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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-14
Russians Report Casualties.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 14.-Ofi-
cial returns of the first year of the
war, not including Port Arthur show
that 130,339 officers and men passed
through the hospitals going north and
4007 subsequently died at the hos
pitals. OF the total number sent to
hospitals over $4,000 returned to- the
ranks. The killed in battle are es-
timated at from 10000 to, $4,000.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Feb. H.
The Minnesota Retail Grocers anj
General Merchants association began
it's annual convention IN this city to-
day with an attendance Of nearly If
teen hundred members The sessions
will continue until F'roday. The pro-
gram calls for. the reading OF papers.
the discussion Of topics Of general
trade interest and the election Of off,
GERS.
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Tells Of His Part in killing
Of a Man at MiddIesex,
he SAYS COURT ExoMERATEp Nm
A Reply Made to the CHARGE Hurled
at Him by William r. Hearst
Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-Tne Sec
ond installment of the Sullivan
Hearst controversy was presented in
the house today. Sullivan took the
floor on a question of privilege and
made a lengthy explanation of the
killing of a man in Middlesex county
Mass, in 1885, for which Sullivans
father served a short sentence, him.
self being acquitted. This was the in
reply to Sullivan on the floor of the
house yesterday Sullivan declared
that the court had pronounced him
free from any moral guilt and there
was a question as to his fathers guilt
Both sides of the house greeted his
statement with applause.
Gardner of Massachusetts, one of
Sullivan's colleagues, spoke of Sui
livan's irreproachable character He
was applauded. This ended the in
cident.
The public building bill was re-
ported to the house this afternoon. 1t
contains the following provisions: In
creasing the limit of cost of the Spo-
kane building 100000; of the Tacoma
building 100000; authorizing a new
building at Baker City. Or, to cost
100000 and one at Eureka, Cal, to
cost $125,00
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-14
ANOTHER CHADWICK VICTIM
BANKER IRA REYNOLDS MAY
MEET THE FATE OF BANKER
BEcKWirH.
He Is Seriously Ill at Cleveland
Cassie Has Heart Disease and
May Sueeumb.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 14.-Banker Ira
Reynolds, trustee of the alleged
$5,O00, 900 securities Of Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick, is seriously i'll with grip
The Chadwick case is said to have
aggravated his sickness. Attorney
Dawley. counsel for Mrs. Chadwick
said today that she. had heart disease
and he would not be surprised If the
excitement of her trial would result
fatally.
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SCALP BOUNTY CRAFT
GUILTY OFFICIALS HAVE PRE-.
tiMlNARY HEARING AT SALT
49,. = LAKE TODAY.
Shipped in Hides Which Were Passed
OF Many Times in Different
Counties.
SCALP

SALT LAKE, Feb. 1.-THE preiim-
mary hearing Of the bounty graft gang
took place. in the police court today.
Harry Roberts turned states evidence
and testified that the gang secured
hides from South America, faxed to
resemble coyote wolf. lion. and wild
cot skins. They cost the gang from
25 cents to $1.35 each and they coll
lected bounties on the same hides a
number of times and swindled the
state out of over $20, 900.
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Two pEspERADoEs TRAPPED.
"Oktatsenaan Coomhs and Denver
Lane Captured in Wyoming.

BUTTE. Mont, Feb. 14.-Word has
been received here Of the capture at
Basin. Wyo. of okla homa" Coombs
and Denver Lane, two notorious
rustiers and desperadoes who broke
Jail at Billings, Mont, a month ago.
Over 50 shots were exchanged. the out
laws sufrenderine to the Wyoming
posse only after their ammunition was
exhausted The bandits were driven to
shelter and were trapped as result
Of the cold weather. the temperature
being close to 50 below zero.
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Nsnsueky Hardware Men.

-ooisVILLE. Ky. Feb. 1.-THE
OF the Kentucky Retail
=. "Sfe and Stove Dealers associa-
-. u began their annual convention
ca, 0day with headquarters at the
81, mouse. The attendance is large
p,os' meeting, which lasts two DAYS,
t.,u.. 10 be one of exceptional in
10 'ne retail trade. President
W Frederick, of owensboro. called
o. as to order and presided
us. opening session. The report
.s.ss Secretary R. c. Sewer, of frankfort,
D. !, e affairs Of the association to
good condition.
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Russian Army Needs Clothing.

TOXIC. Feb. 14.-Reports from Liza
Yang place the total Of Oyama's forces
between Sha river and Harbin at 450,-
900 Of which ESQ, 900 are in the right
line. The condition Of prisoners taken
indicates that the Russians are short
of shoes and underclothing. It is be-
ieved the severe cold is increasing
sickness among the Russians.
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Strike Ends at st. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 14.-Tne
employees of the Putiloff works re-
turned today practically ending the
strike at st. Petersburg. Ballots are
being distributed among workmen for
the election on Sunday of representa-
tives to the mixed commission Of mas
ters and workmen provided for by the
emperor's ukase.
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pesuIt Of Collision on the Lake
Erie and Western.
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MEN NJ uR1
o.., snowdrifts Prevent Wreekins
Trains From Reaching the Scene :.
of the Wreck.

PERU. Ind, Feb. 14.-Fifteen to 20
trainmen were injured as the result of
. collision between a freight and a
work train on the Lake Erie and
Western last night. Heavy snow drifts
/, have prevented a wrecking train from
raaching the scene, where the injured
orc heing cared for in a box car. The
temperature is IS below zero.
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japanese Estimate ef Russian Leases.
TOXIC, Feb. 1.-THE japanese es-
innate Of the Russian losses at Mai
Kou Tai from January 25 to %, Is
25,00e killed and wounded.
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40 HANGED
IN WARSAW
Government Deals Aarsh|y with
RebeIIious Poles.
MANY BEA1Hs RESULT FROM RIOTS
Japanese Estimate Russian Losses in
Last Week Of January at
Twenty five Thousand.
MANY eEA1Hs RESULT FROM RIOTS

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Berliner
Zeitung reports that 40 men have been
hanged at Warsaw for participation in
street demonstrations.
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Russian Attack Rsputssd.:

TOXIC, Feb. 14.-Oyama reports
that the Russians shelled and twice
attacked Wal Tao mountain Sunday
but were repulsed. Small forces OF
Russian infantry attacked Lapatai and
Han Shan Tai Monday, but were re-
pulsed.
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Admiral Togo Sails From kure.

TOXIC, Feb. 14.--Vice Admiral Togo
tination is a secret. He is supposed
to be proceeding south. 1t is stated
manders will fire on all GOLFERS found
i'm company with Russian warships re-
gardless of their nationality.
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Rumors of Peace Again.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 14.-Ru-
mors of the nearness of peace in the
far east are current on the bourse to-
day,
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Japanese Attack RepuIsed.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 14.-Gen-
eral Sakaroff reports that the jap
anese attacked Nanaheinapo yester-
day, but were repulsed leaving many
dead.
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Forty-six Below in Montana.

T0Tty-SN 0eT0W III Montaha.
BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 14.-Forty- six
below zero was reported from the
ture this morning is rising rapidly.
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Consul Fxlksnhurg ls Dead.
Los ANGELES. Feb. If. A.
Falkenburg. head consul OF the Wood
men Of the World. died this morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-14

; The progressive merchant
, keeps up his advertising all
, the year around.
, Most people buy on the I'M
, pressions OF the day. The ad-
yertiser who makes the impress
) sion and creates the interest. is
) very likely to handle the money.
, that is waiting to be spent.
/ a - - q . q q q q . y y
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
2ad STREET FERRY, NEW YoRk.
Readings New Terminus in Centre Of
New York City.

Commencing June 25 the new up
town ferry at foot of West 23d Street.
n. r., New York. will be opened to the
public and first class ferry boats viii
ply regularly between that point and
The Jersey City station.
The new terminal is q modern struc-
lure, beautiful as well as utilitarian.
with every arrangement possible for
he comfort and satisfaction of patrons
as well as their quick handling. The
Terry house is double decked with two
waiting rooms. the one on the main
door being 5OxSO feet and on the up
Der floor 50x6O feet and as the ferry
boats are also double deckers" pas
sengers win be landed from both up
per and lower decks.
An electric cab service at low rates
has been provided and the cabs will
meet the passengers at the water
front instead of on the street. The
Metropolitan Street Railway has CO.
operated by putting in loops for the
following lines: 14th street. 23d street
2Sth and 29th street lines. A hand
some glass rooted canopy or marquise
so feet wide. extends along the street
front of ferry. and passengers can
step directly into the cars without be-
ling exposed to inclement weather OF
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
CREAMER SUSPENOS PLAYERS
Those Who Assaulted Umpire Black
Are Punished.

President creamer, Of the rri-state
League last night made the following
announcement:
For attacking Umpire Black at
Harrisburg on Tuesday Sylvester Of
Lancaster, is suspended four days and
fined Ss5. For an offense Of similar
nature against the same umpire, Roth
fuss. OF Lancaster is suspended three
ldays and fined S25.
In the case Of Mccarthy and Apple
/ gate. of Williamsport, who forced UNI
pire Laird under shower bath after
the game. the attack being undoubt-
ledly premeditated. and from the eVi-
dence given, the president has sus-
pended them each three days. with
fines Of SIS each. These four men cam
mot play until the fines are paid.
Attacks on Tri-State umpires have
become so persistent and so vicious
that the next man who offends will be
made xlmple Of and he will be i'm
ldefnneiy suspended II not put out OF
the gam fhe remainder Of Che
lseason."
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
THE YELLOWSTONE PARK,>LEwls
AND CLARK EXPOSITION, AND
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
An Attractive Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad.


Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has arranged a special personally coa-
lucted tour to visit the Pacific Caast,
including the Yellowstone Park. Port
and (for the Lewis and Clark Expo
sition) and the beautiful resorts
among the Colorado Rockies. This
tour viii leave New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington and other cit
les on the Pennsylvania Railroad Sat
urday, September ., by a special trair
of high grade Pullman equipment. The
itinerary will cover n period of three
weeks, the party reaching the East on
he homeward journey September %.
The special train will be used by the
party over the entire route, except dur
ng the five and one-half days in the
Yellowstone Park, when the fine hotels
ROW in service in the great preserve
will be utilized. The train will be side
tracked at Portland for occupancy
there. and all meals en- route. except
IN the Yellowstone Park and in Den
yer, win be served in the special din-
ing car.
Round-trip tickets covering all ne
Icessary expenses for twenty-one days
,S20O from all points on the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad except Pittsburg, from
which the rate will be S195.
For itineraries and further informa-
tion apply TO ticket agents; c. Studs,
Eastern Passenger Agent. 253 Fifth
venue. New York; Hugh Hasson, Jg..
Passenger Agent Baltimore District.
baltimore Md; B. M. Newbold, Pas
senger Agent Southeastern District.
Washington, d. c.; Thomas r. Watt
Passenger Agent Western District
.Pittsburg. Pa; or address Geo. w.
Boyd. General Passenger Agent. Phil
ndelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
CHIMNEY SWALLOWS AS TARGETS

Easton, Nd. Aug. 3.-Small bats or
chimney swallows are more numerous
IN and around Easton az the present
time than they have been in recent
years and the local crack shots can
be seen every evening at about dusk
at the town eimits. where for an hour
hey try their skill in shooting these
birds, which are had to hit, since they
ly and dart so fast
The champion shot so far is DR.. Phil
lip l.. Travers, who yesterday after
noon killed 20 out Of 25 shots. Next
10 him came Pete Cobourn who killed
is out Of 25 shots. The three next
highest were Justice Robert II. Har-
desty, Frank L. Roberts and John S.
MCDANIEL who each killed II out of 25.
4 number Of others killed 10 and ~.
Others killed one and two, and sew
oral who are considered good shots in
he field could not touch a feather on
these swift little creatures. The shoot
ers have daily a gallery of spectators.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
MATINEE RACES
Five Events on the Gard for Saturday
Afternoon.

There are fivc events on the card
for the matinee races at the Horse
show Park on saturday. The third
stone Florence stanton. Tobasco and
lim +. promises TO be a feature. The
card follows
Event No. L. mile heats, 2 IN 3.
Mr. Tanguy ... .-. ...br. g. Elmclin
Mr.. Coodley III. g. Prince Duroc
Mt Greenman. ch. M. Mollie Pitcher
Dr. Ewes &C.,. ... ID. m. Ashland Bess
Dr. Darlington, br h. Candy Chimes
Event No 2, mile heats. 2 Ia 3.
MI. Stoeckle . ..b. m. Dorcos Moore
Mr. Darlington 80. 49,. b, M. Mabel G.
Harry Mahaffy, Jr, b g. Walloper
Mr' austin .-. 49,. d. q Eismere
ii. Il. Wallace &c.. b. M. Dorothy
Event No. 3. mile heats Ia B.
II. t. Wallace - 81. b m. Vic. Wood
Mr.. DUPONT .- ..b. q. Rejected Stone
Mr.. Stoecllle. blk. m. Florence stanton
Garden Farm 49,. 49,. .b m. TObasCc
Mr. Quigley . M .....b. g. Jim r.
Event No. g. mile heats IN B..
w II. Wallace .....b. s.. Billy Mack
Mr.. Witsil ~. -. b. s. Diamond Dicl
Mr.. Tanguy M 90. ..ch m. Rexenia
MT. Hollett ... ... ,...- b. g. Starlight
Mr.. Winchester 80. .br. g. Casseltor
Mr.. Gilman &c.. ... .ch. g. Jesse J
Event No. s, mile heats, in 3.
/ Mr.. Cooley ... 90. 90. blk. m. Alice l3
| Mr.. Greenfield 49,. &C.. blk. r. Kno'
/ Mr.. Ewing ... ..... ch. g. William ~
/ Mr.. Tanguy ... ... b. g. Alfred T
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
SINK on Eaatern shorn.

Easton. Nd, Aug. 2.--John T. Price
Q crahher az Easton Point, is authority
for the statement that there are a larg,
nun3U of niarks which have made
their appearance IN the Tired Avon river
WitAin the last fow weeks. Several
which he has seen are from 6 10 rs
feet in length. 'They play havoc with
his 'trot' lines, biting them IN two and
devouring the crabs on thcm Yes.
terfay when starting out 70 work ne
took a long Winchester rifle. He also
reports that there are schools OF fish
IN the river. especially around the
shores OF Hollyday's Island. at the
mouth Of Back creek.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
sonvonir PostaI cards.

Citizens Of Newark are pround of
some souvenir postal cards bearing pic
tures Of the places of historic interest
IN that vicinity, which are being sold
there. The cards We're made in Ger
many and the souvenir pictures are
1rom photographs taken by 7. j. Fra
zer Of Newark, who sent Them to Ger
many for that purpose. Among the
historic buildings on the. cards are
Delaware College, Old Newark Acade-
my, which is the oldest school in the
state, Welsh Tract Meeting House,
built nearly two hundred years ago,
The =. b. & W. Railroad station, and
also the monument at Cooch's bridge,
marking the spot where the stars and
stripes were first unfurled in battle.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03

lrunuingythe gauntlet of the street traf-
fic.
Twenty-third street has long been
noted as great shopping centre, the
crossoown lines intersect with the var
ious branches of the elevated line, all
of which have stations on this street.
while the New York Subway presents
lstill another means of transportation
up or down the island: this is further
more the heart of the hotel and the
atre section.
WithVthe opening of this new ferry
the old Whitehall Terminal (South
Ferry) will be discontinued, but the
LibertytStreet Ferry will be maintain
led with' service unimpaired.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
crIsfIoId shut one seaford.

Crisheld, Nd, Aug. S.-Crlsheld ana n
ford, on the Crisncil grounds yesterday
played "a game Of BAN that viii be remem-
bcred long by the local people The game
was a pitchers battle with Roberts. OF
crisheld, AGAINST White. Of seaford B-th
mon did excellent work and would have
brought the game to draw but for the
orors On the part Ct the seaford first base
man, which caused two runs for Crls-
fold. The sccro was c isneld, .; Sea ord, o.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
Won.n n Rowina contest.

lnaton. Nd. Aug s.--A party OF
vonnS irel AMI women snve rowing
coQifsi "a Tiehnnn's Island ON Nom
qait, "he first prze was won by Miss
Jniia Beker and the second prize by
Miss E,va barnett.
The iI.ts IN the contest wero Misses
Iuiio Baker, Eva Barnett Anna M.
EEan. Je1nic Burns Catharinc Davis
en- farll." Davis. Tho gentlemen in
ife rnrij wsfa Mcssrs. Roy Burns,
Wilii"ul Etarr Howard Barton. james
B'fc' pa1 Roaert White. Of phiadel-
pha
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
Rehoboth cIub eeieated.

Snow Hin. Md. Aug. BIN the third
glme between Rehototh and Snow Hin
on Tuesday the home team won by @
to AT the beginning of the ninth
inning the score was even but Snow
Hill made one run IN the Wind-up The
SAM abounded In. errors. The Reno
both team was considerably strength
oned ami felt confident of winning the
rubber.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
Wilmington Gun Club Shoot

There will be an interesting shoot
at the grounds Of the Wilmington Gun
club this afternoon. II will be a two
man team race between Edward Banks
md A, n. Lobb and George Bur-
roughs and George Simon.
What auds interest to the event is
The fact that all the participants are
sxastate champions with the exception
)f Mr. Lobb There is talk of William
VI. Foord and James A. McKelvey en-
ering and making a triangular race.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
WsddeIl Fans Fourteen.

Philadelphia, Aug. 3.-The Athletics
stepped into first place yesterday by
defeating Chicago for the third time
this week. waddell pitched a great
game striking out IA men, new re-
ord for this season. In the first inning
he gave four bases on balls and hit a
man, forcing IN three runs. Then he
struck out the side. The Athletics hit
owens hard. scoring four runs on
seven hits two OF which were home
runs. He was relieved by Patterson
in the fourth inning.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
AseuRY PARK BOOKLET.
Descriptive Publioation Issued BY the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
.pany has just issued an attractive
booklet descriptive Of Asbury Park.
1he publication is designed 10 present
t1e attractions and claims of AsbGry
Park as summer seaside resort
Persons dcsning information con-
'cTning this popular resort may OBJ
tam a copy OF the booklet by enclos-
ing two cents in postage STAMPS to
Geo. W. BOYD, General Passenger
Agent. Pennsylvania Railroad. Phiia-
.dslphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03

WTETlL TTEN FLAN TOUAY.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
F-trnlla Amin Win.

The oay mare Estrella, owned by NJ.
u White Of Hertford. \. c., which
wcn the 2.20 trot here last week after
reren beats. Yesterday captured the
~ trot ut Norfolk va She won the
''r7i iorsfh 0rd sixth heats, her best
tf to.ug 2.2l Ia
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
Northampton ream Won.

CAPE Charles Va. Aug. 3.-Ths
NORTHAMPTON county baseball club won
another victory Tuesday on the home
grounds whene il defeated the crack
Western shore team OF Reedvllle, VA,
by score of to 1.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
eetterton Aaaln Won.

Bettcrton. Md. Aug. s-Bettcrton ad-
ded onoiher victory to its l'st yester-
day afternoon by winning from the ARM
strong Cork Company baseball team. Of
Baltimore by to q
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
R'LAUGRLIN SENT TO
THE STABLE AGAIN
Bussey's Bunch Was No
Match for the Harrisburg
Singers
Singers

Harrisburg Pa. Aug s.-IIarris-
burg won slow and uninteresting
game from Wilmington yesterday az
ternoon through hard hitting IN the
second. third and nth innings Fal-
kenberg struck out eight men in six
innings when he was relieved by
Leary
McLaushliu was sent to the stable in
the fifth and Lewis. who succeeded
him. pitched we'll The score;
st~rr 'rfrNrfrrng.s
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
A Different sntranee.

First Burglar see that Mr Ein-
yuns entered his yacht in the Suly
races and got SlOO silver cup.
Second Burglar-Ive got him beat q
block. l entered a yacht las week an
got a whole silver service
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
Pennsylvania Railroad s1.oo Excursion
to Baltimore.

nlSunday, August 6. the Pennsyl-
vaniai Railroad Company philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railroad)
will run a special excursion to Balti-
more and return. A special train will
leave Wilmington 9.45 a. m. Return
ing the special train will leave Balti-
more (Union Station) at $50 D. m. Civ
ing n long day in Baltimore. Round
trip tickets win be sold at rate of 81
from Wilmington, good for passage on
" on this special train in each direc-
tion. No half tickets will be sold.
Crepe Paper, All PATTERNS,
AT Carfnnell'e 9Th and NTadfeor
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
500 to Baltimore-and Return.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Sunday,
August 6. Special train leaves VII
mington 9,45 a. m. Returning leaves
Baltimore (Union statioh) $50 p, m.
Tickets good only on special train.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
PENINSULA GAMES

Pocomoku city Nd. Aug. 3.-The
Pocomokc city club scored six runs i'm
The seventh inning yesterday and de-
featcd Crlsfeld by "a score Of 10 to G.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
THROUGHOUT The CIRCUIT

The Altoona team has strengthened by
he addition Of two now men who hail
irom the Now York State League, Mage
was placed in centre field and Kennedy
iook Grubb's place at third base. Another
new man. Martin Is putting up a great
lagae at short.--Williamsport News.
Pitcher McCiane played q shabby tricl,
IN Coatesvilie. After returaing to the club
le 1ccurod $50. pitched part OF game
and then again Observation-Disclosures
News
sebring asked Gray why he didn't um-
pire fioni behind the catcher on Monday.
DO you think it's going to rainT' re-
,orted Gray.
In the second inning Myers pitched
3owser a slow ball from a closs Gre mo-
ion, and Red" soaked the sphere into
senter field and practically won the game
Myers looked as If he would liked to
nave pitched that ball over again.--Johns-
own Tribune.
Wigs formerly OF Altoona, is now
pitching for Burlington, Of the Northern
League. He is still there with twelve ard
fifteen strike-outs in every game. A mil
lionaire named whitney, who owns the
cam, is determined to win the pennant at
an hazards.--Johnstow Tribune
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
ATLANTIC CITY hotels.
THE CLARENDON
virginia Avenue. near Beach.

Virginia Avenue. near Beach.
Atlantic City. N. ].
Rooms en-suite with tiled baths; sun
parlor. steam heat, electric lights. eie-
vator to street level. Perfect sanitation.
two minutes to Steel Pier and convenient
to all amusements. Rates $3.50 to Ra
daily $40 to SIS weekly. Booklet upon ap-
plication. M. d. NEIMAN.
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS or YEsrEHDAY,

RESULTS OF YEHTEHDAY.
Athletics, Al Chicago, 3.
New York. 4; Cleveland, 8
Boston. 4; st. Louis. 3.
Boston. 4: st. Louis, 3.
Washington, Q; Detroit, /.
THIN gv-A iNnTNC
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
TS STATE sTATIsTlcs.
Yesterdays SCORES

Johnstown. s; Lancaster I.
Harrisburg. a. Wilmington, 4.
Williamsport. 1; Coatesville, 0 az
Aitoo,,a A. Vork .
Evening journal., 1905-08-03
why. Of Course. .

Hoax-I can't see any similarity be-
tween becoming a congressman and
baking good bread.
Joax-lsnt success largely mat