The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-15
BY billy MAC.

With the hangover of the great cloud
burst still busy spilling soft water into
our new play yard. Mr.. Donovan aban-
doned his attempt to rescue the floating
slabs of grass and there will be nothing
doing In the line of battles for the cham
pionshfp from now on unless the flow of
sky juice Is turned off.
According to the latest estimate of
JaWn Flournoy the skipping of the few
remaining games scheduled for this burg
Will not in any way interfere with our
capture of the pennant, but despite this
good news there are several pangs min
gled in with the delay.
The sad part is drawn'by the team from
the town that boasts Of it's beef sham
bles. Back several weeks ago the Kansas
City bunch was marooned in its beanery
by flood that put the Cawville ball park
and adjoining ice manufacturing plants
out of the business. This overflow of the
Blue, the Kaw and other dub streams
put a crimp in Mr. d. Gears mad hurrah
Tor the championship honors, and now
when the Blues would be content to peek
over the 800 mark along comes another
flood. Miserable cards!
As it will snow in a few weeks. this
draWn-out shower displays a silver lin
ing. While listening to the merry patter
or the rain drops on the awning in front
of their summer home the members of
the new championship band have found
months when there will be nothing to do
but inspect the clay-packed ash sticks.
The first two or three days of the dis
charged season viii be used in reducing
Winnipeg champions of the Northern
league and then with the savings of the
season the champions will butt into the
business world. Look outl
Anticipating the query regarding the
whereabouts of flies during the winter
time we furnish right now partial list
Middle Schaefer-Amount to invest,
$4,000. Hopes to be able to start a
bowling alley with bar attachment barred
Site for venture, st. Paul. Strictly cash
Jawn L. Sullivan-Amount to invest.
same as Middle's. VIII join Mr.. Schaefer
IN making the alley success. Also strict
ly cash bushes.
will be conducted under the old manage
ment, despite the reports of big offers
{. Ferguson will confirm this report.
Edwin Wheeler-Money already in
vested. During the winter months Mr.
Wheeler will daub his thumb against a
wet sponge and count out dirty paper
money for the folks interested in the
bank down in Maine.
Philip Geier-Mr. Geier during the win
ter months will offer choice cuts off the
loin at reduced rates. See ad regarding
weinerwursts. Washington papers please
copy.
James Jackson-Having saved all the
money he has earned during the time
when the butterfly makes the busy ant
look like tramp Mr.. Jackson has ordered
his auto to meet him at the Pennsylvania
depot Father will welcome Jimmie
home. Philadelphia is to get it.
Harold Ailemang- Allemang is I'M
able to state at this early time what will
happen after ne reaches Rock Island The
famous burglar wrestler has received a
fattering offer from Mr.. Pinkerton's never
sleep agency, but as yet has failed to
wants to rend the slug of lead from
Harold just to boost the business. and
with the two offers, Harry is undecided
lawrence Stewart-.During the cold
gerous alligator in his haunts. This is a
dangerous business. but having been
brought up in Monroe. Larry has grown
reckless. While it is not generally known
Mr.. Stewart furnishes the manufacturers
Of genuine alligator skin grips with the
material that makes them possible.
DR.. Harvey Bailey-As soon as Har-
yey's fingers work back into shape DR..
Bailey will pack $4.95 worth of gold leaf
into the Mast obstinate molar without
unnecessary pain: See ads to follow.
Charles Chester Ferguson-Mr. Fergu-
son will be found doing business at the
old stand. See directory, city and tele-
phone.
NJ Huggins-Until the spring floods
Mr.. Higgins will handle assault and bat
terry. divorce and plain civil cases at the
usual rates. Address Cincinnati.
B. Peirce-Anything in the line Of lat
est style in neck ties and popular-priced
shirt wear will be displayed in the usual
cheerful manner
C. Chech-Having assumed the con-
trolling interest in the Last Chance, Foul
Ball and Ninth Inning mines, Mr.. Chech
will cheerfully smear stock at usual rates
around the country. Address Madison,
Wis.
In winding up this directory we will
say that Mr.. Kelley will spend the winter
in mad chase after enough good ones
to fill the holes left in our bunch of
champs by the grabs of the big leagues.
Colonies Win Last of Series.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 14.-LouisvilIe
defeated Indianapolis today In the last
game of the SERIES Egan kept the visit
ors' hits well scattered. while the locals
punched their hits off Ford in the third
and fourth innings. Attendance, 1900
Score:
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