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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
REARoumENT DENIED.
New York ceurt OF Appeals Isss 10
Hear Patriek's Plea.

Albany. oct. 2s.-The court Of APP
peals denied the motion for reargu-
ment OF the appeal OF Albert T. Patrick
from conviction OF murder In the first
degree and sentence Of death for the
killing in 1900 Of W. ~. Rice. an aged
millionaire 81 New York City. and for
merly of Texas. The motion was made
oct. by former United States Senator
David n. Hin The decision apparently
deprives Patrick 81 his last hope Of In
reference 80 far as the courts 81 this
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
DASHED TO DEATH.
Man Makes FrishtfuI Leap From
Fourth Story.

Chicago. oct 2s-Leaping through a
plate glass window headlong four sto-
RES down 20 the street TO evade arrest
on warrants charging conspiracy and
fraud. Adolph Perbahner, who con-
Quoted a real estate and loan business
was dashed TO death on tho pavement
dying instantly. The tragedy took
place within block OF the city hall
Psrbahner's spectacular leap TO death
was witnessed BY SCORES Of people.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
400 HOO MILL BURNS.
Several Homes Adjoining Were AIss
DESTROYED Ry the Flames.

Galveston Tex. oct 2s.-Flre IN the
Hoo Hoo planning mill here az o'clock
Saturday morning completely destroy
ed the building and contents. Several
houses. owned principally by negroes
were also destroyed before the fire was
gotten under control.
The mill was owned by Moore &
Goodman. lumber merchants. and wa
Incorporated al $4,000. the total dam
age will amount 10 some $4,000 OF
81. 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
Smashing Windows.

Moscow, oct 2s-The strikers are
touring the factories where work Is go
ing on. smashing the windows and
damaging the work. The League OF
Leagues has divided the city into six
districts. appointing an agent In each
10 carry on the agitation and 10 collect
funds to support the strikers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
CREEKS REFUSE.
Council Would Net Endorse separst'
State Movement.

Muskogee. oct. 2s.-The council OF
Creek Indians. which Is now In session
for the last time In okmulgee. refused
TO indorse the movement for a separate
state OF indian Territory. and passed
resolutions expressing confidence and
faith In the purpose OF the government
10 carry out it's treaty pledges with the
Indians II further declared that the
cousittutfonal convention held IN Mus
<F,ogee Aug. a was not representative.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
DIR. BEH RENS,
Mental Science Healer
Cures with his Highly Developed
Sub-COnscious Vibrations,

All Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Headaches,
NEURALGIA. Stomach Liver, Kidney and Bowel
Troubles. Piles Appendicitis Heart Troubles Chilis
Fevers, impaired Circulation. Insomnia, Epilepsy
Asthma, Ear. Eyes, Nose, Throat and Lung Iroup-
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores, internal or exter-
nal. aud all diseases mankind is troubled WIN.
Eases Pains, Headaches, and coois any Fever III 5
to 80 minutes without touching or speaking 10 the
patient.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
CAPITAL IN DARKN ass.
Strikers Succeed in Stopping Electric
Light Machinery.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. 2s-striksrs sue
ceeded In stopping machinery at cleo
trio light plant and the city was In TO-
tai darkness Friday night
In the interior Of Russia tho people
have neither rail nor newspapers and
are the prey TO the widest stories oil
what Is occurring This IL considered
the bad side Of the situation. as II II
felt Il may lead TO peasant uprisinEs
which In the absence 81 troops NIGH
result IN frightful excuses.
ST. Petersburg has no railroad com
munIcatiou with the outer world.
Red flags have been raised az khar
koff.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
Or. MANSON DIES.
Prominent Citizen Of North Texas
Passes Ava. at Roek~all.

Rockwall. Tex. oct 2s.-Dr. Hal
Walker Manson. one Of the proprietors
OF the Rockwell Sentinel and for many
years a leading citizen Of this section.
Is dead. For several years he was a
leading physician. but for the past NJ
teen years he has been journalist. In
1897 he was "a member % the legisia-
.ure Dr. Manson. who had lived here
nearly forty years. was 50 y-ars Of age.
and a native ~ Lebanon. Tenn.
The deceased served with General
Early On the war between the states
and lost o. leg during the service. AZ
the time of hts death be- and Rev. e..
l. Sconeld 90 Dallas were the only SUR
yiyiug members % the company On
~ hIch tney had served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
R,nubliean, Nominal. J.roms.

New York. Oct. 2s>-wlllism Travers
Jerome has bsen unanimously nomin-
sted for district attorney by the Re-
publican county convention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
CATHEDRAL CRUSHED.
Ancient E5ifies al Monterey oemol'
ished by Dome Falling.

n Paso. oct. 2S.-The dome on the
great cathedral In Monterey. Mexico.
fell. crushing the church into a heap.
The edlficc was one % the land marks
Of Mexico n was built ia 1899.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
Pistol Fell From Pocket.

Eagle Pass. Tex. oct 2S.-Louis Ter
tuche. agent o. the Mexican Interna-
tlonal railway at Bajsn. was acciden-
tally killed Wednesday night BY his
pistol falling to the floor from his hip
rocket
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
n.aro,. tt.lp Monk Gibson.

San Antonio. Tex. oct. 2s-A num-
her Of negroes have raised money for
the defense OF Monk Gibson. and have
retained Attorney Greenly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29

Vibration Mental Concentration ands
CURED II suffering call
on him today CONSULTATION FREE. = -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
Bank Robbed.

Libau. Russia. oct. 2s.-Local bani
has been robbed by armed men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
Armed Aaits.or. 70 Be Shot.

warsaw. oct. Ex-Governor General
has ordered the troops 20 shoot every
aEitator caught armed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
HOUSTON TESTIMONIALS

aud he cured her In two treatments.
J.K. SMITH,
Houston Electric Co. Power House.
Houston, June ., '0i.
DIR. Behrens, Dear Sir: | suffered
years with sore feet and corns and
after the treatment | received from
YOU while riding on the street car,
have been entirely cured. Respect
fully yours. -
BEN MEYER,
sos Colorado Street
Houston, Sept. 81, 'Ol.
This is TO certify that DR.. Behrens
treated me In February, '0i. for a
very bad case of nervousness. Where
Others have failed 90 give me relief
he cured me. I was at the time OF
calling on him, down, and sleep was
impossible. My husband had lost
sleep at night for months, now all
can rest In perfect ease. He also
treated my mother at the same
time Tor a severe headache and neu-
ralgia. DIR. Behrens gave her instant
relief while talking to her over the
phone.
MRS. Il. W. STRAHAN.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29

Houston, Texas. May 10, Oh
was suffering with LaGrippe aud
two visits Of DIR. Behrens cured me.
JOE MIDDLETON,
Rice Hotel Barber Shop.
Houston, May -, '05
After continued suffering with
Rheumatism Ia my shoulders, the
pains being so excruciating that i
had not been able 90 dress myself for
two months. after the fret treatment
by DR.. Behreus, on Feb. IL, 'Oi, ]
could dress myself with ease aud IN
three treatments | was able 10 work
now am sound and well
J. p. SCOBEE,
Barber COS Preston Ave.
Houston. Texas. April q. %
About Jan. %, '0i, my Iyear-old
son suffered with enlarged glands
of the throat and tonsils, ! called DR..
Behrens who gave him two treat
ments, without material means
which effected permanent cure.
L. WILSON,
Houston Electric Co. Power House.
Houston, April q, 'O5
My wife was stricken with para
lysis and couldn't move a limb on
Jan. 20, "a. called DR.. Behrens
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Miss Alice at Washington

washington. oct 2S.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt has returned TO the city. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29

aud he cured her In two treatments
TX. SMITH.
The evening world., 1905-07-08

Herkimer place, n Helen Condor,
ten months old. Of No. e Bancroft
place. died from the heat.
]. Blumberg. thirty-fve years old. .
deck hand on the tugboat Dubois, was
overcome by heat n seized by oonvuI-
sions while working on tho BOAT at Pier
II, North River. this afternoon. and
died shortly after It the Hudson Street
Hospital.
Those Frustrated arc:
Mrs. Catherine Doyle, nifty Years ola.
OF No. 1853 Bergen street, Brookiyn. over
come at Church and Flatbush Avenues
Brooklyn, taken to her home; George
Rlker, twenty-nine years old, Of No. 69
Marion street. overcome in City Hall
Park. taken to the Hudson Street Hos
pital: Grover Thompson, three
years old. OF No. 26 Reid street. Brook
Ign. overcome while at work at Eighty
fourth street and Fifth avenue. Brook
Ign. taken to the Norwegian Hospital.
the an ses sf9 Sssan af ssar,y p Stsy tn Sec TSsg. Of
ferries immense crowds of wonen and
children were on hand early, ali bound
10 escape the heat Of the city. Al Bronx
iyn Bridge the trolleys to- coney Island
VEN The Rsas 'd fes% l 2 of sssiy, no forty
years old, an elevator man at No. l0I
q Ninety-second street, insane this
afternoon, He was arrested and sent
70 bellevue Hospital to be examined al
Bealy evidently thought he was a
jockey and was riding horseback. with
arms held perpendicularly and with a
prancing MOTION. as u astride q gailop-
AVENUE. crying f for t ths kor Isxi 70 on
fnster. Patrolman Regain. OF the East
Eighty-eighth Street Station, fnaily
caught him and took him In custody.
The evening world., 1905-07-08
FANS RIOT AT
B0ST0N--QUAKER
BALL GAME
Police Reserves Called in Be.
fore the Clubs Could
Renew the Struggle.
Especial to m. EVENING world.,

COLUMBIA BALL PARK. Philadei-
phia, July e.-Durtng the early half OF
to-day's game between the Athle. ca
and Boston n riot was INDUCED in by
several hundred o: thu fans ami TO: a
time much excitement and confusion
prevailed among the reco.d-breaking at
tedancc-2b,0 900.
Just how the trouble began no one
seems to know, but It finally became
necessary to summon N squad OF police
and her to reinforce tails body OF
| officers with a squad OF mounted men.
A number Of arrests, were made before
the disturbance was Guelled. Fortu-
nately. no one was hurt. but the row
was highly sensational
While the riot was In progress the
hoodium element In the crowd was no.
ticeable. Cushions were hurled into
] the grand-stand. and many minor fights
| were started among groups OF angry
spectators. II looked as II It would be
impossible to play the game out. until
Umpire O'Loughiin Jumped to the res
cue. -Jursoing 10 she prtss box he
| yelled. 'tGentlemen, the game will pro-
coed in Ave minutes; get TO YOU places
This. with q wave OF the hand as IL
calling q runne ont. toxether with his
second declaration 9Th amounted DO
| lice are coming" served to detract for
| the time being the attention u h fans
and tho crowd checred. INSTANTLY scat
.er,ng In all directions.
Tie game was rsrumed In less than
nye minutes. The whole trouble was no
doubt due IA the large Attendance. which
overlooked into tho playing space, The
movement was gradual at first, but coon
became an organized attempt TO break
rapidly becoming. q farce, owing to the
biz crowds on all parts OF the field.
Fly halls which ordinarily. would have
hoen ,Oute went for two-baggers. A
! succession Of hits Of this sort gave
BoetOn SIX runs and then the crowd
decided 70 break up the contest.
The evening world., 1905-07-08
MUTlNEERs
Give Up and
SURRENDER
4 Czar's Big
BATTLEsH|P
Potemkine's Crew End II
Mutiny in Roumanian Har-
Dor and Are Landed.
NOT TO BE PUNISHED.
Given Promise Of Full Protec-
ton and Sent Off to the
Frontier.
NOT TO BE PUNISHED.
tBy Associated Press.,

KUSTENJI, Roumania, July g. The
mutinous crews of the Kniaz Potemkin
and her consort. the rebel torpedo-boat.
have surrendered to the .Roumanian
authorities and have been landed ana
despatched In small ,parties to ,diRsrsnt
places In Roumania.
The mutineers, who suddenly appeared
| here to-day, ftoered 70 present the hat
tle-ship to the RoumAnian Government.
they declaring they were anxious that
she should not be handed over to Rus
STA
The Potemkine's crew asked the Rou-
nanian authorities to guarantee that
they would furnish the sailors who
surrendered with Roumanian passports
and also to guarantee that they DO not
extradited to Russia.
This was agreed to.
The formal surrender OF the mutinous
crews actually occurred at / O'Clock
tniE afternoon after a sepies OF dis
cussions and negotiations between the
Roumanian authorities and the leaders
Of h mutineers.
The RoumanIan officers who boarded
the battle-ship on her arrival here
called upon the crew to surrender. In
which case they would DO treated as
foreign deserters. or else leave the port
forthwith. ~
ST. PETERSBURG. July s-Arternoon.
The Admiralty q been advised OF
the surrender OF the Kniax Potemline
at Kustenji, and is now e~ndeavoring. to
get in touch w.;h Rear-Admiral Kru-
gers squadron and turn It westward.
Dispatches have been sent to all the
Caucasian ports.
The return of the rebel battle-ship 10
Kusten1i was Z complete surprise to
the Admiralty. where they were on
vnced that the mutineers were heading
for Batoum or Pot.
The evening world., 1905-07-08
CARS CATCH FIRE ON


One Of the most pecliar pyrotechnic
displays hiatt has been seen on the
Brooklyn Bridge since electricity wa,
Installed was Witnessed thl afternoon
during b dovnpuor Of rain.
The atmosphere was charged with
electricity. and Just ~ y s.riiix VI ,...a
were winding thcar way across on. VI
tower proko and tho tops OF two ears
were whipped In flames. 80
The bali u ire was accompanied with
2 loud expicsIon, n trsftc came to =
FassenWers IN AL of the ears nenr the
cen OF The accident leaned into the
fdskt. hut wers 5000 assured that there
Woi no danger. 80
u less then a few minutes the famc
had hurned ITSELF U and trafao re-
No one was hurt and there ~ no
demass dons to any Of the cars
The evening world., 1905-07-08

went to- the front ind coming away
Which beat opunsa q like distance foir
Right and True All the Way.
SECOND RAcE.sooo added; selling: for
start fsir. Won easily. Tim.-i.i4 80.
s..rt.r:s yee... VIZ. s.A,s.y Fin. 1s.''a Pc
Il: s q liz. SSs::.s i iSs |, !
Atwood. Robador.. Major Pephsm. Old Eng
assd' J ssld y rsn' BsssSss, 6o nSSs sass 81 a.
Right acd True. wen to the front at
t sssli Start Ma %aa' f Ell sns r Ten6Sa ana md T oIa
England rGced head and head TO the
them. In the run home. fhs Misnsy
s ssss . sssRa d D,aS'e tru but w SSSld won nsy 5 s
beat Lane OF Life one and a hall
lengths for the place.
Whimsical In a Drive.
THIRD. R~ACE-si.ooo added. for two.year-
9lds: six furionss. start good. Won driving.
w siss.ss: i.w. S ( w VI g : III W. g Il > J
aissSsp s !. S. Hisa. III : 1,is
GeorEina and Veronsse also ran.
grSok Ss - M ssln a set w E hO, PAGE fol;
into the stretch. There Whims,cGl
closed on Brookdale Nymph, and It was
a red hot drive home. Whimsical win
foaFs l sS 4 hs away c snd = ls eng 'n and
a half In front OF Cinchona. but the
judges made M OF their famous blum
ders and placed Cinchona third.
Easy for Artful.
FOURTH RAcE-Ths Brighton Hsndissp.
.% SSS; o easily, mile r ams 2 sp sis' start GOOD
starters; jock. VIZ. St. HI. Fin, ! ! RI
8 4eida Msll. .sPosssMs!sf rs J H Ssio.S
Dolly. ,spanker. Monsieur 8eancaire, Adbeli
Mons. Beaucaire was the first to show,
but was at once ,outrun. Artful was the
pncemaker throughout. and won cley-
erly from Orl Wells, VINO tept Beidame
Pronta In =. caIlop.
,s Mg gygsr. aAcs End aSy'.I ADDED %,is ss snS 1 , ier
tenth; Start good Won easily Tims-
starters. yoehs}xs.. 81, HI. g.ps g
Pronta MORTALITY q 9 g %,s a.
voisday b, ssaiih1 ios 1. so. d. ls
ss ses.Sss' E. sy. 9Ss,g nsT s1ss.. S Niss End dswsSsiiii
King also ran.
Niblick made the early Running. fol-
by Action and .voladay. They
Action went to the front. followed by
voladay.. Pronta then moved up and.
the lead, won easily by iva
from Action. who beat voladay
pnc-hsh length for the place.
: Osiris In q Drive.
SIXTH EAcE-ssoo ADDED: maiden two.
Won driving. Ttme--i0o, ..,,,nx
starter. Jocks. VIA. st. Ti,r. Fin. 81. N.
a,si,is Hild.sTSsAI iiS T. ~ az 1ttSS
Safins". hasssS, HaiIsy@ss, Holl9wsy.
tistis.s. Monterey. Acrry-do-Rou Ysta-
xai and Amfortas also ran II
Osiris went 10 the front at the start
NIL the running and won " . drive
Dy -three-quarters OF a length fr9in
Caprice who beat Albert y, q head for y
the place, u
The evening world., 1905-07-08
THREE DEAD
IN REAR-END
COLLISION
Train Wreck IN Cut at Marion,
N. J., Will Add Another
to the Killed.

Three men were killed. n mortal,
and one seriously injured in q rear-end
collision between two freight trains 30
feet eas OF Marion station. Just outside
OF Jersey City. early to-day.
The dead:
HOFFMAN, HARVEY. address un-
known; engineer rear train.
MATIsoN. r.. fireman rear train,
Burlington. N. J.
corTRELL. c.. Wilmington. Del.
nagman rear train. &
The injured.
TRAVIS. CHARLES. B~lcomingcale.
engineer forward train: will die.
MrTCHELLER, JAMES. B~ordentown,
fireman forward train: viii recover.
The wreck ! n a deep cut.
The rear train. In charge Of Travis.
Madison n a Gagman who disap-
psared. was following the forward
train OF eighteen ears when the two
came togethsr.
The evening world., 1905-07-08
BUFFALO WINNERS,

Especial To rhs uvsnsas WORLDLY
KENILWoRTH RACE TRACK. N
Y July s.--Ths winners here TO-DAY
wero az follows;
FIRST RACE-SelllnS; for three-year
! and up: ave and . half furlonrs.-
Srush Up % 20 D.L coniurszs y 20 y
SECOND RAcE-ror tw-o-year-oids.
!sse J. s. s:as sss|oss;.1'i s;Iy! PG s:,s
40 to D.a, Ttme-l& is. -
THIRD RAcE+Handicap. fos. three
year-ods and upward; one mlle.-Au-
revoir seyen) \ Bre4g (3N 70 y ], War
The evening world., 1905-07-08
SUBMARINE
CREW NOW
REPORTED DEAD

BIzERrA. Tunis. July s.-Another
attempt will be made to-day at noon b,
the relief ships Berger and Wilhelm "a
move the submarine bopt Farfadet.
Most Of I he entorhbod craw have
families hvsnE here. and tbs despair OF
the wives a children Of the impris-
oned men make q pitiful spectacle.
Strict ofdctai censorship ID mn.n.a.n.
"a against cabling detailed insormatior
regarding The Farfadet.
PARIS. July s.-A private despatch
from Btserta. Tunis. says the uubma-
rine p'arfadet was renoatsd to-day and
towed 70 the Arsenal.
The crew psrlshed. This IL not CON
nrmed ofacially.
The evening world., 1905-07-08

HIGHLAND tARK RAcE-TRAcK.
Detroit. July a--rAs winners hsss' TO-
,e Sass K. Z sHcEIoi Bs,s & r D Sa' 1 Pay ! !
g.. Ttme-i,2sM.
i s slss:ss5 4 fsSsfSSs Il S'ss;iS.ss..
Ttme-1.Wh,
THIRD RAcE.-Ledy .rAyish, 10 J.
U sS'nj. oaI9; . 2 2 'aqsnt nlsss. ~ % \
The evening world., 1905-07-08

The injured are as follows:
JOHN WILKINSON. t~wenty-eight
years old. Of No. $50 Lexington avenue.
burned about the face. hands and body;
taken to the Brooklyn Hospital. where
II is said he ann live.
GUsTAyE LEIDE. thirty-six years
Old, Of No. 21s Nineteenth street.
ROSE LEIDE. his wife, aged thirty
xsi years.
JOHN LEIDE. a son. aged twelve
years.
RICHARD LEIDE. a son. aged -four
years.
MRS. MAGGIE HAWTHORNE. or
No. 342 Ninth street.
GEORGE HAWTHORNE. aged TWEEN
ty-one years. q son.
JAMES HAWTHORNE. aged sixteen.
. son.
ALBERT HAWTHORNE. ased twelve
twelve years.
CHARLES HAWTHORNE, aged nine
teen years.
MARGERY SPEAR. seventeen years
aold. OF No. IT'S Carroll street.
JOHN LEWIS. ninereep IA old. OF
No. SCI Pacific street.
When tine frst of the rain began to
fall the tennis lawn In Prospect Park
was crowded with men. women and
children. There was an immediate
scamper for cover, and the most con-
venient tree near the lawn happened to
be a big oak, under whose spreading
branches some thirty persons gathered,
Huddled Gloss to Trunk.
There were several lightning flashes
before the tire was struck. When the
6atal bolt came the crowd was huddied
c1oss to the trunk OF the tree. The
lightning hit the tree with a terrific
report. flashed down along the run
and laid everybody PROSTATE. /,
A mounted policeman nearby saw
what had happened and dug his spurs
IN his horse to get to the staion.house
In the .Ltchheld mansion as quickly as
ambuiancss and within a few minutes
there were responses from the Kings
County, the Brooklyn and the Emer-
gsncy Hospitals.
WIlkInson's Body Burned.
BY the time tbs ambulance surgeon
~ 20 the tree al but thirteen OF these
AGoSt a them had sustained sSoh sevese
ehocks tina they stasgered about like
Injured. Some Of those still on ths
:ss sS1 sle. SS' SsI'i p sfss y p Ssa if rom
.Wilslescn wss u. the worst shape q
~ snns Hs q ss9 Ii. :'G Sody e'V "a. e tr sss ssf;
Tss sRs,r created the srsatsst e.
spissoEtor A snrSuf dross t i%m Dsfs sgd o y.
patohed all available rsservss there to
The evening world., 1905-07-08

Three dsaths and three PRESERVATION
vas thu days record before tbe ttun
eey-storm ~ this a~fternoon,
m Dvooklyn pelios rspert thhk ,yanss
afselas' ssyea neelhe ala = - y
The evening world., 1905-07-08

a slow hit to Elberfeld. Fuitx got An,
d@erson's long iy. buchanan forced
Hickman at second. NO RUNS.
Eighth Inning.
ycnKer was thrown ont by Hlchninn,
Patton covering the bag. Fultz liiad
10 Jones. Mcclure singled 10 left. Grif-
hfh popped to Hin, NO Runs.
The evening world., 1905-07-08

.HIGHLANDERS SENATORS
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAME.
HIGH ANDERS 80 o T. 1OO2 90 O OIL.
WASHINGTON 49, 0 o 81 o O o o o o
Continued from Seventh CoIumn.)

y lI0Ttn1ueu tom seventh C0UinnJ
Mil flied to Conroy. Cassidy did the same. Heydon famed.
No runs. 4.
Ninth ~Inning-conroy walked. Keller famed. Conroy out
stealing. EIberfeld grounded to Hill. No runs.
Patten flied out to Conroy. Jones hit for a single. Hill
sacrificed. Hickman walked. Anderson out to Fultz. No runs,
At Jersey City (E.L.-Provdence, ]; Jersey City, Called,
At Baltimore (EL9-First game: Newark, 5; Baltimore, z.
second Game-Newark, 2; Baltimore,e4.
Al toronto (E.L.)-Frst game: Montreal 5; Toronto, ].
Second Game End eighth: Montreal, O; Toronto, ..
At Rochester Q. Ll-Buffalo, !; Rochester, );
At Cincinnati IN. LIST. Louis, 6; Cincinnati 9.
At Chicago an. L.)-2d game: End 9Th: Pitts. !; Chicago
At ST. Louis IA. L.)-Ehd sixth: Cleveland, 8; St louis, !.
At PhIa. N.L)-2d game-End 9th: Boston, .; Phl'a' z.
At Detroit IA. LEND ninth: Chicago, z; Detroit z.
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GIANTS G~AMe'POsTpoHED.

POLO GROUNDS. n. r.. July 81
to-day - before pSsntioe line cona-
peiled : postponemsnt Of the game ~
tsssa - giaats saA ssockiSaA
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LATE LATcNlA WINNERS.

Fourth-Huzzah 6-l, shawana 1876, Intense So. -
Fifth-Slster Frances 80, Grace Wagner 81, Miss Kitty.
AT E NLW0RTH.
Fouth-Preen 81, Dishabnle s., Rosetint 1O.1.
Flfth-Blennenworth FL, Fair Calypso 81, Winchester FL
Sixtsl-Nl 81, Merry Bell 10-1, Oriene 6-1.
AT HIGHLAND PARK.
Fourth-0hyesa 6-5, Little Mike 6-5, Cocksure 81.
Fiftf-Benckart BE- King Of Valley 20-1, Harry New 81.
Sxtn-MTs. Bob 7-2, Dynasty 81, SoundIy Al.
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THIRD -RAcE-WhrmsIcaI q 70
% J., 6rookdaIe Nymph a to y 2,
clnchona g.
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ALL WERE KNOCKED DOWN
WHEN BOLT DESCENDED.
Crowd that Gathered Beneath the Branches
Were Huddled Close to the Trunk
Injured Quickly Removed to
Nearby Hospital.

- AT the height of the thunder shower late this afternoon a bolt of
lightning struck a big oak tree on the edge of the tennis lawn in Prospect
Park, Brooklyn, under which some thirty persons had taken shelter.
Every man, woman and child under the tree was knocked flat to the
ground and thirteen were very badly burned or shocked.
OF these six were taken to the Kings County and Brooklyn Hospitals
The rest were attended by ambulance surgeons and set to their homes
One Of the injured men wa 30 badly burned that he will die
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sIxTH RAcE-osIrIs e to y. i,
Caprice q to q e Albert F 8.
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cAMsRIpeE CRICKET VICTOR.

80. 3 iAsssssss sSssSs ss' Ssssh U e.
- tsdsaAse oFs - s'vsy 49,
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FIFTH RAcE-Pronta a to y 1,
ActIen (te TO ;5).2, voIsday 8.