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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-31
WIFE; SUES
FOR BREACH
OF PROMISE
Mrs. Chase Claims Marriage
Did Not End Old Action
Against Her Husband.

New York, May 3l.-It is not often that
a man is sued by his own wife for breach
of promise of marriage. yet that is what
has happened TO Francis Dane Chase, a
purser on the Washington. OF the Ward
line OF steamships. Chase thinks II isn't
right. Application has been made 10 JUS
tice Greenbaum, in the supreme court,
on his behalf to have her suit, which Is
for s25 eco. dismissed.
Mrs Chase strenuously opposed her
husbands application. Before her mar
riage she was Edna NJ. Alloway. Ac-
cording to her statement. she caused the
arrest OF Chase In the suit on Jan. 10
last. Later she relented, Chase was re-
leased and on Jan. 30 Miss Alloway and
the purser went TO the Little Church
Around the Corner and were married.
Two days later Chase sailed for Mexico.
and Mrs. Chase declares she has not seen
him since.
Sullivan, Goldsmith & Engel represent
ed Chase at the hearing yesterday and
urged Justice Greenbaum TO dismiss the
suit on the ground that the marriage
terminated the breach of promise.
Mrs. Chase in her affidavit sets forth
that on June 5 of last year. In the pres
ence of her mother and grandfather.
Chase asked her TO become his wife and
she consented The wedding was fixed
for Jan. 6, 1902. and she prepared her
trousseau. Chase, however, did not ap-
pear and the wedding guests had to be
dismissed. Then she began her suit.
caused Chase's arrest. and finally was
married to him.
Her lawyers contend that the marriage
did not end the breach-of-promise suit.
and Justice Greenbaum will have to solve
the odd problem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-31

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-31
THE WEATHER

Boston. May A.-For New England:
Fair tonight and Sunday; light westerly
winds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Hers Good Pitching Enables Alton
Team Tn Win.

In the second game of the series between
the Alton Blues and the St Louis Diels AT
Sportsnnan's Park. Alton. yesterday. the
Alton boys turned the tables on Cahills men
and evened up for their defeat OF three
weeks ago by punching hits on Terry Tor
four runs. while the Diels found Eddie Herr
a hard proposition. and. aside from the first
inning, failed TO score.
The game was played before a crowd OF
LOO persons The rivalry between the clubs
Is strong, and delegations from other sub
urban towns and ST. Louis attended. At the
start IL looked like the Diels' game. for they
scored two runs in the first inning, out
after that Herr was almost invlncible. and
the Diels were handed nothing but cipher $
for the remainder of the game. Terry al
lowed but eight hits. but the Blues punched
some of these In the third inning for a
total OF four runs. Aside from the one bad
inning. Terry pitched splendid game. Herr
was IN great form. He struck out seven
men. and. though the Diels hit the ball. II
was generally into somebody's glove. the
Alton outfelders gathering eleven flies
Charley Schlemm put up q fast game at
third for the Blues. and Mike Woodlock
was some ..punkins'' at short Hob did
the best hitting for the Blues and "Tootsie
Holman for the Diels- Captain Kicks or
the Diels pulled or the star fielding play
when he ran over from second base and far
out from the foul line for catch of Clif-
ford's fly in the sixth inning The Blues
ard Diels win meet In the deciding game
in a week or two for the serltprofessionai
champion ship of St. Louis and vicinity
The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
To-day. Kenirworth Entries.

Irst race. five furlonss:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
FIRST GAME.

Chicago .....................s o %. GO :
Washington ...-..........0 y . o 0 . I-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
CENTURYs WON THE RUBBER.
Sporting Writers Defeated. Though
Miller Pitched Good Ball.

An example OF the uncertainty OF a pitch
er's luck was afforded at League Park
yesterday when the Sporting Writers were
defeated by the Centurys, though Oscar
Miller let down Captain Ryans team with
two hits. Seven of the Centurys were struck
out by Miller and the two hits were far
apart. but peor support at critical times
and faulty umpirtng gave the Centurys the
game. Three infieid errors. wild pitch
and a passed ball let In the runs that
eventually won for the Centurys
The pencilers touched Cantrill for seven
hits. but could not bunch them in proper
sizes and were shut out until the seventh
inning. Cantrill famed eleven of the bunch
and that helped some. The game was
called at the end of the seventh inning to
allow the Centurys to catch a street car
and had II not been for that the Millerites
would have won. for In the seventh Cam
trilfs speed slackened and when the scribes
finished with him they lacked but two runs
of a tie. The game was the third of a
series in which the Centurys took two
The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
As 4 BETTING PROPOSITION.
salinda Seems to He the Best Bet oil
Difficult Card.

The marvellous Mr.. Maginn has ofrere I
race goers beautifully difficult card at
Delmar to-day. SO bad are the races TO
pick that the writer gave an expert handi-
capper three selections in each race last
night. and laid him even money TO eacn
race that he could not pick n winner Thus
the bettor Is getting even money against
three horses TO win In each race, bar the
fifth. The horses he picked to run for him
are:
First Race-reny Lepping. Hengist. Miss
Guido
Second Raee--Miss EOn. Tribes. Hannah
Lady.
Vale.
Fourth Race-FitzbriIlar. Two Lick. Hap
py Chapy.
Fifth Race-Barred.
sixth Race-If You Dare Louis Wagner
Four Leaf Clover.
The writer fairly throws up his hands and
admits that he cannot pick a winner In any
OF the five races in three selections TO each
race.
Only in one race has Maginn given one
horse better chance than another The
NTH looks like a two-horse race between
Salinda and Digby Bell. Something may
break II up. but the race looks that way.
Salinda's last race was brilliant but IL
may have taken the edge OF her. and Bell
may win
All the other races seem open TO a degree
that should justify the bookmakers in Law
ing to l against every horse in a race IL
the oettors agree on a horse in these races
and back him at short rise with unanimity
OF opinion they must be regarded as ex-
ceSsively wise or excessively foolish. TAX
the bookmakers should have no trouble at
other.
Sport should be excellent. as every horse
play prices and jockeys and never mind the
horses.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
GOSSIP OF THE QpARTERsTRETCH.
Captain Bunbury Made KiIlinE
When Kfttfe Cut q Dash Won.

Fourteen favorfteS won in the thirty-eight
races decided at Delmar last week Six Sec
ond choices and four third choices were also
returned winners. With twenty-four first,
second and third choices winning Cnly four
teen races were left for the outsiders. The
longest shot OF the week to score was
Kittie-Cut-A-Dash. the GallanEry- bounding
Cecil fiily. which won Saturday a. 20 to L
Kittie belongs to Captain B. g Burberry.
the Texas horseman. who backed the ally
n neaviiy Kan and k,s Cleaned ned, up nicely when she
the week at long odds. This mare has won
more races at long odds than any horse
takes liberties with kiss Quick whenever
she Is In where she looks to have a chance
TO win, and Kiss Quick gets even by gall
Bobby Beach. one OF the speediest thor
oughbreds raised In the State of Missouri
Bobby Beach Is a son OF Fsustus. and was
Brown. the well-known Texas hor.eman.
used 20 race Bobby Beach. and the horse Is
now in the stud down in Texas.
Backers OF favorites broke about even In
their argument with the bookies at Delmar
last week: Exactly fourteen first choices
Der finished unplaced. OF the other ten nine
ran second and one finished third. Place
that ran second. which enabled the players
20 save themselves.
The promising 2-year-oId Happy Chappy.
by The Hero. performed In Grover Cieve-
land Bakers colors the last time he started
At Delmar. Happy Chappy Is a recent addi-
tion to the Baker string. Young Baker
bought Happy Chappy on the strength Of
his fathers good opinion Of the colt Gro
yer Cleveland Baker Is a son OF the veteran
trainer, Hugh r. Baker. Happy Chappy
and Harry Griffth. another speedy young
ster developed here this season. were both
sired by The Hero. Jim Sellers used to race
Tie Hero. This horse became famous by
winning .wo races In ons afternoon q:
Washington Park.
The Delmar Jockey Club viii distribute
SIS. 100 in stakes and purses during the pres
ent week The weekly racing programme
provides for thirty-seven races. Of which
fifteen will be for 800 purses twelve for
Slee PURSES six for 500 purses and three for
500 purses This accounts for thirty-sfx
races, and the thirty-seyenth is the Mera-
mec Stakes. which has 81. 900 added. but will
be worth over S3ooo. Two-year-olds were
asked to meet old horses at Deimar last
week for the first time this season, and the
result Of the contest demonstrated that the
juveniles were thoroughly capable of taking
care Of themselves In older company. This
week there Is a 800 purse for 3-year-olds
and upwards. TO be run next Friday. Two
year-olds will be asked to carry ninety-six
pounds: others three pounds below the
scale. The race was framed up to bring
about a contest between the pick OF the 3
year-oIds In training here and the best of
local sprinterS There are eight races on
the card this week for 2-year-olds exclu
sivcly and one for 2-year-olds and upward.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
BARRY.s MAsTERLY PITCHING.
st. Charles Browns Got Hut One Hit
on Him and Reuorters Won

Barry's excellent pitching and his error
less support gave the St Louis Reporters
another victory over the st. Charles Browns
at St Charles yesterday afternoon The ST.
Louis boy who has been tpirling this sea-
son for Joe Quinn's Des Noines team of the
Western 1eagre, was q puzzle TO the
BROWNS, and single by Schroeder was the
lone st. Charles hit OF the game. With the
sharp fielding of the Reporters the result
was a foregone conclusion. In the fourth
inning Burg scored the first and only run
for ST. Charles on an out at first base.
Heiringer handled Barry's hot shot well
and his throwing was a feature. but one
man stealing on him. The infield work OF
the Reporters was gilt edged. Jimmy Fenton
and Fisher dividing the honors. The former
knocked down several drives that looked
good for hits. Burgher played a star game
both in the field ard at bat. The Browns
but the scribes touched the latter for eleven
hits and were never in danger. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
.m.,eur Bs.eb,Il Vote.

-Dodson- t5rauls WON from the c. Z. II : by
a score % TO 6. For. games with ise winners
address w A. Dyer, 40 nf Olive street.
The College Of Pharmacy team won from the
Waterloo nine at Waterloo yesterday by score
Of to 4.
-Etsenstadts won fronl lhe Rose Hills at the
G B. c campus yesterday BY score OF 20 4
Costigan and Hulligzn serTed for the Rose Hills
while Patrick. Tozier ana Hecker furnished bat
terry work for the 1tsensSa ads
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
BATTIsTE THE STAR JOCKEY.
II. Walsh's Recent Work Has Been
Very Poor-Booker 1mprovIng.

Battiste now leads the winning Jockeys
at the local tracks. He did good work In
the saddle during the past six days riding.
He rode eight winners In that time He now
leads T. Walsh by . points The latter
has been doing very poor riding I'm the last
month A. W. Booker did some very good
work during the week lie landed five OF
his mounts winners. G. Bonner and Sayers
rode four winners each. while j. Miller and
Houbre were successful In having three
winners added to their list. Beauchamp
and T. Dean each rode two winners. Nc
Joynt was the lone rider added TO the win
ming list The table follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Pine BIuR to be in Leasue.
REPrBLIC SPECIAL.

Pine Bluf Ark. Sept. Pine Blusf will Be in
the Cotton Belt states Baseball League next ses-
son. Arrangements are now being made whereby
George W. Blackburn Of Natchez Miss. will
m&nsge = team which he is to get together. Pine
BluH will be one of the most enthusiastic towns
in the league.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

hass a On h.IsForT Gr,si;h ~ rirt
out-By Griffith ;. by Carrtck 3 Hit by pitcher
-Cpughlin ]. Two-base hlts-Daly i. Carr1cl l.
Driil /. Three base hits-Mertes !. DelehAnty 1.
Sacrifice hts-lsbell /, DAILY q. suang J, Drill 4
Csrfiek I. Stolen bsse.-isbeH I. double plnys
Isbell ;: strang. DAILY and 1sbell I: Ely and
Carey ]; Time-Two hours and forty y-five mia
utes- Impirt-CsrTutefs. Game called on ae-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Mnvaukee -. ~. pauI 80.

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. milwaukee
double header frUn ST. Paul to-day BY the fms
pitching Of Altrcck and Barber The second game
Vas a pitchers battle between Hartman and
Barber. but the latter lost the game through his
Sildness; The feature was q home run by Hug
gins and a running catch OF foul ny by Mar
r. H. (.
Milwaukee .......s 90 % 10 }
St Paul ..--.......0 o e-s )
Batteries-Altrock. Speer and ponshue: Chech
and Hurley.
SECOND GAME
RHE
Milwaukee ......o 0 o o oIs .
81. Paul.. 30 ,
Bstterie--Barber and SpeeI. Hartman and
Hurley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
FIzER STILL LEADS THE WINNERS.
suave Tennesseean Has Won More
Money Than Any other stable.

Fizer & Co. still lead the winning owners
at the DelInar track. This stable has Just
passed the $1,000 mark. r. r. Rice stands
second In the list with over $500 to his
credit Barney Schneider. who led the win
ming owners at the Fair Grounds and Kim
Ioch, has won I'm the neighborhood OF 5000
with his horses at Delmar. Geheimness has
been Schreiber's principal breadwinner at
p u Gorman are among the other big
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Casey's splendid work at third base was
the fielding feature. Score:
Detroit
q

Detroit .....-..........-i . q , Ill
Baltimore ..-...--.........O o o. 8
Iw9,ease hits-Casey l: Howell / sssFin;e
hts-Bareu i Seibach ! Blses on balls-By
Esan :. By Mccarthy :. by Wiitse = Hit by
piteher-Witse 1 Barrett !. Frs. hase m errers
detroit !. Baltimore 2 Left on oase--petr ut
.: Baltimore g. Struck out-By Mccarthy ]. by
Wiifse !. Double plsys-casey ans McAll!sier J..
Gilbert. Howell and Jones l. EIberfeld G'easnn
snd McAllister J. Wild pltches-EsIn /. Wtitse
=, Time-one hour and hfty-nve minutes. I'm
pirs-OIoughlin. Attendance. l,1S1-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
nARLsM SELECTIONS

HARLAN SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
chicago. Sept 7-S~lec;ien-:
First Race-Frreler. PFince Of Endurance. 81.
loaEl-
Second Rs,s-St. Cuihbert Rag Tag. Iu.-
cAuca
Third Raee-Teller BRISTOL Old Fox
Fourth Race -SCIntillant S=archer Capts Iu
Gaines.
Fifth Race-Duellst Rose Tree JIminex
sixth Race-Daddy Bender. Siege. Lkndin.
Seventh Raes-Silurisn. Linelisht. Crchin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Kansa. City o, Minne.polI, =

Kansas CITY, Mo, Sept. 7.-wolfe's effective
pitching a: critical times. coupled with the
rsssed fielding of the Minneapolis players CAV.
Kansas city the game. Attendance. ; 800. SeoIe:
p II. Z.
Kansas city --....o 0 . . ..-s II ,
Hinneapolis .-...--.O o D 0 Is .
Batteries: Wolfe and Bsyiile: Mui!ia xad
Hezger.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

KENILwoRTH PARK SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Buffalo N Y. Sept 5.-SeiectIons:s
First Race-Rheta All Souls. Chr,stine A
Second Race-Circus, Barouche. Janice.
Fourth Raee-Naghoni. Lampcon. Lady Match
Fifth Race-Jeesie Jarboe. Bill Massie. Du-
bicus.
sixth Race-Mewmiarns. Leone. Branch.
ftr
To-Day's shepxhend BAY Entries-
First rare Az ana ore-haif furso-Rz. arrifnR.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Columbu. p IndIanapolis IL.

Columbus. o.. sept. Indianapolis hit Bailey
for nine singles in the irst two innings to-day.
and Curtis. who took his place in the third.
could not stem the tide. keium always
effective. Attendance. ssss. Score:
Columbus .-.......0 Q o i-z
lndisn ma polls -..-..s IL is ;
Bat;eries-Cprtis, Bailey and Il. Fox: K-ilum
and Matthews.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
CARDINALS won EXHInrrroN GAME.
Defeated the Newark Eastern Team
by n Score Of to z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo 7, Louisville d.

Toledo. O.. Sep 7.--ToIedo defeated the chan-
pions to-day In n hotly contested game Of ten IN
nings. Score:
R.H. e
Toledo .-.-...-...0 80 IL Is
Louisville ------.l 0 . oO- 0-s Il 4:
Batteries-Gornian and Gratnus; Dunkie and
Sehriyer. Attendance . 500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

Wiitse Was Touched Up for Fifteen
Hifs-Carey Played = Great Game.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. THE locals hit
Wiltse hard this afternoon. Four singles
. and Eowells error netted four runs IN
the first inning and five singles and hit
batsman brought fve more in the seventh
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Reporters

Earned runf-heloftefs T. 81 C!lsfIts y. IWo'
base hits-Erman 1. Sacrifice hits-Bursher ,.
Fenton /. Meeks l. sto.en bases-HeninSer 1.
ErTian / Bursher l, Burg I Double Plays-Er-
Left on bases-Reporters :. st. Charles . Struck
ON Barry /. by Young : Time OF saIne-one
hour and thirty-fve minutes Umpre-Vose.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Minor Gamer.

At Rockfcrd-Cedar Rapids 8 Rockford &
At Rock lsland-Rock island o. Davenport l.
At Evsnsyille-Eyansyille 6. Ter-e Haute 5.
Al pecatnr-Deeatnr .. RioominEton 3
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

base ON bslls-On Patterson =. of Townsend :.
struck out-By Patterson s. by Townsend =. Two
base hits-Doyl- !. Delehanty /. Townsend l.
Sacrifice hits-Greene /. Isbell 1. Stolen bases
Jones !. Coughlin ]. Wild pitches-PatteISon l.
Passed balls-Drin l. Double pays-Dsvis. DAILY
and Isb-ll /; Ely. Doyle and Carey J. Time-Onr
hour and forty minutes. Ehplre-CarTuthers
SECOND GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

Earned runs-Centurys 3 Sporting Writers l.
Two-base h!ts-sharpe / Stolen bases-Centurys
6. sporting Writers , Passed balls-Smith g.
sampson 1. Wild pltches-Miller J. Bases or
balls-on Miller 4. OF Czntrtli 4. Strike-outs-
By Csntril II, by Miller Z. Cmpire-"Kid''
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
sHEEPsuEAD s4Y SELECTIONS

sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
RErJBLIC SPECIAL
New York. sept 7.-Sel-ctioBs:
first R-c--S.pteg. SIS MEgcncr Paramount.
Second Race-RuEnels, Jack Ratlin. Ordnnng.
Third Race-Lnrd Of the Vale. BoutOnnier-. In
culatOr
Fourth Race Dublin. Colonel Psdden. Lux
Casta
Fifih Ksc--Genersl Mart Gary Teddy RhitaL
Sixth Rae--Daly. His Eminence. south Trim
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
THE REPI-BLIC SELECTIONS.

THE REPUBLIc SELECTIONS
First Rac.-Tros Tickle Saint. Hengist
second Raee-hannsh Lazy, Lacy Phiiura.
Third Eace-Loiter Kitty c., Judge Pettus
Fourth Race-Fappy Chappy. Noweia. Lady
f'ifth Race-salInda Dieby Bell Joe Collins.
sixth Race-if You Dare. Four-Lesf g.. Louis
Wagner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
ST. LOUIS.

Earned runs-Boston Two-base hIts-Burkett
]. Dougherty l. Parent /. Freeman J. Ferris l.
t,riser J. Home runs-Ferris l. Sacrifice hits
Freeman ]. Bases or balls-on Powell . on
Dlneen !; Struck out-By Powell .. by Dineen 2
Left on bases-St- Louis T. Boston : Time-One
hour and thi-ty-seven minutes. Umpires-sheri-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Centraiis III. Sept. The ST Louis Rawlings
to-day defeated Breese In highly exciting game
the last OF a serfes-on neutral grounds for a
good pure. by score OF to a. The 'Ra siirss
made eight runs before the NTH and were un1ble
score later. Five IN the nrst inning came
from baiters being hit B, pitched balls Breese
scored all seven runs AFR the sfth inning
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Used Wagons to Cart Cosn.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
81. Paul. Minn.. Sept. 7.--Drays were used
last evening TO convey the silver coin. taken ~
gate receipts at the State Fair last week from
the grounds to the city hank. Each drsy con
tanned a ton Of silve-. There was more than
$4,000 in silver, The net profits OF the fair were
s7O.oo0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

Earned run.-Aiton 3 Two-bake hits-McSwee-
rey 1. s,amm I. HIT by pitched bsil-By cif-
ford /. by Terry l. Struck cut-By Herr :. BY
Terry J Bases on baiis-ou Terry. J. Tine Of
xame.ons hour and twenty 1--WE minutes I'm
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Driver Marvin Seriously III.
PEPI-BI.IC SPECIAL

Lexington. KY. Sept. Charles Marvin. tbs
famous driver OF trottins horses. Is dangerously
iIi at a hospital here. He had gone East with
several head Of trotters and brought home
on a cot Saturday. His fame was won in Call
fcrnia when he brought to the front many turf
stars.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

The 81. Louis Cot
the Murphysboro Hski
Score. 10 to G. In favor
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08

winners at Delmar. German shipped his
string East recently A list of the leading
winning owners at Delmar will be found
below.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
soathern League.
Three I League.

Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS 6, Nashville 5
At Shreveport-Shrevepor 1. Birmingham s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
REPIrRLrc SPECIAL.

Mufphyeboro. III. sei,t.
ton Belt team opposEd
baseball club here tod as.
q the HiEin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Or. B0HANNAN

csres an CAronie D,ease. Dr. "veg-t.ble Cur.tivs.
positively Nervous Debility. Organic Wsakness Loa
Manhood or any evils resulting from youthful
In from two 90 veeks In and
advertised In the 81 Louis for forty and
nzs failed in curiLy the Worst Cases Prie. Five
Dollars tal paekaec, One Dollar. sufficient tn show that
the Remedy win do athat 10 advertised securely s.i-f
to any sadrrsa DE. C. A BofiANNAN, No. Ga NerfaA
Street, s. Leuis. No Private Circular FREE
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
81. Joseph as, Peoria ia.
Denver 12-s, Des moline. s-2.

Denver 12-3, Des Moines 5-2.
Denver. Colo. Sept. 9.-WhiteridKe pitched two
winning Eamsa against Des Moines to-day and
his work was nne BY agreement only seven ia
nings were played In the second game, Denver
making the winning score in the seventh. At
tendance. 6. 500. Score:
FIRST GAME
r II Z
Denver ....-.-....I ; l : = Il q y
De. Noines .-....4 % / o-5 Is )
Batteries -Whiteridge and Mcconnell; Morrison
and Hausen
SECOND GAME.
RH. z
gcnNer ----------------.o v y y l-S ]
Des Moines .....-.........o . = e-2 8 /
Batteries-whiteridse and Mcconnell; Feeney
and Lobeck.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
ca ATARRH

The treatment of CataITh with antseptc and astring
en washes lotions salve mecated tobacco and cigarettes
any external local application just unreasonable
and would be kindng FIRE top of the pot
to make boil True these give temporary relief but the
cavities and passages the head and the bronchial tubes
almost Immediately fiji up again with mucus.
Taking cold is the first step towards CatarTh for it
checks pespation and the poisonous acids and vapors
which should pass off through the skin, thrown back
upon membrane inner skin producing inam
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Colorado sprinxs SIS, Omaha a

Colorado Springs Sis, Omaha O-2.
Colorado Springs. Cole. Sept. 1.-colOradon
Springs took two games from Omaha In easy
manner. The nrst they won BY punching hits IN
the seventh inning. The sScond game wJn
in the first inning by hard hitting Scores:
FIRST GAME.
X. II. Z.
Colorado Springs - y 0 0 - l
omaha .--..-..-....-e v y . Y %
Bstter1es-McSeely and Bserrsld: Graham and
Gontng.
SECOND GAME.
X. II. Z.
Colorado Springs. il i.
omaha .......--...9 o-r .
Battsries-AcSesiy and Hserwsld: Ailowzy.
Pears. Uondink Thomas