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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
AUSTRIAN OFFICERS son
Enlists as 81 Private I'm u s. Army
To Learn English,

ST. Louis Nov. 1l,--Talbot van wat
son native Of Vienna, Austria, son OF
an Austrian army officer and a cousin
Of the military attache at the Austrian
embassy at Washington yesterday en-
listed MS n private In the hospital corps
Of the t. S. army at the jefferson bar
racks recruiting office. He says he ia
much infatuated with America and that
his reason FOR enlisting IL that Il viii
afford an excellent opportunity TO learn
English and study medicine at the same
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Loans Senled Down.

New York. NOV. 1.-THE heavy with
drawals u funds from New York by
the interior has depleted tho meagre
surplus reserve of the New York banks
and has necessltoted the scaling down
Of loans placed I'm the stock market 10
enable the banks to keep within their
legal reserve limit. Can loans have
risen In consequence to the highest rate
touched IN over two and n half years.
This has necesstated the llquidatou OF
speculative holdings held on margin
and prcclpltated n sharp fall In prices.
Bonds have shared moderately IN the
weakness. Tuesdays elections, the Rus.
sian disorders and the feverlsh specu-
latIou on Reading have also had some
disturbing effect,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Fire In Bristol, Conn.

Bristol, Conn, Nov. li.--Flre this
morning destroyed big tenement
house I'm Meadow street The building
housed eight families, mostly Italians.
aad hali an hour after the blaze was
discovered Il was reported that two
chlldreu were missing II Is believed
they persisted In the flames. The police
had difficulty IN rouslng the tenants and
carried many Of the women ana child.
rem from the building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Washington is Defeated.

Moscow Ida. NOV. l0.-By n single
touchdown In the second half which Ida
no failed to convert into a goal, the Uni
versty Of Idaho this afternoon defeated
the Washington state college, to 0, Five
thousand people saw the contest, which
was the most bitterly contested between
tho two cleyens. Idaho won BY superior
team work the eleycns being about even
ly matched man for man Idaho threat
cnod Washington goal another time but
the visitora hraced and got the ball within
two feet OF the line and kicked out OF
dancer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Rumor Denied.

New York, Nov 10.--Rumors that John
J. McGraw was 20 quit baseball were dis
polled today by his signing n three year
tionai leaEue team after n Sr,ef copfor-
ence with President Brush, The plans for
next year were discussed and the advisa-
bility Of taking the team to California or
to cuba for training were taken under
advlsemcnt / IS possible the former
manager will he selected although moth
Ing definite has been determined upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

Council Bluffs. Ia. Nov 10-Herman
G. NorRaard member Of the local high
school football team, died today from an
abscoss Of tho brain brought on by IN
juries received In a game at Harlan. Ia.
two weeks ago. Tho game scheduled for
tomorrow between the Council Bluffs
and Missouri Valley football teams has
been called of on account OF Norgaards
death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
TEA

The English and Irish old
woman lives in a garrett on
tea and dies in a gatret on
tea and how did she pet to
be on; Nr.,o,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

Baby sleeps and grows while nanny
rests II HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
II given. II IL the greatest baby medl-
cine ever offered loving mothers. So
cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask your drug
gist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

It's not kindness to retain an en-
ployee who Ia mlsfit. for he can So
cure "fittlng employment" through
want advertising, AZ hitting wages =
And you-you can find tho right man
II you advertise for him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

III God made the world, should not
care 20 be God, "-Sohopenhauer Read
the explanation IN Mormon" Philos-
ophy," Price, 7Sc at the Deseret Nsws
Book Store,
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Kid Sullivan Won,

Baltimore, Nov. i0-Before the Eureka
Athletic club tonight Kid sullivan ~
Washington got the decision over Tommy
Lowe, also of Washington. The finish
came IN the eighth round. Referee O'Hara
gave the award 10 Sullivan because Lowe
for the third time within two rounds,
went TO his knees without being hit In
order to save himself from knockout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
IMMENSE,

Miss Miriam Nicholson, the success
ful novelist, was a few years ago a re-
porter.
or her life as a reporter she said re-
Gently:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

for the neat morning the ssntenco
ran.
" Diamonds sparkled IN her immense
ears"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

Obstinate constipation, indigestion
and stomach disorders are permanently
and positively cured by taking Holt
ster's Rocky Mountain Tea. 50 cents,
ASK your druggist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
THE LINEUP
HIGH SCHOOLS MEET.
All Hallows Play Ogden High school at
Walkers Field Today.

Al Walkers field this afternoon tho All
Hail0ws team lines w against tho Ogden
High School eleven Tho college players
expect TO win through playing the Ogden
men "a game too rapid for them 10 follow.
The lineup Is as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
COAST BALL OAr1ES.

Oakland Nov lO-Both pitchers were
s goico ~, rather heavily In todays
fns h., Guss Ioluanl succeeded iu buucn.
Wn4laihg 10y, q score " 2 to b Jones Was
" trlIle Wild walking Ave men '''
portlara V H. y.
no kIu,T '''''''t''''',.,.,"s,.. 10 .
'" ''''''f'' ,,4st-,s,t,,.,.,s8
Rylncs. N''' Oval w una
Umpire-pcrrine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

San Francisco, Nov D-on a sInRle hit
IN the third inning today san Francisco
scored three runs was tied BY Seattle in
the seventh and nnaly won out by a
score Of TO In the ninth inning. ono
OUT mad been made when the winning run
was scored The contest was cloae
throughout and interest was held until
we winning run had been scored The
hils and errors were about equal on each
clean hitting
Score n n u
Seattle .....,..,..........
san Francisco a..,.,.,,............5 0 4
Bateries-C Hall and Fraryi Whalen
Henley and Wilson.
Umpire Mccarthy
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A Text Book for the Study
or Church History.
is supplied IN the work
One Hundred
Years OF
MOrnnOniSnn.
BY John Henry Evans,

Instructor in church History az the
lAttcr-day Saints University, salt
Lake Cit.
This now book has been promised to
De one OF the most interesting that we
have.
Has been declared q suitable book for
use in our sunday schools and Church
institutions
Has been --i' 20 be new and original
IN It's grouping OF material and general
treatment OF this subject, and
Has been praised Tor having broken
away from the hackncycd phraseology
I'm which the first vision the revelation
OF the Neghite record, and other well
known topics have been expressed.
A good book for young people and
missionaries. $50 pages, cIoth $3.50, half
leather, $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
Racing NJ RaI,Imore.

BALTIMORE. April 8.-To-days card a. Pifnoo
had the knowing ones guessing and consequently
the bOokmAkers made money. in the nflh race
the Yelled Lady and Queen Belle ran neck ana
neck until forty yards from the nnlsh, the former
crossing the wire a head In the lead,
FIRST RAce-SiX furlonGt-Yorzshire Lad es
tBarnetp, even won; Scion Shihgle, 10 Hon
man, rs TO 1, second; MonAdnook i0e tHen-
dtrson) 0 20 I, third, Time. ii5 Lord Alntrre
RnErlne, Master Douglas and VIII Rollins also
ran,
bar % w. BreI TO l. won Nine Spot, % Cklenckj,
even, second: Waddeh H. 100 nionmanl, 70 2
third. Tine, i;b.
Flower, % OAcDermOtD, 10 70 ], won. Mamie March,
" tHonmAnl, 70 !, second; Two step, IS (kienck,
IS 70 1. third. Tine. 1 OSBf ChevriGL SeAgirt,
Hattie Day, RaceavAy, Elegant Stohebrook and
Irene Brady also ran,
FOURTH R,eea stespleohsse, 6bou, two miles
PunctuAl, $50 Boween, 10 o, won. Afsn its
tSGneln, 70 l. second: oGtewoOd, 40 M6gArTesj,
70 I, third, Tine, al ltaak fell
Fnh Race-one mile-The Yelled LADY, "a
lKleno0, ~ 10 won. queen Belle, iOo (OBrienl,
. 70 I, second; Lilac, o. Hohmanl 70 l. third.
Tine. i:tsN.
SiXth Hace-Five fufionfs-L9ye Note, iol
tWsishl 70 !, won. Monsoon; 70 CHonmAn,, IS
70 l. tecund; PnntAFenct, i0t fhflesl 20 1, Third
Time inzA. ClnquevanL SinIaEAy. Reliance,
1hs Pains Canialoups ara hrs Frunk Fostsf
also Fan.
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TO-DAYS CARD FOR JAMAICA.
Flmhurst stakes for Two-Year-Olds the
Attraction.

The Elmhurst Selling Stakes, for two-year-
olds, i've furlonzS IL the feature OF the
Jamaica card for TO-DAY. with the Hayman
entry, Leonard Joe HayInan and Ethel Hay
man, tho possible choice. In the first race,
for platers, at siy furlongs. Miss BESSIE, Julia
NJ, Water Mirror and Gold Dome should 90
we'll
] ady Valentine will surely be hacked TO
win the second event, for maiden two-yesr-
Old lilies -four and half rrlongs. while in
the third race. ut mile and seventy yards.
Red knight, Sais and Orly IL look the best.
Eor the hfth event, in which platers will run,
al six furlpngs, Uncle Crigh, Delca7ta, pivi-
nation and For Luck may he the factors.
An inferior lot Of mAdens are named for the
last race. at three quarters Of mile. The
entries are as follows
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NEW ToGK Is. LIB :; PHILADELPHIA tN.L. J. !.
PHILADELPHIA. April 75.-lhe strenuous
ness which characterized the previous meet
inGs between the New York and Philadelphia
teams YVES lacking to-day. The game itsClf
Was an orderly nnEir. and the visitors. alter
nltted to retire from the scene without moles-
tation. Whether or not they enjoyed the
novelty could not be learned. lhe Phila-
delphians were helpless IN front OF Taylor
pitching. and had be not been compelled TO
retire because Of split finger at the end OF
the seV enth after stopping kahoC's Prounder,
the chances are that they wOulG have been
shut out. Plt,enEer Was nit hard at times,
and though the men behind him did not make
the disastrous kind. The New Workers them
selves q ID not field IN giltedged style, Dahlen
ln particular. beng on IN his work; One Of
the latter's errors made possible the Phila-
deiphians' only run. Ionlln began tho game
with triple 20 the clubhouse door. scoring on
iS All III =" second. after Devlin had flied TO
Courtney, Gilbert got 10 second on Brans
feld's mum Of Doll'n's throw. scoring on
Donln doubled. BowermAn scoring. Taylor
vas caught AZ the plate on StranG,s hit TO
Bransheld. and Donlin was caught Shilc try-
inc to score when Strang started for secoud.
Donlin began the NTH with his third straight
Mt-H douhle--and scored on strange single.
nevlin walked IN the sixth and stole second.
in. Taylor famed. Donlin was safe on
Seeing that the game was gone, Mauager
Duhy thought b" would try ont Pitcher
Washer, who went 10 tho slab in the seventh
OF whom were left. 4 base on balls and q
double yielded ono m the eighth. and three
singles produced another in the ninth, The
Philadelphias got but FIVE men to hTst In seven
innings.
In the eighth they avcrted a shutout.
going TO third on Glcason's double and count
ing on Courtney's ny to lett. The score:
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TURF.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

Of Tweed near Ia7d 81, n extended, tiOlIX214 %
irreg; being lot u same map: same vs. Ernest
atty, same.
cath a. 40 Z: Hlrsh Wnkenfeld vs. Plncus Isaacson
speciho performance; atty, J Wllkenied,
18th 81, D. Sa5 " Sth Av, 0oI82 Lawyers Sufeiy
Company OF N et al vs. Map 2 Nc Keen 81 al
10 appoint receiver, 6c.. atty; l. Dennis
Green Lane, " 9. $50 = Glebe av, 25Ii00. BroaI
Adellb T Buffet vs. John ? EhrgotE warrant "
attachment: atty, q l. Lewis
81 Nicholas Av, e {, 1859 i46th st. 1851. 10 Edgs
combe Av: Harry b Davis vs. William roscuzw'E
Realty Operating 90 and ano. 10 declare Item.
Attys, Thurman 2.
West Houston st. n 4. i2o Variok 81. n 10 % e
Garrison St, 80 200 I e $50 TO begluu'n-:
City OF vs. 1unlty Church Corporation 60 al
70 Aoqure title. &C; atty, J Delany.
Alexander Gv, 20a, Frederick BruSlus and ano -
atty, " Farley.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Miss Barney and u. s. Prentice Win In
Mixed Doubles Indoors.

IN hard fought match Of the fun thrs.
sets. Miss Katharine Barney and b. s. Prentice
won the honors Of the mixed doubles Indoor
tannis tournament decided yesterday after
noon on the courts Of the 81. Nicholas Skating
Rink. Opt'Jsed 20 Miss barney and Prentice
1 the hgal round were Mrs. larger WaIlscb
and cyril Hatch, who had shown great stead |.
ness ard rnllylng powers ~ the semi-fnal
on Monday. The contest was the clio al
OF tho tourney with the result IN doubt 10
the very end, Both teams played agFress
eively, hut better team work won the neccs-
sary points for Miss Barney and Prentice,
M1ed doubies-FinAl round-Miss Katharine
Rarney and b. 5. Prentice defeated Nm BsrFrS
WdllAoh and Cyril Hatch "a, %. "a
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Plans Fued for New Buildings

BoROU0H or MANHATTAN,
tOth 81, So and $50 W. three story stable.
Hannah Schom, - DueT pl. owner
az Knubcl. SIS W t2d st. architect, cost
61d 81. al W: two story scenery studios.
Albert SundcThauf. ide " &5th st owner.
Arthur G y Fletcher. 1893 Broadway
hftnlNecAt coeAr f-.sssfs.s. .
Old Broadway, W cor Manhattan 81.
two SIX story mats and stores George \
Fisher, Nv Manhattan 81. owner. q 7
Pelham, COS Sth av. architect: cost .......
BohoroH or THE BRoNN.
Prospect bv. 3, 100 i6Oth ST. four I'VE
story' Mats, J l. shapiro, n Y i'm A.
owner; " LeyltAn, 20 " sist IT, archI
Bnggs av, " q. 100 Suburban 81. Two Two
story dwellings. William n Lunney ~
Z 10Th ~. owner: y Albrecht. Fordham,
Freeman Al, sW cor Stebbins ay; three stol
dwelling and store Lewis V LaNellc.
1885 Freeman o., owner; W LaNeuc,
2SSd a., n q, i75 " klnEsbridge I'd: Two and
a half story dwelling; Alexander Ihomp
son, premises. owner ]. Pax, 25S I'd av
architect. cost. ..,......s..... s....,.....
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Mechanics Liens,

NV Ts Charles ADAMS ,,e.' ''' nN
esth st. W cor Lo IingtOn Gv, SoXiOO,
RcAd Lad Works W JArmuloWsky
Isl Sy 7iOs. Angus AcPhee and Ano W.
7,d 81 as ": j / Mott Iron works vs. Mar.
41P Ss re 4 rod - 80 80 $50. III
Mulberry st, - and -; William II Hussey
Mott St, 7 and .: same u chic Gov a 500 -
pr nv sv epe. jaoob PscIsr Va sarah AslDof. s.
linton av. las; Joseph SheWSh W John
AZ rllnE and nno. -....... ......... lOo
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baseball Notes.

The New York Americans arc running the basea
much more this year tnAn last.
A onehanded stop Of grounder By conroy and
A enchanted stop of throw BY EbcTfeld were
features OF yeaterdAys game.
Il was behind the bat for twenty-five years
saws Chief thinner, and never had 70 retire from
a game with az injured hnger"
Gnmth tired his squeeze play In the sixth
inning, Anderson running in from third with the
piicn and Chase bunting, But Chase hunted foul
and the play did not 60 through.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
Morley Accepts CoachInE Headsbln

Gerald r. Curtis. nc science manager OF the
Columbia varsity football eleven, yesterday
Bnnounccd that formal acceptance OF the
hoadship Of the COACHING system at Columbia
for next fau bad been received from VIE
j lm Raymond Morley, Oe science. CharleI
Albert Wright. ~ Law. has accepted oondi-
tionally. Whue nothing has been heard a. vet
from RichaN} Smith, % law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
Women May Join Turf and Field Club.

4 special meeting Of the members OF the
Turf and Field Club was held at the Windsor
Arcade yesterday afternoon at which several
amendments TO the constitution were adopted.
I Immediately Hfterward a meeting OF the
board OF governors wRs held, those present
being the Hon. Perry Belmont who presided.
Clarence \. MsSksE y. n. sturg.s, ?. r.
Appleton, +, {. "a Montagne, Breyton Ives.
John T. Cowdin and Center Hitchcock. A
womans membenhip was inau girated and
IL was decided that members OF the club
should have the privilege OF taking q limited
number Of guests 10 the clubhouse.
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satI.ned MechanIcs, LIen,.

io7tn 81. 40 "; August MugleT W Ivy Courts
Realty co, Dec. IS 1908 Observation-Disclosures. ti,G
iASt a. So I75 " 6tn av, 6Oxpe n; Michele
ID Amore and AnO Vs LIEie Gtrelt
April H. 1905 ..,.............. ............ lbc
ION a. ei and as Z: sanitary Fire PROBING
and Contracting % W Isaac Rothfeld.
s7d 81 Is VI: William Moran W JAmss
Kennedy and ano, Sep ~. 1904 "...,,, S.E'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

Coughlln, Schaerer. BAY. First base on balls
on Donovan s. on RhOades ?. Hi by pitcher
49, Donovan, 1. Balk-Rhoades. struck out
By Donovan, 3: By Rhosdes. 3. Passed ball
bue!Ow Left on bAses-Detrolt, q Cleveland, T..
Cmplrt -Shsnian. Time hour and IS minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

Fort Washington Ridge I'd. %. lis Of lands OF WI
liam N Tweed. near iq2d 81. n extended, ItO.6I
I7slOH irreg lots and on map re In Reg, once;
boulevard. e q. adjoining lands Of Tweed near
ig1d 81 n eHtendods 2tb1AAt, 70 private I'd, being
lot same map: Annie " Hal We Eugene l..
Rusche: 10 recover possession i-i0 part atty.
VI Walsh.
Pom washington I'd, present v a adJolninE lands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

ooran and Blankenship; smoot and Grady stolen
bAses-Odweil Seymour Sacrnce hits-Sebrtng,
Harper. Struck out-By Harper. by Campbell
!. First base on balls-On Harper q on comp
bell T. TmplTe-Klem. Time--i hour and 90
minutes Attrndhnce-2OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

Two base hit-Babb. Home nun Sheckard
Secrhce hitS-WolveFtOn, Lumey, sharp, Stolen
bases-Babb, Bergen. Double plays-ShArpe and
Needham; Lewis. Owens and Babb: SheckArd and
Bergen. Left on baseS-Brooklyn, A. Boston s.
Firsi base on bAlls-on Jones. 4 on Wills ?. Hi
BY. pltehsr-By Jones, !, Struck out-By Jones.
g. by Willis, g. . Umpire-JOhnstone. T1me-i hour
and IS minutes. AtendAnoe-i64s
CINCINNATI, u; sT. LOUIS IN. Ll,S
CINCINNATI Apnl B.-The Reds easily won
from 81 Louis hete 70 day. Campbell Wa hi,
hard throughout. while Harper kept the vislton
hits well scattered. The score:
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Plans Filled for Alterations.

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
tltema under S5.OOo omitted
Dro0me 81. f97; four stoTy Storchousc con
verted into lofts and stores. Moses An
stein. 30 W i9Jth ~. owner, Bernstein q
bernstein, n Trinity pl. architects
NloAsHF
Grand 81. " cor Orchard e.: three ston
iofts converted into dancing hall anil
meeting rooms: Prince, premises. owner.
eame archiieota. cosLs.s,s,,t,.s..s,.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

Avenue c. i2s-SO: Nathan ReisisT 81 al W Charles
Adams et al, atty. J Wilkenfeld
ash a. u. 90 W. and ttth a., ~ W: Mutual life
Insurance % Of New YORK W. SeAboArd Really
10 et Al; attyS, Townsend &N.
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southern League.

Al Atlanta Atlanta, ?. Montgomery, g.
Al Little Shreveport. 2; Little Rock, To-
Other Famrs pos pOneu, rain.
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AUTOnoBlLE BARGAINS,

II you want 20 buy a second hand Automobile.
get our price doors TANNED with bargains,
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO..
iA West 4s'h St. two doors cast Of Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
CHAMPIONS HAVE 4 PICNIC.
Slug the Quaker Pitchers and Lead All the
Way-BrOOklynS Win.

Peace reigned In Philadelphia yesterday
while the New York Nationals wero drubbing
the Quakers The champions increased their
lead. rain preventing the Pittsburg- Chicago
game. The Brooklyns triumphed over Bos-
ton, winning the series, three games TO one
and Cincinnati moved up notch by beating
the Cardinals. The results;
New York. =; Philadelphia. I.
Brooklyn, 3: Boston, !.
Cincinnati, II; ST. Louis. =.
g ChicagO-Rain.
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RELIAsLE NTTIIIMIIIN CHEAP /

No antiques or wrveKs. They must be Imperfect
order and bargains OF We don't take them on sac
ROAD TEsT given and FRBn INSTRUCTIONS 70 AA
purchasers.
Three entire noon-each . city block long-
jammed full OF BARGAINS. Latest arrivals noluoes-
1915 Zane for hackingl United States Long distance
Touring Car hve passenger. pIAcucAIH new COSY
I'VE passenger model. $50. Pour cylinder. ~! 49,
Locomoblle, glass front, Dynamo, complex N 49,
steamer Runabout top. $50. Pope Robinson. brand
new, four'cylndeT. thirty horse cost $500 gIsG
FouT-cylindeT La France" glass front slIbD'
Practically new 1905 Wnton, $3.50; Columbia Electric,
top, Ike new. 1875 Rambler. sixteen horse iwo
cyllnders. glass front, Baskets Lamps toosl tlSoO
last AUTUMN, $3.50 Franklin TonneAu. four oylndeI
TOP. complete. like new. $500 Dauseq; HAtesh
Darracq nine horse, $50 Peerless, $50 Aut9caf
1onneau, $3.50; 1908 Odsmobile, $500; Cadillac Ton
ntau. ttbo, Rambler, like new, 1915; other unusual
opportunities
WmLIS's AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
~ PARK Place chi 0 nah 70 MuIIay So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

FIaTI. won d1VIng. Tommy WhddtIT, b, Q, 81
owned by 81 Clancy: trained
. Hyncs
For maiden two year-olds; 500 added to earn

Good starr; won easily: Clark GnT1th, b. c.. .
hy k1lcy Mlck-Maidtn Poem. owned by frank
Farrell trained by r d Weir.
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KEELER'S HOMER WINS GAME.
NEW YORK AMERICANS DEFEAT
THE VASHINGTONS.

Hogs succeeds 0arkson In the Box and
Docs splendid Work-ErrOrs and LOng
Hhs-Cleyellnds WhlteWash Detroits
--PhDadsIphias Too Much for Bostons.
Tho winners In the American League yes
terday were New York. Philadelphia and
Cleveland. st. Louis and Chicago, on &C
count Of rain. did not play, and New York
tied st. Louis for third place The Bostons
dropped n the rear again. The results:
New York o; washington, 5.
Philadelphia, 10; Boston. a.
Cleveland. !; Detroit, q.
At ST. Louis
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First base on erroT-wsshinEton. Left on bases
New York. 7. Washington. s. Fltst base on
balls on C1Arkson. 2; on HogE. q OIL Hughes 5.
struck out-Ry GARRISON 2. by Hogg, J: BY Hughes.
l. Home runS-keelef Hughes Three base hits
Williams. Conroy. Two base hit-kittTedEe. SAcTi-
nee hitS-NllllAms. HIN. Cassidy. Stolen bAset-
Dougherty. ConrOy Chase, Double plAys-Nil-
Hams. Elherteld and Chase Mullen and Sthhl, Hit
hy ptcher-By GARRISON, !. Nid pltch-Hughet.
5000.
PHILADELPHIA "a. -. 10; Boston "a. L., g.
BOSTON April 2S.-Phuadeph,A won the nnGl
game Of the series TO day, Both ptneen and Bender
were driven from the boz and Winter Jared little
better than his predecessor al the hands OF the
visitors. The score.