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New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
M4RKSNEN OF 7TH BEST.
Capture First Brigade Championship
-SquadrOn 4 Wins.

Creedmoor, Long Island. Aug. (speciaD.-The
9Th Regiment rife team tho championship Of
the First Brigade here to-day, smashing the brigade
record and defeating the team Of the list Regi-
mont OF New-Yorl1 with a total OF loo a tally
total OF 1.003 won last year The New York naval
battalion won the naval militia shoot by three
points from the Brooklyn tars. The scores were
$50 10 S94
The 23d Regiment team. with Lieutenant Colonel
Frederick A. Wells the squad, captured the
championship OF the Second Brigade by a comfort
able margin and second only to the 7ths score IN
the total tally for the day at the butts In the
headquarters match the teams OF the ed Regiment
Engineers. 18th Artillery, of Brooklyn, and the
Squadron A competed. The troopers won. with
tne Lth Regiment second and the engineers bring
ing up the rear The summary:
Headquarters match Squadron oh7. 19fb T3ae,,,o,.
el6 I'D Regiment GO8 - ' -' -'-s-''9"''
first Brigade match-Seventh Reg naent O25. list
Regiment Seo; 18th Regiment 0S5: 9th RcElnent giT.
oDth Regiment eI4; Sth Regiment 7I2 0'''
eecena 4aFiRaae inateh'fWenty- I
Company, 443. ' 1900 ~'H@+N'N
NsyaI Militia Wgnatehrst Naval Battalion s87: %
Maior sensrals lnateh-seventh Regiment 7ao 18th
Squadron A. 52I. ~ ''s''''''' '''
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

Polo Grounds yesterday IN double header The
first game went to the visitors to 2, and the
second to the local players. to 0.
McGinntty was put in the box in the early con-
test and would have won had the local players
hit the ball proper times. McGinnity's bad
throw Of Chances hunt in the fourth. allowed the
batter TO get to third. McCarthys single got
Chance home Then King sacrificed. and EveTs
singled. bringing in another run. Dunn's single.
which was dropped in this inning by Mccarthy. fol-
lowed by fly and a single. brought IN the Giants
FIRST
Taylor and Brown were in the box In the second
game, which resulted in pitchers battle. The
former struck out three men. and the latter four.
Bresnahan. first IN the opening inning, singled
and on Casey's wild throw. Dunn reached third and
Bresnahan tailed. on McGann's ny to SlagIe
Dunn scored. Rresnahans double and Brownies
single in the seventh. the Giants another
The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
RESULTS AT 81. LOUIS.

s.. louis Aug First race (six rlrlaaEs>-R- Q.
Smith, l04 tSpachl. 10 J. Won; Death 100 o. AUSTIN.
S to 3 second: Rack Number. Cw rsvisl. = 1.
third n-1.FIte Merry sport. pcsa. IA Rouge. nr
RILEY. Senator Sullivan. Or. Barns ana KISS Quick also
-
Second tdVN and onG-half furlonSsl-Ff7ltr III
tRaynor} !. won: Renaissance 100 tW. pevisl :
l. sssond; Meliwood, los Crtoxler. II 20 J. th.ra
Ttme-1Ioia. Loyal street, AEiu1s. ue'san, NJ
Eleanor MaI,na Tacc rolsn. Little IIar-r. Pre-
ventatNe. La Princess and Cartridge Box also
Third race six furloags}-Iiowling De-.tsh. l4 CW
Davis 1 1, Won, Erraa o. i,nbeuf. 20 :" se,oui
Harding, 100 H. wilson. 20 ? thrd I''ri II "a
Eal FIaunt Lady Fe!iT, Dr. CLARK le'ay IaIiz' KING
Roae Miss Manners Rnd Jaka WebGr aisl r4n- -.
Fourth 0aGdicap: SIX fur'ouesl Red Leaf l3
second; Lucky Charm. 1l7 q; Conway, s 70 J. th'rd
Tuus-11Gis. Opinion Sarorala DoncroG Milton Young
aud Ts cook also Red Leaf ana The Cool coupled
IN betting
FItth race (O7s mile 5o yarfs)-IAe Corker, 1o6
GIeems), 70 ], won; Carleys Drcam, lo5 CYounE. ;
second; Birdwood, lo7 CAudeTscn), : % J. third
Tire-l51 General DIX Computation, Judge CaHtri!l:
Mae Miller. Darnwan. Miss Eou. Compass Fegoala and
Admetus also
sixth race (seven flrlongs)linl A. Tong 100 Iversl.
20 J. won: AgEie Lewis. el III AD4erscnl, = 70 ],
second orient ~ Austinl. 70 / third T1ne-l Soa
Lady Ray, Biissful. Metakatia. sting LADY Nashth J.
I. MaEherry. FrodigaI son and Operator also ran.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

and II all goes well between and Saturday. the
Fasetto horse will undoubtedly be starter.
Though mis- stable still asserts that there is no
truth in the insistent reports that Hernis has
broken down. his condition this morning shows
that the rumors have not been without basis
OF truth.
VIII Shields sent the little chestnut horse one
and one-eighth miles in 1856. working tho mile in
l:42l-5. The horse was nodding when he
brought back but walked out of his Iameness be-
fore he taken TO his quarters. Alexander
Shields said later IN the day that tho trouble
IA the sheath Of the tendon and not in the tendon
itself.
If his coming engagement" he said, were not
90 important would have thought little of the
way he pulled up this morning As It is. We cannot
say whether It will result in keeping him
OF the Great Republic not. We hope. Of course.
that he VIII be all right tomorrow
Dir, Thomas did not come up. as was expected
he would. 10 see his horses work out There are
many hoTsemen who are FRANK IN predicting that
II Hermis starts on Saturday It Will be HIS last
Jack Joyner, who trains James B. Haggin's
Waterboy, took the trouble between races to-day
TO Ceny the stories that have been circulated to
the effect that Waterboy also the hospital
list The black horse was sent a mile and n
quarter this morning IN 2:e9 which for him Is
an excellent trial. Ioyrer says that the only
thing that will keep his horse At home on Satur-
The other candidates that received their final
Knight Errant, that ran the mile and quarter in
2o9 10. and H. b. Duryea's Mercury. that covered
AS It appears now. the field will probably be made
up OF WaterboX, iD pounds; Knight Errant, 1ls.
1875; Gray FTiar, los, and 81 Valentine IFS Should
Hermis start he will have carry l26 pounds AIer-
Lyme win ride Waterboy; J. Martin. Mr.. Dwyer's
colt; Odom will be Delhi. Hildebrand on Mer-
Picket, Burns on Gray Friar DAVIS on St Valen-
tine, and RedfeFn Hermis.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

?. second Judge SauGey, 100 QIofe). so I. third
Time. l;0lls Louise AcFaran Ef1e NJ. Captain Neroth
Ratiana. Rainey IS. The Loreei DiTelle. TaTcooa1
Belle. ButWell Hattie Neihe and DUulaN also
Second race zone and sixteenth miesl-pavay. TO-
Uarscn ~, Jake, los 6NIcoD 16 10 J. second
Fonsoluca 1o7 tHeneD. 20 !. third. Time. l:A7sS
Major T. J. Carson ard NariCra also
Third tThe NounEster stakes; f1Flonss)John
SmulskI Henry won. The Mist 100 tsongeF
10 l. second Loretta NJ 1iI (iATsen). 2, third
Time. 1.ooH5- huTtzmann. Mum. Regae and Allen Avon
also
Fourth race Cone mile aud 100 yards TIuz1ah. 1o2
CMcIntyts 20 . SchooInatc. % Perrinel. 10 %
;, second. Bragg. 100 Knapp. 10 =. third Time
l:4T2t- Felipe Luso aud sioux chief also
FIFTH furlcnEsl-ITene Lindsey, 1OI HenTyl
II T. = won The Crisis lo2 d<naprl. II 70 . second
Skiiful loI iHotner. 80 !. third Tine l:lS7s
Americana Ahola. Gypsene and Fluron also ran .
Sixth tnre furcngsl- -Girdlestone. 100 Oror. y
103 tNicob. Il 10 1. second; Green
Gowu. I05 CNIorrisou 10 70 l. third. Time LOIS
Platoon Useful Lady, Bonnie Prince Charlie Lord
Dixon. Magic. Lillian Ayres. Gwen. Flying Brook and
Lady Fashion also
seventh race m!lel-Alne pufour Io5 (<napp>, 8
nSo2e - ., j0a 5C;reenee5l "a ,hird Time 1:41%
Avenrer. sweet Tone GeorEe s.. Brand New, De-
termination ana Lady FREQ Knight also ran.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
LARNED OUTPLATS WARD.
Defends Loug1cood Tennis Cup and
Captures Trophy.

Boston. Aug 4-ViIliam a Larned. having two
legs on the L0ugwood Cup. obtained permanent POS.
session OF IL by defeating IIoIconbe Ward H.
&C.. 6-S g. Larned won by his steadiness deadIv
line shots and superb net play. Rallies were IN
frequent, each point being decided quickly as the
men sought 20 get 10 the net as soon as possible
as both men are particularly expert in this styls
OF play.
Ward started with his very best speed in tho
first set. his service bothering Larned considerably
and at the same time the former champion was
unable TO d1slodse hts sturdy little opponent from
the net Larned. however. made up BY brilliant
passes along the side hines. The SEE went deuce
Ward winning the extra games and the set.
Ward continued his seemingly fnpossibIa returns
IN the second set. but with less frequency. aGl
al the while Larnsd'S strokes were becoming
speedler, that The cup defender had no difhcuty
in winning
The third set proved the most interesting of ths
match 1t abounded IN sharp short rallies. long
deep drop strokes and SmasheS. Ward won tis
fourth game on service aces and brilliant PAGES.
but this style Of play was Offset by Iarned en-
dUrance and steady work so that the former cham
piou out 6-S In the fourth set L4arued plavsd
IN his very best styIe and Won easily. s. The
scores by points,
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
ERA TAKES RACE FOR HAvENs CUP
Beats the BObtail and the Maydie in At
lantic Yacht Club Contest.

The third and the best- race Yet for the Havens
Cup sailed in the Lower Bay yesterday. by
nine yachts. that started at 3NS p. m. under the
direction II the regatta committee Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club The race sailed in fresh breeze
from the southwark. that kicked up a sea in the
main ship channel and kept the lee rails of the
Yachts awash most Of the time the w-udward
work.
Edgar F. Luckenbachs Bootail had the two
previous races for the cup and IL she had won
yesterday it would have become her property. but
r. u. NJ Roear's Era surprised the others by win
Uing the race on time allowance She received
minutes 81 seconds from the NIaydc. and SS seconds
from the Bohtail defeating the Maydic by 50 sec
ends and the BcbteH by "A seconds,
The of thirteen miles. for all was three
times around course starting or tho Atlantic
Yacht Clubs pier, and with turning marks at
Craven Shoal buoy and a MARK of Fort Hamilton
lt was reach With boOmS 10 starboard to the
iirst mark spirnaker to the second ana :
beat to the home mark
The summary;
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
ATLANTIC rAcnr RAcz FOR HAvENs crP-srARr
PROGRAMME oF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING At Saratoga ESQ D, m: Harlem and ST.
Louis
HARNESS RACING-Grand circuit ct Buffalo.
ROWING-Canadian OaTsmeRs championship at S.
GATHERINGS. Ont
CHCLiNG.-ChampioRship at 81. Nous.
LAWN TENNIS.-InvitatiOn tournament az Nshant
Mass: Wentworth open tournaments. at New Castle,
N H.; wonens tournament. at lake Mahopac.
OIo.-ChaRRtonshtp at NarTagansett PteP
HORSE SHoW,-At BAY shore. Long Island 2. N.
GQLFs-Invitation tournament ShtnnecOck Hills q
m: approaching and putting contest for women az
Hollywood.
SHOoIING.-At CFeeamoor.
YAC1TING.-ISRce for Seawenhaka CUP, Lake Sc Iouss
Island sound 0Ss
D. m; PtttshGFg Brooklyn. D. m: Cincinnati
lsesues New-NogS at Cleveland. Boston az Ietros
<hAA4sAALla AT GtAeaso. WRshtnzton az st. Loulx
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
PADDOCK PARAGRIPHS.
lar rELraeAPH TO 1HE rRIBu..E.l


Saratoga. y Y. aug. Al. z Wfdeaer VINO
protested the award of first money TO FREDERICK
Johnson's Bonfire winner Of tho Ballston Cup on
the ground that Upton. who ran in the same
colprS. not properly registered. mas toId lhe
stewards OF The Internal tonal Steeplechase am, SI!4
Hunt Association that lie has decided 20 WlthdraW
his protest.
Captain sam" Browns Swedish jockey, Hell
geseu arrived here from Chicago to-day, and viii
ride in the East as long as he can keep from In
curing the displeasure OF starters ana stewards
after being TIE ground most of the tiHe for
slIndrv offences. bob Tucker sent him back 10
Chicago in disgust.
The schooling of tho steepleehasers. after tho
days racing has become the most popular feature
OF the programme here. and two-thirds of the
spectators remain TO see the "ieppers' perform
The schooling Of \. c. Ferris jr.s. Western horse
Presgrave. to-day made decidedly favorable I'M
preston. Ridden by RodTiCk me fenced IN me
form. and showed lot of speed.
George Odom has signed q contract 10 ride for
John Sanford for the balance OF the season.
He rode the Clifford fly Burnt Hills to-day in her
public trial for the Special The first hVo-elShths
of the race was in 0:59 35
Holm F Madden worked his Nedder colt Hot
Shot five furlorgs. in preparation for the spe-
cal. in :Ol.
RESULTS AT HARLEM.
chicago Aug A-T1rst five fIrlonssl-st. Denis
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
Im SPORTS AnDA1}]
NDDRECREATIONgzzNz5 zz IA
THE PICKET WELL AGAIN.
Goes MHe and Quarter in 2:09-
Hcrmis Sore 4fterrGrd.
iar TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

saratoga. y. y, Aug. 4.-This was workday Tor
the Great Republic candidates, and various trials
we're held in the cool of the morning. without
simplifying materially the task Of anticipating the
personnel OF the cast that will take part in the
$4,000 to TO be run Saturday. The Picket sup
posed 10 have spread a hoof. worked mile and
quarteT-the distance of the stake-in 200, and
finished fresh and strong. Z. r Thomas's Hermis,
reported ht and strong pulled decidedly sore
Carroll Reed says that the injury Was not spread
hoof hut that an old bruise the heel of The
Picket's right front foot vas reopened in the
handicap. 1t yielded nicely TO treatment however
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
rINlN.isrnN rIEL.n crI-R.
SAILOR cRIckETEas DEFEATED.

The Brooklyn Cricket Club had rather a ho-es
victory over the team OF the steamship Umbrir yes
terday at Prospect Fark, where rhse sailors Vefs
defeated by $50 runs. after six of their opponents
had retired without the formality OF being put ou
T. J. O'ReiIIy. with a hard hit innings OF =. Vas
the chief contributor for the winners for Vh9an
the Rev W StOnehill. r. o. Chanenger ana -
Glover all showed to advantage. F0r the lnpts
q. Morrison was the chief Fun-geCteT. WITH -
innings of 10. while double figures were added "
j. Todd and Il. shaw The totals- Brooklyn Ae'
JfInbria
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
RAFFERTY, FIELD COACH FOR YALE
Football Practice Begins September ls-
Roraback TO PLAY.

New-Hsyen. Conn., Aug 4 CspeciaD--rb. 1y,.
footoaH season viii besin this year on September
1s. Captain j. ]. Hogan announced to-day that
Rafferty, last years captain would act as field
coach this season. and that Mitchell last years
haltoacK ana punter would take charge OF the
backfeld. Mitchell will not play this wear ,s bs6
been expected. Roraback. last years centre how
ever, VIII Fesurll To the Yale Law School ana will
play, eoattatx, 70 expectations The first game OF
the season VIII pe played on September IS several
a2ss before the Yale fan term opens.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
INGOM.fR FIRST HOME.
OUtsails the Meteor ,cith King Ed
1rard on Board.

Coves, Isle OF WIght Aus. 4-Mortou F. Plants
I0sOmar Won tho Town Prize Of S51o the
Queens course to-day. defeating Emperor Will
iam's Meteor. the scratch boat. and six others
Ming Edward sailed on board the Meteor.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
sUPERBAs PLAY WEAK FIELDING GAM
Pittsburg Wins by Score of 4 10 1-Garvin
Effective

Bath Garvn and Leever pitched good ball at
Washington Park yesterday The fielding Of the
Superbas however. was wretched. and as a re-
suit PIttshurg Won 10 !. GarvIu struck out six
men and Leever four.
Both sides made run in the nth The visitors
scored on Dobbss eXecreable mutt of Leach's ay
which allowed the latter to cross the plate and
the SupeTbdS on Il base on balls, u single and a
throw down, The Pirates took the lead in the
sixth on 4 pitched ball and a single, and Richey's
out. A single. Wild throw and "a nuff hv Nc
tormicl5 in the eighth gave the visitors two more
The score
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
HIGHLANDERS AGAIN.
Defeat Detroit. 8 to Chicago DIS
places Boston.
tur TELEGRAPH To- rHE TRInUNE-l !

Dctrcit Aug. l-Thc IlighandcTs won asaIl' II0liI
Detroit to-day to :. TIE fielding ef the VISITORS
vas superh especially of Williams and EIbeTfeId-
Ccushlin was hit eye the opening inning
and forced to retire
i tyyo-base .h5 u bunt, bad throw and a single
elvrv~ the visitors two in the second y
Tftched bali. two three-bgSe bits. double and a
sir.-is il the tfth gave them four more. In TINS
inuiug the hor,~ players made their C2ly run or u
tnree-base hit and ii single. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

game. The local players hf hard fourth. when
they got six four singles. two doubles and
home run Winters then succeeded Gibson, and kept
the hits well scattered The
S1syoIsnd i..,oS "A ! ds9SS I'll ls :
Batteries-DOnahUe and Buslovi Gibson. Winters
and CuGlauo. Attendance. 2s34A
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
STATE LEAGUE.

AT Utica Syracuse. =: Ctica, 2
At Disqualification, s.: a. J. q G. g.
A. Troy-TFoy q Albany. q tArst camel Albany.
o: Troy (second gamel.
ScrantoE-Scrantou. 2: BiuEhault0l. C6Tst
Syracuse ;; BinghamJon. o (sscond gsme).
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. Meriden-Meriden. 5: Holyoke. g.
At BrtdKepoTr-RT Bridgeport. :. Sew-Lnndon. =
At New -baveu-%eW-IIaVen s, Norwich =
A. sprlngield-SpTingie,d. 4. Hartford. ;,
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
BOSTON AND s.N LOUIS BREAK EVEN.

Boston. Aug. 4--BoSton won the first Of two games
here to-day. TO !. and St Louis made the only run
made in second. The opening game was a ni,rb
ers' battle. timely hits contrt5utnr 5sd
the scoring Of runs The scores;
Boston 80 I o x =
S. Louis 80 81
Batteries-wlns and Moran; Taylor amid Mclean
Second game r. ~ r
E,3.1 s. Louis IL Il 5
Batteries-Nichols and Mclean; Fittinger and Need
ham Attendance. 3,j62.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey CIty-BaltinoTe. q: Jersey City, g.
At Newark-PFovidence. a. Newark s (drse gamel.
Providence. 4: Newark. (see0nd samel-
At Northumberland. q; Buffalo. q.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
NEW.ENeLANp LEAGUE.

At LovelI-Concord. .; Lowell. ,arss camel. lowell
49, Concord. (secOnd Eansl
A LaWrence--IaVrenc0. cSsUa-BadfuTd 8
game) BEDFORD. 10: Lawrence. (sacon6 gamel.
At HaverhilI- Havsrhiu. n Fsu River, 5.
At Nashua. ~. U.--Saskua. Z, Manchester, (frst
game IL iuninss) Manchester. 5; Nashua second
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
PHILADELPHIA BEAT CINCINNATI rv,cp

Philadelphia. Aug. 4-Ths home team to-day re-
ciHnatt Both games were won by timely hitting The
go
- First game. r. II. z
FRiaaaibhla FFiRhfa9Sfi5i 30 20 . . 9 SS-1 !
8attsries-Corridon and Roth; Hahn and schlei.
Second game r. " an
SISfi9sf5I SSsssisbls ::ss / G i I;
Batteries--suthoR and Doom; Ewing ana seAlei At
tendance-2.591.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

tlrst base errors PtsbUrF. =. Brooklvu l. Left
on bases-Pittshurg, T. urookyn First base ON balls
on Leever, 3, or CiarviU, Struck I.eever
By Garvin, O Two base hits-Wagner beaumont Sacri-
ace htt--kruEer. stolen haSesGrugeT. Rrans-
hed piehi. DobAs Ritter McCornlick. Double PLAYS
Leach and isanshesd; Garvn and Babb bv ntehaa
hall-By tiarvin; umpire-CaTpenter. Tme I:tS
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
SECOND GAME.

sr seGs'Aeo ,h'ts-punn Dunn Gilbert stolen basssNerJes.
tase bals-Oft Brown. First base On srrors-Nev-
York = Struck out-By Taylor, 8. nv Brown. 4 Ttue,
lido. n1pres -Euslie and O'Day- Attendance IL 023
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
COLUMBI.4 ORAL BEATEN.
Defeated By Livingston CricketersGt at
Staten Island.

a team OF the Columbia oval Cricket Club visited
Staten Island yesterday for match with ths
Livingston Fteld CIub, and suffered defeat by .
runs. Against the bowling Of n g. Laurie T. 4
w Ireland and : r g. Cook the Columbia msn
made uttle haadWcy, asd were al disposed q for
~ runs. Livingston had no difhcUlJy II passing
this score. 3 &u.tlauE dId the best bowling 4of
the losers. with Il record OF wickets FOR 5S runs
The
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
POLO.

RumS0n Orer7chelmS Staten Island,
II to q.
Long Branch. y. J. Aug. CspeciaD-Polo on-
thus'asts lined the Rumson Camp this afternoon
to witness a battle between Rumson and Staten
Island. While the visitors played n plucky up
hill game RuTnson won. y to O. Runson plays
Great Neck on Saturday for cups offered by the
Runson Polo club. j. ". Rawlins and the
day The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
cH1cAao. 70; wAsH1NaToN, !.

Chicago. AUG. 4-By defeating Washington to-day.
owing Bosson's defeat ae Cleveland. Chicago
took drst place in the for American League
pennant. punched hitting coupled with per-
feet fielding and Fatten's vndness. gave the
their sided victory. The scorei
[ys C5s5so "a 'S-.o, ;,;..-s sSSSsS 3 Eis i 3
Attendance SO
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
NEW YORk-

Earned runs-%ev York Detroit. J. Two base hits
Fultz KIeiHow, Conroy. Lowe kiian Three base hiis
Crawford. Bases balIs-Of Kian. ]. HI, by pitcher
BY Orth. I; by Etlltan. = Struck out-By pTth, I.
Left baseS-%ev- York =: Detroit, Double play
Williams and Camel Time. 1855. UmpiTss -Dv-yer and
King. Attendance. 2.GC0.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

CLEVELAND. H. BOSTON,
Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. s-Cleveland sent Boston
into second place to-day by winning loosely played
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

BASEBALL, Polo Grounds. To-day, q P M-,hIcago
va NsH York Admission. 50 esntA
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
THE RECORDS.

The Giants and Chicago broke even at the
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

RESULTS AT HARLEM.
chicago Aug. AT1rst five fIronssl-st. Denis.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
BASEBALL,
Giants and Chicago DiJ'ide Double
Header.
sEsuLrs o. eAmEs YEsTERpAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-york s: Detroit, Chicago. 10; Washington. /
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

John f. Madden worked his N1eddler colt Hot
Shot five furongs, III preparation for the spe-
cfal in sol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-12
GROUP OF VIEWS
 FREE OF CHARGE
PHOTOGRAPHS OF NOTABLE sIR. MINGHAM BUILDINGS AND iN- DUsTRIAL PLANTS DISPLAYED iN COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOM.

The pictures of the notable buildings of Birmingham and of the scenic beauties and.andustrial enterprises of the district, collected by George R. Hilty, the skillful amateur photographer, are on exhibition in the Commercial club rooms in the Linn building, corner of First avenue and Twentieth street The collection Is very complete and the photographic work is excellent.
 The pictures have been artisticaIly ar ranged on the walls and tables and make a very interesting display.
 The collection showing the industrial ac- tivities in and around the city are excep- tionaIiy complete. They will convey to the mind of one not familiar with the mineral wealth, the coke ovens and furn- aces of Jones valley an accurate idea of this sections greatness. The history of iron making in this district, from the first rude stone furnace of small capacity, to the large stacks of today with large output. is clearly shown by the various pictures.
 The collection will remain on exhibition at the Commercial club rooms today. The pictures will then be taken to St. Louis, where they will be exhibited in an auto matic electric display machine by MT. Hilty. under the auspices of the Com mercial club. The collection is open to the inspection of the public today from 9 a. m to 5. D. m. free of charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-12
FUNERAL TO TAKE
 PLACE TOMORROW
WILLIAM A. WALKERS REMAINS ARRIVED THIS MoRNlNG-ciTY HALL WILL BE CLOSED DURING HOUR OF FUNERAL.

T-he funeral of the late William A Wal ker, who died at French Lick springs Indiana, Sunday afternoon, has been ar ranged for tomorrow morning. The ser vices will be held in the First Methodist church, and the Rev. pr. c. B. Riddick will officiate.
 telegram from French Lick Springs received here yesterday announced thai members of the Walker family were leaving there with the remains of MT, Walker, and that they would arrive in Birmingham this morning at S:25 o'clock on the Louisville and Nashville railroad State Senator Hugh Morrow. junior member of the law firm of Walker, Till man, Campbell and Morrow, went to French Lick Springs Sunday night to ac- company the funeral party to Birming- ham.
 MT. Walker was exceptionally popular in Birmingham and Jefferson county and his funeral will be one of the most largely attended ever held in this city. The mem. bers of the local bar are expected to attend in a body.
 Mayor Drennen has ordered that the offices in the city building be closed dur ing the hour of the funeral out of re. spect to the memory of MT Walker.
 The active pail bearers have been named as follows: Robert Jemison, E. K Campbell. John P. Tillmap W. P. O Harding T. H. Motion, R. H. Pearson, A o. Lane and George Morrow. The hon. orary pail bearers will be announced to. day.