
Yacht club ass sailed ou the sonnd yrs.r'osS
IhittY-iour yachts .'sr''d on 'hr "
-, ,,ll.,, Point sn.. raced s- far a. the Gang
u.> BunY and return. distance OF ~, miles
IN. and Na- hsh, from the southwest ana
,b. Yacht, had reach all over the coui>.
Tho-. Yachts owned by members OF tn. yiuo
.,.d for IN. ,lr-du cup and the Mhadl
,,, Tli. I. IN. second titn- this, the Mlladl
h,s Son aud the trophy b"'oii"s 'h" p'o'"''
uf Tomnodor" Mason .t.. A.,
In The .A-fuo, class the fhot nnish-u nIs'
,u, ,h, Mira aud fnnrt ~ill have 70 %" mrhs
,t IN rider - decade which wins a. va"
-, 49,. very close together Ia" mem -,
,..r. of the club aud their tfi.hds N,,h"-rr.u
,h. races from III" steamer fsNoINe
,'m,n,,,.. IN charge 81 the ra~s srte
u.,ur. Chairman % VI th.llbofs
s,.ph.n.nn. 4 " Schl.sinser. kodtni :
ssnd- and q Snslnson. Inc 'so'e 'o''
The sun., 1902-06-08

huffman vss Suspended Tor oue day and Nned
a.. f.f hrraLIng tie barrier With tindueNalh In
tie ffth rare Yesterday
4, ,sr Sen~N Hospital iaSi night n was aid that
81. ,Inditton 81 1os kcy Nfrrd Hooker SaS un
changed Ir ha, teen uncons'l"uN 'ln'e I''o 'tsi"n
bah
"a Peters ,r,trrday tovEht Navlgstot and
munger from ! u carr SsnAto' v " Nc afr"n
80, -.Ifrna,-d Jack Dr Mund from Nr.gton bcu
uIu
The sun., 1902-06-08

, " potanf In i"'
r,r \.W Nots Club has signed h.r""' 'he
,nt, .,.ity Of georgetown phrAe'
-. ~ Louis Ciub Of the Nailonhl League has
=, ,nothrt hiNck ryr IN us rNnrts To set
~ ,rscs Heldrirs and HAfpst. Who Jumped 70 ,he
NhItN,',. ',s,,t an TLe Missouri state supreme
-, "a, oVsffuSd = motion 80 adv anr' the 80"
Srv u.,tN. june V ~ y'r,l ns.'
,,-e'lns hrld a. a." lAsi nlsN Ihe i"'nN NJ .r
,,t ,be ,ornins ,cAt ptesidrni and ssnas'
LII. iu. i,,gr, NUns 70 Vice President Horace
,,,,s,n -, sndsr ~ Assistant Manager.
sns'uV rSrl,-i-, n~rd o. S"'tc'aD Russri
t'tenFs ~
The sun., 1902-06-08
,.a.rb all Z. .am~S To-,is,

AsprtCAS LNAotb
V.>hinston AZ Chicago Ios,on NJ i.nui,
philadel lphia ht b"irh
EAsrttN LrAovs
I,,.s, Cii, Va Norre>irt. ~ Ncehavk'n
Orpte oAsss
UohokrnNs NAt~rhufS, ~ thr ~ George Ifirkt,
Grounds
Skril,s ~ NaNirrs. ~ >srily's Grounds
windsor Terrace ~ lVottS, ~ trOokNn
Columbia Z - Rerorders. a. Flushing
Ssrr,d Heau Academy " Hlrlor \ &, a.
I'nIabr'h
pNri
- y Z " West NidS A & a. Nl onns
brighton 4 G. " NerrittS. 81 hrgbton fars
FnpIre Vs RAILWAY. a. East New York
n NAry'svS Ruralo 4. { , ~ ionr Island Ci'v
The sun., 1902-06-08

N chester, IA On Friday night befor" th"
chester E. Gcorgc Dixon and fddi" L"nnN
~ rul,d.irhn fought ra''lihe siN-round
,,,u Dt,on Nas iust ~ clever a. ever aud
- -, a .,t,,l ,u,l.d ham irrauonil, How
,,. Ia. h,oN- h,k-i steam llt- fine de-
90 r,s work -aN.t hiu on ~"N.rll o.CA-iois
,1., 80, bout the ~ feather weight Champion
~ driven around M" city 10 barouche,
I.4,l,sl bv 70 bras band.
The sun., 1902-06-08

TIL. Brookyn- were the b"ti"r hrt"f'
yest.rdAV ~ Washington PARK aud won
iun s.n-s from the chicago Newton vs-
IN. sIAr around which ia" other reNulV"d
In m. nr-, game lie gsV. IA" 'hicssu-
ruIy two hits aud struck out uin" uf theU
If. sl~u rave them their only run, making q
" Id throw 10 nr~t With ~ All "u nr,' hs>''
Alter h.-ler had futV"d buiHn ~ ia" fT-t
inntng She, ksrd doubled. scoring hr"l"t, and
Me- rr.TY'- Siugl- -.oT"d She, ksfd Tier"
Wa~ free hitting Ola both -ld"~ ia the second
GAIN. but kit-un urN-r'l.l-~- a. -T'-, I'VE
m, tht, .su- could hrt group th"ir lat, and
Et.ou va generally the hu~s ut m" ~itustiou
liz, -tru. out all tht~" tu"u Iu ia" tNth INNING
Nnt satisfied With b.'lus iu the lead the Hru"k
lyns T.sort-d to ktokius 10 the nfih ti'nug
. -.i-iun ~ nrst bA-- slliLg form thew
Ila .aLIs.-
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u,ui.rd Win. Handicap singles NJ Bach~-
lara Tennis Tournament.

N,su,>,-o,. Iurr m" annual '"uni-
,,,,,,,,r,.rf Of the R,,h"lof- iluh "i Ni~
80, ,,r tho ~ou'r"fu Championship "as
ius" p,o,,i.n.~ Won the nbsi match "a
,IIn' 80 'n,c,'. Inuitclv -iugl"-. dcl"nttns ft"d-
,.l,, n uuilckor"r NJ Wnshinr'"n. =.
The sun., 1902-06-08

4 canee,icut League.

n Narwi~h Nor~ich. Q WAtereur
A. NTs london Mrud~n. T. NrN London ]
N sprinsfsld Spungn~li New Haven, I.
~ bridgeport Hrdgstor' 8 Hs-ford
The sun., 1902-06-08

Iir>t bssr on srrVt>-New both. Fli,bAts
Left on bs~~. New Nors 4. l1u>butg Ir>t
bsS, on halls Or Evans ? SirucE cut ~ ~ ans
I? b, phIIipt~ q Home run rnnlppc Tttrr
h.s- hu lIAV, Two bAse hits hraumoni. k'
ne, >.ernr, MS Nasurf :. stolen tasr>
lati, RitrhrN Umpire tautillon Time uoIf
and ~ minutes NttruiAn,r ,s'
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pnilAdelphta
IT.

T'r' tas" On etrui m AdclpfA ~ on
hasrs ~ lnuls I Philadelphia. Itiv has On
halls Br wicker = struck ont lN " hitc.
hy Wicker Three taSr NJ lfasheNt Two
bAse hu IbonoNAn stolen hasrs IburtA-. Naf'N,
WhIir Doubt" pals NuisNiti ard i'nug 49,,
Wtkrf IAff,u ani hta,h-A Nlt pi'rt NhI'r.
tmpit~S InWrts and N'uwn rmc I ruIr and
n minutes
The sun., 1902-06-08
IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
PniiLIrPES yiNr rir' Di>o foo
WTH IOK NIu iORk,.
qaaLer, Hr-ak sven With ~ anis aud
rass usriemise- tsreeAhs- Win w"
GRm~s rrsm the chicago nsin 81
Il..i on nrsaits sf Othrt oair>'s'

The New Norks tumhlrd back M" th"
second division yesterday They w"rr NhN'
washed BY Prtsburs and IN" PhuAd' 'p".s'
hross even Ia the d"ubI~ header WIN ~
Louis Tho Broakiyns Wuu 'vi'e from
N. chicago. aud the BOSTON -, h'lnnaiI
gam. was postponed ou account ~ ts'"
Ihe results and record follow
Irtt>buts Nss Nots. o
Btuokbh chicago. litN hn"
Htookbn. s. Chicago. second sam-
Philadelphia. .. ~ Iogls I lfN sab'
~ Louis, :: ghllsdr'phlA, . N@e'nh ssh"
" hosiOn llaln
The sun., 1902-06-08

UTUO.l u " = =" !" IT y
I7f,t bA>e un ,rfur> -uruoAlNu. {. 'hlragu
/. .r On hs--s-Hfu.rAh q. thi,aFu. 'it>t bA,r
out Nv NsNton. bl Williams. tvu hAss
~ ~h~sgard ~arrnCr uI'--A NI'ars ~tul'u
n..,, -f,@ V.r TLktt ltpIhlr ylAy ~ owe ard
I,,t.t Hr b, ptchrr-N1 WILLIAMS. Passed
hsI'-Fafr'u Wrlfr-fu.''r Tine Lu 80 sud
IS mlrulrs
The sun., 1902-06-08

Louis brokc even In = dpubi' h"adrt hrtr 20 dA,
IN, visitors nrld~d Tspot'N Ia the nr>i game. aud
pr.rticaiy presented the game to ine pfIlAfrI
psIsN Mutph, pitched sp'"udld hal To- 'Tr second
sAfn, ana tito lpraiS never had a iopA.I1 81
tsndAnce a6n The sCoieS
The sun., 1902-06-08

Len on bAssS ~ Louis. IhllAdel!'fT. .
Tisi bsse on halls oT MAGE, Nttu"s oHt
BA NAgec,a NutpbA.r Tao hNs" rIis h"uos an.
Kruegr' hartman. Hatn. IArkhs,h. Sar'ince
MI uAgce Siaisn hass> tArvlal ktuegrf
isouhls plAl fAreG md ntashsM l'aSSod hail
IArkufsch impirs posrF> and ~ 'un Tine
hout sni - mlputTN
The sun., 1902-06-08
roosLrs. : cUIc.oo l-sscovp o.ss

iirSt haSs un ttpt-hfuoENr I~ft on hAsr,
HrOokb n. q chicago Ilrst base "a hsIs-If
Thre, base hits - Nlagr, 1'tk'f Two baSe llts
-Iru,n. DAhi~n N,Crinr~ ht - Ii"oi STOLEN
hAs-> -DhLlrn. Irwin uo4blc pia' -TlukTr rAl lot
and ne,trE tmpir--rmNi- lime auur and
81 minute. Attendance 10 e..