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TRYING DAMAGE SUIT.
Administrators of F. B. Franklin Seek.
 Ing to Recover $5o,ooo.

William s. Vaughan and others, as administrators of Franklin B. Vaughan, were in the circuit court yesterday with their suit to recover $50,000 from the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, the Birmingham Southern and the Western Union Tele- graph company, alleged to be as dam ages due for the death of Franklin B. Vaughan, who, the plaintiffs charge, was killed by the crossing of electric wires.
 A. G. Smith and Hugh Morrow ap- peared as counsel for the defendants.
 The suit held the attention of the court throughout the day, arguments of counsel being devoted exclusively to the pleadings.
 The case will continue today and probably tomorrow.
 
 A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Your druggist will refund money if PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure you in to IA days. 50c.
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Jury plscharued.

Grand Rapids, Mich, December 1.-The jury which heard the evidence in the bribery trial of ex-Mayor c. B. Perry was discharged at noon today being un- able to agree on verdict. The jury has been out since 3;30 o'clock Friday afternoon. It Is said thGt they stood ten to two for acquittal The charge against the ex-mayor was the receiving of bribe O. sSS3S, July '. 19OO from ex-City Attor- ney Salisbury.
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XMAS DECORATIONS.
 For decoratine the "XmaS

For deCoratIng CRe "AmaS Tree" use the latest electrl- cal effects. Dc away with the dangerous old-time can dles. Put in your ordernsw Would appreciate your visit to our display rooms.
 B'ham R., L. 8 F. Co.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bron, Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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CITY IS FORWARDED.

< Tokio. December 12.-Dspatches re- ' -~ ceived today from the Japanese -9 < army besieging Port Arthur report s . that the interior of the fortress was . > bombarded with heavy guns yester- . . day. The battleship Poltava. the . . transport Amur, and the wireless . ' telegraph station at the foot of Gold .
 . en hill. were damaged and the arse . -> nal set on fire. .
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Phone 276 CPeople's) If you want the Gawk Engraving Go.
The evening world., 1904-07-14

The long looked for announcement Of the absolute completion Of
the rapid transit subway which the general public had begun to think
would not come until the late fall made to-day to the Rapid Transit
Commission by Contractor John B. Mcdonald.
Mr. Mcdonald warmly greeted by the Commissioners Sew
eral of them expressed desire to the subway and at Mr. McDon.
AIDS invitation tour Of inspection will start from the City Hall
ton at i3o O'Clock next Tuesday afternoon.
Have you anything progress Mr.
Orr
"s SIR said Mr. Mcdonald will be ready and clear for
the operation Hundred Ffteh
City and from Hundred
street IN side the City Hall. on Aug
GREAT NEWS" HE SAID
great Commissioner Smith all the
tons done' L.I
"A little them nothing that will in.
terfere the operation Of experimental trains"
How period the
trains will operation asked Comptroller
hat matter for the operating determine"
Donald replied time break train
AT the last meeting probability OF an
carly completion and Mr. expressed opinion
that before running Rves
the Commission talked compelling
tractor up which calls a work
by searched the contract instrument for
should authorize them to collect a penalty.
THIS rs HIS ANSWER
Mr. promised the implied cene at
The mscng his
There Ia still as
n completed Mcdonald himself estimates work will not
be four months The delay
but due end OF the TO terms
with the New Central authorities
The subway tunnels the Mott Haven Of company One
Hundred and Forynh subway ght OF
way
bound work ohy at night between midnight
An
With the exception portion East Side e
IA complete including connection Third
Hundred and with the ~ 10 e
CITY Hail The Harlem practically completed but is rot
yet cleaned up. nor the tracks iaia'
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RESULTS OF
WESTERN RACES
WINNERS At FORT ERIE. :

FORT ERIE RACE TRACK. onts
July l-The winners Of the races run
here to-day are as follows:
FIRST RACE-rhee-year-olds apl
10. one mile. c.-Minotaur. I'D Crreubslh
PAUL. 8 TO 1 and . to ,. second; Sap
per, 70 (CroghanD, to ! and even. thira
'rIme-1.H
SECOND RACE-For two-year-o -olds,
s,s kIriongs. alzetto, III CMountaIny.
10 / and 4 TO s won: Como, III Crruo-
hsI 4 10 ard TO J. second: Wo0A-
,Ia inn. lbs tleichstgerJ. ) to 2 and Z 10
!. third Tlme-l.@ ~ ~.
THIRD RACE-Thrse-year-o anA
nm. an ard n half furlongs. .-0eor5S
ps,ry lot (Croghar). 10 10 I ana tox
.on silver Dream, loa (Treubel), q 20 4
ma .yen second. The Elba. n CWishs
srd,. - 10 and to ]. third Tine
rouRTH RAcE-rwo-year-olds: Az
nirionss. DAISY Dean, 100 (PauD. to
and 6 10 5. won; Grosgrain, = (Rsck1s
tIger), 70 TO I and 6 to 1, second: Da60
10, tM. Johnson, even and out. third.
Time-lN tfN~ WI u
FIFTH RAcE-rhres-year-olds an1
up. six furlonxs. s.--Benmors, III tlftinrol.
even and out. won; Sailor Lad. lN q
Walsh. % 60 | and 8 to I. second
Chanterell. ioe Carrier. 4 10 ! and !
to :. third. Time-1.is1-s
SIXTH RAcE-Three-ys ant
up one mile and an eighth.--Blue BlasA
% lReichtstger). 6 to 1 and 10 I. won.
Hot. i0i Munro. tto | and 20 3 Sec
ond, Lou Woods, 81 iJenkins), 8 to . aa0
TO ). third. rme-iSs-A
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ST. LOUIS RESULTS.

FAIR GROUNDS RACE TRACK. OF.
LOUIS. No. July 1.-THE races he1
here to-day resulted as follow:
rIRsT RACE-Four and a half fur.
longs.-Won by Argosy. to s and 4 10
5, Lady Love. 5 to l for place, was Sec
ond. Annisouam, to !, third. Time
0G.
SECOND quarters Of Q
mile. Won by Caterpillar. rs TO 1 and
TO I; Debbs Nay \ TO for place. VAS
second; Potter, to 2, show. third.
Time-li6
THIRD RACE-Mils and ooe-six-
i"-nth.-Won by Col. White. 4 to 5 and
] tn !; Saronola, 90 2 for place. wss
second; Garret Wilson. TO 8. third.
Time-l0si.
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile and sew.
enty yards.-Won By Just 20. 3 TO and
. to ): Mountebank. II to 10 Tor place
VA second; Copperneld. out TO show
third. Time--i.ff-t
FIFTH RACE-one mile.-won by
Bugl,r. to ? and I to s: Pretenslon
tlmp1. even for place. was secon1.
TmpsIer, to 10 to show. third. Time
l. u T..
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land and IAjols to Nrst Fults Was
thrown Sut by bradley, Connlr dldn' I
know he hit the bali and was tossed
out AZ hrst. iAjoie to Hess. Bay got
Under Kleinow's high one. No RIMS,
~,estk is.ins.
Fljes sent one 20 left Tor a btss.
Lash forced riiek. Elberied to VIII
nms. After a desperate run Flilik got
Brsd's rocket. Laioie forced l.ush. FL
berfsld to Williams. no RIMS.
Osteen ives out, Hess to Hlck 20 IA.
iie. Hlck and I.sioie took care o.
Coe. noe. rot Hrst on Turner's hIn-
bile Anderson out. pitcher to nrst No
RIM
Eighth Inning.
Usk singled Turner r!el to Dos
nav forced H,ck at second Chesbro 10
Elberfeid On n sicr,lce Ab6at forced
BAY, Elbsrfeld 10 Williams 40 Runs
Anderson died: Hess TO Liable. FL
b.rfsid sso had funeral. Turner 10
rr,,. FNltz had his old tine on the
Ian ard smashed ont home 10 the
risht-neld fence Conrov singled.
sisinow singled Flick dropped Os-
,e.n'. aasv Az Connie coming homr
Chesbro Singled. scoring kleinow and
o,.een. Dnc got free ticket VIII
ans added % the slaughter With a
dnUbls &c ,r!1K chesbro and Doc. .Nn.
derson ripped of = pair NJ shoes scor.
Ire Williams ahead ~ him. Elherf-ld
Singled. So ala Fulr They moved upi
On a passed ball Conyoy got first on
ULcss low toss. Elhsrfeld and filty
came in. Klelnow struck cut. TEN
Runs
ysnth rppias,
Hess famed. rnts tot Hicks ny.
Dock got Lush. NO RIMS
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THE WINNERS.

FIRST RAcE-ven rremp 10 70
2o) (, Flsur Dc Marie (i2 10 y 4
siohtiight ..
SECOND RACE - Waiter clssry
10 to 81 I, Good and Plenty (tS q
y 2, Cock Robin 3.
THIRD RAcE-Jans Holly (svsn)
I, For Luck go TO y 2, Elsie /. =
FOURTH RAcE-Tradltlon "A 70
81 I, sutslIns (t2 to " 2, Tsnserdss
..
FIFTH RAcE-ead News Il TO -
I, South TrinbIe (tt to 81 2.
s!xrn aAcE-sysenhy tii e
ao), I; Linda -" % 10 ", q; osts
Win. 4, y, .-s--- gt
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/;
CARDINALS Z
nanlon's Men Put Up Hard
Fight in Early Innings In Or.
der to Break Their String Of
Poor Luck.
SCORE CLOSE AND RUNS
SCARCE UP TO FIFTH.
Jones In Box for Visitors Does
Good Work, and so Does Kid
Nichols, Who Is on Slab for
the Home Team.
BATTING ORDER.
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Csp.cisl TO The Evening world.)
ST. LOUIS, NO.. July h-Ned Han
Ions unfortunate baseballists from
Brooklyn. who have encountered a iSs.
Ing streak since they began their pres
ent Western trip. came to the Cardinals'
grounds again this afternoon, where
they tackled Charley Nichols's OUTFIT In
the third game OF the present series.
Manager Hanlon is very much dis.
pleased with the showing his team has
been making, and with the hope OF
breaking their losing streak he decided
to let Virgil Garvin. his elongated
twirler. do the pitching against the
locals. Garvin has begun to pitch good
ball, and Hanlon figured on his team
taking the game. Nichols. on the other
hand, could not see where the Brook
lyns have a look-in for any OF the
games while they are here, and is al.
ready claiming clean sweep Of tss
series. .r+ ..' ....,
First Ianins.
Dobbs whilxed long one to smoot.
Dillon let third strike glide by.
Lunley punched at three OF Nicholss
best. NO RUNS.
Farrell sInslcd to loft, shannon
lns third Beckley fouIed to HcCor.
mick Smoot elevated TO Sheckard, Far
RUN. -.
second Innins.
Brain chucked sheckard out, a fast
play Babb took three bases on Burke's
Wild throw Bergen tapped to Burke
and l}abb was nailed at the plate. Me
Cormisk lined 10 Jordan NO RUNS.
Barclay famed. Burke elevated to
Dobbs. Zearfoss rolled to Dillon NO
RUNS.
Third Inning.
Jordan reached first on Farrell's FUN.
bic, Jones sacrificed, Nichols tossing
Dobbs safe on Burkes Wild pass Dill
lon singled TO right, Jordan counting
Lumley lost hit on Farrell's fast pick
Nichols. ONE RUN.
Nichols grounded TO Babb. Farrell
iouled 70 sheckard. Shannon famed.
Fourth InninG.
Babb famed Bergen rolled To Far.
rell. Mccormick singiei to centre and
stole second. jordan lifted to shannon.
NO RUNS.
Beckley raised to sheckard. smoot
Dobbs. NO RUNS.
Fifth Inning.
Jones famed. Dobbs famed Dillon
rolled TO Brain. NO RUNS.
Barclay was nipped on Babbs clever
play. Burke was bumped by a Wild
one and stole second. Iearfoss famed
Nichols out on Babb's hurry-up play.
NO RUNS.
sixth InninE.
Nichols lesped up and made fast
stop OF lnmley's bounder. Sheckard
olu to Farrell. Babb famed. NO
RUNS.
Farrell famed Shannon ont to Babb.
Beckley rolled to Jordan, NO RUNS.
seventh Inning.
Bergen tapped to Nichols. Mccormick
fouled TO Beckley Jordan doubled TO
right. Jones famed. NO RUNS
Smoot hunted but Mccormick got his
Brain famed. Barclay singled to left
Burke lifted TO Jordan. NO RUNS.
Eighth Innins.
Dobbs tapped to Nichols. Dillon flied
TO Shannon. Lumley boosted TO Brain.
M RUNS.
Zearfoss rolled 10 Mccormick. Nichols
out on Babb's long throw Farrell
walked. Shannon grounded to Babb
NO RUNS.
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HARLen FINISHES.

HARLEM RACE TRACK. CHICAGO
July u-Following are the results Of
the races rum here to-day:
FIRST EACE-Five furlonxa-wor
b. Ored1c.. " 90 | aud 70 1. Alberf
rir. > u ' and I 10 T. was second; Monta
to | and 5 10 2. Third. Time-i.6
SECOND RACE Six ruriDngs. .--wof
b. Van Ness. : q, and 10 10; Jaks
Il To- ! and . 70 :. was seccnd RaS
Tag. ls to ard 10 10. third. lime
III |tf
THIRD RACE-OIe lnlle-won BY PIN
Fin, o. 20 and , 10 10. Emperor o{
lndla. 10 I and to s vas secor1:
Edward llals. " to l and = 20 I. third
Time--l " l-s
futRrIl RACE-FIve and kalf
fnrlonxs Won by The Mist. Sto ~
4 TO ). cisarhrhtsr. ! TO and q " ~
was second: IA Londe. . 10 and e1C
third Tims-lHt - l.-z.n<>l Al
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,sa.clu to The evening WORLDLY

(spsclal TO The EvsnlnG Wor'd.'
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRAM
juN Fsvortes were SUCCESSFUL To-
g. al a, SHINING The ring received
uA'' Nn ,,., iii he vacant
an awfni pems ..aw
ehhrs on '"e ""e a., ,.,o,,,s TO
Won Tromp "" ,h. ,,,.. Ia ,onox.d
win and all thf other favori'es io'''"'
.,,, walter c1,ury winning the Jump,
.'' ,,',,...s ..l,,n. race. Tradition
Jane hoib 'he ss""s ,,,..,, ,,.e
the slahe. Had News une u'"'"
and sysonby the last.
uesk sskes Ssi" ~
Hugh Quinn. reputap'e me"o'' "
IN. Metro politan Turf Association, sus-
n.na.a or.ys,Ioa. after the nrs race
p'"s'" a.. -. Ia ,,sin.t Won
To-day he na" 70" ., no
Tromp and lost something hhe N'""'
When II came 10 payius on the cashier
20 ,h., thar. x., no money. He de-
~" ,"a, :, a.. ,,ol
e'sfed 'hs' '"e o"'A'' '" WV -
"""s. -. s .h,.h wh.n open.d
eor,.in.A ro,binx but pap.r. The
=, a.. .nv,t,
cashier 'upposen whs 'hs "s"S''''
The becker OF The hook disappeared
"a. A. .aid Ia com, from Georgia. Ths
u.,,onoI,,.n ,..o,,,,inn mad. roo,
49,. S.ani, IL ch.r..d 4, ,s,Ins
n,,,,n "' """
V"
W" ~ S''
Won Tron,p was an odds-on fayorits
In the opening event, and he won with
ease. He was never extended. winning
Ia . .aiiot, hs f,.itr lsastht. k,srufchepil
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GIANTS ARE BEATEN by
REDS, SCORE L TO 7
Kelleys Team Start with Batting Rally
and Before the Third Inning Had
an Advantage of Eight Runs.


CINCINNATI o.. July h-Ine
Giants lined ap In the third game OF the
.erI.. here to-day. Up to this game
each has won one MeGraw wanted to
heat out the Kslley aggregation on the
series. and his team tried hard TO win
to-day.
The lost is found. Claude Elliott
tho New York's new pitcher. who has
been mysteriously missing tor soms
days, arrived In the city ,o-day and re-
ported to Manager McGvw. In ex'
pla ma ton for his absence. rlliott said
that after leaving Ciasinnau he vent
to his home In Wisconsin. Nhcre ne
found some businsss matters a"'aiuns
him that reauirsd his attention
was only within the last day or TWO
that he was able to close up his anairs'
p,e reports himself in good condition and
ready to take up work when Mc6ra~
sGys the word.
Elliott is more than siS feet tall, pos
...ses great speed. and under the tutel'
az. Of McGrsw Is expected TO develop
into a second Rusie. He probably WIZ
make hi, debut as a Giant In one OF
tie Pitt.burs games.
The members OF the New YORK team
blame Dahlen and Devlin for the de-
feat OF yesterday. They claim that eacn
man should have had two errors cred
tied TO him Instead OF one. and that
had they PLAYED anything like their reg
MAR game victory would have been
with the Giants. They promised to
down the Reds In he femslninG TWO
game. Of the series.
Roger Bresnahau has wired Manager
McGrav that It is impossible for him
to tell when he will be able to join
the Giants sssin. His wife Is seriously
IN with typhoid fever at their home In
To,edo, and as the crisis In her case
bs. 10, been reached the clever player
feel. that he ought to remain at her
side. Mccormick has been playing an
excellent rsme in centre Tor the toants
dnr;n. the absence a. Bresuahan and is
~r.aual,y recovering the full use Of his
sInty ankles, which have kept him out
Of the game for some time
Dan McGann was unable to play to-
a,y because OF an injury suffered In
Yesterdays game Powermsn went TO
drst In his place.
Firsf fnslng.
Mccormack famed. Browne was
out. Corcoran 20 Kelley. Deviin flied
10 Kelley. NO RUNS.
Husgins singled TO right. Seymour
.lnrlsd to center Hugsins going to
third. Seymour reached second, on a
Wild pitch. Dplan singled past oilbert.
HugElns and seymour scoring. odwell
sscrikced to Bowerran. KELLEY singled
10 left, Doisn scoring uteinfeldt hled
10 Msrtes Corcoran grounded out 10
Bcpsrman. A good stop, rHRREE
RUNS.
...t. secosA Ianiss.
Boverman was out, Dtslnfellt n
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CLEv ELAND.
SCORE nv INNINGS,

SCORE nv INNINGS
Cleveland ......0e 9l3oo 0-1
HiGhiand.rs ..uos fio o0on n
Bsse Hiia--On Chesbro, q: on Hsss.
u. In seven innings. on Rhoades, !. In
TWO innings. First Base en- Balis-On
Cheshro. L. OF Hess. !: OF Rhosdes. O.
Struck Out--Ry CHESHIRE. s: By iIsss. 1.
b, Rhosdes I. HONE Runs-Fults. An
'fTSPss. H.s. Hn,-o,t.ln, Hickman.
M Ssln9w' rsSsms s,o,.o na.:Jwll's%s rasu ~
Khlnow. Sacrifice HIts-F,ltz. Bsy
Doubls Play = Hickman, tunassistsd,
wild Pitches -Rhoades Passed Balls
Abbott. Umpirs--Connolly.
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ALLEGED "CADET" SENTENCED.

Charged with violating Section 887 Of the Code Of Grimm;
Procedure winch relates to the cadet system Gus Baumar
twenty years old, Of No. 365 West One Hundred and Eof
teent street was to-day sentenced by Magistrate Baker
HaHsm Police Court to serve six months athe Wokhouse
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BATTING ORDER.

Kelley, Mertes and Dahlsn were 70.
sIsS uItS oy coreoran TO Kel,sy NO
schlei singled TO Dshl.n y.rn.r
tnrew Mild on Harper's sacrinc.. H1s.
gins walked. nhinE bases. seymour
singled 70 center, schisi and Hsrp~r
fTcorins Ts wiltse no. pitching for Giants.
being late, bases nlled. Odwsll aisa "a
mccormick. Huggins scoring. seymonr
was out, Warner 10 Devlin. trying 20
steal. Dolsn stole second Ksusy
singled TO right Dolan scoring. Keley
eoing tc second on the throw Atejn.
fsldt doubled 10 centre, Kelley scoring
morcorsn an, wr out: Dahlen to Bower
Thirs Iaaias.
Gilbert line died to Corcoran. War.
ner singled to lstt. wiitss sins,eS 70
riyht. Mccormick fouled out 10 sch,,i
Baowne nied to Seymour. no Runs
bchlei was out. Dsvlin 10 Bowerman
hts'psr ned 10 Dshlen. Hueyins was
ou2, Wiltse to Bowsrmsn No RUNS
Fsursh Isstus.
Deylin singled to left. Bov~m.n
fooled 20 Kelley. Mertes fouled TO
tMnfeld, Dahlen singled. 10 left.
Gilbert nied TO Odweil NO RUNS
Seymour singled 20 centre Doisn
WAS out, wiltse to Bowsrmsn. odWsii
wac out. Wiltse, Dahlen and Howe.
man Kelley was out, Dahien TO bow
erman. NO RUNS.
FiHh ississ.
Warner was out. HuEEins 10 k,lI.v
HIltse famed McCormiek nis aio
Seymour: NO RUNS.
Stsfnfeldt famed Corcorsn famed
scnle, singled % gs'' second. Harper
sixtb Ianins.
Browne was out. Huggins To K.II.y
Deviln grounded TO Kelley. Bowerman
walked. Mertes forced Boyermsn To-
cornn 10 Higgins no RUNS.
man. Seymour died to Dahlen. Dolsn
famed. NO Runs
seveath Instus.
Dahlen singled to left, but va, ou,
Odweil 10 Corcoran. gilbert walked
Mcar Ms,nst fumblsS T wIit..s .iDr.H hs'S Is.y s.y
. scoring Mccormick foul.d to odweil,
oS6dwsiif famed. Kelley singled =,
centre. stelnfeldt nied to bahlen.
Corcorsn singled 10 left, Kelley and
Corcoran made double steal schl,
singled TO pahlen. KELLEY and Coreoran n
scoring Harper singled 20 right Illus
gins fouled 70 Bowermap. TWO Runs
Eighth Isaiss.
Browne hisd TO Seymour. Devlln nl.d
20 Kelley. Bovermsn singled TO center
Msrtes flied TO Corcorsn NO RUNS.
Seymour ny a home run 10 centre.
Doian grounded 10 Bovsrnsn. odyeil
wss out. psblen 20 Bcwermsn. Kelley
vss out. Deviin 10 BovermAn. ONE
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
MAN KILLED ON THE a."
rrssu struck Hugh Hissins, s'
Employee.

Hugh Higgins. OF No. ei West For
ty.ninth street, an employee OF the
sixth Avenue Elevated Road. while
walking the tracks between seventh
and Eighth avenues. this afternoon,
was struck by north bound train No.
1eH and fell through the ties to the
street.
An ambulance was summoned and
the injured man removed TO Roosevelt
Hospital BY DR.. Irving He died short
ly after reaching the hospital.
Higgins was one OF a gans OF men
WORKING under Foreman Daniel Mur-
The train was approaching slowly and
AZ got out OF the way but Higgins.
The niotorman OF the train was George
Ford. and the conductor, william ].
"''ae" 1Ngv< RN~h
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
YACHT ,NG0MAR WINS.

DEAL ErEiand. July ia-At the Royal
Temple Yacht Club regatta to-dsr the
won by the American schooner-yacht
,nsomer. owned by Morton Y. Plant. OF
The evening world., 1904-07-14
LATE RESUlTS,AT'HARLEM.
Fifth Race-Joe Lesser I, CrestfaIen 2, Brohbrooma g.
AT ST.l0UIS.
Sixth Raoe-Leenla I, caithnsss 2. zslIa Knights.
PAINTER DRINKS cARBoLr ACID.

Paul Seuerng painter and decorator ATTEMPTED sucld
n the furnished room house at No. 138 West Twentysxt
street. this afternoon by drinking carboc acid He was ol
unconscious on the bed
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Wolf and Shea
ROCHESTER At BUFFALO.
R.H.E
Rochester..0 90 900 oLOg :?
Buffalo III 90 90 90 a
Batteries--Leary and McAuley, Jone,
and MeAllister.
No games were scheduled for the
other clubs in the Eastern IAasn,s
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DETROIT At sosroN.
Detroit ...." 5000 000O4- 4
Boston .'.... 5000 0OOtO- 4
and Farrell. ""'er
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING,

" the ssrises b srv~lns -sid,s ,sssA-
loved Q mere Ms<ssn enc msy b
ssueM ehssp thv0aoh sHesss and
csrrl:ss@ IN sssssa wanta Read
'ths WsR1D ts,dsk
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RESULTS OF TO.DAY'S GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CLEVELAND At NEW YORK.
Cl'vsl'nd,." 0ooi2o0 900 ]
New Yesk.... 0Sei 000iO al
,rB Batteries-Rhodes and Abbott: Che,.
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SUBWAY READY FOR
TRAINS To Be RUN
WITHIN TWO Weeks
Contractor John B. Mcdonald Informs
Rapid Transit Commission that He
Will Turn the Tunnel Over to the
Interborough Company by Aug. I.

Announcement Gives Great Satisfaction
to the Board, Whose Members Had
Expected that There Would Be a
Long Delay in Completing the Work,
The evening world., 1904-07-14

CHICAGO At PHILADELPHIA.
ChieaSo..... 5000 oO0Ot-
Phlladslphia.. 2 5000 0O0O ,
Bitteries-Patterson and s,,lii,.
Waddell and schreck. 'u"Nan
The evening world., 1904-07-14
FAV0R|TES WON EVERY /,
RACE On THE CARD At ]
BRIGHTON RACE TRACK

Six Heavily Played Choices Landed
Their Events and Bookmakers Got
Such a Scorching that Many Will
Be Absent To-Morrow.
The evening world., 1904-07-14

Hugh Quinn, Reputable Layer of Odds
Forced to Suspend, Because Backer of
Book Disappeared Leaving No Money
in the Cash Box.
The evening world., 1904-07-14

PHILADELPHIA At PlTTssuAo.
pha,dsluhia :. 900 1000 l. .
p,ssburs oio03 eoa o
pattsries-Fraser and Doom: Lynch
and Smith.