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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

Denmark mission field. In the Fourth
ward amusement hail.. Dancing. n
program and partaking OF tasty re-
freshments were the order Of the even.
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heller Austin of idaho
Falls spent the first Of the week here
with friends.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Campbell OF Salt
Lake city has been visiting her sister
Miss II. Mae Campbell this week.
DR.. W. NJ. Stokey returned Monday
from trip to Omaha. He and family
VIII shortly go TO Europe. whore he will
pursue his medical studies.
Miss Emma Woodhouse ha. returned
from the Colorado mission field.
Mr. A. b. Anderson of Beaver was
visiting relatives here the first Of the
week,
Mr.. j. +, Dorius has resigned as man
ager OF the Lehi Mercantile Co. ana
has moved with his family 10 Salt Lake
City to reside.
Mr.. Peter Anderson of Moronl was
Lehi visitor Saturday
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entertained at dinner in honor Of Mrs.
Wcolley her guests being Mrs. Il. l..
Campbell Mrs. $. a, Langton and
Mrs ID. C. Bulge.
The members of the Y. L. NJ. !. A.
stake board very pleasantly surprised
President Mary l.. Hendrickson on
Wednesday afternoon by turning the
regular board meeting into a social
afternoon which was very much en-
royed by all present.
The Sorosis girls Of the L. \. c. had
several days Of Jolly good time during
the week, having held a house party
AT the home OF Mrs William Jardno
from Saturday until Monday and on
Monday afternoon they held a recep-
ton for a large number of friends
AT which they served appropriate re-
freshments and on Monday evening
the girls were entertained most roy
ally by j. 7, Caine and Prof. Jardne
at the Game home.
Mr. r. l.. Campbell spent several
days of the week in Salt Lake.
Mr. A. l.. Farrell arrived in Logan
ont Monday evening from New York
where he has spent the last two years
most probably in the study of music
under Dudley Buck. Jr.
Mr. b. @. Thatcher spent. several
days OF the week in Salt Lake on
business.
Miss Agnes Cassidy visited with
friends In salt Lake this week
Prof W, $. L.angton spent Friday
and saturday in Salt Lake on bust
ness for the L. \. c.
Mrs. Stover who has spent some
time visiting with friends in Logan
has gone to Berkely, Cal
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In Women's World.

one Of the results OF the prevalence
of Princess models Of every kind is the
invention OF the brassiere, This gar
ment Is designed 20 give the long, un-
broken line from the shoulder down
ward. A new Paris model OF corset
would have TO be well fitted to be at
all bearnble. II began az the neck
and finished few inches above the
knees. Yet fashionable women sub
init to such suffering pour etre belle"
and the effect under tight-fitting or
slightly draped gown Is undeniably
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,,.,.,e the happy couple, ana 2
70 feLn.s,I social evening was spen''
delsnaSding dinner was enJoyeu'
you Harris has returned from
Mrs. ,e Sd visit to friends IN iaaho'
49,, W conover has returned
Mrs yjsit to relatives In Sandy
K Farnsworth entertained
dinner sunday.
r,,a A TAYLOR and Mr.. j. W..
NUS we're wore married "Wednesday eve
Jensys ,s home OF the brides par
ring a, and Mrs. John Il. Taylor or
enis, ~, ward, Bishop /. Il. Nelson
The si1sn Many relatives and friends
Oaneas,ns GUESTS OF the happy occasion,
were tne 4 delightful evening In we'd
and plusstiyi,les, A delicious dinner was
enjoyed.
,,r,her of lady friends Of Mrs Al,
nunl,lneham OF the Third warn
lle Cu anI her wednesday night ana
sur pieasant social evening. De-
spent pie" 49,. 49,. a., ,,.,,o aarved
lelous reiresii's.
~. trarvev Ross OF Sewer
Mr.. ana ~ ,fr and Mrs. A. +. Accord
county v,si or heir wedding tour Mrs.
inls rd a Is a sister Of Mrs. Ross
id parnat, Is back from a
MIS- "a lotives IN Idaho.
,.a,os NJ the Rebekahs enter
the az ,,ost ENJOYABLE cobweb So
tsineu Nv me- T. o. o. T. hall Friday
evening"
.onio ~ the Fifth ward held an
snjoyapr ErIdav evening in honor OF
ward mus ,.,ad missionaries. Mr.. and
three Nv, W Williams and Mr. NJ. /.
MIS- W.. ana Of one departing mis-
Bu sery Mr., John William Horne, who
apoue a, An ENJOYABLE program OF
Ne.ae', snn@ readings and speeches was
musiV I ond refreshments served.
pnOeleu "
,. willamette sperry entertained
MIS- Friday afternoon.
p,isci,la club. was entertained
ius det nv Miss May Billings. An
lls .n @,6 art and literary program
Sas l'''''''
*'e'' tss
SEM. NJ. vt-asbington tbis coming week.
e''' -,
a.. rdiih Beck Martin Is spending
wua' n Thomnson
NJ" v sss
a.. chloe snoot spent Monday I'm
$50 with relotives md friends.
S' So
a., IA Pove entertained n number
,,Sdv friends az her home Friday aft
~ a,ont Dalnty refreshments were
,. ~.
"''N' .
.,a,m,. Sh,nar AZ her home "wednesday
, ,S, Covers we're hid for ~.
u,ss Nina Houston snant The mast
,a %l@ a. hnr home In American Fork.
v,s Farm prsn oe American Fork ~
,is,tin,. ,,i,b bo. ,notber Mrs u ID
Sr S',,"s AMI srlends in Provo this week
''''''' w."
u,s WIN L,ight ana Mrs n E,uqene
,llsp wore salt lake visitors his week
Aie" "e'V '''' '''''
Me- r,,,,na ,yoro OGDEN yisitors this
vel ,rse '''
w. -.
Mrs Ioryar Hanson entertained ar n
an,,iv social ar ber homo Xvcdnesdov
.n,,, rr,,o ." eons, Ut III M 49,,
Vr,hdsv About % ,ela19as ontora.I
N evonin, ~ ,nnsic gsn,es ana rocita
sas Ar ela borate snnnon H'as seryod
PP'' ~ 81 'eN'
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JAPANESE GOODS
AT AUCTION

An immense stock OF art goods from
San Francisco, viii be sold daily, COM
menclng at p. m. and p. m, at Gs
So. Main Street
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FRENCH TASTE
FIXES STANDARDS.

In many lines OF manufacture French
taste stlll fixes the standards, against
which no mere mechanical facility OF
wholesale production in other countries
can successfully compete. AS civilized
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the United States
have grown Weather. more prosperous,
and luxurious there has been steady
increase In the number OF people who
demand and can pay for articles OF lux
ury and correct taste. The present
general prosperity In our country Is no
where more accurately reflect cd thnn
In the declared exports from the Con-
sular district Of Paris, which rose IN
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1906, 10
total value of 52,037. $50 an increase
OF Sli 221 POS over the previous high
water mark Of 1905 Even this UMPIRE
cedonted figure does not include the
vast quantity OF clothing, jewelry and
other articles OF taste and luxury which
were bought IN Paris during the year
by the throug OF American visitors and
carried home without invoice declara-
lions as personal effects.
The full effect OF the conditions can
only be realized when the comparative
statistics OF exports and imports OF
manufactured merchandise alone are
taken into account. Thus during the
seven years from 1899 10 1905 inclusive,
the average annual import OF manufac-
tured goods 10 France was valued at
S03, 000 GOO francs, against exports In the
same class valued mt 2.s73.0OO, 900 francs.
an excess OF lao. 10000 francs IN the
foreign trade Of 1905.
There is a lesson In all this for the
countries which stake their chances for
increased and sustained exports solely
upon their ability 10 turn out machine
made merchandise OF standardized
types IN enormous quantities and &C a
low cost The time will certainly come,
II, indeed, II has not already arrived.
when the manufacturers and educators
OF our country should consider whether
an Industrial condition. in which one
mans work is TO q large degree exactly
Ike another's. is after all the highest
and most permanently successful form
of industrial development.
II II the skilled h9ndlwork of France
the choice products into which tho
trained artisan has wrought some OF his
own individual genius and character.
which denes the tariff walls OF other
countries and makes this republic. not
withstanding limited natural resources.
high taxation. and the burden OF milf
tary and naval armaments busy, PROS
perods. and--exccpt for some apprehen-
sions growing out of discomfort OF the
iaborlng classes --serenely confident for
the future. consular Report.
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LEHI.

Lenl' Nov. h,-Tuesday evening q
a,eNel social was given IN honor of
'1' Ho'hc Who leaves shortly for the
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks. finishing. framing, Main
and Third South streets
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Removal sale; 10 Pianos. n. Y. &
Western Piano Co.. - Market 81.
The evening world., 1906-04-24
GEN. GREELY ASKS S
FOR MORE Troops

WASHINGTON. Arril 2i-Gen Greely
In command at san Francisco. has made
some in,por,ant recommendation to tAe
War Department toucAing the future
employment OF the military forces in
California. He has tele rapned under
last nigAts date IS follows:
Military Secretary Washington. d. c.
Have had consul-a -at.on with Mayor
SchmitZ, Gen. Funston and the chef
OF Ponce regarding necessities OF the
near future The Mayor urges that the
army tAAe charge OF the large distric,s
LOW guarded ~ the State Mhi,Ia. Apart
from oiaer considerations. q Is evident
,hat tAe state Militia eaunos be az
pe'-yct 10 serve here any considerable
leusrh OF time Tho Mayor ln.orIneA
me ,nat he should ask the Governor 70
remove a.. militia q. once. informed
him that questions involving relations
o. ,'e Hiuc4la. ana Stale aUtr.1-lt.cs
Nefe u- .oau tre province OF the regular
army, uut tA1t evcr%TmnS would ue
done as taf as present regular force
v .1-is 20 safeguard the interests OF
~, IS evident. however. that within u
Wees or ten days tIc situation VIII dee
Nt.'p h'l on!J % san tr5nc!hto. but in
AZ +erl4A IS 20 aAHI dN extent IL 10
slpso.utely demand largely Increased
loi res or the lrescrvdl o. 0l puphc o.
der ard tae conservation OF pu5ic in
teres,s Wf.ie / nm sdviHci that IN
additional force Q' bro mt 'wou.d nos
- 'Nce@S.Nc. Ne in ny lp.nion tho
prospective seds can be met by a.650
additional troops 10 come from OUTSIDE 8
90 this military csvis.on As isreo IA
p'qporuon ot these troops MS possible
80 lid be cavalry IN view OF the de-
- aston ~ 10 al transportation and
~ Dim lliics ~ iHtcrc mmuntcatinn.
TIC present forces including coast ar
tllcrp aud marines, aGere' c In san
III rscu il.F Worrisr $50. including
officers Ear.y favorable action is
Therefore rcqu stcd
III Is strong y recommended that the
Transports Warren and Crook hn mi
INTO commission Immediately Alreidy
alnlcutes exist rega-'1;1F supnliss ~
iprage and lgmbor, wh'ch are certain 10
inereaso Ia tho near future. These
transports would 10 much ~ meet the
demands or the Army if these respects
AArt from other directions
Until now Oia cntire activities ot the
command have hocn given 10 t..ying the
clly from der ertrlct.0n. but from thls
Lnle on aTranSem9ns wNl be made
Iooh.rC 70 permanent provision for dr.
hcu.uea which ara certain TO arise dur
inF = coming month
"tslar cdi GRTrLY.
'Ma3or-GcneTal Commanding"
The evening world., 1906-04-24
PiMLICO RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. FIAlLICO. Nd. Atrl
q. 1916 "A good crowd WAS present at
Pimnco this afternoon. \ high wind
made the track few second slow
FIRST RACE-FJr three year-olds
and upward; five aud one-half furl-
onss.-firevilla @ tchrstian to l
and 10 !. l. kits. III tRarnet0, - TO
and y 10 J. Potter Paul. ll6 Walsh
~ TO ! and even. Timc--LQS.
Ethelbry;aa. Pla aoi Or Coney
Frank Foster. Nu,s u and Donna also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Handicap for two
year-olds. four and half frlonss.
Moodeine, l23 (Digsin1g,D, 3 to and
TO ! and S 20 O. second; Alleran. Jas
lJamesl ? IL 70 1 and - !. third.
T!me-o.56 81. Also ran; Lady va,
Lucy Marie and st Jeanne.
THIRD RAGE. Three year c,cs and
Up. SIX furionss. Hyperion, II CW7lsh5.
to and 20 won. WelJjun. 20.
piggins, 4 10 ! aud to r. so,na
Pslora. ss IIhgam. S 10 ana - !.
third Time. Lill-2
AlRo ran--BriNery. Narv Worth,
America II. and Marimbo.
FOURTH RACE-Nlntdens; three
years old. six furlongs Amelia Iacnc.
liz, Hngsn C 70 ! AID ] 20 -. nJa.
Frlhs. lo5 walsh a 20 ! and c 10 ..
Tarlac. no. He!gerson % 20 ani "a
%. 8. Timc-.iGA
Also ran; " W. Picrce-C -Charrcable.
Fi1ttoress. Betroy ard Cakis1t
FIFTH RACE-Thre ree-year-olls and
upwards; one mile -Pueoa. 100 Chris
tan {? to / and TO 81. won. Dckaher.
los. Kent, l2 10 J and 10 a.. .. Bust
". 81 FaIrov @ 70 9 and 10 l0l 8.
T1me--i.42
Also ran: Sals. Duke OF Kendall.
Winchester, Nonsense and Singing Mas
The evening world., 1906-04-24
SENDS PHOTOGRAPHS OF
BURNING SAN FRANCISCO
Views Taken by Mr.. Browning Show Stricken
City as It Appeared at Height of
Conflagration.

mites. Asout thirty thousand refugees
are due here to-day
The shake here lasted three minutes
aHd made things rattle ana creep and
sway, but did 10 damage In SacrI-
mento. Ia the houses. while the shake
lasted. you had TO brace yourself when
standing, as II YOU wege aboard a
u a. "a rough weS.taer. IL made man4
here sick a. tie stomach.
- great aItny p,-tgic here with nc1s
ie.atlgrs IN san tranciS-o have been
unable IN hear from them yet-three
days nov since the shake-and they
oro greatly worried
Some have :: that the dlsaster VAS
sent on the city for It's wickedness. but
that could hardy be for how would
think hey would begin on New York
ilrS.
The evening world., 1906-04-24
EBONY, PLUNGED
on, WINS PILE
FOR HENSCHELL
"Pittsburg Phirs' Brother
at Track Wouldn't Bet
CounterfeitS on Races.


ot the stretch. when Clements iook III,
lead and won clereriy by tro 'eurtbi
from Mira. which bea; Ecol2uy nit.
q stance for the place.
Well-5acked Gcod Thing Scores.
Ebony. u olack racer from tine Na,-
land stable. was made The meiH e.,
heavy plunge to-day being hR'kel
from 10 to at the opening % 20 81
the close fut. the cry they ou
the dollars continued to gc W. 11d
Ebony made good after neitt break
Ing rlHl through the stret.1 t'Hf'i u;
on first al the start. Doyle was q ni
q take Ebony back q peg or Wo dl-
lowing Parkviiie 10 take ~ The rir-
mig Janctts had her speed .th leg
too and stayed well up with the eaters.
parkvlile rounded lnt' fir sfre -
showing the way for ;he 1pa-h an
the last sixteenth Doyle there rouslu
Ebony uD with % wcf-tiuea -vSh. the
black ''ln" Winning hy length lp a
furious drive from Parktle Wn,c1 hsu
JAneta head tor IRE .piac.. rse OH
o. wc-s ~ tire heels o., the three
placed horses
Treasure Seeker Did Stunts.
when tie vca--oids cot m in
the fourth race for the Woodhaven
Stake Treasure Seeker tried 10 jump
ove- the moon hftv strides from the
start. and then cut across 90 .he ou'-
SIDE renee. his fFollc llt fNf Spoil
the alignmen; which showed Athens
Bertmoni and Fou Du Lac runniug
head and head entering the stretch
Athens ihon came and appeared 70 have
a mortgage on nrst place when Baird
lot out wrap ard Bertmoui came on
laughing winning hv FOUR ienEths
easily Athens and Moie~ey. which
came rssoiu;sly n the last strides
had II nip and tuck for nlace. Athens
earning second call by n head.
Red Knight Quit.
Rel Knight. Installed favoitte IN the
10 tn, talent; He goi the h,'refit ~ d
c,1od start and maintained the lead 90
fhe turn IN the Strctch when ~
chucked u ignominLorsly Chimney
Sweep. as black as bis name then
moved from fourth 10 first position and
rct warmer lace Walden ani Sa.lo-
BOY then set sail Su- tho G mneY
horse Rad the fcot and won hrUdilr ~
TWO icrgths fror Wadiei. wich was
lcagth in front of SAILOR Bo.. The
later WAS conirg strong
Sahara Slow in Starting.
TIC sixth race Tor maiden three
ycar-oids. was easily won by the favor
Ike. Belle OF Pcgucst which getting
OF second 20 Mary II key. took tho
lengths Saharn, slow to get underway.
took second position az the trish by
four lengths from Dueuns.
The evening world., 1906-04-24

stan Photographer o. P. Browning o:
The Worlds art department, To-day re-
-elvcd from his brother. Charie- BROWN
.n9. jr. OF Sacramento. number Of
y1vidly Interesting Photographs OF
scenes IN san Francisco during the
height OF the confiaSratlon that swept
ne city after the earthquake. VIII the
photographs came letter written by
Charles browning on tie evening OF
Anr'l .. As ne wrote the militia com
paniee OF sacramento we're lining up IN
front OF his Office TO 80 to the stricken
cry.
Last night" so he writes. the glare
OF tha fire In san Francisco couid he
plainly seen here-a distance OF ninety
The evening world., 1906-04-24

/. good; He scored on wiltses out;
Humme! 10 Jordan. Bresnatdn slashed
one 10 center Held FOR two bases. aud
cantered home on Browne's NJ o. q
,dol5le 20 r.gnt;; p5pl.n died. Hlmmo!
Third Inning.
suans threw out Bergen. Fuson was
more lucky. He whipped q ige drive
just 4 side third for two Eases. Straas
made lulact-usat Oul Ot L4miu! -
sroInder. out Eason got 70 ,aild on the
play. Maloaey was out. pahlcn 10 Jor-
tsn. no RUNS
NIcGanr heat out a show grounder 70
second Mccain was forced oGs oS
Mcrtcs slow drive - HUmluel, Mertes
was out stealing second. Damien iiied
out to Lumley NO III Ms.
Fourth Inning.
Casey led Of with a two bagser to
LETT AID hTeezrd none pn Jordan's tn ce
osee .-Fnlsa to left. Mccarthy .o,io~ et
rnis buJoardWent wlsI TWO hHrsrr
down the iert foul llne " two bases,
scoring jordan, Not TO re out-done.
Le wis tore OFT Two oaggcr down the
rign, foul line and Mccarthy romfcd
IN. Wlltse Tag getting his namps good
and strong about this time. ana Nc
Graw sent tho relief out on the ground
To- warm up Hummel was called Out
or tT.Rca Bergen died on a ~ one
10 Dahlcn while Lewis yonE ;h.rd
Es-on Na- Elvcn p1ss Lum e.,
rhc7 cAme w and whipped 4 single ln
between short and third. sending Lewis
home. tying tie score Maloney w1lkc
Ming tic bases. AMI I; VAS NO TO Doc
20. Ce ~ 10 break up the game. y;
rhis oppo-tyne moment McGinnity went
oupt TO relieve Mr. Nilisc. Severthc-
less DR.. CASEY had the goods ard
s-a"%%1 sor t%5 S,sg "a. oainafsg iaf eS IT, fsas' fsg
After batting the second time in ono
inning, oJrda1 lifted high hy to
Ee1IlTn q 2IlT.. Tn,e,.nng the quleius to It.
Tc,rn was out Lewis t, JorGlu
StranE struck out McGlnnity fou.cd
IN Bergen. NO RUNS
Fifth inning.
Mccarthy opened WIN single over
second Lewis popped up one to Devlin.
Humnel siug'ei 20 right. advancing
McCarth". bergen foulci out 10 Bros
..anr1 nnhS11i En E9,9g p,a ,oseed hnmmel out at
Casey siurz prranahan out with ease.
Z own got pct7 A wili pitch sont
G-oSne 70 'Hcort He scored ~ Don
l'n'' '.7sle n ie't and took second or
relieve Fason. McGann got pass
D0nlln sole third Mertes Ned 10
Lumley ard Doalin was thrown out
at the plate. ONE RIM.
Sixth Inning
Tnmley was thrown out by Deviin.
MSloney drove a hot one through Strang
for single. Casey's drive struck Ma
loney In the back and he was out. Jor-
dan drove one past second. which was
also good for a single Strang threw
out Mccarthy NO RUNS.
Dthirn walked p.vlin followed with
a two-h,rser 70 rivat. scoring Dahlen
and on a wild throv TO the plate. took
tlsrd Strsnn walkei. MoGlnnity SIN
rei n rifflt, scoring Devlin. Passo-
rl~ went In n rslieve acapion. Bres-
nahan forcad str-ng out az third. IVY
Ing 70 sacrifice Browne hunted safety.
filing tho bases. Donlin str>.ck vi
Acisnn lined out to Lewis. TWO
RUNS.
Seventh Inning.
Levi. hled out 10 Donlln. Devlia
threw out Hunmel. BerEon singled u
centre, Psstorlus walked Devlin made
rreat running catch Of Lumley's foul,
retirinE tn. SIDE NO RUNS
hertes walked Dshlen forced Mertes
at second, Pas iorius TO Lows Devlin
slJp got pass. Strsnx llnsI out 10
Hummel and Dahlen was doubled up at
second So RUNS.
The evening world., 1906-04-24
TO OPEN 4 BANK
IN FRISCO MINT.

WASHINGTON. April 24-A t.le-
gram received at tho Treasury De
partmsnt to-day from the super!nten.
dent OF tho Mint In san Francisco
says that the United states SiEnal
Corps has est sb!ishod wire IN tHe
mint building and thar II is once NOR,
In direct communication with the out
eide world The san francisco bank
erH the telegram SAYS. are acting jnlnt-
lv and win establish a disburs,ng Of
nr' In tho mini with funds furnished
hy transfer.
The evening world., 1906-04-24
DIED..

OIe ~.
DALY.-At his residence. No. 10 OIL
ST. on sunday April "a. 1905. JOSE
y. DAILY.
Relatives ana friends OF tho fan
are respectfully invited to attend
funeral from 81, Jamos's Cnurch. jar
it-. on Wednesday morning. at
o'clock.
Tho mt I'm bors M the Downtown TfI
many Club and tho General Commlttc
t.e Second Assembly District are rec1
80 20 meet 80 their clubhouse "
Madison st. on Wednesday mornir
10 o'clock TO attend tho funeral
l,'e brother member. Joseph p
James \. Roardon. PrcS: John
christ Sec.
HoLTJE.--A. IN. residence OF his
ooi ". Houston ct, city. JOSEPH IL
MAN HoLTJE beloved son OF Herman
sabina a. Hollje.
Funeral Thursday at p M Relst
and friends ara Invited.
WELCH.-Atter short iIno., on 81
day Aoril %. 1900. DAVID ]. wFis
Funeral from his late residence
Amsterdam Rv.. Wedse esday at q
Chicago aad Boston papers please
The evening world., 1906-04-24

Klienow to Williams 40 RUNS.
Fourth Inning,
Cross TO Davis retired Chase Ycag
the Irdians head Oh Kleiuow singled
to ceatre. and Lord oy a great throw
20 thlrd caught Geager Ciarksou flied
TO Hartstl NO RUNS
Lord singled u icf Brouthe-s struck
out aid klenow caught Lord steal
.ng. Completing neat double play
DAVIS ny was out o. Conroy roach
on account OF the ~.nd and Nas good
for triple Conroy 10 Williams 10
ClsrHson 20 Illeinow PAT Davis on ~ :
RUNS
Fifth Inning.
Dousherty was easy. cross 10 Davis
he, lor rs 70 right r,aped three bases.
Keeier. IIar;sei, aftcr aa-d run.
caught Laporte $ ny CongOy died
easy. Keller TO Davis ONE RUN.
Clarksons luShoo, soakcd SeylJo,d on
The back ami ae took nrst Murphy
20 Wiiiains Seybold was out at homo
pate Iyi4iig. % score on Schreck' $
der singled 90 left. sclrne Murphv.
Hartsel nied to Murphy ONE RUN.
Sixth Inning
Cheso's single was too hot for Davis
10 handle ard 10 was SAFE n: firrt.
NeaEers drive 70 Bender bounded 20
Murphy who threw him out At iir-t,
case going 70 tnird on tho play.
Davis uced ClarHson's erouadcr to
throw Chase out ~ the rlatc Hahn
bated for DouSherty aad slnr,ed 10
crutrc. scoring tl~noT Hahn al
vanocd TO second on Wild ritca Keeler
died. Cros. to DAVIS oNE RUN.
lrrd struck ont Brouthe.s 1lsd to
k"e,er I.aportc made nn~ stop OF
pnEss grolndcr and threw him Out
~ hTst 40 RUNS.
Seventh Inning.
Williams. after making three hlt.
was passed 10 first hy Bend.r. and A
steal, Schreck 10 Bender, Ia Porte sin
slod and wa- doubled with C5nroy on
the lat ters Fronnder to Cross, Murphy
to Davis NO Runs
chsse. Murpsy', bad ooundcr TO- to Yes,
ger was Bood for nrst base Cros.'s
tvo-bo gger MT left Acld fence. scoring
Murphy, Shrek fled 90 Hahn Clark.
Williams TO Chase ONE RUN.
i. Eighth Inning.
Chase struck out YoaFer died st
Lord no RUNS '" 'N'ed 10
Lord beat Yeagers throw Brouthers
buniod n foul 10 klelnow Lord started
10 steal. was doubled M on Davis. liner
TO Yeager. NO RUNS
Ninth Inning.
ClarkSon doubled left Bender hit
Hahn. Brou,hers flmblei Bendsr's a
throw to Keller. GARRISON scored
Schreck threw Williams's bun, a mile
over Davis's head Ham and KecI.r
scored La Porte's single centre scored
ASnAar
Chase f1naed. Yea=a- struck ont. FoUR
RCNE
Seybold wulkcd singled Cross ditto.
scoring Scybpid, Schrcck ,orccl CrbSa
Ycagcr TO Williams Bender flied 10
Conioy. Murphy scoring liartsell forced
forced schreck, TWO RUNS.
The evening world., 1906-04-24
PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON.

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