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otherwise than as above. _ ME",
'The Guardian welcomes _peliable
news from persons throughout' this Province. All such items should be mailed $0 ."The Guardianw' News DBMS," Charlottetown, immélliately after-'the 'events, etc.. have tihhspii-_ ed- Mau.
“()ld~fashioncd bargains in a new-
Let us show it 3-fosh_%_on_ec store. our corset 'depart-
m¢ll _`__v_Ya_nts unloading. We carry three-.nilikes in, corsets, American and (_°.'¢nl1drtfs'- best, Each season calls for n ncw_.stylsfar_u1 we do not intend to 'furry ove_x;_?ohe pair of the celebrated "Warner., ~Wc have about 60 pairs in U10 popular sizes, mostly in sort lengths, that We will clear this week at 20 per cent off for cash, also _a 1071 Of lilftfe size corsets from 27 to 33 at hull Price. These extremely low prices for cash only. Paton’s.
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_ everything you could want in that
Dorz’t Neglect
line. See usffor fly paper, spiral cat- chors, Persian insect powder, etc. The
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M'acKinn`on'; Drug _Co., Corner, Great
_ Your h George and Kent Ste. Mtf.
::Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal,
If is aileliciie piece of machin- lowest Prices' 9'23M'°f'
ery and must be cleaned and oiled
occasionally.
I have every facitity for iurnin
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::The chain of Rexall stores touches
every English speaking country and coves 6,000 stores. Rexall prepara-
g
out the very best work. tions grow in number each year until A11 _work folly guaranteed and _they amount oi asociaorent drugs
personally attended to by
S. MITCHELL
Expert watch and clock repaircr.
_ -'_No,’188 Queen Street.
Phone 897- R.
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and sundries, every one guaranteed by tho maker and by the store hand- ling it. '.l‘his_is the one local Rexall store-the place you should patronize, The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George_,and Kent Sts. Mtf.
'ensaeorrferown sliouin
have A cena stsvsion-
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` ‘ "SlCKNESS‘ °{°o‘駧i`..i§`°§§ i§'f`§“i.§2 ii`.Z`2‘i§§§..2€
elevator accommodation. The quanti-
vr ty of oats passing through here in a
welve-month is very large. This year herefare 181 400 acres put down in a1:s,e.wvhich should yield om six to even million bushels, an ft would clp' the farmers and the merchants
1 o' " »!~" 4111.
__;,_l_I and.'everybody else if they could have
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. OTHE SIl'L’B nftcr thorou _lx
M _to.~n.s,Iii nolw oillcinlly adopted Qty
rfirncticnlly nll the Grout Lakes
and ow York Stcmnshi Gonipunics
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a proper place in which to store their grain. ~ There's another reason. If an ele- vator could be built that would have a cleaning, drying and grading equip- ment, it would be of great value to
every man in the oat trade, pro-
running south,nnd mnny 'Izransatluntic . ,meets and mel-chants auke_
lines. _ »
Four years ado Mr. Motherslli save a
pr~rsonul (lomonstrution of his ri-medy
on the English Channel. Irish Sen. and _
tho Baltic, und rocr-i\'0d unqunliilcd einloraoiiiolit from lclullnz papers and ieucii pooplc os Bishop Taylor Smith. Lord Northcliff, und hosts of doctors. h|\nkcr.~i and professional mon. Lcttcrs from pu|'so|iug've of int crnntionnl renown -people we nil know-toizcthor with much vulunblo information. are con- tained in un attractive booklet. which will bo sont. free up0n rucelpt of your name and mldrcss.
Mother-slll‘s is iznnrnnteod not to con~
tain cocaine, morphine. opium. cbloral. or uny coal-tur products. 60 cent box is riufliciont for twonty-four hours. 81.00 box for is Transatlantic voyage. Your _ 4) :gist keeps Mothorsill‘s or wlll_ ohgiln it for yon from his wliolosslem lf you huvo any troublo irottinsr thc Sen- nlno. smul direct to tho Mothorslll |¢em¢v¢1y(‘o., 30.'iSchuror Bldg.. Detroit. Mich. Also nt ll) bt. Bride St.. London; Montreal. New York. P0115. Mllulh Liamburl.
It is therefore noted with genuine
satisfaction, by those who have the welfare of the Province at heart, that the new rolled oats company propose to erect an elevator having a storage capacity of 300,000_bush- els. This will be an expensive_struc- ture, costing probably $80,000. at least. It is the company's intention, V it is understood, to ask the Domin-
ion Government to pay one-half thc cost. This the Government should do. Large elevators have been built by the Federal authoritles,at Hali- ’ fax"h.iid"I§t. 'Jobn. The Ui1‘e“""at Hali- fax has been very little used. The Government is also building an im- mense' elevator at Port William, also interior storage elevators at Moose
e Jaw, Saskatoon and Calgary, each
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with a capacity of 3.000.000 _to 4.' 000.000 bushels, which are expected tc ‘give a substantial measure of help to Western grain growers. ' » ,_ 1; _the now company desires the as-
_".slstance"n&`the citizens of Charlotte- town and he people of this Province generally in the securing of _Federal aid fm-_.a..large elevator at this port, such assistance should be promptly and unstinthigiy given. Ii the Gov- ernment et Ottawa pays the whole cost of grain elevators at Haliflli and St. John, surely they can PGY half tliecost of the one at the com- .mereial capital. of this Province. Bud there is-not the slightest d°“l** the G`o_vgrnme||,t will do this if thu cu;y`Gounci1 and Board of Trade are ‘ sumoientiy active in the matter. 'rho province is _entitled to it and it must 'have it. 310~
STOCK NOTES.
°°-Mr. Alfred Cameron of South Melville is to be congratulated Ou again aecurinir fl‘0m MF- 599°” Noonan of Albany his best young boar. This young pls 208° ‘O his new homo with e rerutstivn that oannoc easily he surpassed by env p|g_ Hu., dum is a year old oi great ine, his grand dam iestfall wiitb ,Zhort feedi_l\K_ w8lEh°d 575 l’°““ 5' he year oidyhie gmt :rand dem. B two year old brood sow, 650; his ,eat gy-we grand dam, 'Lady Belle, 5 brood sow of one YG" 015' 51° l s.' Lady Belle was a half-sist¢r_ol I£r.'LarKc's heA\'Y BOW °f 1°” 7°°“' Lady gene Wm; grand dam of Mr. Mc-
. 5 ble heavy sow last
Kaya of D0 8 ear All the heavy weights of last I! i-I which were so favorably 00111'
yea mented upon in The Guardian wssof
this one family Of P135-
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CALEDONIAN SPORTB.- At' a.
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Year’s _ gatliering more elaborate -L than ever. _ _ § '
' PETEWAWA ' DETACHWENT}-All members 0f'No.' 3'Battery going to Petewawa will' parade at the‘Drill Hall this evening, at 8 o'clock. Harveracks, etc, will be issued and all arrangements made.
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ST. MARY’S"1‘EA`.'_L'1‘he tea party
at iiourls yesterday was a decided success in every way. Large crowds .rom Charlottetown and other parts went out b`y traln"b_esides a large crowd' from the_ surrounding country.
COMPLETES -'1‘0UI`i.-'-His Lordship
Bishop 0'Leary'< and acdompahying priests returned 'to Charlottetown last night after completing a_ con- firmation tour of the Island. At Hope River and Rustico His Lordship redeivcd a most cordial welcome and addresses in English and French were read to which he 'replied eloquently in. both languages. At Hope' River His Lordship confirmed about `125 candidates and at Rustico 178 re- ceived tllc Sacrament. $ I
HURT AT THE FIRE.-Tuesday
night's conflagration at Queen'd whar! was not without its unfort'u`nate'sid _ for one of the members of the _fii'Z_` brigade. a young man named -Lane., employed at Gof’t's Boot. Factory. He. sustained a. rather painful accident at the termination of the fire-_ While ep-V gaged' in taking up the hose he-step- ped backwards on one of the emfpty boxes lying about, tripped up' and fell heavily, severely hurting his back in the fall. He had to be lifted up and assisted home by his' fellow firemen,
AN ACCIDENT.-While Mr. lPatrick McMahon, Richmond Street, was, crossing Grafton Street, from Mr. G. H. Taylor’s, jewellery store. to Queen’s Square he was struck ' and knocked down by a livery stable horse, driven by two young lads. The horse was immediately brought to "_ halt by the driver. Mr, McMah- on, who was stunned from the fall, was carried into Foster's Drug Store where he quickly revived and was
after the accident, which took place about 9.20, I-Ie received two cuts on his face. and 9, bad shaking up but no serious injury. - ,
THE MOON'S FAULT.-It would
allpear that a. little too much is ex- pfhtcd of the tickle moon in Char- lottetown. Last evening, while ex- pecting her to rise and while. .there was no good reason v_v_hy__shg,_sh_o_ulil not rise at any minute, the streets were in darkness, as the street. lights are od duty on moon-light nights, evidently without regard to schedule time. A gentleman was run over on Grafton street, just because he could not see the horse approaching that ran oyer him, or because the moon was not up, or because the lights were not o'n. Either the moon should- be compelled to rise earlier or the lights turned on earlier to prevent mishaps-perhaps fatalities on the street.
HIGH COURT I. O. F.-The High
Court of Foresters of Prince Edward Island met in Castle Hall yesterday morning at 11.15 for a short session. In the afternoon the Court met with Rev. E. J. Rattee, ,High Chief Ran- ger, presiding. .A very good repre- sentation _ of delegates from every court in ‘thejurisdiction were present and much interest was manifested in the order. Last nl ht Messrs Mitchell and Darrach.of .tie Supreme Court, Toronto, arriv_od. The night session did not meet until -11_o'clock await- ing the a1_'rlval,of these gentlemen. Refreshments were served after which a dhc-rf; session was ht-.‘ld. Important questions were taken ui>_ which will be discussed at to-do.y’s session.
ANOTHER 'AUTO PE'I'I'l`ION.- At
the same time that the petition from the electors of Charlottetown and Royalty for the bringing into force of the law to permit the running of .mo- tar vehicles in that area was present- ed to the Executive Council at its re- cent mceting, a petition with a simi- lar object was put forward on behalf of the electors of Union Road. The object of the »lattci~. petition was to enable the running of motor cars along the Union Road to the hotels at the North Shore, the intention be- ing to adordbetter facilities to tour- ists and visitors. The petition was signed by about naif a hundred elec- tors nf the district in question, _quite seventy-yve per cent. of the elector- ate of the Union Road section of the country. The signatories to the _pe- tition were informed subsequent _to the Council meeting that their peti- tion is under consideratfon. ‘
` `l`l|0f6’8 ltlflllill Better Tlldll
committee 'meeting oi the Caledonian -" _
Club last night, it was de_cided’tb.
make the pro ram of s orts ati this _ ' _
Hlili MAIEH
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*The ilrst of the series of matches between teams oi ten men from ti York Rifle Club and the Charlotte- town Civilian Rifle Association was shot on the |York Range yesterday af- ternoon, resulting in a decided vic- tory for York. The visiting rifiemen were royalty entertained by the York people and their ladies on the beauti- ful gronnds of Col. Crockett. The next match will be shot on the Char- lottetown Range on Sept. 15th. A handsome cup. has been presented_.by Mr. Geo. J. Rogers for the competi- tion and is to he finally held by the team winning it twice out of three shoots. Details of the scores at yes- terday’s shoot are as fo1lows:--
YORK.
_ _ Pts.
H. .Iones`L....l . . 97 w. Gihson...... .. 94 R. Crockett...... 93 R, `Brown..`.... . 92
Crockett...... 89
___ Brodie...._.. _ 86 Id_w` _Grockett_...`. .. . 84 .r._l\il.l.b'roo1<ou._?._; _ _ ai A: :,1\i_a¢1iett;..._. as A. Jackson_..... S2
.`~’OP°?’~€.“‘
12. e
‘ Total`.'.`.f..‘ . ...S84
' " CHARLOTTETOWN.
Pts.
Capt. A. B. Dnck...... . 94 Geo. My M0ore..‘.... 94 R. V. Longworth,..... 93 W. K. Rogera...... 89 Geo. J. Rogers...... 87
Louson...... r 86 Patterson,..... 84 Jndson...... _ 79 Love.§.... 78 Worth...... . .......059
Total .......... .. . .... _.843
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INTERNATIONAL.
At Montreal-Toronto, 5; Montreal,
2.'
able to return to his home, shortly| All B\1fIul0-R0¢h€St¢l`. 142 B“m\10~
10
At Newark--Newark, G; Baltimore,
5.
At. Jersey City--Providence, 7; Jer-
sey City, 5.
NATIONAL.
At New York-‘New York, 5; Cin-
cinnati, 3.
go, 2. _
St. Louis, 1.
At Pittsburg-Boston, 2; Pittsburg,
1'.
AMERICAN.
At Chicago-Chicago, 8; Boston, 0. At Detroit-Detroit, 9; Philadel-
phia. 8. _ At Cleveland-Washington, 4; Cleveland, 3.
CHURCH LEAGUE ...__
The fifth game in thc Athletic
Church League will be played to-night at Victoria Park' at 6.80 sharp, be- tween teams of the Kirk and the Un- ions.-
'.I '_ iiliitliiiil 'E
'A fair sized crowd was in attend-
ance at the Abegweit A. A. Ground last evening to witness the ball match in which the Connaught and Victoria Clubs were meeting for the last time in this season’s league. The game was on the whole mediocre, there being hardly any exciting mo- ments in it. The pitching of McCarey the Conns.' man was of higher class than that of the Vics’ pitcher, Mar- tin, whose chief asset seemed to be his great pace.
The Conns. were first out to bat
and McAlccr opened well for them, making a fine bit to right field and getting to first base, than stealing two bases, while Newsom, the next man in, was batting. Newsom got his .base on balls and things looked bright for the Conns. when Martin put. in some good pitching and promptly sent back Sweeney and Cur- rie to the bench. Fl. Moore was next up tobat, and while he was batting McAl.eer got home through a wild throw from the catcher' to first base- man in an attempt to catch Newsom oil the base. ‘ Consequently Newsom got to-third base and Moore went to Brst'base. The next man, McCarey, getti-ng his base on balls, ililed all the bases, and this brought Corrigan to batting plate, but he hit up a nite to Milford at second base, wh'o it, and ' the first lnvning of the ‘wal at an Und, with one rim in their favor. ' When Vice ohms-to bat in their Brat v Mcoarey pitched so
He" Quickly fanned
three, bats_,__McLeod, Stan-
and the side were outli got a man on bases. out a similar fate to
the in_ their second inning, striking out T. Moore,-` Lafferty and then , getting Ml:Alcs1: out at first base. ~ ~ _ .In their second inning the Vics again failed to score, though Milford, their star player, came near getting home. After Prowse had been strueln T. Moore fumbling in the field, he got .to»iilrst,~baee, and while McDon-
wsh betting stole to second and
third bases, a close decision resulting in the latter case. But McCarey struck out McDonald and, as promilil- ly disposed of Purcell, and the inning ended with the score 1-0 in favour of
'- '.<-' . ,‘;w'»
got to third base, and when T. Moore
who followed being quickly fanned
the VICE. failed to make any response to their opponents’ heavy scoring,
ins teased in trying to stool to so
men. however, were struck out b
Chlillgcd the score by making their
hit ‘H111 got his base. McDonald was struck UUU. but Prowse stole to third haue and Milford to second. Vics
fine pitching fanned Purcell and t'
Vics by smart work kept; the CDH",-_,_ from further scoring. Fred M00,-0 and McCe.rcy were put out at gg,-st D559 by S0m€ good combination be-
3m9~°k°d B hard 0”” £0 “Kilt Held. he (From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) also got home, _making the fifth run N. B. AND MAINE LEAGUE for thc_Conns. in this inning alone. At Sh _]0hn_Frede,ict0n 4_ SL Moore in trying to make second base J h 3
0 n
°” hi’ “mt W" PM °“t' "nd L““°"‘l'- At Bangor-st. Croix 12. Bangor
the inning ended I 10' IN
' TERNATIONAL LEAGUE
msappoinungly to their supporters' At Montreal-Toronto 6, Montreal
3.
. ' Rochester 3; sepoud game, Buffalo 3,
Gvtarett being put out at first base, Romester 1
te (who got his base °“ bans’ be' At Newark-Newark 10, Baltimore
cond base, and McCarey b ii _ 1' _ out Milford took the but a5;__;°tIg_fuu;_‘§ At Jersey City-Providence 5, Jci-v
. sey City 1.
"i§°m{',§_,,“"‘k’”g. °‘.‘* White- NA'rIoNAL LEAGUE
n r fourtn inning th C _ ,. scored another nm, Newsgm Sign; cir1_\t t_N;w York-New York 4, Lin.
wud throw from third t ii t 1, “" 1 ' _ making a home _______ Tse xccee‘:'_'_‘:’g' 6 At Brooklyn-Chicago 9. Brooklynvday ____ _,_27_
_ Y At Philncelihio-Pi'1 iel ii
M ti _ . _ I ll 8( D1 ll. t,,';'Uf,,, _At "”°é “"0 °i ""9 mums. st, Louis 2
"S W" 1°“d‘“g by “Ve” Ao isouton' rittohur ' ll _ - - g 6, Boston 3.
"ms t° ”°”””g' The VM" "°“’°"°f- Aiunnroau Licnuua
first run in this inning, Stanley doing tef?t_n(_‘;h_§;';_Eo-Ctlicagii 2, lluaton l; __ the trick by a mighty hit to contre M 1, t '-t_ 1., ~1 ,,,., ,,,,,, . ,,,,_ 'rho length of today win ho um-_on field which took him to second base t uit ue ml H u 'I I' ` _
and completed the th r .' _ . ` equauy good mt b;`\1flPr01_;_:;\;ghw:l; YA; hot. Louis-St. Louis 2. New
made two bases on it. Milford was or '
' .'N. B. LEAGUE.
looked like scoring two runs 1, L M I _ . Carey rose to the occasion iilnd bcy r, At Bnngm_unng0r’ 10' H” John’ l"I~}'I‘ltIl<“Il<ll) MAN
. nc' At I¢‘rc<lricton-Game nwurdcd to 1nning_euded at that. Fredricton, 9 to 2; St, Croix pro-
In tue fifth and final inning the to-sts , ,,
- _ v ._,e
BASEBAIJII
Y" ' ~ " ` ' " ` ` T.` Moore Milford ' '
the Conns. ‘ Thu-d base .
The Conns. fvunde bettinsi streak swoeney H. Mcnoneic
in the third inning, Newsom, Swee- short; Stop
My and Currie s°ttinz home thrcuzh Newsom Mcneod
a.`iine hit to centre by McCarey, who Right Fiaid
made twc bases on the hit. and while can-io rurooii
Corrigan was batting stole to third Centre Field
555°. Bild UDAIIY ECW- 110109 fhl'0U§h fl Corrigan .................. ._ Stanley
wild throw by the pitcher to first Left Field
bw when C°rriss1\ meds H week Lssorty ............... .......... __ white stroke and ran for base. Not only Umpire; ML Chester Vanlderstine.
dm MCCMGY SN- |10l11°. b“f» C8I'l‘lE8H Base Judge: Mr. L. Campbell.
ras _ nuns
soon src
(Special to The Guardlgn)
'I`0RON'l`0, July 17.-Fair and
moderately warm.
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
'cloudy in the morning, clear in the
afttrnoon with bright sunshine; con- tinuing cleer at night.
The temperature at three o'clock
this morning by the Rexall Stove testdd thermometer with a northern exposure was sixty-two degrees above zero and with a southern exposure was sixty-four above.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty-six degrees above zero and the lowest’ was fifty-four above. The lowest the previous night, was fifty-three above. At nine a.n\. it was fifty-eight above abd at nine p.m. it was fifty-four above.
The tide will be high this morning
nt 9.04 and tomorrow at 9.58; it will bc high tonight, at 11.19 and tu- morrow at 12.
The sun sets this evening at 7.40
and tomorrow nt 7.45; it rises to- morrow morning ut 4.26 and Satur-
The moon rises tonight nt 8.06. The first quarter of the moon wus
on Thursday, July 10th, at 5.37 p, m.
Thcrc will bc u full moon on Fri- ny, July 18th, nt 2.06 n.m.
hours und twcuty~one rliiiilltos, ' (From Yeuf.eriluy’i-1 Iijvcninrv iimirtlinli)
'I‘he temperature nt lliiiill Nclock
tr-ii tlxcrmornctcr with pi northern nx- this morning by the ltexall Btorc tvs- posure was sixty-ilvc ilcgrc“i-\ nbovo zero.
10,000 YEARS (lI.Il
MUUHFI JAW, Rusk-.. July I5.-
Scvcral lwofcssurs urc now en route tu Willow linnch to acc the |1ct|‘ii`uuI mnn discovered ihcrc und which is
| snitlito be 10,000 ycnrs old. Among
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 9; Chica-
' A£"'i°hi1.i'.i'él`i»nii£-`"i'ifiioi<ie1'iihia, 2;
the number is Prof. Hill Tout, of tix-
tween the pitcher and th b v 1 . . 1
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gzdpsgs ;;xi0m_7I‘;'__tQa"i€_an» Puttup At Montreal-'Foi‘ont0 5-, Montreal
. ’ mv W 0 a¢CeD eil 4. v ~ . . ..
it with ii.,.,,i.,,_ 0,, the Owe, hand ,At _,em ,, _ , Hi<.Ni»i~.usoN 1~.1.1~.<_'rIcu
. _ y City-Jersey City 2, . ._ _ _ .v
;i;ny,c,;;;,.__,;t€tth§;rh;,es,) score of u___,1_,____vi__e__ce __ HY Ati I AMA i ION
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anu stole to soiorui iiosgseiigg At Bm;[~1uh')_<§mchestcEAuilrliunulu 5' [‘(’Nm’N' ‘my “;'“Si" M“""""" was struck out Mebeod 'got his base At N _' AYPI kN';,I‘ my ;' _:A ,- (~~ llcnilcrson has been clcctcd to l'ur. on |mpiH and Stanley by a nice shot’ c_____utiL"; or _ cw U' "' 'm' liament fur St. Georges :mil Huiiuvlw illled the bases. Martin, the next at 1»,,`;1,,de1,,,,,,,_1,|,i],,,‘,,],,,,,,_ 4 unobboscil. Hc succeeds the lute Ai. man' made 9' big hit and besides ma-W' Louis 3. V fred Lyttleton'
me two bases On it sent home Gar- At Boston-Pittsburg 3, boston 1.
or in L u a at 1 ' _ . _ , ' ' °
‘£_°;__e_““;___0v‘_’_s;° ua" neg? er¥_ai_?_ *£53 3 At Brooklyn Brooklyn 4, (.hicai,o _
Vanishes Forever
°_:1_*__l>g’___l_1 “ice Glitch bv_ th_i_r_d AMiei>l'cAN LEAGUE
- ' alll’ 0 Hnge in B 'At Detroit-Boston 7 Detroit 4. -- , .
’ Prompt Relief--Permanent Cure `
SWYIIEY got home OU H PB-S5911 ll8~U. land 5, New York il; second game, (fAR1‘ER'5 [_|1"l'[_|-1 'D - _ 'i
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l='.8~m6» But WIIBII Milford went in At Cleveland-First game, Cleve-
and Marti" got to third Im»5e~ Mil" New York 4, Ulevelaild 2. LIVER PILI§nzv¢r " f f0l`<l. h0W€V€X‘. was Dut Out ut flfet At Chicago-First game, l’hiladel- fail. Purely vegei-
base and the game ended, victory bc- pliia 1, Chicago Oi second game, sblwsct surely ' _._ _ ing gal-ned by the Connaughts by sev-‘ (ghicazo 5_ philademhia 1_ ' but _gently on »/'_ ;/,5 °“ “ms to four- _ At St. Louis-Washington 3, St. '~h°l“'°'° °“- //,"1/,fl-' ‘TTLB
The teams lined up as follows: Louie 2_ _5*°Pl|1¢' _. /5" ‘VER Conn Club vie, muh 4___i___- _ 35111” _,. ~’ ._ V "U-5' Pitcher ' DEATH on BALAKLAVA nano d"“°”_ ' Wil
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Mc(‘-arey ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Martin --- mio___i_,_Pmn,|_° c°mP|n,°_____b. tm
catcher Urlca, Juiy ic.-Daniel Dowling, 5, 5 U S , S I, .
McAlccr .. Garrett_ who was in thc charge of thc Light "ccyce;' u- nu'
First base ‘Brigade at Balaklava, died in his n 'ne-"M" 'g"_°“"° _
F. Moore . . . . . . . . . .__ Prowse ` country home yesterday. He was 'C _
Second base born in Ireland in 1832. ,
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