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CREWS AT WORK.
Wisconsin and Georgetown Prac-
ticing for Regatta.
(By Associated Press.)s


pOIrGHKEEPSIE, n. VI. June 23.-The
Wisconsin eight and four-oar row 5ng
crews and the Georgetown crew were on
the river to-day for their first pra ctiee,
these representatives Of the university 9 y
scomins races having arrived last night.
The wisconsin men were coached by
Andrew o'Dea, from the Cornell launch.
which was placed at his disposal by Goa ch
Courtney, as Wisconsin has no boat for
this purpose. ,3ss 5s .55
before noon, the two men who were re-
ported sick last night being able to take
their seats, although under the care OF
a physician. Ia 4td
The Pennsylvania crews rowed hard
over the course. Coach Ward unlike the
4 Columbia and Cornell trainers, shows no
signs OF letting up the practice. The
other crews, except the Columbia eight,
I. also were out for light work.
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WEYLER, CUBAN "BUTCHER,''
IN SPANISH CABINET AGAIN
Became Minister Of War in New
Ministry Which Has Just
Been Announced.

MADRID. June 23.-The new ministry
is composed as follows:
Premier-Senor 11ontero Rios.
H Foreign 4Affairs-Senors Sanchez Roman.
War--General Weyler.
Justice Senior Gongalez Pena-
Marine Senior villanueva. 81
II Interior--Senor Garcia Prieto.
Finance-senor Urza4z.
Instruction-Seno Mellado. ss,
Public Works-Senor Romanones
Senior CAnalejas, chief Of the Liberal
party, refused to take portfolio in q
coalition ministry, which Is completely:
conservative. It will advise the King to
dissolve the Cortes Immediately.
The Marquis Of Teneriffe, better known
as General Weyler who is minister OF
war in the new Spanish cabinet Is r. Ia
nous OF infamous for his connection With
3 the Cuban revolution.3 He was born
December II, 1888, at Palma, In the 1sland
OF Majorca. He was educated In Gram
ada, entered the Infantry school in 1858.
and became under-lieutenant.in the staff
school in 1867. He was appointed leu-
tenant Of the staff in 1890 and rose
through higher ranks until In 1878 he
became lieutenant- general, He was MILF
tary attache of the Spanish legation at
washington during the American Civil
War, and In 1868 was ordered to Cuba,
where he served under Balnaceda throug h
the ten years war. He was appointed
governor general Of the Canartes In 1876
captain.ge OF the Philippines in 1883,
and was afterwards provincial governor
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WANTS PITCHERS.
But Griffith Could Not Do Any
thing With Somers.

Especial to The Tmes-D ispatch.)
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Clark Grif-
fifth, manager Of the New York High
landers. OF the American League, made a
fruitless Journey to this city Wednes-
day In search Of players from the Cleye-
land team, now here. Griffith Is very
anxious to strengthen his team. ana made
oyertures to President somers. of the
Napoleons, for a pitcher. an outflelder
and third basenan.
I'VE are not on the market" said
Manager somers. ''At least, not for the
selling Of players but for the pennant."
Griffith left for New York yesterday
morning rather disappointed because he
six pitchers,
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lspeolAl 10 Tho Times. plepatch.

n J Especial TO the Unsatisfactory
WASHINGTON. June 2.-The sum-
mary manner In which the President dis
posed OK this sante Fe case and vetoed
tho prosecution OF Secretary Morton,
which was advised and urged by the
special counsel employed TO ferret out
the facts, has aroused tho afitagonistn
of the Interstate Commerce Commission,
which referred the record In the case to
the Department OF Justice for action,
firmly believing that 1t constituted
grounds for criminal proceedings
The members Of the commission think
too we'll Of their Jobs to give out any
formal interviews on the subject, but
\ in private conversation they do not
hesitate TO express their real opinions.
They say the President has not stated
the case fairly, and that he has not
related the facts regarding Mr.. Morton's
connection whit.
In his letter OF absolutton 10 Mr.. Nor
ton, the President told him that he tMor-
toni, and he alone, had tho courage to
so before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission In the packing house products
case and give the facts regarding tho
whole system OF paying secret rebates
by the railroads.
The commissioners declare that this is
not the fact. They say that after SUI
bordinatea had denied the existence Of
the rebaHng system, which the commits
missioners decided to pay no more atten-
ton to the small fry, md summoned
the highest officials. The officials held a
conference before they appeared to tes-
s tify, and concluded to make clean.
breast Of 1t. Mr.. Morton, It is stated, was
only one Of many officials who admitted
the general payment OF rebates and told
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Ball Turned Up Gold.

RHYoLITE (Rullfrog Mining District),
NEVADA, June 23,-At the baseball game
the other day between the towns Of Rhyo-
lite and Beatty. William GrIdith, Of Salt
Lake City, playing f1rst base for the
Rhyolits team. reached down to stop q
fast grounder, with Vision OF ar easy
a small stone and bounded away, While
waiting for the ball to be returned by
one Of the spectators Griflth picked up
the stone, which he found to be full OF
free gold.
The company superintendent 9. o1ce
ordered a shaft sunk on the spot in ad.
ditlon TO the shaft already being sunk
at another location on the property. Less
feet this shaft has already disclosed a
formation that makes It "a certainty that
the shaft Ia on ledge that Is a con-
tinuat!on Of one Of the famous lodges
been offered $500 proat Tor the interest
he secured. ~ s.5l,
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EMPEROR RACES YACHT
AGAINST THE HAMBURG
American Ambassador and Others
Accompany Kaiser on
Boat.
By Associated preu.)

IMPERIAL YACHT CLUB. KEEL
GERMANY. June 20 Emperor VIII am
to-day raced his yacht Meteor III. agalnst
the schooner yacht Hamburg. owned by
the vereln seefahrt and belonging to the
Regatta Vereln. On board
the Meteor with the Emperor were AM
bassador Tower Cornelius Vanderbilt,
William Marshall and George Luder. Jr.
Prince Henry, OF Pruss a, sailed the
Orion, which went over the course alone
in her class. In the Princes party were
Allicon ". Armour and Jordan L. Mott.
+ r. A. Goelt sailed the Swan. the only
American entry In I he regatta, aga INST the
Thyra, Capri. Alexander and Brand.
Among the steamers following the race
was the Princess Victoria, with directors
OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line and q
large party on board. 4
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Infants Want Divorce.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Assertlng that
his marriage on June 14th Of last year
to Miss Lola Marie Brokaw, fifteen years
old. ia illegal because he is an infant.
Percy Ellsworth Williams. seventeen, I, years
old OF Livingston, Essex county, N, j.,
has Instituted suit for divorce. Testl-
mony viii be heard on Monday by Vice.
5Chancellor stevenson. OF Jersey City,
The giri and boy were class mates at
the high schol In Roseland; Wil Ia. ,' !. ;
IA rents are in moderate circumstances.
The boys father learned OF MS IN
fatuation and forbade him to talk TO
his iittls sweetheart. but he was de-
termined to have a wife OF his own achoo
ing.
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OF Catalonia. He succeeded Martinez
.Campos as ptaln- general Of Cuba In
1896. and by the preparation Of many
barbarites added o83an already infa-
nous record for crueltYGin the conduct
OF the war then being ,waged on the
island. His inhuman methods aroused
the Indignation Of the peeps, of the United
States, where he became known as
.'Butcher Weyler," and in 1851, upon The
change Of cabinets in Spain, he was re-
called. In 1912 he was minister OF war
in Sagastas cabinet.
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Husband Must Paw.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Doas man
have to pay doctors bills which his wife
contracted before marriage? This Is the
Of Paterson until yesterday, when Judge
Lewis, in the District Court, decided that
Mcbride was responsible.
DR.. Aaron r. Wolfe was the COM
,plelnapt, He brought suit for. $500. clalm-
Mrs. Mcbride when she was Miss An
ME Hawthorne. y.
The husband refused to pay the bill
on the ground that the treatment was
given while his wife was yet single,
Judge Lewis gave Judgment for, the phy-
slclan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
.V|RG|N|A TEAM TO
Play CHESTER {. If: [: TO-DAY
Will Be Tentered Reception By
Alumni Of University Of
Pennsylvania.
special to The Times-DIsoatch.)

(spec!al to The Times Disoatch.)
CHESTER, PA, June 23.-The Unlver-
sity Of Virginia will play the strong
Chester independent baseball CLUB here
Tomorrow, and great interest Is being
manifested in the contest. as 1t Is the
first time a Southern college club has
played In this city The Southern team
will arrive In the morning at 10 o. clock
and will be rendered q reception by The
members OF the Alumni Association Of
the University Of Pennsylvania who re-
side In this city. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
DAILY PUT OFF
VARSITY EIGHT
Famous oarsman, Charged With.
Cribbing, Removed BY Yale
Authorities.
.PAR1MAYE 4: TAKES s: PLACE 7 !. 4 Z:
'ARTMAYER TAKES PLACE.
By Associated Press.)

Il NEW HAVEN. CONN, June 2a-The
specific charge made against Cornelius e..
DAILY, the member Of Yale's varsity eight,
who has been before q committee OF the
faculty Ia reference to- a report made to
4. by Professor Holton A. Farr,s Is that
he violated the rules governing the ex-
animation by substituting an examina-
stlon book which had been written up be-
fore he went to the Thames, for the book
provided by the examiners.
Daily has been taken from the Yale
varsity crew, and Portmayer. at pre- ,ent
No. 2 In the four, will take his place. a
high boating authority claims that the
less OF Daily will make only a few sec
onds difference in the boats speed.
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ScolCed; Wanted to Die.

II sHAMoKIN, PA, June "a. Because n
relative scolded her, Miss Elina Hoover,
IS Years Jumped into q lake at Edge
wood Park yesterday morning to drown
herself, "a { 80
c;o!die schmlnky, aayoung man. jump
ed into the water, and after a hard strug-
Gle, during which the couple almost
drowned, brought her to shore Shs
wanted to lean into the water again, but
was taken home. 4
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Brief Items From Everywhere.
Banker Disappears.

,dence there Of more than three years. q.
Simpson Gillet. a banker, with offices at
NO. 70 Broad Street, has disappeared from
the waldorf Astoria Hotel leaving be.
hind him a quantity OF baggage ano
valuable bonds and securities: Mr., Gil
let has been missing two weeks. and his
friends fear he may have met. with &C,
,cident or foul play, as he usually carried
a large sum OF money and had been re-
Gently suffering from an alimeht til l'a
made him extremely nervous. -
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different courses ana sixty-seven degrees
We're conferred upon others. a&S 81
Dunno Changes Front.

& CHICAGO, ILL, June 23,-Atayor Dunno
has changed front in the traction dispute.
He has demanded that the traction In
terests name a lump sum as the value
of their entire property. including fran
chises, at this time. He also insists on
proceeding at once with the plans for
ths immediate construction Of q one hun
bred mile municipal system. using the
expired passenger railway route as q
downtown trunk line. AS a consequence
there is q deadlock between the Mayor
and thu traction interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
AMERICANS. SWEEP I
ALL BEFORE THEM.
Defeat English and Australian
Tennis Players at Queens
Club,
WARD IS LoNDo l CHAMPION
iByl Apsocla ted Prets,l

LONDON, June 23--The American tens
mis- players swept everything before them
at the Queens Club to-day, defeating the
5Engllshmen In the singles and tho Aus,
.trallans in the doubles in tho sen.i-flnal
rounds. Wright scratched to Ward for
tho finals In the singles, thus creating
Ward champion of the city Of London,
IN the doubles, Larned and Clothler So
cured three sets to their opponents one,
while WRIGHT and Ward won three
straight sets,
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Mitchell in Danger.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 2s,-This region
was thrilled by a story that was made
public yesterday that last Monday, night
an effort was made to wreck Delaware
MitcheJl from Forest City to this city,
Mitchell was the only man of proml-
nence on tho train, and residents arc
wondering whether or not his lie was
walking the track, found a great pile OF
ties on the rails south Of Forest City,
They had Just time to remove them be-
fore the passenger came flying along
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
Remarked after Fifteen Years,

Remarked after Fifteen Years.
& DALLAS. TEXAS, June Separated
on their wedding day, fifteen years ago,
BY the mother and guardian Of the BRIDE,
who had the marriage annulled, !. g.
Hill, Ia mAchinist, hOs found his bride
q his youth and they are to be re-
Hill and Oils Patterson. OF Monroe,
Ia, aloped and were married In 1880, The
courts annulled the marriage because Of
ana guardian sent her to New Orleans to
school. Hill drifted tn Texas and received
ona or two letters from his bride. but
soon lost all trace OF her,
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Used Acid in Spray.

sTAMFoRD, COMM, June 2s,--Injectins
into his nostrils a quantity OF carbollc
acid. which he mistook for glyco-thymo-
line. While temporary deprived OF the
sense of smell, Or. Henry r, Gelb, for
=. erly surgeon general OF the State. nearly
killed himself late "wednesday night and
is not yet out Of danger, although his
attending physicians believe he has a
fair chance for recovery. }t5i
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Tennis Championship.
4(By Associated Press. )

(By Associated Press)
4 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Iune 3:-Mtss
Helen Romans, of the Westside Tennis
Club, New York. and Miss Carrie. B..
Nicely, Of Cincinnati, won the woman'5
double lawn tennis championship OF the,
United States to-day. defeating in the
final round OF the National Tournament.
Miss Virginia Maule and Miss Marjorie
Obertuffer. VII. e x N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
Gave Life for Dog.

CAMDEN, NJ. j., June PA little yel-
low dog was thrown into Newton Greek
by Its master. Robert Brooks, twelve
years old. for a cooling bath. yesterday
much, and the boy thought 1t was drown.
Ing, with a cry Of alarm he Jumped into
the stream. lie managed to push his pet
safely ashore. but his efforts cost him
his life, for he sank and drowned before
other boys could reach him.
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Cincinnati.
(By Associated Press.)

F(By Associated Press.)
CINCINNATI, CT, June 3.-Latonia
rasults: VI
First race-six and one-half furlongs:
Morino q to y first Red Thistle Us to y
second. Two Penny Is to y third. Time,
l:8. s 81
4 Second race--four and one-halc fur
longs-Redwood Ill. e to u first. Hogan
e to 3 second, Ecliptic u5 to y third.
Time. $50 Us. M ..S.i #
Third race one mile-Judge Brady Is to
81 first The Pet e to y second. Arthur
GUNNER go to y third. Time, 1:42 1-5.
Fourth race-six and one-half fur
longs-Bardolph 70 to 2o) first, Pierce j..
go to y second, Rain Dance e to ~
third. Time, :21 as.
Fifth race-seyen furlongs-1nte e
to p first, Louise MacFarlan g to y
second. Regale q to s. THIRD. Time, :2s is.
Sixth race-mile and sixteenth-St
Parls III to 81 first, F1or1 q to y second,
Chanterelle (l5 to y third. Time. 1:5o.
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VIM. B. Plzzini CO..
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

tx ucTIoN SALE OF TWO DEsIRABLE3
q BRICK DWELLINGS. IN LnE DIS
5TRICT. ON WEDNEsDAH,g ~ uM lIl ~, gsI5 I
lOFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION " TIL III
TWO DESIRABLE NEWaBRICk DWtI4ll4..-
LINGS. sif4t
z NO. zoos AND NO. $2ooss wv STREET.
Tho houses contain ten rooms each. with
bath, heated by Latrobes. and Will prove
the line Of Lee District improve rlents and
convenient to the street car serY lce.5 Ss5
4 misunderstanding cash, balance at Y
A''s I VIM, b, PIzzlNI co.
sJei 2s-tds q s ,its
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Killed BY Scorpions.

CITY OF MEXICO. June 3,-Twenty-
three deaths have resulted within thirty
days from scorpion bites In the city OF
durango. The State offers one cent boun-
~ for each dead scorpion. but not many
insects are found. s93 8 s.;
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Trustees Sale Of a 81
VALUABLEsF FARM. 81
IN FALBEMARLE COUNTY, " Al, NEAR
KESWICK DEPOT. sss


VALUABLE.FARM s3s
IN EALBEMARLE COUNTY. VA NEAR
date the 2lst day Of August, 1901, and re-
corded In the clerks office OF Albemarlea 4
Circuit Court, D. B. $50. page 2s9, the rIn; I,
ofrar for sale. at public ction, upon the
Il 4 "WEDNESDAY, JULY 5TH, 1906 .'tt i88
r11r, vAL AZ G,GL9Gk Fl, M Of LAND
BELoNGING.T THE ESTATE oT4gEoS
G 2TSnRNB AN SoNgHiT4NTaw tl RNb
5o e3SSfLadt isss1S AcREs. Z MORE oR
FROM KEsWICK DEPOT. 5
al the eastern base Of the Southwest
mountains, about seven miles from the
city OF Charlottesville and the University
Of Vrgtnia ABOUT one hundred \ acres 1oi$
excellent duality. we'll adapted TO fruit I
culture as well as the growth! OF usual
watered and sufficiently smooth for the
use OF machinery. 5a4 KS 55 til Il. n aaS
There T. eommodious1 aad attEactiys
seven ven Is rooms ana two q, bath rooms.s
with an office building containing C) 85
rooms. surrounded by large lawn and &
supplied With water by pipes from az
Barns. stables and the usual sou thouses on
THE social surroundings are exec ptionally2}
fine. the roads are good. the railway sta
ton near, and there Is ready 3 access to VII
churches and schools. An except ional ops
portunIty, is presented those wishing D To-
secure home. w s5 .2S4s sss
RMS-Cash as to one-ha (.t) OF II the
purchase. and as to the residue. on credit "a
instailments the purchaser giving bonds II
for the deferred payments. bearing inter-
est from date TIL paid. containing waiver
deed OF trust on the land sold. The man
sion house upon said land to be insured n
by tho purchaser OF the same In ~ reason
able sum for tho benefit Of said trustee n
as his interest may appear. For turtle
address IS sS
p. p. BARBOUR, Trustee. b
Cord onsville,, E Va, Il ls8
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Sc. Louis.


nj fBy Associated Press)
III ST. LOUIS, MO-, June 23.-Delrnar sum-
maries: ~ +. s. 50
First race-fve furlongs-Follow the
Flag g to y first, Peter Nathaniel (15 to
~ second, Gerolette q to p third. Time,
51:07 3-5.
Second race-five and half furlongs-
Port Worth e to s. first, Una c. Us to
y second. Pinta e to y third. Time.
1:13 2.5.
Third race-mile and seventy yards y
Aten q to y first, Delusion q to q SCI
cond. Look Away as to y third. Time,
#157
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Elastic Il
to y first, Eleanor Howard as to y Sc
cond. Oma y. q to y third. Time, / :35.
Fifth race-mlle and SIXTEENTH
MynheerT(3 to 81 first, Pompano Q3 to
81 second Emma Meyer d2 to ~ third.
Time, I :53 3-6.
Sixth race--mile and seventy yards
Courtmaid a to y first. Mammon e to
~ second, Frank Rice e to y third.
Time, 1:55 3-6. II 4.
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g BY IA. J. Chewing Company Ss,;
Real Estate Auction srs.
Trustees Auction Sale Of
No. "a w. Leigh Street. 81

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated October 80, 1902, .of record in the
clerk s office OF Richmond ChanceryS
having been made in q portion OF the debt
thereby occurred. and being required so
to do by the benefci ary, we will sell sell BY
auotioT SPSSq tbs RrsJm1ilSsHS 3 q,
AT 6 O'CLOCK4P.fM M, THE PROPERTY
ABOV Pc THU LOT
HAS RA4F'RONTaO OF 30 FEET 1lE1NCHES,
MORDFOR LESS. ON TFIEANORTHERN
LINE OF LEIGH S STREET. NEAR
PRICE STREET, BY a DEPTH. BEss
TWEEN PARAtLEL LINES, QErs los
FEET. S THIS PROPERTY.I LOCATEDs
INA SECTION MUCH SOUGIIrsAFTERs
BYSfINVESTORS, AND THE READER
IA %EARNESTLYlREQU MTO%BHf
AT TIME OF SALE.
TERMS-CASH.q& } n ggESssj
q 80 IA. s. iCHEWNING. Trustee.
F. sITTERD1NG. Trustee
Je 23-t ids 5s.
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sixth race-mile and a sixteenth-Mo-
naco Maid a to y first. Tartan az to y
second, Cotilllon (s to y third. Time,
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Geo. w, Mayo, Auctioneer,


TRUSTEES SALE OF NAT4oNALI8
q CASH REGISTER, IRON SAFE
RoLLToP Desc AWNIMaa Il MI I a;Ess2
HANDSOME OAK FIXTuRES. SEWlSSSiis
MAGHINP SIt sHI ,TrSS oXHBcspfAfR
OTHER EQUlPNIEN'rON r "A FINE TAIL
lORING ESTABLISHMENT. SS5s 1t
Il In pursuant OF a deed Of trust recorded \!
June sd. 1904 In the matter q Booker ~ Y
Rosenberg to the undersigned trustee. ~ y
viii sell at sos b, Broad Street, at lo;S08
Y ~ TUESDAY, June 81. 1904.
large and fine line e spit
Iron safe, Triples !ass a Unstable Airror,;
Wall Mirror splendlaly Made e e. sc 8ak Cut,
Roll Top Desk and Chair. TailsS.s s'a.S
Outfit, Button Machine. yestings. LinlnKs.
Buttons. trimmings, Clothes Racks lev
articles pertaining to the tailoring huss-S
ness, 81 " # u N rs 4ss x XXI
IA IsADoR sIIARIIto, Trasts1.s
Geo. IN. Mayo. Aycs'pnssxs sss
fJe A-at sJs555
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ATHLETICS BEAT
CLEVELAND AGAIN
American League Leaders Slut
Out! BY Philadelphia Team
Yesterday.
BOSTON AND DETROIT LOSE
8Pittsb,,rg Defeats Brooklyn in
Only Game Played in Ma
!. tional League.
4 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday. !.
" Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, 0. 5
E G.sh,sstsni, Z P &. heu. g l.
E Where They Play To-day.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
w Philadelphia OF washington.
!

Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland, 0.
I PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Philadel.
phla shut out Cleveland to-day In we'll
+ played game. vi - l.s5s..F
MS Score: Ss r. HE.
!, Philadelphia ....r..o o201oo0x-3 @ %
dell and schreck. Time. 1:2s. Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance s22o. 9ii.a@
Chicago, 8; Boston, =.
" BOSTON. June 23.-Ferris's tumble in
the ninth inning cost Boston to-day's
game.
y Score: r H.. p.
Chicago ..............1 Q 9 o00o2 20 8 !
Boston ................001 0 000OO-1 2
II Batteries Owens and Sullivan: Dtneenl
and Crlger. Time. 1928. Umpire. O. Loush-
New York, 4; Detroit, o.
"a NEW YORK, June 23-Chesbro held
the visitors safely all the way. shut
ting out Detroit.
3 Score: r. H. =.
Detroit w. h. 4. 1870 o o . 90
!. New York ........0 90 Q 90 s x-75B 20
Batteries: Mullen and DRILL Chesbro
and Kleinow. Time, 1850. Umpire Con-
Washington, q; st. Louis. !
WASHINGTON, June 2a.-Washington
to-day solved Glade IN the eight. inning y.
Score: X. ~. =:
ST. Louis ............o Q 0 o. 90 o. SO
batteries: Wolfe and Hevden: Glade
and sugden. Umpires. Kelly ana Nc
q Carthy. Attendance 2.1o5. Tine ! $50.
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Memphis.

7E 3Ff3 NJ tBy AssociAted Press.) "a "a
4 MEMPHIS, TENN, June z. Results.
First race-four and one-half furlongs-
Colonel Jewell Is to y first. Bess CLANCY
rs TO y second, Huston Is to y third.
Time, :59.
Second race-six furlongs-Duelis a 70
y first, Jake Ward q to 10Y second,
Hilona az to y third. Time. 1:1s.
Third race-four and one-half furlongs-
DR.. Gardner e to ~ first, Osee I'll to s.
second, Fargo e to 81 third. Time, 81.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-stand Pat
s03 to 10Y first, Joe Lesser q to 81 second,
Rightful (40;to y third. Time, 1:2e1-4
Fifth race-rnile and sQuarter-Male
Hanlon Is to y first The Regent (even)
second. Bullfinch Gao to y third. Time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
st. is-Ch!cago wet grounds).
Plttsburg. 5; Brooklyn, !.
Where They Play T o-day.

Boston at New York. IA - ~
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Cincinnati at PIttsburg.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.