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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-19

head Of one and two year Old. weth.
ers.-Carlton & Roach, Room Z,
Oklahoma block. 14tf
j. Phelps White returned last even
ing from Bovina. Tex. where he had
been experimenting the shipping of
five hundred two year olds to Montana
The matter of pure food is a highly
important one. Carton. Moss C Co.l
give free every day lectures on pure
food products. You're invited to at
tend.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society |
will give a tea at the home Of Mrs
J.. G.. Hedgcoxe ON South Pennsylya-
mia venue Thursday evening from
z to II. 1873
Clark Brothers have secured anot-
her flow at their artesian well on Cot
tonwood. They have made as high
as 40 feet in one day since they
started the well.
s. Totzek, the wide-awake real es-
tate man, left last evening for Arte-
STA. From there he viii go to Pecos.
and then to Ell Paso. thence to st.
Louis to take in the fair.
The Record was in error when it
stated that Ernest Best was visiting
his parents from his home at Amaril-
10. Mr.. Best has been ON the train
service OF the Wells-Fargo between
Trinidad and Fort Worth for some
time.
Dom Pedro Lilo, Frank Morgan
and Joe Champion left last evening
for old Mexico. Mr.. Morgan and LILO
stopped off here en- route to Mexico
with a car load of hogs. Lilo is a
the hog raising business in his native
home.
Jim Dumps, the courteous salesman
who gives people advice on the new
| food Enran COWS HpIru Eoroa o% Hor
ton Moss & Co. the Grocers." He
says that Force Is good wherever you
buy it, but to get everything and
good, Carton Moss & Co. is the
place. Trading with them transform.
ed Jim Dumps to Sunny jim.
F. C. Tallmadge, of the Tallmadge
Southwestern Land Co.. will leave
this afternoon for Carlsbad on bust
ness. He Is the youngest member of
the firm Of four brothers, and has
been in the city only a few weeks.
He was accompanied to Carlsbad by
T. F. Hyatt, who works in connection
with the company al the office in this
city.
s.. Totzek has received a letter
from his son Bruno, stating thai there
were thirteen deaths, eight seriously
injured and six houses burned at San
Francisco on the Fourth of July by
fireworks. What prompted him to
write about it vas that he noticed in
the Roswell Record that the firing of
fireworks in the city limits ere was
prohibited. Young Totzek is a grad
uate of the N. NJ. M. l. and has been
attending Palo Alto University. He
is on his vacation at present and is
employed with $50 civil engineers on
the Southern Pacific in California.
II we have never had the pleasure
meeting you we would deem it a
great privilege if you would call ar
ound and get acquainted and give us
a trial order for groceries. We want
to meet every man. woman and child
the Pecos Valley at our store. We
are after a part OF your trade on gro
.eeries, and we would not publicly so.
icit it II we were not absolutely sure
hat VS. can satisfy on quantity. quail !
ty and prices. We are in Roswell to +.
stay and we are hot after your trade. I
Yours very truly. s
CARTON, MOSS & CO..
The Exclusive Grocers.
M - kGuN A
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-19

Certainly add to her attractiveness.
The poet who wrote that Beauty I'M
adorned is adorned the most" proba-
bly, had no dollars. He certainly show
ed little sense. And if his lady love
had seen our display of
DAINTY BREACHES
she would not have believed him. For
a woman naturally loves to adorn her
self. No one can blame her after they
visit our store. Such beautiful things
at so moderate a cost were never
seen before. There are things for men
too. Just come in and see how much
more we could have said about them.
Park s. nOrriSOn.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-19
MOSS & CO..
The Exclusive Grocers

The celebrated play OF Ten Nights
in a Bar Room" will be rendered at
the opera house. Thursday, July 21st,
by the Southern Theatrical Company.
The company is composed of some of
the well known actors of Roswell, and
will be under the direction of Mr..
Luke Cosgraye assisted by the fol-
lowing ladies' and gentlemen: Oliver
C. Nelson. R. e. Hamilton. Geo. Hall
burton. Geo. Foreman. John Hedge
COKE. Fred Hunt. Mrs. E. o. Nelson,
Mable Wilson
Miss Eva Nelson, pupil to Miss Nc
Cune will render o solo Ave Marie.
from Cavalleria Rusticana. byPutro
Mascagni. between act 2 and 8.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

Frank Donovan. \ New England learu
PLAYER will get a rrial in Turner's place by fE
Cleveland Blues Terry is sick Al his home
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
ANNUAL STRAWBERRY PARTY
Daughters of the Confedcracy
Entertain at the 0deon.

The st. Louis chapter OF the United
Daughters Of the Confedcracy gave the
annual May strawberry festival and dance
last night at the Masonic Temple in the
Odeon. Il was attended by large crowd.
Admiral Sch!ey was expected to be pres
ent late. but found that IL would be i'm
possible to attend. and sent regrets.
Richmond Pearson Hobson had also been
invited. but a telegram conveying his
greeting and regrets was received from
him yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. VII
liam Williamson.
Among those present were: Judge and
Mrs. Leroy valiant. Captain and Mrs.
Robert McCulloch. Mr.. and Airs. Sterling
p Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meriwether.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor Meriwether. Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Garrick. Mrs. oscar johnson,
Mrs William J. Moore. Mrs. Anna Wash
ington Rapley. Doctor and Mrs. J. Viii
liam Williamson. Miss Theo Worthing-
ton Miss Edna Worthington Of Dallas.
Tex. Miss Anna Worthington of Missis-
sippi. Miss Ruth Pulls. Miss Henrietta
WorthinGton. Miss Isabel and Miss Viz
ginia Heard. Miss Lucille Campbell. Miss
Julia Barclay. Miss Virginia Elliott. Miss
Ada Lee Norfieet of Memphis. Miss Kath-
erir:e Higgins. Messrs Henry and Nal
COIN Young OF Pensacola, Frank Valiant.
John Valiant and Doctor Frank Booker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

asl f.' a.aaH' la. 4#N|F
cleveland. o.. MAY @--Sr Louis stopped
Of iu Cleveland to-day long enough 20
play a postponed same with Cleveland
and incidentally allow -. Blues to im-
prov. their hold upon second place
Tire game was one OF tHa prcttios- 81
tho season. Red pon7hUe VAS in the
hox for the locals. and he worked his
hardest To beat H. old teammates The
latter were auNious 10 drive p1raAuc from
the box. bu; il Vas 20 use. FOR ''Ees''
used his head and nerve with most ste
cy.=Eul results. retiring the Browns with
ease whenever they looked dangerous.
once tho Browns had tho bases hl.cd
with hut one uut. and Vet were unable 70
score. The TWO rgus they did secure. how
ever were made ora good. clean hitting
bv HcmuhilI. Wallace and Jones.
BROWNS FIELDEp WELL.
The SUPPORT accorded both pitchers was
of the best q single misplay being cred
tied TO each team. Hickman made Cieye-
lands b!mG,r. bat ir old not afirct the
s,ure. while HH"s !umbl.s went 'or
naught as well.
What pleased the crowd most VS. the
fact that DouahUo struck Jesse Eurkett
ont tVica. II is well knowa that Iouthue
and Eurke'i aye not the tb.ci."s't Of friends
ana it is "A safe bot that when Burkett
famed for the second time. that moment
was one OF the hdPpIast that Ped has
experienced this season.
Cleveland practically won :h" gam" IN
the third Inning when Davis singled
sharply tu right field and advanced tn see
"EG UE bvuaEG..S sacrifice Day single
10 center and auhl.d 90 second On the re
turn ot thc han {" head 81 Esm.s. Lush
popped tu I'adl'u. ana then Bradley dr"y"
B":u.S and RIy home with 81 double to lett
Ia Joi" seat Bradley home with a single
and promptly stul" second. w.'r" n" was
left when Hickman famed after Flick
had been hit with a pitched hall.
Two NOR" were secured IN tho fftN- E9r
singled as n starter. Lush bUutod and
Glade tried 10 head Bay off AZ second. hut
failed. both men being safe Af;or BraG-
Icv and II .!oi" hGi n.rl o. EurS.t.
Flick iucrltiatsd himself In tho hearts of
tho fans by hitting to the left field fence
for three sacks Say and Lush scoring
BROWNS SCORED N FOURTH.
The first oc st Louis runs was secured
in Ia" fourth on Hemphills double 20 right
and WaIlacc's single. The other was gath
cred in tn" eighth on Wallac-'s double ana
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

ir, sudden cooling of the body when over
stion, or anything that is calculated to fur
he system; but these are only exciting and
latism. 1t is in the blood, and when this
ged with the acid impurities and is running
is sure to come, whether in summer time or
er. You are 4 slave TO pain as long as the
Lininents and plastcrs are helpful and use
more than rubbing and blistcring 10 drive
s. s. 8. goes to the seat of the trouble,
enters the circulation. ncutralizes and fl
ters out of the blood the acid poisons. 1t
cnriches and strengthens the weak, dis
eased blood; the general health improves
under its tonic effect. and when rich. pure
blood begins 10 circulate through the stiff
joints and sore, tender muscles, pains and
sed-for relief comes TO the nervous, pain
contains no minerals. but is guaranteed
if in need of medical advice, which is given
on Rheumatism, telling of the different
disease. is mailed free.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

Stacker Lee arrived last nigh, from 81. Louis.
with ISIS packages nerchaILiSe far this nl4ce
and returned al noon to-day with a fair trtp
The Itses Lee depart u at . =. IN. for t'incin-
natl with fair trir- The James L.. departed
AZ ; = for Frtar's Point. The Robert Lee
departed at . =. fer Ashp'rt- Receipts hy.
noon t1-fay were - lales of cotton and ljS
sacks cotton seed
Vicksbur=. Mis-. Nav e..-Tha gauge reads
5..3 feet. fall - - foot The American will
make an excursion far merchants to Nazo0 CITY
SUNDAY t. sc the burnt district. The Elk
Memphis Weather Is clear aui warmer.
No change in ths last - hours. Cloudy and
cool. Dubuque down early this morning. Sill
Crescent in and out.
BLrlirrton. Ia. NAY ...-Eiver Is feet
irCheS above low-wat.r mark. tall Of half an
iTch Weather clear AMI warm The Quincy up
at - a. The Zalus Davis down with logs.
The El"'se in and out
Grand Tower. H.. NAV s7--Josie down at
a u. city O.. Memphis down at 10 n. N.
India GivauS up n ll:2I a Chester W 20
S:45 J. m The gauge scads Is feet and fail
Ing Weather clear
Cspe G!rlrIc7l. No. MAY e..-wsathcr clear
ard warner River falling. The Chester down
AZ -..l . NJ IN" C1tv os Nsruyhl- .!swn at
II "a a. n. Chester returned at =. -.
chester III Nav c7-GauEe 80 feet ard
falling Weather fair ami mild chester down at
Ii:sp y. IN city 90 Memuhis 4 q Cp:
F.NTo.t"r a. r. II. 'l~ra At p. ~. inti1
t;iy"nS at . =. n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
STEAMER CHESTER

VIII leave vharsbos; foot OF Locust ST. Tue,
days. Thursdays and Saturdays at p m
Tor Cape Girarieau ard way landings
Phone Main ilfg. kinioCn n Sc
WI Z PENSION. Acsnt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

Delehantv. PLAYING third far the Boston IA
tiorals. i neither hating nor fielding - Is ~
custom os the Dcl.hanty family
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
by Telegraph.


REPUBLIC SPECIALS
Cairo. III. Aiay 2..-Giver gauge reads -
showing fall CT 5 durnig the last a hours.
Weather partly cloudy and cool. The Georgia
II" arrived from Memphis at a m. she
returned TO Memphis at 30 7. IN. The Her
man PaepCke arrived from the Lover Mississip-
~ AT a. II. The NCitclk arrived from Pa
below At 2;9J =. m. The Carrie V. cleared for
the Lower Mississippi n = The yacht
Eoarler 4epartei Tor st Louis az 10 a IT, --be
Josie passed from St uis o. Louisville st
II a m. light. The Dick Fowler vas IN and
cat on tim" The Greenland arrive! from
Fittshu-r = m. and is9trt"d for -. Louis
at . T.. with an excursion uartv. The
CITY 81 Memphis arrived from = Louis at
J. M. and cleared FOR the Tennessee River at
; 2 m
M.u-phi.. Tcur.. Nav Ritter here stands
Il : q fau ~ = N the las: = hours The
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
10 PLAY THE sPANI,RDs.
lie Crnn and DiccLmau to Meet Pc
lota Players In Nandbaii Match.

L. Cron aEd pieckman. the Nv" hand
ball experts OF this citv. will acain meet
two SpauiarGs at the Jai-Alai tomorrow
morning in - handaall match. All ard
Nurr.Ja probably Will b" the pt.otI play
ers to play for the Spanish team.
Last Sunday tu'=g players played rings
around tho local hauGlH!.!SiS and a."
Splriards are confident OF winning again
tomorrow
In the first game last sunday il vas IN"
first tire that the Spauurls ever played
hanihlll bGt, a. II requires NOR. sgl"i1'"
10 play p-luia. il was easy for the visitors
10 win at the easier game.
Th. Spauiards ,atu maS'o- almost ANY
kind Of ball game. 8s the Isi-Alai same
Is most difficult to master. lSlGurp. ON" ui
the best nelOtL players iE the Norld. was
told TO mitch 81 base bail over q plat" last
week. When told that the ball could h"
made - curve Il caught ~ different WAYS.
he threw with great arCUrauT- ir. ont and
drop Cgrves. To the astua.slm'nt az ;h"
SPECTATORS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
.on ,,le Cape Gira5I,au Yesterday. going South

on the Cape Girardeau yesterday. going South
70 look over tho channel.
Tho E-as'~ Boat store Company has opened
the lower faCrs Of its Store. which have been
closed for several weeks. because of the recent
food
Captain Royce Eerrynan. wh1 has seen !n
St Louis for several days. dsTarted on the
steamer Feri Herold yesterday flr his home az
Paducah.
Captain Gus Hiusr of 81 Louis has been
appointed pilot On the United States lighthouse
steamer OirIudcT Il the Sixteenth District. with
headquarters at Memphis.
Captain Tom Garrison and Captain Steve
GrCsuEsli arrived yesterday from New orleans
where they took the Euuboat Nashville and
the tCrTsdo-buat destroyer Lawrence.
The toNhoat Josie has Departed fOr louis
willie TO bring arUund tire new tCvhnat built
for the Ie-heS. The tolt will os finished at
-. Louis and Will be ChGisteleI the sam
The F~rd HAr0iI deplrte! Yesterday after
neon for Memphis. with Eool trip of freight
and passengers. she took out many uasSen-
gers for Cincinnati and ohio River points.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
Rise and Fall of the Rivers


EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local Fcrecas; Official.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
SPEED RECORDS BROKEN.
Destroyer Lawrence
Heats Time of Fast steamers by
Eleven Miles nm Hour.

Captain Tom Garrison. who pilotcd the
to-nedo-bOat destroyer Lawrence from 81.
Louis 10 New Orleans. returned yesterday
He reported that the destroyer broke
every river record for speed ever made by
q Mississippi River steamer.
The fastest time was made between
Baton Rouge and Bayou Sarah. la.
when the little steamer recorded slightly
more than thirty-seven miles an hour. SO
heavy was the swell that fathoat
lying lno feet from shore was washed high
upon the bank.
The distance from Memphis to Helena.
lp miles. was made in three hours and
ton minutes. beating the record OF the
fast passenger packets by mora than two
hours.
The hour records OF tho famous fast
steamers Robert r. LEO. FrCntiS and
Natchcz were beaten by eleven miles
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

Dad clarke has rejCiued The Senators. and &
PLAYING first while Jake Stahl Is clyoTtins
around center field
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. IL. May 2..-Ths Cardinals
lost another "eyclash' game TO the Mi
crohes to-day hy the score Of to =.
Il was a pitchers battle throughout.
with Buttons Briggs having little the
better Of brakeman" Taylor. as the
binsle column shows.
81. Louis tied the score In the first half
Of the ninth inning. hut the Microbes
came right back in their half ana showed
arouned the winning run
The surprise was that Jack Taylor
should not have Won his game. In former
attempts he has managed TO hold the
team that let him go down pretty low. but
he was up against some phenomenal
pitching by Briggs that would have de-
featedsaimost any team. Briggs was SO
far above the form he has displayed in
former games that the fans have come
To believe that Selee's confidence in the
little fellows hot-weather ability is JUS
tilted
TAYLOR MADE HOME RUN.
Taylor did his best to pull Briggs's repu-
tation down by rapping out home run in
the sixth. but there was nobody on bases.
and the other two hits that the carli-
mails secured were not sufficient to win
game, even though the Microbes did make
some lurid errors.
During the first three innings only two
men got 10 first base. and both pitchers
We're throwing them in SO hot that it
looked as though there would be no sCor-
ing. But Chicago drew blood in the fourth.
when Casey got life on Shay's error.
He stole second. went TO third on
Chances sacrifice and came in on Killings
clean single
King made ! bad attempt TO steal sec
ond and Jones famed EV.rs got to first
on Snay's error and ONeill went out from
Taylor to Beckley. Tinker led OF in the
fence for three sacks and got in on Far
relrs tumble cf BrigEs's grounder. This
put Chicago one run 10 the good, as Tay-
lor's home run 10 the clubhouse was the
only run the Cardinals uad secured.
CARDINALS TIE THE SCORE.
In the ninth, however. Shannon led of
with two-base hit TO right center field.
got to third on Becklcy's sacrifice and
came in on SmOots grounder Casey tried
to throw him out at the plate, but he beat
the ball. With the score tied. Jones led of
In the last half of the ninth inning with
a single past second base. He was out on
EverSs srounder. but the latter got life
made a caring steal of second base. which
he accomplished through Beckley's bad
throw and came in on = clean single TO
center field. OF O'Neilrs bat.
The Microbes should have secured an
other run in the eighth. but Wicker made
ridon's single and was thrown out a tho
plate. King sprained his ankle and was
replaced by Corridor in the sikh.
The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
FIRST TOURNAMENT OF SKAT
AT THE COLISEUM TONIGHT.
N.rc Than Two Thousand Players
Expected TO Participate in Sew
enth Annual Meeting of North
American society.

More than o1oo skat players from all
over the world are expected 10 compete
in the annual skat congress, to he held
in the Coliseum. beginning tonight and
ending next Tuesday. Many Of the players
are now I'm the city. but the majority Of
the outsiders are expected to arrive to-
day
This is the seventh time that the skat
players have net since the organization
OF the North American Skat League. and
it is predicted that II will be the greatest
and largest ever held.
About 100 skat players 1--we !n ST. Louis.
and while the largest number will be
made MP locally. Milwaukee. Chicago.
Cleveland and New York Will send several
hundred each to take part in the annual
meeting.
The prizes that have been offered will
draw a large number TO the contests. The
total number OF gifts ia 1i7, and they
range from L grand piano to a baby cac-
riage. Many OF the presents have been
shipped from other cities. \ large silver
loving cup has been donated by the Lou
isiana Purchase Exposition Company. The
prizes are now on display at the LieGeT-
kranZ.
This afternoon the local members of the
league Will assemble at the Union Station
to welcome the Out-Ot-JOwn guests. Later
they will proceed to the Coliseum. where
the players will register and draw Tor
seats in the tournament.
Al 1:ij a meeting will be held 10 adopt
rules and regulations governing the tour
naments- The frs: tournament will be-
gin at 5 o'clock tonight.
To-morroy morning a meeting OF the
North American Skat League viii be held
al the Lielerkranz. while in the after
noon the second tournament will be held
at the Coliseum. In the evening the play
crs and their guests Will hold summer
nights festival at the LiedeTkranz
garden.
At 10 o'clock Monday morning cOntin-
nation of the congress meeting VIII be
held At the Licderkranz while tho distri-
button OF the prizes will tax" place in the
evening. Tuesday there will be a social
meeting at the Worlds Fair.
SANITOI. TOOTH POWDER sfbr your
teeth means gls..u healthy ryhTfa teeth
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
STEAMER KENNEOAY

ISavss foot az franklin avenue. We'lnestay.
june !. =. M. fTr Washington. jefferson city.
SANDY Hook. Giles and all way landings.
TOWNSEND COMMISSION co, Agvuts.
Phones: Rsl Main -zgfM: kinloch Z itss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
SPENCER WINS LIVE BIRD SHOOT.
Makes Total of I3. With Hcer sec
ond In Contest.

\ live-birI shoot. open 10 the world. Was
tho feature OF the nth dsy Of the Mis-
souri, State shoot at Dupont Park yCster-
day. This event VS. won 10y Charlie
Spencer. who made q total oG l35 birds
~, vas closely followed Ia iIe-r. who had
only ON. less.
To-day. being the last day of the tour
naW.uf. viii H. given over TO special and
novel features .t live birds and targets.
Tho e.nEcs maue Na.f.rlav wore.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

Cincinnati

I5ittsburg .............0 o 0 Q -
Txo-bass hits-Carisch / Sacrifice hits
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
CHAMPIONSHIPS ar STADIUM.
schools of Louisiana Territory WI
Meet in Athletics

The intcrscholastic championship of the
schools of the Louisiana Purchase Terri
tory will be contested for to-day at the
Worlds Fair Stadium. This contest Will
be Of more than local interest. as rhe
names OF many prominent athletes are
among the entries
Among the schools that will be repre-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

What can br agitsting Lew nril7 lie
batting F5 and leading the American IeaEue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

The idea that Rheumatism is strictly
a winter disease, that comes from exposure
or cold. is wrong; spell of indigestion,
torpidity of the liver, inactive state of the
kidneys, or sudden cooling of the body when
over-heated, being frequent causes of an
attack. Rheumatism is due to an over-acid
condition of the blood and bad circulation.
As it flows through the body the blood
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

deposits an acrid corrosive
sediment in the joints and
muscles. and the circulation
grows sluggish because of
the constant accumulation
of acid impurities, and
when the system is in such
condition Rheumatism is
liable to come out at any
time, winter or summer. II
is fastened and provoked
by exposure to cold, damp ;
heated, Il bad spell of indigo
ther derange and depress t
not the real cause of Rheur
vital fluid becomes overchar
riot in the veins. an attack
the cold. bleak days of wint
blood is tainted with acid.
full. but it takes something
away this demon of pain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
River RiaIto Brevitics.

The Bald Eagle WILL arrive this morning
f,orn Peoria. She departs on the return this
-Ths cane Glrardsau departed yesterday for
Commerce with heavy freignt and many
passenger
de1u this morning She departs on the return
In the afternoon.
Captain James Donohoe was . passenger
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

Left on bases-Chioago s. st. Louis :. Two
base hits-chance l. shannon !. Three-sas
hits-Tinker !. Home rlns-Taylor l. Sacrifice
hits-Chance ]. Beckley ]. Stolen hases-'as.y
l. Tinker 2. Shay !. Smoot J, Wicker / Double
playt-Tfnker and Evers J. Struck out-By
briggs 8. BY TayIor 3 Passed balls-Grady !.
Bases on balls-or Briggs Hit with ball
NELL /. Casey ]. TIme-One hour and thirty
fve minutes. Cmpre-Emslie. Attendance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
Thilad lpNlil
~ -

TwC-taae hits-M C~.sa !. kls!r0w !. Muir
ph- l. Williams p. ThUu.y !. Three-bss- hits
Hoffman ]. stolen hases-Williams ]. Kleinow
l. Thlnav l. Keller I. Double plays-M Cross.
Murphy and DAVIS !. First hase on hali--oI
Henly Len on hls"s-New York :. rhila-
deiphla s hit by pitched ball-DaVis !. k-cler
l Struck out-By Griffith .. by Heniy 4 Wild
pitches-Griffith !. Jmpires-Sherlcan and Car
perte-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28
King Succeeds John BecdIcs.

fsIsT- Blu ; M
bloomington. III. MAY ---PE'sIl"u. Ha'-
land os the Tsrce-i.ys LaaEIs today appointed
Victor klug II Davenport 20 sGrr-0i J m
BeedIcs resigned k.lE was saort~'0p f.r
bloomington last year. and iater signed Nitu
Springfield.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

Cincinnati MAJ THE SatiCas! Baseball
Commission has refused 20 release i@wTsrs'
Milton from Kansas civ. and refused a. ..u
slider the claim q kansas cts against Naf
wool Il. Gibson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-28

~ Terrs Hau;s-Tcrre Haut- Evans
vile
~ Marion Marion Fort wsyn~ :.
~ south B"nI-SouJh Eend 6. Grand Rap
a. r,Etnn-navtor 0 MnccIrz