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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-12
From Saturdays Daily.
Anniversary Surprise Party.

Anniversary Surprise Party.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson were
united in marriage April 25, twenty
five years ago, and in honor of the
event over hundred of their friends
formed surprise party upon them
at their home, 100 Bradley street,
last evening. They met at the base
ment of the Synod church and short
ly before nine o'clock went to the
house in a body. Mr.. Nelson was
working at his shop at the time,
but was called up by telephone and
informed that he was wanted.
The party brought refreshments
with them, which were served at
the right time and greatly relished.
During the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson were presented with beau.
tiful set of silver knives and forks,
Rev. Nels .Nordgaard making the
presentation, and Mr. Nelson re-
spending. A friend residing at Cleve-
land also sent them a box of lovely
flowers.
During the evening piano selec-
tons were rendered by Miss Enge-
britson of Albert Lea and Miss
GjestrOm of Mankato. The remain
der of the evening was spent in So
cial conversation, and it was one of
the most enjoyable occasions that
those present have experienced in
a long time. In departing, the guests
wished Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson many
happy returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson were united
in marriage at Albert Lea, and for
the past twenty-three years have
made their home in this city, where
they have formed numerous pleasant
acquaintance. Their quarter of
century of married life has been
happy and prosperous one, and thew
are still young and enjoy good
health.
Surprise" Wedding.
Pend d'Oreille Review, Standpoint
Idaho, March 81: A marriage which
came as a complete surprise to the
most Intimate friends and relatives
OF the contracting parties, Miss Belle
Gof, teacher of the Southmayd
school, and e. Peterson, linotype
operator for The Review, took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B.
Sawyer Monday evening, Rev. A. M.
Skindlov of the Norwegian Lutheran
church officiating. A number of the
friends of Miss Golf and Mr.. Peter
son were present at the wedding. |
having gathered at the Sawyer home
Tor the purpose of surprising them
with a kitchen shower The "sur.
Prise of the evening was given.
however, by the prospective bride
and groom, for when they arrived
accompanied by Rev. Skindlov. the
pretty wedding ceremony was car
ried out as il every arrangement
had been made beforehand, and Miss
Gof and Mr.. Peterson were man
and wife before the members of the
Would-be surprise party had recoy-
cred from their establishment and
had realized that the Joke was on
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson are
wel[knoWn in this city and have
numerous friends who are extending
this week. The newly
welded couple will take ND their
residence at 1906 Lake street whore
they will be at home to their friends
after June /.
The bride is cousin of Victor
Tenney of this city. She formerly
taught school in this county.
Banquet Closes Contest.
Since January ] two of the Sunday
school classes of the Pres
byterian church have had contests in i
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-12
From Fridays Daily.
Junior Recital,

The pupils of Miss Maysie A. Sal
lsbury will give a recital this even
ing at the home of Miss Salisbury,
221 East Elm street.
The following is the program:
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x. of c. Dance.
The Knights of Columbus gave a
most enjoyable dancing party at their
hall last evening, attended by fifty
couples. Lamm's orchestra furnished
the music, and refreshments were
served. 1t was May party
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Will Entertain This EVENING.

Mrs. +. Lyle Soaring, Miss Clark
and Miss Mccarthy will entertain a
party of ladies this evening at the
home of the former on State street.
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Party for Bride-to-Be,

Miss Grace Holmes, assisted by
Miss Ella Butler, entertained the
members of the g. NJ o. club of the
Baptist church at her home on Lin
coin street last evening in honor
of Miss Ruth Palmer, whose we'd
ding is to occur in the near future.
Miss Palmer was presented with a
beautiful brass candlestick. Dainty
refreshments were served, and sew
eral social games were played. The
affair was very enjoyable.
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Banquet Closes Contest.
Since January ] two of the Sunday
school classes of the Pres
byterian church have had contests in
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regard to work. The classes were
those of Mrs. w. d. Willard and
Mrs. C. ID. Snow, and each class was
divided, and the losing half was to
furnish banquet for the other side.
The losing sides of the two classes
joined in furnishing the banquet for
last evening, and it was served in
the basement OF the church. The
tables We're decorated with May bas-
kets filled with violets. After the
banquet, which was greatly enjoyed,
the children played games. About
thirty were present.
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Eiqhty.Second Birthday.

General James H. Baker will cele-
brate his eighty-second birthday to-
morrow. He will receive his friends
from two o'clock on.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-19
EDMORE
From The Herald-News

The Misses Olive Aslakson and Mil
dred Wheeler spent Sunday with their
parents here.
Dan Furgerson and F. H. Prosser
Jr. of Webster, were greeting Edmore
friends Tuesday
o. A. Frovarp and family autoed to
Park River and back Sunday. While
there they visited Mrs. Frovarp's par
ents.
Miss Lizzie Salaba, who has been
visiting with her brother Joe, and
: family returned to her home near
-Lawton Monday.
Miss Libbie Dougherty who has been
visiting her brother J. E. and family
'of this place returned to her home
; at Lakota Friday.
: E. F. Griffin and little son, Lloyd,
left Tuesday for Grand Forks, where
Ghey go to consult specialist relat-
Live to the little boys eyes.
Col. T. H. woldy and John Anderson
spent Friday night at Hampden help
ing the Oddfellows install local lodge
of that order in that town.
!. Miss Carrie Honett spent Sunday at
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HANlPl)EN.
From the Guardian.


5a$5 B. Brandt was business visitor
at Langdon Thursday. + tS': N. ssyi
SS Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, of
T,airdale visited friends here Satur-
day. s. e>>>5'.'' VI,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Anthony, of
Munich spent Sunday at the home Of
IA: B. Brandt + -: ?, ~ ~
;$ Mrs. John Carol received the sad
news of the death of her sister which
occurred at her, home at Evansville
MINI, Friday, She left for that place
4 Monday accompanied by her children
ITO attend the funeral. =.
Z Winter & Ames are preparing to
move their elevator to the site OF the
lone Recently destroyed by fire. The
movers are here and as soon as the
proper material arrives, expect to be-
gin work. E. F.. Routere of Devils
Aake is doing the work.
& Magnus Peterson received tele-
gram Sunday advising him Of a SER
aous accident happening to his brother
at Staley. He autoed to Devils Lake
to catch one Of the main line trains
for that place.
It is reported that considerable build
ing is to be done in Hampden this
GUNNER. Among the more notable a
new store building We could stand
a lot Of this class of improvement
without hurting the looks of our main
street.
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weeks III nth Dakrota.S visit.
Ing few lays at the 4 Nelson i1o1ll11e
north Of Crazy, y they left Tor Perth
"Wednesday stto visit other relattye
Born, to Mr. nd Mrs. Hal dorson of
Minnewaukan township On Monday,
May q boy. ;s33
Ss F.. r. Stevens attend led the mont THY
meeting Of the board f$ofs trustees for
the deaf school Tuesday this week. NJ
E |. Mrs. "a. r. Forslol and three S.daugh-
tiers, Pearl, Ara, and Alice have been
on the sick list the past week with
tonsilitis but are now impr wing. @s.$,
Mr.. and Mrs. Place of Devils Lake
parents Of Mrs. Hayden and n. Ill
Ter came down from the Lake Saturday
in; their auto and spent Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden. /,
Eugene Wright, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wright, returned to Crazy from
Kansas City, Mo, Wednesday noon.
He has been chaffeur during his
absence, and will now be the chief
engineer Of gasoline tractor ploW
and seeding outfit near: Warwick. b II
From the Kenyon, (Minn.) Leader
we learn that the death OF Mrs M O.
Barsness, sister of MT. Ole Ugland Of
Crary, was caused by a runaway ac-
cident. Mr.. Barsness \ also received
injuries and is in a precarious condi-
ton at his home near Kenyon. Mrs.
Barsness was one of the. pioneer set
tiers of Goodhue county, coming there
from Norway, Europe. when but eight
years of age. She was born in ,sogdal,
that country, January 22,. 1856. Her
husband and twelve children are left
to morn her loss. -, ...-, .
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CRARY .
From the Public-Op

-. -
There are quite a number Of cases
of German measles and chicken-pox
in, this locality at the present time. .s.
Mr.. J. B. Leduc and party Of Doyon
ladies visited Crazy Monday evening,
making the trip in Mr.. Leduc's auto.
Misses Emma and Anna Hagen of
Devils Lake visited their parents at
the Hagen home north of Crazy over
Sunday. 49, H.. Il
Mrs. L. S. Mcclellan left Friday of
last week for Kansas City, Mo-, where
she visits. a few days with relatives
then continues the journey to New
York City. s%.%%
Mrs. Woodward and babies spent a
few days this week visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Michael LUX. She
returned to Devils Lake Wednesday
noon.
Mr.. J. G. Calderwood received a tele-
gram Tuesday morning announcing the
death of his brother-in-law John. A.
smeallie Of Amsterdam, N. Y, on Mon.
day, May 8, 1911. The deceased was a
brother of Crerar smeallie of Toxic
N. D. - =. So, I'll !.@.$ +
Rudolph, G. Sandberg and Gust Sand.
berg, nephews and A. g. Lee, brot-er:
in-law ofsWilliam Nelson came up from
Baraboo, & Wisconsin to spend a few
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painted b. Hon then. But you don't eaA
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YOU dof, u II care for the design on the
barrel # head. Of the ontrar,y TX you,n
sdeclar y II tlle finest aoar YOU ey 4, I
used :and the most economic al Hare {;
your grocer send YOU i, Jack o ssTsa,
Jade ;at Home
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-19
Doings at Nearby Places
FROM THE PEN OF OTHERS S8ls .zz 81.

her home near: Webster, her brother
and sister having autoed over here
to get her Friday, bringing her back
Sunday evening: /. T. ..5s. L ,s....
y #. r. Stevens Of Crazy and HI. B.
Anderson Of Devils Lake, were Edmore
visitors for a short time Friday, They
were autoing tru to their farms north
east Of here. S 3 : ts# /, i, ~ is "a
1 j, A. e. Toomey took Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Il. Rosholt over to Devils. Lake last
Thursday ). in his auto where Mrs.
Rosholt and little daughter took the
train for her home at Candy, Mimi,
where she will spend part of the
summer. -& %ya... 81 IA az u
County Commissioner Hoystad, NAL
oney, Thelin and Emigh, autoed over
from Devils Lake Monday evening and
Tuesday they went out from here to
inspect some bridge sites. They were
travelling in Mr.. Emigh's large tour
ing car, and were joined here by.
Commissioner Johnson. =. ..
tBy Special Correspondent)
A delegation of the would be sports
went to Devils Lake last Satur-
day to take in the so called Cowan
victory. The citizens who were left
in town enjoyed very pleasant day.
- Citizen of Edmore.
An underground rumor of a railway
from Devils Lake to Edmore.
Edmore developing f1ourishing Tennis
club, open to all corners.
Heavy snow storm in Edmore last
week, stayed on ground for three days.
Just what we needed.
E. H: Holum prosperous farmer
visited Devils Lake Saturday.
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at Grand Harbor this year.

at Grand Harbor this year S,$.$ 5,fS i;
!, The faculty Of the local educational
institution are preparing, the program
for the comm ncement exercises which
will be given at the close Of school.
The program will likely appear in next
weeks issue of the. Hustler, ;5.s % 555
!. c. T.. Madsen the genial proprietor;
of the local creamery Cream
Factory mill is busy beautif wing
surroundings Of his property this week.
A new woven wire fence and the max
ings Of a lawn are the principal inn
provements. IL, Is 5 1, MN; Il + h. 5 \
The end. of seeding operati tons are
now in view; all the wheat Is and a
good portion Of the; feed; some fax
and a good deal Of corn will be plant
ed this year and about the Goth Of the
month will find most all implements
back in the shed d 5i ]: a
81 The rain which fell il this section
the fore part of the i week although
limited in paris, quite wei come to the
farmers. The ground D was Try. but
even so a shower once in a while
causes as, a rule a better feeling and
a little more confidence in the coming
crop. h. sf$$te S$8 Il, s5fs .
+ Mrs Schultz drove down: from her
home at Leeds Sunday and will spend
several days here visiting her daughter
Mrs.. Geo. Dingnan. She was accom-
panied BY Miss Grace Dingman who
had spent the weeks end visiting
there. @ " mi f5 II 5;S. 5:# F II;
y Myren and Hans Bergum of Grand
Harbor we're visiting in town the Lat
ter part Of theEweek.} 81 & 4, !. Z IL, @
4 Sc. Bromseth was business visi.
tor in town Monday evening. Mr.,
Bromseth farms on a big scale in Nor.
way township. :ss +. y, " t s..
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Gessner took
advantage Of the excursion Saturday
and went to the Lake to attend the
Cowan festivities. = /. 5 >..'.. 4: Il
B. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kaeding, Miss Clara
Kaeding and Miss Anna Hartman au
toed to Devils Lake Saturday to take
in the Cowan receptio lon. 55Sssa
!. The heavy wind which preceeded the
rain on Tuesday evening is reporter
to have wrecked: several buildings II
4 the northern part Of the county & 3 81:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-19
STARK WEATHER
From The Times

Miss Nellie Pownell went to Devils
Lake Wednesday to see her sister Miss
Margaret off for Indiana.
Boyd Freeborn and Clark Deal were
Devils Lake visitors yesterday.
Mrs. J. l. Paul visited at the Powell
home north Of town last Tuesday.
Miss Bratlee went down to her home
near Webster last Saturday morning,
returning in the afternoon.
Cashier Graham of the State bank
returned this week from business
visit to Minnesota points.
Mrs. Jennie Stephenson and Waugh
Warner left Wednesday for their home
in Indiana. They were accompanied
by Miss Margaret 1Pownell who expects
to spend the summer there.
Rev. Garrett Gross has taken charge
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Of the Pres yterian church all Bethel
and at Webster. Rev. Pitma who
has had charge OF the Bethel church
during the winter has disc tinued his
visits there. is5s;
y Tom Gill came UP from De wills Lake,
last ednesday evening ito look after
business matters. He, will At his hotel
building, occupied by Mrs. Thomas
with fire ropes and will make other
improvements. .sS5S s
William 3McLarty left last Friday
morning for Morton county BY auto.
mobile. He and G. H. Jones, formerly
Of this place will start a bank at a
new town toabe established about thir
ty-four miles west Of Mott. Il 81 81 3S
The Misses Margaret \ and Nellie
Pownell autoed to sweetwater juno
ton with Mr.. Loudon Friday evening
to meet their aunt and cousin who
were returning from a visit at Maple
Creek, Sask. l.ft !. 3 \. i , 5SSfs3s
Charles Bradley is here for aSvisit
with the folks at home. He Is en-
ployed in a barber shop in Grand
Forks. y. fa' AZ ~. TT ~ sy5 sSgSS
Dugald McKinnon had the misfor-
tune to lose two fine two year old
colts last week. They were running
loose and ate a quantity. Of wheat
which had been treated with formalin,
getting 1t out of the wagon standing
at the end of a field where it was to
be handy to fill the drill. - %5f8{;
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]. ...............l.AlINl5l!|),|I|N.=...I...
5dence..S!'


Il Mrs M. Cole bank who has been sick
for over three weeks with neumonia,
is slowly re covering. .iSs; q !. " s5s Is
&5z5 b 2. Christion opens up an ice
cream par1or and lunch counter In the
.postof1ce building tomorrow (satur-a
,day) This will be a convenience to-
the public when in need of lunch or.
Ice cream. The building has been.
thoroughly overhauled and renovated
and everything will be up-to- date. 55
&: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watson Of Mil
ton, N. D., came over saturda TO visit
Mr.: and Mrs. "a. =. Bruce. They rs.
turned home Monday. h, ~ 55s:,S%
III s. S. Bowen took out a corn planter
the first Of the week and planted sew
.era1 acres. Several other farmers also
intend planting corn this year. \: IS ss s
IN Az. H Gebhardt, late principle OF
LaWton school, left, last Saturday for
his home in Lasalle, Ill: a number
of town people and scholars gathered
at the depotato bid him goodbye.
Last Friday as the train was pass
ing by Andrew SWanson's farm his dog,
ran out to stop. It. The train didn't
stop, but the dog did, and Andrew now
mourns the loss Of a good cattle dog
Mrs: Z. H: Aaburg was taken sudden:
": i'll Wednesday,: DR.. Niche FOLSOM was
called out and found Mrs. Nicholson
suffering from heart trouble. Atj pre-
sent writing she is gettin better 0
|s&l2 Wheat seeding is finished and much
Of It Is coming thru the ground. The
storm Of Wednesday and Thursday
put a stop to seeding for the time be-
Ing, but Will prove Of nestimable value.
Murphy Of Lakota was In town
Wednes day ooking after his, farming
Interests. He returned home yester-
Eday morning. He Is well pleased 8stto
lsee the moisture which has fallen up.
ION the land this week. BIZ 555 81
A. Arid, 20. Hagen, Il. McM orran,,,
/ AUG. zeman, Boyer, A. q. Dvorak,
Fred Fish and "A stranger, autoed to
1.-THE Lake Saturday to he present lat the
Judge esoWan receipt ion They return III 8
led In the evening s|S
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taking care Of her daugh Inter Mrs. Leet.i
I; joe smesek arrived Wednesday. from
Powers Lake, with a carload Of horses
and achinery to put in55 corn 81 his
land, which is located near the Vasi-.i
cekc. It Is ;rumored that he intends
to make this place his permanent resi-
Edence. A s3:: M sS
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q u 2 = 81 2,
PENN. /.
! From rho ,Flalustierl,j.

Earl Gessner ID rel feying Elmer Cess
aer 81 his duties Oh the farm this week
to enable the latter 70 take al vantage
Eof the RENAL ter 81 the school session.
# 81 Moose & Strand The live Grand IIar-
Dor uaerehant was the guest soss friends
here On Friday OF last week Moose,
reports the ottl look TOR u Boom,
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CHURCHES. FERRY
From The Sun

From The Sun ~ " ~
Mr.. P. L. Frednall was here Wednes-
day and Thursday in the interest Of
the Minneapolis Tribune. "3
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis returned
to their home at Neville Monday
after weeks visit with relatives
here. -,r IN, t.. :.
Olof Olson, the Leeds painter and
paperhanger, is in town this week
and is finding plenty of employment.
The Misses Minnie Thomson and
Ada Mccormick came down from Bis
bee Saturday, returning Sunday via
auto. 49,, =: 8 ~ ~ y IS, III;
Mr.. George H. Glass has been re
newing old acquaintances in town this
week. He left Wednesday for Glen
burn. 7.'E -, ! ,f@iS 5Sy 3,Yt sSs5 syi
Miss Lulie Taylor returned Monday
evening from oberon where she: was
called Saturday to attend the funeral
of her father. Isl < III, 4: 81 i; MN 4.i
sfust yIt ] ~, r. =. r. ~
Mr.. $H.. r. Murray had another: sick
spell Sunday mig and DR.. jFlath being
out of5the city, Dr.. $McG urren was cal
led from Devils Lake. Mr.. Murray is
able to be about town this week. e e y: i, =
Tom Ramsey, brakeman on the
Brandon branch, returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit to his parents
| in Winnepeg., Tom expects to land a
lrun on the main line soon. >,I:g e.
The rain: of Tuesday morning and
again Wednesday afternoon and night
has certainly fixed the land for a bum
per crop. Farmers have most of their
seeding completed and are jubilant
over the prospects. 4 ~, %,5 : ) 5=S
DR.. and Mrs. McGurren of Devils
i Lake and Druggist and Mrs. McGurren
LOT Crazy drove over in their auto and
spent Sunday with Mr.. Frank McGur.
rem, the new druggist at the Vestibule
store. NE. 4. $.S-$l. Ss s.,,:., 3. &
Mr.. John Thomson returned .Satur:
day from the west; where he has been
visiting and looking after the business
offers for several weeks. We, learn
| he purchased a forty acre tract of LAND
lin the Yakima valley. Ss1 Is 5%y$.3 .s s!''
Or. obertson, president Of Wesley
college Of Grand Forks, was the ,gues
Of Rev and Mrs. M. D. WfckardS be
4, ,it
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-07
Reds Win From Rnston |.

Boston. July 6 6.---Cincinnati defeat cd Boston 12 to II in a l2 inning game today. Flaherty, whose home run in the ninth sent Kling around ahead of him, misjudged Seyeroids' fly in the twelfth inning and two men crossed the plate. Boston SCOT ed one run in their half but double play with the bases full followed an out at first prevented the local team from tying the score again.
 Boston ... .032 002 102 001-4f1 16 5 Cincinnati |. 900 2So 900 oo2-12 IS 5
 Mattern, Ferguson, Brown, Weaver and King; Gaspar, Fromme, Smith and Mclean, Seyeriod.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-07
ROaclles In-
 stantly Killed

A concestrated deaa-shot against reaches can be had in worre'rs Ex- terminator--the worlds greatest Roach, Insect and Germ Destroyar-- every state and county hospital uses 1t, state asylum. blind school. city of Hot Springs and the county of Gar land. all the big hotels. Tl- greatest one known. it kills them or any other insect like fleas, bed bugs. chicken mites or moths.
 START RIGHT NoWi
 Telephone your order now to No. S7 and clean up for al time--dont let them multiply The extermina- tor will not soil your carpet or walls. We supply you now in the concen- trated form anu it don't fail.
 Telephone No. 37 and we will de- liver at your door without extra charge.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-07
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book for the collection of he special assessment upon the real property in improvement District Nu 33 for the purpose of constructing storm drainage. grading and paving Park avenue, has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at the end of that time Tor the collection of said assess. ment and for legal penalties and costs. Given unler my hand this 9th day )f June, A. D., 1911
 S. W. c. SMITH, s-l0-30t. Collector.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-07
Cubs Back in Lead .

New York, July 6.--Chicago won the first game of the series from New York today by hitting Wiltz hard {. Richie was rather wild at the time of the start but settled down and pitch ed invincible ball. Fhe lone run scored off him in the third resulted from Chicago's only error, wild throw to first by J. Doyle, Zimmer- mann hit into the left field hleaehers for a home run in the sixth, doubled with the bases full in the seventh and singled in the ninth.
 Chicago ...,.... 900 102 S0x--6 Il New York ..,.... 001 900 001--2 8 Richie, Brown and Archer; Wiltz Crandall and Myers.