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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
NOTICE. OF fRM stTnfMtsT.

Soiip y hereby giYeR "a all erssi-
itovs and Others iaterestesi in the
estate os Bcniauiiu M. Bahas. deeeas-
ed, that T. Malssa nels iialcs. exee-
utFix of said estate. intsn1 90 make
anal settlegnrag thereof az the next
term ~ the BATES CvEuty Probate
Court. in Rates eogaty state ~ Nis-
souri, 60 D. heid at Basier Missouri.
on tlle ath dnF 90 NQYeniilrr. taf
MkfHSsA HslEE HAEHs.
txeTutrix.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22

There was a box placed hy ths
plckers Ia the enlce of the con
misaary department the next day,
Il had a ait az the top The men,
when they cashed ~ their cou.
pons. sidled along t0 il as though
ashamed Of their generosity.
The inscription abose Il read;
~For nrady's mesherless kid.
who rode In the seventh event. =.
orange Judd FarmeE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
whiskey Consumption
Decreasing

In sixty years the annual per cap
i,a consumption Of whiskey tss grad
ually decreased from two and a half
to one and a fourth gallons. In
forty years the consumption Of bssE
has increased sFom less ,hzn two 70
more than seventesn gallons psi
capita.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
Chrlst has ablIIty 10 save you.

wbssas hs abls also
Gea - ha, sipS he ,se make assoa Cor hsu
Heb. ?, As.
Come TO the special services at the Wal
nut ST. M. E. Church. Rich Hill Mo, every
night until further notice.
cHAs. c. JAMES. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
Is eaHaInll

rhe Nnrisasi0ns weekly lenoh-
aily condaeted Caliiornia excursions
n through rourist shep-gs are iast
tbe thiag i0f s.so t01rlsls and .et-
tiers. The F0ete Is Denver, seenie
Colorado ana salt Lake.
nanssasAlIs EEeaIsioas.
Raves an rua the arst and lhiel
Tuesdays "a each inonta a. approxl
mately bali rates ior the round trip.
Is wil ~ a pleasare for - 70 give
yoa al accurate aud Informative ~
70 a. any lnqairies.
1. 4 aRickzR. a. A. uaNELaT,
4. PA, asI asia 81. aeai Pa. A..
ktkstf lfr.. aI4 81 Lava aa
=. g. SHARON.
AN. B. A.. 1li a.s'a So
kses.t cIlE ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
Think! You Can't Help 1t!
MbeFe are yos eesel
What are yoH daa0 with yoBr Iliel
10 whom does II beeRal
Where cd ysu Get ltl
Can yea SHepl al yssr aesaSl
con sAYs

GOD SAhS
'sfhou shalt loVe fhe Luu1 thy
God with allthy heart. aad with all
thy soul. aud with an ghy mind.
Thou shall iuve thy nelghl0r as thy-
scli Matt -. sz-.Ei
''For ala have sinuesi and come
short of the glory oi God. .~-Ro-
mans 81 e2-A
n ve say We harr n0t stained ne
make him a iiar.-l john j, ne.
sOr how witt thou say 10 thy
brother. ict ule pain ogt The mote out
uf thine cye. ana behold = tseam n
in thinc own csef Natr. Z. -
WHIST i thaf to thett Follow
thoa uic. '--,l s'Rn ~ ~
f'Ssck - ersf tte kinginn ~ God
snd hls Tigategsosps.ss, ana ali thfsa
thinss shall h. st,ied unto yoa. ''--
Matt. s. ~
~ ha are Kept ~ the power "a
God throush laitb unto salvation.
icady ta be rcyeaaasi Ga the last time,
- fcI I, s.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22

"And she gives my kittie milk"
He grabbed a Rnk gray kitten by
its fore leg and pulled il toward
him. "In the morning he con.
tinued, thougRtfully, ~mommer
gives me muslA-ah' pancakes. ]
want my mommer, daddy"
The man madd no answer. His
ewes travelled frdm the band Of
fresh cotton crepe upon his hat 10
a faded pink sulibonRet that dan.
kled among othee garments, sus.
pended by huge 5afety pins from
the wagon top. The childs gaze
followed his. "Will she be- sorry
cause she didl.t take her bun
petg" be asked. Wondering az the
silence, helookedquesiioninGly
into his fathers fale. us ser cry
IN some more, ldaddyg' One
grimy little handpatted the roagh
cheek above hlm,leaying telltale
traces In its moisture. eyer
mustn't" he Sayd. "Amosll 60
an iind herw
Brady pushef'the boy suddenly
from him. swsihg ont OF the wag.
on aud busted, Almself with the
seant preparations for the even.
Ing meal. As bEANorked. a child.
inh treble iiOatyd out 10 him,
grooming in a fashion Of its own
"we're goiS'.Ater and my
mommerl weMigoin' -ter 1nd
my mommers
The harder was limited Never
bad the purse been so thin since
| Tom BRADY and alarcia, his wife,
bad become of the Ihople known in
! the west as "wagoWiramps The
! ApeYitahIe ~raipsailayH had come
/ II had found iliehislp the midst oi
apricot season l'pfe drier. There
had been briefshlness and the
child was oboafdtd OUT for d
week, Then cWBr the funeral
brady had horgWged a low, fai
wagon, and thalaware. Slnabar
had drawn Marcia FOR the last
time. At the her- yards Il was
hard 20 weigh iNvery much will
child 10 look aftfE. Grief adds
lead 10 ones iingefe .lSo the musl
and the ~merlasSlsy had giver
out; the pocketbookaSas depleted
A square Of ueEfiinted paper
from the town INs 0utteret
over the stubble aAsady, sliein,
potatoes, half 1ftopsciousl.
paused and picked ig4ip.
"Day Of spprtsw irFqad. las
Sunday Of the seasok'8t the ilol
Yards Eyeryene insIIf,lw
The letters swan hsianc him
through them be sawdvieions u
the past. For a nFilhcpt 4,
seemed back In other 'Rport days'
hack with Marcia, lhe.Yirl b
had courted. with Aslsia. "a,
, bride with Marcia, theomother
Rls e,eg wandered hseessl.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
Do NaI b 90.

Tbs Bariagto1. wish lts stronG
maln hsles and FREE ehair eaFN. beat
usaehes she Meet aa8 NeFsasest sls
iAanver. Bliliags os ST. Panl
The nuriinston Nortbern f'aeinr
Express' is thc sreat dalg throagh
train with chair ears and tourist
sle,pcrs via Bilaugs, Moafana. 90
Eaisrt sound AMI intermediates
points.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
Lea Oss-Hg Settlers Rates 10
he AaflhHssl aas ealIiaTRia.

tron septrmneE uniil S0remler
.5l lses. the Buriingt9n naasea yeFT
loW onewag golonist Fssrs 20 Calf
tornia. ongoR. Washlagtou, Idaho.
Montana The rrduntl0H = lrom -
10 40 per eent. frotpthe rrgular rates.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
c. r. BEARD.

R.F. b. MOL Butler, Mo
gslsphens o. bu''sF 4 sp'se' lina
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
THE SEVENTH EVENT.
ny HELEN E. walGHT.

II was the last Saturday OF the
season at the hop yards. in the
fields the pickers had but a scant
six hours Of work, for the kilns
were overcrOwded. In the baling
rooms the long steel needles had
been piled continuously. At short
intervals, heavy burlapped oh
longs were rolled from the scales
and added to the stack for ship
ment.
Brady was only a picker. He
had been "laid of" with the rest.
In the meager shade beneath his
tramp wagon he was stretched,
face downward. Grasshoppers
lighted fearlessly upon his back
and sprang of again, their wings
clicking metallically. The sorrel
mare, tethered 10 a clump Of vii
low, came the length of her rope,
and whinnied for water. There
was a stir in the wagon, and the
sudden half cry Of an awakening
child. A frowsy. headed little boy
peered from under the canvas cur
tains, then he clambered down
and stood ankle deep in the stub
ble.
Daddy he called. DADDY
Mes hungry, daddy
The man sat up and stared at
the forlorn little figure.
Amos is hungry, daddyF' the
child continued, imperatively.
s'Yes, yes,n the man mechanical.
~ answered. He rose and stun.
bled over TO a row Of improyised
shelves behind the sheet iron
camp stoyes The first can be
opened was empty. The second
held part Of loaf of bread. he
cut a generous slice and creased
IL sparinglf with bntter from a
jar. Then lse lifted the little fel
low, swung him into the wagon
again and climbed in behind him
The child eytd the bread with
round, Disappearing eyes. "Mom.
mer gives me mer lasses, . he said
slowly.
yes
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-22
YOUR ExCUsEs-

wen. hayn't done 50. bat I'm
uet a gueat sinner
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20
WASHINGTON LETTER

,elrs'soi.'sr-'s sf The Iiz si.rs tss T,...
"ssnfNeIo>, ID g. August li.-In,en.,
in'erest has bseo oceasiened ,n 1904
aud political cifcics in washiueion az ,h,
sePoFt ~hieh comes frou, O,.ies la, 10
the effect taat ste President NAV can
VengFees IN extraordinary session ia o,.
tobes, Instead 81 on November .. ash.
been BE previvss infoution Senator.
Aidrieh. fiaY Of Couneciicat. spo.s,,
snd A'ii'on have bceu 10 conference ..ia
The President regarding toe 6ssnciai t,l
"Asen shes. a. wemboss % ,he sub-com.
m'sies Of the Senate committee on r..
nance, are charged uith draniur. Aner
ne eenierenee, Senator Aidrleb. a. chair
aasa gave OF brief ir.e.-s-~ IN uai.,
be reierre4 % 'te pes.iniisiy Of a. sstss
session being called 10 OetoLss ana IL =.
believed here thas ies roper, = based IN
hat snsersie-
v1ci>is aad poiitieisas il Wasbineto.
~ sesA % believe tia, the Prs.iae.,
ss'' hasten sse sais u the eor..ss.x 81 /
he special sessier. They say ts.ssn,
late earlier 'hse stst already snsouneea
'esi4 fsss't 10 se<sioa ssop. @tirh m.ns
Z 80 fss's leaders sensa 81 shssns. .,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20
aud accuracy. in It's Mondsy's edition
had an account Of Fridays game de-

and accuracy. in It's Mondsy's edition
had an account Of Fridays game de-
voted 20 praise 81 the umpire. over
looking Saturdays game entirely.
Our people like to 20 60 Bristol.
and our Base Bali boys would like to
play there. BAT we. as well as other
neighboring towns. have always had
the same troubles in going there since
the Bristol team has been under the
present management, and we siacerely
hope that by next season. a visiting
tesm may be able 10 90 there aud
have the positive assurance that they
can get fair deal both in and out
Of the game.
The proposition originally made By
the Bristol manager in Bristol. and
which we made him. whereby he
could bring his team over here and
make snug little sum Tor himself
Is still open. Our team is satisfied
that they can heat them here or any
where else except Bristol.
Below is a summary Of the games.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20
FROM STONEGA.

-la'rae.0.o f DOB. Dbl. s..a. a.. r..r
srcNEeA. Va. August is -Hi.lo,
nonahue, OF Wheeling. vs. Va.
made q pastoral visit OBJ Friday l,.,
and was ,he guest of Father Vincent
during bis stay here.
Mr. aud Mrs. 2. ID. DEa,rl and
Their three children 10 company eitb
Mrs. Donigan and Miss Clifford from
LsseUille. Va. spent Sunday Win
friends here and 90 enjoy the pfi,i-
iege OF worshipiug ia the chur,b
witch WAS erected iu Stoneca msislv
through abe earnest effort. of M
'iiaord While he was Assistant Sn-
peflntenaeui of this plant
Hon u Tate Irvine passed thrsngi.
here on Saturday going over the
mountain or professional business.
Tie 'S ihe picture 81 perfect manhood
sui when lac gets ready 10 stand f,r
'ao elective Office Tor which he i
'minenuy qaslitiei-like Jetsies. be
N'll be a hard msu to beat.
Mrs. T. B. Mouser aud babe re-.
.orned on Sunday morning from The I
'nlesmeui Of delightful month 4
'ls't with her parents IN Rilev XIV I
Sai Sabbath Schoo. will-mcni io
he church grove Al Appaischia on
thursday OF this week Refresh (
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20
FROM CRAB ORCHARD.


'',.'-i''Hi'i'ee % ihs BIS Stone Gsp ra.4.
OA'n ORCHARD, Va, August i7.-So,,,
very important mas route CHANGES ,,..,
!" improvements have been made recent, III
mus section Of the county. mo ST.
route 10. 1929 that terminated here
,'.' l''eA LICK has been changed 60 END
al Admsut, emitting Rock Iict NJ
naS been new mail route estaf1;sr.f
between Leonard. Ky. and Esaris, Nv.
The public school commenced t...
\, v'h "roTr Church last Monday with Prof.
2 Reason, Of oiinger. as teacher.
nr. Aahe. Of Big Stone CAP. w.s..
here last week attending on some s;et
lolks. Sun
inc Remington Gap Times STATES Tho,
mere Is slmost & boom iu that tow. d.
SAFE OF lots sud migration is copti,non.
aud the work on The railroad mn tbs 80
Of iAe moNniain Is Progressing rapidly
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20
COLORED X. OF p. MEMO.
RAM.

As regular committee meeting Of I
\ les Lodge. No. - X. OF p Stoneca. Va
hesd Jaly 30, 1908. the following preamble
and resolutions we're unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, Ia has pleased the supreme
Architect o. the Universe 70 remove from
our mid-t the deceased J.H. king a
member Of Sionega Lodge. No. Io3. X. Of
=, and brother iraternaiiv Of Niew
Lodge No. 81
MnfrEAs. The intimate relation long
held by our deceased brother with thu
Lodge render 20 proper that We should
Piaot un record our appreciation Of his
service a. X. OF 2. iraicrnAuv.
Resolved, That Nicu Lodge. No. "a
enler thc jurisdiction Of the supreme
Lodge of North and South America. I'm.
rope. Asia. Africa and Australia. that ".
bow with humble submission 20 the will
50 The Most High. We do not less mourn
Tor ihc deceased who has been called from
works Co rest
Resolved, That in The death Of !. H..
King that ] Nics Lodge so. "a loses
brother Who was acfirc aud zeaious in
iAicfrat greetings. and seemingly ever
ieadf io succor fhe needy aud distressed
oi Gee fraternity thai prompted the adj
'anccmcnt ot thc interests OF the order
AS seemingly wise Boz counsel and fearless
D." HlNpnt er honest and upright man
" hose virtue cniearod him not oni, 90
.is brethren of bic oider. but 90 an Of bis /
fellow ,iiizcns.
Resolved, THAT this Lodge tender n.
eafii'Ii smrathT to the family and rcla- |
..r' OBJ 'he deceased brother in their sad I
'fHetion.
Resolved. Ihat Wow Lodge So. q I
bow In hHmhie submission 90 Almighty 4
sod Nth GOO hrfcaNcl family and mourn /
'e loss of tH0 deceased d. % King.
Resolved That these resolution. d,
nicfcd upon the minutes of obj. Lodge .
pa iuai copy le scnf fu Ono family ofI
.e deceased, and pnh'i.hcd Boo thc Big I
zone Gap Post
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20
PRISON FHvoRirism.

John NJ King. ca-aldcfmsn Of
Richmond city. who was convicted Of
bribe-tskius 90 connection with tis
awarding OF municipal contracts. and
sentenced 90 serve one year in Jail
aud 60 pay 6ne % ou, hundred dol
lars' has been committed Co prison
and Is now serving Do, tcrm. whore.
says the newspaper accounts. ho uill
spend the twelve mouths 70. "a ln,r.
rions suite OF specially arranged
rooms. reading, writing aud eute--
tanning Dos Friends. Thoreh thrice
convicted by evidence oi the most
positive and uuimpeachable character
this bfazeu criminal insists chat he
Is not guilty % amy y roag-doing. and
i' posing as martyr, aud victim os
unfortunate cireumstanccs. ana ie
finds numbers Of symra,hierr- among
the people Of Richmond
The fact thar Be is being accorded
special privileges by the prison aa-
thoritos. who are ,pariue no pain.
90 make BIS surrounding. -h.me-iil, +
and comfortable" fami.l,. aaotb,.
Instance OF the iav's inequality
Discussing the King ease. .l,I
Roanoke THsay-
Ia our Judgment. 81 There 5. tolo|
graduation in prison treatment th,|
Offender who. lY reason of his station
oi iiic, is Wuhc-t removed from mo-.
tive Co commit crime. should De- shown
ihe scantiest courtesy Thie,ine l,
man of intelligence. rcsrectsll..
standing and in comfortable -ircum.
stances is all che morc rcrrelcn,iHle
by reason oi hi> being thus alvsn. ,
.agcously situated In ms case there
'osolutely lacks room for paliistn..
Plea. lie cannot claim Co he the vic. ,
lm 90 untowaul circumAtance.. ODD l
'oint Co amy scmllance of imreuinr
'ecessity to Justify bis crime ne I.
imply stands before his commnit, d
he inexcusable victim ol his own i'm
ate, Inherent vicious teudcncio.
low demotalizing Co the moral stan
ARD Of such community. tEat ho
hould be treated as distinguished
iuek a muck 10 bis prison retire. D
lent sud disgrace Dol
Instances such IS tins combine Ga al
ring the laws administration into di
istePute- The man OF lowly station
'oSs on the spectacle presented with IN
rowing distiust Of our boosted eouaii- NJ
OF eitizenships. It's rights and benz L.
ties. And hiss disirust is not IN ln
minded as long ~ such men as John lls,
hing cen commit high crime ana u'
% TO receive the penalty Of the law ith
certainly and as ngidly AZ tho iCl
'mmon run OF offenders. ns
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20

AZ ofbe'al essimste places the for
est area Of the Usisea States at zoo
Veo,VVe acres Had the forests been
inseiiigensly nsnsged in the pas,
years the quantity Of mercantile tim.
Der N oar forests would be tea ,imes
as great TIE science OF forestry is
no~ taught in more than forty
schools and several univsnisie. have
advanced classes and give degrees in
forestry.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20

ments viii be provided and served
BY the teachers aud friends of the
school.
The respectable colored people here
and members Of the various orders 10
which they belong. almost idolized
our late Chief }. n. King, aud who
turned out in body in Uniform on
the day Of bis funeral. have adopted
the following memorism:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20

\ writer in the Chicago Chronicle
declares that the real reason Tor The in
variable selection Of aultaiian for the
papai throne has seldom appeared in
print lie makes the statement that
foreigner cound not be made pope
without surrcndering the claim %
temporal power. on the ground that
II would be homogeneous aud ont of
the question. for instance. for Carii-
nal Gibbons. should De have been
elected pope. 20 assume temporal
jurisdiction over a part Of Italy. The
idea of sn American reiening MS on
Italian sovereign would hardly be
tolerated by The Italians There is
really food for thought Do The sur.
gcstion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20

AZ exchange makes the following
suggestion which Is well worth, Of
eonsiieFasioa.
ia some future and more snligh,-
sned age people ~ill s~r that I, il
az aaeh the sossssss d a govern.
meat 70 provide means Scr mea "a -,
where they are aee.isd 10 gsraer Ike
whs>t or dig the ore. or gather the
ssit. Or do the useful productive
WA o. eopassy o. city. a. II h. 10
ssed ships lossed With fshssag mes
- 'sussexie Pciass' in asosh<s he,s
sphere. o. cart tsasniosds IL idle al.
eles fsom enc eeess q another. ;.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20
WANTED.

BIRCH OIL, q $1,000 per gal
PENNfR0YAL OIL. a $500
per gallon.
We can supply stills snd full in
formation how to make it.
Address
, TINS Powell BorAxIc Co.
10y 2oy Bristol, Tenn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20

SOMEONE ssked us the other dav
which is the larger. the 4. S. inelud.
ing Alaska, or Canada. Canada i.
il has S.65s.s46 square miles aud
the United States. including Alsska.
S.eei'll4. Moreover. the figures for
A'asks including water a. well a.
land surface.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20

Inn lsrgesi fleet OF United States
sailing vessels which hitherto has
been employed Ia the petroleum oil
deep ses trade has recently almost
completely been driven ont Of the field
by the Subsidized French sailing
craft.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-08-20

BASE BALL.


Aitcr a number of invitations from
the Bristol Base Bali team Il, .,,l,, j..
Bristol. che manager of onr team
finally arranged a series OF game. a.
he played thclc on Thnrs8av Fr;3..
and Saturday of iast we.t or-
boys ieit here Thursday morri,.. ,...,..
hopeful OF winning 40 least a., ',f M.
talce games Ticy. however ,,cl
.ued without their Lo>t. ro, in.te.3 ~
having to play only tac Bristol team
which IS composed of e,ntl,m,piy
fellows aud GOOD baIl ri,v.,. r...
a.sa went up against an umpirc MA
nmprc. two game. nui,. aim.
showing Do, real abli,v. Ia FRIDAYS
game hone, Dis anxiety 10 have
Dds team ana h,, friends and rar,o.r
uin. $685.. s. strong that Li. 3cri.i.ns
90 fleis behalf wanI hat. leen lr5;.
cfaus hal obey Boo been .o outrspeon..
.y m.air ani absolutely rotten ,,
seemed there ua- nothing De w.pil
net do lrom ei,iu. away the .ion.l.
.I t.e 1af battery ta refusin~ D.. SD.
% Bristol base ruuuer make 4 po.rl,
straight ram from SECOND 90 homo or
'.am calling strike ou "a Biz STONE
Dnl batter whom thc BAN was pitched
0hind hm to INSISTING uron gi,inr
d husto. batter iour strikes when tio
after himself refused Co take al.
many. aui she way lc took che rar,.
'ut @. clio hands o.. the player. when /
he h'g Stone cap boys struck a 4
batting raIy ln the ninth iunin, .
'na called our meu out on fuukv IL.
i~ions was terrific
ln the inst game. while the Bristol
aler, gave our team c,e3;, a.
nVlaying theirs the, won i v.l
armed victory. ln this game Bllv I
stewart was blocked bv the Bristol
aichor lying hst ou che home pl,ts
catch 50 shoit throw home. stew
DO attempted % jump over him. IA
q was blocked from sliding in
na as he did 30 Lynch. the catcher
'iset zap and got q very ugly cut
com Che cicats on Stewards Shoe.
ad had Go leave the gsme. Althoncb
was Lynch's fault. our bows an @
GREETED the occurrence very much
Do 'he bad feeling engendered there. y
anu the expression thereof by GER I,
in ct the Bristol people could not O
eve been conouued IN by Bristops d
nest ne. i"ir niaded citizens. Ia
1 "o second game was started ia a 3
,i"' hence the pitching ca both
les az hrst was necessarily very o
''' oat alter 'ae dfst two innings ?
WOMB nave been good game If
umpi'e had allowed the plsvers %
participate.
ne 'n''d game was one sided Oh
e. % which the Bristol team never sa
I = chance 10 win, and our boys a.
wed q beautiful game. OF
4 "'s jas, game Was witnessed By
Se CROW @, though the Bristol man