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,iif‘il‘lféihs rei' liltittlicw Ctll'bt‘il um—
" {tho lines and Du'vld Hunt
é‘d‘nn, umpire behind the but.
in to relate, they are both nlivn.
1 today.‘ All the pluycrs cs-
nortni injuries and sudden
: which Was also contrary to tho
of the management.
‘ dryers, won the toss and Pros—
illia'ifl F. Tammany. uttired
of red. stepped to the bat.
nudiouco began to sing:
many. Tammany,
push for buses he's ott slid,
,‘ [puny Vines he's closcd the lid;
“ iy. 'l‘u funny.
”the crooks behind the burn,
runs for a base like u truin oi
_ ‘, curs."
fl‘he song stopped whcn llill pounded
'otitpjroundor to third base. No ont-
htidcxpocted that he would hit the
hill..but you never can tell whut. u
lawyer, will do. Nicholas got to first
on,,n..groundor.,which took fright at
230.,kWell’s shirt and jumped nwuy
tro 311,111)” Nicholns stoic norond lillii
I‘At‘i‘l ,n singled. Condo knocked it
pop... y to third. which was caught.
Pramhior Loo Davis thou guru lln
inhibition of how high in tho uir ilt‘
could swing his bat. and struck out.
No'rnna.
Frank Lander was tho lil'ts‘i. of tho
merchant princes to swing thu willow.
He'dlped out. to short. (‘hurlcy Rog-it's
didsomc tine club swinging, lull tho
umpire did not approve of it. and
callod him out. Chnrlcy (look lrh-d
thenamc tactics with u like l‘l'Hllil.
No runs.
Judge 'i‘uyior took the but in his
hands, but inlcr put. it down at tho
umpire's request. Scullcy singlud to
firit. Vosburgh nopmcd to niruhl lllnt
the imsobuil bud feelings and nilnht bc
umeptible to pain. Ho ho. rcl’ruiumt
from hitting lion thv now. on wus sun-
Mted by the crowd. tiuldschmidt
in ad. No runs.
A ll)! Collins reached first on u ilnv
fumble by Conco. which plonsvil tlu-
crowd immensely. ltockwcll'c shirt
trilhtencd the hall way out into ccu—
tar field and Collins scored. Lululcr
flied out. lt‘rcd Coiculun could not con-
néht with liluwd'u curvr-c and lint
Shakespeare gently repeated to him-
solfz,
“A pound of choose, it dozen eggs; yes.
thank you. mnrm.
Ne’or saw to Tom Dowd BllOil'llil nrm:
And selling hum and bonus and cclury
Cannot“ explain his lino delivery."
A‘ Special cop nudged Bill and told
Mill. to’ keo‘p still. Rockwell wuu
ciutht dtth’ird. Side out. One run.
Tammany lined one to third. which
Jimmie O’Brien fumbled. Nichobnl
nlnxlnd and stoic second. ’i‘uinlnnny
and Nicholas smrcd on Lill‘l‘iizilll'ti cin-
xiii. Condo flicd out. lluvis struck
,‘ dumttwo bugger uud llurriuuu was
m J ..
to. :: .iur Qty. .~
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.hitntoll you a, lit ‘
._‘ i *igh and odor-proof carton that preserves the
7 tiri- nigh irv‘toe‘ttarid pure a condi
opintthecreamery. , , " , .
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icnyou 09.9“ a package athonio yonw'iil " ‘ ’ ' ‘
illi‘lw’piifince
Comraosrmo
1 nnd. Your runs.
oi or third. ,Tuyior ulnglcd. to left field,
A man's mark ii iii! honor.
it'll the old Saxon my oi signifying good intentions.
The right to be rotected in the exciulive use of a trade mark lm
been long recogn zed hy the common law and enforced by the
shadowy courtd of Rnflnud 1nd thin country.
The Government put: it: mark on a bond to give it vulneu
Thom-now. BISCUIT comm W i" W10 mark in red Mid
white on edchv’eliil ot‘ a pdiiiuge ' iii-cult. omelrm or warm to
dininguhh the“ product: and to goth-unite the duality, not! Wren
" To more chatty comprehend the real value or tliitl‘trllde ninth, try
pooling" oi norms. ram mscurr and button -SNAPS. '
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the package iii
the ' delicate 2 tilavo‘r of
t i
in!“ thoilrgut“
.. in gratuity. 2i.
cc;
Q'Brtun singled. Ilowd singled.
Frank Lauder fanned. lilowd and
l)’;llrloh Riftll'iftl on Rogors' homo run
otter lett iield t‘cnce. Uook singled.
Collins tanned. uoorgc Lander wulk-
cd. (look and lluudcr scored.
.V'osbnrgh. who buticd us it
he won arguing. n cunc by the day.
funnod out. Victor b‘orrls hud tnkcn
Rockwell's pluce iii. short. and 'l‘nm‘
many lined out to Ferris. Four runs.
Ferris sent a grounder to 'l‘nyior.
who fumbled, and Shakcnpcnro said to
himself:
"After the groundcrs 'i‘u lor’d go,
l.lkc Ducross‘ tin-tic, oh; so slow:
But when ho swings tho willow wnnd
Look out above, behind, beyond."
Again the cop nudgcd the pool ului
tho pool. dcnistcd. Mnlvlhili fituncd.
U’iiricn singled. Ilowd sinzlcd.
O’Brien out. b‘runk Louder out. No
runs. ' .
Nicholas poundod out n two-bustior
nlpng tho, ground to lett field. When
tbsI dust had cleared nwny Shukospcul'c
bud compoaod these liuus:
"Collins started for n grounder.
Stumblod on a hill of nuts.
l‘okcil hin nose down into tho gravel;
Tore a big hole in his pants."
Lurrlgun knorkcd n throe-buggor.
Si'ni'illg Nivbolus und lulcr Scoring
himself. 'i‘nylor i‘unnod. 'i‘wo runs.
Rogers funncd. Mnuvlllc. who bud
inkcn the position at center field, stup—
pcd to tho but and Shukcspcni‘c soiilo-
utilized further:
“When‘Munviihg i‘uocd thc lnwyor‘u
curves,
Ho bud it bad attack of nerves;
ilo- swung his but and now u ycii,
itid he hit it? (‘oi-tnillly. llkc~~
"Shut up," yr-llod ihv cop. ulld
Sillliii'sili'lil'i' shivcrcd. ('oliins inuncd
out. Side out,
Scuiicy touchcd out at tlrst. ’l‘hon
Kcogh stoppcd to tho but.
"Kt-0gb thought ho‘d bcitcr miss it.
'(‘uuni- he know thn crowd would
iuiut;
Ho (itfl‘itlt‘ti not. it) hit ll,
Up to dutc, he ain‘t."
To this the cop [undo no objection.
(loldscbmidt hunted out.
Lander i'unucd. b‘erris tanned, and
Shakespeare commissiormtoiy rcnlnrk—
I‘d:
“li‘ li‘hrrls knows whore ho is at.
He‘ll stick to tho pen and drop the
but."
Mulvihiil ninglcd und stoic secimd.
()Tllricn tlicd out to short. Side out.
No runs.
'l‘unluluny singled. Nicholas mode it
unto hit. scoring 'l‘umulnny. and hurri-
gun ponndod out n iwo—buggvr to left.
Nit-bolus court-d. hurriguu ntole third.
Unnco flied out. Davis tanned. 'l‘uy-
io'r wus illl‘lit'k on the arm. thanks
to ilnwd'a curving ability, and not to
iirnt. Scniicy iiicd out to short. 'i'wo
runn.
ilowd got. first on .'l‘uylor's fumble.
{Frank Louder ranch ilrat. Rogcrs tliud
but wan nought out in u
n
a; , '3 . ' . I
“which it comes-—
tim‘ksyrnen neatly
Ferric tanned.
Larrigan singled.
scoring Larrtzun.
lor singlud. scoring Conco.
bud polled out n tworhuggcr and Keogh
stopped to the
F. Lauder. 2b. ..........
Rogers, lb. ............. 1
Cook. i-r, ............... l
liaitkwcii. ns.
Coleman. rt. ...........
Muivihill. rf. ..........
'i‘.- Keogh. rl. ..........
O‘Brien, :lb. ............
tfiuficOOH—‘HOCOF-v
Tammany. sn. ..........
Nlcboins, c. ............
Lurrignu. p. ............ .
Von-burnii. rf.
Keogh. ri’. ............. '
loldst-hmidt, ll.
’i'otuis ............... ii 12
Score by innings:
Buniucns Mon
4. business Mon 8.
Davis, Nicholas,
()‘llrion. (l. Lauder.
Home run-«Rogers.
bnsc on bulls—~Off iluri‘lgun 2. oil‘ Dowd
Strut-k out-lly Lurriguu 13. by
Left on ,bnunamlmwyers 7.
Business Men First bow on crroru
wiluwycrn 7, Business Men 5.
pitt-lmr—Ji‘uylor.
hour. {lb intuition.
Hunt and Matthew t‘orbcti.
TAIL ENUER'B EVEN BREAK.
_ who it"tnptre'
n cw; 'tiianvm‘e, fanned.
“ (loldhchniidt singled; but Won touched
out at second. Tammany singled. but
was touched out at second.
Collins hit to left field. ..
poker out a twu-bnggcr. item-inc Cob
'l‘om Keogh slu-
glcd, scoring Louder. O‘Brien dropped
it bounty into left. iicld, scoring Keogh.
Dowd singled. O'Brien and ,llowd Bitoi‘:
ad on 1“. lafllldilrlfl grounder.
singlcd, scoring Louder.
No runs.
G, Lauder
lingers
Cronin lau- '
Cuneo singled.
Duvis tanned. 'i‘uy»
Sculley
uni
"'l‘llrec and out," Hal
the umpirc. and the game was ovvi‘.
The full Home:
BUSINESS MEN.
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First
“it. by
of sumo-d
llmbirvflwiluvid it‘.
Norwich and New Haven Shut Each
ucccodcd in fllflvilliz oi! tin
pursuoru. it 0 new Havens. by world
the only rim mode in the til-at gums. o
the doubiohcndcr at savin Rock yen-
urtiimrizimsi
bulwyu',‘ tum «it—r .u.,,..
no will ill “in; di‘i viii till.” 3 l
with. mi i... and» 2
it stands for him and he stands for it.
NATIONAL inscurr commit?
,. game, not .3 .,
, the some tumult.
.2 atriilitt‘l‘ on all: main m2» dilution. but:
_ ,But “Kai" had hil uncut
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Mama. Mo Willi."
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Sherwood and
Brown and Bridges.
Hoiyokc. 17; New London. 1.
. neurons. Auguntfiflr—Tbc Holy-
oke hitters smashed the offerings of
2 Williams oil over the lot ycgterday.
2 getting title It "blitz“xor a total, or
‘ twentydour‘bimoa.
pitcher was also very wild. barrio!
, eight, men and hitting Holman. About
' 0 boys, ahw the game on the guests
hunger hystnger.
The New London
The score by
‘ Holyoko 2 i ll
Britten-lea: Dol n
hunts and Kite.
, Hartford, 4; Merldon, i.
HARTFORD, August 30.—~ln a last
played game. in which Hartford got
the lead by oppol‘tnpc batting. Mcrh
don wa‘adafo’ate'd fofitorday. 4 to l.
The: game lasted lily an hour unit a
riding caved
‘viaitorn from u more severe defect.
while Hartford throw ,uwuy chhnccs of
scoring by rockiouo’ bone rurrnihmfour
men being put out on ,l)ilii¢'li.,lg‘t3flltllt§ii
of the game werc running catches in
‘thc held by Bone, Baton. Unflnliiste‘r
and Futon. The score by hinting:
Hui-liars 0 0.2 o i o o‘ 1 bid
.010000000w1 4 2
und Gollnoiiy;
Rogers and 'i‘hackoru.
magnum. M; .Sprinufllltl. 3.7. .
SPRINGFIELD. August 30:"S ring-
ilold played poorly yesterday on
rowly gqouped. being beaten twice by
isiiors. through
8 rugged "inilold-
ink and wcnk throwing by O'Connor.
won the font some. it to 3.
was a Wonderful
catch with one be u by Fasten. ,
[hit Second game W in» was halted for
three runs before more. thumone in”!
could be retired in the second inn;
flurp'h'y replaccd him and did
Tunney was obliged to retire
bocnusc of the. «(facts of n collision
Mundny with Perkins.
Outnoldcr Flanagan was cold ioi‘liin
burg yesterday by the Springfield mnu
awnncnt i'o:"$i.200.
backward run-in
of Norwich.
cragccrcro~r=c¢cchL
The scores by
Bridgeport 0 0 l i i 2 0 l Owtl 1'0 0
Sprlngflcld 2 0 l o o i) 0 0 Omit 11
and Beaumont;
Hens nd O‘Connor.
Second some:
Springfield 1 4 o o l o 0 l x-7 ll
Bridgeport 0 o n i o n 0 o 2.2—6 )3 l
Whitc, Murphy und Beaumont.
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New Yorkomnaoitlx—h
St. Louis 1 o o o i) 0 ti 0 out it
Aillt‘t-i and Bremmhun;
McFurlnnd. lirowu and (lrudy.
At Philudclpbin (first grime;
i‘ittsburg ti o o it 0 0 l 2 tt-3 6
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linttorion: \‘Vulkcr rind Scblol
Sircot; Miichcll and human.
, American: Lianne.
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game.
i . 2‘2 ‘2 it .1 iv
-A blocking alike to young and old;
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
‘Nnture’s specific in
tory. diarrhoea and summer‘complalnt.
FOOLED FkaHionAoLas.
Toned Out for Mythical Dimm- to
hurry.
There was great excitement amongst
the fashionable summer
Grover’s Hill in Bluck Rock one day
last. week. TbomaoW. Pear-sail had
sent out invitations in on iniormai way
ato,u luncbcou at. his. remittance,
honor of President Reosevolt."
it was not deemed st. ultimprobu-
.ble ihnt the president would attend.
oyster-“Bay boing just
aduud. and it. would not hare boon
the first time that a very prominent
on bud dined incognito as the guest
‘ t‘ Mr. Pearl-rail.
Consequently ihcre was
flurry of dclight ninoug the residents
oft‘tho point. Who studiod up on their
copies or "The Sirenuous idle.“ and
wondered whut they would any to the
author. One resident, who prides new
so I on her ileulocrncy and always said
nhc’d not bow down boiore anybody
on the face of the globe. immediately
hustled around and not a collection
of cximusive dulnties which she sent
to Mr. Puritan with instructions to
firm» them at thovProsldont‘s lunch-
ii.
Mr. Peursnil thought that matters
were. taking too serious 3 turn. and no
he informed some of his triendn that
théy could see the president at Ollno
it they happened to go past his real-
dencc, for he was staying there a few
days “on the quiet."
Automobiles were at once brou
into action und n proceunlon or them
ill wly [roused the Pearson mansion.
" (99.an Black Rock"
our» cnough. at one or the windows.
“18 the president. gluing out. through
bit heavy sinusitis and with his charm-
ing grin fixed in immovable mirth.
The funny part oi it was
didn't. utir I'm eyelid.
Sonic in the procession scented
roilvni and tho
went but-it again. but.
hadn‘t so much llii
About this limo, Mr..Pénrsnli. ronVuls-
ml with inughtcr. madc hit; appearance
oil the porch and invited the company
to ilit't’l Mr. lioonoveit.
however. bud by this time discovered
that Mr. Pearson had placed 1 life
nllo cardboard portrait. oi the presi-
dent in the window.
to advertise a curtain wall
temperance drink. and he had new
one in this city nonicwhore and taken
ithomo with him. .
lilo luncheon to the president was
the iulk of the point for some dlys; 2
Perhaps the funniest feature is that
news or it reached New York in some
very mysterious manner. 2 dud u re-
rter oi' the New York Evening Post
cullod up Mr. Pout-sail from tint city.
”Of course i know it is allnupposo‘d
to be kept secret," he sold. "But can'b
you givo me turn a tow dotsilu or the
Prcnidcnl’n visit. Mr. Pedruli?"
'l‘hc laitcr furnished it
burgh instead.
cuneo HAY EEhVOTEAND IUMMER
A. J. Ntutbnum. Bateovilic. indium.
"that. your 1 suffered for
throo months with ,a summer cold no
distressing thnt it interferon with my:
l but! many of .tbo ”ml"
t ms of hay lover. and a iioctor'cpretla
c lotion did not. recon my clue. Ind i
took covcrui medicinal which loomed 2,
to only uggrnvuto my citric.
untoly i installed uptm having romp
lionpy and ’l‘nr land it Quickly cured
. mo. My vim hurl Hlnceuilcd POiéy'I‘l .
Honey and rm» with the name dug-,2
Cabin-n
WI‘HGII
luminous.
Store .
DITCHED TH! FREIGHT TRAtNu,‘ '
iNDlANAPOlJB. ind. August 30.-’- '
Chutronted with the allermittve , .
wreckiuz it into Erie andwutern
. freight train or allowinim dii‘nntrouti
colllttion boldest: tltc Might Valid 0.;
lcugo aiidxlgzrlclpss‘uongfr train. the
tor or, i. ,nxr am you or.
c it‘irmgr and mm I
at the (might
vim tint 1'!le
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Philadelphia,
‘* Chicago.
Cleveland.
Newti’ork.
Bdfittln. ‘
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Wu ill on.
Shgu‘ a,
QRTHELB MEXIMTQHDAY. .,
thcl team will come to South.
nekt‘Sdturduy to My “0'th
me withtholilor
‘Pohit grounds.
the dam: to. use. the,
~. WWW
wanton- ‘
These skirts are the same anthose we :11 ‘ . i .23
$198 and“$2.25. All ,nrc' ”fast' black, pchezgfyl. “ .‘l
with three section .ruilios. or accurdeon pia'itéti ildnnéés
finished with three narrow ruffles.
time of year. . $1.50 special.
. Remnants of Flannel.
These at the ‘ Flannel ‘Scctio
cring of Remnants; a' variety as
French and Scotch it'i. nncin in
checks, lengths suitable for shirt waists and sucqucs.
Skirting Flannels in white and coin
Domet. Wool
.A few pieces 0 ‘W
them a trifle soiled, but excellent quality,
Prices greatly reduced. from the original.
Ecuadswpolet-
One of tho popular March fabrics, this summer. a very
sheer and dainty Wok" .Foilrpiéccs remain Which we want
to close out and have marked Ea‘cc‘ordingly. Black. navy
blue and brown With delicate patterns in white. and one
piece in white grounds .pdwdrréd wiili tiny pink‘rosebuds.
A 25c value for too," \Vdéhfidodsfiection. »
Refreshmg Cologne Waiter.
Nonratterwhat our favorite perfume is. or it we have
none. *t‘herc isi nimysu time when weary and headache—y
we find a good Cologne most refleshing. Its tonic qualities
are. well known to all. The following are the best:
Farina Cologne, imported, tWo sizes, 60c and $1.10.
Cunwcli. Musscy's Cologne
"4711" Cologne, two sizes,
ad Fathom 1
no; its on “the
The business man thinkin
will do Well to inspect onrnssor merit. In additions to the
lines mentioned yesterday, Des 5, Filing Cabinets .and
Chairs of various sorts. may bé mentioned Elastic Book‘
Customers and Umbrella Stands, all of quartered
The D.
“rubberncck”
the president
Most. of thorn
n .
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now roux. August .so.-nixhintnli'mit fountain «flint
unmanned the composites on boa, ‘
thpbutt steamer undo. which entered
poriJoday with on prior at,
tutti in cachet
c Mon.
d 9 tin thrutolllh , .
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tor a croonini of till) on; blind ,,
tore licence area the ohm or was
cwro‘neillnn't parathion“: ’
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Good weight for _ this
a
r downshifts, rt small gath-
(b kiddo andi‘rfiizices.
only burrs and
”rs, blue. gray, andrcd.
Shaker Flaunt-in in short lengths.
itc Embroidered Flanueis, Some of
c and $1.15.
of new Office Furniture
AND IS
U BY.
.6 i l. .‘
airy.
'l‘x cold 1’
port'swmmonon ma uh
wmoro. sum. J‘ curs. HAW. coll-r »
nurture, Hallows. I.“
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AariAL Llfl' or "notion councilma-
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