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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
TIE CGaDOa GLOBE.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER e. laos.
clroult Court Prooeedlngs.


Tire regnlar September term Of circn't
emit was called to order Monday moru-
s....!;-- .l.s.lsl. = = .ss al.. l..ns,h
nslrict Attorney Meneiee, Court S.en-
arrapher paiur and attorneys Bower.
man, suover aud Darling, Of Canaon,
Van vacsor, of Heppner, HAndricks
aud Collier, Of Fossil, and Robinson, oI
kone Rock, were also present,
Considerable routine business was
disposed Of during the i,Tenoon amt the
sass ot J Il Danean, charged with the
larceny Of wheat, was se, tar ! 80 p. m.
A Jury was empane'ed at that honr and
she case about 10 be proceeded with
when surprise was sprung BY the de
defendant through hie attorney, : E,
Van vactor, Withdrawing his former
plea Of not guilty and entering plea ol
guilty. The court named "Wednesday
morning at Q 80 as the time far sentence
when Duncan was given term OF tws
years in the penitentiary.
The case Of Reuben Pigg. charged
with the robbery of +. B. Golien ant
Henry Allen at Glen, last octoher, VA
then proceeded with, the following jury
being selected: A. L. Hut, c. Z. Poi
lard, Ed Morgan, j. n, Poindexter, VIM
Campbell. L. B. Townsend, ii. X. West,
I. B. Ferguson, l.. Q, Lubbock, Abe Moy-
%, C. W Martin and John Cunningham,
Evidence addnced by the State Went
to show that Golden and Allen were
canaped at Clem when the robbery was
committed; that when they awoke in
the morning their money aud watches
we're missing aud that few hours later
the watches were found in defendant.
grip at his camp short distance from
the scene Of the robbery.
The defense introduced but one wit
ness-the defendant himself-and his
story was that stranger came to hi'
csmp early in the morning and. aftel
some preliminary skirmish;ng, a swap
was effected whereby the defendant be
came owner Of the two stolen watches
in lieu OF one time piece he had former
" possessed. He never saw the strange
before and never heard OF him since ant
10 one else could be found who had $,
much as heard OF him. The case wen
to the jury at p. NJ. and it was mid
night before verdict Of gnilty WA
brought in. The defendant being with
out an attorney the court appointe'
j. W Snover to defend him and such al
ingenius and plausible defense did that
gentleman put up that on the first bal
lot the jury stood seven for scquittal I
fye fog conviction. As the night wor'
away, however, the sentimen
cAanged and a verdict of guilty wat
brought in. Pigg was sentenced yester
day morning to Is months in the peni
tsntiay.
4 Grand Jury was empansled Mon
day composed OF the following gentle
men. Ca Danneman, C w Wester.
Eiid Es5 soT: Tarsv=sy ~.
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
EQUITY

Geo Hardie vs. David spaulding.-set-
tied,
Al Cochran vs. NJ G Cochran.-Con-
tinoed.
Geo Hendrix ct al vs. Chas Katz ct al.
Continued.
Matter Of an appeal from survey by
Geo Moore. Continued.
John Dysart vs. E L Parlett. .-Confr-
NATION granted.
CIV Crosaeld VS. Birdie Crosfeld. -
Decree granted.
Mary J Mcpherson vs Barton McPher-
con-. Referred to County Clerk to take
testimony
Folk Go Bank vs. W E Reed ct al
Defendant to have 30 days to file answer
Referred to D. s. Dufur.
First Nat Bank Of Portland VS. Emma
/ Corhelt ct aL-W L Wilcox appoint
ed guardian al lilem.
Law.
august seekamp vs. ] G Stevenson
Continued.
Alice Alexander VS. Chas Lillie.-Con-
FIi0 Ralstou vsLewis c Montague and
James MISUNDERSTANDING aud decree.
SIP Barker ssJ G Stevenson Con
tinuea
sprlngston 4 Rogers vs. Fred Wilson
spd y Y sommers-C Continued.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24

Cooke Bros aud ). $. Griier yester-
iay closed deal with Pat skelly for 27S
acres of land living east OF town the price
being $ls SO per acre.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
From Portland to Tho Dalles.

From Portland to me DalieS'
Steamers: ~Baily Gatsert, "Dalses
Ciy,s Regular" "Metlako,"
Steamers leave Portland aud The
Dalles daily (except Sunday at Z
4 M, connecting at Lyle, Wash,
with G II. L n. Ry, Co, for Daley,
Centerville, Goldendale and all
Klckitat Valley points,
Steamer "Metlako" leaves Cas-
cade Locks daily (except Sunday
at Ga. m. for The Dalles and way
landings; leaves The Dalles at 2 p,
M. arrives at locks at 8 pm.
Steamer Bailey Gatzert" leaves
Portland Z a. m. Tuesdays, Thurs
davs, Saturdays, The Dale Z a. M
! Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays,
Until further notice round trip tick,
cts soc between The Dallen and
Partland on str, Baiiy Ganzert only
Excellent meals served on all
steamers. Fine Accommodations for
teams and wagons,
Call on or address
H. c. CAMPBELL, Manager,
A,W .Zimmermanl Portland, Or
Agent, The Dalles, Or
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24

WANTED-FA1THFuL PERSON TO TRAVEL
for well established house IN II few counties call
ing on retail merchants and agents. Local ter.
ritory. Salary $lO24 year and expenses payable
1870 a week in cash and expenses advanced.
Position permanent. Business successful and
ushing, Standard House, SSi Dearborn st, Chi.
cago. Illinois.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
Notice.

10 whom It may couceta' Notlee IL
hetrhy given that ahy person OF peraons
found guilty OF leavtns unburied the
cNrcass ot any dead aHimal Of which
they ave The owUpr of have the care ~
within 4 mllr ot any gonnly road, will
he prnsecu,edIu 10 lhe iul extent oil tho
law.
y MaliaapntN
IA ls5 Rntlmaster
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
rhreshlng oulflta for sale.

sMNtt Fufvrtstt1b ss-ta-.s..s ss1 IA.
horsepawer, othvrs With steam. We
can sell gaod dg for 1850 or $500. We
have one da wblch has been run only
80 iays uhieh we viii tfaae for horsee,
Parties IN need ota thfeshing onthl WIFI
tind ID to their advantage Ia Investigate
nnr line Of bargains Call an or Addtes /,
III. Oregon Trading o.,
Masea, Ore.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24

al county W8rSsata registered prior
to Ori. |, 1909, Will be paid upon pre-.
seutallon At ny uilee, Interest eeasea
after Sept 10, 1908
n. H. STEPHENSON.
Treasurer Of Gllimm eonnty, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24

When in need OF fence posts give the
Lost Valley Lumber O.. call. They
have % 900 first-elass fir aud tamarscS
posts for sale. II
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24

Al petspus desiring to SUBTLE theIr ae'
counts with ~ during uur ghsenue from
lnNu rau d, 81 by ealllng At the Conduu
Pharmacy where our books have hecu
left. lOti srmNasrnN & RnaRnA.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
ing 10y aIsd Lhe IoIIowing report !:
GRAND JuRY's REPORT.

0NAND SI04 . hA1OhAs
We the Grand Jury beg to submit our
final report as follows:
We Lave been in session two DAYS and
and have reported into court one not
trne hiil.
We have examined the County Jail
and County buildings and found the
same weil kept and in as good repair and
condition as could be expected consider
Jig the removal of the Jail and the un-
finished condition of the new court
house low in course of construction.
We have also examined the books and
records in the clerks sherilf7s and treas
urer'a Offices and find the same we'll
kept and correct so far as We were able
to Judge from our limited investigation
We heartily commend the efficient man
ner in which the County officers dis
charge the duties of their respective
Offices and their courteous treatment of
The public generally.
We would call the attention of the
County Court to the funds in the hands
Of the Comfy treasurer and recommend
that alt monies on hand, not otherwise
appropriated, be kept paid out in the
redemption OF County warrants.
Having finished all the business be-
fore US We respectfully ask that our re-
port be accepted and that We be dis
charged.
G. A. DANNEMAN,
Foreman
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24

Geo Farha,i vs. Il Il Lutte ~nrtault
aud niremen,, Order 70 selte,,aehed
property.
FM PGter We n II Linle.--Deteols
and judgement, Order to sell attached
property
The Am Mortgage Co oi Scotland vs.
August smith ana Catherine 7 Smith =
f,is;; ), isrs. S',f.4,i,.; S,f.,;,.;;:,, - fls.a.ig
Interior Warehouse Co VS. W L Reed
--Detenlt aud magemcut, Order 10 sell
attached property,
CRIMINAL.
State VS. A q Morley-- Perjary.--Dis-
missed on motion u District Attorney.
State vs. Il II DeFord--Pernvy, Dis.
missed on melton Of District Attorney.
State rs J Il Duncan--Larceny Plea
Of not guilty Withdrawn and plea OF
/ guilty as charged catered.
| State vs. Reuben PigS-Larceny from
/ the person.-Trial bv jury. Verdict OF
.'Guilty Of larceny" rendered with rec
concentration for tue mercy OF the
court.
State VS. Wong Hing Qnong and Gong
I.ing-Murder. r.-Dismissed on motion OF
District Attorney.
State VS. 5 F Palmer-Asssult with I
dangerous weapoR--Not a true bill
/ Defendant discharged and his bond ex'
oneated,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
rAE DOCKET m BRlrr.
G. A. DANNEMAN,
Foreman

Following, in brief, is report of the
dinposi n Of the various cases as shown
on the doekets.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-24
pApIlsr cnuRcH sERyICrs.

Preaching services ON the fifst, fhit't
aud Fnnrth Sundays o. the month At IN
A. ". aud SP. NJ.
P,slnr holds service at Matyllle the
Second SUNDAY In each month,
sunday Schaol, 10 o'clncs every
sunday morning PRAYER meeting,
Thursday evenings at so'eloek.
Every body coTdlsly invited to attend
these services. 4, G, fLowsRs, Pastor
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24

What ftte conditions
under
must first what by fttes by best
s
which
of the fttest sometimes the
Very the
Though winning the surely
not the best competitor who could have
a
selling
driving honest dealer business His survival shows his
but Indicate that he who could survived
The his
sell the manufacturer the article he beat him
type
survival of the best But civiza
social position something
present system
he usually least highly organized
.+
which prevalent that the
killing This follow
law at ALL
theoretical
practical applications
We Il .
IS
the fttes.
e, desirable
American.
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
The London School Children.

The London School Boards report
on the degenerate condition of large
percentage OF the school children has
caused profound sensation.
Two per cent. OF the pupils are de-
clared to be so deficient as to be I'm.
teachable; ten per cent have SO de-
fective eyesight that they are thrown
back in their work; another ten per
cents hearing is seriously defective.
and one per cent have defects in their
ears. which lead to fatal result.
Glasses have. been opened in sixty
one centres for feeble minded children.
while the percentage of actual imbe-
Giles has grown so that the asylum
accommodations at present available
are entirely insufficient.
Early marriages. runderfeeding,
drunken parents, bad air and neglect
are mentioned as causes of this terrible
state Of affairs.-Philadelph Press.
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
The Making of Books.

Books are now multiplied to such {
degree that it is impossible to read
them all or even to know their mum
ber and titles. One large publisher
last year sold 1900 tons of Il certain
set of books, or 100000 pounds. That
is only drop in the bucket. when all
the output is considered. Fortunately
one is not obliged to read all that is
published, either by the volume or the
pound Lubbock's hundred-books idea
was appropriated from man who
wanted to write hundred folio vol
umes and employ the temporal and
spiritual power to compel people to
read them-New York Press.
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24

CUT BETTER FINISH WORSE.
En- ,lis;, Clothes Compared Viii. the Work
oc american TaiIorS,

English Clothes Compared - ith inc "oiN
oc american TaiIor>.
The difference between American and
English iaiEors WAS under discussion
tie ether day by thlcc men who have
w2rn the clothes of both. The conclu-
sion was tifht in point of finish ana
workmanship American clothes are su-
p2;or to those made III England, but IN
the matter OF cut the praise was gwen
to tie London makers.
The principle Gn which the En9l!sh
tal0rs cur coat. said one of the
three. lis the only right one. They
make Il coat broad over the shoulders
and it hangs.
1t follows only remotely the slope
OF the figure. The important fhln@ IS
that it hangs Straight, with no attempt
at the kind of fitting that is the bane
Of American tailors.
THEY want every curve TO be indl'
Gated in the form Of the coat. They
may not make coat tight. but, in any
event. its lines will follow the figure
OF the wearcr to an extent that no
English tailor would ever thing of at
tempting.
Loose clothes are. of course. the only
kind that are now smart. Anything
light is Stunned like the plague. The
tailor does best now who makes coat
loose and yet suggestive of the wear
cr's outlines.
.. ~ in, 81
cutting clothes on the English princi.
pie. which is 10 fit the shoulders well
and then let the rest of the coat han.
from them. Few American tailors have
ever learned the secret Of making coats
in that way"
If the superiority Of the Englishmen
in the matter of tit was acknowledged
unanimously, there was equal accord
as to the superiority of the American
tailor in the matter of finish.
English Clothes" said another man.
may be made at the most expensive
shops. and they will still begin to wear
at the Innings after few weeks.
The silk used is often as good us the
best employed here. but FOR one reason
or another Innings do not last. They
begin to rip, too, almost Immediately,
because they are badly sewed.
Il used to think that my tailor was
possibly careless because he thought
| was an American and would take
So | was constantly COM
planning until learned that this was a
peculiarity of all London clothes.
PERSONALLY | would much rather
have a well-cut coat than well-lined
one. but all men are not of my opinion.p
Sin. NIB - bEtEfEks3
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
Saw q Group of TOrnadOes.

At Oakley the other day the people
witnessed the spectacle of FIVE torna-
does whirling along at the same time.
They would dart their snakelike tails
toward the ground. drawing them up to
dart again. but only one reached the
earth. This. one tore things up for
about twenty minutes in passing over
a considerable scope Of country, and
then vanished aloft in purple-black
cloud.-Kansas City Journal
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
1le Power Of
prozMp1 Decision.

R-ansA HE man who makes his mind quickly and firmly has
n fnCy better chance always
q lowering the brink Of
b temptation to and reconsider should be off
n medaey for to be decision lie
" n Shorn
One of the most dangerous habits which
s duse that of weighing balancing reonsicrin@ making:
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
"A New Cure For Nerves.

The latest cure for nervous diseases.
according to a Swiss doctor, is tea
made with melted snow. The snow
ought to be first melted and the water
then boiled. The. taste. of tea thus
made is insipid and slightly disagree
able. but it is said to have very
soothing, effect upon the nerves. and
in many cases nervous people have
been cured when all other remedies
had failed
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
InconyenientH LOng.g

The late Rev. DR.. Boardman, OF
Philadelphia, used to. relate, the fol
lowing on himself: IT preached fu-
neral sermon at one time,. and spoke
on the resurrection. lam sure spO.e
longer than. was my CUSTOM -.~4ao4s :
'The undertaken was man of nerv.
Gus temperament. and as the afternoon
wasAgeisepaa aDegan~tc be ~aYxionsHst
be on the way to the cemetery. lie
finally whispered to one Of my men,
bers; Does your minister always
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
Temple Of serpents.f u

The small town Of tWerda. In the
kingdom of Dahomey. is celebrated
for its temple Of serpents, long build
ing in which atle1pIests keep Anyiaris
OF 1000 serpents of all sizes, which they
feed with birds and frogs, brought to
them as offerings by the natives.
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
~ - ~
The Survival Of the Best.
BY Frederick Breithut.

CORRESPONDENT asks.
the survival of the best:''
No, it is not. At times.
survival Of the very worst.
! OF course, the words T.
and their meanings vary ;
tions. What is best at G
What is fittest { under on
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24

FOURTH WARD.
ANiaSDN.. Constable
FIFTH WARD.
Chris Peterson -. :. Con stable
~ E1t&
SIXTH WARD.
Ed. fssais. ........ Constable
saxvEarH WARD.
49, 0n. ........ Constable
49, III
1kGHTH WARD.
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24


allows TO
foredoometl
that he
become mis-
mind hastily
reconsideration
If be
prove
OF
decision will
would have he hesacd
bccaus of
weakness their
emily They
tell
think
they they through life
robbed
ability
to decide
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24

preach as long as that at a funeral"
.t..i'Well, said the brother, that is a
good sermon es.t
Yes said the undertaken. the SER
mon is all right, and 1 believe in the
resurrection, but l am afraid if he
does not stop pretty soon I will not
get this man buried in time "-Phila-
deIphia Ledger
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24

Wiscors''I i Est in lumber and tim
be. plcG-c5s and Minnesota leads in
fourirg and grist mills.
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24

sympathy, zest,
of
row. illustrated periodicals They
the which generation
qualities
surely the American model needs mod
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
tn a ! = ~ ~
Men Who Do Things.
BY Bliss Perry, Editor Of Tn. Atlantic

JDED millionaire trying to get pleasure Of too long de-
ferred holiday Europe Of the depressing
tacles For twenty thirty he has been amassng
fortune with the pluck and which all admire And
here he is set down in Paris Dresden Florence ignorant
the language the history the architecture the ideas
country. He good fellow but he is honesck lstess
different taking his holiday late Curiosity magna
The St. Mary banner., 1903-10-24
apIRECToRY.


THIRD CONGRESSIONAL pIsTnIur.
Member Of Congress, Robert +.
Broussard.
1nss.assra snsArosrA1 p1srn1c..
State Senator. ..... Lastie BroussGrd
Eelsi4sss,1n Eelsi4sss1nu ,1nulssp JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Judge. ...............A. A. G. Alleu
District Attorney. w. &. Wilson
ssiv PARISH OF ST. MARY.
Representatives.: J. Y. Sanders and
sa' = Henry jacobs.
sSsFf aqa Tax Collector, John B.
- ss@as .. Sanders.
Glsst anA Recorder. Wilbur Kramer
Assessor. ...............W w. L. Jones
Coroner. r...~.........Dr. A. J. Smith
Treasurer s.,..... .... "A. r. Stirling
'..a ~ ~. nsr WARD. j.
keA Mendoza, Emle Perret. Justi-
sss~ '9 ce1 of the Peace.
"ass 90 #..
SECOND WARD.
r. We1f!.t. !. /. Justice Of the Psace
.srsagTrnD1FED wApD. r
Isaac Mayer, O. ". Brown, Justices
ofthc Peace,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-30
p was as follows:
JENNINGS BEET A BIG SUCCESS.
Attendance Ii Much Larger Than
Ever Before and Betting Very Brick.
REPURIIC SPECIAL. ~

Attendance Is Much Lsrger Than
Ever Before and Besting Very Brick.
sEPURIIc SPECIAL.
Washington. March. @.-The weather is
su there /. no q % 5es
delegation arrived this evening from New
York. including George, whselock. Fred
naugh says there will probably be forty-
five layers at work Tomorrow. The aver
age attendance has been much higher than
ever before.
In fact. the absolute and unprecedented
success Of the meeting has surprised all,
and as there is plenty OF money IN circu-
lation. the bookr1akers appear 10 be well
Rivalry between the crack Jockeys will
also be a feature OF the racing. Redeem
has Mr. th rb @ssSs
doubt will ride many winners. He piloted
ten firsts past the post during the FIRST SIX
day.. He shows much greater aiertness in
OF the other riders.
W. II. Langley. owner of the yacht Mon
from the South. He is noted for betting on
long shots and was regrettinG the fact that
he was not here when Tommy Foster won
at 200 to 1.
One Of the members of the Metropolitan
Turf Association says that the return OF
George Wheelock will be the occasion of
a conference over the betting rules. This
member admits that they are not in as
satisfactory state as they might be. The
case OF Einus. nonstarter here recently,
although his M number was UP; has been zen
effect that there should be some way of
preventing the public from losing money en-
horses which do not 60 to the starting post
Robert Bradley lives in the house At
Charles City, Va, which was occupied In
his lifetime by. President Tyler.
T. b. Boswell, who trains for General w.
T., TONNES OF virginia, taught the 2-year-
oids their lessons on the very ground upon
which the famous Planet was trained.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-30
Haredine and Rolla Wells Divided
Main Event Mt COursinx Park.

aHu W Gin
Main Event at COursinE Park.
Coursing opened its spring season at Del
mar Park yesterday. The crowd was large
sport good, hares strong. dogs fit and re
suits true. LAWNS Haredine and Rolla
Wells divided the stake. Both were lucky
in drawing weak hares, Rolla Wells espe-
cially SO. Haredine seems to have lost a
deal Of her speed and fire. Sea View went
well, beating Lnlithgow Lass, who is in
the febrile state.
The puppy stake went to the good Bright
also owned by the uneonquerable LAWN.
Lady Bright Chain. the runner-up. a full
sister to the winner. displayed superior
was uns,ghted in the final and lost all
chance to win when she seemed to be going
fastest and strongest: The results:
Sea View beat LinlithgOw Lass. Modest
Girl beat Minnesota Girl. Northern Lights
beat Galteemore, Young Guy beat Sister
Vincent. Haredine. beat Rineville. Rolla
Wells beat Lakeview.
SECOND ROUND.
Rolla Wells beat Sea View, Haredine beat
Young Guy. Northern Lights bye
SEafIFINALS.
Rolla Wells beat Northern Lights, Hare
dine bye.
John J. LAWNS +. b. Haredine Fabulous
&. Rolla Wells Barton Tag-Society Belize.
divided
MAIDEN STAKE
For puppies of 1872:
Lady Bright Chain bright Chain-Maggie
NJ. beat Jolly Old Soul tSwansea-Lady
keohler.)
Peggy O'Dowd bright Chain-Maggie NJ,
beat Pickles. Sir Guy-Blazing Brand.
FINAL.
J. J. LAWNS br. b. D.. Peggy O'Dowd
F1nney's br. b. p. Lady Bright Chain
bright chain-Maggie NJ and won the
stake.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-30
Fort Worth Scratch Team Gave
st. Louis Substitutes Hard
Run for Victory.
FINAL SCORE WAS a. TO 8.
ONeil Brothers the Only Players
in Regular PositiOn-RhOdes
Plays Good Game in
Center Field.

REPUBLIC S"ETAI-
For: Worth. Tex, March with only
the crack O'Neil brothers battery in regu-
Lar positions, Cardinal scratch team came
near defeat at the hands of a local team,
the final score being to ).
With two exceptions. the local nine vas
boy Of the Kansas City Al-An,erican
League Club. and jarvis of last years For,
Worth team.
extent and his support was by no means
perfect. The boys tried for base hits, and
the efficiency of Iarvis's pitching was
shown by the fact that but live his Were
made of him. by Wicker. Hacket.. NJ
O.Neil and Murphy. Eivor. were made by
Wicker. Currie. Racket and 8. Smith.
Wicker had plenty to 90 and wlln one
exception esd il wen. j. UNeh caught per-
fectly and Rhodes put UP fine game N
center. All OF the men are worked out So
there was no stiffness and the running.
throwing and batting were about as easy
and tree as in uidseason.
There is a vim ia their work which is
notable and speaks well for the team work
was made by either side. In compliment;
to the visitors. about whom there was much
curiosity, and 10 the new manager of the
local club. ". II. Ward, crowd larger by
over fe9 than the best day of last year 5
Texas League season greeted the Cardinals.
The grounds were perfect and the weather
balmy.
/: Score by innings:
ds.a.n.is 'n :. -: : 60 -
J.1r,. and Dsusserss. rori Worm , Earaed run.
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