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North Park union., 1902-02-21

The UNION will give next week, a
full account of the exercises held on
the 21st, in honor of Washington and
Lincoln's birthday. As we go to
press Thursday night it is impossible
this week.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

WHrx SrocK RAEcHEs in North
Park under irrigation, that cut from
y, TN hand1sd 70 I thousand tons Of
~ ~ fsadily a from fourtssn to
sAcusand dollars piecs, one
/ lily Judge what kind Of .
I! |!pdnl ~ hsvs n hsrs.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

since the fumigation Of Charles Rig
gems house, where the fumes of the
sulphur acted as An irrltant 70 her
throat. she will probably soon be
entirely we'll now.
North Park union., 1902-02-21
K. r. McCeIlum,

taste, but to characterize itas 40 q
ter absence of "patriotisn' or ''fs
son" is the shecrest of non'enR
When Mr.. Wheeler was chasing spn
out of Cuba q fow years ago, the ~
publican did not think W.
wanting in patriotism. And Gid a7
charge him with boorishuess'
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Mr.. al Patton ha moved back
TO his own premises IN the north end
of town. Mrs. Patton has been suf.
fering with asthmatio trouble ever
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Mrs. Knox has been caring for her
son Harry, who has been sick at NJ.
j. Capron's. He was threatened with
pneumonia.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Our government is continually run
ming up against conditions that are
hard to get around, especially, in
matters pertaining to our new pos
sessions in the far east. The Chin
North Park union., 1902-02-21

We were glad to see Mr.. George
Nevcomb out on the streets
Thursday. He is slowly recovering
from his case of grip.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Woodruff and Terry, Laramie;
will save you money on mems and
boys clothing.
North Park union., 1902-02-21
FOR SALE--ONE SAW
MILL COMPLETE includ-

ing planer and flooring maonine COM
bined, GUNNER and cut off saw, and
edger. For price and terms, ad-
dress all inquiries to BENNETT &
WELLS, Butler, Colorado.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes for man or boy, at Woodruff G.
Terry's, Laramie.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Gilbert and Mrs. Hayes visited
their daughter Georgia, in town Mon
day.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Chaa. Riggen went back to River.
side, Wyo., by stage last Saturday
morning.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Ward were in
town q short time this week. Mr..
Ward is mining at Agate Ridge this
winter.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Quarterly Meeting at Hebron Sun
day, Feb. 90. Services to be held
at the residence Of Andy Peterson,
at2 p. M. Rev. Spence of Walden
will preach. We hope to see large
attendance. II. Sutherlin.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Send your mail orders for Clothing
and Shoes to Woodruff and Terry
Laramie.
North Park union., 1902-02-21

Only 2 below zero. Thursday morn
ing; but it seemed colder than thai
North Park union., 1902-02-21
Items From Higho.

By Our spssial corseapoodsnt.
Crowded out last week.
The Hieho post office was moved
North Park union., 1902-02-21

ns NoRrn PAK UNION Is entered
= ihs post-office st Walden, Larlmer
soSnsy. Colorado. every Friday rs SEQ
hAd-caass matter.
North Park union., 1902-02-21
Jep Printing.

Joe Printing.
The UHIoHis prepared to do all
kinds of Job Work from the printing
Of . dodger to wedding stationery,
etc. Styles and prices guaranteed to
suit
North Park union., 1902-02-21
xauestasing.

sA61roSeaS1ng.
Advertising rates furnished on
application.
1AH Advertisements Collected For
Until OFdsrsd Out "a
North Park union., 1902-02-21

J. X. P. McCAbLUM.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
How 20 XIII the ..shsrpshoossr." ;"

How 60 XIII the ''Shnspshoossr."
Editor OF the Mountaineer:
The cotton boil worm has made iis appear
apce around Greeuville. and IL giving onT
farmers and business community much un.
eaain ass. Now, that we have Il with ua. ths
idea Ia To go to work Immediately, rrsortins
TO everything and way possible To check the
destruction that this worm In wont tn DO.
One Of the most effsctive means. ~ vet dis
covered, ia IN drive stakes over the field, nj
lowing them 10 project about six inches
above the cotton. On these stakes place tin
mans. from two to three inches In depth, and
in these pans put ordinary house lamps. Fill
the mans with water nearly to the ton. having
the surface OF the water covered With OIL
castor oil or melted lard will snffice. Light
these lamps abont twilight everv evening.
the weather permitting, and let them burn
during the entire night.
The insect that bOres into the boil and do
pOsi,a The egg that produces these worms. In
variabiy fiys against the hot lamp chimney.
becoming parRlyzed, falls into the oil. or
gresss that covers the surface of the wafer
contained In the pan. This substance heir
too heavy for the insect TO extricate ITSELF
holds u fa.t and II periEhes
Locate the lamps from 10 TO 10 frct apart.
Al cost of about 20 cents per acre you can
dest roy these dsvaRtatorR. IL In necessary
that every neigh bor act In concert To obtain a
com p,eie rIddanrs of this uninvitAd visitor,
bes { known an the ''sharpshnnisr."
J. Minis sullivan.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
Wednesday, July 80. 1902.
Gotten NAL Directors.

We lsarn that Mr.. q. ". Miilikin OF New
York vili.be In Abbeville today or tomorrow
irr the pcrpoee Of meeting with the directors
Of the Abbsviils cotton mill when the conside-
ration Of The election OF Q suitable person TO
take the place made vacant BY the resigna-
ton Of Prot. Bailey will DO the chief business
This dsponent knoveth not what will be
donc, but We are all led to believe that some
ono living away nom Abbeville will be elect.
ID % tho place. II eeems TO DO the almost
universal practice Of the Northern investors
% choose local man for president, but In
Shis town an exception 10 The rule may be
made, though Of this We have no definite In
formation.
Ordinarily ve believe II is matter OF no
concern 70 the public what iprivaie corpora
ttons may do but for . little tow q like this, a
Ersat cotton mill 10 scarcely less important
Than q raiiroad. The cotton mill is 90 close
lysalisd With all the Interests OF the town that
every citixen fecls more or less interest In II.
sixty or moro Of our people felt 10 much In.
tsrsss In 10 that they pot moro or less Of their
own money into it in the hope that general
cood would result For this reason. this
Newspaper. since IL inception. has bad oeca'
sjonal remarks about the mill. While we
know nothing % 10 what may or may not be
done as the coming meeting OF the directors,
10 sUGgsst:
L That the policy Of the mill win be noia-
Bio In several particulars, namely:
Z inst the good will OF the people will be
Desired.
3. That the mill will retire from politics.
- .ua- 49, -h.s ekAtR r.Vu0
lsrsooos and 20 eloct their own officers.
{ Harmony and sood.vill will result from
NE nov management
q That the mill. while standing TO its
friends, viii neither boycott nor attempt 10
punish those whom Il cannot control.
G That the mill will limit Its activity In
In school matters 70 the giving OF the
children Of tho operatives the best school
ABILITIES possible.
Z. That q rule. those with whom the mill
comes N contact, viii become IL friends.
A 70 who viii compose the ofloers Of the
min In the futurs. We have NO Information,
hot &c y practically certain that new presi.
don't win maize some new appointment.
Ths nsv president will NO doubt be hsdd
responsihls Dor the prosperity OF tho qlill
and this being true he will exercise 4 frss
hand.
Tns majority Of the original staEk Lo,dsr,
changed their investments. but 4ockhoIdsru
and oshsn fssl . IKE interest IL grsa. in.
ssisasioa which afsscss 20 ma5S linss Of ac,i,
iiy. Tho directors need rS help nom ou.
sidsra Thsy are fully Competent &c iooh
amer the institasion In their charge, but the
psopls win talk, an& nevpspers will prin,
Hcocs this srticle.<
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

Our Soda Water business increaseE every
year. There must he a reason. Call anu ie!
us explain u toyGI. II won't take long. and
Ray and y Ray v ~ be delighted TO do 40.
MliOrd's Drug Store.
shoes shoes sec our line Of fine shoes be.
fore buying. w. ID. barksdA'e.
.Rbeumat tacura"-H new remedy for rheu
NATHAN A positive cure Money back u IL
fails. For sale only by The speed Drug 20.
A superb assortment Of silk gloves and
mitts, also belts. handk erchieis and hosiery at
n n. more than half their real v~lue.
A. NJ. Smith & Co.
ANYTHING and everything In furniture.
The Kerr Furniture CO. is the place.
July Bargains-M uslins, white goods. per-
On las, clippers, etc, al Asddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN,
Times aud Places when the Candt.
dates will Talk 60 tho People.

Anderson. .. c., July II, 1909.
Al meeting OF the Congressional DiRtrict
Executive Committee this day At Anderson,
e c., after consulting q majority OF the can
didates for Congress, the following have been
adopted M the times and places In the DIS.
trict where the candidates for Congress VIII
DO expected to address the public. 10 wit:
Ninety.SIx, Monday, July 2lst.
Phoenix Tuesday, July 22nd.
Bradley, w cd nesday, July 2Srd.
Mccormick. Thursday. July enh.
Lowndesviiie. Friday, July 18th.
Newberry, Tuesday. July 9Th.
Prosperity, Wednesday. July aDth.
Long shore. Thursday, July 3lst.
Pickeps, Saturday. August end.
WaibRiia, Monday, August 9TH.
Anderson, Tuesday. August 5th.
Abbeville, Friday, August Sth.
Greenwood, Saturday. August 9TH.
Iva Mon dav, August llth.
Pendieqon, Tuesday, August 18th.
Mount Airy. Wednesday. August l3sh.
Easiey, Tbnrsllay. August lith.
Meets. saturday, August 10Th.
Cateechee, Saturday. August lGth. In the
evening.
Seneca, Tuertay, August 18th.
Fair Play. Wednesc ny, August soih.
The County Chairnsn Of the Democratic
party In the several countiea will please pub.
iish notice of these meetings.
Frank Il. Gary.
Ch. Dist. Ex. Com.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

0soffla takes the lead In the matter Of OK.
po12SS ofeRuelty 70 oonviota Tho latest ex.
pknre shows that convict had been wrap
bed In many blankets. Pot In . close room.
WHARF sstcss had bean made hot Amer the
nsgro had suffered under this treatment for .
time his physlcai condition was discovered To
30 Of . serious nature. He was allowed 10
cool %. bat hs diod that pight. The guard
that infliessd The punishment promised not
% % % again. and the doctor gave Q certin-
cate that the negro died Of some cerebral"
aaeesion. This occurred perhaps year ago.
eince The discovery the guard and tbs doctor
have besa indicted under charge Of murder.
Ths eonvics systsm Of Georgia and South
CArOiipa would seem 70 b reproach 70 our
Chsissianity ana . blot on our civilization.
Our laW-maksFs should provide profitable
snpsoymeet for oonvioss within the walls Of
ths psnitsntiary. Humane treatment should
he vcuohsaied 10 even the lowest. Punish
msnt should NOT b inflicted, except In the
pressnos Of Q committee Of humane men. The
idsa Of allowing guard 10 take up shack led
prisoner In . secret place TO beat him un.
msruifuiiy, or 10 cook him slise a. wss done
In Georgia, shou,d not be tolerated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
MaSlsios's Locals.

A new supply OF musiins at cis. nj HAD
don's.
White dotted swjsB at II y and !s cis. Tor ia'
dies waists ~ Haddon'E.
Inst arrived India Linens and Persian
Lawns for IN Id 50 m ner dreases at Haddons
A full assortment black. blue, while ant
coiored DnckE for ladies' summer skirts al HI
prices at iaddon's. , .
good assortment OF Covert Clo'h o'
sk ir,s at Haddnn's.
White lace Curtains at NIL prices at had'
don's. ~,
A new supply of Window Shades nj all
prices al Haddon's. ,,,
You can yet some bargains in slippers nj
Hnddon's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

n YOU are running q summer school and
need books 10 TO The Speed Drug Co They al
ways have them on hand.
"All the go''-lissue paper hats. Make you
one. rou eau get the paper from The speed
Drug Co.
The Speed Drug Co Will buy your second
hand school books. such M are used In the
county schools and the graded school Of Alb
bev lille. They must be In good condition.
We have good stock OF school hooks and
school supplies on hand now. Expeci to
handle them more extensively this iall than
ever. The Speed Drug DO.
Pratts Food ut Milford's Drug Store. Phone
lOI.
Don't be In u hurry about finding
your work in the world, but just look
about you In the place you find your.
self In, and try to make things "a little
better and hOnester there.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
Black snau Gives mp Work for n
month.

Those who love TO see great strong man
beat little man. as we'll as those who may
hope to avoid personal violence from those
who are stronger than themselves, will he
glad 10 learn that the editor OF the Green willie
News In stu suffering from the blows which
he resolved some three weeks ago. Because of
Instructions from his physician he has laid
down hIs work for month and will seek
health In the North. He has not recovered
from the paralysis which resulted from The
attack upon him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

We print In this Issue Of the paper the pre-
miusa list Of the County Fair. which comes
or this taiL The people OF the town are s1.
posting great time. and hope 70 meet ON
that occasion all The people Of the County.
THIS n not money.mskipg scheme. bot on
the part Of She promoters, Il II labor Of love.
without other hope OF reward than that
which 70 realised in the pleasure OF seeing
others have 1,od time. Business men have
contributed tas money with which 70 pay sx-
psnssa. Lst our friends In the county show
shsir appreciation Of the effort 70 give pleas
ant end profitable occasion.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

Col. w. r. Calhoun 60 he Editor of the
Greenviflc News.
The Greenville News OF the 29th contains
the following editorial announcement that
will be read win interest by the many friends
OF Mr.. Calhoun iu Abbevil.e County:
..rbe editor of Tho Greeuv willie News. under
the persm ptory orders OF his ply siciAp. leit
here last evening for the North, where ne VIII
take few weeks rest and medical treatment:
During bis absence Mr.. W. i. Calnouh wiz
oreside over the editorial department. COM
meucipg with this Issue OF The News"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

W., have had no dull season I'll" summer,
but have been very husy showing oGr ihans
80, ,,,,,,n. In DtumInpr's samples, and
mr.. continuing the sale with Tenewro Slgor'
You can purcha.e the choicest o, So"as nnGn'
un at from - to - per cent. lr.s thsn retu'a'
prices. ~ ~. ~
Remember we are the people IoI Pa,rr,n' ~,
o,is and window glass. Beat prices. The
speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
BaIider. shouId Use Clean SANDY

II our memory Ia not at fault the health
authorities Of Atlanta made ruling as 10 the
use OF sand for building purposes. from q
stream below the mouth OF the clty's sewer
age system.
II there is anything In this ruling. then the
same would apply 70 tho use by builders o.
sand below the ford beyond the cotton mill.
There 10 nj least prejudice against the use oi
unclean sand In the erection OF houses.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

Mr.. ]. r. Blake writes back to Abbeville
sh1S DO is we'll again. and that no would be NJ
ho1no by last nighps train.
Ana an ahsenso of q month on account OF
bia hsalth, he 10 himsalf again, and ready 10
naSes his eQnstitusnts In his candidacy for the
He1Sass. according 70 the appointnnents design
- Having rested and recupSEstsa hs u
yoady fur Tho nay.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
Evil. or War and whi.key Compared.

"War hath killed It's Thousands. but Wills
key its tens OF thousands" We can most ap-
propristely use this exclamation which IN
iamiliar 10 oil Bible readers, and Will be read.
lily ascribed to the entbusiastic followers OF
David lust after the kIlling OF Goliath We may
also properly name whiskey the Goliath of
this age the giant evil which. though u has
filled more graves than war, seems not sails
ned but IL .tiil doing its work.
In war men know their danger, and the
pointed bnyonet is openly directed. but not
NO with whissey: Its dangers are mnsked anu
the young. and Tor this reason innnmeraoie
are Its Victims, daily. hourly, while war 10
perindical and carries Off It's meE and ID done
for while nj least Whiskey claims ior lts
victims numbers of women also, while war
can name but one Miriam and one Joan of
Arc. Mothers have left their babes To die.
while they worshiped At whiskey's shrine.
ard this can not be saNd OF war.
War bas made home ties the stronger, ana
therefore, In q certain sense, has been copduc'
i've TO family growth. while whiskey tears
down the household. or else peoples the home
with mere ghoais OF happiness, embodied 30
sIsys men directly and openly. while the sub
tleiy OF whiskey Indirectly slays BOTH the
guilty and the innocent. The father, the
mother, the babe, all 10 down to one grave
under whiskeys deadly thrust, while war
daughters In the fear OF God, and mus liIi
woman nearer her place In the estimation oi
men, where her power In seen 10 90 not IN
physical strength. but In purity and truth.
children in the formation Of HABITS which
MAKE or MAR human life. The early love oi
whiskey has been seen developed In such
wuy m one would think could lead 10 no
harm whatever. and this thought suggests q
little poem:
only"
Only the little sugared drops
That are left Ia my fathers glass.
These are sweet 10 my boyish lips,
l can never let them pass.
Only NoG at Chrisimas time
When We ALL Just take glass,
caunot miss this yearly fun.
Oh! no, would not let IL pass.
Only q drink 10 q real saloon.
One drink from the drunkards glass
To assert my strength and manhood
Twill NEVER do TO let IL pass.
Only SID with q maiden fair
AS she daintily hands the glass,
What man can have the courage
To sdy-"Thanks. bus I'll let II pass"
Only an erening drink al the Club,
AR we ALL tip the social glass.
How can ONE man ba man enough
To firmly say-"l'LL LET 1T PASS
Now I'm a wreiched slave 10 chains,
These little "ONLrs" hold me fast,
TheSe poor polluted lips of mine
Can never say-"ILL LET 1T PAss."
Young man. beware Of the "Oplys,
They are links OF . mighty chain.
III ouco you are bound and fettered
Yon will never be free again:
Mt. Carmel, =. e. Sallie smitn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
asIsnaae himself with Public Sessi.
@eaG

Alx0286 @tos1h WAN E""sso O0ss
04Dt.
Despite the faot that Mr.. Latiner In running
counter 10 what 10 believe % DO public senti-
mens In the matter OF throwing away the
Philippines, pet. we believe that he In gaining
iasssly because Of his position on the foolish
fxhs which the Dsmocrats have:madSagainst
even GOOD proposition, II Il cones from the
Republioan side OF the house. He believes In
ssssing null share OF tho gins from Washing.
scn, sad sess no good In neediessly nssging
the Republicans. Latimer's position along
th st line u good. We are sorry no 10 on In
the matter Of the Philippines. For time 10
seemed ,hst Latimsr. by the recital Of an AN.
scdoss which could on iy give onense. and BY
his oppostsion 10 the Philippines. was swim.
ming against the tide, but OF late no seems to
bs more In accord with what We regard the
true policy ofths sonth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
Bridges to Let.

ON THE 7ih DAY OF AUGUST AT 1890
a. m, will let 10 the lowest responsible bid.
der contract for repairing the truss bridge, n
part OF Pettigrew's bridge over Little River.
Also at the same time and place ] will le,
the contract to rebuild the bridge over Little
River at Martins Shoals
Contractors 10 give bond for faithful per.
formance Of contract
Plans and specifications mad known on
day Of letting. The right In reserved 10 reject
any and all bids.
q. y. Nickela.
July -. 1872. Supervisor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

We have several hundred pair Drummers
sample suEprpders At from cents up To the
very beat al IS cents. IL you will need pair
With In the next six months II will surely pay
you 10 secure some Of the above great bar
gains. a. M. sn"n W"
Hsrris's Carbonated Water and GingSr AIe
MiiiordS Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
Peld|e|On CONegiQ|e Institute,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

D3ESBYTERIAN co Troll H.
l. corps t-ucters. Primary, Academic.CoI-
l.pi,,r Music Art. Prepares for Junior c!ass
in uIl Colleges. Pupils boarded IN private
no. ..s cheap. Pure wntor. climate. religious
influence. ,,,,,,pnSoS
,,,, ,eo, n rendlrton. >. C..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
Low ndesviIle ~. AnircvilIe.

II 10 now an established fact that LowndeS.
Vile can't play bali. Al the campaign meet
ing In Lowndssvilie Inst Friday, the Zoth:
the AntreviIlIe team everiaxtingly rubbed
II into them to the tune OF II Ia I. II was an
easy victory for The Antreville boys. and u ~
very evident that the one simply optclnsses
the other. The feature OF the game was the
steaiiug home by Ernest McCarter OF the An.
treyille team,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
Confederate Home
and College.
The Only Boarding School for
Young Ladies i'm Charleston.

ENGLIsH BRANCHES. PEDA GOGY. LAT
Il IN, French, Art Music and Steno,
yrnphy extra. Terms $50 per year. Special
rates for day pupils.
Miss Il. NJ. PRINGLE.
President of Board ol Control.
Mrs. JSO. Il. ADGElt.
Corresponding Secretary.
Miss II. +. ROMAN.
Principal, Charleston, =. {.
July -. 1902.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30

Whenever you have any furniture &" pack.
he surc 10 see the Kerr Furniture Go. They
will pack came for you.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-30
MOORE ny INNINGS.

Lowpdesviile. ........... ..0O0llll0-i
Antreville-................. .....n5t.iFHs-"
Batteries: Moselcy. Iatimer and Mason for
I.owbdesville; Erwin and L. Caldwell for An
trevilie. Struck out by Moselev 3. by latimer
l. BY Erwin .. Umpire, Dr. Kirkpatrick.
Antreville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-28
BREAK EVEN
TWO INTERESTING GAMES.
norsan's Great Throw Home from
the Field, and sharn,s Running
Catch saved Frs, earae for
Observation-Disclosures nat.cd Ont
the Next Game.
q, and saarr's Running
the Next Game.

Manchester and the Brownies played
two games yesterday at Broad Street
Park and divided honors. the Brownies
taking the first and the Manchesters
the second. Both games were interesting.
The Brownies won the first by the score
OF 10 4, but il Was in doubt to the last.
and only Morgan's great throw nome
ming left-hand catch Of O'Rara's fly in
centre, saved the Gay for the Brownies.
Manchester got twice as many hits as
tho Brownies in the first game. but Hook
er gave seven Brownie batsInen bases on
balls, and with the aid OF Manches errors.
they managed to win out. McEvoy was
wild also. giving three bases on balls
in the first inning, which, coupled with
two hits ard an error or two. delivered
two runs 10 the Manchesters. The
Brownies got together IN the sixth in
ming. however. and with three hits, a
base on balls and an error tailed four
times. Knowles was up to the mark in
hitting. In the TWO games he got a triple,
two doubles. and two singles. while
Hooker got j double and four singles.
IN the second game, Manchester won
on its excellent hitting, getting fifteen
hits, and but for tilnid base running, they
would have scored oftcncr. Morgan re-
peated his throwing act of the first game
by cutting off runner at the home plate
on long hit to left field. Eulcher. who
was in the box for the Brownies in the
second game, was hit hard throughout
the game.
no