THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. JUNE 3 IS03.
6
MAYS & CROWE CROW
HARDWARE DOUBLES THE DRY
UOODS SCORE.
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VUdntnalay's Pally.
Har.ltrare t. Dry Goodt vat the cm
before the umpire yesterday afternoon,
aud the favor were pretty well Uiviile.t,
the ecarlet anj purple and blue and
g IJ being at a Hand-off on the ground.
The aiterooon wat iverfect, even the
wind Handing Hill for fear of giving
the ball a blow, while the tan actually
hid hit lacs for fear he ovght get a tvlpe,
CO high did the bvtr .rat they walked
onto the diamond, the "Dry Good" in
One of the fair aJmirere.
their red toil looking at if they thon.ht
they were "all wool and a yard wide,"
ad the Hardware at thiniug in their
Woe troneert and white sweater a a
newly poliihed Hove. The diamond
wat (orroanaed with about 3000 tpecta-
ton. teeminulT reeardletl of the un
certainty of a ball ; while pushing ciote
to eee who could come nearest the
''diamond" were the lair admirer, who
bad more than a passing interest in the
game.
A the "ox k of the dry good rooai"
walked onto the field togged in tcarlet
and pnrple, "Billy MiKinley," the
mascot for the May & Crone path,
tepped op a if to do him up in the Grot
Bin'ct play to beat the band.
toning, but cone! u Jed he'd wait until
after the ball and tee if he did have any
Crowe in him after ail ; bat the poor
bird looked hen pecked a the game
prog retted. The umpire looked wiee
ad withed they bad been born tiiplett.
Datch McCoy concluded there wtt
ooaga of him to make three at any
rate, while Ballard didn't dare even to
bet ice cream oda either way, nor give
either ide the Icy (hake. At one time
bedtdfeel a little thaky when Evan
objected to being out because the French
fovod hi pott deserted. Cut the game
proceeded in a friendly way an I 1 jy 1b
wrangling wa heard, although the
jonnt ladie declared one of the oacher
said a "naahty word;" bnt he wa to
raod natnreil the rest of the game that
be wat forgiven.
In the fint Inning Dry Good went r.p
with four run to ttieir credit, aid Hard
ware wa all itove to, tiaving made a
roote egg, at the nine time explaining
to the r trie mil who had bet marble
an 1 peanut on the game bow it all
bappened : That the catcher wa a little
Natty, and had two rib broken; the
pitcher wa a "Chawley" boy; the 6rtt
heteman wa in love and the Evan
Lontdal pose at tb bat.
would fall before be'd let hi attention
be directed from the yoong ladies near
by; one fielder wa a Joe dandy, but
the other bad been op all Knight; the
third baseman took the game for Grant
ed, bat the second was dit-Got-ted ; the
right fielder bad a game leg, and came
near being arretted for Dot having any
visible mean to lupport Harry; and,
wont of all, the thort (top wa danc
ing a cike walk and trying to tuake
ft hit at the tame time, when wh'i-
ler gave John one la the jaw and broke
tvo teeth.
Ia tpite of the alleged difficult!., the
end of the tecoiid inning foaud them
with fonr score, aud to the game
tUrted anew, and after taking a dote of
cayenne pepper and ginger both nlnet
"played la'l;" but Hardwaie played
harder, and nude sii, while Iry Uoodt
came out with two to their credit. In
the fourth inning the red boyt gut in
. eVTWY'T-.
iluott deliver an inthoot.
their work aud made clean white wath
with four to nothing in their favor, auu
at the beginning of the fifth they were
gain even and matter grew interesting,
but alat! for the handtome red boys,
for in the next inning their opponent
warmed no aud made flve score, while
French wa the only one who (cored in
their niue.
The most exciting time wa during
the tixth, when the Dry Good got
milled. Huott got excited and stood on
hi head ; the catcher taw how the game
wa going and teemingly ratt hi Vogt
for the opposition; he ay he' a!)
rght on "catching," but not behind
the bat. The nrtt Las 'man wa to
lick that the file took French
Wave of him; the second bats endeav
ored to make some Gode playt, but
missed the ball by a foot ; Weigil, In
the left field, remembered he wa mar-
When it came at Weigel.
ried and didn't ore ab-ut making
catch; the thort Hup thought he wa
trying on shoe instead of (topping
ball, and to played accordingly;
the third basenaq let the tall
Welgel from hit grasp; the thoemaker
in the right field let them awl pats, and
the center fielder although Cram full oi
enthusiasm, made hit measurement
wrong and nii.ted 'em every time. And
so, tpeaking in German, the teaini came
Gatsie (wipe at a grounder.
out even on the sixth, nine to nothing.
In the fint half of the seventh the
William team scored two, and on sc
connt of the lateness of the hour Mars
A Crowe did not play the inning.
At the bat the Williams crowd rnsde
their bit, striking some dandie; while
in the field the Hardware (hone, catch-
Hal make a few remark on the ran.
ing most of their thrasher. A to
bandaomenet cf appearance it wa a
ttand-off, except that one wa perbap
a little dirtier thin the rest.
When it wat discovered the teore
stood 24 to 12 in favor of tb May A
Crowe posh, ringing shout went op
from the crowd, while the two team
Netting in the tilth.
magnanimoutly joined in a band shake.
While congratulating the winnert, many
were heard to remark that they bad
hoped the score would biv been more
lfTji"ir
It
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nearly even ; but it wa a game limply
for the fuu to bo got out of it, and A. M.
William & Co.' nine gt jutt a u.uch
fun out of it at anybody, and are in
good spirit in (pit of the defeat.
The spectators are indebted to the two
bruit for pleasant afternoon, and ex
press tht with that Dry Good aill soon
challenge Hardware to another game.
Following I the liue-up of the trams
and the scor:
MAYS a CKOWg Pl'KH.
Nams.
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Kult-hl, It
Houn.lius, 2b .
Mays, Sb
Bonn. J, cl
Kraiis, p
Hampshire, m .
Lonsdale, rf .
Nutting, e
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A. M. WILLIAM a ro. PILL.
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Yieigvl, Fred
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Peterttun, rf
Cram, It
Trench, lb
W'.igie, John, tl
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Score by inning.
May & Crowe 0 4 n 0
A.M. Williams A Co. -4 0 2 4
1-1
tiowa lb Colankla.
F.ngiceer Strack and White, tsith
lull crew oi well equipped railway tor
retort, darted a line of enrver down
the north tide of the Columbia river, be'
ginning at Paul F. Mohr s old wie
house. Last Saturday the same crew of
surveyors wat teen in the vicinity ol
Celilo flats, on the exact line of l'sul F
Mohr right of way by KSiikital'e
coroner, illiam Hart, v bo wat In that
vicinity on official business. Mr. Hart
tayt he asked no qnettioat, but he arrer
tained from one of the crew that there
wat abaadant capital behind the present
party In the field.
Another theory of many people it that
the turyry party it in the field to carry
out the plant of Paul F. Muhr and Dr
Blalcck. Further, that the plant ol
these two gentlemen have been con
toiidated, and that a quiet meeting of
the two contending force wa recently
held in Spokane, and that the meeting
brought a boot the formation of a brand
new company, composed of to toe of
Spokane' millionaire mine ownert, who
are known to be men who have poshed
to profitable developmtnt great enter
prises. East Oregonian.
Ilall.a I'nlill. ehaola.
Following I the report for the ;nar
ter (4 weeks; ending May St) '00.
TEACIIEB.
KnM Ilitt Primary.
Miaa Nan lu.per I and I 41 ' S M
tin. fca..e :B, Hi aud ,'.U 11. 41
fnnrl flrrrl. I i
Mla rtblt
Ml.a K i .-
Ml K'4erta
MlM wrrntl
MIm rhlrmau
M' Flltin
.Mla Martin
MUabali
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IH ;H 41. 4..
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V't Halrtwhi SB 4 '
Mlu U Klliloill CA SA M 4'. tl
Ml T Hlnt-iul 7lli If- ill i
H iichn s:b j ry Hi
II. ,f. V'partmriit. I'll
Mint Rill I I 1
Mr. lenders
H h KX W. Ml t
.;;i;yici
Numlr of daye of tclinoi. 25.
Per cent of attendance on number be
longing, 9t.
JnHK Gvi,
City Superintendent.
Mlllloaa Ulttm Af.
It i certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generou to the
needy and suffering, The proprietor
of Dr. King' New Discovery for con
sumption, coogh and colds, have given
awayoter ten million trial bottle of t Lie
great medicine; and hava the tatitftc
tion of knowing it haa absolutely cured
thoutandtof hopeless cases. Atthms,
bronchitis, hoartenets and all diseases
of the throat, chest and lungs are surely
cured by It. Call on lilakeley & Hough
ton, drngisti, and get a free trial bottle.
Kegular size, 50 cent and (I. F.very
bolt.' guaranteed or price n fun lid. 3
"- far talllnga.
Fggt for setting from A stc'.
II. B. Ked Garnet, per 15, (1.2o.
S. C. Biat k Minorrai, per 11, $1.2.).
S. C. Brown Leghorn, per 15, f 1 25,
II. F. Zicii.XR.
lm-21-w The Dallet. Orenon.
Csah la titr Cbaekt.
All county warrant registered prior
to July 13, 1W, will be paid at my
office. Interest cease after April 19,
18MI. C. L. riULLtpa.
County Ireatnrer.
rtKIAt atl!ITI!S.
Vetiirlay 't Pally.
Rev. Jarroux, cf GoMendule, I
visitor in tli city.
Mi. A. I. lie Jai ksoo wa
passeinrer
on the boat this morning
tiuuiid for
Portland.
Mitt Mate Knrlght came down from
Moro yesterday and epent lod.y eilhj
Iriemlt here. ,
Chaa. Hilton it In the city tlay on
hit way from hit ranch ntar Fossil to
hit home in Portland. j
Mrt. lialev, who hat been the guest of i
Mist Laura 'Thompson, ill return to:
Portland this alternooii. I
Mrt. Ualfe Johnson cme np from
Astoria Mondav, umt ill visit hersiatrr.
Miss Nell Michell, for a low weekt. j
Mr. C. N. Thornlmry will leave on
ttiit afternoon' train for Portland,1
where the expe. It to iuko her home for
tome lime at least. j
Mi Annette Michell will leave thlt !
aflernoon for Portland, whereeheexpecte J
to take a course in the study of sinog
raphy. Friti Gottfried, a brother of Carl, and j
who was formerly resident of thlt city,
arrived In the city yesterday, and l j
visiting relativet here. j
Mist liauin Mann, alio hat beeu,'
teaching in the tchnul at Pendleton. I
spent yitteiday In the city, and will!
leave on the afternoon train for her i
home in Independence.
Mrt. W. O. Hailley went to Hood I
River today to spend tome time with
her mother Mrt. L. Clarke. Hie wat
accompanied by Mrt. F. J. Clarke, who
will return this eveuing.
E. C. Pentland. of the West Side,
published at Independence, spent yes
terday in the city with his sister, Mrs.
S. L. H rooks, on hit way to Hater City.
He it Hill loyal to hit old home, and
wat loud In bit praises ol the improve
ment in The Dalles. He alto greatly
enjiytd meeting hit old friends bete.
Tburadajr s Ilallr.
J. Jackson is a visitor in the city from
Sherart Bridge.
Otto Yaitll, of Crott Kevt, arrived in
the city yesterday, and called at thit
office today.
Joseph Straus, of the Koseleaf cigar
(tore, left last night for a two-week
visit In Bolto Citv.
Mr. and Mrt. W. L. S'icholt left this
morning on the boat to spend the sum
mer months at Hood Kiver.
M.G. Hall, superintendent of the
Northern Pacific Ex press Co., came up
from Portland Tester. lay, returning this
morning.
Mrt. D. M. French and daughter.
Constance, will leave on the alternoon
train, on tneir way to visit relativet st
Antelope.
Misie Mattie Stroud and Josephine
pink, who went down on the excursion
to Portland Tuesday, returned on the
boat latt night.
Mrs. James Phelan, who has been the
guest of Mr. W. II. Moody for the past
two wieks, left last night fur her home
at Wallace, Idaho.
M. A. Van Gilder, one of Watro't
leading citizens, Is down from that place
today. He savs that they, too, have
been blessed with a rain storm and that
hs always notices when we have late
spring, cropt are much better f r It.
Sherman county people have no kick
coming at the weather.
Irlday.
M. P. Itenberg it a visitor from Hjod
River today.
Mrt. A. A. Javne was a tastenter fur
Hood Kiver thit moriiing.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Brock and child
are doan from Wasco todav.
8. Redmond, a prominent sheen burei
from Biiliogs, is in the city today.
Miss Nan Cooper left on the boat this
morning to spend a few month in Hood
Kiver.
Mr. F. Wood, who hat been the rural
of Kev. Poling, returned to Albany jet-
leruay.
Mrt. C. P. Reich came nn from Pirt.
land last night and lelt thit morning
for her home in Dufur,
Hannah Schwabe. Dora and
Bettie
morn-
Nielsen went to Hood River thit
ing to tpend a few weekt.
Mitt O. V. Howard, a teacher in Hid
Gras Valley academy, left thit morning
to tend her vacation at her home In
Portland.
Mr. and Mrt. Polk Mava and fan..!.
will leave on tomzhl't train for Ihnlr
home In Joseph, Wallowa county, who e
they will remain during the summer.
Mr. C. F. Cathcart arrived in th rii.
last night from Astoria. Mr. Cathcart
having gone into business here they will
make their future home in The Dailes.
Chat. Green, wool bnverwell known
throughout the Northaest, arrived In
The Dalles last night. He i accompa
nied by Mr. Green, and will remain
during the wool season.
Miss Klla Cooper will arromnanv tha
auilly of I'olk Mavt to Josenh. arh.r.
Hie will teach In the family until they
return to thit city in the fall.
Mrs. A . Jotlyn. nee Gertrude Mever.
arrived from New York c.n last evening's
rrain, having tpent a dty or two In
ortland. She it the en est of Mrt.
Storrt. Her friend will be pleased to
greet ner alter an atitenc of live year.
Congressman Toneue. acmmnanlxl l.
hi daughter. Mis Bertha Tonirna. an.'l
niece from Illinois, who I their guest.
came op from Hillihnro last vnin.
and remained over until the night train
Eueti oi Mr. ami Mrs. 13. C. Hall
the congressman and Mr. Hall having
heen collegn chum. Mr. Tongue waa
on hi wav Vi Athena toil-ii.-r a
Idres at that place thit afternoon.
Makltitn
At the residence of John V.t
Uamlr, by Elder B. F. Bonney, on May
31, ISM, Mr. John Kenworthy and Miss
Levin Savage, holn of Wamic, Oregon.
boh jr.
In thit citv. Jnna
I, to Mr. and
Mr.
Ira Nelson, a ton.
In thlt eltv. Mat .list, in v. .-.i
Mrt. M. ripeiclnger,'a ton.
The
Busy
Store.
F.ae'i tiny cur liusinc thov
the people are (liuling out wo
are rnndiing to the front with
better goods, lower prices,
laU'speonlo tUO VirjT bctt, Uil
last, but not least, buyer bi
know their business and
fvi the K'OJllc.
bujr
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
aictl'AMrsraq varrarav.svav;
UANE
BROS..
iiKNa'RAL
Wagon and Carriage Werk.
Flart Brother' Wagon.
Tniri and JcTcr.in. Pbane 159
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priuate
Boardi9ou5?
Table board
ji6 per morjtr;
Qor. 4tt ar)d Utjior;.
r
.CHAS. FRAJ1K.
ond Fftfrrnrs
..Exchange..
Ktw.. on draugM lh r.l.l.rata.1
tt.l.I'MHIA HS.KK. artniml
!.! Ih. lnr In Th. Mall.
at lb. u.ual .rlrw. Cnui. In, try
It and I HI ror.trlijr.il. A I -o It..
Flueat brands ol w ina, Uiur
and l Kaia.
Sondtxilehes
of all Kinds alwart on band.
F. s.
Gunning,
Blacksmith,
Wagon Shop,
Horseshoeing.
Cealer in Blacksmith Supplies.
Her. SccoEd & LaniWlD. Tcoce 157
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.d It.. t.'lilhWMl .im.rlrr. and II.. ftouowan
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f. an.l lp i Votiti, ,4 Hatitr. I I.. I. Kill, art
lla namra th. I..I lowing allnr.a. to pfntf w
eottllnuou. rraldrnr. uau and cultltallna sj
aald land. Tli
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T..n. alallaala, all td t olutal.u. r. u , .iiif.
Ion.
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Notice. Timber Culture.
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