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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-03-10

Among the lawyers of the state
who were rendered a place on the
supreme court commission was Attor-
ney w. M. Johnston of this city. Mr..
Johnston had the tender under advise
ment several days and finally con-
Guided to continue his law practice
in this county.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-03-10
A Voluntary Increase.

Huntington, w. Va, March S.-Ten
thousand miners of the Elkhorn and
Flat Top coal fields on the Norfolk &
Western railway will be given a volun-
tary increase in wages of 10 cents a
ton, beginning April 1.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-03-10

See shoemaker under Iegen Bros.
Savings bank. Good work; prices
right. sh-tf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-03-10

From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
S. McKennan of Helena is at the
Grand.
Miss Nelson of Red Lodge is a
guest at the Grand.
F. d. Latin left this morning for a
short visit to Omaha.
E. A. Richardson of Crow agency
is registered at the Grand.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07

tvrzenf obhajoby, ze okno S,
sftkou bylo podepfeno kusen
dfeva, kdyz rama byla vypalepa
nezaklada Sc ma pravde.) Prohlf
zeje znovu zasuvku, z niz s3oc
melo byti ukradeno, nasel jsem
tam hodinky, neco skvostn a re.
volver, ktery jsem odevzdal koro
nerovi.'
Serif ma to zjistil revolver, ktery
nalezl zasuvce Lillieove lozni-
CT a pokracoval dale We sve vypc-
vedi:
"Dne "a. ffjna koupil jsem
visacf zamek a zamknul jsem loz-
nici. Ma to jsem prohlednul opet
okna a dvefe, ale nenalezl lsem
mic podezfeleho. Pani Lillieova
pravila, ze klfc byl u kuchynskych
dvefi vystrten dvefe otevfeny,
ia neshledai vsak ami neimensi
znamky ma zamku, ze by byl
nasilim byval otevfen.
Tim skoneilo sobotni zasedani
a sond odrocen ma pondelf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
Zpravy osobni.

- Minulou stfedu byli jsms
poteseni navstevou pana Karla
Pfibyla, vazeneho rolnfka cd Lin
wood, Neb. Pan Pfibyl koupil v
trhu south .omazskem karu do.
bytka, jehoz yykrmem v brzku
zapotne, tax ably ho dostal do
trhu kolem tervence, kdy dobytek
vice plati. Slibil nam, ze domluvi
sve dcerlsce, sle. Mafence, by
pokratovala dopisovani do 'Pok.
Zap. ,jez zahAjila "a sveho pobytu
Y Bellevue koleji.
U zete sveho p. Jarose dlel
minuly t5den ma navste,e p. Ant.
Broz, stsry ossdnfk cd Prague,
Neb. Jak nami sdelil, jest s
nynejsini pomsry dosti spokojen
d zvlaste Sc mu zamlouva, ze zff
zenfm svobodne donasky v okrsku
Ieho zbaven bude nepfijemne
mnohdy jfzdy pro postu.
v pondslf nsvstivil mas pan
Stepan Maixner, zamozny rolnik
od Bee. Neb., prdvodu syna
syeho S,sPana, jenz Sc sdtastnil
posledniho vyletu, pofadaneho p.
kostoryzem do Colorado. Bylo
lam opravdovgm potesenfm po
'ozpraveti 81 re zkusenym intel
igentnfm rolnikem p. Maxine
EN-, kteryz vlastnf pilf ptitine-
i'm dopomohi 81 k siusnsmu
najetku. Pan Maixner jest otcem
edenacti dftek, niohz jest neko-
* dobfe jiz zaopatfeno, pro
statnf pax zbylo mu pry jeste
osti, ably kazde obdrzeti mohlo
Iusny obnos k zalozenf vlastni
omacnosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
NOnze 0 paliyO.

Zda Sc, ze dojde k velikemu
utrpeni mezi vsemi vrstvami lidu,
potrva-li nynejsi nouze o palivo
jeste nejaky Gas, nebot zakladem
zivota je udrzeti telo V pfimefene
teplote. Krev nemaze kolovati
fadne mrazu tim zastavuje
praci vseho dstroji; teplo pfinuti
j k hbitejsfmu obehu. Trinerova
Angelika hofka rychle zahfeje Ia.
ludek a vsechny dtroby, sesili je a
utinf schopnymi pfijati potravu,
kteraz jest pro telo topivem. Ne
mdze-li telo Vase pfijati nebo stra-
viii potravu, nikdy nebudete miti
onoho pfijemneho pocitu, jaky
rozlije Sc po tele po dhkladnem
jidle teplem pokoji. Sesilene
dstroii zabranf snadno wink zim-
mich letnlch nemoci, protoze jest
schopno zarodky chorob znieiti a
2 tela vypuditi. Chcete-li vedeti,
jak ma prava leciva zaludeGni hof-
ka chutnati phsobiti, uzivejte
Trinerovy Angeliky hofke. VI
lepsfm hostinci j koupite
"a stejnou cenu jake zbozf spatne;
proc byste tedy neporutili toho
,ejlepsfho? Prodavana jen pa-
1odnich lahvich, ma nichz jest "a
sonem chranena znamka. Cena
'I.oo. Josef Triner, 7eo S. Ash
and Ave-, Chicago, Ills.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
KRONIKA UDAL0STf.
koupIIa uhli s revolverem V ruee.

@s~Nf's~ s"sh ASsSsNSA~M suNSs
We stfedu odpoledne vstoupils
PAM w. T. Richardsonovz, mali
telka strsvnfho domu Detroitu,
do dfadoyny uhelueho obchodu
Stsnleyho B. Smitha & Co. a s
revolverem ruce podala klerku
Bodenoyi 81. so a pozadala no,
ably il vydal poukazku ma tunu
uhli. Boden pohlednul ma lesk-
noucf Sc hIaven revolveru a bez
meskanf vyhovel zadosti panf Ri
chardsonove, ktera mela We dvofe
jiz synj v1z, ma nemz 81 uhlf cd
vezla. X resolutnfmu tomu einu
pfimela j ia okolnost. ze st syn
jeji nsmahal Sc cely den, nemohl
nikde tunu uhlf kou2iti. Richard
sonova kupovala cd oh& spoiled.
nosti uhli jiz po IS rokn, a yzdor
tomu ho nynsjsf uhelne tisni ne
chtela prodati. Revolver, S mimi
81 Richardsonovz tunu uhlf vynu-
tia, nebyl nabitf. Ma vsech stra
mach ohlasuie Sc nedostatek uhlf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
fICkE.
Pfehled ze sveta politickeno kronika uda, nstf

a mnohych mestech musely byti
nasledkem toho ] velkeprGmyslove
zavody zavfeny. V Chicagu mu-
sely b5ti zavfeny lodenice a 1900
lidf octnulo Sc ma nucene zahalce.
Tento zavod, jsa zahrnut objed.
navkami. snazil Sc zakoupiti uhlf
"a kazdou cenu, ale vsechno bylo
marne. Tato nucena zahalka a
oloupenf 1900 delnfk1 mzdu
Jest take nepffmou zasluhou uhel-
nYch baronf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
ksbidka oeeIafskeho trustu
deInictyu.

Dne 81. prosince ohlasil ocelzf.
sky trust svym zamestnanc0m a
SWIM podflnfknm, ze hodIa zme-
niti soustavu slozeni syeho a bude
cd L. ledna pfijfmati kazdeho re
svych delnfkn "a podilnika, ably
mel take vydelku zavodu toho
nejaky prospech. Tento zamsr
byl pfipravovan zkusen5mi penez-
milky zavodu po n9kolik mesfc0. v
prohlasenf trustu Sc pravi. ze chce
byti spolecnost ssejns spravedIi.
YOU ku syemu pfedsedovi, jako
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07


Prohlasuje Sc, ne vsak 1fedne,
BE uprchla saska princezna a jeff
milenec Giron nebudou vpustsni
do Spoj. Statn, pakli Sc o to po-
kusf. Ponevadz Sc posledni dobe
prohlasovalo, ze princezna Sc syym
milencem sem hodla pfiieti, tu
ylada pry tom uvazovala a roe
hodla, BE mimi ma byti zachzze-
ma jako jinyni pfistshovalci ze
princezna, kdyby pfijela. mnze
bSti poslana zpet jako nemraynz
osoba, nebo potazmo jako "v ne
mraynem pomerun stoifcf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07

Tabor Nebraska, Z. 4771M.W.A.
odbyva dnes, We stfedu 7. ledna,
pravidelnou schnzi svou v sfni p.
Hrocha; jest zsdoucno, by kazdy
soused do schnze te Sc dostavil,
nebot pfedleha nastolsnf novych
dfadnfkd uvadenf Gekancn.
John Brazda, klerk.
Loze Jan Hus, Z. s. K.ofP.
odbyva schulz Ultra, We ctvrtek dne
8. ledns, v hod. veeer v Sokolov-
ne. Pfftomnost vsech elen1 nutna,
jelikoz dalezite jednani placeui
pfispevkn pfedleha. Dale bude
tez novy cekanec uvaden do stup.
ne prvniho pax nastolovanf move
zvolenych 1fadnfku. z rozkazu
Velicfho Kanclefe Bed. Slzma.
Pfedplafte Sc ma Pokrok Zapa-
Al. x.~.~a O. 90 w1luS
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
COUTANT & SQUIRES

~ Nepa tyrde m6kke uhK Tel
antraci NejepH Iaoisske ofeshoe Cherokee
I'LL ve $5J Cherokee ofechove pro
AA1 pkadanim, $525 Mssouke ofechoe
TELEFON: $50. URADOVNA: I4O5 Farnam.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
! P0LITICKEHO svETA.
Z ashingtonu.

" ~~A"&
Siapnr novo,oenf den. - Zddyn.
prdfe semSaS2sk<ho oa6oyu. -
BoAat1 st,Je Sam. CAtlyf ga
6ydnfi p,ineesnf Lonise bSisfdn
40 f<fo semI.
Letosnf novoroenf den Bilem
dome byl velice slavnostnf a cd
rama pfichazely ohromne davy do
bileho domu, pfinasejfce sve no.
vorotnf blahopfani. - President
Roosevelt tomto dnu potfasl
rikou $500 osobam a vzalo nu
g celku 3K hodiny nezli to
utinil. Ably to dokazal, musel v
kazde minute potfasti rukou a
osobam hodine Ie4a osobam.
vzdor tomu nebyl vsak president
unaven a mel pro kazdeho ma
vsteynfka mily dsmev pfanfm
sfastneho noveho roku.
kiyz byl president podavanim
ruky hotov, ruka jeho byla eerna
jako ruka havife.
Vsichni diplomatith zastupci
dostavili Sc tez do Bneho domu,
ably vyslovili presidentu blaho-
Piani cara, cfsafu, kraii ruznycn
presidentd a jiz davno sovy rok
nebyl tax slavnostnfm iako letos.
Sekretaf Wilson pronesl nahled,
ze dobytcf nemoc, fadfci v novo
anglickych statech, bude zahy w.
mitena a ze mas dobytek bude
op9t ten nejzdrayejsf ma svete, |
lako byl al dosud. Zemedalskg |
odbor vepoval zvlastnf peel a ne
obytejnou energii tomu, ably Sc
nemoc nerozsifila take Sc mu to
podafilo.
Drnhgm dspechem, ma nsjz Jest
sekretaf Wilson pysen, je zavede-
nj ruske psenice makaronky do
Spoj. Statn. V minute 1rode byloi
asi a,ooo, 600 busln teto psenice
sklizeno We Spoj. Statech, ale to
daleko jeste nestati ku krytf spo-
tfety.
Nedavno jeden oyocnafskgch
odbornfkn zemedslskeho depart.
mentu vypa,ral, ze hofka hniloba
jablk, ktera jest tou neihorsi ma
kazou pfi jablklch, poystava 2
nakssenych vatvf jablohovych a
tento obiey znamena dsporu mno-
ha milionn dolard pro pestitele :
ovoce
Jeste zadna vlada nezatala no.
vorotnf hospodafstyi 8 takovou :
zasobou zlata We svych poklad-
mach, jako vlada nynejsi. DIE pro-
alaseni spolkoveho pokladnfka,
ialezz Sc nyni V narodni pokladne !.
ihrnem ziata "a S6r5,3Io,367.
9oklad tento jest ctyfikrate tax =
'eliky jako ten, jejz chova angli-
:ka banka, phldruhekrate TAX ve- !.
ikSS ikSS jake ma hsnks t.aaccaSskkzz, = =
tyfikrate tax veliky jako ma CT !.
afska banka nemecla a skoro u
Ivakrate tax veliky iako carskA x
anka v Petrohrade chova. q
K
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-01-07
Lose Jan Hus. S.5. .K.orP

Pfedplafte Sc ma Pokrok Zapa-
du, pouze fI.oo roene.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
KlCKERS ARE BUSY
Central High Squad Working
Hard for Big Game.

Coach Sickel, of the Central high
football team, is working hard in an
attempt to whip his men into shape
for the battle with the Minnesota uni
versity team at the, opening of Greater
Northrop field, Saturday afternoon.
Prof Sickel had his entire squad out
at Lexington park yesterday after
noon and put the men through a fast
practice, lasting two hours. While the
Central boys realize that they must,
at the very beginning of the season,
face a stronger team that has had
a more thorough working out, they are
determined to make hard try to even
up the showing that will be made by
the Minneapolis Central, and, if pos
sibie, to do even better.
The practice work of the teams in
the intercollegiate circuit promises a
fast football season for the Minnesota
colleges. Hamline has one of the
largest football squads of it's history
out each afternoon, and Coach Sloan
is confident that the Methodists will
make a showing before the season
ends
Manchester looks dangerous to the
other schools. Big George Mueller,
the well known university player. has
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
THE WORLD OF SPORT

posite of the first. Bartos, another
twirler from the Northern circuit,
worked for the Saints, and A Stimmel,
the famous wind-up thrower, worker
for the Brewers. Boots contributed by
the Saints and the perfect fielding of
the Cripples behind Stimmel at the
dangerous moments gave Beerville the
game. The Saints pounded Archie
hard enough to win, but the Cripples
came to the rescue when called upon
In the first game Corbett was liberal
with passes and three errors were run
up behind him, but the team always
braced when the Brewers had a chance
to score.
e. Wheeler, being accustomed to the
first dish. had a bad afternoon at the
middle bag, and worked in costly boots
and heaves in the second game. His
poor throw to third allowed the win
ming run in the tenth round Bartos
helped here with an error at first, and
the run was scored without the as
SiStance of a hit
There were some pretty exhibitions
OF fielding In each game. Jackson and
Ganley made good running catches in
outfield, and Stimmel and Bartos field
ed their positions we'll, Bartos making
one or two hard meat-handed stops.
The scores:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18

$4,000 class by Mr.. Hermann. of Gin
cinnati. If the moneyed inmate of the
German village has not run out of glue.
Il. Corbett may be offered a pair of
red socks. Now comes the sad part
the Saints dropped the second one In
the tenth round. Score, to 6.
This double bill teaches the lesson
that there is no danger of this base
ball-mad town becoming violent with
In the next nine or ten years. Just
what Mr.. Hickey thinks he is gaining
by claiming the escape of the MiIwau-
kee Western league team from here is
mystery. In changing his postoffice
address to Columbus Junction or Al
coma, H. Duffy will be displaying good
judgment. With 100 tearing madIy to
the ball park to sit in on a double
header, c. Havenor might consider an
offer from Mendoza and win out. It's
ladies' day tomorrow, and the new
champions may be able to rid them
selves of the lonesome feeling worked
up at the park.
I. Corbett's triumph was pulled out
of duel of the singers. Mr.. Chan
leski was pitted against the renowned
Elliott, and Claude pitched big league
ball all through the opening perform
ance. For eight rounds the Saints
could do nothing to the young man
from Pardeeville, Wis, and with II.
Corbett Chapleski in his winning
Northern league form it went along
even. Unglaub broke up the game
without compelling any additional
rounds by heaving Geiers grounder to
nrst Spike Shannon worked in his
second hit and the tally came in.
The second game was the direct op-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
DIVER FINDS THE
BODY OF FERGUSON
Remains of Engineer Taken From the
Sunken Steamer Park Bluff.

The Van SAINT Towing company Sc
cured a new diver yesterday In the
hope of finding the body of James
Ferguson, the engineer of the steamer
Park Bluff, which sank in Lake St.
Croix Saturday night. The diver is
J. B. Wanless, of Superior, Wis, who,
with his assistant, Capt w. S. Lloyd,
of Duluth, arrived at Saltwater yes
terday and Immediately proceeded to
the scene of the wreck. Mr.. Wanless
located the boat, and, DOMINIC his div
er's uniform, he made a descent. He
found it necessary to tear away the
doors leading to the engine room, and,
after being down an hour and a half
he Signaled that he was ready to come
up, and brought the body with him.
Mr.. Wanless says that the boat Is
badly wrecked. Her engine room, back
of which was the sleeping apartments
for the crew. was scene of disorder
and he had a great deal of difficulty In
locating the body, which was found in
the rear end of the engine room. The
remains were taken to shore, where
they were viewed by Coroner Freligh,
after which they were taken to an un-
dertaker's establishment and prepared
for shipment to La Crosse.
r. w. McGarry. who acted as chair
man of the mass meeting held We'd
nesday evening to discuss municipal
ownership of the water works sys-
tenn. has been empowered to appoint g.
committee to secure information bear
ing upon the subject The committee
will make report at future meet
ing.
The Clyde cleared yesterday with
logs and lumber for Bellevue and Du-
buque,
The funeral of Matthew Shortall was
held Yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, and was under the
direction of ST. Johns lodge, A. F. and
A. M. Members of the local lodge of
Elks acted as an escort.
The Independent Order of Red Men
and the Modern Samaritans conduct
ed the funeral of Jacob Harps yes
terday. Religious services were con-
Quoted by Rev. S. J. Kennedy. of the
First Presbyterian church. s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
STRONG WIND DELAYS
DAN PATCH'S ATTEMPT
Gale Blows Down ReadvIlle Track and
Famous PAGER Remains In Stable.

READVILLE. Mass, Sept. ia south
west gale swept down the stretch at the
Readville track today and, while 1t pre-
vented Dan Patch from attempting to
break his record, it did not hinder excel
lent racing in the regular events, es
pecially in the 2:08 pace. In this race
Nervolo was the favorite although many
backed Locanda, when it was found that
the son of Allerton was to be driven by
James Golden Locanda won the first two
heats in close finishes, the half in the
second heat being paced in 1:01.
The third proved to be the turning
point in the race. Hudson, who was driv-
ing Nervolo, took his horse directly in
the rear of Locanda's sulky thus making
the latter a wind shield. The two kept
in this order until within a sixteenth Of
a mile of the finish, when Nervolo came
out and, being stronger, won the heat by
a yard. The next heat was also well
fought, but Nervolo still had the speed
and not only won that one but the next
and the race. The other events were
taken in straight heats
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
N0RTHROP FIELD FENCE
WILL BE UP SATURDAY
Gophers' New GridIron VIII Be Inclosed
Before First Game.

The varsity team took a rest last night.
only going through signal practice with
a little work at picking up the ball on
the run. Most of the practice took place
on the new e field SO asgto accustom the
Williams wanted to keep, spectators away,
but it was impossible as a large section
of the wall is not up. GO
A change was made in the varsity line
up. Burdicll and Russell were put in at
guards. both of which positions are still
unsettled. and Current played fullback.
O'Brien is still being tried at quarterback
during part of the practice.
The board Of control met yesterday
and authorized Manager Bernard to ar
range mid-week games with Hamline and
Manchester searly in the season. This Is
new step which should give the team
good experience.
Messrs. Louis Collins Hugh Leach and
A. D. Evans were elected to fill the va
cancies in the board
The new fence will Be up by Saturday
noon with the exception of the portion
behind the grandstand, which will be put
up early next week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
SEXTON CALLS OFF
PLAY IN WESTERN
Van Brunt League Quits Ahead
of Time in Attempt to
Save Money.

PEORIA, Ill.,, Sept. 17.-This evening.
after the close of the last game be-
tween Colorado Springs and Peoria,
PRESIDENT Sexton, of the Western
league, gave out an official announce
mert declaring the season of the West
ern league officially closed. The sched-
ule had not been finished, but the
weather gave no promise of brighten
ing up and the remaining games to be
played were all scheduled in cities
where the attendance has been small.
The abrupt termination of the season
is considered to be financial saving
to all clubs concerned, and President
Sexton declares the Western circuit
will remain intact and that the same
cities will comprise the circuit next
year which composed it this season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
WINNIPEG CHAMPIONS
TO PLAY ALGONA HERE
Northern League Cracks to Clash With
AlIColored Team at New Park.

The fanatics of st. Paul win be offered
their first line on the real ability of the
Winnipeg champions of the Northern
league Saturday afternoon. when Ned
Egan's crack team will play the first of
coiored team at the new ball park. The
second game will be played Sunday at
Lexington park. The Algona team at
tracted considerable attention by it's fast
play in the exhibition games played here
last season. and the Winnipeggers prove
a team OF interest to ST. Paul fans, as It
was guided to the Northern league pen
nant by Ned Egan one of the stars OF
the st. Paul baseball world. Egan with
nothing more than the experience gained
in games played with st. Paul amateur
teams, has twice succeeded in landing q
pennant for Winnipeg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18
GEORGE BELDEN LOSES
TENNIS SEMI-FINALS
ciapp Wins Right to Play for Champion
ship After Hard Battle.

In one of the most exciting and long
drawn out tennis contests ever fought on
the courts of the Town and Country club
by Clapp in the semi finals of the singles.
The defeat of BeIden means that the
finals in the singles must be played to
determine the championship. Had George
Belden won the match he, accord
ing to popular report. would have default
ed to his brother Harry but now the
brother must meet C1app. The finals
will be played off Saturday.
Clapp won the first set from Belden,
6-1 but the second set furnished the
battle of the tournament. Belden play
ed a desperate game and .Clapp, after a
Graves and Clapp defeated C. w. Hal
bert and Finch in the semi finals Of the
doubles. 6-3. GA. The finals in the
doubles will be played Off this afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-18

taken charge OF the Manchester squad,
and MNeller's reputation as a coach
alone promises trouble.
st. Thomas must be reckoned with
at all times, and this season will put
one of the fastest teams of it's history
In the field. Coach Dougherty has his
men out for practice daily, notwith-
standing the disagreeable weather, and
the work assures the students that the
husky Saints will be able to take care
of themselves.
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Two base-hits. Freeman. Parent, Ferris
Farrell. Bradley; three-base hits, Stahl
Collins; home runs. Ferris, Collins; double
plays. Parent to Ferris to Lachance: sto-
len bases, Collins, Lachance; bases on
pals. off Winter. g; hit by pitched ball
Collins; struck out, by Winter hv
Rhoades 2; time 1870; umpire, O'Lough-
lin; attendance. 5,1S4.
Rain in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 17.-St.
Louis-Philadelphia 1.-TWO games) post
poned; rain.
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Upton Sells Two shamrocks.

CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Shamrock l. and
IL, the first two boats brought across
the water by Sir Thomas Lopton in his
attempt to lift Americas cup, are prac-
tically sold. according to q statement
made by John Westwood, secretary to
Sir Thomas. today
1.-THE baronet is loath to part with his
newest boat" said Mr.. Westwood. land
will not dispose of Shamrock Ill"
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Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. H.
Right from the bushes, T. Corbett
Chapleski squeezed the Tannery town
bunch down to two stingy swats and
backed them in under the rain of slack
lime. Score, L to 0. Winona papers
please mention.
What makes more gleeful the hurrah
worked in ahead of the trimming the
Saints drew out of the flag end of this
double-decker is the fact that Mr.
Corbett handed the blow to Claude Ell
lott, the Singer pushed up into the
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| bases on balls off Bohannon 8. off Cough
lin 2; struck out. by Bohannon 4, by
Coughlin 8; hit by pitched ball, Sullivan;
passed ball, Reisling 1. White 2; double
plays. Childs to Turner to Owen, Coughlin
to Reisling to Turner Reisling to owen;
left on bases. Louisville 10, Toledo 49,
time, 200; umpire, Cunningham.
Second Game
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both games from Philadelphia TODAY. Err
rors and Mitchell's wildness gave them the
first The visitors played. a nearly perfect
game in the second, kbdt' We're unable 70
hit Taylor, who relieved Currie after fonr
runs had been made or him. Attendance.
], 900. Scores: az,
First Game = We
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Donahue. Hemphill; bases on balls. off
Elliott 1, off Corbett 4; sacrifice hits, Can
ley, Hemphill; struck out by Elliott 10.
by Corbett 8; hit by pitched ball, Pierce;
double play, Wheeler to Schaefer to Sui
Ivan; left on bases. Milwaukee s. St Paul,
3; umpire, Mullane; attendance, $50; time,
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Boston Wins the chamnIonsbIn

BOSTON. Mass. Sept 17.-Boston
definitely Won the championship of the
american league today by defeating
Cleveland in game marked by the heavy
batting Of the locals. The game was
called in the eighth on account of dark