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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
BOLD ATTEMPT MADE
TO BLOW UP BRIDGE
Property of Pennsylvania
Railroad Narrowly Es-
Escapes Damage.

NEW YORK, May PA mysterious
explosion of dynamite. which blew out
the windows OF piledriver near the
new Pennsylvania Railroad bridge over
the Hackensack River in Jersey City
early to-day. was at first reported to
the police as. having destroyed the
bridge, but was ascertained later to
have done no damage to the structure.
The watchman and three Pennsylvania
Railroad detectives who were on guard
saw the fash OF the explosion, but could
neither find any suspicious person In
the vicinity nor discover what had ex-
ploded nor how it reached the bridge.
The explosion caused the circulation
OF rumors that the railway company
had refused to allow certain class of
workrnen to be employed on the bridge,
and that thereupon anonymous threats
had been made to blow up the bridge
and the lives of some of the railroad
officials All knowledge of such letters
was denied at the offices of the Penn
syIvania Railroad. The officials denied
that there had been any labor troubles
of any kind in the building of tho
bridge. That the explosion was the re-
suit of a plot by disgruntled workmen
was pronounced absurd
1t IS believed that powerful explo-
siye hoated down the river on the tide,
whether by design of some malicious
person or by accident, is unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
POLICE UNABLE
To FIND CLEW
Identity of Crook Who Held
Up a Bartender in Dunn
Bros Saloon Is a Mystery
CRANK rs, HEARD FROM
Matthew III. Cullen Imagines
He Can Lay His Hands on
Two Men Who Did the Job

The police have been unable to find any
trace Of the robber who knocked down
Fred Baumbach, bartender in Dunn
Bros saloon, 1888 Market street, early
Friday morning and stole s405. They are
handicapped from the fact that Baum
bach says he did not see the thief. and
no one saw a man running out Of the
saloon. Baumbach has been questioned
by Captain Burnett and he adheres to his
original story. He said he had trouble
with his wife and that his brother-in-law
had threatened to sue him for S17 80, but
as he did not owe his brother-in-law a
cent he had declined to give him the
money. Inquiries were made at places
where Baumbach had been previously
employed and his character was found to
be good.
Early yesterday morning Policeman
O'Driscon saw a man inside front room
at 93S Mission street stagger against
window and break two panes of glass.
The policeman rang the doorbell and was
admitted by the landlady, Mrs. Edith
Dover. He went to the door of the front
room. but found 1t locked. He effected
an entrance by the window and found
Matthew H. Cullen lying on the bed. He
asked Cullen who had broken the win
dow, and Cullen replied: For Gods sake
let me alone and don't say anything to
Dunn Bros. as they might implicate me
in the robbery. / could lay my hands on
tae two men who did it." Cullen was
placed under arrest
Cullen is a crank on crime and drinks
till he magines things. About three
months ago he gave out that he had
swallowed poison because he was wanted
in Portland for breaking into a fur store
and stealing thousands of dollars worth
of furs. 1t was found that he had not
swallowed poison, and his story OF the
Portland burglary existed in his imag
ination.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

Buffalo Miss Webber was 1s years OF
age when she first discovered she was
an adopted child. discovering this from
a legal document fled in the Office OF
the County Clerk at Buffalo while en-
ployed as a clerk Her foster mother
refused TO discuss the girls parentags
with Miss Weber and it was not until
few weeks ago that she learned from
Mrs. Leroy Grant. wife of State Audi
tor Grant. that her father and a brother
were residing in San Francisco. Now
Miss Weber, who is a beautiful and
accomplished young lady, Is going to
California to get acquainted with her
father and brother. neither OF whom
she has ever seen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
WILL GREET FATHER
FOR THE FIRST TINE
Young Lady Coming Here to
Join Parent She Has
Never Met.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. May 27.-Next
week Miss olga webber. young lady
employed as a stenographer in the Of
fee of State superintendent OF Public
Instruction T. T. lyman, will leave for
San Francisco to meet E w. Oliver. her
father, upon whom she has never
looked The case Is an extraordinary
one
Miss Webber's mother died when she
was an infant and she was adopted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Webber Of Laramie, Wyo-
Later Webber died. and Mrs. Weber
with her adopted daughter moved to
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
INSPECTION Is BEING MADE
OF THE NEW YORK DIARIES
Examination Has No Bearing on Adult
teration, but Only as to CondI-
ffou of RufIdfu1x

NEW YORK, May 27.-With a view
to bringing the milk supply of this city
TO the highest possible state of purity,
inspectors under Commissioner of
Health Darlington have just finished an
examination of nearly all the dairies
and creameries from which the supply
is obtained along the lines OF the four
large railroad systems. extending
through Southern and Central New
York. OF total quantity approximat-
ing 100000 quarts sent into the city
every day 100000 quarts were inspected
and the condition was found to be
fair
The examination had no bearing on
adulteration, but only with the char
acter and condition of the buildings, In
cluding walls and ceilings, drainage,
sterilization and many other details.
Wherever necessary the dairymen and
shippers were offered suggestions as to
the remedy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
ELECTRICAL INTERLOCKING
DEVICE BEING INSTALLED

Illinois Central Railroad Adopts New
System for Signaling Trains Ap-
proaching Stations.
CHICAGO. May 27.-The Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad has begun to install an
electrical interlocking device on 600
miles of the main track and plans to
extend it over the entire system as soon
as possible
The device consists OF an electrical
arrangement In each tower, which pre-
vents the operator from changing his
own signals until the man in the next
station releases the lock. Under the
ordinary block system the movement OF
trains has been controlled by one sig
mailman at time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.

its hardness from volcanic heat and pressure
from the depths OF the earth. The sapph-dia-
mond is produced nearly on the same lines
as it is possible for science to follow nature
Pressure and heat of almost volcanic intensity
are used in their constructions: then this hard
scomposition is turned over to the diamond
worker and is cut with the same mathematical
number or facets as the genuine. showing a
wonderful volume OF orismatic fire and bril-
est but the only rival ever known to science
that has the luster Of the real. without the
Aid of electric lights. HANDSOME Illus
TRATED CATALOGUE ON REQUEST.
WORLDS GREATEST DIAMOND IMI-
TATOR. J. c. DAVIDSON Exclusive western
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Anarehl.t. WIN Hoot the King.

PARIS. May AIT an anti-military
meeting here last night. at which a
number OF anarchists were present. a
resolution was passed calling on the
populace to hoot King Alfonso during
his visit to Paris. Disturbances oc-
CURED when the gathering was dis
persed. Several arrests were made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
select p.rtz for Yo.em,te valIey.

A special excursion Will leave via the
Santa Fe to see the waterfalls IN their
spring grandeur.
On Monday, June 9Th. limited excur-
sion will leave San Francisco for the
Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees. The
party will be personally conducted and
wili take IN all the great sights of the
Yosemite trip. II is an exceptional op-
portunity 10 see the famous Valley
while the waterfalls are at their best.
Reservations may be made at 653
Market street, Santa Fe Office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
GOES TO INSANE ASYLUM
INSTEAD OF PENITENTIARy
Man Accused of Burglary in Napa IL
Found to ne Mentally

NAPA, May 27.-John H Kendall.
who was charged with breaking into
the residence of S. A. Wilcox in Capelle
Valley, yesterday developed decided
symptoms of insanity. 1t was learned
to-day that Kendall had formerly been
an inmate of the State hospital at
Highlands and he was accordingly or
dered committed to the Napa State
Hospital. The charge of burglary was
dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN
ARE FOUND TO BE AILING
Inspectors OF the New York Board of
Health Examine Pupils I'm the
Primary Grudee.

IIIuIUTF IIEluE8s
NEW YORK, May 27--Physical ex-
aminations of school children in the
primary grades, made by inspectors for
the Board OF Health. have produced
statistics showing that more than so
per cent Of the pupils are suffering from
defects. The work of examining them
is not yet finished According TO the
Commissioner OF Health, this condition
is not so alarming as the figures seem
to indicate, because a majority of the
ailments are of minor character The
largest figures for any complaint were
those of defective vision, but the rec
ords for bad nutrition, pulmonary and
heart ailments were much greater than
the experts believed they should be.
Methods are being employed by the de-
partment 10 extend aid and suggestions
TO the parents wherever possible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

will deliver the Memorial day address.
From Stockton the Governor. accom-
panied by his family and his staff, will
go to Portland to be present at the
opening of the Lewis and Clark Expo
sition on June l.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
NEW YORK BROKERS PLAN
TO TEST VALIDITY OF LAW

EIOJcct 10 JO10 tne new Jersey EX-
change Appears Likely to BE
Held I'm Abeyance.
NEW YORK, May 27.-There is every
indication that the movement to organ
ize trading in Stock Exchange securi-
ties in New Jersey in order to avoid
the New York State transfer tax, ef-
fective June 2, will be indefinitely post
poned. Neither the New York Stock
Exchange nor the Consolidated Ex-
change management will resort to any
subterfuge, but 1t Is understood will
at once take steps to test the laws
validity. The Consolidated Exchange
managers have retained lawyers to
take immediate legal action, possibly in
the form Of an injunction. Only sixty
five members Of the Consolidated have
SO far sigrified their intention Of Join
ing the New Jersey Exchange, and the
project appears likely to be held In
abeyance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Decoration Day Holiday.

On Tuesday. Nay 80, the California North
western Railway will sell to all points except
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

HITS HIS DAUGHTER ON HEAD WITH
BOWL.-Isaac Solomon, cattleman living ar
122 Twenty-ninth street. broke a bowl on his
daughters head yesterday. Drunkenness was
the excuse he gave the police when charged
with the assault.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
WOMAN AWARDED DAMAGES
FOR THE DEATH OF HER SON

Jury Fixes Upon $4,000 as the Value
of Life of Youth Killed
by q Blast.
FRESNO, May 27.-A jury in the Su-
perior Court gave a verdict for $4,000
damages in the case of Susan E. Young
against the Fresno Flume and Irriga-
ton Company. She sued for damages
for the killing of her 1S-year- -o1d son,
Charles, by a premature blast at Pine
Ridge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

Pardee to Spcnk In Stockton.
SACRAMENTO, May 27.-Governo,
Pardee will leave for Stockton next
Monday evening, where on Tuesday ht
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

B1eached Cambric-A fine quality OF
soft finished Bleached Cambria, a
yard wide. A regular 10c a yard
quality. Special, yard. 6IZr
Table Damask-Irish Linen; heavy
quality; all pure linen; "a inches
wide; 20 pieces In the lot. Regu-
larly 75c a yard. Special. q 5f1r
ToweIs-5oo dozen heavy Huck
Towels; have red borders; hemmed
and washed, ready for use; size
1exS6. A regular 16c value. ff1r
Special sale price. EACH. w
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

Bleached Muslfn-36 inches wide; q
good round thread, heavy, full
bleached Muslin; soft and free
from dresslng, nice LOT underwear.
offered for yard. ... ~
Fruit of the Loom Muslin-1o. 900
yards of this genuine Fruit Of the
Loom Muslin; a full yard wide;
while the lot lasts we will T.
place 1t on sale at, a yard. IL
Pillow Cnses-1oo dozen only; size
45x36 inches: while the lot IN
last Special, each. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
OPENED THURSDAY

ATLANTA. Ca April 20 Spec.
TAI 10 star The Southern league
Is scheduled to open lia base
ball season Thursday Weather per
hitting. The opening games all be
played as follows Nashville In Al
lanta. Montgomery iu Birm.ugham.
Little Rock in New Orleans. and
Shreveport in Memphis q 80 ctr.
cult h regarded az one o. the best
ever arranged since the lnfroduc.
ton 81 the national game Ia the
south and all Indications poiat %
an unusually successful season,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
THE DOPE SHEET BY s,I LEN
++++#%+++*E+

pay. lie says in an interview there
ID no doubt ~ All that the coming
season will be attended with less
batting than ever In the history 0f
the game.
They simply cannot hit the aplt
ball. said Young Get accustomed
10 IT, ! falI % see how. Here Is a
delivery that will fool even the
eatehefa. and n u fools them how
can the hatamen succeed ia getting
around 1T How 20 remedy IT.
You can search me. The abolition
Of the foul strike rule Is the only
remedy. and this is the only thing
that can be done II one wants bat
ting
Then there Is this about the spit
ball; Any one can master a. and Il
viii make = firet-rater out Of man
who has found It a difficult thing u
hold his own in fast company Al
most anyone can become an effecz
tive pitcher By the aid 81 that ball
Yes. have pFaeticed Il up. and I
guess I can send IN a few. The
crack pitchers viii be more effective
than ever. and the fair pitchers VII
become cracks.
The hafamen Will have all the
confidence taken out % them
Something Will have 10 be done. for
the patrons ~ the game. ~ well IS
the players. viii net 40 a howl that
viii have to be attended 20. You
have got 70 have some batting. You
know The game viii be dead be
yund precedent unless this IL done
wouldn't be surprised II the mo
gula we're Obliged 10 give atteutiou
10 the matter before the season Is
half over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

Guiding a minister. a student. a law
yer and 81 pugilist John l. sullivan.
suilyans head was the uahlest
and showed evidence the highest
character Of them all This exam
laatlan Waa from the outside. and
may be taken a. a knock Tor
or a booat for sully. as
the reader chooses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

One 81 tho old guard II troiting
horNemen Il A. J Peek. Of Eyraeuse.
y. Y. who Htili takes delight Ia
driving a fast thing On the road or
al the matinoea One uf Feek'a best
fFlefffs and patrons vas the syria
ease millionaire. pr Edgar Grouse.
uha died In 1889. providing literally
for Fcrk In bis Will The latter re-
GENTLY related the following inci8ent
II the liberal but crutehety million
alrn.
AT Mr. Crouae'a request ! &c
companicd him "a New York. where
met an old acquaintance who In
Yited me 20 go out for a drive.
knew Grouse dialiked being left
alone aud that he desired having
me with him when away from
home. bat accepted the invitation
and enjoyed a ride through Central
park
Upon my return % the hotel
found Grouse In a towering rage. a.
he had boen waiting for me % ar-
company him 10 dinner when We
Were SEATED he called the head
waiter and said. I brought a man
with me and expected 10 get some
attention. bat as he has failed.
want you 90 look after nay comfort.
and n your services are satisfactory
will make you a present Of a nice
horse.
or course. that euiored lnfi-
viduaI made u hts particular bust
ness 20 look after every want and
comfort % the irAtc maEnate. and
upon our return 10 Syracuse. Grouse
instructed mo 10 buy 4 fine saddle
horse. one that had Won consider
able fame AZ that seasons horse
shows. and after getting an elegant
saddle and other equipment. the
outfit was sent 20 the waiter By
express.
After that occasion I vas always
particular % remember his psculi-
aflty
YOUNG BECOMES GLOOMY
Gus"
The veteran "Cy" Young j. % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 90
Tho spring race nesting AZ Cumher-
land Park opened today under con
dltinnn that point Ia one ~ the most
successful race meetings ever held
AZ the famous track The cream %
the 1-year-oIda in the west face
Starter sCnfieY Brown for the
derby. witch - the event 81 the
opening daY Tho meeting vii last
eleven DAYS
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The san vraselaeo Pacific
aamhor Of fans
Charlie lrNis he Fe.esa thd baHu and
sa dosa Cincinnati Chicago
sRookR Cleveland
Joe Costt ~h bal tmofa Hroyn and S.
pato wssa New York jlune Whaen. the pitcher
hs~rs as JS"y s Nha@s wiz dras 10 the chcaF0 s}o@a
Manager Ai. CeIaa hayha aN The ptehasa eea
whAlens wesb nae ha phrFsusai
aeoeutlas the aat n pit1hing M inusana witH lHsmnns
a. piate4
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OPENED ON
THE SOUND
sTANDIN0 o. TN GUMS

TACOMA. April 20 The baseball
season opeued here wednesday
with a Efeat turning cat ~ fans af
both THcums and Seattle. THE base
ball park Wa filled The cHrrmuny
commenced with big parade
through thr street cut az me
grounds Mbjaf g q. Hate. in a neat
little speech Bis The TiFers uricome
home Mayr Wright then lee the
ban ~ az the plate nnd the game
waH an
Seattle was defeated BY Tacoma
during the Same h4 q Heafe % ga
r. Bobby krrfe aaa there alth the
goods and The Seattle youngsters
were unable to tap hta fNtstera uhcn
Ia htt meant runs. charlie Han alan
pitched gaod game. allowing but
seven hits throughout the perfofm-
anen
Tacoma ..-...1 1 1 0 Q 0 o -
Seattle ........0 o o 0 1 90 0 OIL
Batteries Keefe and Graham. Hall
and Fwry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

NEW YORK. April 20.-The Yale
university base ball team left this
city today ON It's annual southern
trip. Six games viii be played, two
with Georgetown university and one
each with Richmond College. Nor
folk College. University OF Virginia
and University Of Pennsylvania.
After the game with Pennsylvania.
which Is scheduled for next Wed
nesday. the team will return to New
Haven.
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ATLANTA. Ca. April 20 The
Atlanta Athletic club has arranged
a good card for the entertainment Of
he patrons at its boxing show to
night The main event will bring
together Jack Munroe. Of Butte.
and Doc Payne. OF Cleveland. In a
fifteen-round bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

THIS by N nIsrnRY.

THIS DAY ~ HISTORY. .
Aufll % 1904 jack u.urIsn :
. defeated Joe Wairut az Boston .
in a teH=HeunI muh =
. April % 1908 Jimmy .
. BriKrs. New England light /.
. weight knocked out Austin Nc =
. Guira 81 BOSTON In three rounds.
= CURE Al Boston ia three .
q ruunda a
April % 1898 John nuraiek. .
. teathsEwelKht. Loaf 60 Kid 3
Goodwin IN a twelve round .
bout ~ North ManH .
. April %. iea3 Jimmy Gard =
. lner. the irlsh lightweight de- .
. foatod Johnny Burns az Boston .
q 10 fiftesn ruuudA .
q April -. 1903 Harry .
. Forbes, bantam weight fuuaht .
q Tommy Love for ak rounds q
q 10 no decision NJ Philadelphia. .
- = - - - u = II = = = n
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Personally Conducted Trip Along the Frontier and Peep the Worlds By
THE GREAT AhERiCAR GAME

II ~ related flint Dogoues ana party frIend g.-
eininE the hay IN the barn INDUCING ana -
= UagsHea uuI,s
whore IL would do him the good remarked -
things that time cjuld destroy pt.res h.
= nigh. low. iek and the game. and base ball -
Thereupau II ann0uncsd In the afternoon EDITION Of The
Daily yellow that UpEenrI
= youth with keen regard for truth and
We do profess have Intimate knowledge cara.
~ knowledge that "b ridge 80
lose. that eurhfe pDealH that pe
hearts eut-thoat certain clssses
But somehow. base ball calls to al II great
American Is caiia
Yes and hand-clHppnR II
devils u makes forget tina business prser
I cut "a
: cIgarcs and bad habits aud strive for Drawn
And o. public sentim ont a sbv
credit achieved
IN IN music Individual
holds M 20 0neb
apply nlekuames talent ability Ia
ball hard and we'll and that
their letting them that friendly: that
them that will cheer their victories weep over
their defeats. .
. now FEt.LERs 60 AHEAD AND GRAB THAT FLAG ,
= WE NEED n Is OUR BUSINESS .
. ,
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CURED MY RUPTURE
. WIN sh ow You How TO Cure Yours
FREE.

helpless and barifden fer from douhe rupture
bold asala de operated
slaa au and cured myself - Simple discovery III
b. mall yug write Tor H. Il cured Aud has
thousands. yeu- Write today. Capt VA
Ceilings. lar y. Wal rtoEn. y. Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

Manager 81 Louis National League
Team.
II never Ike TO make Antc-aeaAon
predictions or indulge ia Bo-caiied
pipe dreams. but the good showing
made b Cur recruits convince ne
that the Cardinals OF 1905 viii make
good showing and finish IN the
flint division. Even without Beck
icy and Shay We can hardly do
worse than that. and with them.
even dizzy pannant heights are not
out ~ sight. like our chances for
first division and am afraid u Gin
cinnatl and New York only. After
we size them up perhaps they VII
not be as formidable as the dope
makes them appear a. present -
Chas. A. Nichols.
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COT RhTHED

FoEI LAND Aufii 20 a hir
tamHe uas the feature IN tire Open
bag 81 che baseball season "a Port
land. Wrdu day Portland was "a
eathus.aetIe over seeing BAN game
aHat1 tHst tha Loo Lees had scored
three sura before they became aware
81 the fnrt During the eame . trl-
eEHm was received hf Umpire gua
kinpf from President Hert ln which
It UaH stated that Captain Tim
Fio-d Hs suspended faf his conduct
aai sunday Tho message further
stated thHt Flood Was not 20 b. al-
bowed Co rlHy under auF emalIau-
tlon until further advised Uraaheir
siil take FI1od.a pIses. Score
The score RHE.
Portland 200 ono o co g
Angels .... 2 I . g o 0 @ 0 o-3 z @
Batteries Euicl and Mclean.
Goodwin and Eager. Umpire. Klopf
San FRANCISCO April go
Oakland finished the game at this
place. "wednesday IN the first i'm
uinF SITTER two men were out
Three passes by Miller. Of San
Fruueirco. e double by Kelly and %
single hy Davrreauz dld the trick.
Frisco could not overcome the Head
Of the Commuters. score
The so0re R.H.E
Frisco 3d.. 900 ofo0 o-f 80
0okland .41o0 0foo % Z
Batteries Miller. Shea and VIII
son. MoskimaH and Burns Umpire.
perine.
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FUTURE GREATS

m
The Imperial baseball tnam evil
play the White Stars on the I.lnrolu
park grounds Thursday n1ornlnr
Following is the lineup of thc tam.
Dub Irving catcher. Martin An
derson, pitcher. Fred Mason. pitch
err. Emmett Mcintyre first base.
Harry Mashner. second base. Fred
Thompson short stop. Walter An
defHon third base. Arthur John
son left field Arthur Finlay. center
field, Earl Townsend. right field.
Tho Seattle Nevcrawcnta went
over To Kirkland and defeated a
team made up Of school boys and
shinEle weavora by o score Of rs 70
p. The Kirkland team was made
up Of larger players but they could
not lift Clinton who pitched for the
Novcraweata Clinton also distln.
gulshed himself by knocking the
bail through a window In a house
for a home run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

NATIONAL LEAGu
Boston 2. Brooklyn
BoBtoni. Brooklyn o.
pittsburg 3. 81 Louis {
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
s. Louis .. Cleveland q.
Detroit 2 Chicago @.
Philadelphia z New York 6.
Washington 2. Boston 2
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YOUNG BECOMES GLOOMY
Gus
The veteran "CY. Young il % the
opinion there viii BE- the deuce 60
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PUGS Held TIE FEST

A Calcago professor with = bent
coward phrcnoioey asserts that Of a
hall dozen heads he exaiained. In