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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

MISS FANNIE Dunn will return Saturday
evening from Atlantic City where she
has spent the past month with the Pelzers
of Montgomery.
Miss Mary SeinIes Ball and Miss Annie
Lou Chiffon have returned to Mont
eomery.
Mrs. A. G. Burch is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Frank Taylor in Montgomery.
The East Lake Daughters of the Con-
federacy will meet with Mrs. Burnett
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Impor-
tant business will be attended to and all
members and those of sisters chapters
are asked to be present.
Miss Eva Benners will spend portion of
the summer in North Carolina
Mrs James A. Going and Miss Eliza
beth Going returned yesterday
Mrs. M. A. Frye is in Admission
Mrs w. ]. Mcqueen and two sons will
leave today for North Carolina to spend
some time. Master Giles Mcqueen
health isn't good and they will TRIP the
North Carolina climate for him.
Miss Jennie Hood is at Cook Springs.
DR.. George w. Bains and family, accom-
panied by Miss Florence PEBBLES of Wi
mona. Miss, left yesterday for Ocean
View, N. J., to spend a month.
Mrs f. B. Tapp and her daughter, Miss
Mary Trap, will spend the summer in
New York state, visiting her daughters,
Mrs. F. w. Dick and Mrs. Lieutenant
Wiley, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Simms have re-
turned from a months visit to relatives
in Richmond. Va, and on the seacoast.
Miss Frances Cobb Fell, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss May Cobb, at
Bangor for several weeks, returned
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Jemison Prowel is in New York.
Mrs Prowell is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Whitehead at Buffalo Lithia
Springs, Va. Mrs. Whitehead will be
pleasantly remembered as Mrs. Bertha
Prowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maurice Roberts
have returned from their wedding trip
and are keeping house on North High
lands.
Miss Helen Robinson has returned 70
Blount Springs.
Mr. Reuben seay is the guest of friends
in the city.
Mr. James weatherly has returned from
Blount Springs.
DR.. j. C. lie Grande and Miss Bessie
LIE Grande have returned from Blount
Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Reese Martin are the
guests of friends in the city.
and Miss Carrie Levy, of st. Louis, Mo-,
are guests of Miss Frances Marien ia
cobs, 2240 Arlington avenue.
Congressman Henry d. Clayton, of Eu-
faula, will arrive in Birmingham today
and will be the guest of Col. R. H. Pear
son. Colonel Pearson has invited some
of Mr.. Ciaytons friends to meet and to
dine with him this evening at 1880 o'clock
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Champion Wire Fly Trap. ....... 15c
1907 good Cotton Mop. ........1 9c
13-inch Maple Chopping Boards. 15c
Large Clothes Basket. ......... 25c
2-quart Tin Coffee Pots. &c
Heavy Steel Handle Dippers. 80. &c
5-gallon Heavy Milk Cans. 95c
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Best Tubular Lantern. .... 49,. 48c
Alaska Ice Tea Glasses. ..... &c
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

js0C0-The southwest corner of 18th ST and
18th ave, North, 12oxlso; with thor
oughly modern beautiful 10-room dwell
ing, only been built about two years.
and cost $4,000 The lot is easily worth
5000. making a total of $1,000, but as
the owner is anxious to sell. we will
offer Ii for few Gays at 5000 IL this
is more than you want to put into e
home you can sell two lots for $500.
reducing the price of the corner with
dwelling to $500.
r. L. ANGLIN e. Co,
Phones 1b22 3Qes Third Ave.
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edge central business northside.
$50O0-Rental $50; 2-story brick; First
avenue.
s42Oo-Rental $40; corner, 1Oox14O; nice
neat 4-room cottages; white tenants;
northeast corner e and 18th st.
$SSO0-Elegant, modern history cottage;
easy terms.
$5250-Elegant 8-room stylish home fronts
car line; South Highlands; $1,000 cash.
balance $40 month. 1t rents at $40; how
does this strike you?
$2250-Modern Groom home; fronts car
line North Highlands; $500 cash. bal
ance $50 month
$40, 5O0-An elegant Groom modern home;
overlooks the city; lovely location;
100x20O; rare chance.
$1,000 stylish 2-story S-room home; two
stories; near 18th ave, North High
lands.
$200-50x140; 2nd ave-. near oath st.
81, OOo-Rents $1,000; 50x140; two story;
brick; End ave.
$500 Business lot Ave. B.
$4250-Modern S-room residence; South
Highlands; easy terms.
s1i0-F oot--50x10O; improved; business lot
10Th ST.
ss25o-5oxl4o; rental $500; four blocks of
union depot.
5000 Elegant new modern home; . rooms;
near Five Points.
$1O,O0O-Rental $500; close in; Northside.
$25OO-Rented s26 month; 55xloO; near 18Th
street, north.
S5OOO-Silver Hills; 12-room house at Men,
tone; near Loreing Springs; would con-
slider exchange for other property and
pay cash difference.
$40, 500-Six million feet pine timber near
mill and equipments worth 5000 tim
Der and all goes for $105OO. 1t is in
Chiffon county, Ala. near railroad.
S3O--Acre-5SO acres; 10 foot vein Blue
Creek and other veins on L. & N. rail-
road; 30 miles of Birmingham.
$S-Acre-2000 acres pine timber close to
railroad; 6000 average Bibb county. Ala.
s35O0-520 farm rich land; fine stock; well
improved; well watered; miles Of Ma
plesville, with one million feet pine and
good houses.
Our local real estate market is firm with
liberal inquiries for all classes Of realt,-.
BORN,
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CAT1NOLA IS new discovery. guar
Sinteed, and r.oney refunded IL 1t fails
to remove the worst case of Freckles,
Pimples, Tan Liver Spots, SallowneSs.
2lack-heads, or any ether skin eruption
H. 20 days-leaves the skin clear. soft.
healthy and .estores TIE beauty OF youth.
Thousands testify to the merits of Satin
OLA
Miss Bessie Miller wrtes.-Levys s. c..
Aug. 9. 1904, II I'm delighted witi the re-
suits of Satino.a. or the many prepara-
lions have used. Sstinola is the only one
I have found to positively remove freckles
ard clear the complexion. One OF my
friends has usec it and is very enthus-
iastic." Price soc ane s1.oo by leading
druggist or mail.
NATIONAL TOILET CO., Paris, Tenn.
Sold In all cities by the leadinL drug
R.sta
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" ANTDD-IIat salesman. (white) call
boy grazer, helper, good organizer,
photographer, saleslady, warehouse man.
E If you are out of work write us 4l3
Chalifoux Bldg.
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WANTED-Laborers at Sterling Dyna-
mite Works. Lewisburg, Ala. 7-4-3t
WANTED-Stenograp who understands
s bookkeeping and general office work;
g must have had experience In both lines.
Address Box r. or telephone 81 for APP
pointment. 7-2-tf
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HrLp wANrED-MAlE.

WANTED u. S. army; able bodied
unmarried men between ages of q and
35; citizens of United States of good
character and temperate habits who
can speak, read and write English. APP
ply to recruiting officer, ~ N. 10th St,
Birmingham Ala. 7-l-to-6-3O-06
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wANTED-Two walters for Ingram IL
thia Hotel. Ohatchee, Ala. Apply In
gram Lithia Co.. 201S Sd ave. 7-6-2t
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Congressman Henry D. Clayton, of Eu-
faula, will arrive in Birmingham today
and will be the guest of Col. r. H. Pear.
son. Colonel Pearson has invited some
of Mr. Claytons friends to meet and te
dine with him this evening at 7:3o o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-06

Miss Fannie Dunn will return Saturday
evening from Atlantic City, where she
has spent the past month with the Pelzers
of Montgomery.
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Miss Caroline Well. of Nashville, Tenn,
and Miss Carrie Levy, of st. Louis, Mo-,
are guests of Miss Frances Marien ia
cobs, 2240 Arlington avenue.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED-Young man; neatly furnished
front room; 2020 Eleventh avenue, south.
7-5-Yt
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Martin are the
guests of friends in the city.
The sun., 1905-09-07
LAWN TENNIS.
Mo,Ienhausr Furthest Along in TOarrna
ment at Nyack.

Play in the open tennis tournament OF the
Nyack Country Club was continued yester-
day on the club courts. Nyaok, n. Y. The
large number of defaults enabled the COM
mittee TO make good progress. and In spite
OF the loss Of day II may be possible to finish
the important matches this week.
Mems Sngles--Frst rounds. o. Miller, Roselle
Casino. defeated c. w. McMulen. BY default;
". G. Allen, Knckerhocker Field Club, defeated
wood koo 'h eckes cuS H aeieassd G.
New York Tennis Club. By default; Henry D. Belts.
HssSa ro. T.nns GsN cs" Gs% Hs
Yonkers Tennis Club, dc;ca;v +. T. Howard,
T.Iry;own Tennis Clyb. BY aciHu'; . pr. william
Bsssford, New York Tennis Club, by default.
Field club defeated s d O. Msr sr RSsele CasInS S
ens sy ds;aa % hssRf dse.iea sSasIy
iSnsSs T'eai csse ss eab ID ftIS ssS
Knlckerbocker Field Club, e-i. Sc; 81: r.. G.
ssy.r knSyood ccts, csS defeated Dr.
60 e-1: George H. Nettleton. New Haven Tennis
Club. defeated Henry d. Belts. Powel'on Tennis
Third Round Henry Molenhauer. Kings County
Tennis Club, defeated Jasper Dowd' Nyaok Country
ciSS @:0s I'D pous,..r,r,, round-H.nry Mo,enn,yer
and J joseph MeMshon. Kings County 1"a%Is Tonnis
Club, defeated ?. Hawk and I. M Banks, Engle-
wood EelS CSS nS fSya Smth Ts
Field Club, defeated ". H. Baldwin and Edward
baton Nysck Country Club. 81. e-s; S, o. Miller
eSs cEy '' and Wsm Runs
Highland Falls .Tenni. Club ca So
second round-Leyis Perry, Longwood Cricket
Club. defeated S. Q. Miller Roselle Casino, and
L. H. Fitch. Tarrytowl Tennis Club. 90 80:
Ss nss:.s deies;sd Gu hek ind M kt
and O. h. Miller. Rosee Casino. Ga. 60.
The sun., 1905-09-07
BOUTS OUT OF TOWN.
HaniOn Beats Fitzgerald on . Foul
-Schreck.Wille Mill NO Contest"

Eddie Hanlon. the San Francisco light
wei ght, defeated Willie Fitzgerald of Brook
lyn on q foul at Los Angeles last Tuesday
night. The men were to have fought twenty
rounds, but Fitzgerald struck Hanlon in
clinches. which was contrary to the rules,
and was disqualified. Hanlon had the better
OF the mill up to the time the contest was
stopped and probably would have won on
his m erits Hanlon set the pace and follow wed
Fitzgerald about, ripping home let's and
rights with accuracy. Once in the ffth round
Fitzgerald was doubled up by blow in the
home another smash the gong sounded. To
the maIorit Of those present II looked as il
Fitzgerald was glad he lost on q foul.
II was a. case OF the referee being badly
ratified in the the twenty round bout between
Mike Schreck Of Cincinnati and John Willie
Of Ch icaGo At Salt Lake City last Tuesday
The men battied in the open air and steady
Ey. slippery. Reieree willard Bean gave ' three n
decisions during the mill. He first declared
Willie the winner when the Chioago man had
fioored Schreck., A few moments later he
ssd sShsSs sSs had wSn on dfOa but before
contest and said that ali bets WERE on.
The blow that ended the hght came soon
Schreck low with full left swing and sent
him down. Schreck was On the floor in
apparent agony. Bean made no effort to
was weak from the PUNCH and fell to me hoor
the combat up to the time the q ght terminate ted,
but the spectators think that he committed
. foul and that Schreck was entitled to the
decision.
The sun., 1905-09-07
Aa acing at LatSnis.

CINCINNATI. Sept. Q. Tho steepleohase handicap
over the shot oourss furnished some excitement
at LAtonia today Woods Perry. backed from
10 to 10 0, won the event. Nr. Rose and Onyx H.
nnishcd second and third respectively. bun both
were disqualified BY the judges for refusias jump.
botn Sam Farmer and Crconn fell. Seaton. who
iooe tne latter. was seriously injured, while the
morse sam Farmer was also badly hurt. The
Judges placed Jim BozeunAn second and Pirate third
Ine lAtteY also ran oct, su: tu5sed osei and took
AZ a., tne jumps, whercupon the judges allowed him
'nisH H. mS1ney. summaries:
~, 80 won; nafslda. Io4 RadtEeI. 10 !. SECOND.
Marsie LieoeI. ee Nllen), Is TO /. third. Time.
inspeetor balpn, sid Silver and Deissoa also ran.
=. Second Race-ons mile and 20 yards--Dr. Wang,
- ss0rris, 20 I, won Eduardo o. Rsdtke 10
10 -. HoTsnsis also s1n "a 70 l. 'A''9' ''A''
IpiIo Reoe-S1 furionSs-Saint's Day. 100 Wan.
sto J. second: Scalplock OF civilians, to i. third
tIme, LA ~: Tom Chance. Cssnewdine. L!t,e
Sen' 6ueu Test. Windshield. Don Trent and Antsra
FOURTH Rsee-one mile and a sl1teenth--Hayt-
M Mland 100 Norrsl. : 70 1, won; .Kinr Ellsworth
g1 Wiliarnsl. - 70 !. second: AajoI J. r. Carson.
Anee), ~ 70 I. third. Time. i.tS -. BrsnAs.
Ia puoelle and Coruscate also ran.
p! F,1th RaSs-Sseepleehs:e: short ccurse-wood'
is4 tstioaS. ID % i. seeoad: PIRATE. 80 tBsriyi ~
70 !; third. Time. s0l IS. Mr.. Rose and onyl
nnlshed second and third respectively. but atis
disquelined. sam Farmer also ran. Grceln fell
SInth Raos-Si1 furlones-Qu'nn Brady 100
second rciox SSo ahyDsisn sh.D fss ,Os ca. Sa
third Time. ilS IS. Grace Wagner, Hostility
and NutterWeu also ran,
The sun., 1905-09-07

NEW YORK "a. L.), 2; WASHINGTON, o.
WARRINGTON, Sept. GA mastery exhipi-
tion Of the fine art of pitching to-day by the
headiest twirler in the profession, CLARKE
Griffith, scored q shutout by the New PIKE.
. to- Seven hits were registered on Grimth.
including two doubles and Q triple. but they
were all 10 far apart and 90 nicely timed
by the willy pitcher ~ to be absolutely narm-
less and caused no uneAsine9s. Grlmtn
had practically perfect coptrol, allowing put
a single base on balls. and No struck ouS i0Hr
was sufaeient sati.fsstio9 for Grif,th in this
southpaw Vic Adams for the Washinston
game and several times extricated himself
from critical situations " tn the ability o.
received Sensational. support by. the. WaAh-
ingtons, who half . dozen times killed SEEM
ingly safe hits. that otherw se might have re-
suited in heavy scoring. With three on bases
in the fifth inning Cassidy robbed keeler q .
hit. Mil did the same for Conroy after Will
liams had trebled In the sixth.
Conroy opened the ninth with . double
header and gave way to Fult3 because ne
twisted an ankle oassidy failed 70 catch =
Chase singled scoring Fulta. In fielding the
bal Cassidy hhTew badly and Gh.;. 1:soasd
abed Chase to reach third whence he scored
Heydon tripled for Washin gton In the third
inning and was thrown out et the plate by
Williams on Adanss rap. Cassidy on third
and Anderson on frst tried tho double steal
in the sixth inning and VIII ANS again threw
the runner out at the plate. The score:
The sun., 1905-09-07
TO.DAYts {. .ARDFOR sMEEPsHEAD.
flight Hssakes and husset Handicap the
Features.

: Hasburs s,Ballslhas top weight In the Flight
Staa,esA fop all ages .ssvei furlongs. Futurity
couEse, to, be run aCthe Bay this afternoon
The lgrest3 mare must give weight TO Rose
ben. Burieigh. Rapid Water. Lady Amelia
and thatyro- year -old Yankee Consul. Short
hose has top weig In the Russet Handicap.
at mile, and hah on the grass. with Dolly
spauker satsd Joaquin both probable factors,
In tho inst race. for two-year-olds. hve
and n halY 'furlonss. Muffins. lnsleslide and
Minua may 20 well. Diak Roberts. Nitrate
and MRldenm prove the best In the steeple-
chase. LA the hfth event. for all ages. six
furlongs. ulsin track. Lady Amelia and Mar
loram are ypoth heavily weighted. with Midas.
PretsllsionS aud Merry England dangerous.
The fourth rscs. at . mile. has such good
paters as canteen. .1D'Arkie. Blenneuworth
Novona, hui,ria Pronta snd Chimney Sweep.
The entEies follow:
The sun., 1905-09-07

At . special meeting Of the Metropolitan
District Cricket League at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel yesterday final arran ments for the
game between the Uunlors Of Philadelphia
and the Juniors Of New York were made
The contest will take place on Sept. Is. and
the courtesy Of the Brooklyn club In extend
ing the use Of its grounds at Prospect Park
has been accepted BY tho league. This will
6s, 6s the O. arst occasion n which = game Of this
cities. The team Of the New York boys viii
PsSos Pc COMPOSED q the fqlovins players Gordon
Tunley, Harold Tsttersaii. Z. j. Williams and
r Gautier OF Brooklyn and j. Boak, II. Zoller,
q. Anderson. Il. Reid and +. Walters Of the
The sun., 1905-09-07
Polo fsr what Cheer Gun,

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 6.-The Myopis and
Dedham polo teams contested to-day in ths
fnals for the What Cheer cup offered bv Mra
j. Russell Giadding. A handicap Of four
goals was a. allSxed 1yopia,. and 1t ,vae e.
psottedd pted hat ths 2 R9edhsm team. vhiA in.
shamponship players. would VIII Win ss.ilSe q Se 95a aa
the contrary. Myopia. largely through the
superior work Of AInes and Tweed. won, with
period. Alnes played by far the best sams
Of any hssn man On either team snd Tweed
months, was hardly less 81 ilfui Fnrb.s nreS nnS
Crane v ere re, not In their usual form and Dab.
The sun., 1905-09-07
Oranseba,rg Harness Races.

OnANGEBURa, N. Y. Sept. 6.-Some Of the
best light harness sport ever Witnessed at
the fair of the Rockland County Horticul-
tural and Agricultural Society was seen
to-day Evelyn W.. the chestnut mare owned
by Judge Wardell Of the Bay Ridge Driving
Club, won the 2:20 pacing race. taking the
heats remaining over from yesterday right
OF the reel. Invader. owned by Elmer
Stevens of New York. won the free for all In
straight heats.
The sun., 1905-09-07
CHARTER OAK FOR ANGOLA.
Ant o. a. Road Rollers Put t'Eartford.TractG
in Condition.

HARTFoRp. Conn. Sept. s.-Angio2a won
the Charter Oak Stake 200 trotting race at
Charter Oak Park this afternoon ,afterwinning
two heats yesterday. when four heats were
trotted. She and Zephyr each stood to-day
with two heats won. and in the betting Angiola
was the favorite. Geers made a strong drive
with Zephyr to-day. but his mare hadn't the
speed to overtake Angola. Zephyr won
second money, Norman B. third. and Glen
wood NJ. fourth.
Rain interrupted the racing. and the last
race on the program. the 2l2 trot. was not
reached. The rain came about 2 3N o'clock.
and the track was not sufficiently dried OH
for racing until clock. Soon after the rain
stopped. A. ]. Welch. owner Of the track. in
duced a lot Of automobilsts to take their
machines out on the track. The machines
served road rollers and did good service
in getting the track in condition.
Delaree was expected to take the Capital
City 2:ao trot. She came in fifth in the first
heat lame from q strained tendon sud was
withdrawn. The first heat was won by Miss
in-law. bat with Delaree out Albert c. be-
came favorite in the betting. and this conf
denoe was we'll placed. He took the next
three heats without trouble.
nothing but Don Carr In the pacing race,
and there was little surprise when he won In
was oStfooted. -Four drivers. Murphy,
Walker, Howard and Hel!1an. were fined
$50 each by Starter Newton fOr, scoring ahead
et the pole horse after they had been warned.
The summaries:
The sun., 1905-09-07


B. orbr;c by, Disguise lI.-Prctty Maiden:
3. T. by Commando SKIM: ID. j. Robinson $50
b. G. by Kingston -Lapccttr: L. Celia .t..... 200
y. c. by Disguise IL, Royal Rose: J, J. HylAnd 500
b. T. by Ben Brush-Climax: W L. Powers. 500
b. c. by BIN Brush--HAndmaid: NJ. BY rnes., 100
Il. T. by Ben Brush--Pairy Slipper n. L. Baker $50
Oh. c. by St. Leonardo Spiendour; r. L.
On T. BY tner@Cu.hai,;; ". h. Powers ,,,, So
b. T. by Bea Brush Seeress. James Grimm 4O
Ch c. By St. Lconardo-Illoglcai; j. McCrane ESQ
b.. f. by Kingston Young Princess J. J. Hy
CHI T. By st. Leonards s--veva: j. ". Nay ,. 1.4oo
y. Z. by Klnyston-SemPeI Cara: v. Hayes. tt0
Oh. T. by ST. lconards- Elsie: J. A. Bennett 90. G76
Oh by kinsston-.Atala: y. l. Powers. go
Ch. {. by Hamburg Melbs; II. =. Wnlney... 2.0OD
Br. c. by Kimarnock H. Rupeta; II. p: Whitney 900
Br. 1. by Kilmamock -Jmks; n, p. whitney. 1000
D.. by Hanburg-Tars Blackburn; H.
Br. T. by KImanock- Miss utermk: r.
B. T. by Neddler-Baliy hoo: j, Beatt- .,...,. 200
Cb. I. By Hamburg homeopathic; il. HAY
Br. c, by Yankee-Catarina: r. l.. Rose. $50
Il. T. by Klmarnock- Ella: r. l.. Rose. ..,... 40
Ch. I. by haliy iyhooBcy-Leisure; j. Deattie... $50
The sun., 1905-09-07
li,endon to Coach Annapolis Crew Again.

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. e.-Rlchard Glendon Of
the Boston Athletic Association. who has
coached the Naval Academy rowing crews
successfully for the last two seasons. has
been engaged for next year He is now In
Annapolis and will spend q month looking
over the material in the new fourth class.
The Navy expects to row Yale. Columbia
PENNSYLVANIA and Georgetown next season
as last. Midshipman Kenneth Huron OF San
sQuatics.
The sun., 1905-09-07

Second New Jersey. Bil; U. s. S. Hancock. 5oa.
First District of Columbia sos Fifteenth Infantry
Second District OF Columbia, 4s7: United States
Marines. ls2: Second Washington. tsA; Fifth Mary
land 4s, Fourth New Jersey. $780, Third New Jersey.
47s.
The matches scheduled for tomorrow are
the regimental skirmish. Columbia trophy
company tyro and company ideal: Seven
msh trophy. won last year by the Marine
COrpa
The sun., 1905-09-07
CHICAGO IA. I). s:prrnor, o-rnsr oAxs.

DETROIT. Sept N-PItcher Smith Of Chicaeo
against Detroit to-dsy accomplished that rare
locals fall to hit safely but they also failed 70 Set
anything that remotely resemhled : hit. Only
three locals reached nfBt and hat trio on basea
on balls DR., White was nearly az effective in the
other eame allowing on, four hits, three Of which
from Burlington. W.. lasted ono 1lnng only. The
The sun., 1905-09-07
CHICAGO IA. ~, Is; Dsrnorr. o-s.ooxp an,

Two base hlts-Smlth. Green. Mcfarland. rhr.e
base hlt.CNllshsn: Sscrnce hiEDavts. Fint
base on balls-On Wtegs, 8: od Disch 4: On Sy,,th
Struck out-By wigSs :; Ry Dlsch. ): BY Smith. !.
HI BY piteher.sy D'ss6, !. Lef On .basss~
pires-O Ioughlln and Mccarthy Time-i Sns,r
and Is cnnutes. At<ndAnoe-S500
The sun., 1905-09-07
HORSES AND CARRIAGE.

Babylon, L. l., n. Y. Nov. n. 1904
Trotting mare, AAfeoni. laid up over ytsr with
rlngoone. nred and blistered with NO result: used
had roam mare With two splfnts-dssd lame
sound. "a " 6TkONG
$500. all dealers. send for copy Of eusrantes.
booklet on all lamenesa and letters
TROY ChkNlOAL Co, Rin Ghamton. n. Y.
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Totals. IS 7 ~ II 3 Totals. - eT1s
sRaiiad for Qlmatead In the ninth inning.

'Batied for olmstead In the ninth inning.
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First base on error--Providenoe. d jersey City.
= Lei. cn essss-JSsfr,sy s.Sr Oy, p psSvSssSs r. H :.
!; Oh Nops 1. Struck out-By olmstead. 8: BY
pullman. !. * Nops' 2 Two base @ @sisS-yssad:.-
Siolsn bAses-Ciement 90, Wcods Double pays-
Ps.tee and Cassidy; N9ps. Jseklitsch .nd oona.
Tims-l hour and S miAutss. Attendanoo--Ss0.
bALrrMoRl, !: NEwARx. o..
BAlrnoRx, Sept. o-In an Interesting and
quickly played game the Baltlmores shut Newark
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Games Sciseduica tss Ts-day.
NATIONAL LnAuUn

Boston IN New York 1.-TWO gamsO: Brooklyn n
PhusdelphlA: Cincinnati In Pttsbure.
AkBAICAN LHA0uH.
New York In Waahine eton. phiadeipbia IN NJ.
ton: st. Louis 10 Detroit. " NV
RAerHAN LKAoun.
Providence in Jersey City; Montreal In Buffalo
Toronto In Rochester.
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inner out at the plate. The score:

" " V " v " v V "
Two base hits-.Anderson Chase. conroy. Stah
Stolen bases Chase tz,. MCGUIRE. Left on eases-
New York. q Washngton. 7, First base on ball.. a.
Adams. 2. Struck out-By Grifith. I; by Adams. l.
Umpire Sheridan, T1me-i hour and 81 minutes
Attendance-2 20s.
PHILADELPHIA IA. L.l, 2: BOSTON "a. L., 1.
BOSTON, Sept. 6.JThe Phiadelphias won from
Boston this afternoon In the ninth on poor tudg
ment by Burkett Of a line drive BY Monte Cross,
which allowed Scyhold TO score the winning tally.
Barry pitched a superb game. and should have won
IL. The score.