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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Spilled
At CHICAGO
FIRST SHOOTING or STRIKE oc-
Ours BY NoN.UNloN TEAM
sTER BEING BEATEN INTO
VISIBILITY.

Chicago. Arrl 1S.-Tdo FIRST shoot
ms, and TIE most serious assault since
the commencement Of Inc Ward strike
occurred LATE this afternoon at Van
Burea and Sherman streets.
C3a.,es OcEer. a noa-rlioa team
er was leaving the Atlantic hotel
whca DE- was attacked by union pick
ct ecker urcw @ revolver and FREE
twice az his assailant and although
.c was Dat q few fe from th2 maa,
bo'h bullets went wide and one Of
them s'rurk Waller klaeer. "a tcamster
who was unload ny "A wagon half
slugre away Ocker was arres ed.
Elagcr's wound is nor dangerous
SHORTLY after this trouble was over,
Joha O'Rciily Of ST. Louis. who was
walking on Van Buren street near the
scene Cf the shooting was attacked by
Uniou teamsters and beaten intu insen-
sibility il was believed by he team
sters that be had been working for
Ward and Company but OReilly as
serted that he had not been working
for the firm, had no intention Of doing
so and until ne was attacked knew
nothing about tha strike Ward and
Company experienced less difficulty TO-
day in DELIVERING goods than at any
time since the commencement of the
strike All their wagons made trips
10 freight depo's under police guari
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
ELKs BIG MlNsTReL SHOW.

Capt Jack Hodge has been secured
IS ono Ct the main attractions for the
Eiks' His minstrel show, wnicA win
sc given at the Cairo opera house on
Monday night April 9th Capt.
iodge, It Il announced viii sing in
IFS cwn imitable style, ut lis Never
Too Late 70 Learn" The Elks are
arranging 70 have tho performance
bigger AMI better than ever in ract, q
real Greater Cairo show.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Weak Kidneys Cured Forexer.

II Yen have pnin or dun acho ia tho
PACK BE Is unmislaseablc evidence 81 kfJrrv
trouble. lt j. warning TO toll you troubi.
mediately.
Lame back Is only one symptom OF kidney
trouble. Other symptoms are being Obliged
70 pass water often during tho dav rnd 70
81 Up many times during The night, in
ability to hold your urine. ennrtiny or i-ri.
tation, passing brick-dust or sediment fl the
urine eatarrh of the bladder. uric acid. con.
stant headache, dizziness. sleeplesnesz. ucrv.
nasness, irregular hears beating. rheuniat sll.
floating. frritability. worm8ut feeling, I7rif
3f ambition and sallow complexion.
Hooper's Parsley Kidney Pills re proving
y he tho most wonderful cure ever gotten
2ui Tor weak ard diseased ISldnevs.
British Pharmacal Co., Milwaukee, VIA.
Distributors.
zpricc so cents a box.
For eaia by
HENeKELLs DRUG SToRE sQLE AGENT
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Arthur MHITLocK DYING.

MI J. w Wh.tlock received a telc.
gram yesterday from Chicago telling
him that II he wanted to see his son.
Arthur. alive ne must hurry there at
once ami To compliance herewith left
pa Tbs 1850 train His son has been
ia Chicago several months working as
a pressfeeder The message gave no
lntlmatinn as to the cause af the
summons. His relatives and friends
are much concerned and WI await
Hrthe. news with anxiety.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19

Mr. Robert r. Eaes of Caicag,
the guest Of Hon John w. iauadan
and family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
PA[NTERa CO chARTER.

The fourteen painters. who with.
lrcw from the Brotherhood Of Paint.
IRIS ard Decorators ana formed an in
dependent union, have received their
charter from the secretary cf state.
The new union has signed an agree-
ncut with liyo or tho employing paint
ars IF the citY and have returned 20
work. There are nine members of the
Brotherhood vino refused to anter the
new organization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
- cIrlzEM La nFAn.

&c rgo Ze;la died at bis homo. $40
Park avenue. Nonday night a the age
"a Seyeniy-iiyo years, after a long i'll
ne.s. ne is survived by a widow and
hrec son and q daughter He has
resided IN Cairo for q number of years
and has long been a member OF tao
Casion society.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
AFFIpAvITs RAN OUT.

The demand for blanks with
which to swear in challenged voters
was greater than the supply yesterday
aud the stock on hand at the city
clerks office was quickly exhausted.
Hurried orders We're placed with the
printers ana the trouble was soon
over.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19

The rather musical notes OF the ca
iiope on the Island Queen served to
attract the attention Of those who
we're near the wharf lat evening
when that steamer arrived and re-
n ndel them that there was some
pleasure IN store for them yet, wheth-
their candidates were elected or
rot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Some Warm Doings at The Polls
at Yesterdays Election
FORMER CAIRO BOY DYING I'M
CHicAGO-WOMAN'S CLUB
MEETING TODAY.

1t sure was warm at all the yotipg
places yesterday and the fun CO..
menced early. There was some delay
in some of the wards In getting the
organization effeete. but as neither
side seemed to gain any advantage
there wa MT much kicking
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
nlnN,r KNOW A rHING-

There were quite a number Of an
rests mace yesterday of persons
charged with illegal voting. one ne
gro was pulled whom it was said could
not tell the name Of a single street in
town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
New Strength
Increased Vigor.

It Il easy to get into run down state and stay
that way and forget what real health is.
We-never appreciate real health when we have
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19

"Palne's Celery Compound cured Of
nervous prostratlon when was 60 weak
and Used up that had to lie down part OF
each day. The doctor advicsd me TO go
away and take vacation to build up, but
could not give the time money. Palne'&
Celery Compound built me up within two<t
weeks--my headaches disappeared my ap-
petite returnod and the aches and pains
gave way to new strength, life and in
creased vlaor. ! enjoy perfect health to-
day and used less than five bottles OF Gel
cry Compound, so know by experience how
valuable II is."-Gertrude Jenkins, 7f4--6sd
St.. Chicago. III. (Merber Ladies of the
Maccabees.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
NEW PASSENGER AGENT.

Effective today, MIR. owen Durham
q appointed travelling passenger agent
with headquarters at / North Main
street. Memphis, Tenn vice MIR. A. @
Pearce, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
JOHN sMULsK1E WINS By NOSE.
Beats Ivan the Terrible, a 1 to FavOrite,
at Memphis.

Memphis. April 15.-In a spirited finish at Mont
gomery Park John Smulskie to-day defeated Ivan
the Terrible in the Gayoso Hotel Stakes. at one
raile. Ivan the Terrible held l T. Ivan
raced IN the lead from the start. and going down
the bsckstretch was under strong restraint. Turn
ing for home. John Suulskie challenged the lead
er. and in driving finish, Philips outrode Martin.
landing SEuulslze a winner by a nose.
Martin also came in second on Draco in the fifth
race. OF in front. Draco seemed 10 be winning
handily, when The Sa-acen came with rush, and
The Saracen awarded the by a nose.
Only two favorites Won. The summary:
First dive and one-half furlongsQueen Rosa 1Ol
] second; Ttaska. 81 NAnnon GO J. third Tine
1O9iz. Enverire Rainey B.. Walsh. Irene Mac, Ter
msEant. King Rose. Ssdducee and Marco also ran
Second -four and one-half furongsl-Hyperion IL
113 fH. Philips) 70 Rustlng six 1le CTreu-
beil. second: Meadow Breeze lib IL Mcintyre
i third Time 0.56ie. Allure and Jack Doan also
Third race tave and one-half furongs)-J Ed Grillo.
ID BolandD. o .. Presentrnent. 81 CAu-
buchon) /. second Presentation. los a. W E5ooker)
l3 !. third. Time. 1:10 Belle Knney Charley 2
GilloCk and BOY Blue also
Fourth race Hotel Gayoso Stakes: one miie)-JOhn
smulskle. III III. Philps). 10 won; Ivan the Ter
rble. ll5 u. Martini. % second Sis Lee. 10 (Mo-
Iutyrel. - u I. third. Time, 1:4212
Fifth one-half furiongs)-The Saracen.
lOI Q1annon) Draco, 104 o. Martini. 20 l.
O.56A Ptkin. Lieber Swimming Girl and Gurnemans
sxth race Cone nile)-Lightnots 9s (schillng)
won: Federal lo3 q. McIntyTe), 70 l. second; Our
craig Annie CHAIRMAN. AlamOde, BaTkelmOre. Gay Min
ister, Huckleberry Finn and MI Jack also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
YALE BEATS COLUMBIA.
Jackson Pitches Good Game for
Home Team-Score, 2 to 1.
IBT TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l


NeW-Haven. Conn. April 15.-Columbia went down
10 defeat before the Yale this afternoon. IN
c4ose game. by to l. Yales big gTandstand was
nearly tu, and the crowd cheered the teams TO the
echo on several occasions In fact, the scene re-
semoied championship game rather than pre-
haster trip contest 1t was a light batting game,
AaIe making four hits and the visitors two. Jack
son was In the box for Yale. and pitched steadily,
striking out ten men. Tyler pitched q fine game
Tor Columbia
Ihe NTH inning fatal to the visitors. when
1aIe made two runs. Barnes started this inning
win clean single 10 left. and went to second on
Wailace's sacrifice. Chaplin hit to Mcdowell who
LNiAOieo' and the Yale catcher reached first. With
barnes on third ana Chaplin first. Jackson
HLaoe long lit to deep left field. and reached
'iiIu Oe1oTe the bail returned A faster man
could have stretched the hit into a home run. In
Ooiuihoas half OF the fifth Tyler singled and went
70 second on Jackson's error OF Gannons bOunder
Noho"eAIS long drive TO centre brought him home.
the columbia pitcher covering the last half OF the
circuit IN last time, The score.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
HIGHLANDERS YIN.
Washington Shat Out in a Dali
Game-Score, 4 to o.
o. TELFGRAPR 10 THn TREpuNE. ]

Washington. April lA-The HighIanders again de-
feated the Washington team here to-day by a score
OF to o.
Cold weather took all the vim out OF both teams
and the men gave almost mechanical exhibition
The home players were unable 70 hit 0Tth. He
injured his right hand IN the eighth. and Powell
finished the contest which called in this Inning
on account OF darkness The visitors made three
runs In the fourth. Kelnow. first up. got his base
on balls orth hunted. which EH threw wild, al
lowing Keinow TO score. and oTth TO get to second
Dougherty also hunted. and stahI mufTed the
throw. Orth going 10 third. Keelsr went out. Hill
to sfahl Elberfeid then singled, scoring orth
and DOugherty. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Announcement No. /.

II will 1t become necessary
for o give away sell stock bribe to gain
the good will Of those who in position TO
assist injure
sozodont has sold on its merits for sixty
years viii be offered 10 the public any
other grounds. claims for the efficacy Of
Sozodont repaired TO stand back and prove
every claim.
1t IS positively non-actd dentifrice and is
Tree grit any substances that would be
injurious teeth gums or mouth, and should be
the home Of all who in the
selfare vital organs, upon whl Oh SO much
depends for the general health Of the body
HALL & RUcKEL, New York City.
L4tmus Paper and Directions for esting your
tentifrice for acid viii be sent on receipt Of
sents for postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGTF

ghs Giants shut out Boston az the Polo Grounds
rrscer6sy BY 3 score OF 10 10 O. The all around
work q the visitors was extremely bad Harley
stitched for Boston, and seventeen hits were made
srom his delivery. Connen. the centre fielder OF
ehs Boston nine. who showed up badly in the open
snr game on FTfizy, again gave a poor exhibition
yesterday. and his two helped the Giants in
mir run getting. The fielding OF the home men
vas brilliant. Mathewson and Wiitse who did the
nitchinE. allowed only three hits, and these were
Gcatts7ed. Mathewson added much more glory 10
rs work By sending Out home run in the fifth.
u the eighth McCfann made home run which
Brought home Niltse and Stnang ahead OF him.
Da hens timely single In the third got McGann
and aIertes across the plate. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
coRNE11 BEATS RINGHAMroN TWICE

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Ithaca " Y. April 15-In double header to-day
with the Binghamton State League team Cornell
scored two victories. giving a good exhibition OF
clean baseball The scores
First game r. E
Bfar5sfator sfls.5I. II N .... 0 Ia /
Batteries: CorneIl-Uastad and Welsh; Binghanton-
Ramsey. Snythe. Farley and Fonl
Second game r. "a z
f,58sa ePT1sll ,31 90
Batteries CorneII-Deshon Welch; Binghamton--
wins Farley and Hennessy
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PRINCETON.
FoRoHAM DEFEATS URslNus EASILY.

The Fordham University team defeated the
Ursinus nine in uninteresting game yesterday
at Fordham Field by a score of TO / Murray
Fordhams southpaw, in the box. and he
pitched good game. striking out nine men and al
lowing only three hits which he kept scattered.
The features OF the game were the hitting of Nc
Lean, Shean and Hartman, the fielding Of Oliver
and Connolly. for Fordham, and the batting OF
SNYDER. Of Ursinus, who made two Of the three
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
VICTORY FOR HARVARD.
West Point Pitchers Hit Hard
Score. IL to Q.

west Point n. Y. April 15.-Harvard defeated
west POINT to-day by score OF 13 to 2 The cadet
nine owes its heavy defeat to bad pitching and
wild throwing. West Point was first to score, maxi
ing two runs in the first half Of the third Harvard
however finished the half with five runs to her
credit The local team went to pieces after this
and although Geiger was substituted for Beavers
as ptcher the tide Of defeat could not be stemmed
The weather was cold and interest in the game
Jagged. The scOre
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

SULLIVAN AND MITCHELL MAY MEET.

Tacoma Wash, April 15-The sporting editor OF
a Tacoma newspaper has. it is said. succeeded in
matching John l. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell
OF England, for a twenty-round bout. Marquis of
Queensberry rules time in May. When Mitch
81! was asked II he would meet Sullivan he replied
ASK John VIII be ready meet him any time
anyWhere Sulivans reply was characteristic.
VIII fight Mitchell ten. fifteen or twenty rounds
accepts O' IL nc
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
rRINlrY, Z; Holy CROSS, 4

Worcester. Mass. April 15.-Rsckless base run
ming spoiled Holy Crosss chances ia to-day's game
with Trinity. L.ofrus. who received his first try
behind the bat for Holy Cross. made double and
home run. the latter over the wire fence in left
field a feat which has not been accomplished
since Powers. catcher for the Philadelphia
Americans. aid the trick when catching for Holy
Cross The score:
R, H. E.
Holy Cross .........I / 0 0 IA S
Batteres-Bowman and DrayO; o Rourke. Carrigan and
Lotus. Ulnpire-RiOrdan
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
cINcINNArr. :. PT1-rsRrRG. .

Cincinnati April I5.-EW1ng had Pittsbu-g at his
snercy to-day. not OF the visitors reaching third
base. triple play made IN the sixth by
Gancy's catching EWing's low hunt hy. stepping on
nTSt base and throwing 70 second before the runner
az either base could return. Clarke was benched
for disputing decision in the eighth and sent
on The field with Lynch. Philippe and Mcbride
The score.
r H e
RstiE61rT .......... 0 . 0 0 . 0 % .
Bsttues-ENng and PhelDs: Philippe Case and PeltE.
EEpre-KleiE Attendance. 9-3S1
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PHILADELPHIA. 8: BOSTON. &

Philadelphia, April 15.-WIth the score ties, two
men out and the bases filled in the ninth inning
to-day, L. Cross singled and the locals again de-
feated Boston Doran's finger split by a
pitched ball. The score:
B5sa91s-pn'4 Bos5on i.............S 0S i
Batteries-Coahey. waddel. Powers ana ehreck
Gibson. DOran and Farrell Gmptre-O
lin. Attendance, 1889.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
CHICAGO. 5; S. LOUIS. 3.

Chicago. April 16.-Chicago defeated ST. Louis to-
day 8 to . Chicago held the st. Louis team safe
ninth when St Louis rallied ana tied the
score. In the eleventh TannehnTs single, Don
ahue made the winning run for the home team
The score:
Chicago .. o . . o o Is S 3
Batteries-owens and Sullivan: Glade and sugden- I'm
plre-Sherdan. Attendance 1913.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
AUTO" TRADE NOTES.

The new Wayne model B. four cylinder touring
car IS now being shown and demonstrated at the
local branch of the Wayne Automobile Companv
No 1868 Broadway. and answers the demand for
high grade car OF latest construction. combining
high power with a light weight. II has fewer
parts than any car of a similar type and has q
clean chassis. 1t is driven by a light and powerful
four cylinder motor. The motor develops twenty
tour to tWenty-eight actual test horsepower which
means brake horsepower on the high gear for
every hfty-sevsn pounds OF weight The car weighs
leo pounds. and the valves are mechanically sctu
ated ana interchange BILE The transmission Is the
sliding gear type with special interIocknes device
the clutch is engaged II has three speeds forward
and one reverse, and a direct drive on high sDae5
The INES OF the car are and stylish. No ex-
SCISSOR Of Model B Wayne will have an American
built car. constructed for American roads that car
oee IaVoTaoIy compared with any foreign built car
The local branch is IN charge OF A Z. Kuu one
or the pioneers in the automobile business who
lie has taken to the Wayne car and over the as
surance that he is going TO be able to make proupt
deliveries on both the two and four cylinder models.
c. J. Pupki, manager OF the Lewis Automobile
Company No. ass Hancock-st Brooklyn and Long
Island agent for the Maxwell car delivered a
Model L Maxwell to L. c. Meacham IT. This car
has been driven five hundred miles in the last week
and on June 1 Mr. 2Ieacham will drive II to the
White Mountains. Mr.. PUpki challenges any owner
Of an S-horsepOwer American make FasoIene car
to an endurance test OF a thousand miles NOW
stop. He VIII his model L. Maxwell which
has been In constant for the last four months
me loser IS to pay ali expenses. The round trip
IaTrytOWn. over wet and heavy roads in a model
n maxwell carrying DR.. Gildersleeve. G. Newton
ana resulted in the sale Of a model II Maxwell TO
each OF the three passengers.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
WILLIAMS. II; UNION. 3.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.I
NIIliamstown Mass. April 15.-Williams defeated
Union easily to-day by score OF Il 20 3 The field
ing OF the visitors wrctched. The score:
Williams ..........o 9 @i5 I ?
Patteries-westervet wadsworth: MOcarty. Hi
dreth and Harvey.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
CHESS NOTES.

c. Howell has the championship tourna-
Tnent Of the Brooklyn Chess Club without the loss
OF q game. Second prize lies between e W. Ia
baire. a. J. Souweine and II. Zirn.
Disappointed IN not being able to hold the inter
national cable chess match or Friday. the mem
beTs OF the American team contested two rapid
transit tournaments. with time limit OF ten sec
onds 10 a move. at the Brooklyn Chess Club The
frst was won By John F. Barry ~ Boston with
G S. Howell. Of Brooklyn. second. and H. Helms
third.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.

The !. S. Renzon Manufacturing Company whose
large carriage. harness and delivery wagon repos-
tory is at No. 40 20 750 Grand-st.. Brooklyn re-
port that It's early spring sales far in excess
OF last year and that It expects an extraordinarily
Iee business In all its departments In the present
season The company has recently opened an
automobile department. and is agent for he Loco
mobile and Buick gasolene cars
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
CLEVELAND. 8; DETROIT. 4

Cleveland. April 1.-THE postponed opening game
OF the American League season in Cleveland took
place to-day, Cleveland winning by the score OF s
to 2 Moore held the Detroit men down to three
hits. The score:
p H. E
Cleveland ............2 0 0 30 0 o IA /
Detroit .-......---.-.O o % 3
Bstteries-AIoore and Be1nis: Mullen and Wood I'm
plres-Kellev and McCaEthv ATTENDANCE 7.5aa.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Iuo-hase hirs-Ttus Doolin- Three-bsso hits-Tho-n-
az NoGee- Hls-OG Jones 10 IN eight innings; on
Farickert inning. Sacrifice Eits-COur1ney
S-aieu BrUrsfeld Doom % Double
FRyF-Ko(=ee Doom; GLEASON LDooin BrInsfeld
}ly1ckett and Lewis: Lewis Owens and Mc5amgell Left
o. hssesFhiladeiphs g. Brooklyn. 5 First base OF balls
-sOd Jones. OF Duggeby. ]. First base errors
5z9aklyn, . Philadelphia l. Struck out-T7y Jones g.
~ DuEElety. 3 Wild pircE-Jones. Time of game, 1
EEp!rs-B -BauEwine. Attendance. 900
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Providence, R L, April 15.-Princeton defeated
Brown here this afternoon to O. The Tigers won
out lin batting rally in the ninth Helm led off
with two base hit. Wells advanced him to third
md an error by Dickinson brought him in Byrarn
Princetons pitcher. did good work in the box
striking out ten 20 ssven for Tiff The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
wpuEYAv Ny. UNIVERSITY. I.

AGiddietown. Conn. April 15.-wesleyan's baseball
team defeated the Nsw-York University team on
Andrus Field this afternoon. S 10 T. Both sides
DIavea rather loosely and most OF Wesleyan's runs
We're made on errors the part OF the Sew-Xork
players ms SSOIs RI
ws;g.yfR = SSG5fS5& 3 2
Bat,eres--Munros. Taylor and Day Liis and RoSEs
Un,Ure-MaRey. q NiedlstoWn.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
ST LOIS. >. CHICAGO.

e. Louis April l5.-st- Louis to-day defeated Chi
Eago. 70 !. Smoot knocked out home in the
EtLth, giving the home team a lead which it held
throughout the game 9le score:
r H z
ass6 9 1s5i'............ .............
Bafterlss-EEsn ana Warner. Prefer snd oNsin Tn
FiEo-O'Dav.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PENNSYLVANIA. 8; LEH1GH.

Philadelphia. April 15.-Pennsylvania defeated Ie-
high to-day by the score Of TO L The Bethlehem
bovs were unable to do anything with the delivery
OF Brady. The score:
Pennsylvania ........o Ks - /
Iehigh .............-O . . y . VI j
Batteres-Brady Hay and Hare Wiley. BuroheI and
Person. Tmpirs-MoTan.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
COLUMBIA BEAT STEYENS
Wins Lacrosse Game in a Close
COntest-ScOre. ) to l.

Columbia defeated Stevens Institute in a lacrosse
game at Stevens Institute yesterday, to Stevens
started of with a rush making three goals before
columbia scored The visitors then braced up and
four goals were tailed for Columbia in short order
The second half was hard hRbt fror, the st,-+
eaeA Side scoring one goal The lineup and score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
cALEooNIANs BEAT RANGERS.

The CaIedonians beat the Paterson Rangers at
Bronx Oval yesterday, TO 0. The goal was scored
i've minutes after play started. In the second half
Paterson stroye hard 10 equal :he score, but the
Caledonian defence was iTrPregnable. The ball
passed from one end cf the field 10 the other by
brilliant coordinate by both teams but neither
side Gould gea the ball thr3ugA- The Nne-uQ.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
BROOKLYN BEATEN AGAIN.
Philadelphia Outbats the Home Nine
Score. 70 5.

The Brook lyn players met with second defeat at
abe hands q the Philadelphia men yesterday at
Washington Park. Brooklyn by score OF 10 3.
Ttere N-ere several snsppy plays made both
SIDES. The Quakers made four errors, while only
one Tn5splay was recorded against the home team.
'Eaalon's men failed 10 hit oPportunely. and they
Rere outbatted for good gains. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

TEo bass hits-Mertes GllherI. Thnee base hit-Dev-
Nn Home run- NcCssun. Sacrifice hlt-Abbatcchfo
s,olsn hases-Tenney Gilbert. BoWermaTl Hits-OR
MntheprsC- innings: o I IN two
.Er.nEH bases-Eoston 8: Nev-Yorlz g.. First
b1s- bsiE-Of Harley, & First base e-rors-Ssg-
Tc-k 3; Boston. J. Struck Out-Bv MatheWs0n 8: by
wlse 3. - Harley. Wild pitch-FEarey. Time o.
Fa-ze 30 Cmpires-Eu1sie ana Johnson. Aftendancs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

The Bedford Wagon Works OF No. 754 70 7sO
Bedford ave Brooklyn. which makes a speciality
Of selling delivery wagons the weekly payment
plan, Is Offering a line OF styles for all ptr
poses. and is doing a large business IN this class
OF trade
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
NEw-YoRK

Two base hts-Stahi. Williams. Sacrifice hts-Dough-
sr,y Ortiz Double Dlay-Cassidy 20 stahl 70 Hill First
On balls-OR Hughes. g. on Orth. / Struck out-By
Hughes. Z by Orth. s. Len on bases-Washington. 4;
NeH-foEl. g. Wild pitch-POEeil. Time game-24b.
UmpTe-ConnoIy. Attendance, 4.OO2. Game called
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
snArnN HALL. 9: c. c. n. z.

South Orange n. j. April 15-SeatOn Hall de-
feated the College Of the city OF NewQork here to-
dav by a score Of to 4. The score:
es,o, 41au4 o o o o x-0 II
q q X Y...0 %
Batteriss-Holton and Burns; MarelI and McDonali