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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08

Senator Pu'zsl. but to. no avail as the
"Closure" rule was finally adopted by a
vote OF IS to 8. every democrat voting in
favor OF The rule.
After few bills of non- importance
were offered and referred to the various
committees. the Senate adjourned for a
recess OF fifteen minutes. AT the end of
the recess the Senate only met to adj urn
until Thursday morning at 10. so a. m.
AS President Hubner was not present
the members OF the various committees
were not given out.
In the allotment OF minor offices, Anne
Arundel county received the following
appointments: Richard Phelps. janitor,
and Frank Brown, clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08
Trial Of Bainbridge Looked For With In
terest.

1t is expected that the trial board con-
sisiing of Admiral Evans, Capt. Train,
Capt. HemphIll, Commander Rolkar,
Commander Reland. Lieut.. -Comdr.
Rodgers, and Naval Constructor Wood
ward will arrive here on Monday, and
the torpedo boat destroy er Bainbridge
will be given trial trip over Barren
Island Course. The cambridge was
given trial over the Newport course in
last November, but the result has never
been made public. As this is the first
boat OF this type to be purchased by the
United States Government, and as the
government has placed contract for
three oil these vessels, the outcome of this
trial trip is anticipated with great deal
OF interest. The Chancey, the sister ship
of the cambridge and built by the same
firm, is expected to arrive here in few
days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08
Fencing Tournament.

Prot. Generoso Pavese, champion fen
Ger of the world, will give fencing tour
nament at Lehmann's Hall. Baltimore. on
Tuesday next. January ID. from 8 to II
p. m. 1t is the desire of Prof. Parvese
on this occasion to meet all masters of
the sword OF foil in this vicinity. espec-
tally officers connected with the Naval
Academy. in friendly contest. Among
others who will fence with Prot Parvese
are Pcof. Lorett, of the Turnyerein Var
waerts, Prot. Benerlein, instructor oi
Marston Universlty, Prot Bailey instruc-
tor OF the Y NJ. c. A., Baltimore, Mr.
lanes ReesI and others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08

The State Police Steamer Governor
Thomas came IN for coal and water this
morning from Thomas Point, Captain
Howard reports everything quiet on the
oyster grounds. The State Police Steam
er Governor McLain. Captain Turner,
came into port last night. having broken
blade OF her propeller in the heavy ice.
The necessary repairs were made and she
eff for the oyster beds this afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08
ORPHANS COURT.
Judicial Disposition of The Orphans And
Widows.

The Orphans Court met this morning
with Chief Judge Alfred ljams and Asso-
ciate Judges Charles II. Russell and
Henry Woodward. Sheriff John +. Bowie,
Register of Wills Luther A. Palmer and
Deputy Register Joseph 0 Fowler,
transacted:
Third account of John T. Colinson,
guardian OF Elsie Pond and Magg b.
CollInson. infants, was filed, examined
and passed by the Court.
La the matter of the estate of Rosa
Braun. tinal ratification of the sale of the
property of Rosa Braun to X. L. Wernlz,
was filed. examined and approved by the
Court.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08
A New Enterprisa.
q

An enterprising lady is now cleaning
ladies and gentlemen's kid gloves. Orders
filled promptly if left at the CAPITAL
Office. Ordinary size 10 cents, very
long gloves IS cents per pair. This is
new enterprise in town and will save
trouble and extra expense of having
gloves cleaned in Baltimore. Iw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08
It Girdlas Tha Hlnha.

The fame OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve
as the best in the world. extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer OF
Cuts. Corns. Burns. Bruises. Sores,
Scslds, Boils. Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only in
fallible Pile cure. IS cents a box at
Feidmeyer Bros City Drug Store. =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08

Wednesday January 6kh,. Free Eye
Examination at the store of T. Kent
Green. druggist 50 Main street. by the
Sayre Optical Co. zzI N. Charles street,
Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08
Uncle Sans Family.

The population of the United States,
including all outlying possessions. in
1893 IS placed at S4,7j3 cog by the Cen
sus Bureau
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08
60 Rssigning Cadets Must Pay: III.

A bill drawn at the Navy Department
to be sent to Congress provides that a
naval cadet who wishes 10 resign after
entering the service for a term of eight
years must pay the cost to the Govern
ment of his stay At the Naval Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-08

Rush Fay has returned to St. Lukes
School at BustletOn, Pa, after three
weeks vacation which he spent at his
home on Prince George street.
Miss Charlotte Gearing who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
at the Naval Academy, has returned to
S. -hool al Lutherville.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
REPCELIC SPECIAL.

New York. Sept 2-Purely from the
standpoint 0: comedy. the baseball game
lost by the New Yorks this afternoon IS
one OF the most humorous n the history
o. the National League. How Dunn Fell
over His own Feet should be the title
OF any Illuminated pamphlets written about
the contest
New York had the better o. the ST. Louis
team Up to the fifth inning. when the vis-
itors made rIIn and tied the score. In
The sixth, with one out. Dunn hit for two
bases. McGann followed with a sharp bin
sle and Dunn. after he had passed third
on his way home, fell ever a spear OF
grass.
Hs had ample tine 20 scramble TO
his feet and reach the plate. but. IN 4
mentally obtuse condition. s-ndered back
10 third BrOdie got base on balls. filing
the bases. and Bowernan, who IS said 10
nave standing offer 10 play two years
with St Louis for s7.coo. got the nine
tangled up in 4 double play.
IN the ninth Barclays double and two
OUTS sent IN the winning run. The score:
TDT-rS
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
NEW YORK WINS HILTON TROPHY.
Result of Interstate Militia Rifle
Tournnment At SeaEirt.

Rife Range. Seasirt. y. J.. Sept. 2.-The
record in the Hilton trophy match. 4 total
OF 1.oSS out Of a possible 1-260. established a
year ago by the District Of Columbia. was
surpassed by 80 points to-day when the
New York team rolled up total of 1.I77
New Jersey finished in second place with
lI24. while the Distric. OF Columbia was
third with an even 1-10S
When The last shots had been fired and
Il became known that the famous and
much-coveted trophy had been captured.
Eighty cheer Tor the victorious team vas
given.
Both Hal H Leizear OF Pennsylvania and
Doctor Hudson OF New JERSEY broke the
record for individual scores Each attained
a total Of lel out OF possible 105- Leizer
is entitled TO the highest honor he having
the best score at the longest range
The Hilton trophy vas won by New York
In the years 1875. 1s79 1881 and 1881 Every
man shooting in the matches fires seven
shots each at 20. 800 and 60 yards The
trophy Is held for one year by the State
winning it, while a medal ls presented TO
the team winners
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

In an interview given out Al Milwaukee
yesterday. Henry hIIii,sa. owner of the
Boston Club. stated tLa- The American
League would not only put . club in New
Nork next ssasJl. but that ground II the
site of the Isgk would be broken inside OF
two weeks.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
POWER SUIT DECISION IMPORTANT.
Merger Railroads Believe z. 9. Court
VIII Uphold Legality of Plan

Minneapolis. Sept Especial Examiner
Mabey Will file his report in the case Of
Peter Power against the Northern Pacific
late this afternoon Il will make over a
million words OF testimony.
IL is no~ said TO be the plan OF the
merger attorneys to push for decision Of
the United States Court in this case. which
will uphold the legality OF the railroad
merger.
This question has been raised IN the
case and the merger attorneys figure that
favorable decision. while not affecting In q
legal way the suits brought by the United
States and the State OF Minnesota. will
have valuable effect on public sentiment
On the other hand. " II. Boutelle OF this
city. one Of the Western counsel for Peter
Power, has not withdrawn from the case.
but viii appear and argue for dismissal
without anv decision on the legality Of the
merger. holding that as Power failed TO
establish his right TO sue. dismissal i, all
that can be asked
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
McGovERN's BROTHER RETIREs
Terry Advised Him 90 Get Out of Prize
Ring.


New York. Sept 2-Hushey McGovsrn,
brother OF Terrible Terry. has retired from
the ring after = brief, but successful career.
II is said Terry thinks his brother can do
better in some other line of business and at
his request, Hughey decided that he would
fight no more.
Hughey's fighting career began or
February Il, last, when little over II years
old. On that night he met Dusty Miller
Of Chicago and Hughey got the decision az
ter the battle went the limit, six rounds. on
points
The youngster then fought Chin Fong in
Covtngton, and pUt him out il fifty seconds
On April Il. hughey fought Frank Nc
Cluskey near PitJsburg. The contest went
ten rounds ana McGovern got the decision.
hut the crowd showed its disapproval by
starting snall-sized riot. On May Il Nc
Govern fought six rounds with ''CirIf'' Jones
and had the better OF the contest No de-
clSiOn. however, was rendered. The paIr
met again on May IS and Hughey again had
the better of the srgumeRt- His last battle
was with Willie Reed at New Britain. Con-
on August IS. Reed was forced to quit
under punishment in the sixth round
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

Anc D4OOG Is Clcx1ScO. p1mptcS IStIcT,
salt-rheur. boils, sores. ana other results
Of impure blood, are perfectly and per.
niaaentiy cured.
Fer three years I suffered With that dreaded
disease eczema = writes Ms J. Rocpp. o. He--
maa. Oregon. ~ was told 20 t-y DT. Pi--c-s
Golden Medical Discovery, which did, and az
ter had taken fourteen bottles p>rz,z-
nen-iy cured II has becs year since stopped
taxing your medicine and IT has r-vc1 appeared
since. think your medicine . wonderful crir-
sad hope othe-s suffering as did, viii take is
and be relieved other suffering
Some of the most remarkable cures
effected BY - Golden Medical Discovery"
have been Of scrofulors diseases.
II viii forever thank ysr for advising ne 60
take d.. Pierc-'s Solcen Medical Discovery
writes Mrs Jas Murphy. of Fonda. Pocahort.s
Co. Iowa -It has cr--d ne Of chronic sc-otuia
of Twelve yesr.' standing. had coctorcd fc-
the trouble until was completely discouraged.
] also haS chronic diarrkca fer twelve y-ars. 1
an in good health nov-setter than ever was
in my life owing to Dc. P.ercc's Golden Medical
Discovery. took several bottles Of the D4scov-
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Accept no substitute for Golden Md
ical Discovery There IL nothing rjust
as good for diseases Of the stomach,
blood and lungs
Dr. Pferce's Pleasant Pellets cure dt1-
xiness and sick headache.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
Statement of CIrculatior.

Washington. Sept 2-Ths monthly circu-
lation statement. issued by the Comptroller
OF the Currency shows that at the close
OF business August 90. 1902. the total circu-
lation OF national bank notes was S35i IS. .6sI
an increase for the year of s5.sG3.jsi6 and an
increase for the month Of 81 IS so.
The circulation based on United States
bonds amounted TO S3Ie. .407 5S7. a decrease
for the year of IS 9sS -s4 and an increase
for the month os s2-.gc. $40. The circulation
secured by lawful money aggregated 81
S5. I6, an increase for the year Of 81 So. 3c1
and q decrease for the month Of S444 3l3. The
amount OF United States registered bonds
on deposit 10 secure circulating notes was
80 g, so and TO secure public deposits
Sl24 s67 150.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

National league
81. Louis al PnIlGd-lo'a
Pittsburr AZ Boston
Chicago ~ Brooklyn.
Cncin Il al New York.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
Monthly Reports Of the License
and Building Commissioners
Show Increase.
NO DELAY IN COLLECTIONS.
Figures Submitted Indicate That
st. Louis Merchants Are En-
- joying an Era of Gen
cral Prosperity.

Monthly reports were submitted by Il
eense Commissioner Clifford and Building
COMMISSIONS Longsellow yesterday. They
show gratifying increases IN the receipts OF
the Offices over those OF the corresponding
months last year.
THE collections ma6o by the license col
lector in August were S 1850 larger than
in August last year, as compared with an
increase OF sl2O.z76. 70 in July over the same
month in 1891, which speaks well for the
work of Mr.. Clifford.
NJ. Longfellow's report for August shows
an increase OF $i22.s4S in receipts OF his de-
partment over those Of August. 1881
The total OF Mr.. Ciifford's collections for
last month reaches s293 800. 80. or q gain OF
y per cent over that of August last year
when the total was S2S3. .SSs 30
The cause OF the decrease in the collec-
tions OF August from those OF July IS the
fact that Mr. Chaord's administration has
met with more proE1ptness in collections
than that OF his predecessor. Theodore u.
KalbfeIL IL addition II signifies the pros
perity being enjoyed by ST. Louis mer-
chants and manufactures.
STATEMENT OF THE COLLECTIONS.
A comparative statement OF collections IN
August this year ana last year follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

P.-S $3.50 s----N-
There is 4 bare possibility that Jack
Harper Will pitch to-day. though he Is not
in the best of shape Perhaps Charley
Shields viii make his debut II Is more
likely. however. that Frank Donahue VIII
tackle the Senators irst and II
they are not very naughty Shields will
take his turn in one OF the games. Nc
AleeTs selections probably viii be DOnahue
Orth and Townsend will oppose them F'riel
will play in right field. for Heidrick's ply
sicians have warned him not 10 play unit!
his Charley horse IS subdued. HeidricE
never should have played in the Philadel-
phia series. but he felt that he was needed
and garnely went in His batting will be
missed He hobbied out all MS hits Mon
day and he cracked the ball hard and
often. With his underpinning in good shape
he probably would have made triple out
OF the smash 10 center on which he limped
around TO second. HernphiI will play in
Center.
With such fielding games as the Browns
played against the Athletics. all that is left
20 be desired Is batting Improvement Still
the hitting mas not been so poor when ii is
remembered that Wacdell was pounded al
over the lot. In every department the
work OF the Browns cyershacowed that OF
the Athletics Neither team had a first-
the Browns was much the better. The
following figures incIuoe the work OF the
two teams during the series:
RSgE@s s;sf.5;.. -fh { !. y :,
In the four games isi chances were offered
the Browns in 4 fielding way and they
accepted all but Two. a relding record or
-eSS The Athletics fell down seven times
while taking care Of Iss chances. the team
fielding -9SI on the series
Not only were the games wen neIded. but
they We're excellently pitched, as the record
Of hits will show The St Louis twirlers
displayed the better control ss the pitching
records win show. Not q base on balls
was given by either Donahas or sudhoi,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

games well neIded, but
pitched, as the record
The St Louis twirlers
control ss the pitching
Not Q base on balls
Donahue or SudhoH,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
Texas Tariffs Are Cut.

Austin. Tex. Sept 2-Becausa they had
put in a greatly reduced rate on salt from
St L1otris to Texas common points, the rail
road Commission to-day reduced all com
modify anc class rates % per cent on the
Paris and Great Northern, the Red River,
Texas and Southern and the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande railroads. branches of the
Frisco. The order Is effective at once and
continues without date II - alleged that
the reduced rates on salt will operate as "a
against shippers and other
roads In Texas
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
McGRAw Returns TO NEW YORK.
says lie Has signed Three American
League Stars for Next Year.

IsE-FIBLlC SPECIAL
Polo Grounds. Sept e-Manager McGraw
arrived at the Polo Grounds to-day just
Giants and s.. Louis and said that MS
latest ''gum-shoe'' trip was productive OF
good results
He said he has signed three American
League stars and will get all the men he
Is after When asked II he thought he
would be able 10 sign Lajoie or Delehanty.
he said:
Il will surely get one of ther-perhaps
both / cannot give the names OF the players
I have signed and intend 10 get. because
they will not do business with me Il their
names are mentioned ! am perfectly salts
fed with the way things are running, and
am sure 10 have a winner here next sea-
son-"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

In the National League. Cincinnati IS 4
sue thing FOR the FIRST division The Reds
are playing great bail. while the Chicago
team has been rCtrugrauiEg slowly ~
Present Cincinnati j. tied WlJh Chicago and
OE present form. the Cubs haven't . chanc.
10 overhaul kelley'S men. once the Reds
get n front. The PiJtsburs team should
have little trouble IN winning iv0 games
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
READING ADVANCES FIVE FONTS.
Stock of the Coal Roads Active-No
Strike News.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York Sept 2-There was heavy
trading IN Reading issues to-day. Some
20. 600 shares were sold up to o'clock and
the high price was 7S-s. against Fridays
closing price OF 6eis There did not seem
TO be any coal strike news 70 cause the
activity.
Reading second preferred advanced more
than ) points. Other coalers were up. TOO
Delaware and Hudson was up points ana
Lackawana g
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
Funeral of pudIey To-day.

The body OF Harry NJ Dudley. who was
killed in a wreck at Berry. Ala. will reach
st. Louis this morning and the funeral will
take place this afternoon from the resi-
dence OF his aunt. Mrs. L d. Garth. No.
1854 Washington boulevard. Dudley was -
years old He was trainmaster on the
Southern Railway and was a sen Of the
late Ethelbert L. Dudley. a prominent Of
fciel OF the Iron Mountain Railroad. He
was a graduate OF FairbaClt College.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
Endymon Win. ocean Yacht Race.

New YORK Sept The E.ntyrn1n ou-e,l hv
E i Thomas Won The ocean YACHT race from
the Atlantic Yacht Cub anchorage in Gravssend
Bay 20 Fire Island iirlit and back r1- -7-tzas
offered by Commodore p E Tod Of the Allan
TIC Yacht Club. fnishinE IL O'Clock last
night The A-1sdne. owned by Il " Putnam
finis1ed second. AZ I1-5 being beaten on correcci
time BY the Endyucn BY tvveuTy-seven r1iuute-
ne Naruna. owned ty ?. r Arnes vas t5fra
and the Thistle owned by Commodore r =
Crusader. owned by Comrsodors Kooas did NOT
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
DETROIT i, PHILADELPHIA :
Experience I'm Railroad Wreck Does
Not Disturb Visitors.

Detroit Sept 2-Although the Philadel-
phia Athletics went through a railroad
wreck this morning. It did not affect their
playing any. and they took the first game
OF the series from Detroit -Four singles in
the seventh inning. an error and some
cUmb playing gave the visitors five runs
and the game Attendance 81 ScD-e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

The card. n-is Lsve quit New York for
good this season and to-day open 4 series
az Philadelphia. alexander Pearson. who
Vas sucCe-Si-l Il L.~ game a. Philadelphia
on the last Trip. l~ slated 10 work today
A. Yet il - NOT known whether Wiley Dun
ham mas rvjciuei The .-am-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
Texas Farmer Commits Suicide.


Waco. Tsv Sn-t 7-F NJ v1saxa ?
farmer. living near McGregor killed him
self early this morning. He was overheated
in June and -as despondent over his fail
ure to recover. The family watched him
closely, but he secured a pistol and while
temporarily alone shot himself through the
head He was 40 years old and leaves a
widow and several Children.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
BOSTON 24. CINCINNATI ga
Dexter Ordered OF the Grounds in the
First Game.

Boston. Sept 2-Bos:on and Cincinnati
broke even to-day ir double-heade=. Gin
cinnzti found PittinSer quite 10 its liking
in the firs- game. hitting safely thirteen
times. while Boston found something OF an
enigma il Hahn In the Boston half OF TIE
seventh inning. Dexter was ordered OF the
grounds by Umpire O'Day, but the player
Score. - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

Not only were the .
they were exceIlently
OF hits will show.
displayed the better
records viii show.
was given by either
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
BOONvILLE BRIDGE HEARING.
State May Compel the Katy TO Open
Passage Across the Missouri.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
BoonviIle. No, Sept. 1-Judge James z
HaZen. OF California. Mo-. special COM
missioner OF the Supreme Court TO take
evidence and report his findings on ques-
tons OF fact in the proceeding. brought BY
the Boonvilie bridge over the Missouri
River. began the taking Of testimony here
to-day.
Attorney General Crow. ". Hall Trisg of
ST Louis. and J. W. Jameson Of this city
appeared fer the State. while the railway
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

Mr- Longfellow's report shows collection
OF Sl-21 .zl6. as compared with s7s5.l7i last
year During August OF this year us per
lnltS Tor the erection OF brick buildings were
awarded at a cost Of sL0SS.755, as against
10 permits last year for the same kind
o. buildings at 4 cost Of $559 s5l Last month
1iS permits for frame buildings were sold
at cost OF SAGJe. as compared with L.
permits at cost OF 50 80 last year,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
BROOKLYN as, PITTsBURG 80.
Newton Manage. TO shut Out Pirates
in Second Game.

Brooklyn, Sept 2-Pi;tsburg and Brook
lyn to-day divided the double header which
wound up the series between these clubs
for the season P1ttsburg won the first
game hy punching hits. In the second game
Newton held the visitors down 10 three hits
and shut them out Attenoancs, s.eyA
scoreS- pr- CAN'T
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
Would You Think II?

Would you think II possible that you
cculd Be disappointed in the face OF awor1-
An whose shspciy shoulders. and beauti-
ful hair suggest womauly perfection and
beauty1 Such disappointment comes
Eot seldom when the face turned TO you
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

shows dishguT-
ing blOtchessnd
bleulishes. In
general the
cause of these
eruptions is in
pure blood
Dr.. Piercc's
Golden Medical
Discovery Pun-
hes the blood,
and rem owes
the corrupt ac-
ca n u ulations .
which cause
disease Wh-a
pfmpleS tettr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

hlts-FulJz ! Bases on b.ll--Or YeaEer > on
Wsdden > Hit by pitcher-By waddsl / Left
on hAses-Deyr3it 10, Ph:ls sdelghiE : struck out
BY Wadden : Double plays-Barrrtt and Beck ! I:
Buelow. Beck and Eberteia ! Wild pitches
Waddell ! T1rae-One hour and thirty minutes
Unpire-O LcrSnlia- Attendance. I.2s4.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

Company - represented ty George p. 3.
Jackson OF St Louis. Many witnesses are
in attendance and the Indications are that
several days will be required 20 finish the
taking OF testimony. The case IS one c.
unusual interest and importance TO the peo-
pie in this part OF The State.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03

Earned ruas-Sr Louis i Lat On ba-s-SeE
York 81: Louis f>rs5 base on b.!Is-9l ~,
McG.uaity !. by O'Neill 3 TEo-bEss hts
Browne !. Dunn !. Barclay = SscTiflce hts
Mc,iinrlty !. Double pIayE-BuveTIaan and L-au-
der !. kruger. Farrell and B-as1ea- / Passed
balls-J. OXEN = HIT by pitcned bEll-By
O'Neiu / U-up.rex-Lefha-n and Irwin Time Of
EaTno-Oae hour aid thL-ty-iivs minutes Attend
ance ! 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-03
PHILADELPHIA -. CHICAGO IA
Both Teams Field Well and Well
Buncbcd Hits Win.

Philadelphia Sept 2-Philadelphia took
two games from Chicago to-day by good
hitting. IN the hrst game the home team
punched their hits in the fifth inning and
made enough runs 20 win. In the second
contest Mene.ee was hit freely. Both teams
felded well Attendance, 1.2Ss. Score: