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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

Attorney George r. Money who pas
sed through Las Vegas last night on
his way TO the northern part of the
territory, reqested The Optic to state
to the public that the reports which
had appeared In the territorial press
TO the effect that he contemplated
Withdrawing from the race for the
de~legationship In favor of any other
candidate were utterly unfounded.
Mr. Money is in the ace to stay.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

The Ladies' Benevolent society OF
the Montefiore congregation will hold
. meeting tomorrow afternoon at 1890
o'clock at the vestry OF the Temple.
Following this meeting there will be
Z meeting Of the Ladies' Temple Aid
society. Important business will
come up before both meetings for
discussion and every member is
urged TO be present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

Charles Tamme was .he victim Of
Halloween FRANKS last evening. got,
ting his face badly scratched by ar
encounter with some Obstacle on tbs
sidewalk.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
+. church will meet with Mrs. sehlot
at SIS Columbia Ave-. on Thursday
afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

Mr.. Albert Patterson and Mrs.
Rose Kastller werc united In marriage
last evening 1t the residence Of Father
Pouget.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

A corps Of carpenters are at work
making some extensive repairs on
=. L. Browns residence corner Of
Grand Avenue and Main st.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01
JOHN s. CLARK. c.

Edward Frank. one year and six
months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Frank OF Los Alamos, died this morn.
Ing at sac.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs, Condor. 915, ith st, on
Wednesday afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-01

Read Fields I'D on Economy Page
today.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
.ECAN, OF CHICAGO. H. il I!
NEW GOLF CHAMPION
Defeats Young Brooklyn Player
in Amateur Tournament
Ended. Yesterday,
NV AssocJntod iI,ress,I

~, d
SHORT HILLS, N. T., September l0--
The amateur championship tournament
Of the United States Colt Association.
which began last Tuesday and ended to-
day on the links of the Baltusrol Golf
Club. was won by H.. Chandler 1sgan, OF
the Exmor. Country Club. Chicago, eight
up and six to play. He defeated the
young Brooklyn player, Frederick Her
reshoff, who attends school near Potts.
town, Pa, and who was entered from
E,kwanok Country Club. OF Manchester.
Vermont. III
When the play was over the general
verdict was that the expected had hap
pcned aud that the champion of the
Western Golf Association had we'll earnnd
the tile ana accompanying prizes by
clever, clean, consistent work throughout
the tourney.
rho wedding out process brought tho
big field Of 1873 down TO Egan and Her.
reshoff for, a final round Of thirty-six
holes, to-day Tho report OF the game in
detail show that the Chicago man got
into q playing stride far too swift for his
more youthful opponent, and tho first
half Of tho match was overwhelming.
~ la Esan' favor, as he was nine up a t
the eighteenthf poles
For the first TWO holes OF the second
round Iierrcshoff played an even game
With Egnn,i halving both, but Egan won
tho next. The play was steady until
the enc at twelfth hole. which was won
By giin three TO four. This gave him
the match. eight UP and six TO play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
At CRYSTAL Palace.

4 LONDON, Sept. l0.--1n the final for the
two kilometres amateur championship
Grace at tho Crystal Palace the resul.
was: Marcus Hurley, the American anna
bteur champion, first: AL. Reed, Of Lon
don, the holder Of the championship, sec
ond, and ]. s. Benyond, Engllshman,
third. The time, eleven minutes, seven
and two-Afths seconds. Tho slowness OF
the time was due to loatng tactics.
81 In the final of the two Kilometres pro-
8fcssional race the result was; liver Law
son. nrst; Elegrand. Denmark second;
Henry Mayer, Germany, third. Tine, six
minutes. three and four-iifths seconds,
e I1llegaard was the holder OF the cham
pionship,
,9 In the 100 kilomctre worlds amateur
championship motor-paccd race, Il, Nor
edith, of England. won Time. ono hour,
Sth!rty-ilve minutes, thirty ana four-nfths
seconds, There we're eieven starters. The
time breaks the previous amateur rec
ord.
W In the two kilometre for winners OF
the professional and amateur champions
ships at this meeting, Lawson beat Hur-
leN, Lawson'si Tine was one minute, nay.
three seconds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE | ! |: /:
Appointments Of Hon. j Taylor.
Ellyson on That I'M
portant# Body.
THOMAS f. RYAN IN A MEMBER \ {: 1 4 =
Some Changes Made The Chair, 1;Eis.
mcrSof the Various Dis
trict Committees.
THOMAS {. RYAN a MEMBER
Some Changes Made-sT The Chair

State Chairman J. Taylor p Tyson, OF
the Democratic party In Virginia, has just
completed aud made known his Executive
Committee, which consists OF ono man
from each district. Many changes have
been made IN the committee, among the
new members thereof being cx= Sen ia'-t or
Harvey, Of Patrick; Judg go Horsley, Of
Lynchburg Senator " iclsham, Of Han
over; Mr.. Campbell, or NVythe; Mr. Ryan,
OF Nelson, "a md Judge Watkins, OF Farm
vile. sst8 ga.
Here is the entire list Of the Executive
and State Central Committees Of ne
party for the next four years
Executive committee. BTay Tor ELY
son. Richmond; Edward Echols, Staun-
ton: 5E. j. Harvey, Stuart; John ..
Horslcy, Iynchburg; W. a Il Zones. War
saw; Alfred p. 1hom, Norfolk; Henry u
Wicklam, Hanover; A. A.. Campbell,
|1Nythevillc: James Hay, Madison;
Thomas Il. Ryan. Nelson; a. D. Watkins,
Farmvllle; Joseph e. Willard, Fairfax.
51sss STATE cENTRAL%C OMMITTEE.3
First Distrlct-Lloyd r. Smith, chair
man, IIcathsvle;& G.. b. J ones, King and
Queen; j. Boyd Sears, thews;s r vi y.
Ailworth, Eastville: H. II. allacc,G Fred ed !
erlcksburg. & DEE
"a second District 4 Tcnton Day, chair
man. Smihtficld; 4 ~: VS. Sale, Norfolk;
Or. i. S. Hope, Portsmouth; Dr. George
~. Butts, Chuckntuck; J. n. Curtis.
Newport News. 5g s5jsS
Third District TT. & 4 y. " G. Scott (: chair,
man. Ashland; John j. Lynch, Richmond:
Clyde w. Saunders, Richmond; Simon
Solomon, Richmond; Dr.. 3 a: lisllrer.
Midlothiun,y M l3 lg1 III
Fourth Distrlct--A. ID, n Wa kins, chair
man. Farmvillc; Robert Gillian. Peters
burg; Il Thomas n. Williams, Clarksvile:,
j. Winston Fowlkcs, Sunnysidc; 7. z.
Clarke, sutherland. a ~
Fifth Dlstrict-R a. James, chairman,
Danvillc: 4. G. II Burch. Martinsville;
George NJ. Helms, Helms's Store; y. N.
IIooncr. Stuart; r. T.. Tompklns, Floyd !;
Sixth Dlstrict-William a.. Glasgow, Jr.,
chairman, Roanoke; "A. N. Pierce, Lynch
burg Ri. Jordan. Radford:J. q, Car
rngton, SmIthvlllc; George NJ. \: Muse.
Salem, ss;s " l3SS
Seventh DistrIct--R. 7. ". Duke, chair
man, Charlottesville; George w "a Kinsey.
Washington; w Z. Carson, Rivcrton; G..
II. Purcell, Winchester; i. w. Carpenter.
Harrisonburs.
Eighth District George s. shackelford,
chairman. Orange; u. 3. McCabe, Lees
burg Gardner i. Boothc. Alexandria;
Thomas II, Lion. Manassas; Granville
Gaines, Warrcnton. lss
Ninth DlstrIct-P II. st. Clair, chair
man, Pulaski; b. r, :: Buchanan, Marion;
r. A.. Lynch. Tazewell; NJ. g. n Clark.
IIopnker; and ono vacancy.
Tenth Dstlict-Jo scph Button, chair
man. Walkers Ford; Edward Echols.
staunton: 7. r. Whitehead, Lynchburg:
w. r. Allen Fincastle; William N. Nc
Allister, Warm Springs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
a LETTER TO OF r 3 READERS.
IS Cottage Street, Melrosc, Mass.

~ y
& Dear sir,-"Ever since was II, the
army had more or less kidney tro,lbleI
arid within tho past year. It become SO
severe and complicated that suffered
Envsrythtng and was much alarmed; my
strength and power was fast leaving me.
Il saw an advertisement of Swamp-ISoot
and wrote asking for advice. began
the uso iof tho medicine and noted de-
Eciried Improvement after taking Swamp
Root only a tshnrt time. I,
II contlnnedsits use. and AM thankI MKT,
to saw that liam entirely cured and
strong. In order ia be very sure about
this, / had a doctor examine some OF my
water to-day, ard llc pronounced II q
right and In Splendid condition..
II know that your Swnnlp. Root rs pire-
~ yegetableWafid does not contain any
{ harmful drugs, Thanking you Tor my
complete recovery, and Recommending
swarnp.Root to all sufferers, am,
issisi very truly yours, e. I.
II. G.. RICHARDSON.
Il ron may i,ava d sample bottle Of TINS
wonderful remedy, DR.. Kilnlers swamp
root, sent "a bsolutely free by mall also q
book telling all about Swamp Roo
you are already conv inced that Swamp
Root Is what you need, you can plir-
chase the regular fifty-cet,t md one
dollar size, bottles ut the drug stores
Ievcrywllerc. Don't mako any mlstak e, SDtls
remember the name. Swamp ROOF, LIT.
1Silmer's swnmp-Root. ana the address.
Binghamton, N. ", on cvory bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
LOCAL SHOOTERS
HAVE Y SHOT II } |. OUT J ].
Strain Of Recent Big Event lsvi
sccnt#in Their Scores OH
Yesterday.

q Hammered and shot out ';i Is a very
\ Inappropriate description Of the shooters
! who attended the regular shoot3 Of the
East End Gun Club e OIL tcrday Is, cHe !:
ming. 5a5i. s33 i$&
s5 Sixteen. shooters faced the traps, but
the wind played such havoc wit !, the
scores that no one could make good aver
ages. However, while there was a5lullI
in one event, Mr.. William Harris got
busy ana made N straight fifteen, which
4 was /. the only ono OF the evening. He
4 was heartily applauded.5 35
s85 Mr. George Robinson won both ~ the
FEweekly3sana the4high gun medals, q i the
end Of the "a first TWENTY-FIVE Alessrs.
b Robinson and $lIecl,ler We're tied for tho
WEAKLY medal, Leach having broken cigil75
/, teens tnrget Is in son won out finally,
Mr. il. X. 1ill ysson. AS no hps gently
east his lot with the Austin Cartridge
Il Company, was III welcome visitor to tile
4 club $SS Z, .s 4 3s 81
u s lis fast SettingSin form. The first
week In October Will be held the season s3
shoot for the handsome 500 Smith gum
donated by the Peters Cartridge Cons
4pany. Sa5,33 Nj ;a5 IA
\ Three members from each Of the four
8clubsE'wlio have coupled with the re-
$duiremcnts Will enter this race; which
$xill DO held on the grounds Of The West.
u End Gun Club and shoot mi 100 targets.
First fifty regular score. Second fifty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Prompt Payment.

Yesterday afternoolI, Bhnkar John y,
Allen and Clerk y, i. Waller. represent,
ing lllckory Comp No;6 Woodmenl Of
the Wnr,d, handed to MIS-, Il cllard w,
Batterby il check for two thousand dol,
lars tss, 0OO), this being the amount Of the
policy held by hcr late husband IN this
order. This settlement was made IN less
tnnn thirty days after his death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
The Ice Mission.

Since report Of September 4 the leo
~ ssson has RECEIVED from q friend III tho
Moesta. through Times Dispatch, SIS.
Total, sli.e9.
SsRtember promises hot weather Tho
IN ssslon hopes tho people will not forge
laf sickness with no mems 10 procure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Funeral Of Mr.. KirAWood,l

MAS from the house. at 10 O'Clock yester.
day morning. iae services Mere conduct
Cd by Rev. DR. Evans OF Monumental
Church, aud tl,n intermcnt WAS IN tho
family section N HOLLYWOOD. = IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Detroit, 40; st. Louis, OF.

Detroit, 30; st. Louis, OF.
DETROIT. MICH September lo.---1or
the third consecutive day, Detroit and
ST. I.ouis broke even In a double-header.
First game &.
Score; r. H.E
Detroit Observation-Disclosures 4
st. Louis,...,..,....o0o 90 900 90 s Q
Batteries: Killian and Drill; Sudhoff
and sugden. Time. 1:.5. Umpres. Cough
lin and Howell,
Second game
Score:N II. Fl. T.,
Detroit ............ .ooooooooo-o 9 9
81. Louis,.......,....o Q 90 oo1oo-l 9
Attendance, 1000
Batteries: Kitson and Tey!le; Petty
md Kahoe. Time. l;35. Umpire, King
Cleveland, sir; Chicago, 40.
@ CLEVELAND. o. September 10.,-Clcye,
land won two games from Chicago to-
day.
First game
Score: ". a r. IT. u.
Cleveland ,........1 0 O1300 a-.5 10E51
Chicago .........,0.0 0a l o o. S 8
Batteries; bernhard and Bueow; Ats
rock and Sullivan. Time, Les. Umpire,
5O'Loughln.
Second game
Score: III M n ~ r, II To-
Cleveland ....."..71 4 ne 9 0s--11 ~ 2
Chicago ...,,,,.,.0 % o 3 20 00a- q - 9
Battcries. Moore, Hess and Gstdck;
Smith and Sullivan Time, 1;5o. Umpire,
.O'Louglllin. Attendance, ,.r,,,s
il ~ II -.
Washington, 3-5; New York, 90
NEW auKK, September TO- ~ Tho Wash
lnston and New York Americans broke
even to-day, f3( ,5ss 81 b, q
First game s.sE Il s;i 4, 4
Score. n sst n "A II / I;slJ.
Washington m....l 5000 y Qil la "a 4
New York..,.,.,., Oh 90 y 10 0r2 a 10 3
Ba.terles Hughes and s..arlsei GarYln,
orth and Mcdulres Umpire Sheridan
Time. $40, 3,s W II n e, vs. "a
Second game
Score: II, II. Ia,
Washington i, "a o g % q, q 0--5 /. II IA
New York, ~. ,.t.2,o ota o q 01--G II ~
Batteries; Wolfe and IlIttrIdgei prth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Standing of the Clubs.
Philadelphia, =; Boston, o.

Philadelphia, =; Boston, Q.
! EulI.A DELPHIA, Pa. September 10. -
Plank won a brilliant game to-day in
thirteen Innings
Score: II. II, y.
Boston 40 0 10 100 90 00Q-0 0
Philadelphia 20 0O0, 90 900 DBL 3
d Batteries: Young and Crlger; Plank and
Powers Time. 2:l5. Umpire, Connolly.
Attendance 14,0 COL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

+. Y & {. : $500. . ! .
Richmond and Manchester reoters were
disappointed yesterday, for both teams
dropped their game etofsBarton Heights
and Fulton Tho qunrtette OF pitchers did
good work, and most Of Tho runs nnde
were through errors and dumb playing.
Roth games were enjoyed. however, and
there was plenty Of roofing.
Both Rose and Eacho put up stellar
work. tho latter in q great run for NJ,
outfield fly, through which hc assisted
in n double ut second. and Eacho III a
wonderful stop OF u grounder. These
plays were literally applnuded. The good
work Of the pitchers is shown by the
small number OF hits made In the two
games. u a II.
First Game.
The first contest, was between Rich
mond and Barton Heights. For two in
snings nothing was done, and only one
man reached llrst bnsc-Crawford, who
singled and stole second Inen In tho
third Boone safed on Dalt0n's error. Ed
wards did the same thing on Il second
error, and both scored on. Fits two
Dagger. Miles singled In the fourth, stole
second and scored on Taylor's hit;@ the
latter went down on Boonc's SINGLE, a
double steal followed, and through some
dumb work blythe Richmond, infield, both
men followed Miles over tho plate, max
Ing tho score 5 to- q. at which point 4 t
remained The official score tells the
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Standing Of the Clubs.


New y ork, SO q Philadelphia, as
.s} NEW YORK September 10 he Philrs
aaelphians were beaten IN beth gp gasmg !e
Ito day. ~ az ~ .S,ssSsss.,
First game: 5si ia a5 3la
Philadelphia. &. o . 10 o 81 "a b os7
New York. IS -. % 300 l 20 0,2-5S 0
Batteries: sutthoff and DOOM; ~ NViltseS
and Warner. Umpircs, Moran and Ken-
ncdy. Time, 40.
Second game: ty5 l.ss
Score: r. Il, =.
Philadelphia. 80 o1.0 @ @ o 2----5
i New: y orls. Isl I. $40 I 7 00s2Ss-6 0
and Bowerman Umpircs, Kennedy and I
Moran. Time. ] co. Attendance, is, go.
ST. Louis, 10; CINCINNATI {: ,Sy,
CINCINNATI, O., September, 10 Poor.
feat to-day.
ci Sss5a; o- g r7, 81
ST, Louis ". 10 o1at01 g I'D is l
/ Batteries: Harper and PETIT /. Ia lorE
and Grady Time, |; 49, Umpire Jollnstone,
Attendance 3cl0. @ Xxi s 58S III
Boston,, o.; Brooklyn, SO.
BOSTON, MASS, September 1o,-Boston
and Brooklyn broke even here day,
I? First game: n
Score: n. II, Z.
Boston, 80. ~. 30 o1.Ol o 90 q. 80
Brooklyn.... ......0 Q o. 0 AZ o Us ~
Batteries: Pittlnger ana Needham;
Mitchell and Bergen. Time, two & hours.
Umpire. Carpenter 3 s5{
Second game; ~ /, d s5 \
Score: ~ e r. III. p,
Brooklyn, -. !, &. %. 0!6 q 10 8
Boston..... -. t,..., ",,3 Q Q Q 0-2 20
Called in fifth by agreement.
Batteries: Re!sllng and R(ttevi Fisher
and Nedham, Time.8l;lo Umpire, Car.
penter, Attendance. 2,7o5.
Pittsburg, as. Chicago, 10.
81 PlTTsBIJRG, { r Al September lo,--Pitts.
burg captured both games with compare,
tive cast. III
4. II. D
First gamo:
Score: 5s R.H. e..
Plttsburg.... 3. 80 To- 30 0 "a 5 i
Chicago. .....{ IL o 90 10 90 DOL 3
Il Batteries: Robertaille and Plelps;l|
Weimer and King. Time, 1870. Umpire.
thinner,
Second game: &.
S Score: S8 R.H. ID. |
Pittsburg. 49,. 80 o 0 o % as o.
Z hlcag o.,,,.,3 ,....,s 80 90 90 Q 90 III
Gamo called In seventh. @
L Batteries: Case and Phelps; Lundgrecn
and o'Neil,i Umpire, zlmmers Atten-
Dance $3.50 s.S s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Games Next Saturday.

st MANCHESTER! aud IStc sim
Brownies and Bart on Heights.
Monday, Tuesday and sNNse dncstlaS --Tte g
terbury and Brownies. stSs
rhursday-M and Brownies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Games This Week.

Petersburg will meet tho Brownies for
gaxcs at Broad Street Park Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday at 4:30 fn'clocls,
for the championship Of semi professional
eluDso the South Tho Petersburg team
ii yory s,rous, and they Will bring q
large crowd Of roolers over with them,
Manager DALEY has just completed tho
ARRANGEMENTS for these games,
on Thursday afternoon postponed
game viii be played between Manchester
and tlu Bro wnies,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
SOUTH ATLANTIC. LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday,

i0CUtta a : cStcTWdy' p n q Z
At Charleston; (Flrst Gamel Charles,
charleston 81 Savannah. 8. ~ allied account
;0f darkness, 1T 4 S.5 {. ltyi h q jt9
n At Jacksonville: ] acksonytl Is, Manonra,
M At Columbia: Augusta 4. Columbia a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Y esterdayJ,s

AZ Muntgonc,y;Rs{F First C;anle) Rirm.
1ngham a, Montgomery y, Second cianle)
Birmingham a, Montgomery ]. IA
AT Memphis: Momphis o., Shreveport 6,
a At New Orleans; Little Rock 4; Now
Orleans 0. # l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
All Pastors Are Here.

4 Rev. i. r. Smith. Jr,. preaclles at Seq,
ond Presbyterian Church this morning at
both services. 8i $tS II (; i5 sF Sa
& Allthe Presbyterian pulr'ts viii he illJed
by their. pastors this ynlornlilg. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
! First Game
BARTON HEIGHTS. \

remained The official score Tells # he
detailed story: IS t55 ssl 5S
BARTON sEEIGIITS.5
Players "A, B.R. II.E o. a, T.;
Rose, /. 3. 4. a 20 s. o ~ Il 1 &
Hogan, Of. I. % Q
a uiI.se' 4 - Il ~ 8 .
shelton, g. :. /. I. O - 0
5Tnylor. RI y. s. {. !. 81. Z. ~ 04 0
h Rnnnc IS On . II # . 0
T., ,,n.,s IN
, ,,u :, " Y b. q 3 % IN
.il.z - =! =. =
8 (, * - q - 345 !,
Fota IS ..,.Sa 2 70
5Jgs 5 .$ RICHMOND.
Players Alb. r. II. o. a. Il.
Bauer; IS. Z. .s.........4 o 3 o. Q
French, If II. 4. !. =. q. o. II ;5to
n 4 N y,,y.ol,s As a VI q, u 4
is,,,' ;. So AZ n 4 ~
s.aW.u,u. q
u. I !. z =: ). 4 4 . 80
DaIton, 1b .. 4. .. ...3 To- 8
W. NJ r,yoy. rf. II
M, Z ~. ssst b Ii o,li3o 3 :ol q !
,rhcs score -. innings: }zl r,
I,oi.,,,i !. noFoe 4 IN %,
!" 40 = y
i, r y, ~ a. II, iity =
70
Boone Fitz, G,raw ford double plays Rose Rose
ford y; time Of game, 100; umpire, Nc
sDowell; att 81! p 2 ,'. ,ss9VO $
eec q, = 4 q, -
When ne saeond game Vas called The
crowd iltli 5islrseiy .aallchcsleE
went ~ tl9,!!e W. NV
llsual, luck
ana IN :, " wy.
me st,ne
sct ilieG ~ y y = ~, -
Ford, In the nth RI inning .1l, J oinnc Nc.
crowd, but the umpire saw It dlfferently,
nlsaip ,'1a ,i ~
-. oub y I. Ir,.,
:, ~ e
5000 w, 9. y. i,,a' W.,
Grimts's two errors mlght8 nave ,,, p ,.,,.
Costly. but ney,couhttcu iio'5 iloti''l's : y
Official score follows;
BRO VINES
p,,vcrs Ar. r.. III. o. a. 5E.
sia nm n z a. /, A 0Sssoa1 O
McE,v " ii. . .s3 q so 3 o Q
Hicks, : s..............,,..s 0 Q 8 5 Q
Eacho 2b. 4 \, (, ! ~
Knowles, 1...'.; ,,,,,s Ii. y > - y =
Grimes. lb.......
liulcherrr f......,...... y
Mal4eavy, G. .,.,.' =
Winston, -p,....... ,.,.','g5 - i
:
Totals ...,..',,,.,......So 20 -
.1A ryf.Ij EsTEI,
n,a.... - - 4, - Ann III ~ "a u.
,I pinSn,s' "a 4, 4
iiy',Ig i, f..,,,,... B 81 0 d
49,, ~ = 'i''ts's'l'Fo q X " n )
r FEN sb:.....,,.,..,...,I 20 j
Stout, c.,.f.............,,.4 20 o. O35l
Moore, 4. Observation-Disclosures 20 3 Q
+ liouclns lb....... /. -. 49,, vi Z o "a
sn,irt - o q O. 1
p r,,nn. = (, ,ss( O 20 a ID
3i' ,'t'r., 2. ~ !
y St % * < 81 & q VI T.
lplhls 1890, 80 M =,
The score by lhhlhss' ! \ !, y ! ! I. Z y
5Niunola s tnp 0 O % q. o O. O o o.
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BROWNIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y oau5VV-
Manchester 4. .....,,,,..00 OF .: 90 Q 90
D Summary: Two,basc ht.-Grimes. Sac
31ilice hts-McLyoy and tIulcher, Stolen
.bases-Stout. Moore, Sharp, Crimes VIM
ston. Bases On balls.-off WINSTON 2, HIT
by pitched ballsSllarp, Hicks, Struck
out--by Winston, b; by BROOKS, I, time
Of gainc, la, Umpire, Mcdowell, At
ttendnncs. 1000. sll.
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/ Plank Pitches Thirteen Innings.
and Wins From Boston
THE TEAMS BROKE j I K: 4 Even En-
York and Washington

Z New York &c, washington
Detroit 20, st. Louis CT II. az. S 4
& Cleveland 5-11, Chicago ta-6, d
Philadelphia j, BostoW0.s
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Where They Play 7 o-day...
lcvcland ut Chicago.
Detroit at st, Louis.
Where They Play Monday.

Boston at Philadelphia. e ls
Cleveland ut Chicago.
washing onrat New York.
X Detroit at st. Louis,
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Bart6, Heights. (. 4. (, 4. 20 1900 .-5
Richmondf rs. Z. &. =. o 90 Q 90
Summary: Two base hits, I'itz, w Me-
l,yoy; stolen bases, sose Miles, TAYLOR
Boone FitZ,{ Crawford ;sdouble plays, Rose
10 Boone; struck ol,t. byi!Ftz s. by Craw-5
ford 3; time Of game, 1850; umpire, Nc
DUWcll; uttcndu pcc, $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-14
FAMINE PROSPECT
FACES RUSSIANS
Weather Conditions Have Caused Al
most Total Failure of the
Wheat Crop.

st. Petersburg, July 1.-THE pros
pective failure of the crops in some of
the southern provinces, possibly at
tendant with famine. and the necessity
OF adopting relief measures is begin
ming to attract attention. The govern
ments of Kherson Bessarabia, Taurida,
Poltava and Kharkoff are principally
affected. In the district of Triaspol
the peasants have already been com
PEELED to harvest the unripe crops to
feed the live stock. Committees have
been appointed to relieve the distress.
The failure of the frosts is attribu-
ted to the early autumn frosts. insult
ficient moisture while sowing, the fiuc-
tuating weather of the winter, the
total absence of snow. the heavy
frosts which followed the late spring
frosts in May and the infrequency of
rains for the cereals and hay. In some
districts no rain has fallen. In many
parts of Bessarabia cattle are being
sold for almost nothing.