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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24
personal.

Adrian Steel OF De Soto was in town
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht was in St.
Louis last week.
Len. Sutton Of st. Louis is spending
a few weeks in Ironton.
Emil Roehry will spend the holidays
with his parents in Ironton.
A. NJ. Madigan and family will visit
relatives in Poplar Bluff this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bond will spend
Christmas with their son in Poplar
Bluff.
Oscar Haywood is home from st,
Louis to spend the holidays with bis
mother.
Mayfield HUI and Albert Langdon
are home from Rolla for the Christmas
season.
Mrs. A. P. Mackley of Desloge was
the guest of her parents in Ironton
asst week.
Miss Lucille Ringo is home from
Cape Girardeau. Miss Freda viii
arrive Thursday.
Chas. L. Fox and Geo. G. Fox anc
wife returned to their homes in Ark
ansas Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Spencer have
returned from a visit with their rela'
tives, in Trenton, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Polak of Poplar
Bluff are spending the holidays will
Mr.. Polak's parents in Dallas, Texas.
W. R. Allen, Jr., and Kelton 3
White, OF st. Louis, spent s~everalday
of last week in the valley on a hunting
trip.
Frank Collins, who is attending thu
dental college in the st. Louis Uni
versity arrived home Sunday for tn
holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. @. L. Blanks and Mis-
Dorothy, Of Mexico, Mo-, will spent
Christmas with Mr.. F. Kaths and fam
lily OF Pilot Knob.
Mrs. M. J. Francis left Monday TO
Maryville, Tenn, where she will spen'
the holidays with her daughters, VIII
are attending school there.
Mr.. Geo. Fraser and family, of TO
peka, Kansas, will arrive Thursday t
spend Christmas with Mrs. Fraser
sister, Mrs. DR.. T~rauernicht, in Iron
ton.
Mrs. Arthur Huff is home from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Wesle
M. Langdon, in Hornersville, Nc
Mr.. Huff went to Hornersville to &C
company her home.
Mrs. Gussie Hinsdale and Mise
Dora and Jennie will arrive frol
Webster Groves Thursday to spen
} the holidays with Mr.. F. Kaths an
family at Pilot Knob.
: DR.. John @. Adams and family,
Nebraska, and his brother from Gal
%fornia, arrived in Ironton Sunday c
their way to visit their father, D
John r. Adams, in the west end
the county.
Lawson and Miss Lucretia a.
spending the holidays with their pa.
!, ents, Rev. and Mrs. N B. Henry. III
latter is Prof. of Latin and French
! Morrisville College, and the form
is a student in that institution.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the stock
holders of The Belleview Valley Bank
for the Election of it's directors, and
for the transaction of, such other bus
mess as may be deemed necessary will
be held at its banking house on Tues
day, January 9th, 1915, at the hour Of
two O'Clock P. M of said day.
S. e. BUFORD, President.
o. F. SHELTON, Secretary.
December %, 1914.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24
From Mr.. Reyburn.

In retiring from the office Of
County Clerk / wish to assure my
many friends in Iron County that !
greatly appreciate the favors that
have been extended to me in the
past. Wishing you all the compli-
ments OF the season, I am
Gratefully yours,
Jos. A. REYRURN.
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field was taken home. The accident
occurred about three O'Clock in the
afternoon and he died "Wednesday
evening at five O'Clock. The deceased
was a young man about twenty years
of age and lived with his widowed
mother. He was a most worthy boy
and held in high esteem by all. The
funeral occurred Friday and interment
was made in the Middle brook ceme-
terry. The bereaved mother and other
members of the family have much
sympathy in their sorrow.
From The Lead Belt News: "R. T.
Steel, of Mobile, Alabama, visited his
brother, Rev. Geo. Steel, last week,
leaving on Monday for his home in
the south, after a v months trip,
covering fully 5000 miles, visiting his
children and relatives in Philadelphia,
Rhode Island, Canada, Cleveland,
Ohio, Havana, Illinois, Kansas. City
duu Ildu IlfCI' MI OOOCA Woo win
in England in 1884 and is now in his
eighty first year, but is active and
alert in bodily and mental vigor. He
came to America in 1858 on a sailing
vessel and was twelve weeks on the
voyage. He spent several years in
Canada, coming to Missouri in 1865,
settling first in Rails county, and then
moving to Audrain county, following
stock raising on a farm of $50 acres.
A few years ago he sold his farm and
now lives with a married daughter in
Mobile. Everybody who met Mr..
Steel during his stay with us was i'm
pressed with his wonderful vitality
and his active interest in all the moral
and social problems of the day. Sixty.
one years ago he was Secretary of a
Good Templars' Lodge. He wrote
many articles for the agricultural
journals, and was a leading speaker at
farmers institutes and other public
gatherings"
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NOTICE.

There is q blizzard coming. Are you
ready for it?
Now is the time to buy your stoves.
The Celebrated WILSON HEATER
and several other styles to select
from at
MADIGAN,G
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24
Card Of Thanks.

We extend our sincere thanks to
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness in our late bereavement.
MRS. ID. GUNToN AND FAMILY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24

House, Barn, Buggy and Auto
Paint, Floor and Furniture Stains,
Linoleum Coating, Turpentine and
Linseed Oil at A. Rieke & Son.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24

We make special low prices to
Schools, Churches and Sunday Schools
on Christmas Candies, Oranges and
Nuts. LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24
Notice to the Ladies.

The we'll known "warner's Rust
Proof" Corsets are now carried by B
N. Brown. Try one Of the Corsets.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24
James Edmonds we're shopping in

n SATURDAY.
Mrs. j. L. Logan and little son,
James, are visiting in Graniteville
this week.
The Belleview Library Club took
their latest Play, ''Under the Laurels,'
to Caledonia on last Saturday evening
with satisfactory results. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24

Come and see our new stock Of
Chinaware. A. RIEKE 4 Son.
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MRS. s. P. RINGo,
Chairman of Committee.

Ever Wear Hosiery by the box
makes a most useful gift. We have
Just received a nice lot for the Christ
mas Trade. LOPEZ STORE 90.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24

Furs are greatly appreciated as
gifts by the ladies. We have a fine
assortment for the Christmas Trade.
Misses Fur Sets from $3.50 to $500
per set. Ladies' Fur Sets from $500
to $3.50 90 per set.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
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Christmas Offering for the Aged

A number of people in the valley
have expressed a desire to make a
donation to the Home for Aged Bap-
lists, located in Ironton. To make a
Christmas gift of the donation, and to
give everybody an opportunity OF
having a part in this good movement
a committee of citizens has been ap-
pointed to take charge of the matter
The committee has designated We'd
nesday, December 80, as the day for
taking the donations to the Home
Members of the committee will be on
hand to receive the things that may
be given, and the Home will keep
"open house' that day.
Anything in the way of provisions
will be appreciated, such as meat
lard, butter, eggs, poultry, vegetables
canned goods, fruit, or groceries Of
any kind. Anything, in fact, that car
be used in a private home can be usee
in the Old Folks Home. Even feet
for the horse and COW and chicken
would be welcomed among the con
tributions.
MRS. s. P. RINGo,
Chairman of Committee
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24

New Jewelry novelties for the Holt
days: Cuff Links, Tie Pins, Lace and
Beauty Pins, Fobs, Pins, Fountain
Pens, Vanity Bags and the new Party
Boxes. Gall and inspect our new
| stock. LOPEZ STORE 70.
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Durfee, at Arcadia, win sell your
farm for you,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-24

will spend several days with the
groom's mother, and will probably
visit other points before returning
home. Irl Jones is the third and
youngest son Of the late r. FL. Jones
remembered as one of the most
active business men Of the county
and Irl, though young in years, has
taken his place among the competent,
useful business men Of the comuun.
ity, being the active manager OF the
abstract and insurance business of the
r. H. Jones Abstract Co., and is also
associated with his brothers in theil
real estate and other interests. Hi
mother is a daughter of the late e. ]
Langdon, n of the real pioneers O
the county.-Duuklin Democrat.
Onthe afternoon of Tuesday Decem'
per ID, JOS. Bromfield, of Graniteville
while returning home from q hunt
accidentally and fatally shot himself
Bromfield was walking down the road
on his way home when Jas. McEntir'
of Belleview came along in a rig ant
asked BromAeId II he didn't want i
ride. The young man was scarcel.
more than a hundred yards ava,
from his home then, but on beinI
solicited climbed into the rig, pulling
his shot gun in. with him. He stoo'
up behind the seat and placed the gu
near him. A sudden jolt Of the wagol
displaced the gun and 1t fell, tn
hammer striking the floor Of the ri
and the weapon fired, the charge enter
ing BromHeld's right chest. Brom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
SANTA RITA TO MEET
HURLEY FOR REMNANT
or COPPER LEAGUE

silver city. n NJ. sept 2S-W with
Hurley and Santa RITA tied for the
chino cup. The handsome silver tros.
ply offered rs the Chino Copper COM
pany for tho team in the Copper league
winning the most games during the
chino cup series. the deciding game
VIII hr PLAYED AZ the Silver CITY ball
park SUNDAY afternoon.
santa Rita having Won the Copper
irsaue pennant last SUNDAY. Hurley
WILL make a supreme effort % capture
the eup. and sundays game promises
10 be the most exciting of the season.
Special excursions viii Re run from
Hurley aud Santa Rita and record
breaking crowd is expected TO witness
The game.
Ground rules win be observed. two
umpires viii offielate and special dep
uiies viii he sworn IN 70 preserve or
der during the contest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
TROOP K NINE WILL
PLAY SERIES HERE
WITH THE RED S0x

Tom Mayhem, manager of the Red
soS. yesterday received Il challenge
~ tne mail from the Troop * team.
row stationed at Fort wingate, N. NJ.
for asseriea Of games while the caval-
tymen are here for the state fair.
Nasion replisl at oncc. accepting the
challenge -
The first gamcSvlll be PLAYED AZ
Hcpewell field thefstsaday before the
opening Of the fais utns- games are
to be arranged later to sun s>he CON
yenience Of The Rcd sox and tfeolers
The Il troop nine's reputation hite
preceded it here Practically every
organization stationed at Wingate has
had baseball organization and they
haze PLAYED frequently. so the caval-
ryinen arc expected TO be In tip-top
cordiion. The series promises to be
Interesting with whole troop OF
army rootcls 70 support its entry and
The Red sox with their enthusiast,
following.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
YORK 6ALLEG0S BOUT
SCHEDULED FOR VEGAS
STIRS UP INTEREST

Easf las Vegas N. Ma sept 1S.--
considerable interest IS being shown
by the sport fans ~ the bout Thurs.
day night between Hob York and Pete
Galleeos Both of the boSs are anx-
ious to win as the one who comics out
ahead viii meet Al Higgins IN Alhu.
uueraue fair week.
Goth Of the fighters are n the best
of trim and one Of tho best eSiHht-
tions al hoxing held in the state for
some time win he the bout tomorrow
might York has been fighting IN
Santa ne and Il paso IN the last three
months aud has an enviahle string Of
victories behind him. Gallesos while
not having 50 MANY scalps e has
credit. Is good mixer and promises
Ia good ten rounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
CONFIDENCE IS
RETURNING TO
C0UNTRYSL0WLY.
Outcome Of New York City.
Loan and Energetic Action
by Bankers in Connection
With Gold Pool Are Factors,


New York. Sept. Financial de-
vclopmenis Of the day. 40 far as they
bore upon the domestic conditions.
We're Of a hopeful character. The out
come Of the New York City st0o. 200. :
6O0 loan with the notes already quot
Cd at a substantial premium. and the
energy manifested hv the leading
bankers Of the country IN connection
with the gold pool we're regarded as
sure Indications Of returning conf
dcnce
There was renewal Of the gold
movement 10 Canada. over S3.oe0, Oo0
being shipped to Ottawa. presumably
In connection with the city loan to
which participants paid their second
installment today. II Is now generally
believed that exports for this account
will not exceed s25.0oo.O00 as this
was mentioned az the probable extent
Of the movement across THE northern
border for the 100000. 600 pool
Foreign exchange moved uncertain
I ~ again. early bills being sold UNI
der yesterdays high rates. but re-
bounding later on an unexpected de-
mand for cotton bills. some Of which,
Il was said. were for Berlin and Ham
burg.
In the local money market loans
were made with more freedom. some
at per cent Another feature was
the better demand for commercial
paper. at a shade under that rate by
interior banks.
The weekly reviews Of the steel
trade authorities furnished the only
discordant note Of the day, It being
fatty declared that conditions have
grown worse instead Of better con-
sumers, it was asserted. are well pro-
vlded for the rest Of the year and the
money market is calculated to re-
strict new buying II is not denied
that there have been price eonccs-
sions In some products
( Lower prices have stimulated a bet
ter demand for copper. but the fur
lthcr curtailnent Of operations in
Michigan and Montana of production
/ Is viewed as an infallible barometer
Of the adverse conditions in that in
dustry
Despite a reduction In operating
expenses Of almost s100.0oo. the Bll-
itinlerc & Ohio railroad reported a
net loss for August Of S2a5.000
Cables from London touching upon
the effoIts under way TO resume trad
ing there on modified basis wero re-
ceised with much interest II was
still the conservative opinion that ne
attempt should be nude to reopen
the local exchange until the British
moratorium rs lifted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24

President Tener Of the National league
as evidence.
Alexander registered his twenty
sixth victory this season.
Hcofe II y
Chicago .... 600 gni 0i0-~i 5 /
philadelphia .. 002 ozi l0x--g IL 0
batteries: Lavender IIageman and
Archer. iiafgrayes. Alexander and
killifer
Summary. Two-base hits paskcrt,
Aagee. Home rune~craYath CD,
Becker. lllts--f1ff Lavender 10 IN 81
of Hageman IN ?. Bases on balls
|Off Lavender 3; off Alexander ?
lstruck out by Lavender 2. by Hage-
man 1; BY Alexander .. umpires-
.Rigler and Hart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL
PLAYER INJURED IN
PRACTlCEAT H0PEWELL

Lesenc McAllistcr WAS the high
schools first football victim this sea-
son. lie suffered the loss OF several
teeth and badly split lip IN prae-
tice YESTERDAY afternoon n Iiopewell
field. The boy was taekling coack
Repp when the accident occurred.
Young MeAllister was taken to Dr.
w Il. Lovelaee who took several
stitches In the injured lip. and after
ward 10 i dentist He was q member
of the freshman stuad
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Nnu York. rfpf New York wa
t4ftualh eliminated teaay from the
remnant race. LOSING 1oubIe- header
10 sd. Louis. : % 4. and 90 Q. u,
va the first Time New York had lost
Two games IA one day this season. ~.
l.ouh climbed 10 third place Va the
league standing
The visitors broke Tesrcau's winning
streak In the first game when the To-
cal star lost = pitchers battle 20 Per
rift Tesreau held ~. Louis 90 three
hlts, but hls wlidness beat him 81.
Louis won the game IN The eighth.
when Boiler WAS hit. stole second aud
scored on a Wild pitch
Vanguard pitched the second game
for New York and suffered his twelfth
straight defeat It, aas hammered
hard. sallee kept New Yofks hits
scattered. and was effective In the
plnches.
Hcore-First game II "
Il. Louis 90 600 oio~-2 /
New York 600 pt0 cool 0
Batteries: Pcrfiit and wingo. Tes-
fcau and Mclean
Summary. Two-base hits - Dolnn,
Mcrkie. Perritt Bases on balls--Off
Tenreau !: off Perritl 4. struck out
by Tesreau 4: by Perritt 2
ssnfs-~ Second game u y
II. Louis 2a0 600 s02---a IL 1
Sow York -. 600 GOO 600 ) o
Batteries. saIiee and snyder. Mar
guard and Mclean.
Summary. Tvo.hase hits - Dolan
81. j Miller ca. Burns. Snoderahs.
Three-base hit snyder Bases on
halls-~Off sallee ? off Marquard 4,
struck oul-liy Marqunfd 2 by sallee
? Umplres- Klein aud Emslie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
POPE BENEDICT WILL
MAKE STRONG PROTEST

Rome, sept 2s (1.5l y. m)--The
Vatican, according TO the Roine news
papers, Is awaiting authentic infor-
nation concerning the bombardment
OF Rheims before considering pro-
test II has been asserted that Pope
Benedict telegraphed the German
and Austrian emperors deploring the
damage done to the cathedral II
Rheims The vatican. however, de-
cliaes 10 confirm or deny this asser-
tion, saying that II will publish
through its own proper channels
what steps have been taken when the
oppoftune moment arrives.
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s1sfonls. sept 2s.--Nes York 10y
hunchins hits with errors scored nine
runs while 81 Louls was able 10 gath
or but two. IN the fifth inning the
local team made five Of It's eight err
.fors and in the sixth inning Manager
Hickey sent Ia an entire new club.
tenrvi II IL
New York .....ulo 40 o30--9 3 |
81. Louis 400 oil 600 10 8
Batteries MeiInle ana Nunamakcf;
Weilman. llaumgardncr.. Ieverenz
and Asnew. Haze
summary Two-hase hit--Rumlcr
Hlte--Off wcllman, In off4ever-
eng. in 3. Passes on baiisAxoff
Wciiman. / OFF McHaie, ?: Off Lever
eng. . struck out ~ WeIlman, +
'ty Moliaie. 3 hy Leverenz, .. um-
pires Evans and sheridan.
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MIcIlIIa g.7. pen,er be-

Wichita. Sept 20 Wichita wne
both gamea Of doublo.headef here
today from Denver The first game
was won IN the ninth Inning after
Denver had lied the score, The Nerunl
was called ~ the end of the seventh
innne BY agreement
Score tIfst Rana' n II +
Denver ....,. 600 GOO nI0~rfi $
Wichita ..k. 600 ono TOT 7 +
Batteries harrington and Spahr.
slaRle aud JcneA
Score seeona game X " Il
I)enxef ...... loo I0n' 49, = 9
Wichita . 020 $40 x-i
Batteries Mltehcil isntehcr and
Mccaily spahr. Baker and dfaham
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Kansas Guy 0; brooklyn s.

Brooklyn. Sept. 23.-Br0oklyn's bat
ting rally IN the seventh and eighth In
nings today fen one run short Of tying
the score and Kansas city won, to ).
Mordecai Brown was again battcd
from the box and "Chlef" Johnson suf-
fered the same fate. Ilennlng replac-
ing him and stopping the Brooklyn
run making. The batting OF Ken
worthy and Evans were features.
Scare. u Il
Kansas city 24o 800 010-s 10 ?
Brooklyn .....0l0 0l0 il0--S 10
Batteries Johnson. Henning and
l,aster:y; nrown, Somcrs, flnneran
and Land. watson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
ROY AIS cor TWO GAMES
FROM COMMERCIAL tLtB

'rhe Royals defeated the CONNER
lclal club OF tbs handicap league last
night IT the Drummer alleys in two
games Of Their match
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rIlI.hurgh 0; 81. LouI. 8.

Pittsburgh. sept %. - Leclair al
lowed but three hits and struck out
nine batsmen today, Pittsburgh de-
featlng st. Louis to 3. The visitors
used three pitchers and all were hit
hard. Cakes home run with two men
on bases was the batting feature.
scores n II n
Pittsburgh $40. 900 22O 32x--9 Is 0
st. Louis 1910 600 1903 2
Batteries: Leclair and Berry; Wat
son. Groom, Keupper and Chapman.
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IIngIlcs Mn.Ie Nnlary.

Santa Fe. Sept = Governor Me-
Donald to-day appointed Charles Il.
Hughes, Of Deming. a notary public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24
Among the BoWIers
STANDING OF TEAMS.
MiTt1I ToNtcuT.
t.isht Go. vs. T. n Al.
4 .iTnROp or MORIsIi.is
SITS MARK: COLTS WIN THO

Harry falhrop of Morellis Colts.
marked ~ a new thirty record
when his team net The A. x A. qiin-
let last night II the Drummer alleys.
rathfops mark was 6s7 The Colts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-24

Baltimore. Sept. 2s.--suggs pitched
masterfu ball for Baltimore who look
the game from Chicago 90 /. After
two hits were made or Lange. with
none out In the third inning he was re-
leved by Prendergast who In turn
was succeeded by Fisk Ia the fourth
inning. Two singles and sacrifice
scored Chicagos run.
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I.l.llIieS y. e1l,s 4

Philadelphia sept rs Home runs
sent IN seven Of Philsdelphn's lallles
IN the PANE In which the home team
defeated Chicago today. An tbs cir
colt drives We're made off Lavender.
cravath's two home runs sent - five
runs and Becker's four base drive
scored a runner besides himself
Lavender pitched we'll until the
third innlng, when Manager Doom
claimed the pitcher had rubbed the
ban OF emery paper and passed the
paper 70 Zimmerman. Umpire Rig-
Ter examined The bail IN piay and then
Kept il, Eigler will send the ball to
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lifuokiyn. Sept ~ The HrooklSns
to-day ran their string u epns2etitiVe
Victories 70 eight. defeating Pittsburgh
twice.
pfefler tsns almost lnylngibic IN the
fist game. allowing en's tNO hits un-
III the niiitH. when Srhecreu made Is
hume run. cooper. who started Tor
Piitehnreh was hanlshad ht the um-
pire IN the third inning after protest
ine #Rainst strike called on him
while a. bat
Nap Ruekor IN the second game,
hrid Pittsburgh 10 five scattered hits.
pi,fstursh 900 ooo ooi--i /
Brooklyn or ESQ O0x rs 2
Batteries: Cooper, Adams. H.
Kelly ana Il sehangs pfeffer aud
McCarty.
summary Three-hase hit Me-
Carly Home run ~-Scheeren. Bases
on balls OF Adams / off Kelly 4;
off PREFER ? struck out Dy Adams
: BY Kellx / By Pfeffer 6. Hits
OF Cooper Z IN = off Adams II 81.
off Kelly / "a q
NftfenH NttHHu hafhfi " " y
Pittsburgh n0n aet Nht~ 1
Brooklyn ~ son 900 s0N--5 10 =
Batteries Conselmsu and Coleman
kucker and Miller
summary 1wo-base hits Wheat.
Carey Throe-hase lUt Myers llases
81 ,alis OFT Conselihan olf Ruck
a l. Struck aui--fiy Cunseiinan a.
hs Rncker z mprsF~O'Coun ana
Byron
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BROWNS LOSE BY
NE-S|DEO SCORE

ia Only Ono 1ame Played In Amcri-
can League Hilltop Team Piles tlp
Enough, Runs In One Inning 20 Put
Things on Ice.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.


Philadelphia az fhlNagtt
liafHn at ST. ihuls
Nrw infh al Detroit
Washington ut Cleveland
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


lllnnukea vi. Minneapolis 40.
q raw sst Kansas ciiy i.la.
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Many landlords ana tenants first
met through the want columns ~ the
Journal