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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-14
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

rom This Committee Will Come
An Executive Committee,
Which will Plan and Car
ry Out the Campaign.
St. Louis, July 9.-The followingis
he new Democratic national CON-
mittee:
Arkansas, William 81. Martin.
Alabsma-H. D. Clayton.
California, NJ. F. Tarpey.
Colorado, John |. Mullins.
Connecticut, Homer F. Cummings
Delaware, Richard r. Kenney.
Florida, Jefferson B. Browne.
Georgia, Clark Howell.
Idaho, Simon P. Donnelly.
Illinois, Roger c. Sullivan.
Indiana, Thomas Taggart,
Iowa, Charles A. Walsh.
Kansas, John H. Atwood.
Kentucky, Trey Woodson.
Louisiana, |. n. Blanchard.
Maine,
Maryland, l.. Victor Baughman.
Massachusetts, William 4, Castor
Michigan, Daniel !. Campau.
Minnesota, T. T, Hudson.
Mississippi, C. II. Williams.
Missouri, William II, Rothwell,
Montana, {. W. Hoffman.
Nebraska, James Dahlman.
Nevada, John II. Dennis,
New Ramphsire, r L. Norris
New Jersey, William b. Gourley.
New York, Norman L. Mack.
North Carolina, Joseph Daniels.
North Dakota, IL. ID. Alert,
Ohio, John Il. Mclean,
Oregon, None reported.
Pennsylvania, James NJ. Guffey.
Rhode Island, George n. Green.
South Carolina, b. K Tillman.
South Dakota, +. S. Johnson.
Tennessee, r. L. l.. Mount.
Texas, r. NJ. Johnston.
Utah, d. II. Perry.
Vermont, B. B. Smalley.
Virginia,
Washington,
West Virginia, John T. McGraw.
Wisconsin, T. E. Ryan.
Wyoming, John E. Osborne.
Alaska, Arthur Il. Dadany.
Arizona, Pen M. Crawford.
District OF Columbia, John L. Morris
Indian Territory, r. l.. Williams
New Mexico, H. B. Ferguson.
Oklahoma, R. A. Billup.
Hawaii, Palmer P. Woods.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
E. v. ODELL CO..

MRS. FLAHERTY. g5,,. Bess male si,, and and
Columhn hns-ave.. near SSd-sf Tel I4ILRiver
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
BROOKLYN JUNIORS WIN A MATCH.

- ,ha fftb lime this season The BrookIyn
,,,,iors and the eleven Of the AL Angels Cricket
cIub OF New-York. came together at the Parade
grounds yesterday the result being second VIC
forr for the Brooklyn boys All Angels took IN the
ofber three contests. The totals We're % 10 90
Going first to the bat Brooklyn made a talr snow
trr s+ the y,ickets mainly through the efforts OF
,,e,o,a L -rrsrtersau and A r. TyrTiH each OF
Tbon scored IS These were the only double figure
s-ores al the game except that OF J. Zoller, who
ssses sixteen 10 All Angels total The bowlers
Al showed 20 excellent advantage, Tyrril doing
sss hest work with a record OF four wickets for
Trurs z Williams took two wickets for runs.
Ss5 y. @. Laurie one wicket for ] run. On the
.her side J. Boak captured five wickets for Is
y~rs and II Zoller two for Il. The boys clever
saSiug drew forth the admiration OF many old
s-eksters who watched the game
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
CHICAGO TAKES TWO GAMES EASILY
Superbas Make Only One Hit in First-The
Scores, to 0 and S to 4.

The Chicago players shut out Brooklyn. TO 0.
in the first game of double header at Washing
Park. Brooklyn. yesterday. and won the second
By a OF 10 4.
Tho first contest well PLAYED. not an eros
being made either side. Wicker who pitched
for the visitors in this game. in superb form
and allowed only hit. He struck out seven
and failed TO give base balls. Shulte's
home run In the eighth got In two men before him
In the second contest the visitors made three
runs IN the first Shultes single, Casey's sacri-
fee double by Barry. followed by another single
by Tinker. Lumley's bad throw and third single
by hcChesney. bad throw by Tinker,
followed by Sheckard's three-bagger and Babb's
two-base hit. got two men across the plate for
Brooklyn IN this inning The visitors kept the lead
for the remainder OF the contest. which called
after the seventh. according to agreement The
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET.
r,,,y County Wins Second Place
from Manhattan.

anal game to decide second place in the
Ihe cricket Association championship series
NeN''o1.ar+ed Al Branch Brook Park. in Newark
vas s+rrday afternoon and resulted in favor Of
e s,ssr county Cricket Club. of that city. at the
.-ss =. Of short handed second eleven represent
expe.9 STonbettan Cricket Club. the totals being
ias ~ Some Indifferent work by the local UNI
= 70 o-ssrreS - the game, as he gave two decisions
pre- iiHnss bv many OF the spectators.
clesuo.tI - vinrers who went first TO the bat, T.
i. ipr III. the ball hard and often for 81. The
Gilbert SEa,tsia n l. White placed 26 10 his credit
veteran otbc- eide high scores were lacking. r.
9,.ar O tIs i6 alone reaching doubles y. F. Howse.
Of me t.-iSi,ets FOR l3 runs &. Z. Bradshaw and
win r4erbert also did we'll for Manhattan. the
M a so~ & The score;
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

The Giants defeated Pittsburg at the Polo
Grounds yesterday 3 TO / Mathewson in the
box for the home team and pitched good ball
He allowed only four hits, and struck out six men.
McCormicks error proved costly for the visitors
for 1t let two players get across the plate The
Giants made these two runs in the third Mathew
son singled and Donlin got a base balls
Browne then sent another single which got
away from Mccormick and Browne got third
and Mathewson and Donn crossed the plate. A
two base hit by Dahlen followed by Devlins sacri-
fee and Gilhert's single brought in another run
for the Giants in the fourth. Beaumont's home
run In the sixth saved the Pirates from being
shut out The
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
CHARLES pFIzER WINS THE HON0Rs.
Second Day of Bernsrdsville Horse Show In
creases in Enthusiasm.

Rernardsyille. n. j.. Sept "a (SpecisD.-The sec
and dav OF the horse show under the auspices OF
IN. Somerset County Polo Club drew a larger
crou,d ,han Yesterday. Not accident marTed
49, shou THE event which aroused the greatest
enthusiasm was the last on the prosramme when s,1
teams attached to handsome coaches were toolsd
Lounu ere rheacarne continuous and hearty Charles
P1g2er ssrried on the honors Of the day.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
GRIFFITH STILL CONTENTIOUS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I


Cleveland Sept A.-Clark Griffith is openly con-
temptuous OF the Giants chances against either
the Highlanders Collinss in post-season
series TITS no wonder Mugssy is afraid to play.
said Griffith tonight HE hasn't got a hitter In
his infield. and outield has got his skinned a
Mock That team of his has been up against q
LOT OF easy marks all summer-teams that Wash
ington could put 1t all overland his men have won
The remnant not because they play ball, but
hecaise the other fellows can't
'Tf McGraw doesn't manage 10 crawl out Of the
most son series people win have fine chance 10
Compare the American and National League stand
sr5s ~ nlay And II he does crawl out, everybody
d Nfsr-Yorlx and everywhere else will know per-
fectirswell why the chance to make q comparison
was rot afforded"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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MISS GRAY'S STAR AGENCY $50 9Th
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tics: male and female; city. country
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

DECIDED 20 tel the Associated Cricket Clubs of the
Az t re ahd request that the match be placed
On tHe - iAtVIes FOR next A Hosk-
inss OF In the Columbia Oval Cricket Club. to whose
@ or tbat cimh pail was largely due the sue
e9asq sen' Mere He & 1Gr his home on Friday
e no Nav a. vii retSrn here however by the
last oA -neS, an uIne to assist his club in next
years matches: mater At smoker given in his honor
recognition Of his servfces 80 ~ 80 ~ "
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
UNION COUNTY.
DEFEAT FOR UNION COUNTY.

= sung team OF the Union County Club plaved
Il g.. match with the Livingston Field cluh
ar., n ~ Island on Friday. which resulted IN
ha,i.sy - feature Of the game was the splendid
rsorc1sISyi Si - G. Lawne for Livingston. Who b,t
kos Crcs~ iyt ~ before he caught bv Z I1acI,
= RsooSi, RpH County. the best stand was nada b1
,ssingsfon r. ~ VIZ g. not out. The totals were.
nsAsts 'ie'e Club. l6s: Union County. IS for 6
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
MApoo GIVES KIELY LOVING CUP.
AlI-Around Champion Athlete of the World
Honored by His Friends Here.

Thomas #. Kiely. the Irish athlete who won the
worlds al-around athletic championship under the
'o,a~s of the Greater New-York Irish Athletic
Association. the guest of honor at euizer $
Harlem River Park last night. He sails Ior npIne
naxt Wednesday but expects TO return. On pehaiI
% the many friends he has made during ms stay IN
fhfs country, Police Commissioner Nchso1o gave
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
FAST TRoTTINe BY THREE-YEAR-oLD.
Luz mrrnan.rn TO THE rnrnuSr.l

Lexington. KY. Sept a-Fhs three-year-oid bay
lie rsayard Audubon by J. J. Audubon dam
s,lhorette by Hambrino. owned by Patchen Wilkes
Sock Farm worked fast mile at the breeders
rsoetatIon track this afternoon, covering the dis
tance in 212 nat, going the irst half In so and the
-, sorr fourlongs IN 107. This youngBter Is a
teadiaate for the 81 600 Kentucky Futurity, 20 be
trofted tho opening day OF the fall meeting next
month.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO. 4; PHILADELPHIA. o.

CHICAGO. 4; PHILADELPHIA. o.
Chicago. Sept. 2&-Patterson pitched brilliantly.
and. with perfect backing easily shut Philadel
phia to-day Chicago in the opening inning scored
three runs with three singles, double and
error. The score:
r. II Il
Phiiadephi. ......... -. Q Q 30 I
Noonan. Attendnnce. 4. 500.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
uTsRANs' MATCH AT wlLLIAMssRIDeE,

4 wterans' match between teams captained by
u Fsnwick former secretary OF the league. and
Dr. e V Brendon at Wniamsbridge resulted.
sss close finish in favor OF the latter's sioe by
evs rams B. Kortlang Of the Columbia Oval
Cyebs league team, aided Fenwicks team but
wss run out after scoring Is. His the only
Selhle figure in a total of g. To this the winners
,ssnSn6ed with 5g OF which A H Dovey scored
=, II Allen p and ]. Seignior. il. w. II. Rutty.
Srbo IS seventy-tWo years old. bowled splen-
sisiv His record for the match seven wick
as for 2 runs. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
:. ~ NEwYoRK-ptiLAoslpHIA oaur

Asspr,as.ssu of the executive committee. q, m.
csss,.ah csssepe,, District Cricket League heIs 81 ths
irsa,v hotel last nisht the ouest5on :, an
discu.sssc match with Philadelphia was tborou.h,n ~
such ear.s- o"ing to the enforced absence fro,
oi several lesaing players. Il was
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

NETWORK POST GRADUATE DENTAL
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
KINGg oorNTY cRIcKPr cLrR.
UNION COUNTY BEATS coLUMeIA Oval

. !. @ ne association championship contest played
- "iuismsoTidge. between the second eleven of
~ ~ Columbia Oval Cricket Club and the Union
e.1ny Cricket Club. OF Elizabeth " j. yesterday.
sor 1,lef proved the winner totals OF AZ 20 IS
wo.,, "40Ae~. H. H. Smith did the best stick
noik for The losers. with s ON the u,,n,,,, .t1.,
hxso % Goddard. r. ana D A Gibson * ,reT. ,ha
runs anS eI5- rs u A. Gibson took wickets for Ie
Oval E M,;;rT1f - 1!oson took for 10 For Columbia
VI " The score: " ~ = ''ieiiii~h
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
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PITTSRURG-
NEW-YORF

Two-base hit--Dahlen Home run-Reaumont. Sacrifice
hit-Devu. Stolen bases-McCann 90 Gilbert Beau
mont Wagner Leach Double play McGsnn Mathew
Left bRses-New-fork 6: PlttsburE First
base balis-On Msthewson. 1; of RObetaie Struck
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
NEWARK oUTPLAYEo BY O. N. T.

The q. N is defeated Newark al Newark YES
terday oy % runs and wickets ]. Tolson and L.
Brierley oatted in splendid form for the winners
and made top scores Of the game with SO and 3d.
Holden Were the other double-ngure scorers the
winners team For Newark the best work was
done py ). a booth, who the only man 10
make a stand against the o. N. T. bowling. The
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
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Dr. z. V. BRENDoN,s TEAM.
LIVINGSTON IN A DRAW.

AT Prospect Park the champion team OF the Liv
insston Field Club encountered the frst eleven OF
the Kings County Cricket Club yesterday, and. al
though the Staten Islanders outbatted the Brook
lynites easily, the game resulted in a draw. as
there was not tine 10 hnish the match. AS 81 was
nine OF the home wiekets we're down when the
umpires called the game. 81 which time only ~
runs had been made by Kings County. as against
The total OF lS compiled by the visitors The latter
gave splendid exhibition Of free batting. in which
{. +. Hurditch, champion batsnsn OF the league.
took the honors with an even half-century. Hur-
ditch came within ter runs OF a total OF 1000 for
me season A. G. Laurie. G. H Z. Griffith and
Captain a. J. G. Cook all contributed good scores.
s1 T1ckets were down for l8 when the Living
stons declared their innings closed and sent the
Kings County men TO the bat p F. Kelly, though
h8ape1ed somewhat by the injury received in the
faEns ~ the park week before. took wfckets
i9r % runs and, incidentally. attained his l00th
wicket for the season. z. J. Atwood. With le
vas top scorer for the local team. while J. s.
Mahon showed good form for Y and g. w. Barnes
NJ up u. Griffith took wickets for % runs. The
score:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
SECOND GAME.

TWo-base htB-BarTy, Lundgrens Dillon baoo Ihree-
base ht-sheoksrd Sacrifice ht-o'NeiL Stolen base
McChesney Double pays-Jordan and Dillon; Mitchell.
Jseksch and Dillon. Left basesChicago. .; Brook
lyn 4 First base halls-On Lnndgren 3 First base
erTor-Broo%yu. Hit by pitched balBy Lundgren,
]. Struck out-By Mitchell. 1; by LundgTen 8 Time OF
game 81. UmpiresEsiie and Carpenter Attendance.
4.6oO.
ST. LOUIS AND QUAKERs BREAK EVEN.
philadelphia. Sept 24.-St. Louis and Philadelphia
broke even in a double header to-day. Taylor pitched
both games for visitors The second game called
At OF seventh account OF darkness. The
FIRST GAME.
Philadeiphia ..I 1-2 s 2
Batterfes-Tsyior and Butler. Sparks and Doon-
SECOND GAME
PhiIadelphta ....o o 2 x-2 s o
81 Louis .................O % I q
Battsries-Duggsby and Roth: Taylor and Butler. At
tendance. 4685
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FIRST GAME.

-Battsd for Cronin in ninth inning
Chicago ......................O / O o %
brooklyn -+.-.-------------..-V D o % y D U 90
Two-bas ht-Casay. Home run-Shul;-. Lett bases
Chicago p First baiis-Or Cronin. l. III; %
pitched bAi-By Cronn. J. Struck out-By Wicker T. By
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cINc1.ENAr1 BEATS RosroN TWICE.

NANNILNATI HEAIb BUSION IW ItH'
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Of darkness o. six innings. scores;
FIRST GAME
r Z.
Cincinnati -..........o 0 2 o o o 0-5 l9
Boston ,.s...........o Ia 3
Batteriss-EIahn snd Street: McNichois and Needham
SECOND GAME.
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BASEBALL.
MatheScsom Holds Pittsburg Safe
Giants HIN, 8 to 1.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGrE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-rork 8; Pttsburg, l. Philadelphia, 2; ST. Louis
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, ul (second gamel.
(hrst game) Cincinnati. 5; Boston,
Chicago Brooklyn. (irst game)
(second game). Cincinnati, s; Boston,
st: Louis. s. Philadelphia (second game).
first game).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. &; Philadelphia o.
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FISCHER, 42S Central PARK West. cornsa
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GAMES TO-DAY.
THE RECORDS.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. at Chicago. Washington. st. Louis.
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DIR. c. FREDRIK WETCHE-Hours Q tn
A. 123 West S0th-st Nervous prOstrtss
tion a speciality. Telephone 63T-F4verside,
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DIR. JUSTIN. OsteOpath. Hotel MarkweIl,
20 West 49th-st.-An chronic diseasOa
treated successfully. Open evenings
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EDWARD B. UNDERWOOD. D. o.. 155
5th- ave. Phone 6104-1Sth St Hours .
70 4:3O Saturday. 20 T.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Al ATTRACTIVE aoors and suites. with
private bath; single rooms. with or with
out board apartments. doctors offices; all
desirable locations: highest references; in
formation free. 5. &. LELAND & CO..
West 93d-st.
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PATENTS.

TO SECURE a good piano without paying
exorbitant prices. see our pianos. B. u.
R Co ITO Redford-avs., Brooklyn.
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LAUNDRIES.

THE SARATOGA" IS3 East 5Sth-st-
near LexingtoR-ave.-Lace curtains q
speciality. Goods called for and delivered.
EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK. coo
and 2,T13 Broadway. also $50 Columbus
ave. Wagons call and deliver. HENRY
BECK, Proprietor.