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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

you to me at any time will end your
persecution. end their plotting
"a single word?"
Yes. II In come I shall under
stand what & me ans. But beg of You
do not let gratitude have any influence
with you. I demand n return Of what
I givc-tho deep and lasting affection
OF the heart. with me II must be all
or none. But see the scnor making
his way toward us. Forgive me II I
have been bold. ] could not help II.
Perhaps II would he better II should
not be seen by your guardian. I will
pass on. but remain close by. Good
bye
He squcozes her hand in his hearty
way. so full of warmth. She cannot
but contrast II with the cold manner
In which Spencer does the same thing.
his hand Is clammy and apparently as
bloodlcss as Il snake.
Jack has made amazing progress
far better than his widest hopes.
II this were the sum total of his
gains he would feel repaid n thousand
fold for coming to the great reception.
She does not dislike him: he has even
= fair reason to believe she may be
learning to love him. What rapture
in the thought. How he fgurativcly
hugs himself as he contemplntcs
possible happy day when he may re-
ceivc from her the open sesame" to
her heart in the simple word come!
Heaven speed the hour. for he has
grave fears lest these inscriptions
pfotters may ovcrwheIm him. Once
she came to him as his own wife the
whole fabric of their Vaccinations
must fall in ruins. That is why he
mentally prays the happy lay may
not be fare distant.
He watches from little distance.
and sees the others join Jessie. 1t Is
hard for Jack to take his eyes from
her. but the coming of Smithcrs tells
him other events OF an exciting order
arc about to transpire.
"Comc. Senior Jack: make your way
with me to the barrier From that
point we have an uninterrupted view
of the amphitheater. You see, the der
of the bull Is on our left. and should
he take sudden notion to issue forth
in order to pay his respects to the
Captain-General. we will be in line
10 see him tLmble those brave musi-
clans head over heels. and watch the
fight of the innocents who so proudly
strut about the arena now"
Don't mention it. beg" says Jack.
with n shiver: for he notices that
many of those who promenade are
ladies'.
well. look across. You see we are
lust about on level with the Captain
Generals box, where he sits in all his
pomp and panoply receiving citizens
and soldiers his voice to a
whisper-"little dreaming that within
ten feet of him stands the noble hero
who is the head and front of this up
hcaval in the once ever-faithful isle
General Gomez"
(To be continued)
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CHAPTER xxvi-continusd.
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CHAPTER xxvi-continued.
Smithers has already gone. desir.
Gus Of safely delivering the mIssivc
befor. the consul Is wholly hedsed In
by the crowd that usually surrounds
him.
Whatever Jack has written appears
to deeply Impress the quiet gentleman
who for years has represented the
unItcd States ia Cuba. IL. reads IL
through. and placing IL in his pocket.
says To Smith.rs:
Tell Mr.. TraycrN I will be on my
guard. and ready To respond TO his
messag. Mt any time Of the day or
night
When Jack hears this he feels con.
siiarabiy relieved. With ih. power OF
tho unitcd States government behind
him he cannot see much To fear in
the situation.
While Smithcrs was absent on his
mission. Jack has by rare good luck
discovered the party for whom he has
bca searching.
Scnor Robaio IL looking quite his
best. and his distinguished appearance
arouscs considerable curiosity. though
the .ianccH ievcicd at him arr quickly
transferred to the wondruus fair fac.
ut his elbow. Among the sablc-haircd
scnoritas Of Spain or Cuba one so
purely n blonde IN Jessie Cameron
must always attract an unusual share
Of notice.
Jack literally icaSts his eyes upon
her.
H.. wnoa.ra uh.n ,hts ,,Is.rnbi..
farce will have been played to Its
iimit-whcn he may dare claim this
dear one for his own. Tn. game II
calling him and he frcts under II. Have
patience. Scnor Jack: that jade For.
tune Intends to give her wheel "a merry
whirl on this night OF the Captniu
Generals reception. and II you remain
on the qui yivc. Il is possible the profit
mny fall to your share. Eternal vigi.
lance In tho price OF success In love
ms well ms In war.
Smithcrs now leaves his patron for
a time. He has game of his own ,o
look after. Since Gomez has deter
mined To visit tho grand reception.
who are concerned for the safety OF
the great insurgcnt leader have plenty
to worry them.
Perhaps the keen wit Of the dctcc-
tive has been levied upon to produce
additional features that will ensure
tho safety OF the man upon whom the
Cubaas In rebellion rely more than
any other for leadership. The pas
sage OF events will prove this.
Ever and anon Jack casts his eyes
after the little party. The crush be-
comes great. and many seek the ring
In order to secure relief. Fearful lest
he may lose sight of her in the great
crowd. Jack pushes after. and as luck
will have It. discovers the object OF his
search with look of distress upon
her face. the pressure OF the surging
populace having separated her from
the others.
And Jack. stilling the mad throbbinG
of his heart. pushes close to where she
stands. sheltered by pillar.
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Jack literally feasts his eyes upon her.
this way and that, her eyes rest upon
his face. Jack no longer endeavors to
disguise himself. since his enemies
know of his presence, and he might
get into trouble with the authorities
while sailing around under name
and conditions that do not agree with
his passport.
She starts plainly-the blood rushes.
surges to her face, bathing cheeks and
brow and neck with its -esy hue. Ye
gods, how beautiful she looks while
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

~You-iove-me.' she aimos, ~his.
pers: but whose hearing is 80 keen as
that Of a lov.rE
I dol swear IL. love you with
every atom OF my being. u I could
Sin response from your heart I
should bs the happiest man on earth,
Have | made you angry in telling you
thIs."
Mao" she replies. stIil looking
down.
You do not dislike me-''
"ccrtainly not"-promptiy, for the
nay in which h. carried himself In
those trying scenes has made him .
hero in her eyes.
Tell me-" he asks. sudd.nly-easer-
H-"~ouid you give ms n blessed
hope"
No. ho. did not say that. You
have taken m. by surprise: this place
In 50 public. Do have pity on me.
ssror Jack. and another time. under
more appropriate conditions. perhaps
"" may come tn an understanding.
Another time may never come to
me. You ar. surrounded by danger.
They even plot to put IN. out Of tho
~ay 10 ,heT. may b. no legal obstacle
to your becoming III. wif. Of tho man
who would hay. p-rsonated mo In
Edinburgh
You mean Mr. Spencer. abhor
him."
Il am delighted To hear II. but all
tn. same your guardian hopes tn man
-
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

During the Spanish war young
lieutenant of infantry, whose sole
ideas of military glory began and end
ed with knowledge how. to wear n
uniform with becoming grace, was de-
tailed on guard duty, and spent some
time perusing some newspapers two
weeks old.
whats the news, lieutenant
asked corporal of the guard.
Very serious" answered the young
officer in disturbed tones. "Shafter
has been practically repulsed at Santi-
ago." Then to the great amusement
Of his auditors, he added: "The first
thing you know they'll be dragging us
into it,"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

ssI for y0hns man sHffTiHs Hf1H
MARX hopkins. d. ID. ii- d.. ch'
pFehih"ns OF Williams eoli"s"-Capae'
NY To WORK
Franklin Carter. IL. D.. President
of Williams Coii.sc-Concentratlo
of mind.
Andrew ID. White. LIZ D.. President
OF Cornell University. es'AmbasSador
I" Ge'many-soundn.ss Of heart and
"'ha. Gear Iuash'h,. iaif hho"''asc
''"' h''a' "'s"''"" '" h""' '".
','' W ''"''' ""' WI" "''"''" "
chaflrn W. Eliot. i.i. d., President
u, n'aIn oh''''Hi'S- -ih''i's'he'.
o. '"''s'' s""s Judgment "h"
"p''s"'n'Ah'
:" s"','. -. -. r.s'"'h' ..
..an' '"".sc. IoImer """"s' VI
=" "'' W ~
.. u na'''., u. De- if'na'ht OF
n' - ''""" s""'s" ,""h'ic"''""H
"''S'"''
Z. N. simmH. ID. D.. Chancellor OF
syracnn" uniscrnity-Conscicntious-
ness. systematic Industry, heart In hts
~"'"'
Joseph Moore. President OF AbinS'
aoh 'o''cs'' hiehmoha. 'hh'-Iha' u.
'a"" ea'' VI NV hc"i'h' 'ha' ne "e'
on 'h' pfihc'p'' 'ha' a''ouoh ana aP'
P"'""" !" ""'' NJ" 'sA'""a' "''r
' '"'' -" "''
o Joseph cook-Complctc surrender
to God. clear thought. varied and ac'
curatc learning.
Noah Davis. Chief Justice. New
Sork-Thc profession Of law requires
to achieve complete success. great In
dustry. strict Integrity and exclusive
devotion to Its duties and laborH.
Nelson Dinglcy. Congressman.
Mainc-Charactcr. Industry. pcrscvcr.
ancc.
c. II. Farwcli. Extraordinarily.
with money, but integrity without: In.
tcgrity even ms a policy.
Josonb N,dIII pronri,,or of III, Chi.
,aro -Sobri,,y avoidance Of
in,ox,,,,I,y J,,,ls ,,J nj, form.
NJ y,mh,,,r xir,,ous M, ad,Ii,y
IN cmn,oy,rs or clients close Study.
hard work bopcsiy.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
MEN WHO ovERcAME NATURAL
OBSTACLES.

Eitto-Born In n poorhousc.
Alexander II. Stcphcns-A dwarf:
with a broken scythc he ovcrmatched
In the harvest all those who had per.
feet ones.
Oliver r. Morton-Lame: walked
on crutchcs.
Chief Justice Chase-Ncar.sightcd
had an impcdimcnt In his speech.
Estcy. the organ.makcr-Givcn
away at four years OF age; had
scarcely any schooling.
Peter Coopcr-was only one year
at school.
Thurlow Wccd-So poor in boy.
hood that one cold March day he had
to wrap pieces Of cloth about his feet
In place Of socks and shoes.
Nelson W Aldrich ch-Entered Prov
idcncc on foot with his clothes
strung. over his hack
Eiihu Burritt-Son Of farmer: be-
came an apprentice in a blacksmith's
shop.
Andrew Caruecic--Son Of an immi-
grant; worked as bobbin boy in mill
for sl.2U week.
From the New York World.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
CHAPTER XVII.

Jack Cuts the Gordian Knot.
And yet she has not seen him. al.
though he is so near he might put out
his hand and touch her rounded arm.
Ab! As her anxious gaze wanders
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
GREAT MEMS NOTICES.

John wcsicy-Al~ayE In haste. but
never In u hurry.
Abraham I.Incoln-Ri.ht makes
might.
Gen. Neal Dow-Dccds. not words.
John Randoiph-Pay aS you go.
Thcodor. RooScy.it-A square deal
for every man. Il In hard to fall. but
worse never to have tried to sue
coed.
Alexander II. Stephens. Vice Preai.
dent Of the Southern Confcdcracy-
Tide and time walt for no man.
a. q. Lane. Superintendent OF
Schools. Chicaso-Ncvcr give up one
job TN you get another.
Gen. O. o. IIoward-Oboy your par.
cnts In the Lord.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
NiAT SUCCESSFUL MEN HAVE TO
SAY On THE subject OF SUCCESS
Also Some Instances Of Great Mon Who Began Life
With Serious Handicaps. and Notices That Have
Helped Them Prominence and Wealth.

following
r. " 4 Wssnsis-
.inHrnS question, haf renfAi rrStS
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

base, and were advanced, hit scored
one, and a line fly to shore center
looked scary, had it got away from
Wagner, ii would have meant another
run scored and an enemy OF second,
where a hit Would have tied the
score, but Wagner taking desperate
chances came in fast and just reach
ed the bali and Natehez' hopes were
dashed to the ground
To Sir Tom Tacks PARROT is due
the credit of winning the game. Com
ing TO bat four times, he secured 3
singles and double, figuring in all
the run making.
For this good stick work. he was
handed purse of $22.oo collected
among tie fans
down to seven scores.
The score.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

RUSSIAN
ADMIRAL
Relieyd of Command On
His Own Request
Admiral BiriIeff His Sroc.s.
sof-.Will order Fleet TO
Sea as Soon as He
Arrives

ST Petersburg May Is.-It Is re-
ported upon excellent authority that
the Gar has decided to relieve Ad-
miral Rojestvensky upon his Own re-
quest, owing TO the TACT that his i'll
ness continues
His private physician declares he
will hardly recover uniess Der-
united 10 return Ia Russia.
Admiral Biriieff viii be his successor
IN case he is. not able to resume COM
mand Of his fleet.
II is expected that as soon as he ar
rives 10 order the feet 10 sea aud
endeavor to create a diversion that
viii result advantageo3sly to rhe Bal
tic Aeet.
The name of Captain Ckado IS re
ported as stricken off the naval list
because OF his criticism Of naval al
fairs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
Mr.. McRAE DEAD.

Without sign OF warning aud
while seated at the typewriter table
IN the office Of the Delta Oil Mali,
Robert Stewart McRae, the bookkeep
er of the mill fell from his chair to
the floor and expired III a few mini
utes afterwsrd
The Sad and unfortunate ending
OF Mr.. McRae occurred about 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, just as Ne.
Jones was leaving the office.
On hearing a fall Mr.. Jones turR-
ed around TO find the unfortunate
man stretched on the floor gaspins
his last breath.
His son, Percy. was Immediately
called up and notified of the sad death
After his death undertaken Som
mers was communicated with and
took the remains TO the home.
The death CAME as a hard blow to
his devoted wife, who but a few hurs
before had just stepped from the
Morning Star as it landed in front Of
the city on its downward trip, hzv-
ing been IL Memphis several days
with her daughter, Mrs Wilcox.
Mrs. Wilcox is the wife OF the Cap
tain of the Morning St1r. The arran-
gements OF the funeral had not been
made tonight bat win be announced
10 the morning.
Mr.. NcRae was a good man and
for many years has held the position
of bookkeeper of the Delta Oil Nd.
He was 50 years OF age and 4 man
Of quiet habits and high morals.
His death was believed TO ;. he
! result of tobacco heart which he has
been affected with for many years
J 81 the physicians told him.
BY his unfortunate death he leaves
a vile aud several sons and daugh.
lers 10 mourn his loss
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
C0URTELYOU IS
EXPECTED TO BE
Be President of Equitable
Life INSURANCE Company
Metcalf Resigns
from Cabinet

Washington, ID. c May IS.-Hou.
Victor II Metcalf. of California. Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor.
IS contemplating reurinf from The
cabinet.
1t is understood that he does nat
find the work as congenial a. he an
tiCipated last June. when he declined
tn stand for reelection to congress
when tendered the post to be va
cate: by Cortelyou.
It is thought by some that Corr :
Equitable Life insurance company.
Equitable Uife insurance company.
Secretary Metcalf may again be his
successor
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

Greenyille.. 30 0 o >:
Greenville 30 81 IL
Natchez ....I o3 o o ooI57
Batteries White and Foster; Kre-
ger, Maer and Bankle
base hits Welday,P arrott, La
Rogue, Kelly.
Umpire Spencer.
The present series promises to
be record breaker in point of atten-
dance. Thursday a large crowd was
kept in high state of excitement all
through the exceptionally interesting
game. and as it is recognized that Ma
tchez is about as strong team as
Greenville, two more close ard excit-
ing games may be expected
Errors were made by both teams
but it was the result of desperate
chance taking rather than of bad play
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
SPARRING EXHIBITION

The sparring exhibition given last
night by the Athletic club between
Dick Hart of Louisville and Harry
Lombart of Chicago proved an excit-
ing contest from the time OF entering
the ring until the end of the 9th
round at which time the match was
declared draw.
Two preliminary bouts were engag-
ed in earlier in the evening, the first
a four round contest between Apos-
tie PHO and Hubert Olsen.
The other the same number OF
rounds between Mr. Casey. the local
sparring man and Harry Lombard.
The first proved fast and furious
while in the last Casey got windet
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
BASE BALL.

When steel clashes steel fire flies
Steel FLASHED yesterday, it was up
and at it from start to finish and
such finish it was too after we over
hauled, and then left behind, it look
ed like an up hill game until the Wis
itors were overhauled and then left be-
behind in the ninth inning as though
visitors had a chance to nose out,
The first two men got safely to
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

in the second round for lack of work
and training.
There was quite crowd present
to witness the exhibition.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
MURDERED HIS WIFE
IN COLD BLOOD

Menomine. Wis, May Io-Joseph
Cane, wealthy farmer residing near
Eaugale, this county, murdered his
wife and three children this afternoon
and is now standing guard in his
home defying large mob intent upon
arresting and lynching him.
He has a rifle and other arms and
keeps Sheriff Smith aut depu-
ties from his place.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION

Lincoln. Neb., May Io-Before the
state convention Of Nebraska of the
Homeopathy society Fred A. NJ. Ian.
cton, woman physician of Omaha dis
cussed race suicide from the stand
opint OF American citizenship.
She sharply declared that President
Roosevelt and ex-rPresident Grover
Cleveland was out spoken IN approval
of the doctrine.
mo ballot no babies" She assert
ed however that there would always
be plenty Of babies to perpetuate the
race in America and what was most
needed was legislation TO protect the
health of the babies after born.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
IN SHAM
BATTLE
c. L. Chapman is Shot
Through Body
Fs
Camp Grief Stricken by the
Horrible Accident GrUdge
Against YoUng Officer
the Cause

Elereno. Okla, May I8-l1 sham
battle at Reno today Lieutenant G.
L. Chapman Of the twenty first in
fantry and adjutant Of the posr was
killed with a shot through his body.
His fellow officers are griefstrick-
en- by the occurrence. The cause Of
the killing is assigned to that Of an
accident, but it IS believed that a load
ed cartridge was purposely used in
the battle by some one that had a
grudge against him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
VIM. ]. BRYAN
AGAIN AFTER PRESIDENT

Lincoln, Neb, May 70 Mr. Bryan
at the Commoner to day pointed out
the wide differences between utter
ances Of the president at Denver, just
after he finished the Colorado hurt
and Secretary of the Navy Morton
before international railroad conven-
ton.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

The ievee lettings advertised by
Capt. G. VI. Hoffman. u. 6. Engi-
neer in charge Of the Third District
to take place on May 3Ist. and that
by the Yazoo-Missisippi Levee Bard
to take place about the same time
will cover about two million yards of
enlargement and new work toward
Strengthening our already good ls-
wee system.
The visitors made four double plays
which last fielding held tie locals
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
GENERAL GOMEZ
OUT OF DANGER

Havana Cuba, May 19-Physicians
in attendance upon General Gomez
who has been seriously i'll tonight
pronounced the distinguished patient
out of danger
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20
I'm Nen1orian1

as ye have done it brethren
have don1 i ii.
happy Of hope united la TO Sc
substantial home tnte sick we become reminiscent
years this and love to recall
the work coIborer this vineyard OF our Lord
In Gods providence have been called by LOVING Faer from
this the blessed realm Of eternal Joy
loving noble women who did such e.
that they LETT craven on the
of Greenvile neaceabe lmpress's
think, fitting acceptable.
Carrie Yeger Musgrove many years ago. girl
city herself with little band OF women
circles OF Kings Daughters
formed in Mississippi the Biloxi circle
Fired with the implanted her soul by the knowedge o.
inspired by earnest wish to ame
poor she returned home
organized a circle Kings Daughters in Greenvie
and scattered the SEED
the harvest which has yielded abundant
Alice Bull became member OF this circle ana was
and efficient gave the
nurud its growth that the stanch circle NO oi
founded GreenvT as ITS uI-
charter members and
young nfortnates entered zeaous INTO
work whose badge she proudly wore sought
their of quao and literally OF her time and
lent eour@
Maggie higgins Kennedy gave cheeruy and vala
personal this holy working with
heartand soulf relief of the destitute and sick
beating earth and IN our work
she the gratitude and the "We
Done of her
To Alice Johnson and strength
her cowokers looked for wise counsel encourage
bored do what she could In HIS Name
Miller early enlisted in her Savdirs cause
heroya purple badge andthe silver cross She was true he
and loved to work for sweet charity sake
the call of duty for with sym
pathetic she always found where the
suffering, needed help
None more noble who
rejoicing Home This faint tribute
lay hap1et of their dear dead eet
TNc
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

Mr.. J. f. Morrow, the efficient
salesman OF the Geo. +. Archer Co.
has gone 10 New Orleans To spend
a couple OF weeks with bis friends
in that city
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

ing.
1t was remarked before the game
that now we are up against a first
class team with first class pitch-
ers and local heavy hitters would not
be SO promiscuous with their sticks,
but Mr.. 10 inning Kreigler was not
very much, as II hits, for IS bases
will testify.
The team leaves after Sundays game
for three weeks trip. Only two more
games, todays and Sundays.
Come out and see some big league
ball
WHERE THEY PLAY
ED YESTERDAY.
At Vicksburg.
Baton Rogue. - 8 O
The evening world., 1905-08-26
RESULTS AT FORT ERIE.
Especial to The evening worid.)

Especial to The Evening worid)
FORT ERIE RACE TRACK. Aug,
26.-Ths races on uhis track to-day re-
suited as follows:
FIRST RACE-selling for three
year-olds and up; seven furlongs.-Pat
Costigan (obert, s. to ~ 1. The Trifsr
q. Hennessy. 8 to for PLACED 2 Sheer
u. Burton 8. Time-1.N 80.
SECOND RACE-Purss. for two-year-
ODDS: FIVE furlongs.-Away (Swain). to
1, f,rst; Palen (w. Fisher). 8 10 ! place.
second; JAlett u. Baretp. third. Time
-l02-b ---A---aV
THIRD RACE--Handicap. for three-
iKunsj. s to .. frst; Ed. Ball lFoieyl
to s place, second; Bonnie Sue u
Hennesy). third. Time-l3s 2-6.
The Iroquois Hotel Stakes: for two
year olds: 81 furlonqr-Fashsr Catchesl
fMunro). TO 1. l: Ohiyesa lAudreyl.
! 10 q 2; Col. Bronston (Kunze). g..
Time-1.W 4-5. rs
FIFTH RACE-SelhnE. for three
year-olds and upward: one mile and
three sdghths-The Bobby (F'rseman.,
to /. /: Old Mike III. Iackson). 10 to ].
place. 2: Fair Rsvslier (Swain). 3.
Time-2.2 LIS.
The evening world., 1905-08-26

Barry at second. Kelley advanced on
5rMeweH's out to Strang Corcoran
struck out. NO RUNS
Corcoran got Browns grounder to
drSt base with ease. Huggins did the
Same to Donlin. McGanf sIng.ed To
right Mertes iied to Odweil. NO
Eighth Inning.
Devltn made great stop OF Stein
fsidts stin grounder. OdWeil laced a
drive 70 right for two bases. and went
TO third when Dahlen fumblSI Streets
slow grounder. Overall's bouIder 10
McGann forced Street At second. : Odwe;i
TcorinS. Huggins ded TO 6trang. ONE
Dahlen tanned Deviin fouled 10
Barry. Strange beat out a slow hit
to Huggins. Strange caught stealing
second. NO RUNS @
Ninth Inning.
Barry hit 70 left for two basis. Me-
Gam dropped Devltn's low throw and
Kelley was safe on ttrsl base. BridH-
We'll buniled safely. f1lsng che ba see.
Taylor was taken out OF the box and
Asfthswson Subetl ltuted. CDrcoran
struck out. Gbeinfeldt flied to Brown,
scoring Parry; ssrang threw out Od-
well. ONE RUN