SFGRTS OF THE DAY. THE ST. PAUI, GI,OBE MONDAY AUGUST 22, 1893. 5 At New York—New York vs. Cleveland. practice of presenting deserving players with Boyd Hartzen's time was 40 minutes. Miller At Philadelphia— Philadelphia vs. Louisville. flowers has been discontinued; and baskets of covered the d stance some weeks ago In 43 TWO SINS ON AN At Washington— Washington vs. Pittsbuig. peaches are substituted. In the event the. ERROR Browns any of minutes. showing "deserving players" C. Chrlstianson and Phil Ryan were given Orphans played grand pianos will be hurled at them.— • minutes; CHICAGO. Aug. 21.— The Louie SL handicap of Boven George Pyne eighteen errorless innings today, taking both Globe-Democrat.• • • and Adiolph Warburton a handicap of thre« THESAINTS COULD games minutes, scratch AIL GATHER j from Brooklyn. The visitors hit Calla- < and the men were E. John- Manager Jimmy Manning has It figured ut son, J. Bozogram, Walter Marshall P C Jjan for three earned runs in the first in- that Milwaukee will not be in the Western iMlller, W. Yolk, Boyd JOBBERS OF and ST. AT league Hartzen 'Edward MANUFftCTURERSIKD «ccc IN nng of the opening game, but were unable to race longer than this week and part Aymer. PAUL MILWAUKEE a sccoo©ccccccce©ccoccc touch pitched the of next. After finishing with the clubs In the Th,e <;at BOOTS AND SHOES him afterwards. Thornton Western division, the contestants finished the pavilion In DRY GOODS HATS, CAPS second game and pitched the game of hla Brewers start on a trip the following order:. George Pyne, Adolph AND GLOVES life, out the playing twenty-one games away from Couilskey'K Men Defeated In Enny shutting his opponents without -Indianapo.is News. home! Warburton, P. C. Miller, Edward Ayme-r, semblance of a hit. Both Dunn and Kennedy Jimmy Manning should Phil Ryan, C. Christ'anson, Boyd Hartzen j! FOOT, did know- better than to make such a I'n.shiou by the BretverH H,u- I great work on th-e slabs, but were poorly y statement. Bozogran, E. Johnson, Walter Marshall | SC!JULzi^&ncoT| UndekG, Warner &SchuriH3i3r, Lanpher, Finch & Skinner, 7,000; a e I\?s1 ß°t;« R.H.E. }? ,\a ™n°MllwauJtee has played better and Charles Keep the HitH Well Scattered i *— 7h! tlmn at on 'Meier acted as timekeeper- at White Bear. FINE > Hats, anj ;; Chicago 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 4 7 0 >, ., home this season. If Jimmy- j; SHOES. Caps, Furs Glovas, fhfnkfthinks he oZeZl*t0 T Two Brimlew Games Brooklyn 3 0000000 o—3 6 3 will pat the Brewers out of the n tW Cor. 3dani DRY GOODS and NOTIONS / Mnker» of the '\sorth Star Pur Coit" Played Chance; neS week he had - \i'inonu ZeZl*tlT "Laupher Batteries, Callairan and Dunn and Kmi- , better look "P Mack Horaea. &lT < t and the Hat." l>> the Chieasro Ornliinin. Grim. Kill.ea. VGross et al., and wager a few suits \*CVERSHOES Wacottta. S lliuers' aud Lumbermen's Suit! — for the winter.— WINONA, Minn., Aug. 21.— Winoua. horae3 J J a Sf.ecialty. Second Game •—R.H.E. Milwaukee Wiscon- are making a very creditable East Fourth StfdSL |j Milwaukee 0 0 0 2 0 0 of^clothes show'ng in the JIBO-184 oli*4, HI iipoli.t O. Thornton Donahue; Manager Comiskey has released Outfle.-.der Wednesday against a Batteries, and Kennedy liaaie large number of starters. W. Willand K«un City s, and Ryan. Burke. The same personal habits which of this HARNESS AND SADDLERY Colatmbvn '2. resulted in his being dropped from big city, acted a3 driver. < < league the KAKCFACTIJKEHB AND WHOLESALERS OF C Powers Dry Goods Co., Knhs: Comin to St, I'jihl. are credited with hia leaving the 31 iv Paul club at this time. Burke and Miller Importers and Jobbers of I STANDING OF THE — at are OUT OE CLUBS. DETROIT, Aug. 21. St. Paul gets WiUm.-.r. • * PBISON. P. R. LHardeobergh Played. Won. L;st. P. "Noodles" Hahn. Whtn the St. team » Boots and Shoes &Ct>- 1 C. Paul - p •• 1 is City 112 GS 44 .637 was here on Tuesday a deal was made with ne st aul team will play at Oshkosh Gov. Seofleld, tit Winc«»ii Miii,I'm.lons ? Pisiirletors of Minnesota Shoe Co. ? Dry Goods, Notions, |; . Jobbers of... Comiskey. by Etc. Milwaukee 11l C 7 U .6J4 I tho terms of which Hahn is 4J nn Aged Indianapolis 108 to "liifer." 5242-280 EAST FIFTH STREET. S AudManufacturers of I, 3 anl * 63 43 .584 turned over St. Paul for the balance of the ', Findin^ Sad- ' St P*«l 1(3 £2 4T .553 Beaton. It is understood that Comiskey MANY RACERS READY. MADISON, Wls., Aug-. 21.—Gov. Sco- ifIEN'S KUHiS.mil'.-. UOi>»^. I dware - Maaufactu- \u25a0Columbus 102 r.B « .X) \u25a0\u25a0 eh pped quite a chunk off the Southpaw's fleld today pardoned r// ofs'^Harneas - !'• \u25a0 aaiigf. Hahn, apeared Patrick McDon- i»^ o Horse Col- ! trolt 106 40 C 6 .077 who to be satisfied The law and Saddlery Ko 37 PS ,i62 i with the deal, left for M'lwaukee- today, Horse* Scheduled to Appear at ald, an inmate of the state prison. Mc- KELLOGG, inall branch* |! Minneapolis 113 37 76 .32; where- he will join the Apostles tomorrow Rochester Is eighty years JOHNSON &CO. by of This Year. Bonald over old and >\ GROCERIES Hahn. the terms the contract Detroit years Manufacturers and Jobbers or •Exact percentages: Paul, .DfiSS; | made With John Brush, Minn., Aug. has been for thirty a "trusty" bus, St. Co'.um- T. is still Cincin- ROCHESTER. 21.-The South- The .S6S6. ! nati's property. It is not likely, however ern Minnesota fair place under the various wardens of the pris- Konantz Saddlery Cj. that Hahn willbe wanted for will take S'Pt. 12. J. H. ALLEN&CO., f( Swing's team 13. 14 and 15. The of on. During his entire term he has" not and Manufacturers and Jobiersla ! next year. list entries is one of a black Boots Shoes GA3IKB SCHEDULED KUU TODAY. the best in the history of received mark for violation Northwestern Agents 22"i in 911 i HARNESS, | the Rochester miet- of the prison rules. Boston D I0iil At Milwaukee—Milwaukee vs. St. Paul. Hanlon Will Xot Cclntewt. ing. Among the St. Paul horses which will Rubber S WhoSesaße Grocers. At Indianapolis — He received a life for mur- shoo company. East Fourth St. ) STOCK SADDLES' Indianapolis vs. Minneapolis. I BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. contest are J. S. Peterson's Neater and E W- sentence ., < 21.-Han!on has G. der committed in Door county, he 20 -rO3 Thl.>J 3 LLAR3' E practically decided to ab de by W. Sherwood's Oslund L. Sylva Wool- hav- 1 E. Forthe Trade TC. j! the decis on of Laverna, ing; pleaded guilty. His rap- oSP MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Auet. 21.—(Spe- i the board of directors of the league. At the ward and and John O'Connor's health is The Oldest Wholesale Grocery Ilouse In ( same time he will to Hartford Jr. The programme in full fol- idly failing, and his release was ask- 227-231 E. c:i.\> -With s;rtat ease the Brewers to- see it that Holmes re- by ibe Northwest. < 6th St. ij j ceives full pay for the rest of the season. lows: ed relatives in order tha.t they Tarbox, day administered to ! He is now Tuesday. Sept. 13, 2:40 trot, purse might care for Schliek & Co., another defeat ; negotiating with an outfielder to Bglle Clifton, $200- him for the little "time WHOLESALE \ Ccznirkey's Saints. Frioken was hit take Holmes' placo until Brodie recovers fiom C. B. Waddell, 'Minneapo is- the old man is likely to live. MANUFACTURERS S his injury. Han'.on s;;ys it IRevenue King, Harry A. Rutherford, Austin; hard and the Brewers bunched their that if were mere- (on B, Whitaore, \ ly a mater of money he would keep Holmes \ E. JanesvUlp; Solera X |SCHEFFER & ' bits In tin' second arM fourth innings, j In the and $1,0)0 go. j S. Curry, Fergus Falls; Jennie Belle, Henry PROMPTLY Boots < ROSSUmT ! team let the But the and Manufacturer* andJobbarj } O'son, Rochester; B, LYNCHED. Shoes f Ki>.t>;<.'i ustd gieat head work through- jut Baltimore manager, in the first place, believes : Julian ?co t and rraig, Salesroom and Factory: < < 9., < * game, and, In obedience to the constituted Rochester: Pilot Lambert, Riverside farm (Jeoi-Kfa MERCANTILE C ]\u25a0 Harness, ut the Ufa >ugh he was wildI authorities Berlin, Wis. ; Larkspur. Negro Wim Committed n. Saddlery, Shoa Findings times, kept and does not wish to defy the board, unjust J. M. Underwood 228-240 East Third Strast. < and b4 he the hits well scatter- i and outrageous Luke City; Dinah G, MarK OHn, Rochester- Triple Murder. \ WHOLESALE GROSEH3. j! I Shoe Store Supplies. cd. as its treatment of him has Oura Nutwood, Allls, been. Jrre Ts!nour=. AMERIOUS, Gia., Aug. 21.— most ? Tea Importers, Coffee Roasters, Spioa 'i Al.x Smith, tlie Brooklyn catcher, ar- 2:18 pace, purs^ $300— Tom G'en The j174-173 E. Seely, Mankato; Nestor, Charts fiendish crime in the I Urinders and Manufacturers of \ 4th St. this morning from Chicago, whera | Exhibition Game. J. S. Petersci St history of Sumter BICYCLES ( Flavoring Extracts. ) Capi ' Paul: Silver William Kaiser. Merrill county, or the whole state, Tom Daly secured him for the NEW Aug. Wis.; leska, Leaf. was com- iin » He , YORK. 21.— The Cleveland base N. H. White, Marathon, Io ; mitted at Friendship, era. will catch here until ball team suffered defeat at the hands of the Paddy Ryan, Lon Matthews, Red Wiig- MoUy twelve miles west MEN'S Speer gets well agrain. caught t West New York club, a local band of pro- O. Charles A. Cook, of here last night. Mrs. James Mc- F.M. Smith & Bro., FURNISHING GOODS Cay's same, ' Red Wing; E-ar Maid. i 1. and though he made a fessionals, tcday at Weehawken, N. J. The Casper Thompson, Owatonna; Lse W, S. c' Garrah and her son, James Boone, were ) CRIGG3, COOPER &CO. bad throw to first, which grave the visi- score: Whitney, Dodge Center; Ina King E. S JOBBERS IN j R.H.E. Curry, Fergus Falls; murdered by a negro, with an ax, t' ra t':i-ir only two runs, his work was , Pancra Maid, A. J. whilp Arthur & Sternberg, Cleveland 3 5 1 Franklin, Blue Earth City; Eashaw, they were In their beds. Ajfter ~1 all that could be desired. His batting j West New York Clark, G E. this double murder, thß IMPORTERS &pDnf*C V'auufacturers and Jobber especially 6 11 1 Minneapolis; J D, W. Wills Xenia fiend caught a Bicucies ana sundries. DC is strong and helped the Batteries, Jones and Zimmer; Foster ana O.; iMox Nordue, T. J. Foley, Lake City; Ro- negro woman, tied her to a tree in the Manufacturers of tha ) home team a good J, WHOLESALE UilUllLllQ deal towards win- Burke. tha A. Van C.impen, Rochester; Bcynton, woods and mutilated her in a shocking "CCFHER SPECiAL" Men's ji ninr the gnme. Albert Graves, Rochester. died, BIiYCLS. Furnishing Goods, SHuliOHoe Defeated. race, Farmers' double manner. She but not until she J 242-252 E. St. r»..ly's fielding was the feature of the team pace or trot, purse $25. had told the murderer's Third ; Notions, 21.— Wednesday, Sept. 14, name. Acrowd Hosiery. Etc. Xi me and he made, with Stafford's as- SHAKOPE.K Aug. (Special.)—New Winona day; 2:33 at once started after the nce, two double plays. Prague defeated Shakopee today by a score pace, purse, $£00— Sylva Woodford, G. W. fiend. He CLOTHING 225-230-232 E VST FOURTH STRBBT. of 13 to 5. Kcenig and Hartz were the bat- Sherwood, St. Paul; Spark wood, Charl?s seeiy was caught, late tbis evening, and \ The Brewers mad? their first runs in tery for Shakopee. Owing to the absence of Mankato; E W, J. S. Peterson. St. Paul; promptly lynched. the second inning, on three successive some of its regular players the Shakopse Poena. Lon Wing; Queen, R. sacrifice, Matthews. Red 00,, singles, a Shugart's error, team did not do very good work. A. Perry, Rochester; Happy Wilkes, W. R. LARGEST AMERICAN FLAG. H.C. Burbank &Co., rP SEABUIYSEABUHY & Sam'l ami a fly to the outfieM. Two P>pornitz, Mankato; Crystal Wilkes, m, by j & more b HAHUTACTUREBa CW> ( Schwab Bro. came in the fourth, a base on balls, Series of Gaelics. Don Wilkea, Riverside Farm, Berlin, Wis.; 5 \ Manufacturers and jf \ It Floats Five WHOLESALE GROCERS Jobbsra two s;r.cles and double, and in Don J, b g, by Cclona, S. S. Johnston, Min- Hundred Feet Abuvc a one ABERDEEN, S. D.. Aug. 21.— The manage- neapolis; Renovine, h, by Ju»i)!tn the seventh on two singles and an ment of local b Longitude, Dr. the Silver. in- the ball nine is making arrange- R. D. Eaton. Minneapolis; Albani, br m. by AND IMPORTERS Men's fi< :\u25a0; nut. ments for games with Redfip'.d and Lisht, Willis, TYRONE, Pa., Aug. 21.— largest CLOTHING S^T ,\ riioux Bee Xenia, The to Goads Falls week. W. O. C 193 199 E. Third St'it. Fwmisliifi^ The vLsMors made Their only this Aberdeen will compete in trot, purse, L, runs in 2:17 $3Co— Oelund G. W. Sher- American flag in.tihe country was un- S Notion* and Ho*!or><0r>- tho fourth, with two out, tha Ortcnville tournament, which will bagia St. Paul; Red ranurjf. &\u25a0«* york city, men on two Aug. wood. Gamaleon, James Sulli- furled this s < 209-211 EAST .-. s base onto alls and Smith'.s on 28. van, West Liberty. Io.; Drum Major, E. S. afternoon between the FOURTH ST. » :ror. The score: Hold Jordan Oown to Two Hits. Curry, Fergus Falls; Jo3iphene Dixon, River- mountain tops of this town and 580 side Farm. Berlin, Wis.: Piko, Dr. Lucy J. yesterday Faston, feet above the siirl'ace of the Juanita COMMISSION Waldron,Milwaukee. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. At Jordan Carver won, 6 to 5. B. Rochester; R'ghtwood. J. A. Moor- MERCHANTS . GRIGGS & CO., >j rf 5 1 2 2 0 0 The batteries were Stans and liart: Knowlton hcuse, Jackson, Mich.; W. Xenia, river. The ceremonies were preceded Nico!, 5 Jackson; Ar.ti, WJl'l*. ISO-ISO-109198 E. Third St., S!.St. Pt-i'..Ptt'.. MILLINERY cf 12 5 0 0 and Nelten and Jackson. The fea- O.; Minnie Birchwood, Jere Allls, Isinours; by a parade, in which*all the civic so- Daly, ab 3 o l 5 3 0 i ture of the game was the battery work of Allercyone, Jere Allis,Isinours. cieties of Tyrone participated. The W< aver. If 3 0 2 3 0 0 j Stans and Hart, but two hits being race, R. E. GQBB, Stafford, made off One-half-mile— running purse, $CO, con- platform exercises consisted of the j Robinson, Co., lb 3 1 1 7 0 0j Stans. ditions Best two in three. Eoterence fee ten Jobber and Broker of < GROCERIES Straus & ! 3b singing of patriotic hymns and ad- I Importers aad . 4 12 110 per cent of rurse. Money GO, Supply Hotels, Restaurants, BoardlneBoarding < Jobbers of Smith, divided 30 and dresses by iL Paseoe, of Tyrone; ( c 4 113 11 ExliiltitionGame. 10 per cent of purse. W. Houses, and all who buy in quantity. Call lS Ribbons, Silks, Laces and Lee we. ss 2 0 1 1 1 1 — Thursday, Sept. 15, Rochester Day, 2:24 Thomas H. Murray, of Clearfield, and FRUITS ANDYEBETIBLES, and see whatwbat cancau be saved. Rettger, p 3 1 0 0 3 0 | SAGIXAW, Mich., Aug. 21. Exhibition purse $300— Rev. C. O. Sihangler, of J game: pace, Tom Glen, Charlts Seely. Somerset. Poultry, Gama, Baiter and Eggs. ] Detroit 8, St. Joseph 3. Mankato; Paddy Ryan, Lon Matthews, Red ..MILLINERY GOODS..!; 31-33 EAST Eastp Totals 32 6 12 27 9 2 j Wir.g; Steel Colbert, R. C. Niekers-on, Zum- IiAWTON IS SATISFIED. THIRD ST. C < 213-215-217-219 °^ St. Paul. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ! AMATEUR BASE BALL. -I'rota; Kalmar, Tom Graham, Rochester; GUNS, SPORTING GOODS, ETC. c Street. Campau. rf 5 Bettana Wilkea. Charles Sheridan, Minne- 0 0 2 0 01 Mox Geier. cf 4 0 13 10' apolis; Nordue. T.—..I. Foley, Lake Ci y. Can Maintain Order in Santiago Ghiuuvi;). 2b 4 10 2 3 0' The Bostons defeated the Horejs Bros, team 2:30 trot, purse $300 Lord Elmare, James Phugart. ss 2 12 5 3 at Aurora park Sunday afternoon for the Semple, Durand. Wis. ; Cross Patch, R. Fer- With Present Forces. Kennedy Bros., RUBBER 11 rier, Austin; Belle, Olsen, M.F. & j GOODS lb 4 1 second time this season. The Jennie Henry Glasscock. 0 8 0 ol pitching of Rochester; WASHINGTON, Aug. Maj. 3b 4 0 1 1 3 0 Gdhrig was a feature, he having fifteen strike- Julian B, Scott and Craig, Roch- 21.— Gen. 1•£ SCast ThirdStreet. s X s Go»d», Gilkn. i outs to ester; Deicorah Jr., Scott and Craig, Lawton, IIEVIOS P»rtln": S Preston. If 3 0 0 1 1 0 i his cred.t. Dolan caught a good Roch- in command of the military II™ J*Vj Athletic &;itU:ior>.*>;it!i:tor.. 3 0 1 0 2 0 as Clifton, Minneapolis. the department Poultry, Game, Eggs, •Phyle 1 0 1 0 0 0 i played with quite a number of errors. Score: IBc!l C. B. Waddell. war that the number Horejs Bros 2 4 2 0 1 2:13 pace, purse $T>oo—Laverna, St. Paul; of under his command, FHCITS AMD PUODUCE. S ' 0 6 2 o—l7*— !Silver Leaf, William Waiscr, MerriM troops including Cor. Robert and 3d Sts. Totals 34 2 8 *23 13 1 Bostons 5 10 3 3 0 4 2 18 j Wis.; Lots ( Next Sunday Hartford Jr., John J. O'Connor, St. Paul; the Fifth infantry and Twenty-fourth E3?~Cnr a Specialty. 3 0 •— afternoon the Bostons willI Donovan, 0 2 0 0 10 6 Icross bats with the Adams Street Stars, of Tim C. A. Smith. Blue Earth City, Kansas volunteers, willbe sufficient for \V§? G00d5....; St. Pau! 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 o—2 j at Llbbius Lucy J. B. Easton, Rochester: Minneapolis, Aurora park for $5 I. t„\u25a0 , 98-l«0-10>E 7th a side. Prince Ananias, G. H. Dale, Springoort, the maintenance of peace and good St •Phyle batted for Fricken in the ninth, The Bostons would like to arrange a gam^ ANO HARDWARE r>a!y cut by i with" the Plymouths Mich.; George L, Gretna Trotting Horse order in that province. In case it is CROCKERY GLASSWARE bunt strikes. or the Langfords, to be Syndicate, Gretna, Man.; Tw-o-base Weaver, Daly; Iplayed Sunday morning. Answer through Rotha J, A. Van decided to send him reinforcements, balls, hits. bases on Campen. Rochester; Boynton, Albert Graves, off Rettger 4, oft Fricken 4; hit by The Globe. Rochester. however, he suggests that it be a pitched ba:i. Rettger 1; struck out, by Rett- I Wemott, Howard & Co,, Aganls, Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk&Co. | r r ?. by Fricke-n 3; double FIXE PITCHERS' Equadron of cavalr.v. j | St. Paul Co., 2; plays, Daly to BATTLE. Importers aud Jobbers ) | Rubber Stafford sacrifice h:t, Leewe; umpire, YACHTS RACE TODAY. WHOLESALS 1]\ f JOBBERS OP— ) Sheridan; time of game. 2 hours. WAS NOT SHOT. Crockery, Glassware, Athletics Defeated the St. Anthony CUTLERY, Opening; of the Interlake HARDWARE, \u25a0HXEBB SHIT Ol'T. i'ni\u25a0iiilurc Yesterday. Series at Cluh On the Contrary, Gen, Ilfvera Is En- Cutlery, Lamp Goods, Etc. Rubber Goods! Wlilte Bear. aUSIS, Etc. Boots and Shoes, Another fine game of base ball was played joying: Excellent Health. 385-387 St. and Mackintoshes. Miiiin-jipoUs Men at tlie Mercy at Lexington park yesterday afternoon, The Interlake association regatta opens at Jackson \ II 371-373 of the White Bear morning. MADRIR, J nO3E?T STR.SBT. Frank Foreman. St. Paul Athletics defeating the St. Anthony lake this Aug. 21 (7 p. m.)—The re- Furniture company's team, 5 to 1, although In the contest between the East and West, port cabled from Gibraltar that Gen. TNIMA.VAPOLIS,Ind., Aug. {Special- 21.— the game was a tie until the eighth inning. to be participated in by the Hoodlum and Primo de Rivera, formerly governor DRUGS Frank Foreman had the at his msrey Akela, the G. 0). SCALES. WINDMILLS, Millers Munch, forirerly of this city, but now a first race willbe sailed this morn- general of the Philippines, had been [ G. W. Hackett Hardwara \ ETC todsy. The four hits ing secured were scattered Chicago boy, pitched for the Athletics, and over a twelve-knot course with the fol- )j Importers attJauS Jobbers of \ shot, without through the game, except in the third !nn- did excellently, striking out fifteen men and lowing crews: is foundation. Gen. de NOYES BROS. & CUTLER, \ hen there was a pair, but sharp fleld- holding the Furniture folk down to five hits. Hoodlum, representing the— Yacht Racing Rivera, it is announced, is in good Oldest aud Largest Drugr House iv S\ > Hardware, Cutlery, Sporting s |Fairbanks, The Furniture nin O'Regan Association of Massachusetts Captain, Ward health. ! | mp on the part of Dibby Flynil prevented .- had expected Burton; the Northwest. S any visitors, to pitch, but it was found impossible at H. J. Burton, main sheet, and Alex- > Goods, Tools, Bicycles ; $ Mopse advancement. The in fac\ only j the ander the jib, Se Go. had one proximity last moment for him to participate, and Higginson on and three others m-an in close to the plat°. I be selected today. Spanish Cortes. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Fairbanks StaadarJ Scalas, Gas This was Davis, given pass- j Powers went in. Ritter, of the St. Paul to and j and who had been club, caught for the team, Akela, representing the White Bear Yacht LONDON, Aug. 21—Adispatch from Madrid and Dealers in Paints, Oils, Glass aud \ | ) Gasoline Engines, ports to first, and who had been advanced and under his Glassware, Surgical ( 1 and^undries^Sundries^^^^! Eclipse and Fair- coaching club—Captain, C. M. Grlggs; main sheet, News, yesterday, say Instruments to thinl on a right field drive by Burke in Powers showed unusually good to the Central dated 3it and l banks Steel WindniiUs, Pnnips, Pipa the eighth. form, as until the eighth inning the Athletics Andy Peterson, C. W. Bunn and Don Bunn, is officially announced that the coites will Appliances. \ < ' to and Fittiugs, Etc. The Champions to first, were hardly able touch him. Ritter batted on the jib Samuel Bunn. assemble in September for the purpose of pro- HEAVY HARDWARE chose hit and th-5y ball lot, making The White Bear Yacht oner, necessary tabbed two tallies in the first Inning, the all over the three of the club will keep viding the authorization of the i Furniture people's five hits off Munch. house at Ramaley's and on the island during chambers to the signing of articles of peace Hogrifver was handed four wida ones, and 1 the DRY GOODS DEAN, ;rt sacrificed. Kahoe lined a sinelc to The detailed score: entire week. Refreshments will be on the rart of Spain. | NICOLS & "1~] SEEDS kit served on the pretty little villa just at the Iron, Steel, ; m which "Hoggie" scored, and Kihie St. P. A. C. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. point of SlisN Barton Sails. c Wholesale Wagon audand S proceeded to pilfer to Harvey, 0 the island and the club have seror.d. Motz came If 5 1 1 0 0 to t: i scratch wi.h sirgle M. Delaney, rf chartered the steamboat Maud carry the SANTIAGO, Aug. 21.—Clara Barton, of the jFinchTvanS^ a th£t score! the ' 5 0 1 0 0 0 club guests catcher. Xi.-hol forced Votz at s cand, and C. Delaney, 2b 5 1 2 0 1 0 members and their to the island, Red Cross society, aceompanisd by Vice Presi- S WHOLESALE \ IjARDWARE,HARDWARE, get Martin, where an excellent view of the entire race dent Jarvis, of the North American Trust CARRIAGE n-as doub:cd himself. The Indians men on j lb 6 0 2 8 0 0 cp.n be > bs.srs in the? third, fourth, fifth and seventh, Claytor, c 5 0 had. company, will sail today for Havana on the Dry Goods, Notions ? Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock, 0 15 3 0 Tuesday evening a reception and ball win steamer Clinton. Miss Barton is to organize \ and j; i'jd the visitors had me.n on bases in t^rae Marshall, 3b 2 1 0 0 2 0 tendered I > of innings, not scores, j Jahnke, be the visiting yachtsmen and their Red Cross work in Havana. Carpets, LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES. these but could make cf 3 0 0 1 0 0 friends at Ramaley's. A long list of patron- ! ; In the eishth, after Foreman had fain d ! Mitchell, ss 3 1 0 1 1 1 have tf< oly again favored Hogriever Munch, p 3 10 2 esses responded to Invitations and the ) A«d Mont:- nriiTO' CIIDJII^HIHf! Pflflns! with a j 3 0 affair will doubtless be one of great bril- WHITE BEAR YACHT CLUB BALL. facturersof !i base on balls, and Stewart advanced him j liancy. \ tola ruhnlonlNii Wi% I tvirha drive to third. Ka^ce hit in the same Totals 36 5 6 27 10 1 special ocket, time A train will leave at 7:20 p. m., on Shore, I and this Burke threw wrdly St. A. R. Tuesday evening, to Ramaley's, Lake Aug. 23d tn Carey, Hogrlever plate. F. Co. AB. H. PO. A. E. returning the city after THE CRANE &GRDWAY C9 and crossed the Rutzen, ss 3 0 1 the hop 11:20 p. m. The following Ithecr^j TEAS, COFFEES ninth, 5 3 4 at mem- Train leaves Union Depot, via St Paul & j AND SPICES Allen got a life on Carey's muff in the Francisco, cf 3 0 0 2 0 0 bers of the club have this part of the enter- Duluth Railroad, 7:30 p. m.; returning leaves ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK I1MntitifacturorsMatinfacturers of Iro»Irott Pips,Pip;, BrassBra93 S and Flynn hit safely to center, berth men j Hanson, If 4 charge: advancing on Letcher's Hickey o 0 1 1 0 tainment In White Bear 11:20 p. m. Only 25 cents round 1 Goods, FittinFittings,Ks, Etc., for Steam, Oas,0 >*. >) fumble. hit i Burgess, 3b 4 1 0 2 1 2 W. W. Price, E. H. Morphy. Howard trip. 1 to Reiily, who threw to the plate, aud Al- Powers, Wheeler, Fletcher, |i Water attdand Sanitary Specialties; Job- C nficCorrniciT^ len p 4 0 0 0 1 0 W. J. Murray, Paris E. S Importers andJobbersof was run down. Flynn and H'ckey occu- Ritter, c 3 0 8 6 0 0 P. Smith Jr.. H. A. Merrill, H. Van Vleck. Naval Promotions. ST. PAUL FOUNDRY CO., ) fcers it*in Iron and Wood Ptimps,Pumps, Wall IS pied third and second in the. meantime. Fore- Maxwell, ( < bulls, filling sicks, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 A. B. Driscoll, F. M. Douglass, F. D. Mon- WASHINGTON, Aug. president Machinery, BeltinacHos*Beltlttj^Hosa and.slid. Packing.Packing / ...Teas, and Spices... man cot hia base on the Fitch, lb 3 0 0 fort, 21—The has MANUFACTURERS OF Coffees j! mid Hogriever flew to Wilir.ot, Flvnn scaring. I Horesch, 9 0 0 T. L. Warm and F. R. Bieelow. made the following promotions in the navy: } Hauufactnrers of one, 2b 2 0 1 3 4 1 The races willbe for the best three out of Howell, ... fnwart popped a high which Rellly got heats, Commodore John A. to be rear ad- S Flsvoritto; Extracts, under, ending getting. five and with the exception of the miral, vice Charle9 S. Norton, retired; Lieut. Architectural Iron Work! Bakinc PowJer ! the run The score: \u25a0 Totals 29 1 5 27 10 7 contest In the big class, will be sailed every Commander Winslow, ta be advanced five J Coffco Roasters mi Spice Tndiar.apolis. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. St. P. A. C 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 o—s afternoon until some one of the boats entered numbers on the list of lieutenants for ex- HATS, CAPS AND GLOVES ) Grittder.4. Tlogriever. rf 3 2 0 3 0 0 has captured three traordinary General Foundry Work. - wart, St. A. F. Co 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 o—l races. heroism; Lieut. Edward Ander- . 2b 4 0 1 3 1 0 The races will be called promptly at 2:05 son, to be advanced five numbers on the list Kahoe, c 4 113 10 Two-base hits, Martin 2; three-base hit, p. m., and special trains will leave St. Ritter; bases balls, Pov^ers of lieutenants for extraordinary heroism. GORDON & FERGUSON. WALL PAPER Motz. lb 2 0 19 0 0 on by 6; hit by Paul at 1:30 p. m. to enable those in the Chief Engineer George Cowle, to be advanced TINWARE |\ FERGUSON. KichoL If 4 0 0 10 0 pitcher, Horesch; struck out, by Munch 15, city to leave In the afternoon in time to < by 3; bases, three numbers on the list of chief engineers s Established 1871. ABen, ss 3 0 0 4 5 0 Powers left on St. P. A. C. 11, witness the races. for conspicuous conduct In battle. J [•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: n. cf 4 114 0 0 St. A. F. Co. 4; time, 1:45; umpire, Frank BaziMe^^PartridgeT" McCarthy. \C Hickey. 3b 4 0 10 3 0 WHOLESALE For^rr.2n, p 3 0 0 0 2 UPTON'S CHALLENGE:. Cheap to Superior. & Co., Hats, 0 BASE BALL BRIEFS. Trip Lake Tne Home Danz Gloves # Furs ; Totals 31 4 5 27 12 0 On Aug. 25 the North-Western Line, C, Lit) «!catchers years &so he made the proposition to the PUBLIC B. SIiSIO.-V, i»ru,>rl)tjr . pitcher, by Foreman 2; sacrifice hits, in the business. • • • Cork Yacht club to challenge with an Irish ond Mineral waters. Fruit ciders, Stewart, Motz; double plays, Allen, Stewart yacht, but at the time there were Washington, D. C, Aug. 20.—0. W. Gould, a • and difficulties prominent lawyer city, CREAMERY SUPPLIES ::il >l')tz; Andrews Carey; stolen base, Treasurer P. H. Comiskey, of the St. Paul in the way, apU9(13U8, 0., Aug. 21.—Tho locals were when it can illafford it. ha» always taken a lively Interest In yftqht the present, owing to tn* advice of the phy- Creamery Machinery audfind Dairy Suppllaa,Supplies, lyed at every point today. Egan kept racing, and Is a member of sicians of liis wife that tie remain »t home, several clubs. Lady Mayoress being great- CREAM SEPARATORS. Men's Famishing '\u0084./• :iiis well scattered. Score: The man who caught for Milwaukee yes- In fact, he has always been Interested In all the health of the Goods. R.H.E. terday was Alex Smith, of the Brooklyn form of sport." ly impaired. 0010001 o—2 10 4 team. Smith his Liverpool. Aug. 20.-*-I. Zangwlll,the novelist PAihylPr6du£e yorfit^Uwia.cor, sixm and ros^ji,rqs^ji. Coluaibns ....0 will catch for Milwaukee until "What la motive for Issuing the chal- yorfx^Uwis. ona "Summit Shirt." : aa City ...0 10 1112 2 o—B 11 2 Speer is able to go into the field again. lenge at this time?" and journalist, is a passenger on the Lueanla, Btttur, Chee*. Egg* Mil*w>4 %&&&*• i-.UNrcs, Brown and Buckley; Egan and ''Sir Thomas* view is this: England which left Liverpool' for JNew York today. Qnim. return and Iftfe4*J>*Jgi!lsfsf Wi'.aa. Friend's to the Columbus team was Scotland have had repeated opportunities to I «JLlt«k . t not for long. He begged to be reinstated and cottest for the trophy and hay* failed, but Rusalan Hhtp Wrecked, FLOUR , WVTIOXAL, promised good bohavior.but went on a "paint- Ireland has had no chanoe. He 1 PAINTS LEAGUE. ing" expedition the very thinks Ire- LONDON, Aug. 21'.—Thd Russian transport BINDERS, first night, after Te- land Bhould no longer retnain the Cinderella Tamboff. from St. Petersburg for Ar- HARVESTERS, ETC . beau had taken him out of the game because of the family, and In yachting, at any Hte, thur, Port he was wild. He asked Loftus should take her proper placft among with TOO troops And a Quantify of am- WM. LINDEKE ROLLER MILLS, T.PAUL WHITE LEAD & OIL 1\\(. Krrorlesa Gnmes Played by the to let him tipe na> on board, LINDEKE ROLLER | C3.7" sign somewhere else, but Loftus suspended tions of the earth. The yacht be arrlv»d al Dftrtmfouth to- MANUPACTfRERS ).» Chicago Orphan*. again, for good time, Ireland, will built , slightly damaged, as the result of & ool- Walter A. Wood Harvester Go. KA.KUI'ACTUBEHKAXUrACTtXRER 09OF him •this• * he says. in and she IS to be called the Bhaift- m with an brijfoff Dover, rock. Her crow will be Irish, and ehe. la to Eiition unknown' ' Factory Hazel Park. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Base ball enthusiasts in Topeka are very be built in the yards of & wolrf, >v Paint, anxious to league Harlan.4 APPLE Lion Brand Fjouse Played. Won. Lost. P.C. secure a Y\'estern franchise Belfast. Rt, Hon. W. J. Plrrls is taking the Over 57 Million In Pivldenda. custom FLOUR. 104 69 for their town wKhin the next two years interest In the matter. firni are Dollar^ ' Harvesters £ Binders, BLOSSQ^ Bcifcn 35 .6fi3 ore making a great fight keenest His This is and 1 _ FLEXIBLE FLOOR PAIK7. lanati 107 67 40 .62C and for Sunday the builders of the White Star liners." -what tha ''Calumet Jtocla I , Malleable Dealer in Flour, &MillFeed. by painters. ball with that ond in view. For ten years mine has paid Its owners. H 1». flow being Rakes, work, Grain A soods used Baltimore 100 G2 38 .620 Sunday games were not allowed in Topeka Worked at a depth of nearly W^QUvteni or Mowers and ymi\ 103 61 42 .592 in to validity MILLER WON IT. a mile and temjg Ycrk 103 59 44 but order test the of the law a may no how muo.fi Setter the .573 game was played last Sunday and the play- ore extend, |f you wljh to visit thl* SYRUPS — igo 107 5S 49 .542 ers were arrested. The case has not yet famous copper country, MATTRESSES AND IRON BED33[ urg 10} 53 52 .£0) players Messengers' Race to Bear Was Aug. 25, p., Join the excursion BABft, PQOf{B> BUNDS, ; been decided. If the win their case, White via 0., St. m. $ p. PaUwa?. to BJO.yy delphia 100 48 52 .4SO the fans believe that base ball in Topeka Will His Vletotry. Bayfleld, tlieno<3 via steamer, ip Hanoook, Towle's Log Cabin :>n 101 38 63 .376 prove such a success that by 1900 a placd Mich.Ionly f7,BQ £or round j"S, ißy't'WPß V.'rili'ngton 103 39 64 .379 in the Western league• may• be secured. Eleven of thai 'Western Union messenger feotm Manufacturing CO., Union Mattress Company. boulsrille lOfi 39 67 .3SB « boys participated In a b'cycle race- from the formation call at 418 avinua, Min- Lou:s 106 CO 76 .2^3 Capt. Coo'.ey — game; neapolis, Nioollef Paul, Bt Get in the wake up. offices at yourtft and BoUwt streets, to B«- cr £98 Hubert At. Mattresses, Woven Wire ISattra33a3Ifiattras3a3 t IVlaple Sypup Flick—Oh, Idon't know; theTe are others. C. »tfM^ — do; --maley's pavilion, at "White Bear> yesterday Cots, Cribs, Cradles, Iron Beds, Atiiolutclypure and fullmeasure. GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY. C. Never mind me. Don't do as 1 do as Md Bfltids, and Klin* — Isay, and— we'll have "the best team In the morning. Poxes Folding Beds, Feathers. The Towre Maple Syrup Company At BalMruorc Baltimore vs. St. Louis. league." Philadelphia• •Inquirer.• The b*trt time mi mad* by P. O, mU>B Cbildreo'fChildren'^ \lPoston— Boston vs. Cincinnati. who went th« 98 jnlnutos, ITJ East TlUrdThirdStreet, St. Paul. Fairfax. Vt St. I'aul. Minn. Brooklyn reach, b distance In***>< Jso» U.I CJi caso—Chioaco vs. are bo plentifulia Canada that the ward Axomt vh •> minute > t4 mJiim^ frftt £s*»"*