davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04
ROOMS FOR RENT.


----------------
,ooxs .,,,
.>>>...n I.oonS VI. n
ne1-: ~, ~ n ~,
csrs, ~
KEESTE5?T0N ;-S71 - p-7I-s;e -s-1j7y:
within walking distance OF Eair. Terms 81
| and W.
I2TSS1:-S gTGTT-. y -S-S Y EI-e -70i --.---,s
Page cars
| KINGS HIGHwAY-Larse. cool. H!eeiy fur
n!shed t-cnt RON. Olive. DeinlaT and Subarts 4
~ 1s' W IN 70 ,arsfTy t;E I5s RePIisiic'
| -T-=-7csZ.7=7=77 - =;i.--.-. -,
| c5n-so.tat,of,s f5z tcgr or more. by day or
Ia SITT-E ss7s-NicsIy furnished -75r1s :or
Visitors: very reasonable: convenient 70 cars
rT1E 557e-I-..7-7Z T,,---7.zs7 Ions -.
re-. ha - Fsir = sri 81 rer DAY
., !-.Lfi M, t<c -, M 80. Us, sc
-, -.
ak sirs, Fsr rttrata IItsis sarai;y '
IACLEDE. @os-RQoE1s. %. y and s.: al!
szHyen!snee.- a--sei line 70 5e12I and Ea-r-
soaEsa:nsss private family: az. FAR sa=;
| suite for two; IS week: dtre-t Fair Iine: bath
T..C-FnF ;szi-SiSe7x .;i-6I.se5 rooms e-r
Fs.r Visitors: meals il desired W. \. Wood
LAcII;PE. s57I.Fine a2.oa5s53zis'l25. 3.
hsS5s MGgH
LATF0E- .s4ECIesn- nicely furnished
rncTrs with all conyeni9ucss: reasonable private
| family.
= A-T ET9F 7S--v-~rs-tTv <TI--lshs,i rooms
I-ztt - s-1- ss,r. s1f,-tas. -.a-
s7aabIr.
,CT ET7T- -s-.-T-Iass-tfy r1--lsbe-t -Ze711s Ia
modern aoae. prices reasonable. c0Zrs-'ont-re@
so.ic!tet
LACLEpE. HI7-Neat. clean rooms: en-.
FAR visitors accommodated L-acie1= ea' 1E0-l'
-S-- ----- - --z---- =,
LACT-EpE ss-'A-N.,s-s f -L1.s:is1 - - - =
| 80. ~ rssx sls
- -. - z-.,7-I-I 60 a.,
..cIn. st5-y ron, r5.ras southern exposure
direct FAR lirz. reasonable
-S---- -
h5I-ssLssr.rS- Eas hath- phone. direct ron
station 20 Far. g r~r week
------ - -,
-s--i5s --t,T-s ,s- yVo-iis Fair visitors Grec,
car line 20 iepoc and FAIR. phone. D "a
--.
c,rSsrI.nca.. Sor Fair Visitors ouly. nice lawn
an direct line 10 Worlds Fair and depot.
-. -
,,r n Sasa.Saa1ins q phone Victor 1871.
--.-- - STs -
LAFAYETTE. S-- tSo lar1s tuIIl.ss,su sr
ssI1 s1i' i's '''' A-1''''
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

EtSTpN. -f-s-Da=sranie rooms. IT dan con-
ysrlenCsS- car fassa- s-gc- dise.: To Fair. pgi-
ya-e house. breakfast Z desired - 10 q ger
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04
CRESCENT HOTEL.

500 Iocsst st. one % ST Louir new modem
notels Eyery room = newly furnished outside
rom with hot soi cold water cpuoecttCnA
Ftrst-clAss cafe and buffet Olive st and Taah-
inEron ave cns block from hofel
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

IE.LAAE. Lt4-a-E.s5t1-s -c-c--1rv njat ed. g
fsy- 5-esk-sst l. tssi--,i. -7r3ar1 c-Tvs7.=ncsx
ter E-'uEE.-' riie 20 FAR. telephone EiEioch
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

vEENoN. E---Ls=eiy. coo. rooms private
rz~'lr. breakfast Z t=strs! --arS.-f.-s- E-a-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

COOK --t5--%el-ly furnished rooms board
K sI-"!. rlr~- car iir-s 20 N0-lFs Fai--
BELIAR. .ss5-Eu"ruF t-- W0rl4's Fal. Wis
i'sIs- rats - r9--.Ez breakfast CFtI1-aL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

RENSINGTOE. 5eS-Furuished rocrl for two
persons; terms reasonable: Olive Suburban
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04
FOR RENr-APARTNEx FLATS

JARRETT 25l5A and 1e-Notern fats. g.
couverienrs=. front south: elegant Heigheor
hood KEYS sSl9 y Grand
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

uELNtR. sissA-Eexa7-Iv tg--lsh=d f5oE:
/ room Eg7G !nera- two gentlemen or couple
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

DEt.s!NI. tfla-V'J-t!'- FalE Visitors fur
-i-.--. -uFest-- ---coR'frotatiGns: breakfast o.
--0f-.- fa.-.TuEs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

rELMAR iizl-Nics rcorG: gentlemen or
C.uPt-. T-:Vz'r family. soc-I optional. near
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04
CLAYTON Road Hotel.

sl3S Crescent ave. block west Of south
east Worlds Fair gate and half block south
Of Carton read; 100 rooms all osts.6e; free
baths: highest and Gutesest location: taks the
Narxet and Izcle!e ave cars frcrl CEt1n SeA-
ton. correspondence and inspection invited: :
81 Ue- dsy. special rates to payties-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

WALTON -e!t-Fu-z r1GE1s. col an!
1iea@srJ. SHADY grounds. bard 5pt.o-al- PAGE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

IS. --e-Neatly furnished t-1nt rooms.
gas two gentlemen. hoard OPTIONAL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04
FOR RENT.

No sls Euclid ave near Forest Pa-k bouie
v4rd ar= Sa- q MONS. second foor- all mod
err lease tc- ore year. s+e.S
GIRALDIS- BROS Z Gates.
10 y Eighth -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

Nicely furnished r1r-ls
-s= -z --lz<S t-z-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

COOK, +5s--N.e-Iv FURNISHED rcoTs tC-
WUCI5-s Fsr -.st5s.s. board &: desired
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

Si-eIy furnished rC5us wlt1
say. tsT' minutes e Fat-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

So I4nd.H bouIe-a-d Select private hoe.l
la-se very desirable rcnuis: bath. large lawn
Coolest location. SIX car lines Automobiles
Fifteen minutes to worii'g Fair
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04
ROOMS FOR REM.

DELMAR- j71s-Choice private home: accom-
rOtEtio-s. FaiE visitors. three squares north
main entrance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

ITu!srst rC0Ta. gen
.Lrnn-rf "a ha-h
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-04

59T Delriar boulevard This newly huilr
elegantly furnished brick hotel - open for
guests European plan: cafe. Rates for par
ties Walking dssaTce, two car Enep to Far.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-15

Rev. J. E. Wolfe IS very low as the
result Of a sunstroke that attcked him
at Bartlesville Saturday. He was
brought TO this city and taken to the
Cobb hotel. Tonight, II his condition
warrants. Mrs. Wolfe will remove him
70 his home at Gwenndale.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-15
Orchard Heiehts.

Some Of the most desirable residence
lots at Orchard Heightsare now offer
ed at sl25. per lot. These lots are not
far out and are high and well drained.
There are more than ten thousand
trees growing on the fifty acres in
cluded in the Mars addition.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-15

Bud Ledbetter was here yesterday
Judge Turner went to Muskogee
last night.
Ex-Chief Burlington went to Chel-
sea today.
Cal Gunter has returned home to
Sloan Springs.
J. M. Jones was among the excur-
sionists to Monte Ne yesterday.
Grayson Wills Of White Oak is
shaking hands with Vinita friends to-
day.
0. d. Neville went to Blueiacket
today to serve legal papers in civil
cases.
Charles III. HaIlett, the well known
magnate of the Gwenndale Iron mines
is in the city.
S. E. Wallen Of the Golden Rule
returned from Cassville, Mo-, today on
the noon train.
Mrs. ]. II. Verify IS here from Kan
sas City visiting her daughter, Mrs.
AL Etchings.
r. J. Wright and wife left Sunday
for st. Louis to spend week at the
Worlds Fair
About thirty-fye people went from
this place on the excursion to Monte
Ne yesterday
Mrs. Mary Browning and daughter
left this morning for st. Louis to Wis
it the Worlds Fair.
Miss Myrtle Tucker has returned
from two weeks vacation at Sui
phur Springs, Ark.
Wilson Franklin went to Chelsea
,esterday at which place he is doing
some plaster work.
Miss Jennie Gunter took her parents,
sisters and Uncle Cal. to Alton last
Friday TO visit her aunt.
ID. b. Stutsman and family win
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
to the fair at st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. II. Verify came down from
Kansas City last night to visit her
daughter, Mrs A. NJ. Etchen.
Deputy Kerr brought young wo
man and hahy down from Bartlesyille.
The mother viii appear as a witness.
Try an Artesian bath at Joe Davis
barber shop. 1t is also the place to
get a nice smooth shave or a stylish
hair cut.
G. G. Palmer, a prominent business
man OF Wagner, and daughter, came
up to the Fountain City yesterday
with the excurslonists.
About sixty persons took adyan-
tage OF the low Frisco rate and visit
ed Monte Ne on yesterdays excursion
returning at o'clock this morning.
G. c. Morganstern of the Wagner
Record was in town yesterday occupy
ing front seat at the bali game on
what proved to be mourners bench.
Deputy Marshal White served no.
tice upon A. H. Wheeler Of near Winner
to appear in the commissioners court
as a witness In the Ridenhour exam
ination.
FoIey's Kidney Cure is medicine
free from poisons and viii cure any
case OF kidney disease that is not be-
yond the reach Of medicine. Peoples
drug store. DIV
LosT-Umbrella gold handle, black
silk: between east Cabin and town.
Finder will leave with August
Schliecher and get IS reward. Roy
Sunshine, engraved on handle.
Marshal Darrough will escort his
family to st. Louis tomorrow but will
return In few days leaving Mrs.
Darrough and the children among
friends during a two weeks sight
seeing tour OF the big fair.
Bees Laxative Honey and Tar is
different from all other cough syrups.
II contains antiseptic properties to de-
stroy the germs, solvent properties to
cut the phlegm, and the laxative prop
critics to cleanse the system. Bees
Laxative Honey and Tar is pleasant,
permanent cure for all coughs, colds,
lung and bronchial affections. Sold
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-15
tFirst Published July p. 1904,
Warning Order.

In the United States Commissioners Court
at Vlnita, In the Northern District Of the
Indian Territory.
J. l.. Sherer. Plaintiff.
NO. ---
Charles Patton. Allen Black Co.. Gsrnishse,
Defendant
The defendant, Charles Patton. Is hereby
warned TO appear in this court within 80
days and answer the com plant of the plain
Ordered az vinlta this Goth day OF July,
1904.
WADE s. SrANFIELD.
U. s. Commissioner.
Geo. McCulIoch. Attorney for Plaintiff.
fondant.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-15

LOsT-A Cherokee TRANSLATION OF . 2or-
tion OF the Old Tcatameut with the name Of
- A. N. Chamberlin" on the dy Leaf. aud a
copy ef "A Century Of Dfshonor," property
OF A. r. ChambsfllH. 20e6
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-15
LOCAL NOTES

Room to rent in Gray-Halsell build
ing.
See the line Of floor oil cloth at Fra
vaa,e l35-tf
Old papers for sale-Postofice Book
store 262-tf
J. A. Thompson was quite sick yes
terday.
For tender steaks and roasts, call
up zeno. q
Lee Barrett now has first-cIass
boot maker. 216-tf
Good pony to sell; price ss5- Apply
to Barney Mars.
Pure bee honey at l5c pound at le-
nos Phone 10. u
Fat chickens aud fresh eggs at ze'
nos Phone 10. u
Fresh fruit and vegetables at the
vinita Meat store 2S9-u
Zeno will meet all competition in
prices on groceries
II you want cab telephone Webb
Brothers. Phone 81.
New cabbage lc per pound at zenos
Phone 49,
Globe -four is the best, at 1. n. Will
liams'. 2So-tf
Miss Agnes Foster visited friends IN
the country yesterday.
Ross Thompson was up from Adair
yesterday to spend the day.
Bob French, OF Tahleonah, died
Saturday afternoon after lingering
Illness
DR.. Essie Bondurant, physician and
surgeon. Phone 2sO, Empire block,
yinita. IT. l3e-tf
Mrs. Sam Frazier went to Sloan
Springs with her brother, C. d. Gun
ter, today for a visit.
Foley's Kidney Cure viii cure all
diseases arising from disordered kid
nays or bladder. dw
Mrs. c. z. Lahman gave a delight
full childrens party to a few friends
OF Master Sherwood today
Mrs. b. G. Chandler and daughter,
Miss Mamie, returned yesterday from
two weeks visit at Sloan Springs.
Ready made kitchen aprons can be
purchased OF Presbyterian Aid So
ciety at the home Of Mrs. Bethel.
25 TO 50 cents
Miss Winnie Meredith is prepared
TO do ali kinds OF fancy dressmaking
at her home on South Wilson street,
opposite Z. s. Jail. 100 II
Foley's Kidney Cure purifies the
blood by straining out impurities and
tones up the whole system. Cures kid
ney and bladder troubles AT Peoples
DRUG store. DIV
FoR RESr-Fine furnished rooms
private family, without board, dollar
day per head, two to room. Close
to tie Worlds Fair grounds. Take
Page Ave. cars.
Mrs. B. W. ZALLEc,
1871 Temple Place.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets Instantly
relieve the stomach and aid digestion.
They are as pleasant as a loaf Of sugar
and cure dyspepsia, sour risings, cat
arrh Of the stomach and indigestion.
Sold by A. =. Owens
~ had diabetes in its worst form,
writes Marion Lee, Of Dunreath, Ind.
Il tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles Of Foley's
Kidney Cure made me well man."
Peoples drug store. DIV
The oxygenized strength Of the
healing pines, combined with other
well known kidney and bladder reme-
dies, Is presented in Pineules. This
new discovery gives immediate relief
and permanently cures all kidney and
bladder troubles Sold by A.. P Ovens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-15
A Leaky Roof

and smoky chimney are two
things that win try the patience OF
any one. But no one should wait un-
til their patience is exhausted. AT
the first sign of trouble message
should be sent here and in less than
no time one or more of our competent
timers and roofers will be on the
spot. Whether the job is big or a
little one the charge will be reasonable
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14

The game between the Giants and Cincinnati
at the Polo Grounds yesterday went to the visit
ors in exciting contest, by q score OF TO l.
The spectators were treated TO exhibition or
rowdyism in the sixth. Harper found 1ault with
the umpire's ruling and was ordered from the
game. Kelly rushed the diamond and called MS
players from the field He was quieted, however by
Schlei and the other players of both teams. Hahn
started TO warm up with Peitz, and McGraw
ordered the umpire stop him. This the umpire
refused to do. A police officer tried TO stop Hahn.
but he refused. 1t looked for time as though
the spectators would take hand in the affair, but
finally the trouble was settled. Bowerman was
put out Of the game in this inning for disputing
the Umpire's decision.
Taylor pitched excellent game. striking out
seven The home players made what turned
out TO be their only In the SIXTH on a base on
balls a stolen base and single. Odwen first up
for the visitors in the seventh, got his base on
balls and Corcoran bunted TO Taylor who teIl
with the ball. Dahen made a bad tumble OF
Steinfeldt's hit. and Odweu scored Delvin fun
bled Schleis hit. and then threw over McCfann 8
head, and Stenfeldt tailed. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis Aug 1sFrst race (seIling; furIongs)
Albany Gin. 100 CEsice). ? won: Burns iO7
Lindsey 20 second: Worthins;on. CY. Davis
to third. Time. l29s.- Lynch. Torlo Crescerton.
TweHlow. Hoceo Axares. Ben Lear. Drop o Rye. Gsy
American and Freesas ran.
Second race tsix fgrlongsliersain 20 Rice) 10 l.
won. Mevood, 3S 1NsndeTbOut) 10 l. second. Milton
Young 10s iTroxierl. % 1. third. Time. 1916 Little
Harry. Dromio, Fred Presmeyer. Renaissance, Gas
and De Granmont ran.
Third (sx and uns-haE furionEsl-Jos Gosa 100
Qversl. 10 J. won King Ross. 100 u. Conley),
second; Bucceuth. 100 CRice) 20 10 l. third Time.
1:21. LADY Felix Trinity Bell. Greenberg FLYER
Bsrkyite. Carenont. Lady Vasht Walter Dufy Cater
pillar. and Mai LoweTy also
Fourth lthe August Selling Stakes six furlonEs)-
otto Suefel. IS lW. Davis, TO /, Frank Bell,
98 tRice, 20 ], second Hilee 107 iTroxer). 70 2
Icewater also
Fifth 1ve and one-half furonEs)-Iucky Charm.
lO6 Lindsey. IL 10 . won: Woodlands (Dale) .
70 J. second Colonel Preston. 90 CFoey) third
Time lOs1s- Lady Mercury, parthuIa and Wexford
also
Sixth "a mile ee-sixteeuths)-Ioeskin 81
q. Williams 10 l. won; Buccanesr 100 u. Conieyl
10 ]. second Miss EOn. a3 CBarronl. to J. third
Time 20lh 4 ST Agnes IL Manspring, Goo-lioo semper
FlNaA Scalper. Regina .. and Wissendine also
seventh race seven furongsl-Kings Charm. 103
Lindsey. i 20 !. Bah, l05 a.. Wilson,,
second sid Silver. los CCooolol. 16 third Time
Dervish and Death ran
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
UpsETs IN TENNIS LEAeUE

The clubs competing for the championship Of the
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League yesterday
brought out the most spirited sort OF play over
the nets. The Crescent Athletic Club still holds
the lead, but the team OF the New-York Athletic
Club was beaten in the singles and doubles by
Iae hlhgs county Tennis Club. and the Wearers
while the Kings County players moved up into
AT the Kings County Tennis Club courts Bergen
ST. ana ktngston-aYe., Brooklyn, the home cIub
put IN It's best in flie singles. Thew defeated
the PAIR OF the New-York Athletic Club with cas-
Dr "; ~ Frazer worked MS drives so persistentIy
a. Roland H. Mallory, that the latter was de-
fested at e-S, e-L Frederick G. Anderson de-
reated F. n. Caldwell by a even mora one
sided, SD, 60 Mallory and Caldwell did their
best work N the doubles. but the steadiness of DR.
and they lost at Sc a-6 6A 4ii
The Englewood Field Clubs players took three
straight victories from the Montciair AthIAfic
% %Siu2 team, on the courts Of the former. In the
singles Alexander Amend defeated A. z. Kidde
90. 50 ana T. 3. Banks defeated II. A Hinck
-, - Bsinks paired with A. B. Gledwin in the
ca - 40
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

@ @ehicsgo Aug l3-Frst race (stx furlongs)-Fleuron.
JOS MORRISON, 10 !. won; Marco gs CNicoD . 10 /
second; Bay Wonder. los CW. Knapp 10 I third
Time. ia Dr.. Stephens. Handey Cross JacxfulL
Olympian and Nellie Waddel ran
second race six furlongs)Mayor johnson. CNIcoD
. 70 = va; Peter J.. l06 C9offeD. l. second; Rag
Tag JOS CSneehan). 70 I. third. Time, I:f39S. Tam
also ~ ~
Third race (The Oak Park Handicap; one ana one
eighth miles1-Phil Finch 1GS SicoD TO won: Prince
silyeT~ings JOS iioier 70 1. second: schoolmsts
tfelchtl, 10 L. third Time. 53A. Apple Felfpe
L1go Sweete. Delway: Ellie and Bombardier also can
Fourth race tone mile)-Bragg. 81 (Sheehanl 10 10
won; Ahola- 81 torega0, IS 70 o second: Huzzab 96
Sde!ntyrel 70 4 third Time. 1872 Beau Ormonds
MCGEE. Ellie ana Judge Hines
ftn race zone and onesixteenth miles)san Reno 9i
FAnapp). u J. Won Docils. 20 CNicoD l. second;
Harvey, l0s Hofhen 10 !. third Time I:51& Ceie-
ard Frank Nc aIeo ran 1'
sixth race (eleveu-sizteenths OF a miie)-LAdy Ellison
- Knapp, 3 - !, Cutter. H~eIchtl IN /
second; Costigan. 9s lMcIntyre). l. third Time
l:h Green Gown subtle. Garvce. Marya Gallant Nc
C1ean and Al Casey also ran @0
Seventh mile)-Dunrannon * O5cPrtde, 4
70 l. Sweet Tone 90 (Greenneidi 2 10 second.
Bob Franklin. 30 6oregar), 10 1. third Time l:44 D.
= Moore, Hans Wagner, Mezzo. Benson Caldwell and
St George. Jr.. also
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
LARNED BEATS CLOTHIER
Wins IN Finals Of SOUTHAMPTON
Tennis Tournament.

Southampton. Long Island Aug. Is-Play in the
Meadow Brook Clubs lawn tennis tournament wae
brought TO an end to-day when William A. I.arned
defeated William J. Clothier in the final OF the
singles, 1-5 O.. 1t had been agreed to play only
two SETS because OF the heavy condition Of the
courts Larned was IN his best form He placed
his returns with rare skill. When Clothier made
fair return he ever ready
Loose playing the part of CIoti1ier and T I,
i)ewhurst cost them the final OF the doubles for
they Sre defeated In three straight sets by Iarned
ara BOB. Wrenn. 6-3, 6-l, O. In this match
Mrenn A lobbed with skin, and had ClothieT and
DeWhurst on the run continually between the net
and the base line. Clothier and Dewhurst failed
10 play up TO the ret with the speed that was
expected OF them. Miss Kobbe and H r Allen
won the fnal Of the mixed doubles, defeating Miss
Pel and Robert lie Roy, 2-s. 7-6 6I The con-
defeated Kobbe. 81, 4-5. 6-l-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14

" H. Hammond, who bought the FLY Mist from
Prince Poniatowsky, added her to the field for
the Hopeful to-day but the transfer had not
been registered with the Jockey Club the stew
ards OF the meeting had no other alternative than
to decline the entry.
T. r. Hitchcock's Dandelion fell In the last race
to-day IN general closing in at the start, and
threw his rider, W. Fischer. The boy was not
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.

The West Indians and Thistles' Teams B h.1
good contest at Prospect Park in which the Istt.,
won by 81 runs. The batting Of j. DaIglish vL.
scored o. and ]. Titley who put on ss not out -
mainly responsible for this result E Bird -
added doubles for the winners while W r,oLs
with IL. not out. the only double figure sco-.-
for the West Indians. The totals were. wa.t
Indians Team B. 81; Thistles' Team B loS
The Wanderers Cricket Club defeated ths n.
ish West Indians Cricket Club at Central p
yesterday by score of to ?
The Bermuda cricket team defeated the Yonx.-.
Cricket Club at Central Park yesterday BY a sror
of 50 to a. The batting of G. Bel was the fesf,,-
of the game He scored 46 runs
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
SUPERBAS TAKE ANOTHER GAME.
With Garvin in Box, Brooklyn Beats St.
Louis, to /.

The superbas seem 10 have struck their winning
streak AT last, FOR they again defeated ST. Louis
Washington Park yesterday. The scoro was 70
L Garvin and Mcfarland both pitched good ball.
hut errors on both sides did much 10 spoil thu
Tho home players made in the first inning
on Gesslers three bagger and Dillons out Both
sides tailed IN the next the visitors on bunt fol-
lowed by two wild throws and a single and the
local men on three singles and stolen base. Dill
Ions two bagger. followed by sacriuce. a nv and
a tumble gave the Superbas another in the
stxth. Tho score.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
RAIN FOR HTGHLANDERS.
Game 1cith Chicago Stopped IN Fifth
The Score, g to 3.
u TELEGaApH ID lie TRIBuNe.l

Chicago. Aug. 13.-Rain stopped the game Of the
HighlandeTs and Chicago at the end OF the NTH
inning, with the score 10 3. Chesbro and White
were the pitchers. and both hit rather freely
The home team first to tally. making two
IN the second; Isbell made o-bagger and
Dundon followed with a single: then Camel made
a wide throw and Isbell scored Dundon stole sec
ond, and crossed the plate Suvan's two-bagger.
The Highlanders made their three runs in the
fourth. Anderson got his base on balls Camel
singled and Fultz was safe IsbelIs muff filing
the bases On Conroys fly Anderson tailed. Nc
Guire was helded out then Chesbro covered himself
with glory by sending ont single, which enabled
Camel and Fultz to tally. The local players made
a run in this inning on two singles, double steal
and Sullivan's out The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
CAUGHT AFTER A LONG CHASE

William D Strong. who gave his address as Chi
cago. was arrested at the Empire City Track yes
terday afternoon by Detectives Healey and Nav.
charged with selling bogus tickets Of admission to
the track When Strong saw the detectives coming
for him he started for the woods After half
mile chase Detective Healey fired two shots In the
air, which frightened Strong. and he slowed up
While Strong was oeing arrested other Detectives
We're 9rrestng Morris Lynn, Eugene Bodgett
Frank Williams and Henry Freeland all or whom
ars believed to be members OF strong's gang.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14

y ineTna. Start good: won driving ~
sth' Time, Sol. Coupled IN the
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
PLAY FOR sAckgTT CUP AT APAWAMIs.

Owing to a lack OF entries for the WaldrOn VIII
iams cup, caused by so many members OF tns Apa-
wants Club spending the summer elsewhere the
qualifying round at medal play handicap open
only to members receiving handicap OF IA or over.
had to be postponed The course was in ane con
dition. and the third round for the Saekett Sug
and the hnal round for the Dsarbourn Gup HeLe
pIaved For the Sackett Cup DR.. ". 5 adams
beat A s Thurston by Up and 20 play n Z.
Clark beat w II Poole by Up and 70 play =
C. Fuller beat ]. NJ Mcbride BY up Inc naleh
between Hazen Morse and Simeon ForO vas POS
pOned. The Dearborn Cup was won oy j. y,
Foot who beat Sidney A. Lawton N tns nn@1
round by up and TO play.