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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-06
Personal ITEMS.
Town Folks aud Visitors Cemiog and
Going.

Town Folks aud Visitors Ceming and
Going
M. CAUSE OF Ogden is In Zion.
]. A. HYDE of Nephi is visiting Zion
KATE MCLAUGHLIN OF Ogden is in the city.
w. A. WETMoRR OF Denver, is at the White.
]. w. SWAN of Denver is at the Continental.
AoRAs BARcLARof England is at the Walker.
w KELLEY. Vallejo. Colo, is at the Cullen.
o. j. OLSON OF san Francisco. is at the Cul-
len
III. PARKER of Chicago, is at the Knuts-
ford.
JOHN WOLFE of Findley, O.. is at the Knuts-
JAS. MCMILLAN OF Chicago is at the contin-
entail
CHARLES SIXTH. Eureka is registered at the
White.
G. F. TALBOT of Nevada. is stopping at the
Cullen.
GEORGE SMITH OF Nevada, is at the Cont
mental.
A. JENSEN of Nephl is a guest at the Con-
tinental.
c. N. HOOPER. Cleveland. O.. is at the
Knutsford-
c. S. GnoEsBEcK of Denver, lie stopping at
JAstEs T. BERRY of ogden, is guest of the
Continental.
| e. a. MCDANIEL of Ogden. is stopping at the
Continental.
L. B. GOODMAN and wife are among the guests
! of the Cullen.
GROVER STEVENS of Chicago. is stopping at
the Knutsford.
MRS. WENDELL BENSON returned to Brigh-
ION this morning.
WIN F. HAERR. Springfield O.. is stopping
| at the Continental
| G. J. WALLACE and wife. Denver, Colo, are
registered ut the Cullen
SAMUEL ]. DAVIS OF New York, is among the
guests Of the Knutsford.
LORENZO HUEsAKER. Honeyville, Utah is
guest OF the Continental
:. NJ. SORuGGs OF Cheyenne, Wy, is regis
tered at the Continental.
MISS CARRIE FAsHBAUGH OF Greeley, Colo
is guest OF the Knutsford.
JOHN Il. CAUTHRIE. JR., OF Philadelphia Pa,
Is guest OF the Knutsford.
All. B. OLIVER end wife OF st. Louis, Mo-,
are stopping at the Walker
| p. J. FENNELL and p. Phelan Rock SPRING.
Wy, are guests OF the White.
HENRY 7. BOWMAN and w. A. Keller OF st.
Louis. are registered at the Knutsford
d. w. PAREER and w. +. Parker Of Me7iden.
Conn. are registered at tho Knutsford.
T. J. LEVITT and N. d. Mcleod OF Butte,
Mon. are among the guests of the Cullen.
| HENRY REBBEIM and Miss Pauline Rehbeifu
OF ST. Louis, Mo-, are guests of the Walker.
Mrs A. FRANKLIN and Miss L. b. Franklin
Of Plattsmouth, Neb., are at the Knutsford
Mrs. HENRY O. FLEMING and mother of
Philadelphia Pa, are guests Of the Walker.
c. A. HUNTER, c r. /. & P. r. r., with
headquarters at Omaha Neb. is guest at the
Walker
MRS. RICHARD J. FRANKLYN and Miss Lii
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.'

They are steadily Rolling on Towards Denver
for the Cenclave.
The Merry Knights, q Templar comman-
derry of Philsdelphia, passed through the
city last evening and stopped Of for few
hours. They were received by the local
coamandery and went out TO Garfield; on
returning they took in the sights OF the
city. Professor Dsynes gave them an
organ recital in the tabernacle and Chief
Stanton showed them the fire department
The notabie features of Zion were ex-
planned. and they left impressed with the
sights they had seen. They expressed their
gratitude for the nospitaii which was ex
tended them by the Salt Lake Knights
Tempiar. There were ninety in the party,
sixty seven of whom were Knights.
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TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing. Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor AmusementS.
Record Of the Principal Sporting Events Of
the BHy az Photographed 10
The Herald


CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The Kentucky stable
captured two purses with MasittA and
MAJOR Tom and J. Murphy. Flora was the
favorite among nine maiden youngsters for
the opening dash, but Mattlta. the second
choice. won from billiard by head, with
Equation third q length and O half away.
Six starters were in the nine furlongs
selling. Kenwood being the fzvorite. Con-
Bignee second choice and Bessie Bisland
well supported Consigrhee won easily
from start 10 finish and Bessie Bisland
beat Kenwood SIX lengths for the place.
The tigh-wefg5s handicap had nine can
aidates, and Major Tom was correctly
selected as the favorite, because he jumped
OF wiki a lead. was never headed and won
by five lengths. Pes3adoor and Hart
Wallace we're always forward and the Tor
ner gained the place by one langth. Strath-
ueath being poor fourth.
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DE GKAFF DEFIANT.

he ~Aurders Young Woman AID Impa-
IDENTIFY Defiss Arrest.
Especial TO TIE HEHALn-Examiner Dispatch I
RALEIGH, N. c.. Aug. 6-Pstsr De Graf,
who murdered young woman near Win
ston recently. still defies arrest. He goes
into towa every day. and on Monday drank
the sherIff's health in a saloon. declaring
that be never would be arrested Indigna-
ton at the sherifi's neglect 10 arrest De
Graf is intense. Two disguised young
men Of Winston, J. H. Vaughn and L. L.
Mattock issued through the press today
this challenge:
$50 much has been said In regard to
Peter De Graf in the streets and 10 the
papers, that IN order 10 find ont if he Is in
the corporate limits Of Winston, we here
by challenge him TO mortal combat at any
time or place he may select One OF his
friends may accompany him armed with q
shot gun
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her grandmother in this country ceased
for several years, and it was said Miss,d
Neau was imprisoned in the convent 8 APP
plicstfnn was then made to the state de-
parsment for an investigation. II wss said
that a second cousin OF Miss de Mean.
Count Deresamant, 40 years old, had deler
mined to marry her or make her nun.
The American consul made inquiries, but
In the interval Miss de Neau went to visit
relatives and then hurried to America. She
Is said TO be very wealthy.
81 am the only living descendant of the
Baron Manuel de Hodiamont.n she said to-
day. land Jus tly entitled TO be called baro-
ness, but as a true little American prefer
now to be called simply MIRA Charles S.
Reed.D
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THE ACT is VOID.

A New York Court MakeI q Decision In Re
gard to the Apportionmens Act
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. 5.-The applica-
ton for mandamus by the city attorney
compelling the board Of supervisors to ap-
portion according to tho recent state law
was denied this morning. The court holds
there are inequalities in the superintendent
act so gross as to senate and assembly dis
tricts that 1t is manifest the discretion of
the legislature was exceeded. and, there
foce. the act is void. The court cites New
York, 50; Wisconsin ease, 81; North
western Report, and the Michigan case
lust decided.
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Ian B, Franliyn Of Lynchburg. Va, are regis
tered at the Cullen.
FIlANcIs JAEGER md wife. Miss NJ Jaeger
and Mrs. John L. Schirgi form party OF tour
ists from Dubuque, Ia, who are regist cred at
the Walker.
e. M. GIBSON, Mrs Gibson and child Miss
Elva. Nora and May Gibson are among the
guests of the Cullen, they are registered from
Ciarks, Neb.
w. B. CocHRAN, Ethel Gray, Annie Schles-
senRer. Lille Schlessenger. Marie SchleS-
senger, Robert HazeltoR and J. R. Oakley OF
the gckert Opera company are registered 81
the Walker
HAVE your watch repaired by j. H. Leyson
Co lbs Main street
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A RUM0RED CUT.

Low Rates to Denver From Salt lake
City.
Late last evening the air was full Of ru-
mors concerning q big rate war between
the Union Pacific and Rio Grande West
ern- 1t had been known for sons time past
that both roads were making strenuous
efforts to capture the Utah Knights Tenn
plRr, and it was said last evening that the
Union Pacific had made a s. rate, but that
the Rio Grande Western had gone the old
road one better By making the same rate
and taking along band free of charge
There is blood on the railway moon.
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MARRIED A BARONESS.

Representative Of Chicago Piano House
Captures Emma de Hodiamont
Especial 20 THs BERArD--Examinsr Dispatch
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.--The Baroness Emma
&c Hodianont de Neau was married yes
terday 70 Charles S. Reed, the represents
tive OF q Chicago piano house. He met her
two months ego, while be was searching
for boarding house. ana il was case Of
Instantaneous love. The baroness was the
subject Of diplomatic correspondence be-
tween the United States government and
Holland some time ago. Her grandfather
was wealthy. and Miss de Neau, who was
reared in stylish. converts, WAS placed in
lbe Ursaiine convent at Eysden, Holland,
mhen she was 10. The correspondence with
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SEARLES' SECOND.

The Young Mar Who Married Mrs Hopkins
About to be Blessed the Second Time
Especial 10 TIE BHRALD-KxHmlnsr Dispatch
NEW YORK. Aug. "a report was circu-
lated in s select up town club tonight
where an Examiner correspondent was
taking dinner that X. Searles, who married
Mrs. Tim Hopkins, was about TO take an
other bride The fortunate lady is Miss
FalloD. and she resides with her parents
IN Williamsburg, Mass. The millionaire.
through the grace Of Mrs. Hopkins, is re-
ported 20 have formed the acquaintance Of
the lady while in New York, shortly after
the adjustment OF the famous viii contest
Miss Fallon Is OF course said 20 be young,
handsome and accomplished
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Troltlnr and Padding at BuffaIo.

BrFFAIo, Aug. 3.-Rohsrt J, by Hart
ford, today broke the track record for a
mile, covering the distance ia 2.099l. This
was also the worlds mark Tor 4-year-old
PAGERS The track was very fast
2:2l tror- Excellencs won. Burt Shell
don second, Kentucky Star third, Howard
a fourth. Best time--2 :1S14-
2:.37 trot-Nig htengaIe won, r @ Z
second, Nellie H1arson third. Best time
2.I714.
2.2s trot-Belle Vara won, So Long
second, Ramona third. Best time-2 isl 4
2:27 pace-FlyiDg Jib won. Robert J
second. others distanced. Best time
2.l6 pace-Vitelio won, Vignette second,
Paul third, Cray Harry fourth. Best
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SARATOGA, Aug. 5. The track was lumpy.
Five furlongs--Ruth won, Polydora sec
Ond, Worth third. Time "a
Nile - Laurel won, Kimberly second,
Great Guns third. Tfme-1 .46.
Seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wen, Don
caster second. Oscar third. Time :2916.
Five and one-hah furiongs -Reydel Mar
won. Madras second. Wheeler third. Time
--1I1l4.
Nile and q quarter-(fambier won, Yer
satiIe second. Tasso third. Time 2:15.
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BRIGHToE BEAcH, Aug. h-Five fur
lenRs-PrInce Peyton won. GIoriana sec
pBd, Etelka third. Time-I.03
Six and half furlongs-Adelgisa Colt
won, Treadway second, Mayor third. Time
--I.z4JI
Five furionGs-W Wilson Taylor won, Lyr-
ist second, Dorothy Vernon (flly) third.
1ime-1 :95sz
Mile-Lizzte won, Willie L second, Dan
lei third. Time :42L4.
Five furlonRs Rear Guard won, Mullett
second, Podiea third. Time-1 :03s<
Six and q half Observation-Disclosures
won, Fidelio second, Hoey third. Time
l .11iL
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THE RUSH TO DENVER.

Railroad Companies Making Passenger
Coaches Gun OF Box Cars.
DENVER Aug. 5.-As an indication Of the
phenomenal rush to Denver, it is only
necessary TO say that the railroads have
been forced To put windows into baggage
and even box cars, thus turning them into
passenger coaches From ali quarters of
the United States comes the message that
every eommandsry will have more knights
in lire than at first expected Two hundred
thousand strangers are expected to be here
Tuesday
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A MOUNTAIN BATTLE.

Dangerous Wounds inflicted at Kentucky
Picnic 10y Two Rival Factions
LEBANON, KY, Aug. 5.-At picnic at
Fall Hollow. regular mountain battle
took place day before yesterday between
Two F'erren brothers and three or four
Daniels Many shots were tired with
deadly effect. One of the Eerrelfs was
terribly butchered while two of the Daniels
received dangerous wounds.
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TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE.

A Mexican City Almost Destroyed On July
s0-Great ssrEarin. Eesulrs.
Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner DispstchI
GUADELAJARA, Mex, Aug, 5.-There is
great destisaTion and suffering among the
people of San Criatobal in this state, rs
the result Of terrible earthquake which
on July 80 destroyed every building in
the city. making 1860 people homeless.
The rains ia that section have been almost
incessant during the past five weeks, add
ing greatly to the suffering Of the people.
A popular subscription is being raised here
and in the city OF Mexico, which viii be
contributed to the poorer classes to enable
them to build their houses.
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ST. Paul, MINI, Aug. 5.-The track
was ia better condition.
Five furl0ngs-Hamlin won, Colonel
Whestly second. Lockport third. Time
053<.
Four furlongs-Narvez won, Sarah @
second, Rapideu third. Time-:52.
Mile Lillian won, Yael '9I second,
Tenor third. Tima-1:48
Mile-SaaiIne won, jim White second,
Little Buck third. Time-1:51
Six furlougs w God berry won, Title S
second, Maud B third. Time-1:1S.
Five furlongs-Dyer WOE. Lucy Clark
second, Dolly H third. Tfme-1:06.
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Yesterdays BASEBALL GAMES.

Al BhCDALlN-
Neither club could score TIL the twelfth,
when Tucker and Stivetts each made
run.
Boston. Q; Brooklyn, O. Batteries
Nichols, Kelly; Haddock, G. Daley
AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Senators made hits, the Phillies did
not and were shut out
Washington 4; Philadelphia, O. Bat
teries-killen, Berger: weighing. Glenn
ents.
AT NEW YORK.
It was a case OF terrible batting and the
Orioles did it. and won as they pleased.
New York 8: Baltimore, IA. Batteries
King, Crane, Doyle; Vickery, Stevens,
Robinson.
At ST. LOUIS.
The Browns were victors in a game
bristling with interest and clever plays.
Chicago, ?; St. Louis, 6. Batteries
Lnby, Schriver; Halke, Buckley
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WILL PROBABLY STRIKE.
Demands of the TeIegraphers Refused by the
Union Pacific officials.


OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 5.-The negotiations
between the telegraphers and the Union
Pacific, which have been going on for two
months, came to q focus tonight. when
President Clark telegrsphed from Idaho
endorsing General Manager Dickiuson's
refusal TO accede to the demands OF the
men. A long conference between the COM
mittee and Dickinson ensued and the
strike was renewed ultimatum-
Grand Chief Ramsey of the teiegraphers
is reticient but admits that the strike is on
II the demands are not met.
There are $50 operators on this system,
besides train dispatchers, nearly all OF
whom are union men. The original de-
mRnd was for an increase of wages aggre-
eating for the entire road 5000. 900 per
year, but on the representation OF the road
that they could not pay it, it was scaled
down 60 $50 600, which Superint endent
Dickinson said the road could not raise
any better than the sum first demanded
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Rumors Of General Crespo,s Death.

New YORK, Aug. 5--The Venezuela con-
sui general received three letters today
dated July 81. from members of his family
at Caracas, in which they say that the
rumor is current there, and which is gen
orally believed, that General Crespo, the
rovolusionist, is deso. and that General
Mendoza is pursuing his forces to the IN
terror. None of the letters say how or
where Crespo mot his death.
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SPRINGFIELD. O.. Aug. 5--Iu match
race for $3.50 eide, between the Little
Duchess, a Springfield mare in the 30
class. and Jack Prince Of Omaha the
champion seventy two hour bicycle rider
claims TO have been fouled Ia the last mile
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FOR REAPPoRTIoNMENT.
Both Branches OF the Michigan Legislature
in Special session.

In Special session.
LANSING, Mich, Aug. 5.-Both branches
Of the legislature were called TO order in
special session today to reapportion the
state. The house. after organizing, took a
recess.
Immediately after adjournment it was
agreed by both parties TO appoint a CON-
mittee OF three from each TO confer upon
the respportionment BILL the members
having come to an understanding to reach
some terms Of peaceable procedure.
No prediction csn be made as to the out
come.
When the legislature convened this sf-
ternoon it was q joint session to receive
the governors message. The document
was very brief, and called for no action
except the reapportionment of the repre-
sentation OF senatorial districts. Both
houses then adjourned till tomorrow.
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qhonght 70 Be Texas Fever.

RAPID CRY, S. D.. Aug. 8. Several cat
tie have died at Brennan on the EIkhorn,
four miles south of here, Of disease sup
posed to be Texas fever. Brennan is the
shipping point for the Belle Fourehe and
Cheyenne ranges, and great anxiety is felt
among stockmen.
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WAR! WARN WARM

A remarkable low rate Of SIS has been
made to Denver. S27 to Chicago and $50. so
to New York. NJ w. G. Kinds cut rate
ticket Office, Walker House.
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Frick Resumes His Dntie.

PITrsBuRe. Aug. 5.--H. c. Frick has SO
far recovered from his wounds as TO be
able to resume his duties this morning.
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Writ of Error % Re:AppIied For.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Aug. Sit was stated
here tonight that ex-Attorney General
Garland will apply TO Chief Justice Fuller
for writ Of error in the Clsy-k King case.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 5.-The whisky
trust won another victory today, when
Louis H. Green was granted a writ of ha-
bess corpus by Circuit Judge jackson. Ia
the Boston indictment cases.
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BRUTAL MURDER.

A Man Thrust Head First Into TlEesher-
Stabbed TO Death with Fitchlork,
SELMA, O., Aug. Sat a wheat thresh-
ing two miles from Selma john Day and
Henry Sherryhock became involved in a
dispute and Day thrust Sherryhock into
the thresher head first, killing him at once.
Then joan Sherryhock, g brother of the
murdered man, stabbed Day with pitch
fork till he killed him
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ANDERS
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
| N s q r a N G :
E@TABLISHED
1854 South Main ST.. Salt Lake City.
P. O. Box 977 Telephone 1875.

AUTHORIZED FOLLOWING COMPANIES
Scottish Union and National of England $as.og2.3o2
London Assurance of England 4S.2l6,787
North British Mercantile. OF England i4841.458
Northern of England, 1874 995
Hamburg Bremen, of Germany, 100000
Aetna, of Hartford 10457,497
Alliance OF london, 100000
Fremans Fund, or California, 2.s44 Ssa
ST. Paul OF Minnesota 2s017894
Orient. of Hartford, as078,48s
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WALKER HuuSE.

Salt Lake city. Utah. American and Euro
pean plan Rates 81 and So per day
= BEcHToL & SANDS, Props. Hotel Dept
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TAKE A POLICY
in the Old reliable, ''North America of
Phiiacelphis. Assets over $500, 900.
H. J. GRANT & Co, Agents.
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DEATH ROLL.


SpBINeFIELo, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Rev. DR..
Frank T. Ingalls,, president of Drury col
lege aad brother Of ex-senator ingalls,
died t.day.
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AT HOMESTEAD.

HoNEsrEAD, Aug. Everything is quiet
here tonight Three or four new men went
to work at the mills, but an equal number
ouir work
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ALL QUIET AT HOMESTEAD.

No Change in the SituatiOn-Men Go TO Work
and an EquHl Number Quit
P1TTsBURG. Aug. 5.-There was no
change in the situation here or at Du-
quesne today.
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Fire Insurance Agency.

Guardian Assurance London Assets s2s,te424ao 90
Commercial Union Assurance Of London, 1924 90
Sun Insurance Office of London, (" f0,044.T2Oo
Phoenix Assurance Co. Of London 8,A32,197OG
Lancashire OF England Capital $1,000
Manchester Insurance Co. of England, 7,500oOOO 90
Caledonan Insurance of Scotland, 2.25o00o 90
Springfield Insurance of Assets 1854 1859 90
GraPd Insurance Co of Philadelphia, Z" f625,556OO
Agricultural Insurance Watertown NY 22620t
American Insurance of New York, 1855, 0S2 90
Merchants Insurance Co. of New Jersey 1568356O 90
Providence Washington Ins Co. Of RI 1.432,307,0 90
Oakland Home InsuPane Co. of California, 5500070
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Soda Springs water, IDANHA. Drink il. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-24
GLENALVN SIGNS bALSz,
The Star Pitcher Secured for
Los Angeles.
This Makes The Angels Sure
Pennant Winners.
They Won From Frisco Easily
Yesterday.
Hanley and Glenalvin Mako Sensational
Double Plays-The ColOnels
Again Downed by the
Dukes.

Special to the HERALD.
SAN Francisco, April 23.-Fanning
and Roach pitched great ball today, but
San Francisco gave their pitcher miser-
able support. The Angels scored in the
first inning, as usual. With two men
on bases, old Shasta McCauley drove
the ball to left for three bases. He i'm
mediately scored on Hanley's error.
Ragged fielding gave Rodgers and Roach
first in the fifth. Wright and Tredway
followed with doubles. With three men
on bases, Hasamaear hit a ball that
looked good for two bases. Hanley
made sensational catch and doubled
Glenalvin at second. The play was
loudly applauded. The Angels scored
four times in the seventh. The San
Franciscos threw the ball away in this
inning. Glenalvin and Hasamaear made
sensational running catches, shutting
off runs in both instances. Balsz and
Hoffman will be the opposing pitchers
tomorrow. Glenalvin secured the sig
nature of Balsz to contract tonight.
Glen says this settles it. Los Angeles
wins the pennant. He expects to take
three or four from San Jose next week.
and tomorrow's game is sure. The boys
want ten games on this trip. Tredway
has taken Rube Levy's place as the kin
dergarten favorite. EDWARDS.
SAN Francisco, April 23.-lBy the AS
sociated Press. 1.-The home team lost to-
days game through wretched fielding.
There was plenty of blundering among
Harris's men and the errors were gener-
ally very costly. Tanning pitched a
very strong game, but he would have
been forced to strike out two.thirds of
the opposing batters to win the game
with the support he was receiving. Los
Angeles put up a nice game in the field.
The feature of the game was one-hand
catch of high line hit, by Hanley, on
which he made double play. Glenal-
WINS double play was also nicely done.
The score: