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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28
lHON PEOPLE LIKE
TO Be SW|NDLED
ILLUSTRAT ED BY CH r @ e
AGAINST PosToFFlcE DE-
PARTMENT.
People Fall over Themselves to
Plant Their Money in Get-Rich-
Juick Concerns.

Washington, d. c., March 24.-The
postoffice department today denied the
charge Of having ignored, a year ago,
a letter of ct, John Hoyt, of Pitts
burg, relative to the alleged fraudu-
lent character of the Story Cotton Co.,
of New York city, which is claimed
to have defrauded investors out of
millions of dollars.
The department announces that 1t
has no recollection of Hoyt's letter but
says that IL it was received, 1t went
Immediately to the inspectors, who
were then engaged in the case. 1t
says the fact that 1t Is not preserved
shows that 1t contained nothing more
valuable than an unsupported charge
from an outsider, of which the depart
ment had many such under investi-
cation at that time.
On the surface, the affairs of the
Story company were conducted in line
with that Of reputable. speculation
concern, the department says. The
plant of a defrauded investor, demand
an inspection of the books. High and
low, the department searched it is
announced, but the investors were So
well pleased with their rate OF
monthly interest that they not only
any consideration, but many proudly
declared that they were putting all
their savings in the concern and scrap
ing to get more.
The department received many COM
plants against the operations of the
company from people not caught in
its speculative meshes, but they con-
taineG no evidence A banker in
Pennsylvania notified the officials that
the concern was fraudulent, but when
inspectors visited him, they found
that he had nothing better to Offer
than suspicious and the fact that de-
positors were withdrawing money tc
invest with the Story Cotton Co. The
department refers to the O'Hara case
at Cincinnati, few years ago, as an
Illustration of the cupidity of invest
Ors precluding apprehension Of the
principals. They say that, although II
was generally known in official cir
cles that the turf investment scheme
was fraud, no evidence sufficient tc
warrant prosecutions could be secur,
ed9 1t is said that Chief of Police
Deitsch forced the company out of bus
lness by a notification tha. arrests
would be made if its operations die
not cease. The bluff worked. The de
partment says it must acknowledge
that although after the Story compan!
had been in existence for four years
such was the adroitness of its project
prs and operations, and SO great wa!
The cupidity or credulity of investors
that proof sufficient to take it into
court, could not be secured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28

Canal Fulton, March 24.-H. l.. Hin
er, of Canton, was in town Monday
evening.
The masonic brethren had lunch
at John P. Blanks restaurant on
Monday evening after their regular
meeting. A number of visiting mem
bers were present from Clinton and
Warwick.
Joseph Weaver, of Canton, visited
friends in town Monday and Tuesday,
william Slower and son, Otis Stov-
er, of Massillon, were circulating
among friends the first of the week,
Al. Miller moved Wednesday to
his new home on a farm near East
Liberty.
Mrs. Nellie Slusser, of Canton, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Breese, Monday, returning home
Tuesday.
The last number of the Citizens
lecture course was given Wednesday
evening by Prof. John B. De Mott
to large audience.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Steiner,
Thursday morning, son.
Mrs. Orton Titton is III at her home
on Cherry street,
The meeting Of the Mothers club
will be held In High school hall on
Friday afternoon and will be address
led by Mrs. Strieblnger, of Cleveland,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mckinney,

Mr., and Mrs. Willis Mckinney, a
daughter.
Frank Fulmer, administrator in the
estate of the late Harvey o. Smith,
had a sale Tuesday afternoon. The
sale was well attended.
Mrs. H. o. Smith and two boys
moved yesterday in house belonging
to Frank Fulmer, near Cairo. While
the neighbors welcome the Boards
who moved into the property vacated
by Mrs. Smith, they feel very sorry
to lose such a neighbor as she is.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28

Snyders arrived at her home Wednes-
day evening to remind her of her Sth
birthday. Miss Sarah Evans, their
teacher, was also present. A fine
lunch was served and all had very
pleasant time.
Mrs. c. A. Casper is visiting Bolivar
friends.
F. D. Price went to Port Washing
ton Wednesday.
Samuel Joseph of Pike township
was in town this week.
Mrs. MariaMiple is visiting Can
ton relatives.
V.F. Dewitt of Canton was in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Bowman were
the guests of Akron relatives thss
week.
Emery Koontz was at home We'd
nesday. He expects to move to Can
ton soon.
Forest Hill of Canal Dover is the
guest of Magnolia relatives.
Lee Brurer is the guest of his broth
ers here.
j. NJ. Brown, wife and daughters
were visitors at Mr. Browns recently.
Frank r, Wilson of Canton, was
shaking hands with Magnolia friends
friends in the interest of his candi-
dacy for sheriff.
N. S. Hunter leaves next week for
Colorado, where good position is
awaiting him Mrs. Hunter and daugh-
ter Leila, will go in short time.
Sadie Newhouse, Daisy Davis, and
| Florence Griffeth attended a district
l.. o. T. NJ. meeting in Canton a few
days this week.
Chase A. Hopes of Minerva had
charge of the clothing store a few
days while his brother Charles N, was
in Cleveland on business.
David Shouk has rented the Riley
farm, north of town.
P. F. Myers was called to Navarro
by the serious illness of his brother
! Joseph Casper has bought tract
Of 20 acres of land near Jordenville
from the Magnolia Coal Co.
John Gotshall and wife were
Waynesburg callers this week.
| Grace Wagner OF Akron arrived in
town Thursday to visit friends.
| Magnolia public schools will have a
vacation of one week.
Homer Blazer and wife returned
home from Dell Roy Wednesday.
George Mccall declines to serve as
assessor in Magnolia precinct of
Sandy township.
Henry Buner was Minerva visitor
| this week.
Chase Hopes and wife of Minerva
! are visiting in town.
d. ID. Donnes has purchased the
Hegy block of lots at the corner of
Fulton and High streets and has start,
ed the erection of a residence there,
Magnolia will have a fine baseball
team this year.
r. III. Smith of Green, Joice & Co.,
Columbus was in town several days
this week.
Mrs. Robert Jones and children re.
turned to their home in Waynesburg,
A number of the Rathbone Sisters
surprised Mrs. j. II. Gregory Wednes.
day evening. II was farewell visit
before they leave for their new home
at Hibhetts. The evening passed
quickly having been highly enjoyed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28
by all present.

by all present.
Mrs. Clemens Burwell and daughter
Geraldine, who have been visiting rel
atives in Canton retHrned home on
Thursday evening.
S. b. Hunt is remodeling his home
on East Carrollton street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28

In one unDroken nocturna1 flight
the European bird known as the north
ern bluethroat has been known to
travel from Central Africa to the Ger
man Ocean, distance Of 1000 miles,
making the journey in nine hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS
viii Be Knocked Out by New Law lr
Massachusetts,.

Boston, Mass, March 24.-In the
state senate this afternoon new
Sunday amusements bill was reported
by the committee on chancery. The
bill provides absolutely that no Ii
censes shall be issued for the hold
Ing of any secular entertainment, such
as vaudeville, on the Lords day
whether the same is given in the name
of charity or not.
Under the present law entertain
ments Of any kind, practically, may be
licensed on the Lords day" providing
that rs per cent of the proceeds go To
some charitable object for which the
entertainment is given. But this bill
says mo more secular entertainments.
----------------------- y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-28

Harvesting by electric light has
been introduced in Australia.
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o., who is president Of the Ohio Con
gress of Mothers. IL

bitoO VI mOtntio. . W
Moultrie, March 24.--Mrs. Linnie
Fillmore returned to her home in Can
ton Tuesday morning after spending a
few days with Mrs. Sue Smith.
Albert Baird made a business trip
to Homework Tuesday.
Edgar Miller and John Reed are suf-
fering with the grip.
Charles Edwards made business
trip to Canton Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Geiselman and daughter
Luella returned home from Alliance
Monday where she visited few days
last week.
Edward Geiselman went to Alliance
Tuesday on business.
Harry Hammond has employed
Lewis Glass to assist him in his sum-
mer work.
Mrs. Melissa Morgan made busi-
ness trip to Alliance Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bates re-
turned to their home in Wellsville
| Wednesday evening after spending a
few days with friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Maggie Boyer visited her
daughter, Mrs. Dwight Tomlinson
Tuesday.
John Geiselman moved on his new
farm Wednesday.
Mrs. John Hahn was visiting friends
near Homework Thursday.
Frank Hahn was in Sebring Wed.
nesday.
A. r. Davis of near Minerva was
calling on Daniel X. Hahn Wednesday
Mrs. Lewis Shively and Mrs. viii,
liam Mccoy visited Mrs. Elizabeth Nil.
Ter Wednesday.
Frank Bates of Alliance, is visiting
a few days in this vicinity.
Edward Gelselman returned home
from Alliance Wednesday.
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Franklin Hall, March 24.-Born, to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-18
AMERICAN PLAYERS WIN.
heals &, Wrlph, ana William A, Lornod
CAPTURED the singles,

London July u; BoalU g. Wright ana
William 4, lurnod, the Americans won
tho hmslcH match aRimN Norman H.,
Brooke ana \ r. Winding, tho Austria,
liunr ,ut the Queens club today IN the
FINALS for the Dwight T. Duvls inter-
national lawn tonnis trophy securing two
ont Of the three points necessary 10 tako
thom INTO the challenge round at Win.
hlrdon noAt week should llUlyunib u,
Ward ana Rcala g., Wright via tho
doubles against tho Australians tunlOr.
row, Nc question uf the nuulh viii bo
settled II the Australian win they lill
have TO dciolt both llolcomb Ward and
w j, i'mthlur IN the singles I'm their
match today WRIGHT ana Brooks dA.
played nothing short of phenomenal ten.
Both played at the top Of their form,
hud II Nns. only u question ~ cndur.
hnrr, The Americans won after two ANA
a half hours of pluy
FlNlN'FlN games were played before a
uurltuu wa reached
w the llrft set there were Elk douro
gwmof, and IN the Wtuly.nral game
deuce Wat called uiN times, Both men
played fast and hard tennis throughout
ana II wus conceded that no such match
Wnh ever Witnessed AT The queens club,
whore u blk gallery nchidMg many
Amoucans, chcorod both the winner and
The loser 10 The echo. Mriphl puyrd IA
slightly hotlcr head game and had moro
'ndulnnro than Brooks Mnchrs ann,
WAS particularly brilliant aud b. Killed
the ball moro often than hla opponent,
WHO W hlmsoli noted Tor his net work
LlrnrdF match foll Hat after the bin
contest but lAncd captured ihrcc
NWlshl without apparently letting him.
SELF out
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rb,e. More Carloads Shipped
Last Nigh, Boise Stable
On the Way
Jones SPEAKS OF PROGRAM.
u,,o,,s Events Can Not be Made Up
lolIl all the Horses Are Here
Prepared to Enter.

o,,,tloo, arc being asked by local racc'
..,ss about the program for tho slN'dny
r,co meet which begins nes, Monday In
.rdor 10 answer these questions, they
..re rasscd WI 10 Manager w, \ Jones
nj. morning and his answer was as fol-
lows .,...-..,.
81 would IKE 10 have the harness events
All decided upon NOW, but you can sec
Nat IL impossible In Wow Of the ias
MAT All tho horses are not hoy' ~ Not
r,,,,o arc over 10 QuarlrrCd down at tho
,,sol and with the addition ot the local
ho,scs il mnkcs u mighty biz string, IL
n,to Ncro ull | could soon make up the
n,oeram FOR the harnosb events, but
',D ID ,elcprnm from colorado springs
ha'v r6rr that throo nrloadN were
Wtnrrl fr1m there uN nlghl They are
tnIy All runners ana wlll arrive hero
,notroV I'm addition iu these some are
.onlne from Boise, Idaho, 10 represent
NJ DcCoursoN Jutt us soon Az inc
ho,sry nrc here, | VIII mako M the proc
gtsm for the harness tN'nlt. VI course
,hn ntoplRm for running races VIII ho
nal6 mn each nlght for the day after ~
ihe horses do not enter unul tho night
ltfuro lhn races
'f6Is cSrlams why the program has not
''Tbrr" Mil he considerable interest Gene
tered IN me horses that Mr., DoCoursuy
4 tcrdlnr down hero from BoiHc, lie
vni ship Aurr u, 2,lNlg, Remember 2tlJlI
AMI Mslrniuou aud Souvenir
Tho spcrlal race ful Elks day july ~
ulll not be thrrrscurnCfcd Hilnlr Uf INST
announced IN addition iu june MilkrN
i0r Mc0rtgor ana Angie Durycul another
animal viii start, The horse referred 30
y NAV Thorn ana fact one. too,
Manager Jones " anxious 10 have n nm
defslood that the hg meet VIII be under
lho rules governing the American TrOu
iinp association, Il much more popular
md powerful Organization lhun The \, T.
while much has hccn said Of the horses
coming hWc II might not b. Hmiss To
mention tine names OF few local horses
and owners, who viii BIO much I'm evidence
before tho race meet cndH Among the
horses that are working out daily are tho
following
Il Mckcnllos Altoka; ] e. Lynchs
courtney, 4. j, rrahlrocE blossom Ed
Nocdhomg Lynn ~ j. = BrunNiords
Msukr Dick DroyfuseH Tom Button
Dr.; va Horman'S Yock Joe Rlchardss
IA ronroy Dr Shprrf'F Wave Lee
ChpWcyF Hal corhott ANA "Dor' May'
ors now plcor
o j salshury's now PAGER from colo.
RADIO Tom McCoy'a RnRtnll Paul liam.
mor's Laura spur besides the horses
named above
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International Chess,

Ostcud july H. rlay IN the mlorul.
uonal CHEFS mnst"rs' tournament was re-,
UlmoQ todny TWO games had been con,
oludcd prior 10 adjournment for lunch.
con.
liv defeating TsChigorin Marocsy was
able 20 Tie JOnovskl's score, and for the
'lmo being these are ON a level for frst
place Schlcchtor drew hip game with
Marco Wolf won from Blackburn and
AlHpin defeated Tnuhcnhdus
IN the AFTERNOON session the following
additional results were recorded, Toirh,
mann won from Janowski, rnrrAsch de,
icaicd Marrhull and Lombard, scored
against Bum, Al tho close ~ tho round
MarocW and Jan0wsN had the Same
number ~ Nins 60 their credit, .hQt Mar.
octy had lost ouo lcan ana holds the
lead uutil hlB adjourned name with Tau,
honhAue may be- decided Tarrnsch made
sure 90 third prize and may do better
IN tho llnal round tomorrow the mas
tonl VIII be- paired IN this order Tar.
ruxch VIZ lSOnhardt linrn W Schlerh.
ter Mario W rciehmann, JAnoNskl Va
Wolf Blackburn Va Marocsy TschlRorin
W Vauhenhous ana AnnIn W Marshall
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" Championship, which WIS captured by
j c. FAR OF Ogden
Several "gpllS' occurred hlrmg tho
program Mrlfcgor ana Morgan ln the
amateurs, Wnd Hopper ana Rodmpn I'm
the, pfolkosSiunulh each did eOmo hgh
ohd ,loily iumbllng but no one was IN.
Jurod,
Tho summary follows
Thlro,guHllursmllo rhHmplunshin race
~. g. law llrNl Il NJ Murphy second,
Dnko KING third 'rmc-.lila
Puhlrl'ml open professional samuel,
eon llIN smith second, DOWNING Third,
TIME 49,
llullsmlo opun amateur Mccormack
INST Hume second Marty third Time.
Qj Us.
=, Two'nlo open lap professional -llul.
!hlor Vlsl Snmucson second Williams
llild' Downing fourth Timrs-3,a2 2.i
Australian pursuit raro-llumc first.
fNo'Mllo open motor racu-.r N Sam.
u'lHon llrst smith second, Tmu.G,3l 20.
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LAWSON WILLING TO RIDE.
wan Accept lIeosren's offer bu, imposes
some Conditions,

In reply 10 Manager Harry llcasrcn's
onhr 10 lyur Lawson Ia give the Inter
Gi for oyclY nrsl he wins unaSsislud,
Lawson haF issued the following state.
mont which speaks for itself
IN reply IN Manager lluagron's state,
menl that ho viii glyo me Su5 for each
VI a Icammalc, J viii accept his PROPOSE.
lloO. providing ho VIII PIT ON one of
ne following rocos, ~ each moot which
WI glvo each man an equal chance IN
WIN on hIF own murllt The race 10 ho
nWhal' one or two'mllc open run IN
Wro heats, ono man 10 qualify IN ruOh
making three NJ anal heats, aud final to
No tlngo uN0ud
on tv,h rr's J Win ride july a. vim
no' roe Tan races ag no one Ike myself
taf chance io win alone.
IkIR 1.A\NSDN
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RACES Ar PORTLAND,
President 4, Il, diamond Gets string Of
Horses from seattle,

Portland, on july N.-A. H. Diamond,
president ~ The MNluomuh Fair Ufso.
citation hos returned 10 Portland after a
throc'dty6 tlp 10 Seattle. whore ht went
~ arrange Tor the shipment Of ,hc horfos
which ARE to begin mDlng here on 'atur'
day most Tho first string of the gallon.
ols which win take part IN the 80 days
meeting N iha association, hr already
mNru On the track ZEN carloads wuo
uOluUuod ana "a ivlcgrum was received
announcing mat 10 CWluudH mulu Nll
reach the track today the feature Of
the nrtl duNB racing ~ the opening day
handicap IN which lhprv are ~ unirluH.
Sum' ul the advance guard of the horses
lhul luNo been uulutdrd are FWrtrrs M
lhis event ana they have been shipped
hero early IN order 10 Riyc them rest
before lhls mg rCp,
In an there mo 40 stalls At lr,ngton
lnrk ANA tUc racing Officials are at thrlr
WlN rud in their cUuu 10 ma room for
all lho horses that are coming. Word
has been received That lyu carloads arr
coming from Denver ana between ~ ana
% head arc on The iupl from Memphis
Tenn President Williams " the paciuu
tOusi Jockey cluh, recently ruled that
stables which raced at The Memphis
ll1uk tiU rllElhl, 10 race ON this coast
southern owners ana trainers who are ~
race this winter ~ Onkund ana los An'
golos ulo taking adNmtgr Of The Port.
llnd meeting before shipping Ia Culitor.
MIA,
In all this year, the association viii give
away n the stake events HlunC about
$1,000 ana lor lhoNv purses the pick " tho
lhuruughhrods ON thn coast VIII contest
This VIII also BE- the ease with the selling
plHtrrs that Will race for the purses
which viii amount 10 about S2ml daily
These same horscs raced loNt winter At
b.. -
consistent winners
At lNugton PARK everything e. IN
rcndincss for the opening saturday Tho
last race viii be- run ai seattle Wednesday
afternoon ana ~ soon 49, the Nnal event
loaded INTO waiting ears ana VIII hc
brought 10 Portland by II special train
INT VIII De nm ON 4 nnaNnnRor suholnlo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-18
MURPHY ~ CHOSEN.
selected presldon, ~ chicago National.
SeI,, SIN Slvk,

chicago, ,WlN lt.aChlrlos w. Murphy.
vice president NJ the chicago National
said tudUYi
"rhc story Of syndicate Ownership ~
applied tp our organization ia without
foundation 80 other cub owner IN tho
National league has any stock or win
be allowed e. take amy IN the Chicago
club, Any lalk Of u merger or base
ball combination, Involving our club, N
llkowlso without the slightest foundn.
ton Manager Frank Solcr, who ~ now
III Of y ocN hospital viii he retained,
and no changes ~ any Kind Whatsoever
nlo contemplated, Fave that We viii add
any star players that We can secure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-18
CroiIl,.

u a violent inflammation N the mucour
membrane q the wind pipe which some.
tubes, ana N one W the most dangerous
diseases Of children n almost ilwaya
comes on In tho nlght dive frequent
small doeca ~ llalard's iIorehound Syrup
and apply lallard's Snow .l.inlment az
wrnally 20 the thront PC Doc, N.nl SOLD
by y C.. NJ l. DruH Dept Il
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LOOKS GOOD FOR ATOS.
'o''' Dealers fsci Much Encouraged
New Machines Comma

san Lake continues 10 look good to
automobile builders and sellers Recent.
y one local garage Increased i,s noor
tmCo by renting the floor above nnd IN.
WlNOg am elevator Now another ~
AZ Nolk running an elevator into largo
basement below SO M 80 Increase IT,
uorego tpitr several new machine. too
r. i,nlllH a local market THIS week H.
nVhg lho REQ company NJ Laos Angoloa
40 cum, ~ hNNo u machine that win
Ntrl IA hnl climbing. WV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Chcago July i1-.washlngton easily 40.
fcntud Chicago today The game was
batting bee In which eNch team waa
forced to rctlrc pitcher Attrndance,
1900
Score r. HE,
vhgeEo '''"'''''''''''''''"'ol :,
Washington ,,,u, ,,,,,,,uu,,,tuu1 II
nattorIes-WalsN, Patterson ana Sull,
yun Patten. Hughes ANA klurelg9,
II, Louis, July list Louis took thu
today and tod tho 6criea sudhoh and
Doneen WIRE both IN good form aflnr
the third inning, Attendance, Lon
Score r. H. II,
~ LOUIS ''" ""''"'''"'"o""S
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
batteries sudhon and Roth, Dcn'cn
ana Armbrustcr,
Cleveland July lI-Cloypond defeated
Now York today 20 I, llogg was very
wild and after ho had filled the basos
Powell retiring tho Jdo without u run
Attendance 1900
Scores R,ILB
tloNolnhd u,,ouu,u,,'uutut.n
New YORK ur,r,,p.,. utu,r,,,l
baltcgles- nenhordt aud Duelow Hcgg
and Mcclure,
Detroit, July l1--WNddella wildnoss
helped a. lose tho game for Philadelphia
today Philadelphia all but tied ol u
batting rally In the seventh when Null
lin weakened Attendance, aHo,
Rcoro, II, llE,
ptlTnll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u .
Phlled1lpila s"'''''','n',"'N"S
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
pAcuIc COAST LEAGUE
MonIohl. PC.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE,

Philadelphia, July l;,-Clnclnnn,l do.
foatcd Philadelphia today IN we'll playpd
ton'innlng gemo, Overall aud Sparks
pitched hnc bali tho former allowing
1900
Score r. ne,
ninolnnhu ,"''' ",',','u,"u,Dul b !
philadelphia u,t,. ,,uu,,up0 2
pollorlcs-ovorNll and Phelps, Sparks
and Dooin
los,on July Y IN game full Of long
hitting ana brilliant holding boslon won
today 4 ~ =. Tho homo team took tho
lead IN he third by hunching slnglo,
won IN the seventh On another homo run,
Attendance h,p.
Score, n H. H.
Boston 900" "'uu""'"""ui 2
~ LOUIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
Batteries YOUNG Nocdham ana Moran,
Brown and GRADY
BROOKLYN July li.Chcago AMIN d.
f,alod nrooklyn today Nuth pitchers
wcro In good form. Attendance, 100
Score, L. H. ".
thleBo u''u'ri',,'',,,',''' y
brooklyn ,,pt .ut,s,,,i'tpus'n'so
lla,lcHos--Woimo and king, scanhn
ana Ritter
New York July l7.-pIllshurg shut ont
Now YORK. hy q score Of 2 10 o to-day,
Wagnors homo run NJ, 70 the lett Geld
boachcrN In the eighth, @nding Boaus
mon, In ahead NJ him, gave the visitors
the mmc, tlymor wHH IN, out Of tho
game for klcklng Attendance, 500,
Scorol H. He,
New YORK ",ror,",","",w"o ! .
I1lfhUlg n'''',t''''''tt'''rfHt't
Du,teroa-'Ames and BoNtrmOn, phll'
lpp aud poltI.
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Weleh Will Referee Fight

Sau Franclaco, July lS,a.,mck Welch "
fan trnnrHco has hrsn named tO referee
the nHttSulllysn contest at Woodlands
pavilion nest Friday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-18
OGDEN BIKE RACES.
''N' Wore Good M, Amateurs Seemed
More Popular,

hl evenings rlcoa at the Ogden snu.
,,nr, u.rh were decidedly good Tho anna.
eoG'' ,,'nrd 70 bo. IN popular favor and
cry, Wgdly ,Oll the applause ana
tual many spills
,.Mlol lr iang regarded nv tho mam
''"' I" lh' evening was the Weber coun.