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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-03
OCEAN S STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEW ORLEANS
MEXICO S fSsSIa
CALIFORNIA

NEW ORLEANS 1n. 49,.l e.,r rs. ~
the tourists to- visit Winter tourist races Uoaf
i'm effect. Double daily service and -f.l-t steam
heated Vcstibue trains with Uhrouel sleeping
ears. buffet. library -Su0kIuE cas- service and aI
meals eurOute In dining cars. A-, IUr aba I.u--
g ffs7 Htt.t ftf1N rta-l Orleans
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-03

Mr.. John Brown. who was Sc
riously injured in a collision at
Pheba, Miss. on the Southern
last week and who was brought
to this city, his home, has since
improved and is convalescing as
we'll as the gravity of his injuries
will permit Mr.. Brown had
both limbs broken and was
otherwise injured.
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Obituary.


Departed this life on Feb. 3rd,
1904, Mrs. Vesta Spruill, wife of
DR.. Ed Spruill. Two parts in
LIES great drama in the space
of three short months. the mar
riage altar, the death bed and
shroud. Oh what a change time
and death can bring. when the
Reaper enters a beautiful hap
py little home filed with devo-
ton and promises for a long,
useful happy life and laid aside
the bridal vail for a burial shroud.
God surely moves in a mysteri-
Gus way his wonders to perform.
He chastens those ne loves; it is
hard to see the aged died, but it
seems so awful to stand by so
powerless and watch one so
young, SO much of life to live for
with such i radiant future filed
with so many bright promises,
just in the bloom OF young wo-
manhood, and a young and hap
py wife of only three short
months and the beacon light OF a
loving husband in a happy home,
did this beautiful Christian girl
pass from life to death, with
many loved ones and a heart
broken husband and the skill of
physicians all were powerless to
save or stay God : hand or check
the reaper called death with his
scythe from plucking this fair
sweet flower from her garden of
love and happiness. He only
took this beautiful flower from
earth and trans planted it in
Heaven where it can attain more
perfect lOylinesS; she had many
dear ones to guide and shield her
here but over in that beautiful
garden of eternal happiness she
will know 10 cares and sorrows
here, her blessed Savior will
watch her there, Heaven will
seem nearer to you dear husband
and Borrowing ones you can t
afford to miss the golden city.
No Vesta will be there calling
you to come, she will be more
beautiful than when she was
your happy bride-oh not in
cruelty, not in wrath the Reaper
came that day.
It was an Angel visited your home,
And took your bride away
Just beyond the river of Jordan
Just beyond the chilling tide,
Blooms the tree of life immortal
And the living waters glide
In that happy land Of spirits
Flowers bloom on hills OF gold,
And your Vesta will be waiting
When those pearly gates unfold.
The death of this lovely young
woman has sent sorrow through
the hearts Of her many friends
here who have known her from
child hood and with prayers and
tears and hearts full of sympathy
do we mingIe ia their great grief,
in the sudden eXtinguiShing of
so beautiful life, and especially
do [ extend my sorrow to her
bereaved parents, MIR and Mrs.
Ebert Joyner and though years
have separated Us [ have not for
COTTON them; may God heal your
broken hearts, ana reunite you
some sweet day with your darl-
ing Vesta where there viii be no
more heart aches and sad good
byes.
Your true and sympathizing
friend,
Mrs MARY O. WALDROP,
Millport. Ala.
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Notice TO Creditors.

T'his is TO give notice that parties holding
.lainns against the estate of Capt. w. w.
IuIaphries to have the same prObated ac-
,ordfng to law within one year from date or
hey VIII beff0rever barred.
This 3ud day of March, 1905,
Mrs. W. W. HUMPHREYS.
EXecUtriX.
STATE OF MISSlSSI PPI,
LOwudes County.
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FINE DAY." SAYS MR.. HILL.

CONTINUED on Third i'ase.)
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HIS NOMINATION NEXT =
WEEK SEEMS ASSUREN
The Candidate for President Has q
Long. Talk with His Running Mate
Henry G. Davis; William +. Sheenan
and Other Democratic Leaders,

David Bennett Hill. who holis the leadership of the Democrats paso
In this State In the pihl Of his hand. walked into the ONCE Of wnisn
Travsrs Jerome. In the Criminal Courts Building In this city. to-day, "
formed MI. Jerome that he had something he wished to say TO him and uh
disappeared into the private office OF the suite. with the man whose uouius
uon for Governor on the Democratic ticket seems now to be an assured think
The visit Of Mr.. Hill 10 OF the greatest Significance. following q Il doeu
tho arrival Of Judge Parker inthis city to-day, and coming right atss ~
persistent rum,r s OF the past weak that Democrats up the State - we'll q
local Democrats he about made up their minds to the fact that 70 sisoa
man on the political horizon today can give such impetus to the eampe@u
in this State a. Mr. Jerome. fa
TAMMANY rs RRCONCILED. ~ FA
That Tammany has been reconcled in q large degree to the noninatim
heariness two days ap that II Mr. Jerome was nominated he would hnyo
the loyal, airport Of Tammsny Hail. The Manhattan Club Democrats ~
the other independent wings Of the party with tho exception Of tbosf
pledged to Grout, are q unit for Jerome W
1t has not been the custom OF Mr. Hill in The past to walk In open wv
when he had anything Of Importance on hand He has bean accustomed y
summonns folks to him. The fact that he came down 10 ses Mr.. Jsrons
openly to-day is believed to forsshadow within . few days a public announce
ment Of the candidacy OF the Dstrct-Atorney. M&&E
HILLS VISIT A SURPRISE. e .Ft
NJ. Jerome had nc intlmatlon Of the honor OF q visit from the fornm
United States Senator. Ia fact. when Mr. Hill arrived at the omce The ~
tnct-Atorney was elsewhere A messenger was sent for him and WIN
waiting Mr. Hill looked ant Of the windows az the Tombs prison ana ~
3riagc Of Signs. He seemed to be enjoying the grim gray view yhsn NJ
Jerome. his face adorned BY a most Roossveltan smile. came shippins ine
the Office. .EA
"Aow do you do, Governor, am very glad to see you" said Nj. Juuoo
aolding out his hand. MI. Hill shook the hand cordially, said he wanna ~
walked To the private office. tho door OF which vas Immediately sfteruar&
slammed. ttt $3.50
FINE DAY." SAY MR.. HILL.
The conference lasted Just exactly al hour and a half Then Mr.. nm
came oat and WIS bowed from, the Office by Mr.. Jerome. When the repotsru
tackled Mr.. I'LL, be smiled broadly and said: IT'S Q very fine day, ehu&
men, one Of the finest days We have had for some time"
Vert you the bearer Of any message to Mr. Jerome?" was asked
~ have only one thing to say" replied Mr.. Hill TT Is q very fine deys
"vn you say whether you called on legal Or political husdnes."
81 must decline to tell you that" was the answer. l re.
"vil you he baca here again to-dayr" M1
"ihis Is a very ae place but,dont wait for me-" and with . truadw
CONTINUED on rsird Is,e)
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seventh InninE.

Needham smashed out q home run
marx, Dahlen to McGann. McNlchol's
dribbie was ferried 10 arst BY wlltse.
Drhlen to McGann finished Geier. ONE
arowne's nimblei legs aGain beat u a
hunt. Mc0ann sacrificed McNlcbol 10
Tenney, Mertes's safe s.ipe "a. centre
Moran to Del. Dunn ended the inning
By Tying out TO Cooley. ONE RUN. .
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RUN DOWN BY AN AUTO.
william G. hull Injured and Takeu
to q Hospital

william c. hull. nfty-two years Old.
OF Nc. II East Ninety-eighth street.
with ofiees at No. 81 Broadway. was
run down at Broadway and White
street this afternoon by an automobile
owned and operated by William 4. Sim.
u No. IL Broadway.
Mr.. Bull was taken to the Hudson
Street Hospital II was said he was not
seriously injured.
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Batteries-McNicaols and
wIltsr and Bowerman.
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BROOKLYN.
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Philadelphia .......0 0o&0s o. Z
Brooklyn .~,..""J..o oSOSt IA
First base on bails--OR Durham, q,
on seanloni o. OF Colwsl, l. Stolen
hAsss-Lush, Thomas. Ri.tsr. Jordan
aBatch. ~s.s...-a~rs~r
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a FIFTH RAcE--sprInc ~ to ,o)
7, Afreandsr M to to) 2, carbun'
~ 3.
SIXTH RAcE-Jlm Beattls 70 to "
4, Butcher e to y 2, zsala ..

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK
Gan, 9TH. Nercurv WA
y.yf.. n@u-s,o- ~. 80
VI sake ies'ure az nr'sh'on 'nis w
'rernoon' but u was spoiled by the start
The CHOICES we're ieft TAR IN the rea'
and the outsiders were on hyins. King
pann.r haat thu a,v ana he won nv n
-,
neck y was nss nrst aoVhn'ase '"a'
made him Win. Minsoln. who was one
AZ the choices. was on lengths back and
coming fast ~ the end just iai'eu "
get w. Aeeful and Hurst Park were
snra .,l,.uv In M the most ana had ma
49,. TIT. .,sr, u.as m. rare a
most unsatisfactory one, Doth from q
....,.o,i., ,rd n .n.cuistivs nolnt M
speeuA' ~ =" ~ "
Jew.
L~ochlnyar won the opening dash In
!. ,i.h, .ou..,s wI,h iva q ana In
Al. --a.s..a.ta.s ma. Do, ,.or
VIZ, 'e0o"o .a'e So'u D"use' 'N'' "o
,u" v,,.I -
Ming , ths talent went n Major Pelham
a. -. .s,.s .., - vL-~-".,-
u" '"e '"n,u' ou' 'he "ayo' va not W
running numO, ana ne was beaten
badly. Ishiana. the second choice
scrambled home bv A lsnsth. The
weather was cool, the track good and
the attendance falr.
Frvorite just Lasted.
Lochinvar was a hot favorlte In he
opening event. He went TO the from, at
the start. made all the running and Just
lasted .ong enough to beat Ike 8. a
hose, me mt.er Closing very strong IN
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ITALIANS MOB DRIVER WHEN BOY is KILLED.

Fred Bia7eo, three years Old, Of No. "a Carroll stree
Irooklyn, was run down and killed by a horse and wagon drly|
oy ohm Foley. OF No. l20 evrona street, to-day. A. crowd
ITALIANS offered violence to Foley, but the driver was project
by two policemen who locked him up in the Hamilton %en|
station. J. .a.!- -ALAAl
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JER0ME'S NAME ON
DEMOCRATIC SLATE
AFTER HILLS VISIT

Following the Arrival of Judge Parker
the Former Senator Makes an Unex-
pected Call on the District Attorney
and Talks About the Governorship. ~ ~
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First Inning.

Thomas hunted to Dillon and died a
irst. Gleason doubled 10 centre and
reached third on Mcoee's out al frst
Batch to Dillon. Lush walked and stols
second! Gleason was caught mapping
oh third DurhaG, TO Ba;ca 10 Hitter
Dillon singled to right. Gessler hled
out 10 McDee. Lumley famed out and
Dillon was caught stealing second on
the third strike. Roth to Hulswitt NJ
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AT HAWTHORNE.

AT HAWTHORNE.
Fifth Rsce-WoodIawn Belle |, Charlie Miller z, Cyprlenn
Sixth, Race-Atantoo !, Dungannon 2 Sweet Tone 3.
Seventh Race-La Londe !, Bowling Bridge 2, AIcar 3.
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/, FOURTH RAcE-klns Pepper 40
70 y I, MlnsoIa u to ~ 2, Lady
..
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na,s hiu-on wiltse, \; o. AeNls9.
ala Il FIRST base on belisTQr YNIfn
S.c1 AcNlchols. l. btrueF ovyr,yy
Entss. s; BY McEichols, no'A1 by
SitcSsr - Bresnahan. Umrires - Emslie
~ VDay,
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fap>cial 10 The Evening Wofid1
AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL PARk.
BOSTON sspt , ii-rbs H~lshiandsff
stunE to desperation BY their defeat IA
the nrat game. started after the second
and waved they would get It. Manager
arlfnth depended on Powell and Nc.
Gulre. willie Manager colAns sent In
Farrell and Winter.
Game was called at the end OF the
ninth inning on account OF darkness,
FiIst Inning. .
Dousherty hunted sajely. Keller
sacrificed, Winter to Laehanee. Eloer'
field doubled. Anderson struck out
wiiliamS' struck out. NO RUNS,
selbach tripled. Parent out. Powell
to uanaei. astahi sacrificed. Powell to
Camel, selbaeh scoring. Collins foul'
fled 10 McGuire. ONE RUN.
second Inning.
danssi singled. conroy out. Parent
TO tLacaance. 0ansel out, Winter to
Parent, at second. Ncouire struck oui.
NO RUNS.
Freeman struck out. Laehance out,
Eiberfeld TO 0ansei. Ferris struck out,
NO RUNS.
Thira inning.
powell struck out. Doughsrty. singled.
Keller filed to Freeman. Eloerfeld SIN.
Slsd and stole 'e wII,I.m MnS ous. winter rsssat 10
Lachsnce. No RUNS,
Farrell aled to D~ougherty, Winter
foul fiIed TO Conroy. selbach trlpled.
Parent died TO Williams. NO RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
oanxel doubled. coroy foul filed. to
Farrell. Mcclure out, Winters TO La
chance. Powell flied to selbaeh. NO
R sS,shi singled. Collins hunted safely.
s,rucb nut gtahi and Ferris wers then
doubled, Powell. Mcclure to Gansol.
Fish I.nins.
Douxherty out, Winter to Laehance:
Kecler reached nrst on balls. Elberfeld
out. Ferris TO .Lachsnce: Anderson
filed to Selbach. NO hUNs. -
Farrell singled. Winter saerineea,
NHItnITK 10 UlIlAAIlEs -
Dougherty. Parent MED TO Whiiams'
sixth InninG.
winlams nied to Freeman. Camel
sinsied. Conroy tripled. scoring aGnsei.
Mcclure struck out. Powell flied TO
s,eht ,uI Williams to Camel. Collins
singled and stoie second. Elberfeld was
injured. taxing the throw. Freeman
l,nsd one 10 Dougherty. LAehance out.
powell to 0snrei. NO RUNS.
seventh Innins.
pousherty teui-hled 70 L~achanes.
herfeld struck out NO RUNS.
= ferrls out, Powell to Camel. Farrell
struck out. Winter struck out. NO
Eighth Innins.
Anderson out, Parent to Lachanee.
viiiiaus out, Winter to Lachance. Can
al dled 10 setback. NO RUNa
SeIbath singled. Parent forced Bel
hs~h. Powell to Elberfe.d. stahl filed
10 Elberfeld. Parent out. MCGUIRE 10
Fnberfed, stealing. NO RUNS.
Ninth IsninG.
conroy out, Winter to La Chance.
Mc9uiys out Collins TO La Chance.
Powell rxached first on balls. Doushsg.
iy foul nied TO Farrell NO RUNS.
Collins out, Conroy to 0ansel. Free
man MED TO Eibcrfeld. LAchance nled
To- Anderson. NO RUNS.
Cams called on account OF darkness
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At CLevELAND-SeC0ND eAMe-CALLED.

LATE RESULTS AT DETROIT.
Fifth Race-Aibert |, Mary Worth 2, Suburban 8.
Sixth Race-Free Admission !, Frank Rice 2, Easy Trade 3.
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THIRD RAcE-ishIana Is to y I,
Van Ness (s to y 2, sails 3.
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Third Inning.

Powell struck out. Doughsrty singled.
Kselsr fied TO Freeman. Eiberfeld sin.
Fled and stole second. Anderson reached
hrst on balls Williams out, Winter TO
Lachance. NO RUNS. -
Farrell aled to D~ougherty, Winter
foul fled TO Conroy. seleach iripled.
Parent died 10 Williams. NO RUNS.
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danssi singled. Conroy out. Parent
to 1Lacaance. 0ansel out, Winter to
Parent, At SECOND. Ncduire struck ou'.
NO RUNS.
Freeman struck out. Laehance out.
Eiberfeld 10 Gansei. Ferris struck out,
NO RUNS. : =
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Second Inning.

Titus walked. HulswItt vas retired
BY Baob and Dillon, Titus reaching sec.
ond. Donohue filed out to Sheckard.
Roth was thrown out by Jordan. No
RUNS.
sneckard filed out to Gleason. Babb
went out, Donohue TO Lush. Batch was
an easy victim. Roth TO Lush. NO
RUNE
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First Inning.


Cooley walked. Moran singled.
Needhasu flied to Bresnahan. Cooley
was nailed stealing third. Bowerman q
Dunn. O'Hara got q pass. hcNichoi
DahIen famed. Moran TO Tenney' I'm
kvhed Dunn. Gilbert beat out a bunt
BY a toe. He stole second and got
third on Del's error. Bowerman am.
bied to frst. wiltse died. McNkhol to
Tenney. NO RUNS
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meaviest Rstnfaii the Baitimers
Westher nureap Ever knew,

BALTIMORE. Sept. ia-Balumors In,
si.soss sA q .s ts. w..,s s:,nff sar,a az u, Z;
midnight an tfveiys-hour records had
been broken. and the rain was stu
eoming down IN torrents.
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Colwell singled to centre. Thomas
bunttd and reached first on Durham's
Wild throw. Solwell started for third
and OF yordan's throw TO Batch wal
easily nailed. Gleason iitd out 10 I.um.
ley. Thomas stole second. McGee fled
TO Lumley. NO RUNS,
Ritter singled to left. Jordan walk
ed. Ritter moving up 10 second. Dur
ham'S bunt flied TO Col we'll Ritter nnd
jordan made a double steal. Dillon hit
20 Lush on the latter's bad throw to
Roth at the plate. Ritter and Jordan
scored. while Dillon got to second,
Gessler singled ard on Roth's mum OF
.icuee's throw Dillon scored and Cess
Ter reached second. Lumley filed to
Thomas. Gessler reached third. sheck-
ard hunted safely. Gsssler scoring.
Donahue's Wild throw OF Babb's bound.
sr let sheckard score and Babb reach
ed second. Batch singled and sto'i
second, Babb scoring. Ritter out,
Hulswitt 10 Lush. SIX RUNS.
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Seventh Inning.

Donshue fouleJ nled to Batch. Roth
out DILLON % bcanion, Colwell singed.
Tho1s: forced colveli. Babb TO Jordan.
No~RuNh
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Forrth Inuing.

Lush singled. 30 did THUS. Huiswjtt
walkef. AL ng the bases. Donahue sin.
sied: scoring Lush and Titus on sheck-
Hulswitt. Colwell fIed to Jordan
Thomas out. Jordan to Dillon. Donahue
scoring. Gleason walked. MCGEE forced
Gleason. Babb to Jordan. FOUR RUNS.
Jordan reached nrst on Lush's error.
soanlon batted for Durham and sacri.
need. Donahue to Lush. Dillon out.
Hulswitt to Lush. Jordan reaching
third. 0essler out, Lusa uaassisted.
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RESULTS OF TO.DAY'S M
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON AT NEW YORK.
so,,on ...... 00o000ti0 u =
Nav York -. i0000ilo d
ps,t,rieLMcNicaols and Nsedhan;
wlltsc and Bowerman.
PHILADELPHIA At BROOKLYN.
FIRST GAME.
p~husd.lpAis e. o oo3200 0-S
BROOKLYN. .... 00i0i0 O. 2
patt,ries-sutaoH and DOOM; Mitchell
end Bergen
SECOND GAME,
Philadelphia =. OO0<0S0 =
Brooklyn. .... o 060S3 Ia
BatteFis,-colwcll and Roth; Durham
and Ritter.
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QtHara fsnntd willis batted for Nc
tsSs osisr's ~ With one hsnd 'es sa "a
arSPRsd H. Dsi' nsed 70 Brssnakza. No
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Fifth Inning.

scanloh replaced Durham In the boz.
Lush ilne-nied to Sheckard. Titus out
on strikes, Hulswitt out. scanlon TO
Dillon. NO RUNS.
Lumley walked. Sheckard ditto.
Babb hunted. safely filing the bases.
Batch forced Lumiev at the plate. Lush
to Roth. Donahue's DOOR throw to FIRST
OF, Rltter's bounder let Sheckard score.
Jordan walked. forcing In Babb. Scan.
lon hunted safely and On Donahue's
wild throw Batch. Ritter and Jordan
scored. Dillon SINGLED. but scanlon was
eabght az the plate. Titus to Roth.
Metgss FIVE RIMS.
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J. sTcoNo RAcE-Lord Badge 10
to 81 I, New York 70 to y 2, Dim
pls 3.
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sixth Inning.

rcnney popped up to wiltse. Batty
oonnected safely. Dunn 10 Meoann
took care o. Cooley. Moran flied to
1Dahlen got a free ticket. Dunn
doubled. Gilbert was hit IN the shin.
srmsn forced Dahlen at the plate. Nor.
an To- Needham. Wiltse's ny out to
o<tsr scored Dunn. Bresnehan fied TO
Cooley. ONE RUN.
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SPRING, HEAVILY BACKED,
DEFEATS AFRlcANDeR.
Opening Event Goes to the Fa.
vorite, Lochinvar, While Lord
Badge, Another Choice, Cap.
lures the Second.
THE WINNERS.

FIRST RAce-loehlnvar 10 to 81
I, Ike .. Is to y 2, Salt and Pepper
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Clmciunatus BADLY Beaten.

Lord Badge. fsvorite In the second
race. vent T. the front at the siari,
n ade all tAe running and won b~reezing
by half 4 dozen lengths from New
York. who was second all the way,
easily beating Dlmplc three lengths Tor
the place. ~c,1clnnatus. heavily backed.
finished a bau last.
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poIo GROUNDS. Sept. iA.-oeorse
wiitss Won MS eleventh game here to.
~ by ssaiins, With ths help Of foo$
~ same was Brownies catch OF
6'Harrs foul, which fell over the
rirht field fence. Browne. after a nare
run, picked the ball on q ran WIN
ana hand.
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Th,rd unnfng.
Fifth InninG.

arst Browne %smothered Geirs's lit.
Del was the third. victim. Dahlen 70
McGann. NO RUNS.
srrinfIns. beat out his bunt. Roger got
tkird on A passed ball. Browne taking
sscond. Moran pulled down Mc0ann's
liner and doubled Browne at second TO
DEL Mertes was thrown out BY Nc
Nichol, NO RUNS.
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winlams nied to Freeman. Camel
.,nsied. conroy tripled, scoring aGnsei.
McGuirs struck out. Powell flied to
s,eht nut Williams to Camel. Collins
.,nv,e1 and stoie second. Elberfeld was
,nn,red takine The throw. Freeman
lInsd one to Dousherty. Laehancs out,
ooweii 10 CAMEL. NO RUNS.
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Fourth InninE.

CAMEL doubled. coroy foul filed. to
Farrell. Mcclure out. Winters TO La
chanee. Powell flied to selbaeh.. NO
STAN singled. Collins hunted safely.
Trseman hunted safely, Lachancc
s,r,ck out. stahi and Ferris were then
doubled, Powell. Mcclure to Ganscl'
NO RUNS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK At sosroN.
wAsH'aroN At pHILApsLpH.a.

WAsh'GToN At PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST GAME.
WYh'ns,on.... 00i000Ozi- -
rhiadsIrhis 002i3I1O "a
Ba,teries-Hushcs and Clark; plsiek
and Powers.
SECOND GAME
Ss,hlayen. =, 2i00O o0o-S
Pn,sd'phia.. -. 0 Ui00500 -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Kittrhtge;
WGd1c,l aud Scareck
CHICAGO AT ST. LOUIS.
Postponed n
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Frvorite Just Lasted.

L%ochinvar was a hot favorlte In he
opening event. He went TO the from, at
the start. made all the running and Just
lasted long enough to beat Ike &. a
nose, the latter closing very strong tn
the last furions. Juvenasa ran. second
vidaiia was second to the stretch and
then died away, Salt and Pepper nm
ished strong and got third money, three
lengths back OF Ike 8.
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seventh Inning.

pcusherty ieui-hled 10 L~achanes.
Keeler out. Winter. 70 Lachance, e.
berfsld struck out. NO RUNS.
= ferris out, Powell to Camel. Farrell
struck out. Winter struck out. NO
RUNS.
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DETROIT AT CLEVELAND.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

First game postponed.
The evening world., 1904-09-15

Douxherty out, Winter to Laehance:
Keller reached first on balls. Elberfeld
out, Ferris 20 ,LSchsnse; Anderson
Farrell singled. Winter saerinced,
MeGuire to Wiillams. seabach nied to
Dougherty. Parent MED TO Williams
NO RUNS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-15

Democratic National Vice Chairman
Hopes Folk VIII he suc-~-.fuL

be Lancey NiColl. vice chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee. spent an
hour with ". II. Nsndiver. Executive
Committee chairman. at the Headquarters
OF the Democratic state Committee yes
terday. discussing the situation in this
State. Tuesday. Mr.. Nicoll conferred Wit,
State chairman Sapp OF Kansas. who
came here to meet him
M NicoIi came here to visit the mem
hers of his family who are STAYING ~ IN.
tsrman avenue. Will. taking n three
weeks course Of study at the Worlds
Fair. Mr.. Nicoll departed Yesterday for
New York city. to resume active Vork AT
headquarters during the absence Of chair
man Tsggart in the West
headquarters in the election of Mr.. Folk
as Governor he said His work a. a
prosecutor has made friends for him
throughout the East. Democracy takes
pride in hts work and ambition II by any
chance h. should be defeated IN this race
IL would he a disbursement to every
Young man in politics who had tried TO do
his duty.
Il think that I know whereof I speak
Ten years ago i Was District Attorney Of
New York City. a position similar TO that
nov occupied by Mr. Folk had the On
tire Board of Aldermen indicted for boo
ding. as well as corporation managers II
Is an uphill fight Mr.. Folk has shown
himself master not only of himself but
also Of tho best that l. in government
The general situation? We are very
much gratifed over the returns from
Maine. where they have been cut down
SO materially. The close States are being
National Committee. and we feel confident
of Judge Parker's election