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sicians who attended to Marriott's
wounds both at the sanatorium and in
his residence, then gave expert testimony
as to the character of his wounds. Upon
an artificial limb they pointed out the
spots where the bullets had entered Mar
riotts injured member. Attorney Dunno
evidently not satisfied with this demon
stration by model. sought to have Mar
riott disrobe and disclose the actual
wounds to the jury. johnson protested
and Judge Sloss reserved his decision on
the point until he could consult authori-
ties.
"Mr. Williams. take the stand" then
said Attorney Hiram Johnson. Williams
complied.
Mr.. Williams. state your present finan-
clal worth" suddenly exclaimed John
son.
We'll, between a million and a million
and half"
THAT will do" said Johnson
But ! have enough to pay for this
suit, If necessary. maybe, snapped Will
liams as he passed Johnson's desk
We'll, any great display of confidence
is possibly ill-timed, returned Johnson
and he called Beale to answer the same
question.
Beale stated that he possessed between
a half a million and IA million dollars
The prosecution then announced that to-
morrow morning they will finish their side
of the suit and court adjourned.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-15
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
HOLD REGULAR SESSION
Delegates From Different Republican
Clubs All Clamor for Repre-
sentation at the Polls.


The Election Commissioners met yester-
day afternoon. President Voorsanger in
the chair. Representatives Of the differ
ent Republican organizations took an ac-
tive part in the proceedings.
The United Republican League was rep
resented by Senator A. p. Williams. T
D. Riordan, Henry Ach, A Ruef. secre-
tary; ]. Steppacher, John c. Lynch, Dr.
W. f. McNutt and David Rich.
The regular Republican Club OF the
FOrty-secOnd Assembly District was rep
resented by Norman w Hall
The election committee took up the ap-
pointment Of election officers for the
coming municipal elections.
Riordan spoke in behalf Of the United
Republican League and asked for repre-
sentation. His remarks were supplement
ed by short talks on the same subject by
Senator Williams. Ruef and Ach
Hall spoke In behalf Of the regular Re
publican Club and appealed to the board
not to exclude members OF that organiza-
tiOn. as they wanted to have a rspresen-
tatiOn-
The board finally empowered Commis-
siOners VoOrsanger and Roberts and
Secretary Steppacher for the Union Re-
publican League TO confer and decide
what representation the Republicans
should have IN the matter Of election Of
ficers.
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SLASHES THROAT
ON A SIDEWALK
Cholame Man Attempts
Suicide in San Luis
Obispo.

SAN LUIS OBISPO. Sept. 14-Dan
Dougherty, who hak been resident OF
the neighborhood of Cholame for five or
six years. went into Howelrs store this
morning and asked for a pistol There
being none kept in the store, he asked for
razor. and one being shown him he
purchased it. He then Immediately
walked out Of the store and going to the
edge of the sidewalk sat down upon the
curbing.
Several minutes later some blood at his
Ieet attracted the attention of bystand-
ers. Dougherty was addressed by one of
the men. but made no reply His head
was noticed to be in a peculiar position
and when it was lifted up it was discov-
cred that he had cut his throat from ear
TO ear and the blood was flowing pro-
fusely.
When his condition was discovered
Dougherty struggled to free himself and
insisted that he wanted to die. He was
attended by Drs Cox and Knowlton and
was taken to the County Hospital He
may recover.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-15
KILLING IS MADE
ON WOODS PERRY
Heavily Backed Colt
Wins by a Head
at DeImar.
Montana Peeress Takes the
Seven Furlong Handi-
cap Easily.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-The fourth event,
handicap at seven furlongs, was the
feature Of an ordinary card at Delmar
by Montana Peeress, the favorite at to
2. The third race developed the only
close finish OF the afternoon, when Woods
Perry, backed from s down to 3, won by
neck from W. P. Palmer. The weather
was clear. the track slow and the attend
ance fair. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs;
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 to e Walters. 100 (smith) l 3
TO TO Il-spfneeTtan. -scha ria 20 Sshea) 3
Time, 80. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. ps r. D: D Pendleton & Co.'S eh. f. BY MaddoIo-
BLACK Enough 1O5. Ann Dear 95. Jessie Weller
20 Lola Nance 100. also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furIongs; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St. 2 Fin.
I to Red Ola, 1O7 tSheehan)... II
10 Ultra Wires, 90 (Hayes).... \ q
to Model Monarch .1O5 (Castro) 3 y
wi5nsa Iims 1:1I3z, Z c5.., start good Won easily shy
Enough. Marchioness lC4. Howard 81. Cres-
slda 1O4 Escanaba 81. Scotch Snuff 1O7, Georgie
Day 1OI. Don Ernesto 1O5. Edna Lowe 81
Araxes 81, also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs;
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
3 to Woods Perry. 1G7 (Shehn) s 1 nix
10 TO w. p. Palmer. 10 (MilIer) 8 a
to 1-Baggerly. los (Shea). ..... 5 2
Time, 1:11H. Start good Won driving
Winner. Turney Bros b. g by Captain Sigs-
bee-F -Feronica- IngoIthrift 113 Major Carpenter
10. Our Lille no. Judge Denton los Dusty
Miller 113. Lounay 1OS. Comora 10 Wigwam
los, Don OHigh 110, Matt Wadleigh 110, also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-seven furIonEs: selling:
Bettins. Horse Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin
to Mont. Peeress. 105 (Shea).. 3 8 12
> 70 I-Swt. Charity 100 (McCrty) 21
TO Tom Crabb, 103 (Castro) -. 2 5 3n
Time, :30&4. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. Mrs. ]. Coffey's b. f. by Montana
Lynch 80. Barke.more 30. Alta IO6 also ran
FIFTH RACE-Sfx furlongs; selling:
Bettng Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
II to Crime 102 BOYD ........6 8 q
10 My Surprise. 1O7 (Shehan) 3 1 ? nix
. 70 III Griffith. 81 (Ciullett).. 4 3 nix
Time, 1:1Sh. Start good. Won driving
winner J. s. Bratton's b. f. by St F1Orian-
Reply. Bisuka %. Behoove 1O7 Burlap o.
NIlhelmina %, Whiten o. After the Ball 1O7
Wineland 1Ol Mathilde %. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. a Fin.
2 to 1-Kingstelle 90 OPerkins) lis
I to l-ExapO. IS (HoweD ....... 8 2 n
to 2-Decoration, Sc &C. Davis) 3 4
Iime, :3218- Start good Won easily
Winner. D J. SuIlivan's br. m by kingston
Estelle. Countess Clara 90 Daddy Bender 93
l~indenella 93. Counter Tenor o. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-15
Sweet Is Not a Footpad.

Frederick M. Sweet. who was arrested
in Golden Gate Park on Saturday night
on suspicion of having held up Samuel
Irving. was booked at the City Prison
yesterday on charge of carrying a con-
cealed weapon. When searched he had
a loaded revolver in his pocket Detec-
tives Dinan and Wren, who have been
working on the case. are satisfied that
Sweet was not the footpad and that the
story he told of why he was in the park
was true Sweet IS employed in the
boarding house of Mrs. A. c. Friend, sO7
California street.
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sabins Booked for Murdsr.

William sabins. bookbinder, was book
ed at the City Prison yesterday by De-
tectives O'Dea and Mulcahy on a charge
of murder. On Sunday, August 2. Sabins,
who had been separated from his wife,
Mrs. Nellie Sabins. for about nine months
went to her home at 1872 Mason street
and after firing three bullets into her head
cut his throat and shot himself IN the
head The woman died three days later
and Sabins slowly recovered. He was
brought from the City and County Hos
pitaI to the City Prison some days ago.
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A Portuguese sermon was preached by
Father d'Govero Of Centerville, in which
he touched upon subjects of interest 10
the society
Upon returning to the hall the delegates
ana other visitors assembled and Mayor
Williams welcomed the society in short
ADDRESS, turning over the keys of the city.
The Grand Supreme Council met this
afternoon at l O'Clock, Grand President F.
). Rose of Castroville presiding. The
greater part of the afternoon was taken
up with organization
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ORFEO'S BACKERS
GET NO RETURN
Jockey Davisson Is Sus-
pended for a Bad
Ride.
Fading Light Flares Up Long
Enough to Beat a Fa-
vorite.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO. Sept. i4-To-day's card at
Harlem was ruined by numerous
scratches. The fourth race was declared
of and a selling affair substituted.
Fading Light. which could not get up a
respectable gallop on Friday, when a to
favorite. won the Cicero stakes to-day,
in which she was a 20 to l shot in some
Of the books. Orfeo, the favorite at s
to 5, was second and Brush BY, at to l,
third. II was a gruelling finish between
the first three, in which Jockey Knapp
Outrode Davisson, or the verdict might
have been changed.
Jockey Davisson was later indefinitely
suspended by the judges for his ride on
Orfeo. A barrel Of money was burned up
on this horse, which was unquestionably
the best.
The track was in the worst condition it
I has been this season, being fetlock deep.
The weather was cloudy and threatening
and the attendance good for a Monday.
Hawthorne reopens tomorrow. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs, selling.
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
to 10-Quiz II, 100 IS. Bonner).. ? l IA
TO 1-c. Granger, 102 CAdkins) 8 4 2H
20 TO Is. Tooth 104 Oh. Phinps) / 8 35
Time, % 30. Start bad. Won easily. Win
ner c McCanerty's br g by St FIorian-
Queenstown Zella Knight 100 Fieuron los,
Mocorito l0l, also ran. Huachuca, 107 left at
the post
SECOND RACE steeplechese short course.
9 to 2-Lingo. 12s &C Johnson. s ia
60 10 l-Limelight l34 tCahilD. 80. 2 20
10 Mr.. Rose 133 (McMahon). as
Time SOC. Start good. Won easily Win
ner, f. Trotter's b. m. by Henry Youug-Llne-
age. First Past 125. Heber 1872 also ran
Duke Of York. 156. fell.
THIRD RACE-Mile Cicero selling stakes.
u 10 Fading Light 81 Knapp 1 h
: 70 5-Orfeo, SO (Dayisson) .....e 8 3 On
10 brush By. Sc CWilson) e.. 3 5 O.
winner, Z. Herr CHI T. by Kingston Shutdown.
ttaFiland 30, The Kentuckian 104 Louisville
lol' schwalbe 105 also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling.
TO 2-Albemarle 100 Roobins) . / II
10 to 1-Mill Shelly. 100 HerrelD 8 2 3
L to LADY Kent, 1Oo knapp. 3
winner, +. &. MOsier S b. <. by Decefver- Fa tic
Mayor Johnson l04, Emma A. NJ 1O6 First
Attempt 81, Goldsja 100, Hudson l03. Hickory
Corners lol. also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Ffve furlonss nurse
Even -Nan Hodge. 10 Ovilson) l . l 2B
. 20 s-t.ascine, 1Ol IS. Bonner). > 2 3i5
10 10 -Iokalon. "a tknapp). )...... / , III
winner W. ": Darden's ch T. by Rossington-
Mrs. Lane. Atlantico 81. Quartec 81. also ran
SIXTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles.
Il to Lord Mel. 1c2 (oIiphano. IL
~ 70 l-tair l. A, % tS Bonner). q
70 l-Dodte 5. 100 tWison) 49,. 6 2 33
NO time taken. Start good. Won in a can
Monaco GOndola. Mezza 50 Curafe I02 MOO
-, Learoyd a. Jove I0I. also ran
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HAWTHoRNE sEIFCTIoNs
Leaves Estate to paughter.

The will Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Fiske was filed for probate yesterday 1t
is a Photographic document 1t provides
daughters by her former marriage shall
each receive $500 and that the residue
shall go to her two daughters by her last
marriage, Ella w Marman and Alice
Todd They are also named as executrices
of the will
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eularta Booked for Arson.

Fire Marshal Towe. after making a fun
investigation into the FIRE in Antonio Gu
larte's barber shop at 4151k Powell street
about 1 o'clock last Saturday morning
swore to a complaint before Police Judge
Fritz yesterday charging Gularte with
arson. Gularte, who was arrested shortly
after the fire, was booked on the charge.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-15
Busch swears to complaint.

Peter Busch, a teamster living at 166
Perry street. who was stabbed below the
heart by a Greek peddler on Washington
street wharf on September g. swore to a
complaint before Police Judge Mogan yes
terday charging his assailant with as
sault to murder. The warrant was made
for the arrest of John Doe" as Busch
does not know the peddler's name.
a :; !: !. : !; q
last game of the series from the Bostons to-
dav' BY giving Pittinger an unmerciful pound
ing. Attendance. I'LL. Score:
Cincinnati ....................u 10 1
Boston ---.---...-..-..----.- s
Batteries-Phillips and Petz; Pittinger ana
Moran Umpire-Hurst
CHICAGO, Sept l4.-By punching their hits
in the opening innings the locals defeated
r. II. E.
g9leSf9 BPooEign ............. ..............2 g
Batteries-Taylor and Killing; o. Jones and
Ritter. Umpire-Emsiie
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOSTON. Sept i4-New York won to-day's
game by punching hits off Dineen in the sixth
inning. Attendance. 4o21. The score:
r. H. E.
Boston ..--.-.----...-.....-..- 3
Batteries-Dineen and ]. stahl; Chesbro and
Beville
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-Washington bare
ly escaped shut-out at the hands of the
Philadelphians to-day scoring their only run
in the last inning. Attendance. 1855. Score:
r. H T.
Washington .-......-............ g =
Philadelphia ----.--....-.-..----- Is o
BatteEe Ees-Patton and Kittredge; Finance.
Henley Wnd Schreck.
DETROIT, Sept. 1.-THE local season ended
this afternoon with double-header between
Detroit and Chicago. The teams split even
attendance. 2s12. Scores:
First game r. II. e.
Detroit .......................
Chicago ........................ .
Batteries-Kissinger and Mcclure; Flaherty
and Slattery.
Second game r. H. Z.
lttrct .-F------..--. -.--...--..- IL 3
Chicago ....--.--................ IL 2
Batteries-Mullen and Mcclure; Owen and
Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-15

The National Museum at Washington
has recently acquired one Of the Marco
Polo sheep from the Himalayas. Beside
II the American big horn and large Alas
kan white sheep seem Insignificant
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHRONIC SORES
Signs Of Polluted Blood.

There nothing repuve looking disgusting old sore
patnceis exhausted and the old fostering
place makes you irritable, desponden o
the effects of serious disorder The taking strong medicines %
potash Will sometimes poute
the general system that the
non-healing of the
Often breaks upon
old middle
always at fault and while antseptc washes soaps and powders
Inflammation
till blood
germs and poSons destroyed and with S. this
polluted blood purified nvigorated and when
m rich % pure bio blood dis hroughou
VEVHXon natural color, the discharge
~ and the place heals
s. b is both blood purifier and
Noe advice
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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The Rev. Earl Wilfiey. pastor of the
Newcastle (Pa.) Christian Church, occu-
pied the pitchers box at game of base
ball played by local clubs last week.
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GRAVEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK sept. 14.-Ciravesend entries:
yesr-oIds-sgveet Alice IO3. Cincinnatus IO4. our
Nugget 10l. Lass o. Linden %. Tam o. O'Shanter
l03 Ene l04. Prairie Flower 80. Wyefeld lC5.
Interval 80. Cappamore %. Princess Tulane 9s,
Dekaber 102. Orlof 105 Prince Ching Jos
Judge Fulton 90. COunterpoise 1O3 The Guards
man 103. Csstalian 105. Osgood l04 Ella Sny-
second race Sive and half furlongs. two
year-olds- Blyfheness 80 Clovis l02, N0linos
1O1. Mine0la l04 Masedo lOf. PategOuian l02
Merry Moments 90 Graceful lO4 shady Lad
~ The Minute Man lO7 Topic l12 Tomcod
lo7. Bryn Mawr 1o2. Vibrator lO2. Lady Badge
Third race about six furIongs. the Bayshore.
selling -COuuterpOise a. SalKstella 90. Name
tor ll3. Futurita l09. Tam shanter l04.
Highlander JOG. Trinity Ben l03. Mamie Worth
100. Van Ness l06 Toscan lO1 Parisienne l07.
Eva Russell -. Wyefield 1O5. Irene Lindsey
9s- Arllana ln3. Thornycroft loS King Pepper
105. The Ausketeer 1O5-
Fourth race one and an eighth miles all
ages handicap-Caugnawag I26. Injunction
llS Duke "a Kendall ll5. Wyeth 1l2. Eugenia
Burch 10 Stroller 90 Lord Badge IS Sheriff
Bell 81 Himself 9S. April Shower 80, Gold
Fifth race. ave ana a half furIongs two
vear-oId maiden dllies-Miss Melton 10 Hor-
tensia 10 GananOgue 10 SOnOma Belle 10.
Miss ShylOck ll0. Privilege 10. Pristina 10.
Gae Ifzzette 1l0 Fog liO Cantaloupe 10.
LADY Mirthful no Outcome 10 Quick Step
10 Gamestress 10 Belle OF Bellemeade 10,
sixth race. one and sixteenth miles. selling
-Athelr0y 30. Past IS, Lord TurcO 80 Dark
Planet -. Kingraine JOG, knight OF the Gar
ter lOl Satire log. Swamplands 105. Hacken-
sack g. The Rhymer l07. setaulHet 10f, Bou-
tonniere 9s. wild Pirate 1O3. Prancer 1oS. NC
NeekIn IO7, Choate 106-
GRAVESEND SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Telegraph.
First race-The Guardsman, os-
good, Sweet Alice.
Second race-The Minute Man,
Mineola, Graceful.
Third race-Irene Lindsay, Van
Ness, The Musketeer.
Fourth race - Wyeth, Eugenia
Burch, Injunction.
Fifth race-No selections.
Sixth race-Wild Pirate, Setauket,
Past.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-15

NJ N 4 in the Marriott VS.. Beale and
W w Williams damage suit now in
Judge Sloss court, the trial
began yesterday to assume a
markedly live aspect. Marriott, the edi-
tor who is seeking 500 900 damages, was
made to undergo a long examination by
his attorney and suffered a grilling cross
questioning from Dunno, the attorney for
the two defendants. Truxtun Beae and
Thomas II. Williams the two capital
lists who are being sued, were called upon
by Attorney Hiram Johnson to tell the
jury the amount Of their respective pri-
vate fortunes and then released to take
the chair upon the opening of testimony
for the defense
When the court opened Judge Sloss rem
dered lengthy decision upon the legal
wrangle which had occupied the opposing
| attorneys at the opening of the trial last
week. In sustaining the demurrer of the
attorneys for the prosecution to the
amendment of the original answer to the
complaint which was offered by Attorney
Dunno for the defense, Judge Sloss grant
ed the defense the privilege of so amend
ing the amendment as to allow of its ac-
ceptance for pleading on the grounds of
mitigation.
Attorney Hiram Johnson then presented
the case of the prosecution to the iury
tempted to incorporate matter based up
on the amendment still pending he was
confined to the strict facts of the assault
made upon Marriott by the vigorous OBJ
lection Of Hiram Johnson, and was con-
sequenuy debarred from urging any
grounds of mitigation for the assault un-
til his amendment was properly before
the court.
MARRIOTT TESTIFIES.
Editor Marriott then took the stand. A
Slight limp was noticeable In his walk,
and when In the chair he kent his in
jured left leg stiffiy out in front of him
BY the assistance of photographs of the
ball ard staircase of his home Marriott
then repeated the story of the assault
made upon him by Beale and Williams
on the night of September 3, 1902 He
testified to receiving telephone call pur-
ported to have come from Beale in which
an interview for that night was asked
and granted. Marriott described the as
sault in detail. He said:
When Beale and Williams entered I asked
FOR their hats and started down the hall to
hang them up under the stairs men
followed and just / about to place
the hats the hatrack / received a blow
from behind the chin. This was imme-
dately followed by a jab under the right eye
by some sharp instrument. which might have
been the barrel of a pistol. Then a crushing
blow the top of the head from a revolver
butt caused me to put up my left hand, and
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Telegraph
First race-Harbor, Ponchartrain,
Foxy Grandpa.
Second race-Miss Guido, Alga-
retta, Eliza Cook.
Third race-Jehane, Atlas, Folies
Bergeres.
Fourth race-Miss Mae Day, OPP
tional, Croix dor.
Fifth race-Baronet, Fon Spray,
Ell Caney.
Sixth race-Ladas, Worthington,
Lou Clieveden.
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DELMAR ENTRIES

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 14.-Delmar entries:
First race. four and half furlongs selling
Atcom r %, Buglehorn los Ponchartrain IO3
Foxy Grandpa lG3 Port Warden 1O3 Gaybon
80. Harbor 80, KiOwa Chief 1O5 Ad Smith los.
Arlo lO3. Hobsons Choice 1O3. Little Pirate
lO3 Frank Collins 103. Capitol 100
Second race six furlOngs, selIing-Ben Hui
lum 100 Eleanor Howard 1O5 Eliza Cook IO4
La Rouge 100. Sting 1CO. BOyes Arnold 100
Temptress 104. Rengaw 100. Tenny Belle 1O4
Algaretta lOT, Miss Guido 1O9 Great Star 1OO
Submarine 104
Third race, five furlongs, purse-Phillida 100
Lady Free knight 1O4 Atlas los Ida Davis
1O4. Nellie Cromwell slOO Wreath OF Ivy 1O4
Jehane 104. Folies Rergeres los.
Fourth race. six furIongs. handicap, purse
Miss Mae Day 116. Avoid 81 Theory "a. Dan
Mckenna 100 Optional 1O3, Orleans 93 Re
venge Dare 100. Mimo 93 Crox d'Or los, Pour
QuO Pas co.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles, selling
Judge Towner 90, Hegira o. Baronet 1O4. The
Bobby 1C4. Eugenia 90, Jena 1O4. Charles ID
104. Einstein 1O7, FL Caney 1OT, Fon Spray
104 Ecome 1O7.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Reducer 96
Una Price 1O7, Ladas 1O4 Aules 1O7. Macbeth
107 Worthington 107. Silver Fizz 104 Dynasty
1O4 Lou Clieveden 96. DR.. Clark 1O4. Cardigan
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GRAVEsEND SELECTIONS.
ST. LOUIS TEAM LOSES
TWO GAMES TO NEW YORK
.NATI0NAL LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. l4.-st Louis lost both
games OF a double-header here to-day to the
New York Club. In the first game the visit
ors bounded Mcfarland hard. In the second
game Ames New York's new pitcher, made his
debut as a major league box wonder. St.
Louis had not made hit of him when the
game was called the end OF the fifth inning
On account Of darkness Attendance 1895.
Scores
First game r. II. f..
st Louis ..-..----..--s....--..- 4
New York ..-.------. y
Mcfarland and Ryan: Taylor and
Warner
Second game r. II. F.
81. Louis --s-.--.--..----.....--
New York ....-...-----.-.--..,.-.
Battories-O Neil and Ryan; Ames and War
rer.. Umpires-Moran and Johnstope.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 14.-After fPhiladelphia
had made eight hits and six runs Kennedy was
put in in the fifth inning. but nothing could
stop the visitors batting Pittsburgs work
was miserable both az bat and in the field
Attendance. 1856. The score:
Pittsburg ;
Philadelphia -------------------s- s-lo II
Observation-Disclosures Kennedy and Phelps.
Duggleby and DOOM Umpire-O Day.
CINCINNATI Sept 14.-cincinnati took the
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. Sept. 14-Hawthorne entries.
tlrst race. five furlongs two-year-olds-
Proceeds lO2 Swestfe 1O5 Touchstone f05
Rowena Jos. Arnold X I0S. The Hebrew IO3
Sol Smith LOB.
Second race. handicap. steeplechase short
eourse-Oliver Nc 14S Snowdrift 142 Hand
wee l42. Moranda l3S Itacatiara 1876 Hebei
l36. Joe Martin l33, Galba l30 John F. owens
Third race. five furlongs two-year-olds Test
stakes-Auditor 123. English Lad 1913 Don
Domo 120. COpperfield IOS Katie Powers log
Alista 1o5 Testimony fO5
Fourth race, one mile-Callant 102 Brulare
lO2 Warte Nicht 80. Lendin 95, Sidney c.
Love 80. Ahola 30, Lampoon 81. Tioga o.
Emir 90
Fifth race. one and a quarter miles-wing
Dance %, Lodestar 80, Curate 90, Erne 90,
Prince Blazes 80, O'Hagen 80, Compass "a, Mr..
Dingle 80.
sixth race six furlongs- Serpent 112. Pla-
nudes IL. Zella Knight 100, Don't Ask Me 100.
Major Dixon 109. Aline Abbott 1O9. St Tam
many 100. Lady Kent 100 Quiz II 1O9.
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
BY the Chicago Inter Ocean
First race = Proceeds, Sweetie,
Rowena.
Second race-oliver Nc, Moranda,
Handvice.
Third race-Don Domo, Copper
field, Allista.
Fourth race-Brulare, Ahola, Sid
ney C. Love.
Fifth race = o'Hagen, Lodestar,
Compass.
Sixth race-ouiz II, Planudes, St.
Tammany.
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FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs, selling.
TO 2-Albemarle. 100 Roobins) . II
16 TO Will Shelly. 100 CENerreID. 3 q
Y 70 LADY Kent, 106 knapp. , 3
lime, II 80. Start good Won easily.
Winner. F. c. Mosier's b. e. by Deceiver- Z a bic.
Mayor Johnson l04, Emma A. NJ 1O6 First
Attempt 81, Goldsja 100, Hudson 103, Hickory
Corners 101 also ran
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THIRD RACE-MiIe, Cicero selling stakes.
II TO Fading Light, 81 Knapp S h
Z 10 brush BY. Sc wilson 3 3 d
Time AZ 3-5; start fair Won driving.
~ ~ inner, z. Herr ch- T. by Kingston -Sundown.
HaYiland 90. The Kentuckian 104 Louisville
lO1, Schwalbe 1O3, also ran
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EDITOR MARRIOTT TAKES THE STAND
AND TELLS STORY OF THE Assault

aintff in S 10000 Damage Suit Against Thomas
H. Williams and Truxtun Beale Is Subjected to
Severe Gross Examination by Attorney Dunno
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ITH the taking Of testimony
in the Marriott VS.. Beale and
Williams damage suit now in
Judge Sloss' court, the trial