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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
JAPANESE CASUALTIES.
Nine Hundred Killed and JFounded
in Fighting on May 1.

Toxic. Msy e-The official report Of the jap
snese casualties at the battle OF the Halu on
May ] shows that the Guards lost one officer
20 men killed. and had officers and l22 men
wounded.
The Second Division lost one officer and NJ
snnen killed and IL officers and 800 men wounded.
The Twelfth Division had officers and 40
snen killed and officers and 263 men wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
RIoTING At NEW-CHWANG FEARED.
The Navy Department Orders Two Warships
TO Che-Foo

Washington. Mag 9.-The attention of tho state
Department has been drawn the possibility Of
rioting and footing at New-Chwang in the indeh-
mite interval between the Russian withdrawal and
the japanese occupation of the port
The Navy Department has instructed Admiral
Cooper, commander in chief Of the Asiatic Station
send cruiser and a gunbOat Che-Foo This
is the nearest neutral port TO Port Arthur hui is
outside the zone OF military operations Tire seIec-
ton Of the vessels is left 10 Admiral Cooper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
TEN THOUSAND MEN LAID OFF
IsY TELEGRAPH TO THp p

10y IELEGkAPH TO the TRIBUNF
Philadelphia, May AT the present time rvorlx T.
slack at the Baldwin Locomotive Works TN
plant In the busy season employs twentv-ava'
thousand men. To-day the force is less than fifteen
thousand To retain this number IL has been ro,,ns
large part of the force. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
TO ISSUE JAPANESE LOAN SOON
Jacob H. Sehif Says Papers Are Signed
Declines to Talk of Interview With King.

London May s.-Jacob II. Schin, the New-York
banker. said to-day that while secrets were
talked over, he was unable TO say anything con-
corning his recent interview with King Edward
Mr.. schin added that all the papers In connection
with the Japanese loan had been signed. and that
only few days will be needed for the
OF details before tho loan is issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
THIRTY KILLED ON TRAIN
Port Arthur Passengers an Wreck
North of MoukdeR.

London May 10.-A dispatch 10 a news agency
-rorn Liao-Yang dated May 10 says:
An accident 10 train from Port Arthur 10
5farbin occurred on May :, near Telling
Thirty passengers were killed and fifty injured
q nd the permanent way was greatly damaged.
II is reported that q three days typhoon
greatly retarded the japanese landing at Pit
<u-Wo.
Telling is about thirty miles north of Moukden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
PLEDGED TO KANSAS CITY PLATFORM.
BRYAN to Head Nebraska Delegation TO ST.
Louis, His Brother Says.

New-OrIeans. May s-CharIes ". Bryan. OF Lin
coin. Neb brother OF William Jennings Bryan. said
here to-day that reports OF dissenson in the Ne
braska Democracy are incorrect. According 20
Charles Bryan his brother will head the delega-
ton 20 ST. Louis. delegation being unltsdly
pledged TO for reathrmatton OF the NaIasaS
nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
INVASION OF CORE4.
Il Russian Force Occupies To1cn
West Of Song-Chin.

Seoul May 9-The japanese Consul ut Won
san tclegrsphs that force OF Russians. num-
Der unknown. accompanied by Manehurian
mounted bandits. crossed the Yalu fa- above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
OUT OF VLADIVOSTOK 4?
Seoul Ruulor That the Squadron Is
Trying to Escape.

London, May l0--"The Daily Telegraph's''
Seoul correspondent says:
II is believed here that a portion Of the Rus
sian Niadivostok feet has been successfully
shut out and is now in the Sea OF Japan try
tng 20 eva6e the japanese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

WIFI, advanced southeast. and occupied Chang
jim. one hundred miles west OF Song-Chin. on
Nav 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
PORTER A HERO.
Stood Firmly at Brink While Car
4. Was Slipping Toward Abyss.
Bx Associated Press.

tttl55f 4 BY hSSoc'htff1 i'Ttss') .tsEf 1Ei
4 EDEN, coll. August S.-,W. Vance,
porter on the forward sleeping car
IYyuta, was on of the heroes of the
disaster. 10 him and his nerve and
bravery the persons on that car owe
their lives. Vance was standing near
4 he front end Of the car when the crash
came, and. with rare presence of mind.
rushed TO the hand brake on the front
of the car, and began Tightening the
brakes on the wheels. His car was slip
ping forward from the momentum and
from the terrible drag in front, caused
by the forward cars falling into the
stream. Vance held on to the brake like
grim death. His hands clenched the
wheel until his fingers almost
bled. but he held on until his
tight grip stopped the car. The forward
trucks had left the track and gone down.
but the remainder of the coach stayed on
8the tracks and the lives of the passel,-
gers were saved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
DR.. STRONG WINS.
Grand Circuit Season Opens in
New York with Big Crowd.

atI3y Associated press,) h
( NEW YORK, August s.--'The grand cir
cult seaErl in New York opened to-day at
the Empire city track and five thousand
The big <yent OF the day was tho IS, COO
purse for The a1o trotters, for which the
gray geldns Pr ;strofs, ruled the faycrlie
the second and third heats, Summaries;
2;la trot--dnsh one and one-olghth miles,
purse, sGOo--Joymaker first, Single X second.
Anna Little third. Time, e;2ai-2.
100 ri,ace-fnie dash. purse. sDO0-Petty q.
first, Joe Pointer second Frank Yoakum
third Time. a.05 L. 35 ~
$40 iro.--pursc s5,o00r-Dr. Strong won se-
cond and third heats and race Gonsieia 81
first heat. second; John Taylor third Best
time. 2.1S 1-2, 339
$50 trot--purse. SO, 0op-Prncess Athel wont
in two Straight heats. Wiltonctte second,
Pieasant 81 Thought third Pes. tine ;l4
purse sGOo-Artist $. first. Alex Campbell
second, Kathryne third. Time. .;2s l-a.
s:l7 paee-hait mile dasl,, purse, 5000 Cor
don Prince frat, Deiijah secUnd, lookout
Hal tlird, Time, 1:0l IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
) nv Associated Press

4 (By Associate Press.>
WASHINGTON, p. CT, August s:-sec-3
rotary Hay to-day bluntly told Chekibbey,
the Turkish minister here. that the pa b
tlence OF the American government is
well nigh exhausted The minister l'i y Is
expected TO communica this information
to his homo government speedily. There
appeared to he an, PRESTON in the mind
OF the Turkish statesman that because
the President OF the United states could
not make war without the consent of
Congress. he was thereby estoppsd from \
indulging ina naval demons = ton 70 e
forward his purpose to sacrifice treat
ment for tho Americans insT Turkey. It Is
on that point also the T urkish charg was
enlightened by Secretary Hay. 81
SQUADRON AT GIBRALTAR.
Rear Admiral Bark ~ command r-tn- b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
ten other cruisers and fortye-elsht
gpedo craft 81
4. TE R B 3! LE5 CARNAGE I
About 2o,oo j apanes Slain Re;
I recently Around Port
! ssS Arthur. S S.ss
(By8Associnted Pre,ss,. )

$s (By Associate Press. y t a
ST. G, August Lieuten-
5ant-General stodssel, commanding the
Russian military forces at Port. Arthur,
In an undated dispatch to the Emperor.
says !s9 ,A. sss5E Il s55
8i85.'.I am happy to report that the troops
Grepulsed all the Japanese attacksSof July
&c, S27 and %, with enormous losses. |S5 ";
garrison, s enthusiasm was extra
ordinary. 81 N
1.-THE fleet assisted in the defense by
lombard ding the j Japanese flank. " 4,
Our losses In the three days were
about 4 500 men and 40 officers killed or Of,
wounded. I,
SO According to statements OF Chinese
and prisoners the Japanese losteas n, any
as ID. 900. q 81
s"The japanese D losses were so. great
that tlfsy have not had time to remove
the dead and wounded f 81
En- A telegram3 from Che Foo, dated Au-
gust 7th, says that. according to Chinese
fierce battle was fought
on the land side Of Port Arthur on Au-1
gust 9Th. 33.s "a III 4 u NJ. 5S
Tho ia panese are reported to- have been
srepulsed with grea loss, the killed falone
being estimated at Il, 900. while the Rus
slams lost about 1000. III ~
The telegram says8that Lieutenant-G Cen
ieral sstoessel was personally In command,
and that the sconduct OF the Russian
.troops-was splendid. a.5 5.gS &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
77E ~ ~ q q. n q v AZ
BIG NAVAL BATTLE.
Russian Squadron Makes Sortie
e and Attacks Japanese Port
Arthur Fleet.
lBy AssocIa ted Press,)

l8y Assocla ted Press,) 81
ST. PETERSBURG, August s,-En-:
reror Nicholas has received the follow
ing from viceroy Alexleff, dated at Aluk-
den, August 18th: Ks S
kilograms received to-day from Port
Arthur and from the commanderSof tho
SQUADRON tRear-Admiralg1Y ithofb. state
t,iat the cruisers Bayar, AskPld, 5ls Pal
!ndn End Novik. and some y g.inboats.
!stenmed out of the harbor Of ,a;ily 10Th
nly's positions, They were attacked by
tho Japanese hattleship Chin Yen, the
protected cruisers Clliynda, Itsulusilima
and Nntsushlnla, and IS two second-class
cruisers. With tt;.sy torpedo boats,
IAN eight-ia&n shell from the Bayan
burst in the stern OF the Itsukushima,
placing that ship out OF act Ion. There
upon all tho Japanese ships est eered for
the open sea, and al tho same time, he
5Chlyoda was damaged by q Russian
mine. AS the & lyoda q wa sinking by
the head she steered 4 toward tI'alienbny.
a shot from battery twenty-five also
damaged a Japanese guaboat, which was
sighted ID VA ~ s33l ~ Ell II.
"on July a7th, In view of the Japanese
having taken the general offensive
against our land positions. the Rayan,
Captain Reitsenstein;a the III bait esilip
RctvIzan. the Iaallada, A ok old and No,yik,
the coast defense ships Gremiashehi and
0tvashnl, the gunboat q lila X and twelve
torpedo boats. under the command at
Rear-Admral EeRci,inpky. were ordered
To support our hi flank at The demand 9
of Ijeutenant- General stoessel,
sour ships, preceded by mine dredges,
steamed toward Lungantan, from where
they bombarded tho, Japa nese osltions
until $ O'Clock In the a fternoo !,
L ION their return, which they eliecIep
with tho same precautions, q mine ex-
plodcd underneath one OF the dredges
h "Rear-Admiral Without estiulated that
tho cnemy's naval forces which we're
OF Port Arthur JnlS both, consisted q
five tatteships, four armored cruisers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
STILL FIRING.
Junk Passenger 5HoWe'vesr,sDe
clare That There Was No Hos
tile8M ovenlent.
(Ryl ASS ocIated 8Prycss. q \

ciil1 r 90, August SIS AZ M.-The fir
Ing, which was heard last night, con-
stinued to 3:8o q clock this morning. Il IA
junk, which left Port Arthur August 9Th,
reported that there had been no hostile
movements since July 18th, except ex-
changes between the arteries. The Rus
Sian battleships Pob!eda. Retyizan. Poll
taya and Peresviet, fire occasionally,
which probably was what was heard last
night. An engineer, who is familiar with
Fort Arthur, states that It will take the
Japanese four weeks to fortify the zap
Gtured hills and plant. Siege guns which
will require strong foundations -dn the
face OF the Russian fire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
The \ Harlem Running.
(By Associate ed Presi

# (ByS EAssocIate led I'ress y,
95 30. August SIR Results bHt Harlem IS
First "a ce-four and one II ifyrl ongs-cap i-
ftanzo 40 TO III first, Frank Monteyerds 20
to u second. Envoy fs6 to y tnis 1Ine,
y Second eplechase. schort COURSE :,
Trenct the Mere III to- first Lin >, g . y
Third race--one mile. the Riverside selling
sakes--A nannias TO 10 first sweetie q 70 y
y second. Golden Mineral GO 70 !, s,th'rn e
4 I Fourth 9 ras.--mtle and slstsenth TIer.2
Lynch first Ineqbatt9r g z. 3, r.
Fifth raco--flye and one.half furlongs +.
FIoren,ina "a TO u first. John smulskt *! g, e
Is second, Monte q To- 81! thru " w. 7,
4 Sixth 8 race-nnA mi1e-Tc telephone y i, " Y, q
first Apple lS TO y second, poclle q sto ~
third, II Time. 1910 BIB. y, !, V. Y 5$s,,s Il ~
II, first " Ga rdinai i olsey "a 10 y second
{Fleuroni Il to y third, Il Time, =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

ftorrnert KY
II The porte promised American Minister
Lteshman that reply favora bic to the
American demand for the same favored
treatment In the matter. OF schools, hos-
pitfalls and charitable nsttnitions as is
accorded to ther powers would be given
August I'd. j. The giving. OF the answer !
sup5 the present time no answer has been
received .$ $
a8 Tho porte recognized Y the demand in
principle. but thus far has failed ~ exe-
:cuto the necessary measures. and the
American legation has now sent a COM
fniunication to the porte pointedly de-
mandng speedy and final settlement,
the issuance OF the necessary orders and
tho official acknowled cement by Turkey
of the American demands There are
no monetary claims. sS ,ss n n 33sss ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
BOAR D b PAYS GREAT
COMPLIMENT 10 CONVERSE WI ! 81
srR.ui $50 PR

,p,yAsH1NGTo Z. /; Apg y, sT7s s.,
ADMIRAL Sin Charles Rae. eng necr-in-oille
ofti,e navy, fwilo has Just snfeeeded Rear
Admiral R y teT g 3,
Ri tnis The earnest wish OF the board that
Admiral Converse be tnyited IT, serve e., a a.
an e tha loard s nn1
e nrnre ttoe irksor,e for him In yiewso
XII "a ms fsr to chief or the bureauSof nay
isation This eomptefnt, thgeff Pred
IA latter Ia Admiral Converse IN me
Hone fnG that he may find At possible "a ac,
sept the dmd1fa wh Gehs ci,si
was presd g ~ ~ ], nce' "'9ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
5CALCHAss IN. PORT.
Captured Bristish Steamer.
caches 4 adj. With With
a Prize Grew Aboard. .5
(By Associat ted PrcssD

E.5BVIADIVOsTOK.ss 3:A August Sill F. +. NJ
The British steamer Caichas. from Ia !,
coma for Japanese ports, Swh ichs was q r
rested by the Vladlvostok squadron thirty
miles north Of Toxic Bag, during the re-
cent cruise off the Pacific coast OF Japan,
arrived here to-day in charge OF a prize
crew. Z She was a week oyerduei having
been detained by fogs. The Calchas is
the last vessel,ca ptured by A dmiral les
sens cruisers. The papers OF the Cal,
5chas showed she was carrying 80 tons
OF flour, nine tons OF cote 4 2l5 cogs and
3125 parts Of machinery. all cons! gned to
Yokohama. The remaining l50O tons Of
the Calchas's cargo were consigned to
Hong Kong. IS S8:2s rs ~ is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
/. AT SARATOGA.
First -Four in Feature Race Come
in Only Heads Apart.

III OHly I1cdQS - part.
u SAR ATOGA, FIX N, 81 ". August s-close
finishes marked tho racing here to-day The
Catsklll, the days feature was won by AZ.
ccnsion. The first four In this race werA
only hcnds apart under the wire. Summaries:
E5i First race-slx 4furIongE-stalwnrt gflG to 81
first. Jocund ~ 70 6)@second, scarfell Ito
- third, Time. !l3. a. 4
about two 10 sngI SGIGss
i1S ~ y y, y second. Royele III TO 81 third
Rose of Dawn Sna to 81 first. Teacress Is l-2
to y second, Marie Frances q to y third
Time, ;0S. E5
Ascension t16 to 81 first. Old England f18. 70
% second De Reszke Is to y third. Time
l:2f2-5. 15,G9l =
Fifth race-one miie--shrine ts to y first
Cioyerland Is to y second. Palm Bearer t6 to
a. third, Time. 40 is,
Sixth race--slx fnrlopgs-Cairngorm n5 to
- first. Asile Cb 10 y second. Bulwark (cU
TO y, third. Time. 1:l4 2-b. K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
/ GALS CONFER
Chiefs HOLD Consl,ltatoir
al Peterllof Advices fronl
the Front. VA
. lBY. ,At,,,ssor.ciata d Press.

8 ST, PEPERsBIrRc !. August s, 5;s5 e, M /.
An 5jnprftai1t conference on / no military
sltnatiodn was held HI tho Peterhof ia lace
To-day. IThe ministers OF war and ma rlne;
the Grand Duke a lexis, he high admiral,
Ein's aides. de camp. who has just arIlyed
from The front with personal dtspat chen
for The Emperor and others we're pTssan.D
9Th. says the lighting at r ort thur from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Rainfall Prevents Tournament,

lBy Associated Press)
e ATLANTA. Ga, August S..-A rainfall Of
more than three inches from Sunday inorninR
70 this nlerning rendered tho COURTS too Ii a W
Tor the teams Tournament. WIN WAS 10 ha We
begun here to-day for The Ghainpionship OF
The South, IL tie weather conditions permit
nlay VIII be. begun tasmorrnM. -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
THE OLYMPIA.
Flagship Of Squadron now Watching the Willy Turk

chief OF the North Atlantic fleet, cabled
the Navy Department from Gibraltar,
announcing the arrival OF the battleship
squadron at that port to-day. The Han
@nlbal left Lisbon to-day with coal for
Will Is Ia. Lisbon and remain until /. he
receives orders from the Navy Depart
fment TO proceed westward. the purpose
being to second the effects OF the State
Depart In Turk y. s55ifs "a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
.OYAMA is NOW
ABOUT TO STRIKE [
3SstSa is 4
Continued from First PACED

hal to the effect that General stoessel
has committed suicide. s The story is not
credited because the latest reports from
Port Arthur declared the commander to
be tho most optimistic of#all the de-t
tenders of the fortress and the trend Of.
Ills official report bears out the state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
In New York.

NEW YORK, August s,-vendome. = n
sorthsm. eameren 1r sN' eams,gn ~ y:
forB. y Il Graves; Nartnandss D Msrsck
a a.rd ~ife; Grenobis, q G. Thompson and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
VIRGINIA. TMoUNT:AIIN'' az & SORTS.

3.1nlvS ssth "a 18Th occurred at least seven '
niles from the fortress. nd that not n
the guns Of the batteries "a CHG lalaha
VIE i5eute55a n General sakharoft reports e
that IN to5r Don sterday here NAG Dell
no change In the Manch urlan ~ ~ - III
sphera OF opera tiOns. gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
England N 81 * Ct Satisfied 4, I

lI4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LONDON August In the house u q
CON mons :. to. day Premier Balfour, w
INF Is question on the subj said tbs
British government dhered to Its con
Stention5 that there was no adeq te ~ g
Etification for the sinking Of the British
;stea mer knight Command by the Vlad-
giyostok squadron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Senator Vest Diving.

x tBy Associated PIcss,)
assss MEET SPRINGS, MO, August Sat
10 O'clock Tonight the attending physi-
clans said that Senator Vest was dying
5niil could live but \ few hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
HEAVY A'T I!
Japanese Assault Russians North
Of Hal Chcllg Kluroki Threat
/ ems Mukdell.
.s(By Assoc iated Press, )

BERLIN. August S,.-The Tagehlat It this
aT1s pnts A hs ta'oyaFh s sP western
russian forces north OF Hal Cheng s,lf-
Tered q heavy attack . to-day, Many
wounded Russians arc .hGIe. I, !, !,
Kurolsi &is tllrea tening Muldel from the
northeaAt Z. = y, Y IA \, 4 L, Z, /,
kin were vest erday In Lao Yang
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
!. {ByE Alsoeiated Press. Y
Porte is Perturbed.

Porte is Perturbe
oNsTANTINOPLE, August s.---The5
announcement Of the dispatch Of the
American European squadron to Smyrna
has perturbed the porte and wi II doubt
less hasten tile. solution OF the questions
at issue between the United States and
Turkey in a manner sa tisfactory to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
UP AGAINST II. 9

seWE'RE UP AGAINST IT."
The cold Spring did it-too
many 81 those fine gray suits
on hand, consequently they'll
90 at S12.BO to-day NV q r g
$2O.OO).
Every size and the very latest
styles. ss
No room here for slow NOV
ing goods. 1
Look and see how many fine negligee
shirts you can Use at a price
IS Then como here and SEQ the small
prices on Manhattan's finest productions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Text Of Secretary's Circular to
Ambassad 81 is Made u
ID. ~ ~ fts3t NJ wa
.CoNTRABA I'd OF WAR DEFINED
.Obiects}to Treatment Of Fuel and
Raw Cotton as Absolutely
Within tie Pale.
s(Bv;Associated Press y

WASHINGTON. d. !, G., August s.--Thc
recognition IN principle Of the treatment 'trrl Vt
of coal and other fuel and raw cotton g 9
absolutely contraband OF war might u It'll
.mately lead to total inhibition OF the
sale by neutrals to the people OF belltEe e',-
ent States Of all articles which could pc
finally converted to military uses such
an extension OF the principle by treating
coal and other fuel and raw cotton as
absolutely contraband OF war, simply be-
cause they are shipped by q neutral TO q
-blockaded port OF q belllgerent, would
not appear to be IN accord Wit h the rea-
sonable and lawful rights Of q neutral
commerce. Vi Ii & FIJI tS ss'5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Juniors, II; Walkerton. Z.

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i HYBLA. ~ August tS.--A cqunton Juniors
defeated WalkertDn Friday afternoon by the
score of IL to 4.f3}5 81
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Where They Play day.
Pittsburg Mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York. s. 4
Chicago at Brooklyn
z tx i33S Cincinnati at Boston, Ss
NStanding Of the Clubs.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE,

Scores Yesterday.
At New Orleans: New crleans-Atlanta, no
game train), s Ss"..sS' 80
! a ~ Shreveport; Birmingham. 2: Shreveport.
AT Memphis: Memphis 4 Montgomery, 9.
r AT Little Rock: Little Rock, s. Nashville.
Y; tfirst Gamc). X f1ss5F5
Little Rock. a;;f Nashville, g. (second gamc,.
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