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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
RESULTS Al LOUISVILLE.

Louisville May 6-Ffrst race frIrIongs,-Iady
L4gsca. Uynel. Kitty Belle Brooks. fO5
Munro 10 10 second. 100 rs. Davis 20
T. third. Time O:49at Aunt Katherine. Alice Lloyd.
Pearl HOPKINS. Leila Hunter. Mary Edna; Hsrifa, R0s
sessa Fallen Leaf Scortea and cutter also
Second race hale furlouEsl Belltocr- I07
'I-ynet. AunorG J.. 100 Hotiier'. Il 10 /.
100 90 BoaudJ. 20 To t1ird. Time
I.f0l4 Room Mate. Cohasset. Rheingold Forpguer.
CaIorist Artenesa Marlboro and Alice Little also
Third race ave and one-haf turongs'-APple 100
tEaul = l.. Brand New. lo9 b Davis. Il 4.
Meita l07 Muuro,. 20 70 third. Time. l:194s
FIeischmanu. Montpelier Nal Lowery.
PenSe Johnnie Moore and St Enoch also
Fourth ,siN furougs, handicapl-rhe Crisis. 100
GIelZcseni - l. won. Bad News 10 U.yncl. 90 3
second. columbia Girl 100 %. Bllandl - third
Time Miss crawford Tam a. Shanter, Lev Dorsey.
Danube and Early Boy also ran
one-haf turonEsl-W eberfeIdE
TOT A W Booker = FTedreka. H.. tPauD.
Il / Hunting. l0T ,Heigesenl. t. /
Time O.5G Joe Adams. Earl !. D.. Or. Brady.
Heidelherg Whippoorwu. Vildo, King Constant Madison
square. FIving Brook ArC5nd and Ren Bright
sixth lone mile and one-eigEthl Discus. loo G}
Head / TroCadcrr 100 Livingston. Ia
second. Baird lO6 (Aker) l. third Time SO
Mslsk,n Tax Man, Barsce. Mint Bed, Kuorie and
Ra.Elrer also
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YALE SHE'LL swAMPED AT ANNAPOLIS.
Bad Weather Makes Race Scheduled for
To-day Doubtful
my TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE. ]

ArnanoIis Nd May weather conditions,
which had been entirely favorable for several days
changed 50 completely this afternoon thar there is
no promise OF decent weather for the Yale-Navy
shell race tomorrow. so rou@h was the water this
afternoon that the Yale boat. which was a prac-
ticc spin swamped and the boat was broken in
taking it out OF the water II patched up. how
ever and will probably stand the race To- morrow
If ii be pulled of.
The accident happened what is known as the
upper course in the Severn. about two miles from
the Naval Academy, II was seen that the boat
filling and orders were given TO pull for the
shore. Before they reached IT, however. the boa Z
sank in about hve feet of water. The Oarsmen
Waded with il 70 the beach and there emptied H.
IL was found that there was quite a hole IN the
bottom, which was enlarged by the weight OF the
water inside the boat.
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1RMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IRON THE TRIBUNE BUREAc-l

Washington, Mag s.
VESSELS OUT OF CONiAIssION--Tbe Navy
Department viii shortly place out Of commission
many vessels which are in need az overhaulins
and the officers of which are required for sen duty
on board other ships. The vessels thus marked
for transfer 10 the Iist Of ships I'm ordinary in
clude the VicksburE the Annapolis and the Al
bauy on the Asiatic Station. all OF which viii be
ordered home. the Isla De Cuba. also in foreign
waters. the Machias and the Monongahela. which
Is destined for duty station ship at Guanta-
namo. and from which the officers viii soon ac
detached. the Nashville which VIII be brought
homo in June and the Wheeling. now station shp
SI 60 Ia ia. ';1ere Is d gree lack
Of officers avafla bic 7or duty shipboard ana
the Bureau Of Navigatio1 is pat 10 an s9I 81 &c
mas been provided that for inns work certain
bs e sacFsd The course is unusual but the
demands for commissioned officers must be met
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army navy
and marine corps orders have been issued.
ARMY.
Restoration OF Major HENRY 4 BARBOUR, assstan:
chief Record and Pension Once, as captain or in
First Lieatensn5 EDWARD y MACoN artillery corps
Major JEFF ERSqS EHRR sur g m Fist diegte
LISTER assistant -, surgeons detailed medest
class. and cadets FOR admission 10 mitary acad-
rr,,., Si Iiir,.ran, HENRY Il RUTHERFORD assistant
surgeon, army and navy general hospital Hot
Captain u Z REEDER. Of Instruction at
Aa.sl var omm n9i5G C. e. ROGERS detached Nav
Department 10 duty as commander Of the naval
rea ss4al1P q GoGlaander HARLOW detached
riept@nsn. p 3 DUNCAN. detached the Alabama:
1,.i. 70 'i. sHAFLET. Kearsarge
70 Command me p2s sP9ss the uoponrabet, ., -.
MARINE CORPS.
ce~o,s Lieutenant c. KINCADE detached marine
battaion. naval station. Guantanamo to the Kear-
secan9 Lieutenant H o SMITH. detached marine hat
ss,or5 Tse.1enant : A. MERRIAM detached marine
e,s Iie1.fanant D 3 WILLS ched bat
tsilon. naval station. Guantanamo. 10 me Iowa
captain jonas assistant quaFteIlastef 10 Wash
cap.si8 p e WEST marine barracks.
s.. 9eFe T5s a9h7 r. R HOGAN E MOSES E
LARNED v T HEADL6I; A. ~ " = = l'2 - j. H
r r WIRGMAS and +. a. BARKER; 70 Naval
ASl I.,.,,r =. MOTT 10 Detroit and Grand Rap
ids TO open marine recruiting Offices
MOVEMENTS or NAVAL VEssF;I-s-fhe fol-
lowing movements vessels have been reported 20
Tie Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
MAJ s--Tae Zero. Honolulu Honolulu News the c,p..r
SAILED
MAY The Ksarsarse ne s,eaeisn the Baitimars ana
ne are;hasa tron Pensacola 1T ,5l II tialo the
ia ds cuba from cDraitsr for EaSal' she Nevada
f,ou l-AmheTt's Iosl, 70 71a-ioStsn FOR ramberts
haS Point. he stanaish Annar2i1 ior CT AaTfoik
Tho Monongahela. ls tae,.i a., :. oI4nau,, '
The Denver deliveries YESTERDAY - "a i@'' league
Tn. psn JuAa de pased os q commission yes
& teraay al navy yard, Portsmouth,
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GRAAT WAGE INCREASE.
Threatened Nachinists' Strike on
Ae1c-HaCen Therefore DELAYED.

Norwood, Mass. May 6.-The threatened strike
o ne machinists employed a. the local shors OF
ne Ne"-York- NewH Haven and Hartford Railroad
0H34hF aid not take place to-day information
,--s reached here from uaton Representatives
/. -Ns"-ttaven, Conn. that an increase IN wages
80 per cent had been offered BY the road and
@1'ep'7c The b.aclsn.ths who Il VAS understood
0lo 20 OUT with he maehlaists ,o-day. remained
VITA and u Was sad tonight thar the road
'al "Eered Ike men terms similar 70 those made
wit. M nach3n.Ets
f 'oree Of nine Italians set at work in the
- 'y nc company Yesterday was increased 10
' iouf To-day, ana the nine detectives brought
-eiasE We're joined to-day By fifty special
to-sno--,9 me- Wao J; IS expected. viii go on duty
n. CO.. ne shops AT Norwood Central
strk.nE ooilernnakers nave forvvar5ed - ,ta
tinen Protest. against The -sfIroa1 CO.., ne
nrr5e5 y i.9rt!5g strike breakers under -.ard a.
rr - qeiectifes. FOR the pu-pose 81 rrea,5y,e, ,t
sitiors a. Gar me reI who had vacated their 10
ne commute THE moi Iar,ra 80
ever - IN pan. 10 show an ACT 81 Ia y Iessre~s ~
81 Tbs % demand from The road an eTnans,ig
80 Ae''on on the request 'e' 'aAei'
Karen Conn. May s-Contra-y, % ,,,s...
". - s-s car workers employed By the New-yar,,
80 @1@'sh and Hartford Railroad We-o m, or-
OUT on strike when the whistle hI.,, =. a.
-. u her days work this aste-,o,n T,,,-t-.-
e~,o.s' 1'leIfloon hours No men IA the sbo-e
~ ,,ss- can rnomentarily from the r,egee,ra-
had phiinit'ee declaring that The ,onrrntr,ao
without s.cb 49, TX - When the men quit work
% me reason was nuch speculation az
can he sb,T'saa tonight although nothing Official
men fho. 10 trorl the company ~ 49,. -
snorro.t -ftt another confe-snre rsIi III ne
ne COMPANY bss 'l.s s ter and the company That
the i-,r-sE not nearly uhaf .b.-, eol;1e5-
gan firtse- c5 ~ nope thar he co-nIniftee can
-1 Aot act as expected tod % '' 'he
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% ~ 4 PiEW P4RKS,S BODY
''ed'cf'oa That 10000 WorBin gp,on
WI attend His Fuoero,

szishs "a -, IN Parks. leader az the rIo,se-
osrssr =. SriaEen'eu's Union during rs .,or,,
Eas, Eisst ~ aay Yesterday at his homo No III
h'ccez ~ aov,a-. 81 The coffin was almost
sc1p..er ~ers sent by friends II bor. .ta =,
Dec Ma San Parks rrty-eiEht 0 years ,e o M
dss ~ a; fAs 5osg &C. o. the dead man came l.,
le side az So Aslica clad IN a -, I'M -
h ae WIS recIin.-e vas vas down, giving the idea
81 stens ti..eeo that Mrs Tsri,. A.. -
wi defray al ss-se fund for her slipn9rt
EssHk BaeSssss~ VINO called 10 see ms bo1,
rass ton OF I3rse5as iaenE OF the Inte-aa tioasI
boI oa Eoth lad 62sesiaen' Of he Roasesn,.-5s
A. ''ossa ParAs's methods and
weuis' aa he ae:ess62 las charge 0. thc funeral
tsl attend I, g feH thousand ,,,or,,t,,.-, -.
:hs f az neon n ne 5,-,.f me funeral viii take
isls, ~9lhefar lyf1r The burial VII, No g.
Mr. rsr,.s ssiery Middle viiiase I.,r =.
NO. s na2s.s.ssga-itls and isfS rIsys,5a
~ AZ Paris az S ots OF sympathy for tie
e'aeo 70 attend the funeral
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GOLF.
Harbon Still thinning at flashing
ton Tournament.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Washington. MAY 6.-The second days pIav in the
Chevy Chase open tournament brought the compe-
tition for the three cups down 20 the semi finals
Dr. Lee Harbon, local champion, proved more
than match for W. h. Rhett in the morning In
the afternoon however. Davidson gave Harbon n
stiff fight. The defeat Of McCammon by DaIzen
was the surprise OF the afternoon. James NJ Rbetr
tbe only BrookIvn man in the first Gun division
heat " NJ GRAY Chevy Chase, and Lord Comm
bia Patrick Grant OF MyOpia. won from n sell
ridge. Oakley Country Gun ana Il. : DuvaIl ir
Two New-Yorkers among the semi-finaI isrs for
the consolation cup-O. woodward. Marine AMI
Field club and J. p. Foot ApaW aYnfs Tho ro,T~
men who have reached the semi-inals for the thrill
Gun are " II Moses. Columbia: W Tuckerman
chevy Chase: r. Woodruff. Columbia and N -
Denny. Augusta The summary of the first Gun
contest:
First rouud-I L. Harbon. Columbia beat " R
Rbet1 t,rsScapt 4 e. up ana & 2, MAY + -
Iay-t5sor ColiInbu beat A Mattugv Columbia rv
{ nm ma 70 plv: d p. Alzell Chevy chase beat n
TVvie chew thase by Is 70 plnv: Y Mccain
NOV ,-tev- chase beat 9. Mason Crescent A q lv
1 m ana 10 PLAY Patrick Grant AIyo9ia. beat +
Selfrdge oakley by up and Is holes. r = puvaI
ir Colnrnhta heat D. HarbOn. Columbia BIZ : I'D ana
10 NAV. a p Lord Columbia. beat r Raid Co
Iuurbta by / Up: NJ. Rhett, Crescent. heat W NJ
Gray Chevy Chase. ~ up
second round-Harbon beat Davidson by = up and I 10
play; DaIzel beat hcCsnrcou. By 3 up and play;
Grant beat Duvall by and TO play. bear
Lord b " and to pay.
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TWO IRON FIRMS WITHDRAW.

The strike committee OF the Brotherhood OF
Boilermakers and Iron ShipbuiIders, whose mem
bers are strike in the shipyards reported yes
terday that about ninety firms have signed their
agreement Only two OF these firms. however. tho
Raab Iron Works and the Ross Iron Works, vera
in the New-YOrk Metal Trades Association. against
the members of which alone the strike de-
clared- The two firms mentioned have resigned
from the association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
MARSHALL AND JANowsKI TIED.
Lasker and Teichmann on Even Terms for
Third and Fourth Places.

Cambridge Springs. Penn. MAY 6.-As the result
OF to-day's play OF the eighth round OF the inter
national chess masters tournament contested in
this city, the American player Marshall is tied for
first and second places with the Partisan Janowsk
each man having points TO his credit the lost
point being made up with two drawn games. AS
these will have 10 play each other in sub
sequent round they are now even terms. Lasker
occupies third and fourth places with Teichmann
while Mieses and Showalter tied for the next
two places. To-day's play in detail follows:
Marco and Janowskt drew a Ruy Lopez after
thirty-uine moves, Napier and ShOWaIJer drew a
Ruy Lopez after twenty three moves; Fox lost 10
Hodges a Ruy Lopez after hfty-nine moves; Mar
shall beat Teichmanu In Queens Gambit declined
after hfty-eiSht moves Ptllsbury and SChlechter
adjourned their game after seventy moves. the
opening being Ruy Lopez Barry and Lawrence
drew "a RUy Lopez after thirty-seven moves; Mieses
went down before Lasker after twenJy-One moves in
"A Ruy Lopez and TsChigOrtn disposed OF Delmar in
a Falkbeer Counter Cfambit after forty five moves
Following are the scores mp to date;
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ORDER FOR MIR. DORIS ARREST.
Former Assistant to DR.. Macarthur Doesn't
Pay Alimouy, Wife Says.

For failing to pay the counsel fee and SIS month
alimony that allowed his wife when she xoe
separation from him recently, the Rev. Henry A
Dorr formerly assistant 10 the Rev Dr. Robert 8
Macarthur Of Calvary Baptist Church. Manhattan.
has been adiUdged in contempt OF court An order
for his arrest has been issued
Dorr is said be staying with minister friend
in Mont rF4T~ Il
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sTEEPLECHAsE About
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

The stewards OF the Jockey Club have made
ruling that hereafter any trainer who sends IN
schooled horse to the post will be fined $50. Had
this rule been in effect yesterday at Norris Park
when the field for the fourth went 10 the
post the particular fund 10 which these fines viii
he applied would have been materially enriched.
There were fifteen maiden younsters in the lot.
and they played the starter apparently pre-
meditatet joke Instead OF misbehaving behind
the barrier. they all lined up demurely and Mr.
Fitzgerald. thinking ne had them straight raised
The ne gate From the srandstan4 It looked as II
Moore darted clean across the track bumped Red
As eohseqaenee 6xfcrd MisraiRe, DToHe. Rod
erick Dhu. Maxey Moore and Fleur De Marie were
placed on the schooling list
Irish Lad the winner Of the Metropolitan cooled
out nicely after the race. and yesterday showed
nc signs OF soreness or fatigue. Herman 3. Duryea
in whose colors the colt ran. did not have chance
% Shaw. his jockey. until yesterday afternoon.
when he met him IN the paddock at Morris Park
You did yourself proud YESTERDAY. ne remarked
shaking hands with the boy. Il guess YOU had
lots OF speed under YOU. didn't YOU" Il had
IDS vi t't IN tn metropolitan viii cost him
a,e pound penalty In the Brooklyn Handicap
favori.o as Waterboy will not start. and Nc
ChesHey has "A bad case OF suks-
Buurr7n and F. Walsh we-e each pu, down for
DAYS FOR dsobediCrce AT the pos in the Metro
pou,an- Since the Benn.nEs meetin-; began Walsh
When John Hy-ss. wEo tralrs the Ally Girdle
learned that shs TO favorite for the
second ycste day ne told his friends he would
no. her her TO- win II sh. We're AZ 100 20 e
she is q suIklnz sour mare just now" he said
ard have faith iu her Girdle bore out his
opinion Of her IN me race whec she swerved cleac
across the track the moment Redferl began rid y z
her Toupee. the winner %: the race. is owned by
Green h Morris. and Be cosl him 800 20 keep her
Orlando H. Jones. the DookU-ks~ bid her up from
$3.50 PEP $lIoo As Jones is not racing man and
rad horse that ran second his reason FOR bid
/. % g.
Lexington. Ky May G.-IE a dispatch The
Kentucky Farmer and Breeder r. f. Smathers
declares THAI ne will start McChcsuey in the Brook
ITauff~Iu
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Esd REGIMENT AT cREEoMooR.

range occupied to-day by battalion OF the
23d Regiment, composed of Companies =. G. H
and X, under the command OF Major e G. Todd
The shooting FOR the marksman's decoration
- 80 and % yards with revolvers and ar DO ana
800 yards with rifles The weather was fine with a
light wind SkirTnish firing conducted acras
the class firing on the silhOuetJs targets
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Adjourned Eames--Lasker Barry and Pills
bury vs. Schlechter These will be played of next
Wednesday. Tomorrow the second round OF tho
Rice Camhit consultation games will be PLAYED as
follows. Neses I.isker Showalter and Barry Us
Delmar Techmann, Napier and Lawrence. ana
Janowski Tsctigorin, Schlechter and Fox vs.
Marco Pfusbuv Marshall and Hodges The first
med allies in each set play the white pieces
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OTHER GAMES

Hanover y H-Dartmouth. s. WssIyan.
At Burlington. Vr--Cuiversity % Vermont H. Cnt
versity OF Rochester ;
AT RUston-Bayes 3. Boston College
At Syra-use-ColunIhia, II. Syracuse. Il
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NEW-ENGLANp LEAGUE.

A, Nashua, y. H.-Nash a 8. Fall River 3
AZ Lowell Mass-Loweli 10; Haverhiu. ,.
~ Concord. y New Bedford. = Concord. 3
At Manchester y Manchester. Il. Lawrence. o.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport Bridgeport. /. Meriten :
AZ Springfield Springfield. A. Worcester. T.
At olrok--ifolyoke. :. Naw-L0ndOr r
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EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL.

A. Jersey tgty-Ierse- city. 5: Montreal. o
A. Newark Newark q. Rochester s.
A. P-o- idcrce-TCro1to /. Providence o
Az Baltimore Baltimore. :. Buffalo. 4
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THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAC

Boston May 6-TannehtI and Hughes faced their
orner team mate to-day. and the superior sup
9ort received by the former was chiefly responsible
~ boston victory. Stahls batting was the feat
Ire. Attendance. 1850 Score.
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ST. LOUIS. ., CHICAGO :
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

| PHILADELPHIA Is PTTTsBURG.
/ Pittsburg: P Il z
philadelphia .......--o o : o o 3 s-I5 Is 4
/ Ptttsburg ---.-----..--o % o 0 - 10
| Barteries-Frazer Roth DooinE. Cennitz Miller
/ Phelps AID Smith. Attendance. 54TO.
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IT all advertised to-dny's paper among the
Little Ads. of the People"
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BOSTON

Earned rlns-B Boston, 2 Sew-York, . Two hits
Ooihns Fgl'z Three base h5sS5ah.. Keller Home
StahL Sacrlnce hit-TannehHL stolen base-Anderson.
Double pays-Parent and Lachance. EIberfeld
zei FIRST base on ballsOf TannehI l. Hughes 2.
hit BY pitched ball-By Hughes. Struck
nehill, !: BY Hughes. Time-1:55 CmpireSDvyer
and Connolly.
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BASEBALL.
TannehdPs Good Support Beats
Highlanders.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Philadelphia IS: Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Louis =
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland g. Detroit l. ton q
Boston. ;. New 4 rl .
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

iEST r. E-IiaHdicap. Sly frlo1ss withers Mile
Name. Owner owner VT
Hiont' tR T. Wilson. 1nT Lsntryl. %
shrine H D. schulz 105 NIinaoIa Whtneyl- -
LlEination a MiIier' lo3 Tom Cod w g.. Daly1 30
Hello IN Bennington 1o3 A5ios CCsc1la Stabiet 90
SECOND RACE-Tv-o- year-9Ids Four and one-haIf
longs IF Eclipse Course.
= Beane tE r Thouas'fl6 Giilltown Stable liz
Hot Shot tf.--..-l 12 sch arllre shaweI ZOE
hussulman IS ; Browutu2 F Teller a. r keenei. lo9
THIRD RACE-THE BOUQUET Five furIoEss Of
Eclipse
kurvenai x. vingut). Only one &C
Highboru ID Jones u E Mcdonald "a
Matador "a MilIer 100 Massa -l-.----.. %
q Of SNe Vingutl- Wate-side N Bennington %
Gold Ton w Lakeland 30 Leeds 80
FOURTH RACE TOBOGGAN HANDICAP. Eclipse
Mizzen Belmontl 121 Dvination a 1O3
Gay Boy CP F HID. 100 King l. Richards 102
Young Il e R Thomas 1l5 Robin Madden 100
\ star tE j. smith .l15 Himself CIV 9. Dayl- go
Lux Casta "a StableE lib SchefteD aS
Hurst Park M Corbsttt- III kohiuoor IT, 36
Rosetrt 81 BodenJ los Ory II j.. A 81
L Amelia tI r Thomasl106 y Treba Mrs R : Miler> 81
Castaan tF. Fl Hitchc' kbt06
FIFTH RACE-NEw- YORK sTEEPLECHAsE About
two miles
Iayator o. w. Colt. 1853 Caller o. wIdene-) .. 146
Bacchanal 1853 Titan James kneale} -l46
Adtd (Ar Chambetl 153 Daisy CotJon) IA
J Phillips &c Schwartzl153 Liptou q Johnson 1872
Gascar Schwartz 153 Jude IL V BelD i32
F Foe &C A Saportasl 46 Rkg (SIr Goodwin 81
The r Cvl'r CAir. Majori146
SIXTH RACE-Selins. withers Mile
Nantor IF III Honolulu n. Q. Schulz los
l. Ad cateO L Rchardsl11 10 Neeburban IN BurCh) 1Ol
safe Mrs O. FelowesIr l109 Turnpike Borke 10l
All Gold tW l.. oliver 100 Harbor Oh z. ROVell. s.
Akela 90 Stablel .l07I
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CINCINNATI. :. ST. LOUIS. 4

I At Cincinnati: R 2
/ Cincinnati ...----......0 q o o
/ 81 Louis ...........--O o q O-+
Ba'tertes--Ewtng and schIie Nichols and Byers- At
I y
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AND0VER DEFEATS YALE.
Els Batters Unable to Hit Academy's
Pitcher

Andover. Mass. May S-TaIe was defeated by
PhiIIps-Andover en- Brothers Field to-day through
inability 70 hit Brown. whose work was the feature
OF the game. He struck out eight men and allowed
only three hits. Jackson. for Yale struck out five
men. but ineffective at critical stages. The
winning run was made by : a-.-liller in the eighth
inning Score.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
1870 OK AZ St Louis Boston Chicago
'i'eA4SH al cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
1T|SeN fork AZ Boston Detroit Cleveland.
''asiiiiStoh a. Fnlladepha- It. Louis Chicago
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ATTENTION. WRITE. pEIrvr

your advertisements to The Sunday rrisuns IN good
time. insuring proper classification
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CLEVELAND. 3: DETROIT. !.

PHILAD ELPHIA. Is: wAsH1NGroN. 8
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ter DAYS FOR dsobed.crce the pos in the Metro
pou,ar. Since the Benn.uEs meeting began Walsh
has spent twO-thI-.is OF his time on the ground.
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GAM ES TODAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
FRENCH WOULD NOT
PLAY GERMAN AIR
Military Musical Organization 5aIks
at "Die Wacht am Rhein"
And is Arrested.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE republican
Garde, the national military band of
France, will return under arrest TO
New York from St. Louis and be quar-
tered on board the liner La TOuraine.
They are prisoners by order of the
French minister of war for their re-
fusal to play the German national an
them on German day at the world S
fair last week.
The band, which is composed of 90
pieces, was 10 have made a tour of
Canada and the eastern cities of the
United States before returning to Par
is
When the band was asked to play
Die Wacht am Rhein" both leaders
and men laid down their instruments.
missary General Picard, representative
of the French government at the fair.
Immediately went TO the stand where
the musicians were suHling and order
ed them to play the German hymn
They did so, but with very i'll grace,
several of them deliberately creating a
discord.
This angered Gen. Picard, and he tel
egraphed the war department at Paris,
and the following day received an or
der directing the band to return at
once to France. No official of Ger .
many paid any attention to the mat
ter