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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

A The home grown. hand-spankcd.
barefooted, hard listed country boy,
remarks the Tecumseh. Okla Chief
tain ''makas better fight in the bat
Gle Of life than the pampered. high
allared creased trousered youth Of
cities, whose clothes have always
~. busted with whisk broom in;
stead OF a Single Let the town boy
ont Of job try year on the farm
Flowing behind mule viii take the
kinks out ofhis throa. and the weak
ness out OF his legs, and will give him
MI appetite, an honest living and Q
sight OF Heaven.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
Low rates
Special Train.

To Chronicle, Ala, AMI retnrn on ac-
count of Chautauqua. Basic City 81.
%; Sto.cwall l. %; Enterprise l. "a
+. Quitman 5 |. %; Desoto S 20;
ohubuta 81 Is; Boice | 10; Waynes-
Waynesboro | 90; Winchester $. 90.
Chicora + s.. Ruckatnnna :. -: Sta
re Line; so; yellow Pine : 50; Fru-
it Dale s. 10; Escatuwpa 81; Vim
egar Bend i 30. Deer Park S %; Dwi
Ght : %, special trains win leave me
ridian on two sepcrate dates, i G
March Is tn. and % til at 800 and
arriving Chronicle about li:0O A. NJ
Returning same dates Loving Citro-
nellie 900 =. NJ. arriving Meridian a
bout II: 40 night. Apply to your a.
gent for tickets and exact leaving
time of trains.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
EPAuLETTEs NOT FOR HiM
AsxAndsr, tho Future Emperor.
Sought Too Many Bows-Dls-
grace Results.

According to the custom of Rus
sfH, Alexander tthe future EN-
perer) when quite youth, entered
the military service as cadet.
AT Ia be was made a subaltern in
the guards. A few DAYS after his
promotion be passed through Il
hall where several high officials
were assembled. On the approach
OF the prince they rose and bowed.
This mark OF respect. paid him BY
old soldiers, 30 battered the boy
that. wishing to enjoy it again, he
Fassed several times through the
hall. The generals who had sa.
iuted him previously paid him no
attention. The grand duke. much
annoyed, fastened To complain to
the boys father. The latter took
him by the hand and led him back
to the hall where he had left the
generals.
my son." he said to him In their
presence, 1T is really painful to
me that You understand 10 slight.
~ the duties imposed on you by
your new epaulettcs. Are YOU
aware that the men by whom You
wish to be honored you ought ia
honor sonrself-men who have
grown gray in the service of the
sfafey To them your father owes
his throne and his life. Bow. then.
TO these noble gentlemen and con
slider as great honor every mark
OF respect they grant you. Your
conduct cDnrinces me that you a r.
still too young to wear the epau.
lettes that have been given YOU.
! will take them back. You can
never reclaim them until your CON.
duet proves You are capable Of
wearing them honorably.s And
the emperor detached the epau.
lettes from his sons coat. and
warned him not to forget his les
son.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

Coincident with the confession OF
she man who says he blew up the
Names comes a report from Point
Cadet that the man has been found
who eonfesses to have struck Bill
Patterson, and another on Irish Hill
confesses that he was the man who
furnished the beer. Truly, wonders
will never cease. Biloxi Herald.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

When we was down to Memphis
last week looking at the dizzy height
TO whichlthem sky serapers is climb
in, smart Ellie who was peddlin
milk out of wagon took the trouble
to git ont and asst us ii We thought
we was rared back in a f,arbars chair
4 little trimmin of our whiskers
might improve our looks some. but
we don t need to be reminded OF il
bv a fool man what cant dispens a
more palitable drink than sweet milk
Hardeman Free Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

This facet.ol paragraph comes
from The Sa@e ot The Pasc lgoula Star
The Biblical text VII tever VI
SOW that also shall We reap was no.
meant to apply 10 the gar len seeds
cent ont By Congress. Not since The
days when the goye nment began
,uying, lasiead OF raising its seeds,
las there been any assurance thar
eet seeds may not bring up rag
weed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
Gives Health Wig n and

Gives Health Wig II and Tone
Herbine Is boon for ffeie.rs from
aneamia. Ry it, use the blood is quick
" regenerated and til q ,lor becomes
normal The dropping reAgth Il r.
sivcd. The languor il diminished.
Health, vigor and tone predominant
New life nad happy actisty results.
Mrs Belle II Shriel. Mid llesboronah
III. writes. ] have been tfo ablrd with
liver complaint and poor blood and
have fonnd nothing TO b .aeiit mf
like Herbinc. hope never TO b. with
out IL ! have wished that r had
known Of II III ny husbands lifetime.
SOC ii Faulk Drug Col
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

The wonderful development Of the
mississippi Sound Coast has made 4
really q terrestrial paradise, and
since God has done 50 much for this
region. why does not man show his
appreciation BY joining hands With
Him 10 doing his share. Let those ~
tercsted directly in the Port OF Pas
cagossla build modern homes and
tempt new citizens to share orr de-
lights. Pascagolll Democrat Star
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

The Devil is often unearthed and
brought to light as though he was
an original discovery. Judge Coch-
ran, Mississippi jurist, has just To-
GATED his satanic majesty. He says
that the jawbreaker is simply a man
Hesitation of Mephisto and that it is
the duty of the officials to give them
hell. His idea of exploding dynamite
under the devils coat tail has the ap
prevail If the ecIesiatics of all ages
past and present. Biloxi Herald,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
labama & Aississippi Railway
- - - - -
e EDITORIAL -
- - - - - :.

The Old Regime of Municipal OH
GERS hold over for this year, by vir
tue of their commissions, and on ac-
count of thei~ successors not having
been yet elected. At the next regu-
lar meeting of the Town Board of 4
derman, which we believe occurs next
Tuesday, some movements are to bt
made looking to more activity ia the
Council of the City Fathers.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

The Commercial Appeal says, Mn
isockefeller's millions may be dirty,
but We would not mind cleaning One
,r two OF them up for him. This il
!. case ia which there are. many men
lie mind
Biloxi Review.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
Land Office ut Jackson. Miss.

u + q TO, IgU5
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her Intention
to make fifai proof in support OF her cis.ina
and that raid proof will be made before the
circuli Clerk. Greene County. 1T Leak. sviiie
Nilsson April :. u 1896 viz:
Manda f. Roberts, H E No. 33909
for the M SCI See ID, 7 4 RS
West OF St Stephens Meridian.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Lum Byrd. Wesley Wade. Riley l.
Valley, Forest McLain all of Graf
ton Mississippi.
FRED. W.. COLLINS. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
Biloxi Review,

Russia has indicated to the Japan
Government the lines upon which
She is willing to for peace. If the Jap
.nese Diplomats rejee. the Russia
pro offer. then It win have 10 appear
whether war win continue. or If diff
'erent conditions can be agreed up
ON
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

An exchange says women are so
polite to their company. They meet
the company at the train. kiss her
quarrel about carrying her wallis. fuss
about paying the street car fare.
scream when she suggests going
home, and then heaye a great sigh of
relief when she does go.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

Bro. Haynie is fairly making news
lum through the Waynesboro News
Beacon his latest stunts. Haynie j.
recognized as being one of the best
iot,rnailiests in the State and is but
demonstrating his wanted ability.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
Land Office Mt Jackson. Miss.
March IN, 1905.
Notice Il hereby given that the following-
named settler has flied notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk Aprilea ~ 5
Jack Clark. Fl r No. 2G79o for tie
F.! SW4& SWI SWi, Sec II 7 S N
r. West of st. Stephens Meridian.
A F, to NEf NWi See 90.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Tom Pierce Isaac Lane, Harmon
Brewer, J.. c. Peaster all of State
Line Mississippi.
FRED. w. CoLLIES. Register.
NOTICE FOR PU OBLIGATION.
Department of the interior.
Land Office at Jackson, Miss. :
March 10 1905.
notice Is hereby given that the following
D~.nVu settler mas Hieu notice OF his intention
TO make fnal proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk, Greene:county. at Lcakesyille.
Miss. en- April2o i9o5. viz:
Wiley D Green. Fl E No, ss,:3,3l9 for
the 81 SCI Sec 6 & NWl NEi Sec.
z II y r ! West of StStephens Me
ridian.
he names the following witnesses to prove
hiscontinuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz
Walter Moody. Peaster Hillnan,
ALA McSwain, Ed Green all of Me
Lain Miss.
FRED. w. COLLINS. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

lambert 4 A
meadows II, MURRAY Author.
woody } X. sItssly y y, Moore +" +. Ma
lone i, michael aid, Mcqueen o.
pipkins v i, pipiuns r r, pipkins
rose il. Rodgers colon, ebert
son lewis, robertson
smith " {. smithR (, strong John,
sylvester ", smith sue, sowcls bell
turner
v nderfor,' M
white NJ, weldy NJ. waslfarn frank
williams D W, williams Anthor, viii
lianls Joi II,
Young chas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Jackson, Miss.

III Il. l.H00.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention
10 make anal proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof win be made before the
Circuit Clerk. Greene County. 81 Leakesville.
Miss. on March Ia 1896 viz:
John Dobbs II NO. 34l46, for the q
wi sri 4 sEl Swa scc p T2xR6w
of st. stephens meridian.
He names the following witBex. es 10 prove
his continuous residence xpon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
Sollis NeInnis. benjamin: nradley,
John washington. syl turner all Of
Lcakesville Miss.
Fred W. Collins Register,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

Indianola has had replica of the
Post Office Incident, in the visitation
nfa disastrous fire. Either were
had huff. =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
Delinquent Poll Tax Payers


Stateof Mississippi
Greene County
| In obedience to Chapter No. ~ Of
he iaws of the State OF Miss. 1900, !
he undersigned Tax Collecto, in d
for The Comfy aud State Aforesaid
publish the following list of Poll Tax
payers Of my county that are sc in
guent by reason of not having paid
their Poll tax on or before the first
day Of Feby 1915
District MOL.
Afford G. L, Amps John. Allen g .
Brannan 7. H.. Beech Joe, Brown
VIM. VIM. Breland
Cade W. A., Bradley
: Buck Ben. Bramlet, 1
a., Benjamine Rich, Billiard j X.
Block Win, Brewer G. C.
ch.nuhwell, S l., Clark r. +.
| Dobs John, Dry J. NJ. Davis W d.
Denmark S. A., Denmark J. j.. De-.
ton NJ. Z.
| Eel J. n Ezcll W. O., Ezeli ].
W..
Farley F. Fountain H. . Farley
Will.
Graham lobe, Gibson S. G..
Geeen Jim.
Hyatt Dan, Harris chas., HARPER
Z. L, Haygood Allen, Hullett A ] /,
Hudson Manuel.
JeringanJ. ", Johnson W. Fl. Jack
T on Israel, Johnson II. j., johnson.
W. L.
X
Knowles H. S., Kellam Henry,
! Koonce John
Lewis Burnley, Logan II. G., Lop-
or G. r.
NJ
Mitchell Ned. Montgomery ].
Miller Elias. Miller Walter, Mofett
Alex, McInnis W. d., More B. d..
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department. of the Interior, J
Land Ot1ic at Jackson. Miss. !
Feby Is, 1905. }

T. FeDy 10, l3Uo. !
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF her intention
to make finnl proof in SUPPORT al her claim
and that said proof viii be made before the
circuit clerk. Greene county, at Leakesvilie
Miss. on March 1906. viz:
Isaac Bradley, Fl. e. No. 32293 fol
the FL NWa See . T2NRS West
of St Stephens Meridian.
She names The following witnesses to prov.
her continuous residence upon and cultivation,
of said land. viz:
Prince Moody. Prince Freeman.
G O Backstrem. of McT4ain Miss and
Charles Tatum of Scott Miss.
FRED. w. COLLINS. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31

Dir trict 4
brown y, brown harley, brown l..
W. Brown & u, Rrown u T., brown Ri
Blalack G B. blackburn, r X, Ecasley
A ], Brooks b, Drann0n II, Brannon
, W, Brrnnon " l., BrannOn r, Bran
non ", Browp ". Raxier Zen, brown
I'd, brown John, col, Bovkin :, Eillups
n, Roman 1T. Berry J W, Rare =.
Brown Lee. Bush J +, barnes +,
Bnrch II. Bastic John. baldwin Geo
Groom H b, currie IT, cl,llds W .
cooper will. coleville y A, crabtree
Gaines, cargo bill, cooper Hemp. COW
art } 8, chestnut W v, clark J a, clark
} NJ, cochran /, crawford Miles, Cow
art O v, cooper P. crosby l.. coaker
Berry, campbell J c, cambell George
Dayis 4. H.. pavis .lonz,, picker
Ison Joe, pick NJ. Dcaitt Iol n :. pickin
frank. nicl inis u. DorSett VIM, Dors
ct henry, lib. Dicllin John, Daugh-
drill Ep
rstcr nan. Eastcrling s. Evans " 4,
Enbank ". ribank George, Eubank
W NJ, Ephriom Lewis, Eubank X, ERIK
hart W N
Fason Jim, rordham will. aFrench
Jim, FRY W II. Fry edward, Floyd pete
Fagin charles
Green j b. Greer. R q, Griffin C L..
Gordon will, Green L. Gibson e.
Gibson ~, Griffin NJ, Groves Il =,
Gale Alex, Glum WIN, Green B, Green
Il q
navarro viii. Hsvard pete, navarro ri
lis, navard chas, holland W. harris
Jim nall Artie, hall norris, harrison
A. s., Helverson Phillip, Hoynie j. u.
Hays walter, ham 3. H. nam j A. Ha
we'll w. l.. Henderson l.. r. henderson
j. n !, Isaacson \. L. Hamilton Frrnk
-Ifollsnd y. L. House Belize, harris c.
l..
Johnson F.. H.. ZONES rom, Jones
simson. Jones oliver, Jones Henry,
Johnson charles Jefferson c. L.. ia
cobs J: 81, Jacks n W. A.
Kittrcll J.. g., kennedy @, +. keel
r. II, Knott Munson, Kohler j., kemp
John.
Langley II l.. Langley J W, Lewis W
II, Long W A 7, Lowry NJ, Lewis B
L, Lone ", Love walter
mcI.e0d b p, Mcleod A S. Mcleod W
Mcleod W A. Melnnis Jack, MoInnis II
/. Mallett o, N;lllett q r, Mason Mil
ton. MASON +, Monroe jim, Myers FRED
MlLain :. Monk Wv, MalIet will. NC
Innis Ellis. Moffett J X, Mallett L,
Marin A, Marshall r j, McRaesy I'M,
M,.Cullen sherman, Martin .Iune, Mar
shall pike. miller Jim, col, Noffett To-
nry. Mckay Mr., Mccrae W
Nix I'd Jr, Sard will nelson joe
oconncr F, outerbridge wa
rearce @ W, pearce I, Pcarcc W
u. rcat viii. roe Isaiah. Prclchcet W,
rowell ", Pgrlser II. prime o J, Parnel
. n. FOLK B. ration I'D, pafter ned.
pope rich. perry VIM. ristole j o, prem
t!ss r j. need frank. Rolox preston,
robertson " r. Rhodes nan. Rice o u
reeves George, Ronsifcr west, roper J
N, Rcevcs CIV
scarborough NJ, stearns b ", surn-
n,erall +. smith Aaron, stringcr John,
shockley John
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
NONRESIDENT Norlss
State of Mississippi

To Sarah Mason
You are commanded to appear before tho
chaneery court OF the. County ofGreene. in
.aid State at rules in the Clerks Once In
Leakesvilie. said county. on the second Mon
lay of May. A. ID. 1906. to defend the suit
Ia said cuort OF. Nelson Mason bill for
iivorce wherein you ARE defendants.
This March ~. 1905
S. r. Mckay.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
Mobile, jackson ( Kansas City 1R. R.
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-31
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wright " y, white Monroe, white
charley, williams j r. williams II 4,
williams r ), wicks harvey, webb
GEORGE, walker sam. valley willis col
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District 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

The Highlanders. in an interesting game, de-
feated Washington at American League Park
yesterday by score of to 1. It marked the
return Of the local team after disastrous trip.
Judging from the fast, snappy play yesterday
there is still hope that the nine will be among
the first three at the end of the season
Ortiz was in the box for the Highlanders and,
with the exception of the final inning, eff
fective. In this inning a single and a double
brought in the only for the visitors. He
felded his position brilliantly, making four
clever assists Williams and Kielnow both had
their batting clothes on. Each made three hits
in his four times at bat
The game was marked by good fielding on
both sides. Two double plays. in which Will
Jams, Elberfeld and Chase figured, brought the
crowd to its feet. Williams, in the fifth inning
was applauded for making good stop of Jones's
fast liner, but his throw bit low, and the
runner safe. Huelsman, in the opening
inning, made splendid running catch of Elber-
feds hot drive.
The Highlanders scored two runs in the sec
ond inning on three consecutive singles by
Chase. Fultz and Kleinow and Hickman's
tumble and wild throw of Orth's drive. They
added another run in the sixth inning ard three
more in the eighth, whereas Washington was
helpless before Ortiz The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
LAWN TENNIS UPSETS.
Surprises Mark Opening Play in
Staten Island Tournament.

Upsets gave lively turn to the lawn tennis
matches in the singles Yesterday at the begin
ming of the invitation tournament of the Staten
Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club, at Liv-
insston. Staten Island. Raymond D. Little lost
after three hard fought sets to Hugh TaIlant
while Jay BramhaH, one Of the younger experts
Of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. defeated Harry
n Allen. of the New-York Athletic Club, in
straight sets
y close second in point of interest with the
large gallery of spectators who surrounded the
counts the match in which Frederick G.
Anderson, the Kings County champion, defeated
Wylie c. Grant the ex-natonal indoor cham
pion, Grant clearly outplayed his opponent in
the frat set but he failed TO hold to his effective
position at the net and lost the second and third
sets
The courts were in fine condition and it
partially duo to their being unexpectedly fast
that the upsets recorded occurred Tallant. the
Harvard man, developed speed and accuracy
from his back court against Little. The Prince
ton veteran was never successful in his attempts
to gain lha net after the first set Ta1lant
Ia5sed MIN 9tth amazing ease on both his fore
and back hand sides, placing the bail So low
that Little worked out his own defeat BY sending
II back into The net.
Bramhall made such sharp attack that he
surprised AlIeni and the latter was not able to
set his strokes into working order throughout
the two sets OF, their match. Grants service was
severe against All lerson. bat the Kings County
player stuck vizdgousiy to his base line passing
play and finally won.
Miss Elizabeth il Moore the woman national
champion, whose ars lawn tennis was played
on the Staten Islhhd courts, was an interested
Spectator Of the mai cnes and one OF the gallery
that numbered nearly thousand. The players
we're entertained at dinner by me elho after the
days matches The summary follows:
Mems singles (hrst rou D-Edwin P Fischer defeated
JamSs Pe as Calhoun cSssiR o defeated DR.
arthur z Foote o4 s-a Theodore Roosevelt Pei de-
feated O. B,stvyf-k a. 70, Frederick q. Anderson
defeated Wyhe G Grant o. e. al; c. o. Young
f 9stfsied Thomas Trssk "a So Kar III Rehr de-
" g Allen s-s 90 7-5Ac +. Watson. lr. defeated
mond D; Little ID "a 81 T. A. Blyh. jr defeated
M - Rising. ca 6-3. jay hamhai defeated Harry r.
Aleh u. 6-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
FAST PLAY ON ENGLEwooD COURTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Pouch Win After a Hard
Fought Three Set Match

Play was continued yesterday In the charnior-
snip tournament OF the Hudson River Lawn Ten
MS Association on the courts of the EngIevood
Field Club EngIewood, N J. The mixed doubles
held the courts for the greater part of the after
noon session. and brought out some intersstine
competitions. Mrs. W H Pouch haired with h.
husband, representing the POwelton Country C,Iub
oeIea'eo Mrs Alexander and Arthur r C,oDnaii
IN a long three set match. It the splendid
DRIVING of the ex-national champion Mrs @Poucb
that saved her side from defeat 'i'
t5e1lry y. Torrance, of the F,nsIeUoo5 E~ia,5
Cup came through TO the i-final round IN bis
VICTORY over Il A iowa. OF the PoweIton C.ountrI,
Club. The summary follows
Mems championship singles Second round, z,lrs .
smith sleepy Hollow Club. defeated T NJ Banks E11ls
Third round-Harry A Torrance EngIevoot E~t.5 r1,
9eISated r. a iowa Poweltonf Country Club - -
Mems championship doubles (hrst round,-1 { fs,
man and T. c Partridge Englewood Field club iaSso9s
T, Evans ard r Reinmund Englewood Field club 6S
Second round 5. Smith and L H Fitch s1eenv
61,Io% Clun aetette W H Pouch E A iowa pow
Mixed championship doubles FIRST round)-Hrs F5aIvb
and H. coppen Englewood Field Club defeated Miss
4-6, q; Henry A Torrance and Mrs Gilman FneIa
wooG field Club defeated L. s Coe and Miss AnNe1a
Englewood Field Clab: ID rs: Sheppard Romans and
Mrs l. 5 Coe, EnSiewood Field defeated q.
Ken and Mrs Mowrv Englewood Field club q = a
MI and Mrs n F. Plat, EuEiewCod Field Club Jefsa+e5
eloyd 5 SJrth and Miss Sexton Sleepy Hollow Club
tnh Gefeated Arthur Corpc'! and Mrs Alexander En-
gle wood Field Club rs. &C Sc "
Second relnd-G- e Case ard Mrs. y II revett
Engewood Field Club defeated II Chatter NnI MIS- Bum
mrs. Clarke EngleErooJ Field
ahG MIS-. iialsht ErElewood Field Club. c, Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

The Giants defeated the Superbas at Wash
ington Park yesterday in a game that was
marked by a sensational ending The score was
8 to 4. Eason pitched for Brooklyn, and did well
until the ninth inning, when he went to pieces,
and four bases on balls long fly and a single
made it possible for the champions to score
three runs-just enough to give them victory
McGann Mertes and Dahlen, the first three
batters up in the inning, got their bases on balls
and on Streng's long fly to Lumley McGann
crossed the plate. Bowerman batted for Ames,
and he, too got his base on balls. Then, with
the bases full, Bresnahan came to the rescue
with a timely single to centre field, on which
Mertes and Dahlen scored.
Although Ames allowed only four hits, good
luck seemed to be with the Superbas and the
hits came at opportune times.
AS Bowerman was sent in to bat for Ames in
the ninth inning Ames had to retire and Nc
Ginnity took up his burden, and quickly retired
Brooklyn in one two. three order.
Several double plays on both sides were loudly
applauded y squeeze play, in which Batch and
Bergen figured, in the seventh inning, just after
Batch had made a three base hit to the right
field fence was another feature Of the game
The score follows: