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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
PRESBYTERIAN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
EQRIE WoRTh,.IEX.

ta5 FIUR IHVVOH N = 9 N l3EIl fl1l1
Il May 18th to Goth, 1905. Rate OF one fare
plus 50 for round trip, Tickets sold May
18TH 18th and nth, and can DO extended
to juno 18TH The Southern Hallway Will
operate n through standard Pullman Sleep
Ing car Richmond to Fort Worth VIA
6Ashevlle, 1.-THE Land Of tho Sky" TO
Memphis thence tho Cotton Belt Route
to Fort Worth. This car leaves Rich
mond noon of the 18th and arrives Fort
Worth $3.50 p. M. of 18th. We would DO
glad to have you Join u.s. For full par
tlculars and berth reservations. address
r., e. Alagill secretary and treasurer,
Presbyterian Publications, Richmond; g.
w. Westbury, D. p. A., Southern Rail.
way, Richmond, Va, or L. p, Smith, 7.
~. A. Cotton Belt Route, Atlanta, Ga.
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Went to the Farm.

stt AZ 49, went 10 NIllC Z dIIIl. &
"Rooneys and Robert Leo working in
tile field al the White House and Fitz Leo
at Richland were good Illustrations OF
the conduct Of our Confederate soldiers
after the war who "dld with their might
Whatsoever 1a their hands found to do. ,ln.
til their Drawn and brain, more than
any other fundamentally. have caused
orr desolated Southland once more to
.bloom and blossom as the rose"
It was my privilege from soon after tho
war up to the time Of his lamentcd
death to see d great deal OF General Fitz
Lee, to visit him In his home, meet him
III our reunions, have frequent inter-
views with him and to conduct with him
very extensive correspondence on his
torical and other matters. l knew him
Intimately and my respect. admiration
and love for him grew as the years have
| gone by.
There are scores Collaborating incl
dents and anecdotes Of him which !
might give. but this paper is already TOO
| long and must con1ne myself to seve-
M remember very wildly his eulogy on
| stuar II Mt n BANQUET OF the Virginia Divi-
! sion OF the Army OF Northern Virginia
| Associntion, II, which he sounded the key
note OF the movement which has resulted
In the Stuart monument and recall many
| or the speeches. ne Llliiuc Oh 'iiious wa
slons. ii$ N ~
heard the last speech he made in the
campaign which resulted In his trium-
phant election as Governor Of the State.
IT was from platform erected on the
vacant lot where tho City Hall now
stands and to an immense crowd who
/ cheered him to the echo all through his
1 speech.
Among other good hits he said: But
YOU are told, fellow-cltizens, that ! am
4 the nephew OF my uncle and ride on his
saddle! Well, I do not think that ought
i to be blamed for my nativity It Is true
1 that I was present On the occasion. but
i had OF course no control over-Anot even
4 a wish In the matter. and surely ought
,l.not to be censured for being the son Of
lrny father or the nephew Of my uncle
i After making other humorous comments
Inc straightened himselfSup and said: But
i fellow citizens, has the time come In OLD
i Virginia, when man must humbly apol-
i oRize or; be looked upon as a criminal OF
4 be considered unworth S,of the suffrages
Il OF the people because he happens to DC. q
|snephew Of Robert Edward Lee r. The
Il cheers which greeted this sally were loud
/ and prolonged /. and 1T was some minutes
before the5speaker could proceed.
An Excellent Governor.
81 I suppose. there can be but little doubt
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MEETING GRAND LODGE OFV VA,
LYNcH8URG, VA MAY s.11.a4
M Account above occasion the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company will sell
round trip tickets from Richmond to
hLynchbprg at 50, and correspondIngly low
rates from all other points on Its line
In Virginia Tickets will be sold May
9Th, 9th and 10th, good for return passage
until May 18th,
The Norfolk and Western Railway ls
the only line operating three daily trains
between Richmond and LynchburG.
Leaves Richmond 9:05 A, NJ, 1910 noon
ana $3.50 p. NJ. Pullman parloI and Sleep
Ing cars, For tickets, Pullman reser-
yations &c.. apply Richmond Transfer
Company, Ticket Agent Byrd Street Sta
ton, or at company's office. sss East
Main Street, q
C.. II. BOsEEY, JNO, y WAGNE ii. y
IRIS Dist Pass. Agt. CITY Fass. Agt'
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4. CALAMITY and Health.

g IIaparandn. ii little town IN Sweden, has
suddenly sprung Into 5rellown through q
its womnnkind. Having learned from
medical statistic that in winter colds,
neuralgia, toothache aud Influenza are
Women, the women OF the place decided
to relieve the men OF the necessity q
doftlng their hats 0 them during the coid
winter the Women would rallIe only 3
aslvlit ary sal s 81
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ONE FARE PLUS csc, no RIG HMoNp
AND RETURN f n ON AL POINTS
ON SOUTHERN &RAtLWAY.5 iis3 Z

IL For those desiring to attend the III
neral services OF General Fltzhngh Leo.
which viii take place at Richmond, ya..
ID r., Nj, May 4th, the Southern Railway
willSsell tickets at one fare. plus twenty
Ave cents, for the round trip from all sta-
4 lions on Its lines Selling dates, May
\ 3d. and for trains scheduled 70 reach
Richmond by noon May 4th, Return limit
4 <Nyea,e RichlpalsSA sAtasr 9Th. b
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that Fitzhugh Lee was one OF tho very
best Governors that Virginia ever IN d.
remember the genial, jolly, greeting which
he gave mo whenSI called at his office
on "a matter OF some Importance: Come
In my Right Rev. friend q he said, ''and
lets stop being Governor and SIGH, go
on our Southern tour again and have q
Jolly good time But after his fun he
attended promptly and satisfactorily to
the business In hand
& i suppose that the United States has
never had a more satisfactory renr esent ia
two abroad than Consul Fitzhugh Leo
was In his delicate and Important con-
sulate In Havana Just before the break-.
ing out OF the war with Spain. President
Cleveland appointed him, but Presld ent
Mckinley when he came in refused to ac-
cept his resignation, but insisted upon his
[sretaining the place in which he had won
universal praise for his mingled tirmness.
wisdom and tact, N.Y. III
Did Ask for the Maine.
Having soon after his return from Ha-.
vana some special relations to General
Lee In connection with book on CUBA
which lie begun, but never found time TO
finish, learned some very interesting
particulars Of his consulat e,f one incident
OF which give TO correct a popular I'M
preston. 1t was published at the time
and generally believed that the Mnint
was sent to Havana on the request OF
Consul Lee. The reverse was true and
II his cablegram to the government had
been received before the Maine had got
ten beyond the reach OF recall, she
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NAN, PATTERSON i |: ! s \ 5
CASE CLOSED
Continued from First Page.)

had one. 1t would have been a physical
impossbility for him to have inflicted fl'' e:
upon himself such wound ms caused 1l'l's'' q
his death. He called the attention OF the
Jury to tho preparations made by Young ms;
for his European trip; and told them that
alone proved beyond question that the
bookmaker had no intention Of taking his
life. The contention Of the defense that
sit was Young who opposed breaking the
relations between him and Miss Patter-
son, he claimed was proven untenable
by the evidence which, he said, showed
that Young had kept away from her dur,
Ing the whole month Just preceding his his
death.
After describing the meeting between
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
The Pope Loves Venice.

= T. we'll known that Plus x. loves
Venice with the Intensity OF rotor. thar
,nnd not even the i ,000-roomed pm lace OF
the Vatican can turn$his thoughts from
tic city in which he wrought so honor
ably and enjoyed SO large q Tea sure o ~
freedom. $500 M lSfs31s5ss,ss
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drawing corn for many years from tho
id,,artermaster and roWsl am finding It
hard to draw 1t from the earth, but an,
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day by the Chinese minister. and will
be communicated to the Japanese lega-
ton here by Acting Secretary LOOMS.
to whom the Japanese minister cx-
pressed concern about the reported prep
nrations for sea, which were said to be
In progress aboard the Russian warships.
$& (By Associated Press)
& SAIGON,%C COCHIN CHINA, May e.
Rear Admiral De Jonquieres, the French
naval commander here. sailed from Sal
gon o-day on the second class cruiser
Guichen. His destination was not am
nounced, but 1t Is presumed his departure
A is in connection with the preservation.
\ OF French neutrality.
iBy Associatr,l Ircss.) Ss3i5
TOXIC. May 2.-Thes fluctuations OF the
subscriptions to the fifth loan of $780,
900 900 have not yet been completed, but
there are Indications that the entire loan
has been placed at premium.
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headquarters, and his subsequent career
only added to his reputation.
Brilliant Work. 81
" In the campaign Of 's4 his services were
brilliant. but l. can only briefly give
three illustrations. At Spotsylvania
Courthouse Fitz Lee. with his cavalry,
made a most heroic stand and kept back
the advance of Grants army until An
derson's division could come up, and that
important strategic position be secured
to the Confederates.
@ At iTrevillians. In Louisa county. Hamp-
ton and SFitz Lee with half Of the force
which Sheridan had. defeated him 50
badly that he was forced toEretreat shur-
sriedly TO Grants lines, leaving many
prisoners. his dead and wounded. and
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WARSAW S DEAD
NUMBER / SIXTY X. |. y
@i 4s3 fr,on tin,r,d from First #Pago.) NJ
4 Continued from First Pago.)

fure from her waters OF the Russian
cruiser Askold and the Russian torpedo {
boat destroyer now informed at Shanghai.
The communication from Pekln was as
transmitted to the State Department To-
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ifter describing the meeting betweesn
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Young and Miss Patterson on railway
train. when both wereS bound for the
West. and something of their lives In the
months which followed, the prosecution
Leslie Cogglns dlned with the j. Morgan
Smiths and told them that Young who
then was In New York. had decided
finally to break off his relations with
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Fitz. Leo protected Jacksons moye-l
ment to Hookers rear flank at Cham
$cellorsyile and rendered most important
service. He a reconnaissance in
which he found point from which full
view could be had Of Hooker's rear flank
and rode rapidly back to inform, General
Jackson OF tho discovery and ask him
to: ride with him to the spot. What fol-
lowed Lee tells SO well In his great
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
MUDDERS HAVE
DAY At OAKLAND
LILLY G0LDING, AT 20 TO l,
SURPRISES TALENT
THREE FAV0RlTES GET MONEY
Heavy Rain Throughout the Day and
Gard Of Ordinary Interest.
Jockey Pilots Two
Winners
THREE FAvoRITES GET MONEY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Rain fell
in torrents all day at Oakland and the
track was a sea of mud. Lily Golding
at 20 TO 1 was the surprise of the day.
Three favorites were returned winners
out OF the seven events carded. The
card on the whole was very ordinary,
there being no special handicap of
feature. The summary:
First race, five furlongs-Rey del
Mundo, 1t2 (F. Kelly, to 5, won; An
Client Witch, 107 (McBride), 2 to 1, sec
ond; Midmont, 11O (Knapp), to 2,
Tonic Girl, Miss Spokane, Bull Perry,
Arestellaltor, j. X. F., Sea Lad and
John G. Grouse also ran.
Second race, five and half furlongs
Collector Jessup, ia (Fountain), to
10, won: Ed Lilburn, 100 Jones), 80 to
1, second; Oronte, 1O9 Gackson), 8 to 1,
third. Time, 1OSh. Jackfull, Mischief,
Almoner, Whisky King, Febette and
Royal Rose also ran.
Third race, Futurity course-Lily
Golding, 107 OHerberD, 20 to 1, won;
Sun Mark. 1O7 (Minder), 10 to 1, Sec
ond; Phalanx. o112 drawers, to 1,
third Time, 1:21H. Spondoolix. Entire
Nous, Angelica, Paddy Lynch, Prickles,
Alone, Auto Hood, Pierlia and Royal
Red also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Dr. Sher-
man, 107 (Stewar), IL to l, won; Doub-
let, 1O2 &C. Lynch), 30 to 1, second Ell
Chihuahua, 1O7 (McBride), to 2,
third. Time, lis. Waterspout, My
Surprise. Sterling Towers, Mocorito
Distributor, Sallie Goodwon and Sir
Leonard also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Laura F. M,
100 (Fountain), 9 to 2, won; Matt Ho-
gan, 107 (Jones), to 1, second; Pick
away, 107 (Travers), II to 2, third
Time, 1:14A. Dan Collins, Alice Carey
Elfn King, Glendenning, Mimo and
Sir Preston also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Ralph Young, 110 CLARK, 3 to 2, won;
Forest King, ia (Fountain), to l.
second Sheriff Bell, ia (Wright), 13 to
| s. third. Time 1:471s. Miss Bowdish
Budget, Veterano and Exapo also ran
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth, SELL
ing-Golden Ivy 1O7 CTravers), to
won; Byronerdale, Ill (Knapp), to 5
second; Suburban Queen, 109 (McClees)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
WINNERS AT THE
ELM RIDGE TRACK
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May Elm Ridge
results:
First race, four furlongs-Foot Spring
won, Girard second Blue Pirate third. Time,
0:50h.
Second race, six furlongs-Adare won,
Virginia Withers second, Ida Lewis third.
Time 1:14
Third race FIVE furlongs-Jurist won, Tel
epathy second, Lady Charade third Tlme'
1:02h.
Fourth race, one mile-Berry Hughes
won, Idle second, Helgerson third. Time,
1:41S.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs-
Envoy won, Kilties second, Kahok third
Time 09.
sixth race, one and one-sxteenth miles
Gus Strauss won. Leader second Tryon
third. Time, :49k.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
HOW THEY RAN AT
CUMBERLAND PARK
Rv Assnclnted Press.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1.-Cumberland
Par. results:
First race. six and one-half furlongs-
Martin Doyle won. Besterling second Brad
ley's Pet third. Time :22,
Second race, four and one-half furlongs-
Bright star won, Libergore second, Cocksure
third. Fine, 0:56h
Third race, steeplechase. short course
Evander won, Belmuda second, Sioux Cheif
third. Time. 1904
Fourth race seven furlongs-1van the
Terrible won, Jake second, Lady Jocelyn
third Time. 1928.
Fifth race. six furongs-Mafalda won,
Norwood Ohio second, Barthula third. Time,
.1:15%.
Sixth race. one mile-Lapucelle won,
Postmaster Wright second, Little Boy third
Time, :46.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
LARGE CROWD WITNESSES
HARNESS RACES AT SANTA ANA
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, May 1.-More than 1900
spectators with essed the matinee races of
the Orange County Driving club here today.
The winners of the events were:
Glass pace-Won by Laura B., owned
by j. w. Blee, in successive heats Time
2:24.
Glass A pace-Won by Price, owned by
McNeal, in successive heats. Time, 2:27 1a.
Glass A trot-Won by Flash. owned by G..
B. Chandler, in successive heats. Time,
2:24h.
Glass trot-Won by Albert, owned by
II. Connel, in two in three heats Time,
2:3O.
Class C trot-Won by Fuller, owned by
Nicolas, in successive heats. Time 2:361s.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
PARSONS AND MURlETTA
TRAIN FOR NORTHERN MEET

Parsons and Murietta are practicing together
this week on the u. S. c. oval preparatory
to attending the big meet Of the Pacific
Amateur Athletic association, held at Berkeley
next Saturday.
The boys will have odds against them as
far climate is concerned, but they Will
probably win honors for their schools Sne-
digar. their most dangerous opponent, is a
n-second man.
Wilhoit will also represent st. Nincents
college. This versatile young athlete has a
secord Of 10 feet 9at inches in the pole vault.
Hagerman and Roth of Occidental will not go
north. Coaches Holmes and Haggerty will
,,chanerone'' the trio.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
In the Natural Way

During a session Of the supreme court Of
Maine at Augusta tedious and complicated
real estate case had pretty nearly worn out
the patience of the counsel on both sides. one
Of the lawyers engaged was Fred A. Appleton,
whose fame as a wit widespread
Opposing him was lawyer of pompous men
and much avoirdupois, who kept making blum
der after blunder until even the judge became
irritated. After making a particularly aggra-
waiting error he said
II beg your honor's pardon; that was an
other mistake. 1 seem to be. inoculated with
dullness today"
''Inoculated brother?' said Mr.. Appleton,
II thought you had 1t in the natural way"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
RESULTS AT THE
JAMAICA PARK TRACK

NEW YORK, May 1-Jamaica results
Handicap five and a half furlongs-Lady
Amelia won, Race King second, New York
third Time-1:06 1-5
Half-mile-Inspirltion wen, Phoebus second,
Drane third. Time-1:H 1-5.
six furlongs-Merry won, Panic second.
peedway third Time IA 1-5.
The Newton stakes, six furlongs-Czaraphine
won. Old England second. ARABIC third. Time
/ IA 4-5
Five furlongs-Incorrigib won, In Line sec
ond Moonshine third. Time-1:03.
Handicap, mile and a sixteenth-lncubator
won, Dolly Spanker second, Amberjack third.
IS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
COACH HOLMES TO
LECTURE ON ATHLETICS

At L. S. c. chapel. Thursday evening,
Professor Holmes will deliver his lecture
entitled Athletics in American Universi-
ties" The lecture will be illustrated with
stereopticon views Of representative ath-
ietes of ali the large colleges Of the coun-
try. He has some especially fine Views of
several Southern California favorites. The
will be under the manage
ment of the basket ball team Of the uni
versity, which has been winning honors
lately for the university This afternoon
the Methodist damses will play the Mari
borough girls on the L. s. c. court.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
Imnnrtnnt Chnnres

train viii leave for Pomona, ontario, River
side and San Bernardino at 1905 a. M in
stead OF 10:i0 a. m. and for Long Beach.
Terminal Island and San Pedro at 1890 a. M,
instead Of l045 q. m. The Salt Lake Ex-
press will leave Los Angeles for Salt Lake
city at 7;30 p. m. daily and arrive from Salt
Lake city at 700 aN m. daily, No change IN
other trains.
Information at city ticket Office. $50 South
sprng street. Both phones $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS
FAIR GROUNDS TRACK
BY Associated Press.

BY AssOClHteu TTesS
ST. LOUIS, May Fair Grounds results:
First race, half mile-Fargo won, Harry
Scott second. Condex third. Time 0:51 3-5.
Second race, five furongs Benighted
won, Ametus second, Sorrel Top third. Time,
1904.
Third race, six furlongs-Apple Sweet
won, Atlas second Feronia third. Time,
1:1S1-
Fourth race one and one-sixteenth miles
-Agnolow won. Sarsaparilla second, Luther
third; time, 0:5S as.
Fifth race. one mile-Colonel Preston won,
Bonebrak second, Uncle Charley third Time,
LAS,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
SHERMAN INDIAN NINE
PLAYS U. S. C. TOMORROW

At 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. on the
L. S. c. diamond. the Sherman Indians will
endeavor to lift the pate locks of the uni
versity ball players. The field is in perfect
condition. and both teams have been
practising faithfully, a good game is as
sured. Niles and Taylor will form the
battery for L. S. c. There will be no
changes in the lineup of the team. The
Indians have the same team as last year.
with but one or two exceptions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
WlNNERS AT THE UNION
PARK TRACK, ST. LOUIS
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press
ST LOUIS, May 1.-Union park results:
-Four and a half furlongs-Marimbo won,
Sage second Severe third. Time-:53
Six furlongs-Tempt won. Boomerack second,
Watermelon third Time-1:H 2-5.
Five furlongs-Jm Ferrin won, Donatvaro
second, Trossachs third. Time-1:03 3-5.
Mile and a Sixteenth-C'ataline won, Ethel
Mark second, Our Sallie third. Time-1:5 3-5.
six furlongs-Operator won, Miss Marconi
second, Joe Goss third. Time-1:H
Five furongs-Soundly won, Chicora second,
Jimalong third. Time-1 :03 S-5
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
The Official Ball Of the Pacific Coast Leagu
!. he: % SPALDNC ;:g:::::. g |: i. z
IVY S Official League Ball nn,
Tt will he used ex-
clusively in dn
games by the Los
ANGELES TEAM.
A BASE BALL
ENCYCLOPEDIA

In Spaldines Athletic
Library thore are pub
lished the following
books on base ball.
Price, 10 cents each
No. 2ta. Base Ball Per-
centaRe Book.
No. 223. How TO Bat.
No. 224. How to Play
the Outheld.
No. 225. How to Play
First Base.
No. 226. How to Play
Second Base.
No. 227. How to Play
Third Base.
No. 22s. How TO Play
Shortstop.
No. 800. How to Catch.
No. 230. How to Pitch.
No. 231. How to Um-
pire; How 10 Coach;
How to Captain a
Team; How TO Or
ganize a League.
No. 232. How to Run
the Bases.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
PHILLIES CAPTURE FIRST
OF SERIES FROM BROOKLYN

by AssOCIdIeu IIess
BROOKLYN. May 1.-The Philadelphians
won the first game of the series from Brook
lyn today. The visitors batted Eason ef-
fectively in the sixth. Attendance 23OO.
r.. H. f.
Philadelphia ,,.',.,'..'''.'''' Il /
Brooklyn ...,..'.....-... 80. .'''.2
Batetries-Corridon and Doom; Eason and
Ritter. Umpre-Bauswine
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
NEW YORK SCORES AN
EASY VICTORY OVER BOSTON
BY Associated Press.

BOSTON May New York won easily
from Boston today Superior team work at
the bat by the visitors enabled them to
score at will. Attendance 1900 Score:
r.. II, f
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, /
Batteries - Matthewson and Bresnahan
Frazer and Needham. Umplre-Johnstoue
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02

Sc veral events were as follows fitting at
rings. H. E. Botterre of Hemet; stick and
hall race, w. l.. Roberts,: 20O-yard DASH II.
q Pattee. In the polo game the Whites won
bv a score Of Z to 2. The teams were COM
posed as follows: whites-Flowers. Mackie,
Hudson and Wright Reds-Bettner, Roberts,
Pattee and Hazel. Mrs. James Bettner served
tea during the afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
ST. LOUIS LOSES TO
PlTTSBURG IN BRUISlNG GAME

ST. LOUIS, May l.-After Climer had
been put out at the plate in the fifth in
ming, Warner catching for the local Ma
tionas, struck him In the face. Both men
We're ordered off the field Attendance 22O0.
Score:
II. II. E.
~, Louis '',''''''''''' ''''''''d
Batteries-Egan, Warner and Grady; Fla
herty and Carisch. Umpire-o'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
SpaIding's Official
Base Boil Guide
for zoos

Edited by VI. Chadwick.
The largest and most
complete Guide ever
published. Pictures OF
all the professional
haze ball teams, records
Of all the leagues, the
official playing rules
and articles Of interest.
Dripe t0 renfe
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
Important Changes

On and after Monday, May l, the Salt Lake
train will leave for Pomona, Ontario, River"
side and San Bernardino at 1905 a. m, in
stead of 1910 a. M. and for Long Beach,
Terminal Island and San Pedro at 1890 a. m,
INSTEAD of 1O:45 a. m. The Salt Lake Ex-
press will leave Los Angeles for Salt Lake
CITY at 1880 p. m. daily and arrive from Salt
Lake City at 700 a. m. daily. No change in
other trains.
Information at city ticket office, 25O South
Spring street. Both phones 352.
There are two kinds of cigars-Las
Pamas and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BUTTON BRIGGS SLANTS
TOO MUCH FOR CINCINNATI
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-Three scattered
hits was all the Cincinnats could get off
Briggs splendid pitching. Attendance 24OO.
Score:
r. H. e
cincinnati ''''''.s. ~ U
Batteries-Hahn and Schlei; Briggs and
King. Umpires-Klem and Emslie.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BOSTON CHAMPS TRIM
NEW YORK AMERICANS

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 1.-The New Yorks
were defeated today by the Boston cham
pions in an eeven-inning game. Crger's
three Dagger and Youngs single brought in
the winning run. Attendance 1000. Score:
r. H. E.
Boston ..,......,.'s..... ....-.......4 IL
New York Observation-Disclosures. 2
Batteries-Young and Criger; Orth and
HogR,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02

Is to 1, third. Time, 1:51A, Esherin.
Eva G, Glenrice. Jingler, Augie and
Freesias also ran.