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Milams Three Year-O Old Looks
Formidable in Fifth Event
Oh Delmar Card.
NEPENTHE IN THE SECOND.
Aggie Lewis May Carry on Hon
ors in the Fourth From Lady
Strathmorc-Ben Lear
Has Il Chance.

Although tie fourth race may proDa Oily
he mentioned as the feature al Delmar this
afternoon. the fifth event affords an equal
~ good proposition. and should furnish e.-
cry BIT good contest Is the race y hicn
holds the post cf honor On the card.
That another purse Will Us placed 10 the
credit Of the Milan stable Seems extremely
likely to-day Commodore 10 in tho nth
yace ana IL one OF the most dang erous con-
tenders. Old Stone and testIy axe tho
Two entries likely TO give trouble 70 him.
Gs.t;y has always POSSESSED = sensa-
iiOnAl turn OF speed. and the Go!oblat in
tersts believe that she IL in trim. Older
ftan Commodore, and carrying ten pounds
less weight, her chances cannot be over
looked here. Yet Commodore should sure-
Iy come home ahead IN this race.
Old stone Will lie greatly aided IL the
track il heavy. He relishes a soft track
as well hard footing. and may prove a
strong factor. On a hard surface n better
position than third Cannot be accorded 90
him; but In sticky. soft or -ioshy going he
can surely hold MS own
sizing up The chances Of the trio. how
ever, Honocs may D1 conceded In advance
10 Commodore. with esiry ana Old Stone
10 follow IA the oTOer NAMED. t;raoea AID
I.asSo may seem a Dit out nS At here, a.
thou8E nfaGens Chances VIII 10 up WIN
rush In the percentage column II In.
track Is soft he has won n crc1liabis
enough race On Ilis kInd OF going TO MAKE
MIN a factor here. in c3.ss or similar foot
ing.
Agile Lewis, Lady Stratilnnore and
RarKIeyite seem TO hold the center OF the
stage in the fourth. but the calcium shines
particularly upon Aggie Lewis. 81. Sss
run fairly of her feet By Hubbard In
her last race at che distance over the Fair
Grounds course. but should he abIs 10 do
something better here.
Lady SIafhmore looms up as the next
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GAMES Al KJLAaE-s PARK.
CsbiIl's Rraves and white seal.
Hr-sk Even in D1ubIe-H-ad.r

The White Seals and Tommy Cahlrs
team broke even ~ = dou6le-header a..
kIisgn's Park yesterday srternoo-.
In the opening game Cahilrs T.erl s.a-
the Seals 20 g. owing 70 the lraste-i,
pitching o. Big Bob Taibo-. Talbot vas
IN the best OF .osra AMI hs allowed the
seas oaiy -evea scattered hits.
Cahilis men pounded F1tzpo--er seven
times sn1 Iget~ every one o. their safe
ties count. Co-er led tho visitors IN hit
ting. getting two sac raps Of. ET-zYorrer
In the second game the S-sI-. with
'Taiier L. the box reversed -lgtts-z on
CsiAiiis .'Prices" and b-sst tnenl b. a
score % : 10 .
TIebus worked fo- Cshiirs -inH. and
Vas touched I'd FOR TX Its Including two
fouo.=s lie alec L!t rNo batsmer. and
ps.SHd s:E.
The telling - Cfvauageh. R!crdaa ard
b-ocSi;s-sT vas TIE feature Of the yarre
fcT tho Seals. Will Tire catching II Shae
anc the general work CO Truss,!ale was ~.
fsatEr" OF the visitors I.'aviuE
fal..ls team vs. in the I..d -or .rvAu
!-1irSz. when the sails Gave!cpe. Z bat
ting rally which resulted ~ Their scoring
three runs and gave 70 them the game.
Scores.
FIRST CAME
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GOLDBLATT LEADS The WINNERS.
Gets S3-3SO During First sig Days
of DeImar Meeting.

Nose Goldbiatt. by virtue Of Boosters
victory IN the Labor Day Handicap At
Delrnar las; Monday. IS of well In the
lead in the list OF winning owners. hay
Ing earned through his horses in the six
day. OF racing a total 0: 332e. Tom
Hayes is second. having Won fI.sis with
iiIs own horses and I55 with horses IN
which he is only partly Interested J. G
Milan has been consistently successful
with his comparatively small string. having
won 81 SD Barney Schneider hasn't got
In his stride YET. and is only fourth on the
list. bu; he snocld rapidly better this po-
fitton with the strong lot % horses ne has
At his command Tho-c that have Won
80 or more thus far are.
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IL = - ~ 7. fH4hAtf-a
II .L- s.u.... --,,.... ff..-,- .-....,!.
,--.t-.r - ... ..-
-' f.''.''. ''-'.
ban 81 vas rH-s'I ts" tins ts1 -ii-'-
,l.,,.a-..-... -... ...,-- ..- -. ..-..-.
Fo- fr-.. 81. .r- $50 -..l.rr----
rsr I'd ...4.- --- go -.....-f.- 10.
ts..s II. - .r.- e.. go. 1870
tf.i1s - y....-.s -...- 49,. p.
go : ~. - eve f-r. --.-r
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"a. - ~. .ar.
4 ,l........ ..sf.
81. 49, ----- -! -. ,i-,.-...
S..,..r 40. $500. ,.4,.-,---s., ..r...5
very tuf..r
Es-g.. ...- -s --... ....--.., g.. ,.-..--rs.-
rIrr.r ,..-,i..- =. 81. 49, 49,. i.-..-.--- f.-.r
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E-.ss. 80 FETAL.
-.4.r.---ati. -. sept Tile Re-, broke
s--l Wen tt- garliaal- here 'c-iSr. and
- ~4s the -ls- APPEARANCE % -.e visitors
-.-s -Els s=ssu--
Manage Nichols. being n Lite shy on
material. pitched THO dogs.c-heSs.e-. and
While !.e Nou the 1T gam. n mastery
-rvi- allowing iAc Res only three scat
tered his ard ought 20 have been 70
v1r,.-d with q s.It-C--. - US r,o'.n.i.'
hard IA the second. The visitors .-ot LOOK
'aS Ike winners il th!s game
The Cardinals manager was ~ fine fo---l
and rho dag beng very hot greatly "a
y"r-f him. lie ritcae,! one 81 lis OIL
time games IN ;he initial struggle. but his
strength s-emel 20 Ea-. I-Ct In, in the
second game. <or 10 matter what re
s"-t.I - 70 the Tss-iS bstsrnen they
would hi- AID sass h.;s xe-s being -ccEsd
IN a lively fashion
OpI"-C. 20 Nichols l. she frs: same "a.
Noodles" Hahn. af1. vr.,s he vas hit
ha-d"T than u.s. hiT oaTo-e--. - kept
them pretty WI scattered. aul vas vsr,.
fc--'In'f" f. z-tt!us o.; % some dsr-.eroYs-
looking ho'.-s.
NEARLY = SHUT Tout.
IiH BANKED ;Ae visitors until th. eighth
inning. 'sheu 'iey scored three runs ard
captures tSe game. :or II vss a certainty
Thai tho Res would never PIT another tai
. over u that game with tEe way Nicn-
'i@ = a. shooting them across the Plate
FARRELL ~. irsJ man W In this !rnins
a.if rt--"I 70 rrst and moved VI, on
ctafaNl single 20 left. After Reck!sy
He'd out. Eraln drove tire hall over Sc
"Tin- head fcf- thre.-hagEer scoring
-" men. AL when Husgfns Irlrnbls.. Ss-
uri1E return. Brain counted To b. sure
- the Sau4r, tiH visitors added another in
TIE ninth On Srlcuts fourth lift OF N.
gam. a double. and shays single.
Ia. sore
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HER CHALLENGE - ACCEPTED.
Miss Lunmls and Frank Newby t0
Walk tn Portland. Ore

The challenge issued by Miss Ehea L1m-
mis-. the woman pedestrian. FOR a match
with Frank J. Newly FOR a walk from 81.
Louis TO Portland. Ore. has been ac-
cep;ed. and they will depart on the long
tramp on September -
Miss Lumrais will follow the route Of
the Burlington and Oregon Snort Line.
6he will be permitted 70 carry Whatever
amount OF money she may desire.
The agreement stipuls;e. that Newly
must leave St Louis with only cent in
his pockets. and shall earn his living on
the way. lie will 60 by way OF Kansas
City, and follow the Union Pacific route
as far as practicable
i am confident that I can win this
ma tch.'' raid Miss Lumnli- last night.
Ny hacker viii Put up Foo On my
chances. and Newly viii deposit a like
amount The money VIII be placed IN a
safety -deposit box. which we will open
when We return 20 St. Louis. We eN-
pect TO make the trip ia about four
Inoarhs
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IA x IL ~ II / ~ Double Header Cincinnati
O4AAV|A Winning and Losing.

d.naIs' thr~e ,taIIies in the sixth being
s1f; from the Reds fi.ilsTs-
N-;tE Ns-hoIs'g r,.r<o-rna-ce IN tho box
- IN. first game 81 remained .or Du'i-
.'.'-T. ia" little right fielder, TO snare -oif
is-IJrs with his cni.f in landing th9 Ssti'le.
f- =. EE-ufl.- Two sensational catches "ir
ScDr-a * sai COrcoran's bs-L that icokF .
ZOO. ~ she tine fOr three bases and pO--
.ri.- home runs
OF Urful.-.vv vas greatly chcsre5 h- the
lrrS. number 81 spectators. and although
- CID Kill the Rods chances Tor tying
rra score -hr ..Gtieurr shows they a.
Treris.-ad his great work.
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Magazine. asaIn TN. vic,.r..

TIE JsseTsoa Guards o.. tt- Ws-lf-- rai-
p,-- defeated by - wos-aa. MAGAZINE team
n; I>zfs's PAX yesterday Afternoon = = score
% 20 70 T. befo-- c-o-G c. e. go TIE zane
Wa called a. tl- hsEf-fllrr- q fE~ eiShrh g.
Ming te-nrs-> % qEestlrl.s-I 1eCt-'1r - IT,
usnp!r. b. ~ I-'er-1n Quarts. who r.f1E-gi
play .Irrf-- an N.t.s--i - -. faif- = arr
foT III. Magazines sfrscl. ~: siEat ue-- scyrs
II INNING.
EHE
i, .;.:,. c; As-1-'.e.. Gi
Rztterfes-EaEazine Snzr-. The, and Isaa-
clr-c. Gcar.s. SicC1Sa AMI v4l.ac--
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TsA CsS D~ei.f< st-Er1s-i III fF0Srr- De-
t-Jf- gam. :. Sportsman PARK ySft-rdsy.
j; Viii - Glade against D1a0vsa At Sfc-ts-
mans Park this Afternoon
Nichols p~r,oTmanca q pitching rrS .a-rs-
axai;ls. -he Ret- yes1sr1Ay Dr. mt maxi E.-E
looi. Ike gutter. buf f.se acticus q certain
other boxuea On the Cardinal STAY in KIN
every opportunity TO .vaG~ pitc1i-s i.sce- ft'ia
.n a very had !isht before :ks fans IN -
Louis and ~ they continue their tactics n
kind fans Q. St Louis may c~ssN 20 rate -
,,encs & virtue and give tire d-r-iict box
nsea What's coming 70 them
gra!a male another HON. -Un y->.T5sy a.
Cinoi=nz-i-
Pit-.turT - rissing hssdTa- pith rs7t
s-r1d-- th~se DAYS bit S.E YORK . too i-r
IN The lead To b. overhauled By TIE Pirates
sr1nos mad. Eve hits n the Srubi~-hssssr az
Eearille sgaIrs: K,iley-s men yestsrchy-
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BRIGHTON rs:.CTI sEr.nc77o...

BRIGHTON REACH sEI.EcTIc:'s
Pr. i-.'' s.r;-T.r.
~ r-r;-. So !f--s..sctioIs
~ Lac I.suu.a. Ist- P,IEs=3. 'ccird
$500 isEc"-Ffy,=s 5.git=--, "'s!-s= C1'ssT.
Trs-l Race -sffnt. T,~GHbe-. 55r=s
FllrJi. K.c~-Jsex Ls.y. vc-!.a- S-fci-r-
F1rrh fs-e-:sl.s E.srch,. s-i'I., Pa. C.aE-
f=r
sixth Ea-,-Isr,sss -. M.i-oro'-. v.z@l.a-
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Ewing tired his luck in the second game
against Nichols. and sc vas victorious ani
pitched a much better game than III.
score indicates lie ks,t The visitors ruszs-
i7s il ali but ore .aaiE=. AID after TIE
not a r1l vas camel or Kim. the car
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49, C-4'HA 90 a."a..1+ = ea-aaas~
Ear--- rgrs--I'rsrsi. e - Isrut. = 4s..-r--s
~. "a ri -...i.-- r.r-H'--- -r.- z.
~, Q = = ~ La ans I1ia-rIs1 o. l-at-4s
p--ra-- T. LAG . Cd. --HraF . - s-.,i p.
-us-rs & -t...r '--a--F's...4ra q I7fr rs
pitched aa.i-F~ I-sE.r fIfra-I 4 W. rr--ras
-Ja.2es ! Ia o. tafl. or -s...r 8
Sto- al j. S'=lrE rgt - .E1-e. 81 ~-...u
- In on tl-a.-St- l.. uf- Dr.. r.-rc!- -.--.
% ssma-C-ls h.s- nG4 rv.e1-y-.-... r-.-r-.-.t
Lr1EI~s- NIX Al Irysr. Eits-.JI Jaes@- -
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WESTERN LEAGUE

O--sos. sob. sept -1--Bv oorscT-tTs ar
"a. hi.-i-y. rs so=. team took Two es-nes
s-r-a "oio-aso S1'Es TO-DAY II -se as
-sf1. rs-o>n rr.f -. -lslto-. .aS.i-. VINE re
iaf'-- -sidsf ..o1-,v- C1irk G.rr hts s-at.srsi
"a si- f.Cca4 gan s-o-es
FIRST GAAE
eRT
calo sc-,n-. . . . 81 1
Bs---r.-~-Bro-a ard Gol.lnG Nsrsia ara
Sssr-si-
sECoSP CANA
RuT.
Colo s---rs . 0 3, u
ea:-.r1's-aztos si4 FTs-s-. MoNssisy so5
N.szl---
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-Ho-t--- hits-f-thn :. dwell : T.->~-oasS
.i's-- S-7,.ct = hure runs-E-ai1 : stolen
sas"T-tsirsell = SEav :. Fzrr-n : Double
7.1.~-Sr--l.i an4 Cc-r1Esn :. Pei;y a-d Ger
ur-s-l / f!-s- base CO eaiis@oS Hahn : OF
c-.eEui- Hit ~ pitched hal,-t:y Hahn !.
s----cS cIt-Hy Hahn =. h. N!-nols Tine
Z.mruer
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Second GAME

: o. - f-- -schcis - rtIsh.
LIE r. It, = E.Tlrs : SshT1lG .
---1-5-s Z -1r---.z~- .i-s- Goi<s 2. f.-tnr
= -. .--E-ft~-.s 80 i-o-zis o!zyp-E<f1f
- m I'd 4-.-s :: -i.ay. rarrsii s-f 2--.-
isv =. -r-r.. Srzsl ant BecEley I F!-E- ba..
= - g-af.. s-ci-6 e. OF Ni.sCf- -ar-f1-@
1t q ---l=- e. E-g ~ uitchet b.i4-fsT Sicr0.s
: vi .--s-e7-fs- .s-x J Tine - sazc-C'-s
lJJ- ar4 sc.IF-I-0 minutes Jn;Srs-Zi.ln.r-
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Sgt -.-St.ec-.o-,:
First Race - Ne: Mullsh. I~lsu, .=--s
Brennan.
s-c1Bd T:aee-Domiaiq1. Yea. Cardigan. MAJ
Tin Braty
Third f1e.-Fsth.- Tsl;sat. T.claSls M-,;0,
Fourth Rae. 49, The Lady. NJ CTsS:ort.
Judge Uin.s-
Fifth Race-Havi,and. Fading Light. FlEias
I.srs
SIKH gace-En-ov. subtle. Rams Hon
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'IIsTtfi!r. allowance clEin1-d
TF.I.MsTt SELECTIONS
Firz- Es..-i;en Lear. Trp-rI T,rslh's
~e'.cIG Race Nep.nJh-. narcTa. Efhc.'S - 90
IsiTf Eaee-Niadcrs. WoTthias;an. 80 ~
Fourth Rac--Ass;~ Lewis. Lady S-rst-i-lO-..
E.fal.yi;.
Flf;h R4c--Cgrnu.odor- T.s'fg. O!l son.
sixth KAcs-iHoif. ZION. wlliSlFhtg. -ae
Hebrew.
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C7-i-axo Sspt- .---To-6ay's gam. playsf = =
Lining THia. al. voa b. F1;-stu-x n -
sith inning. wh-a hey ~; yri-ss- 20 "a,
si=T.-. t-:3.- All h0lss r-a Two staz-.s
s-i'h si.d pi;-a ..-s the io-a- tA.i- on. TN.
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FIGHT 1t U.sen station.

A hsht between Edward Booker OF No
1909 North Ninth street and Robert Hall.
a Gateman At Union Station. caused con-
siderable excitement on tine Midway last
night. Blows were freely EXCHANGED be-
fore the police arrived. Both men were
locked Up charged with disturbing the
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imported Darebin. who d'ei OF the
Haggin ranch in California some ten days
ago. while only an ordinarily successful
sire made quite an impress Am@ri
can turf history. He was bred In Austria
liza. By an English sire. The Peer. his
Gam being LurliEc. winner OF the Austria
Ian Cup. the extreme ties, in the AntIp-
odes
Darebin vas a great race horse himself
a winner OF the Victorian Derby. the sgd
ney Cup. the Melbourne Stakes and other
great races before his importation to this
country by NJ. HasKtn Ia 1876 The best
known performer, in his get were Kilieer.
Walter, q superior eyear-oid. Artist
Nanh-Poo. Lucky Dog and Da-ic. bur
his daughters have proven great brood
mares. producing such good ones as Mes
merist, African3-r. Commando and 9TH
erS
The injury TO Artfuls leg &c now turns
out Was not as seriou. a. fret reported.
and there II veli-desned expectation
that this Rrea, FLY Will round 90 all
right. but Jack Joyner Will take no
chances with her, especially AZ he has
Tanya who is In hne SHAPE. 10 rely on for
the few remaining important events for
The young misses this season.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Ismbu. Ia. Indiana poll. 10.

Columbus. o. SEPT 1i--cciumhr, and IT.
dlanzpoiis broke ev-a in tao gsr1,s p.sy-i here
to-day. N. visitors Won the A. game ~
bu-ch.ng hits. but were shut oct IN the second
Attendance, 800 Score:
FIRST GAME.
RHE.
coluHiJ=s .--...-.s 81
IrIIana2oi!s -----6 81
Bs:teries-Berger and T.as-r. Fisher AMI
Berry
SECOND GAME.
E-H.E-
iresanspoiis 50 Q Q Q . . "a
Batteries-Hicxey and Abbott. Paillips and
Derry
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At Topeka. kaI.-first game:
rs1ehs -; --..---s ssss51e,-.: !
Raitsries-Horis and Brown: Groom and
Armstrong. Tim--lae hour and forry min
utes- Cmp;res-Hend-rzon and SINNERS,
Second game:
rsp.A. - es11s al 10
Baf;er!e.-Hr-he. and Drown: Durt,n and
Cmpires-Headerson and sh:aners
Al lola. kas-=
iIiissars 30 . 0 %
Baiterie<-Roos aad Sesgie: IfaIIa o'Brtrn
and Seahau3h- Tirae-One hour ard ffty min
utes- Ump're-Coliins.
AZ Springfield, No:
spr,nrnsid - ,se /:
Bafreries-Norr.s and Vanderbilt: Wakefield
and Wood Tims-O.se hour and fcrty-hye min
utes. Uu:piTe-C1sack.
At Lsavsnvor1h. Kas.-First game:
I I...sah 49,: s:s:ss.l-i : .
Batfer:es-Cate. ard Clrieh. Hu,tsr ard
Cmpirs-Oxens-
Second game:
SCALA .e..............a . 9 % J
Bafterfes-Fysher. Corbin and Clr1ch: Hu.;er
and Stcne-- Time-One hour ard twenty min
usesL rnpire-oweas-
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At Des NoInes-Des Moir.s -. Sioux CITY
IL
A. - Jsssrh-st. Jo.-ph .. Denver :.
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American Association.


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AZ Iou.sviiIe-I>oaisyiiie s. -oIes, e
A. So PsUi-St- PAUL IS MILWAUKEE, -,
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Pitfsau-E

J-c; on ss,.s-c7.i-a<o /. p;t-sb1-s !. TtT.-
tzs- h.ts- Ei-~hs- J. Hone -1rs-HcCo---1f~x
l. saer:fc. h:is-,cCs-tsr : s.ai-. sas.s.
E<r-v :. Lever Ef--asy Sl1 ft-zn--.ej Z.
KF.ss-. R-snSfs-iI al FtsF. J. ~,-;cs cur
- gi~I-- Passsi HaliE--PIs.7s =. BsSes ~
bs.--Ot. wicker II Lever MI: ti-csrs
-I1>A--r ]. Tlfn.-OTs Eos- a-.c 1f-- -inu-s>-
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A. HenderSon-cafro !. H-nS.-soa
A. Pstucah-Firs, game Hopkinsyilse :. Pa
ducah = Secord game: Hopkir-vife s. Pa
ducah J.
Al vincenn.s-ClarSsvfiie G. y:ncenn.s o.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

EEPC BIC sFECINE
Troy. III. Sept. 1.-THE holman Mercantile
BASEBALL team d~feEsed sorrento to-day b. The
score Of tn O. Bstferies-For Troy, Clare and
Press; eorento, 1olicr and Bean.
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Ruru.,h |. Hosfei ]. FoFa5UrE !. Thrr--aas-
fi-s-EuIlh !. T~o-hs-- h.t--fAnhi. : ~
Te--sio-- I. Brg@r Bass OF tails-s.sf Wallis
z OF Rrsr.T 5 Hit BY ritcilei hsii-Wzii.
t.Ez-wiis-lr.sysr :. Ttrcer I Isest "a tsses-
Glot,- % certGrys , Bstre-f.--sii3ts-, Wallis
arc wirise'fney.-- rsrfuryE. Kramer AMI B-uer
TIM of sxlne-.Jne hour are Gty-ave MINUTES.
l-.np!re-I!se Neville
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. :.
Rain At ChfcA1o-
C,-sf,, sept -I--T1is gsrss osty>e- CT
rsxo ard CfsTe,s7d caile1 tc-isT ~
ccGl- - after four ani o.e-kais innings
saa b<<a played 80 runs ~ers scNe4
Cotton States League.
a. ytc.sh-rr- Na-ch.. g (.cx.Su-E
A. R.st0a R5gss-7ils Buy :. BatoG fo10-.
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Berlin, Sept. I8.-''BoSoy'' -ai:aou- .h.
American cyeliss- won shs international bicycle
taos n 100 kilofneters hers to-day. His time
vas oTe- hour, = minutes and 70 s.c5afs Dig
sntnsnn OF Holland, Han o. Holland and BSrI
Of Germany finished named. wa!til1ur .or
easily and without having TO change rs n. J:or
pSce-
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Globes .. Century. T.

The Gibbs t-tes;.d the Csnfg--- - Z'u1r-sF
-a1zn-s Pars yesterday afts-nopa - score =
: 20 q Wallis ziic-sd thu tsn;EF-s but TIRE
hits m. famed hfJeen ba'i-r.. n. score by
inni-rs.
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SE'NF Er CAFE.
IN

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Fatally I.s.re1 .. Foets.Il Game.

Harrisburg. Pa Sept lI--BIz:ne Holman
aee6 y YEAR, received ssch rsriou. Internal q
t2r!cs in a game Of football a, Lyk-fis near
here, yes.erdzy. when The opposing nlsyer,
pilee goo-. him. that death resulted t,,-s.av
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Where They play To-day
..s--rd.,.- Results.

=. :, 80, !'j T.. a H7'o4
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EEFI BIC SPECIAL
Springfield. No. Ssp.. II-f-osp.c-s FOR a
strong football team at D-ury College A.. unu-
suaIiy dHe As = former soasors the tecm viI,
b handicapped IN #. main contests bv a ia-l;
Of weight Already few early arrivals are
ENGAGING 4 i.rhr caiy Practice. Real work
viii SeGin September L. with the formal OPEN
Ing OF The college yexI
A. Is expected tia. Captain Knigkts ars: call
fcr cancltaI.s vii - Answered br iarG.
squad Of first-clAss material ! n.Atcr!tv q.
the % team VIII gre Coscn Barnett d nucleus
around which to LuIId-
Manager Hull hiss almost completed his sch-i-
u.e. watch includes gArs-s Win Arxarse- All
Washington universiEie-. Missouri. Scnoo. y.
Mines and o;herp. Negotiations s!ih Tex ans
Mississippi universities liz fair TO secure a
game with the far So1theTn champions.
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M 4. ! !. ]" /. j !. !. !.
NJ staE. \--vO=s. E=st.s>-s :,
~ - rirh- s-t We.x. :.a.us Back.
&&R& Diseases: E..-Syz. IND, 1ac,-
y "a Pros.--,-. D. -,l.lt.ea-. I.-cz Of
"A e s-c'r-r- : III .ou and
Is II d st-CUSt,4- Ecr= M=r-ory Uoi-
81 = IA lvu -. .as E1rs,.-. and
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BatterIe.-Hr-he. ard Drown: Durt,in and
Armstrong. Time-one hour and arty r1!nu:es
Cnpires-Headerson and sh:aners.
Al lola kas-=
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To- rTiH DT-eil.f< st-sn1s-i III 7r0s---i
trJi- gam. - Sportsman PARK ySst-fdsy-
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Bafferles-M0rris and Vanderbilt. WAtereld
and Wood. Tins-O.e hour and forty-nye min
utes. Umpire-Cssack-
At IeAvsnvorth. Kas.-Firsf game:
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pI.I.~a,-a Her shs~ lA.r.

Mr. Johanna Soderbolm. 81
Fergus Falls, Mimi, fell and dis.
located her shoulder. She had n
surgeon get il bnck in place NJ
soon a. possible. but Il WAS quit.
sor. nnl PANEL her very much.
Her son mentioned that he hnd
seen Chnnberlnin's PAIN Balm
advertised for sprsins aud sore.
meas, and sh. asked HIM To buy
her \ bo,,l, 81 II. witch h. did.
II quickly relieved her and en.
ablcd her To sleep which she had
not done for several days. The son
Was 80 much pleased with the r..
lief Il gay. his mother that h. hsa
since recommended /, to many
others. For ssl. by all xis.s
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-01-02

Bert Hosselkus received n ship
~eut Of 100000 Plymouth Rock
trout eggs from Plymouth, Mass. ,
hatchery which were placed in the
nav hatchery Of Hos.elkus a
Mason At the San Juan ranch the
first Of the week. Bert says that
Il vas the finest shipment Of trout
sRgs he ever saw and that the los.
vill b. practically nothing. In
Two weeks from the time they were
plsced in the hatchery they will
b. hstched. -Cret.sle Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-01-02

Frank Wheeler is taking n grea,
interest in Mineral county's min
sral display to the Worlds fair
aud our exhibit Is undoubtedly
gong to liz very attractive one
and great credit to the district
CAsdle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-01-02

The best obtainable estimates Of
the crops in Rio Grnnde county for
1903, place wheat at $500 600
bushels, oats 100000 bushels. bar
10y 5000 bushels, peas 100000,
with $50 cars of potatoes and Co.
900 tons of hny.-Field a. Farm.
Monday night after the regular
program of the History club had
been rendered the ladies were mar
shallcd by the president, Miss
Thomas. To the restaurant around
the corner where they were sur
priscd by being confronted with
the masculine club members(. .
who insistdd on Joining them in nm
oyster supper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-01-02

"No." said the stubborn citizen. II
never confess that sm in the wrong ''
"why note
"lher. IA no use ~ IL " u man
ihousans Of people ready 10 TAXI hold
and sd,rrtis. II. without his lifting
his voice to swell tn. clanDr.''--
Wellington star
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-01-02

81 wili say." remarked the ypune
woman. that he !, not afflicted With
that s-lf-consriousn.ss. which mark
the person 81 deficient culture
NO answered Nj. CAYENNE. "h~
isn't AZ all s-l'-cnnseious. n. ~ill b-
,ir-.oine b, the hour without being in
the least s~ars Of i."-wsshinxton
SLAg.