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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16
ZEIGLER EXPEDITION.
Sails From Norway Paducah Boy
a Member of the Party.

Tromsoe, Norway, June 1.-THE
Arctic steamer Terra Noval sailed
today for Franz Josef land to, the
relief of the Zeigler expedition,
headed by Anthony Fiala, on the
America. The second relief expedi-
ton, aboard the Magdalena, starts
for Greenland June l6.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16
VIII Be Several Weeks.

Washington, June f6,-The peace
plenipotentiary win hardly get to-
gether here before August. They
have not yet been named and it will
rquire a month for the Japanese rep
resentatiyes to reach Washington.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16
Wife Murderer Hanged.

Peoria. H., June 16.-otls Bolts
was hanged here today for wife MUIR
der, lie killed his wife last Janu-
AIRY by tying piece of ribbon tightly
about her neck and tbrusting hand
kerchief In her mouth.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16

Rockfort. Ill.,, June l6.-The plant
of the Rockfort Match company was
entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16
10 Almost 100.

The mercury will go nearly to 100
today. If not TO that notch u prob
ably Is Inc hottest day OF the year
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16
Servants and Others Testified in The
Mysterious Case.
Operator Says Telephone at Hessie's Didn't Ring
Verdict..."Death From Unknown Causes
THE VERDICT.

eve tho turv after having
death NJ Mrs ida Ethel Uessg having
PRODUCED do find that she came to
he death from UNKNOWN CAUSES
(signed)
" HILLS.
-. II. Pxer
w. GATES.
V
A. r.. TROTrER.
ROUSE
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16
Tnn WEATHER.

showers tonight aud local
thunder storms tonight and Sat
urday with probably cooler sat
ur,Iay night.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-16

CONTINUED on Page Fourp
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Of money whether It be clean or dirty. as ohg a.
/, he 1er ~ cod for the altar sanctifes the git
DO not hesitate to this Is the most l'iiho' q"
Money IS not an incidental but fundamental'
part of our religious life. and If the ropIeIs & o
nected with II are not settled as GOD Wouiu heke az
them IL will catch US and ruin MS. None oI tle
excuSes the subterfuges. the hacking ana hilnS
about being able to afford this or that l1e aC'u'"
iies We tell ourselves will avail in the least:
The richest man in the world is said to have from
fhsrefors as one of the greatest henefactors ot
modern times They have raked over his ne Win
discovered he has given ten you II ~ & 10 NJ
for that particular gentleman to have elVen g tia
enormous sum than it would he for me % man W. W.
income Of 5000 year to give iNe cents,
II the Lord has so prospered MN as 10 SlNs nm M
the high genius. the high Integrity 10 max SO SO
great riches the SS.000OO IS not DeneNoehce,-l II
mere paltry excuse. tt is rot the amount that Is
given, but the amount that is left ai'er the e'''
There is such thing as dirty money Abraham
refused the gift Of the Kng Of Sodom because i
was dirty. Moses broke up the Golden Calf and
because il was dirty. comes here with Sl.OUo-
OO0 S5OOOOoo s2SOo900O and we do not ask where i:
he got il from We fall down and Worship nm
Yet God has told us to throw it away and not bring
il 20 His altar
There is a moral quality in money and Judas Is
not the only person who has betrayed his Saviour
for thirty pieces Of silver-that Is. . ~ IN our
money. . .,s =,
To accept money is to condone the methods by
which II was acquired. and whether We take
money from Rockefeller any one else we ny
doing so become particeps criminis in his dolngs .
the Teuderloin and puts SO in the plate We need
not ask him how he obtained it. But If he an
he offers 500 or sio50 We must refuse It.
Now that the issue has been raised with regard
accepting money from Rockefeller till it has been
settled We fine poor cOuntryman 500 and put
him in Jail for splitting I'm a streetear and then
tainted. This IS not right.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
BLOOD MONEY, SAYS DIR. HILLS.

Referring TO the public benefactions OF men who
have accumulated wealth by what he considered
questionable means. the Rev. DIR. Newell Dwight
Hills. in his sermon in Plymouth Church. Brook
lyn, yesterday. told a story of q great manufact-
urer in Chicago upon whom the lust of wealth
fell. He cut down the wages OF his men and raised
the standard OF the work they must do. and
ground them down in many ways DR.. Hills said
He adopted the ten months plan. so that there
would be a large body OF idle and he could
pick up the drifters. who would have to accept any
wages he wished TO give them Then the preacher
added:
If you were to take the righteous bankers and
Judges and merchants they would say when
this manufacturer gives a little money now and
then for education, he does, that for every boy
that he helps he has ruined one huIfdred lives II
is blood money. He thinks he can help the next
generation by giving gold, but God has put him IN
touch with men noW-hiS worlmen, and ne
has hinched He did not play fair. He did not
stand the moral test.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIEs-De-

- partner, OF the Interior. Once Of Indian Affairs,
Washington, D. c., March Is, 19O5-Sealed proposals.
tndorsed r fOpOsals for beet -four the
be. and directed to the ComnissloneT Of Indian Affairs
until O'Clock m Of Tuesday, April .. 1905. for
furnishing the Indian Service beef -four bacon. beans
coffee sugar rice. tea and other articles OF subsistence
also for groceries baking powder. crockery. agri
cultural implements paints oils. glass tnsaTe
supplies. miscellaneous sealed
proposals. inlorsed Proposals Tuhbe~ goods
ware, etc. the may be, and directed
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Coz South Seventh street.
s. Louis No. will be received until O'Clock. p M
OF Thursday. April 81 1905. furnishing for the
Indian Service rubber goods boots and shoes hardware
and medical supplies Sealed proposals. indOrsed Pro
posas for blankets. woollen and cotton goods clothing
etc the be. and directed to the ComniS-
sioner OF Indian Affairs. 119-121 Wooster street.
Nv York City. viii be received until O'Clock M
OF Tuesday, MAY 16 1905 for furnishing fcr the Indian
Service blankets wo0llen and cotton goods clothing
tons, RATS and caps. Bids must be made out Gov
ernment blanks Schedules giving all necessary infOTma
ton for bidders Will be furnished application the
Indian Indian ohice Washngton D c the Z s Indian ware
South Canal street. Chicago III SIS Howard street
Omaha Nebr: COZ South Seventh street St. Louis Mo,
Is Washington street. San Francisco Cal the Commis
ST. Paul Mimi; the Quartermaster, U. S. A., Seattle
Wash. and the Postmasters City Tucson Port
land. Spokane Tacoma Bids will be opened at the
and days stated bidders are invited to
be present at the opening The Department the
right to determine the point OF delivery reject
any and all bids. or any OF any bid
F. E. IAECPP. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
SCHOOL ExHlsIT STILL ON VIEW

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The exhibit of tho work Of the public schools
which is now installed the American Museum
Of Natural History has bsea considered of such IN
terest and value that Morris X Jeeup. president Of
tho museum, has kindly consented that it he con
inucd until Nav I. IS he is very anxious to have
m, people 81 New YORK Fee the educational ac-
likits OF put pl1llc schools May ! not urge our
citzfns through your columns 10 avail OF this on
p3runlly 20 SEQ aud learn for themselves i,sf
Nnat llt cQufsf ~ a-udy Of the schools Is and
what work Is being ACCOMPLISHED under it2
A visit 50 this exposition win enable every oDc D.,
Jhnht "i M faibe - our punlic schools thie
community Iij<NRY \. TlFFT
Nce-lork ciiy, A9ra i. I.1s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
GIFTS ~PALTRY EXCUSE. ."
RookefcIler's ses .5OO, 900 to Charity
Thus Called IN Baptist Church.

f-sora the pulpit OF church OF his own faith the
sifts of John D. Rockefeller 20 charity. estimated
f2s 50o o.. were called "a mere paltry excuse
esterdsy and the acceptance OF his gift of 10000
30 tho Foreign Mission fund until IL had been set
tied whether not Standard Oh money was
tainted money" was condemned.
nis was IN sermon on Tainted Money" deliv-
cred ey the Rev George F. Pentecost A. the 8Iadi-
eon avenue bapust Church 20 a large congrega-
'lon' some members OF which heard by means OF
me auaiphone arrangements put In the church for
persons hard OF hearing
Some ask what about Helen C;oulds n,o,e,-7. ..
said the preacher Well We may spnnose tho
~leEeanesa OF the money MADE from railway wreck
ng oled with the railway Wrecker that made H.
Helen Gould Is not railway urrecler l,,,t orc ~
the most magnhcently generous Christian ,,or,e,,
Il be fOund anywhere"
His sermon WAS in 9srt. as follows.
Bone people ask need Ve inquire into tho color
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
~cHIeF OF MODERN PLuNDERERs."
gBr TELEGRAPH To TIRE TRIBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
Boston. April 16-'I pray the curse Of Almighty
God 10 rest upon this unholy alliance of robbery
and Christianity and 1t will come. whether or not
pray for st. May He hasten the day OF its com
ing" said the Rev. Charles A. Crane. pastor Of
the Peoples Temple, IN the prologue of his sermon
last night in reference TO the Rockefeller gift
''Dollarhood rampant and manhood crouching
would he appropriate coat of arms for some
branches OF the church militant Just now. he
tinded. When vast majorites of preachers accus-
tom themselves to consent to vice for money con-
sideration, it is short step to any other immoral
ity, short step from money taken from a saloon
70 money from the chief Of modern plunderers.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
Proposals.
DROPOSALs WILL BE RECEIVE

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts: Navy Depart
nent. washington. D G. until 10 O'CLOCK A NJ,
May Q 1905. and publicly opened immediately there
after, to furnish at the navy Yards etc Portsmouth
". H Boston. Mass. Newport, r J.. New York. n y
League Island Pa. Annapolis, Nd Washington. D. q;
and Norfolk. Va, as specified. quantity OF naval
supplies. follows; Schedule 161: Panel boards.
cable. wire. electrical supplies. water neteIs-
Schedule l6s: Cable annunctators. rugs plated glass
and china kitchen utensils rubber rod. safety
valves smokers hints hand and leg irons-sehedule
16S: sand, gravel hardware, pine. oak white Lead
sheac. paints. varnish. etc. glass-SehedQie l6a:
Cable cotton sheeting. ETC. cotton thread nickel steel
chain, Renolds gears and chains hardware. pig lead
nickel steel. steel castings. fuel oil brass tubes,
L1nkenheners valves. pipe fittings. wire rope
schedule l65; EfectricSi supplies sand key blanks
emery wheels paner knives, drills hardware spruce
Hardware drills ETC. steel angles hose stationery
pumps thermsaeters etc steel ana phosphor- bronze
wire rope.--SchedulS 167: Electrical tape. paint
hand scrub brushes kaolin bolts nuts screws Ales
drills. miscellaneous hardware and hand TOOLS pine
upper and wash deck hose. fax gum packing,
lubricating. lard and Iinseed turpentine paints
white zinc, bronze liquid glue putty etc granular
sodium carbonate. brass ana iron pipe pipe dttings
valves salt beef and pork. timed pears prunes.
and typewriter paper stationery. cotton tWne safety
matches emery cloth Applications for proposals
should designate the schedules desired BY number
Blank proposals will be furnished upon application
the navy pay Ofhce NewYork ". Y. or the Bureau
4-S-05
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
PITrsBURG. .: c1Nc1NNAT1. 4

Cincinnati, April 1s.-To-day's game between Gin
cinnati and Pittsours begun in furry.
Overall. the local teams California pitcher. made
his National League debut. and lasted only two in
ningg. Chech, who succeeded him. effectiys,
the runs made off him being due to errors. Wagne:
injured in collision with Clarke in the eighth
inning but continued In the game The SO ore;
Pittsburs ......2 0 o o s-e II
Cincinnati ..---..-.-O "a .
Batteries-Robitaine Fetz. Overall CHECK and
achei Attendance. 1851.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy Department
Washington. ID. c. until 10 O'Clock A NJ April q
lS and publicly opened immediately for
nshlng and installing compls.a wireless tes-
graph fittings stations TO erected bv
the Government. follows: each on near
the Z s lighthouse reservation at Cape Henopsn Del;
az or near Beaufort n C.. in the Navy Yard Charleston
= g on or neaT the L. s. lghSuuse reservations ST
usustne tI1 and jupiter Inlet Fla and the Naval
station. New Orleans. La Applications for proposals
should refer to SCHEDULE. Blank proposals Will be
furnished upon application to th7 navy pay ofice
York. n Y TO shs Bureau n. I. b HARRIS,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool April lsArrived steamer celtic r) Ransom
New York via Queenstown.
Southampton April i6-Arrtved. Paul Passow
New-York via plymouth and CheTbOurg
Queenstown, April IT, 1905 mSailed. steamer Etruria
eBn. Potter. from Liverpool FOR New York.
R0uogne April sailed. steamer Statendam Dutch.
RoEgeveen, from Rotterdam for New York and passed
Sciily ldthl
Fume April i6-Arrived. steamer siavonia tBrl Barr
NeW-York via Gibraltar Naples and Trieste
Moville April i6--Arrived Caledonia trl Bav~
ter New York Tor GLASGOW tani proceeded.
Dover. APRIL 10 Passed Rarharossa s(iprl
Meutz Bremen Tor Cherboufg Rnd New York: sailed
steamer t-er,. Rsessing, from Hamburg for
New York Via Bouio1ne.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner e. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given % an persons having claims
against Richard Mock late Of the COurt New York
deceased TO present the same with vouchers thereof
FuhsCriber at her place % trausaCtiug
CTocauer & Nunter No. 2d0 Ror-
Manhattan. in tho CITY of NNw York.
Octcber next
Dated New York. The f3th DAY OF April 1905
EMMA MOCK. Administrative.
CEACAUER < MJNTER. Attorneys t'r AdmIptstrstrix
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, 4: ST. LOUIS. 3.
St. Louis. April Is Errors by the home players
at critical points lost the to-day. the Chicago
National winning, to s. The weather was
clear. but extremely cold. and the fielding
ragged. The score
Chicago ..........-... o q q i-4 &
St. Louis ......-....-. 0 n q O-S
Chicago Weimer and Killing. 81. Louis Kel-
Grady Attendance 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
rNREAsURY pEPARTNENT. oFFICE OF

- Supervising Architect Washington, L. c. April 3.
19O6.Seaed proposals Will be received this once
until O'Clock F. NJ. the 10th day Of May. 1905
then opened for the elevator equipment for the e. $
custom House New York n. " in accordance with the
drawings specification copies OF which may be had
Office the ONCE OF the Architect Gilbert
80 Wall New York. n. T.. the discretion %
the Supervising Architect Applications he
panied by certified check for SSOOO which will held
this Office until the OF the drawings and spec
dcatOn. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

New York State Arsenal 9Th Ave, cor 35th ST.
New York April 10TH 19O5-Sealed proposals IN tripIi-
cate, for furnishing delivering QCARTERNIASTER
STORES and SUBSISTENCE STORES a STATE
CAMP Of INSTRUCTION. PeekskiIl. n. T. in such quan-
titles and at such times required
tsraSter and Depot Comissary. supply the on
duty there during period commencing June 1st
lng June 24h 9 will be received until u O'Clock
thursday APRIL 18th. the Adjutans Generals Ofse,
state Arsenal, Seventh Aveuua S5th New
City Proposals be male upon several articles
The state reserves the right accept o.
all bids thereof subsistencs
stores to agree take back all unbroken packages.
formation furnished application Separate bids for
Gluartermesse- Subsistence
addressed To the Adjutant General s y Y. State Ar
senal Seventh Avenue Both City.
and plainly marked bids FOR QCARTERMASTER
STORES bids FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
NELSON H. HENRY. Adtutant General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
DROPOSALS FOR CLOCKS
NIETAL

BADGES. PRINTING. LITHOGRAPHINC AND
DRAWING MATERIALS. MNCLS. LANTERNS. PAfFH
ETt&-O1cN ot the Asst Purchasing Agent Isthmian
canal Comnlisso9 - state Street New York April A.
lpt seaed RTeposels y u eaca'e win he resolved Al
the office of tire assist tnt Purchasing Aren't Isthmian
Canal Commission. - StaIc Street New yorE unfii
i0;3o A NJ april 2 1900 for furnishing above mon
rioped articles HltES an ull nforretion
tained from this Office. ALFRED &%DFRSOS Asst.
Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
E7RANKFoRD ARSENAL. PHILADELPHIA

Pa. April 13 19O5-Sealed proposals. in triplicate
will be received unit. O'Clock r NJ May - 1905
for removing end building extending
One Story Brick Steel Building. 36 feet inches
long by - feet inch wide. for Loading Room small
Arms Ammunition Plant, this Arsenal Information
application FRANK HEATH. Lit col. Ord. Dept.
T. S. a. Commanding.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIEs.-

York Arsenal Governors Island n Y II
APRIL 1Tth 19u6 sealed proposals.. tripcate Win be
received until r. MAY ll;h t'oa. for furnishing
and drawing utensils. hurlaps
cotton waste. thread fordsv. 3rcnmongery paints os
lumber, tools. utensils etc during
laos information furnished application col JOHN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
pRoPOsALs FoR EARTH sPREAnERs

Unloading Machines and Unloading Ploughs-Ofics
Isthnian Canal Commission Washington n. e. April
gO5Sealed proposals, in tripcate Will received
the office Of the Purchasing Agent Isthmsn Canal Com
mission. Washington. ID. ., until 1890 a
1905 which time they will be opened public for FUR
nishng the above mentioned machiuery.- Blanks
information be obtained from this Office
Purchasing Agent, "a state York city y
Asst. Purchasing Agent. Custom House. New Orleans
Ia. r. J. GAI.LACiHER Major. L. s. A Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunset Moon sets 4;16 Moons IA
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 529 Island He'll Gate T:S&
P.M-Sandy Hook $3.50 Gov Island 6:s Hell Gate s:S4
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Eastern League in an exhibition game here to-day
"I'ei e'7'e" no. RHE.
Boston - . q . q q Is i3 1
Newark ........ q 3 o % N-S II .
Skopec Hesterfer and Latmer
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
A RAN RUILDING. WHITEHAI.II 81 -NEN

York. y Y. APri r. 19to-Sealed proposals WI
be received here until l. O'Clock April
furnishing IRE eXttngishers and hose Blan forms for
Government reserves right TO reject accept any
bids Proposals he signed by bidder nclosed in
sealed envelopes and addressed undersigned marked
Proposals for Fire ExtihEushers and Hose be
Apy'l "a. 1905 G. = BINGHAM Mai & O. NJ. l. 5. A..
II
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
s ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT, R. l.,

AprE Is. I905.-Sealed proposals for dredging
ehorage area in Providence Harbor, P: l., viii be re
ceived hers until IL May 10. 1906 then pub
liciy opened Information furnished application ].
II WILLARD, Lit Col. Engrs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
Proposals.
1,RoposA1s ZOE LrMRER.- -oaice of the

Asst PURCHASING Agent Isthmian Canal Commission
state street New York April 18th. 1905 Sealed pro
posals in trplcse viii be received at the once OF ths
Assistant Purchasing Agent Isthman Canal Commission
"a state street York, until 1890 4 NJ April lsln
f9O5 for furnishing Yellow Pine Lumber. Blanks ara
fun Information may obtained from this office AL
FRED ANDERSON. Asst. Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
'VREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF

- s a9sr'Slef ana srntins Washuston .. q. Aprtl
w. l' otAeJ PROPOSALS viii be received a. this CGra
until 2 m MednSsday May II. l9O5. for furuishins
information will he e 9shls q proposal md ~ 'y
MEREDITH. Director o. Bureau
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
wEnNEspAY. APRII. 1e.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, April 16, 1908.

steamer Cedric CBr) Haddock. Liverpool April aud
Queenstown s the White Star Line. with s2s cabin
1855 steerag- and mdss Arrived the
Bar at T:24 a m.
Steamer American Dutch. MsTkschlaeger Antwerp
March % Queenstown April 3. Philip Ruprech, in
ballast Arrived at the Bar a m.
Steamer La Gascogns (Fr), Fournier Havre April g
10 Conpagns Generate TransatlantiQue SO cabin
and 4ss passengers and mdse Arrived the
Bar az 6
Steamer Marscas CBrl Kirkhy. Trinidad April 3 and
Grenada o. to the Trinidad shipping and Trading o.
with 81 cabin passengers, mails and mdse.
steamer Manhanset CBr). GarIsck Cardenas March s1
Cienfuegos April s. with to order vessel
FIlnch, Edye & Co Arrived at the Bar at 10 a
steamer Hnzewood (B1. White Santos March 10 and
Simpson Spence & Young Arrived Bar at 6:I5
steamer Tjomo Nor Nilsen. Progreso April and
gers mdse. Arrived at the Bar al $50 m
steamer Santiago Jones rampico Apri! 6, Havana 10
malls and mdso Arrived at the Bar $50 a
Steamer Oneida, French Philadelphia. William ?
Steamer Ponce Dalton. Juan + r, April II.
the NevrYOrk and Porto Rico SIS 90. with passengers
steamer LArmer. johnson. Port Arthur. Tex. April TO-
10 the J Guffey Petroleum Co. with OIL Passed in
Quarantine 1, a. S;i5 m c.,,r..to, All, ,s Rem.
wick &c. Charles H Mallory Co with passengers
and udse Passed in Quarantine at
Norfolk the Domiuion $ 20 With passengers
Tndse Passed in Quarantine a. 2So p N,
I.apnEfn in ballast. Passed Quarantine az 0.lO a a..
steamer II y Dimock. Baker. Boston TO II F Dinock
with mise Passed IN Quarantine $50 m.
sandy Hook. J. Ap-!l ~. 9So : nt-Wind west.
strong breeze clear
Steamers Seminole (Br tank. Avonmouth Nc
MILAN q3r Cape Town, East London Dsasoa Bay. etc;
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
WEST POINT. \. Y APRIL Il. 1898

WESI fOlNI. y L., APISlL 10. 1900
Sealed proposals. trplicate. furnishing
and Straw during ending 1875.
three monhs supply. commencing July 1ss 1905.
received here until II NJ. May 15 1905. Information
turnshed upon application. l. s reserves right
jeCt accept any AL bids any part thereof
Opes containing proposals. should be ndOTsed Proposals
for Forage and Straw addressed =. NJ. L. :. 4.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
BASEBALL..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CHICAGO. 3: ST. LOUIS. o
Chicago. April le-Chicago defeated 81 Louis
here today by TO O. The game fast and
errorless Chicago punched hits in the NTH inning
knocking out two three base hits. Altrock was
master ~ the situation and held ST. Louis safe
The weather was cold light snow failing occa-
sionally. The score:
n H. r
Chicago ............O I 0 Ks n o
81. Isiuis . q q o % q % d
Batteries -Altrock ana Mcfarland; Buchanan ana
Weaver Attendance. s.6i6.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
UEsDAY. April. Is.

Kaiser VIM H. Bremen. n G Lloyd. 1:sO 500 a m
Rhein Bremen n q Lloyd -.......... 1000 a m
Virgil Argentina, Ianpor Holt. .1O:O0 100 N
Manzanares Cuidad Bolivar Thebaud. 1890 500 m
Apache Charleston. Clyde. ............ 400 m
Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion. 800 m
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

BOSTON IA. s. NEWARK. 3
%oWerk. n L.. April IS The Boston American
LeaGue team defeated the Newark team. OF the
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
WEDNESDAY. AFRII. 10.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Steamers Seminole tBr tank. for Avonmouth: Clan Nc
MILAN CI3T) Cape Town, East London DelaGoa Bay
tNor) Philadelphia, Parma (Br 81 Thomas. An
tigua. Demerars. etc. captain p Lucas Port Arthur,
Tex. British Monarch Hri Frenantle. Melbourne SD
ney otc: sverdrp 1Nori Pernambuco Rio Janeirc
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

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