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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-05

several wards and BY motion
adopted as members Of the Munich
pal Democratic Executive Commit
fee are as follows:
Ward LIS. w. Hoskins, w.
+. Parsons and e. Fl. Wentworth.
Ward 3. Il P. Kees, HI. G.
Greenwood and w. I'll. Seavey.
Ward 8. ID. Cohn, L. I'll. Bag
gett and f. o. Conant.
Ward A. DR.. j. Ii. johnson,
G. S. Cowan, and M. Mccullough.
On motion made and duly sec
onded the meeting adjourned.
p. q. JONES, Chairman.
Nj. MCCULLOUGH, Secretary.
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So much space is given to th

So much space is given to the
official proceedings of the mass
meeting and Of the executive com
mittee created by it, as well as
other matter bearing on the sub
ject, further editorial comment
must be reserved.
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Proceedings al Adjourned Meeting.

The committee met at the may
or's Office, pursuant to adjourn
ment, at $3.50 p. m. Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. 4, 1906, and was called
to order by the chairman. Those
present were S. w. Hoskins, e.
II. Wentworth, l.. p. Kees, w.
H. Seavey, D. Cohn, L. Fl. Bag
gett, +. O. Conant, ]. III. John
son, G. S. Cowan, M. Mccullough
and Fl. 6. Greenwood.
A motion by Mr.. Wentworth
that the chairman appoint a COM
mittee of three to call on the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen
and request them to have q regis
tration made at once of all Brook
haven voters. was adopted. L.
p. Kees, D. Cohn and E. III.
Wentworth were appointed.
On motion of w. III. Seagey it
was resolved that the first primary
be held on Monday, October %,
1906.
The appointment Of managers
was deferred until a future meet
ing.
After some time spent in infor-
NAL discussion and an examination
of the new law governing munich
palities, it was ordered by the
committee that nominations be
made ut the primary October %
for the following offices, viz:
For Mayor.
For Police Justice.
For Clerk.
For Marshal.
For Treasurer.
For Tax Collector.
For Five Aldermen-One from
each of the four wards of the City
and one from the City at large.
For Members cf as.S Municipal
Democratic Executive Committee
One from each of the four
wards of the City and one from
the City at large.
Qualification of Voters.
On motion of M. Mccullough,
all white male citizens 81 years
old, who are duly qualified cleo
tors of Lincoln county, and regis
tered on the city registration
books, who have resided within
the corporation cf Brookhaven
for 10 months next preceding the
election, who are not delinquent
for taxes, due the municipality for
the two preceding years, and who
have not within two years prior
to the election been convicted of
violating within the corporate
limits of said city any of the laws
of this State or the municipality
prohibiting the sale OF vinous,
alcoholic, malt, intoxicating or
spirituous liquors, were declared
to be eligible as voters in tie
primary ordered BY this commit
tee.
On motion, the committee ad
journed until 5 p. m. Monday,
Sept. 10th, 1906.
Nj. MCCULLOUGH,
Chairman.
II. e. GREENWOOD, Sec y,
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Bfyanas speech has given the
Democrats and Republicans some
thing to talk about.
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Mrs. Birdsong's application for
baiI is yet undecided.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
Beer Is Not an
Alcoholic Drink
An Eminent Scientist Says II CannoI
Properly Be Called Such.

In view Of the Increasing popularity
of beer, IL is interesting TO note what
the really eminent modern scientists
say OF H. There has been, and sttll It
IN certain quarters. prejudice against
beer. but this prejudice, like many
pre5udices, is based on ignorance Beer
called by uniformed people and 1t is
not an intoXicant OF course 1t IS pos
sible TO drink too much beer, lust as
il is possible 70 eat too much meat.
but the proper use of beer is declared
by eminent doctors TO be beneficial TO
the health.
known scientist, says: The specific
characteristic of beer is not in its afco-
holic property Modern technics in
beer brewing have q tendency to re-
and 10 correspondingly increase the
proportions OF extracts Owing to the
small amount Of alcohol in beer, the
same cannot possibly be called an
alcoholic beverage"
Pabst. FOR sixty years. has been the
leader In all scientific Developments In
the art Of brewing and today Pabst
Blue Ribbon Beer is the recognized su-
perior OF all beers, richest IN tire er-
tracts Good elements) OF which DIR.
Struve speaks. absolutely pure and
cohoI
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is so rich
in food elements because breWed onIv
from Pabst exclusive eigit-dey malt.
barley and grown slowly. in natures
own way. thus retaining all the vital
food strength Of the barley. 1t gives
Pabsf Blue Ribbon the highest food
value and makes il most nourishfnr
The very small percentage Of alcohol
in Pabst Blue Ribbon. only three and
q half per cent, serves to stinluIate
the digestive. activity of the stomech
and cannot be injurious to the health
Pabst Blue Ribbon; ne most health
is the beer for the home.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
HOUNDS
WILL MEET AT
INGLESIDE.

Sixty-four greyhounds win meet in
two stakes at Ingleside Coursing Park
on Sunday. The best OF the dogs in
training will meet in a champion event
The draw last night resulted as fol-
lows:
Champion. Carlow Boy VS.. Jim Lamb; /;
Freeport VS.. Amandan; Lady Leeds VS..
Miss Gambit; Eilbe Royal VS.. Miss Emil :
"; Dolly Bishop VS.. Rose of Gold; Paul
Dunbar VS. Tom King; Cry Baby VS..
Princess Lightfoot; Pony Capitol VS..
Honest John; Huron VS.. Clyde Fox
hunter VS.. Humboldt; Flower Girl VS..
Foot Steps; Reckless Acrobat VS.. Ro-
man Actress; Bon Ami VS.. Medea: Dan
Finnigan VS.. Gallant Boy; Miss Viking
vs. Queens Beauty; Friendless Boy VS..
Young Kerry Pippen-
Open stake-The Limit vs. Mary Pat
ton; Sangerman VS.. Billy DELANEY:
Primrose VS.. Fiery Eye; John Morri-
sey VS.. Free Rock: Young Geraldine VS..
Domestic Lad; Pedlar Baum VS. Rene
gade Apache; Big Boy VS.. Sir Liptori !:
Ina Cissus VS.. Doretta; Irma Hotfoot
VS. Jim Ryan; ID r VS.. Bloomfng z
Dutchman: Frank Dunn VS. Jimmy
Lyons; Race King VS.. Fiddler; Busy
Boy vs.. The Old Peach: Burton VS.. our
Ports; Judge VS.. Real American; Zira
VS., The Crowd
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LABoRER SLEEPS ON TRACK
AND LEG Is CUT OFF
Ambrose Re Dies from Injuries Re
ceived ON Right-of-xay ON
North shore Road.

SAN RAFAEL. Sept. 1s.-Ambrese
Re. laborer employ Jed by the Remil-
lard Brick Company. Greenbrae, while
asleep on the fenced-in track ON Sec
ond street. suffered amputation of his
right leg by an ipcoming North Shore
electric train about Midnight last night,
and died from the injuries this after
noon. He was intoxicated when he lay
on the track.
Re, who had "A few days leave of
absence, had been visiting his country
men and is supposed to have In
dulged too freely and wandered in on
the track which is fenced to prevent
people coming In contact with the
heavily charged power rail. He was
lying down on the fenced-in rails when
Motorneer w. L. Garfield of the In
coming electric suburban train discov-
cred him. Garfield Immediately ap-
piled the emergency brake, but it was
too late, the motor car striking him,
amputating his right thigh. The i'm
jured man was taken Immediately to
a hospital. where his wounds were
dressed. The shock and loss of blood
was too great for him TO rally, and
he passed away this afternoon. Re
was a single man..
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SPORTS
OAKS LOSE TO THE,
ANGELS IN NINE
INNINGS.

Los Angeles consumed only the regu-
latIon nine cycles yesterday at ldora
Park, but took Oakland into camp even
more decisively than in the long game
Of the day preceding.
The score stood l to 0 in favor of
b the Cherubs until the sixth, when the
Oaks manufactured three runs and
settled back to enjoy the rest of the
meeting Their enjoyment lasted until
the eighth, when the men from the
south found things as they liked them.
and. getting thf big machine to work
ing smoothly. ground out the final four
tallies wherewith to bury the Com
muters.
From a Los Angeles standpoint the
eighth was lovely season. Some
primeval instinct rendered Gates wild
al the start and he passed Cravath,
but cravath didn't stay on bases long
A three-bagger by Dillon, which
Kruger narrowly missed getting. pro-
vided Necktie with carfare for the rest
of his journey, and Toman in lesser
degree but just as effectively. pro-
ceeded to do the same for Dillon with
a rice single to left. Gates picked up
Ellis bunt and touched the runner half
way to first, which let Toman take
second on the play. Next Mcclellan
poked a hit through an interstiee near
third. but Kruger's fast fielding held
oman on lllIO. SQuCC@C pay
suited in Tomans out at the plate,
Gates assisting when Eagar hunted
But Mcclellan registered when Tom
Hackett's compass went TO the bad.
Oakland got it's three in legitimate
manner in the sixth. Gates surprised
himself by tapping one past Dillon. and
Burns was also surprised, for ne
walked Smith. Van Haltren attempted
TO sacrifice, but Burns threw Gates out
at third. A smoking single to Ellis
as Kruger's contribution let Smith
home, and. not TO be outdone in the
good work, Heitmuller originated one
which Toman tried to spear but
couldn't whereat Van rang the bell
DevereauN came up and cracked out a
line drive to Ellis and Ellis coppered
il without moving out of his tracks.
The other tally with which the
Angeles started their collection at
the opening Of the game came about
as the result of a base on ba4s TO
Csochnauer, the theft of second by that
player, Cravath's infield out and a long
bingle Of Dillon's into Vans territory
Burns hit Haley on the short ribs
and put him out in the fifth, but he
revived when they called for a dipper
Of wafer and fatty declined TO sur
render TO any other runner the doubt
ful honor Of hanging around flrst while
Francks was making the third out by
the three vain efforts method The
score:
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FRESNO LOSES AND
FISHER BURNS
HIS HAT.

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept 19.-The
crippled Fresno team continued its
losing streak today, thereby increasing
the local clubs chances of winning the
pennant In the preliminary practice
Outfielder Wolters of Fresno severely
sprained his ankle, and Fresno's hope
was knocked in the head Hoag, a
youHgster whom Fisher recently picked
up. started to pitch and lasted until he
had filled the bases. Lefty Obanion,
who took his place, was as wild as a
March hare and Portland made nine
runs before the final inning. Califf
had the raisin- eaters on his staff and
they were very lucky TO get four hits
of his delivery. True to his promise,
Fisher burned his hat today just be-
fore the games Yesterday ne said he
and he kept his promise Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
YOUNG SWIMMERS
TRAINING FOR
BIG RACES

Gregory Padilla. captain of the Lick
School swimming team. is pleased at
the large number of athletes who have
turned out for the team this fall. This
Institution has always entered strong
team in the Academic Athletic League
swimming meets and if the present In
terest is maintained there IS no reason
why the wearers of the black and gold
should not carry off the hOnors in the
coming tournament
George Bromley, D. Dietterle. c. Bell,
Gregory Padilla (captain), Lester
Thompson and w. Ranft, all Of lasr
years team. have returned to schooEl
Each stands willing 70 surrender hizl
place as soon as another man proves
himself better
Captain Padi1la took the squad to the
foot of Laguna street last Saturday
and started active training. Padiua is
negotiating with the South End Rowing
Club for the privileges OF the boat
house and the water rights This would
be an ideal place for the Lick athletes
to train, as the distance from their
school is only a mater of ten minutes
ride on the cars.
The South End oarSmen have done
everything in their power since the fire
TO help out the amateur athletes of the
city. At the first meeting of the club
1t was decided to send invitations to
the Olympic. Young Mems Christian
Association, st. Ignatius and the Occi-
dental clubs. and extend the privileges
of the boathouse until such time as
the respective clubs could get in run
ming order again.
This liberal offer. IT is said will be
extended to the Lick school athletes.
The other competitors. Lowell. Will
merding and Mission, have not taken
much interest In swimming so far but
each school viii enter team
Tom Lame, holder OF the worlds in
records for the 440 and
SSO-yard swims, is still at Lowell. and
George Bromley, holder of the same
title for the 100 and 220-yard swims.
is stiIl at Lick.
The Lick candidates are as follows:
100 Yards-G. Bromley. F. E. Berier,
W. Saywell. r. Mckenzie. A. wwSs
ID. Dietterle. s. Wilder. v. Dinsnd ~
22O Yards-G. KucheI. 5. Bray O.
Bromley. +. BeEier, A Wynne. c. Perry.
d. Dietterle. z. Lodge. V. Dinsmore. w
Saywell. 8 Wilder. c. Bell. G. Padilia,
n Mckenzie and r. Shawhan.
440 Yards-C. Clyckme, RI. Morser, r
Gardiner, G. KueheI, 5. Bray, F. Berier.
Dinsmore, W. Laywell. R. Mckenzie
$50 Yards-H. Morser. r. Barfer. J.
Doughty A. Wynne. S. Wilder, " Dfns-
more, w. Saywen, +. Mckenzie. @.
Relay Team Newton, B. rrfsA
L Thompson, R. Shawhan. H Jorgen-
sen w Z. Randall, G. Barnett J.
Doughty G. Bell, G. Padf1la- G.. Brora-
ley. H. Dfetterle, II. Morser. G.. Carter,
+. Lodge and c. Perry.
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INJURED WHILE PRACTICING
FOR VANDERBILT CUP RACE
AutOist George Robertson and His Me-
chanIctan Hurt by Striking
TcleRraph Pole.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1e-George Rob-
ertson and his nechanician. Arthur
Warren were seriously injured in an
automobile accident near MIneola. L. L.,
today. while on q practice spin in prep
aration for the Vanderbilt Cup Sace.
At Hsirpin Turn, the sharpest turn on
the course, the 9o-horse- power car
swerved wild. struck a. telegraph pole
and hurled its occupants out Robertson
sustained a broken collar bone and his
mechanician two broken ribs. Both
were rendered unconscious. Robert
sons car is believed to be too badly
damaged TO take part In the race.
The Herald announces that William
X Vanderbilt Jr- Will drive a gcsr in
the race for the trophy donated BY him
self. He viii pilot a foreign built car.
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FIFTH REGIMENT BEING PAID.

SAN JOSE. Sept le.-Colonel d. A.
Smith. who will assume command of
the Fifth Regiment. n. G. c., next week
came to this city this morning as dis
bursing officer, to complete the pay
ment of the officers OF Company B for
service rendered following the earth
Quake. The sum left brings the total
amount paid to the local company up
to $4,000. Colonel Smith announced that
he would make changes in the per-
scnnel OF his staff when he took charge
of the regiment
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
FRANCE AND BELGIUM
PROTEST TO THE SULTAN
Ministers to Morocco Notify Him Tint
Governments Reserve Indemnity
Right for Casa Blanca Outrage.

TANCIER, Morocco. Sept. 19.--The
attitude OF the Sultan and his repre-
sentatiyes during the disorders at Casa
Blanca, September II. when Cherlf Tae-
lainein with $50 men piilaged the
French Iron Works there and pursued
Europeans through the streets, wound
ing several of them, has called forth
Official protests from the French and
Belgian ministers to Morocco.
These diplomats have notified Mo-
hammed ell Torres. the Foreign Minis
ter. that their Governments reserved
the right to demand indemnity for the
pillage OF Franco-Belgian esta ablish-
ments.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
ONLY JOHN L. NoT DRowNED.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Sept "a
Inquiries have been received here from
sporting men In the East saying that
il was reported that John l. Sullivan
was drowned in the Rock Island wreck
at Dover. Okla. The report is errone-
GUS John L. sullivan and his sparring
partner and Frank Hall. his manager.
were on the train. but left IL at Chick
asha- The party arrived here this morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
RAIN cHncKs cIRCuIr RACES.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 1s-Rain put
an end to the Grand Circuit racing
this afternoon after one heat Of the
Board of Trade $4,000 purse for 2.e7
PAGERS had been decided in the mud.
Doris B won the mile in 2:12L Eu-
dora, Jubilee, Byrl Wilkes. Bolivar and
Black Pet finished in the order named
Today's card will be taken up Thurs
day and 1t is planned to end the meet
ing on Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
TARTAR VILLAGES DEsrRoYED.

TIFLIS. Sept 1s---According to a re-
port received here from the Governor
General OF the Caucasus. four Tartar
villages in the district of Sangesur have
been reduced to ashes by Armenians
The Tartar residents Of the devastated
region who escaped massacre have all
fed the district. The bodies of the
slain lie unburied among the ruins.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
sTRAcHAN KEATS MCLAUGHLIN
ON Park TENNIS COURTS
Young Champion Is Unable to Allow
Odds TO His Opponent ON the
Public Grounds.

Robert Strachan defeated Maurice
Mclaughlin in the finals of a handicap
singles yesterday on the courts at
Golden Gate Park.
Mclaughlin allowed odds of owe
Is S-6. The first set was one of the
fastest seen at the Park in some time.
In the second Mclaughlin fell down
on his, game and proved easy for his
opponent The scores were Ga, 6-2
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20

SEATTLE MAKES 1T
TEN STRAIGHT
GAMES.
Seniors and Juniors Participate in the Sport 8
With Vim Under the Guidance Of Coach Taylor

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 19.--Both Sc
attle and San Francisco played brill
liant ball here today and Jones and
Myers had an almost equal pitchers
battle. Hits by Kane and Van Buren.
a stolen base by Kane and CrOlls out
field fly gave Seattle the only run OF
the game. Zones .Sept his hits we'll
scattered except in the eighth, when
the Seals secured three. but were not
able to score. Seattle has won ten
straight games. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
DEATH CALLS CHIEF
y OF MESA GRANDES

SAN DIEGO. Sept 19.-Vinon vuerrc.
the last of the hereditary chiefs of the
Mesa Grande Indians, is dead. He was
so years old. His remains were buried
yesterday at the reservation. Before
his death the late chief turned over
to his brother the three plumes which
form the badge of authority. but that
does not convey the authority with
it and Antonio vuerro will not be
chief.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
BILLS ATTACKS VALIDITY
OF ELECTION OF voLIvA
Defeated Candidate for Leader of Zion
Alleges Irregularities, Errors
and Rough Methods.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19. = Attorneys
for Alfred Bills who yesterday
was defeated by Wilbur voliya
for the leadership of the. Zion Church.
receiving six votes to Voliva's 1911. to-
day fled an affidavit in the United
States District Court attacking the va
lidity of the election He declares "ir-
,regularities, numerous errors and
rough methods" characterized the cleo
ton.
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LOW Rafex.

II you have friends Or relatives in Europe
the East for whom ron intended TO prepay
passage II will be of Interest to know thar
the Chicago, Union Pacific and Northwestern
lines are selling tickets at greatly reduced rates
to r. r. ktchie, 5l7 Market street, near First,
San Francisco.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
DOBLE MAKES DENIAL.

SAN JOSE. Sept. 1s--In reference Ito
the stories published of his narrow es-
cape from being crushed to death by
an infuriated horse. Budd Doble, the
veteran reinsman, says the report is
greatly exaggerated, both In the mat
ter of injury to himself and the action
or the horse. After the slight accident
ne drove the horse TO town from his
Lawrence ranch and he is now as well
as ever.
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TO DISPLAY FIGHT PTcTUREs.

The Cans Nelson -Goldfeld Picture
Company yesterday filed articlesxof in
corporation, naming G. L. Rickard, B.
Selig and Charles w. Dixon as direc-
tors The capital stock is 800, o0O of
which 5000 has been subscribed.
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SUMMARY.

Thrce-base hit-Dillon. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
C;ellsn. Eager. Uackeft, Ellis. First base on
out-By Burns >. BY Gates .. HIT by pitcher
Smith. Haley Double playe-Arllellan 10 Dbl
ION 10 Gocnaener. Passed balE--Haekett. Time
Of rnmeI hour and s5 minutes. Umpire
perrlne
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PORTLANI
SUMMARY

Struck out--By calin 4. by obanion a Bases
on balls--On CaId 2, on Hoag 2 of Obanion g.
Two-base hits-Dashwood. obanion, Donahue,
Smith Three-base hit-McHale. Double plays
-csli6 10 Sweeney. Donahue to Lister to
Sweeney. Sacrifice hits-Doyle, Kane. Nc
Crcdie. Stolen bases-Sweeney ? McCreedie,
Donahue Passed ball--Donahue. First base on
errors-Portland /. Fresno 4 Wild pitch
Csiin. Left on bases-Portlsnd IL Fresno O.
Base hits-On Hosg /. on 0banion II: Time
Of game hours. Umpire-Mahaffey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
LEMON BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

SAN DIEGO. Sept. ls.-Fire and a
powder explosion destroyed the post
ONCE and general merchandise store at
Lemon Grove, near this city, this even
ing, also partly wrecking q dwelling
near the larger building.
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LoNG-DIsTANcE BALLOON RACE.

PARIS, Sept. 1s.--Great preparations
are being made for the long-distance
balloon race for an international cup.
which will start from the Tuiferies
September 80. There will be fifteen
contestants. Frank S. Lain and Santos
Dumont will represent America
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SUMMARY

Two-base hft-HOusehc.der. Left ON bases
Seattle s. San Francisco ). Stolen bases-kan
2 Van Buren, Mohler. Bases on balls-On
Jones l. or Myers g. Struck out-By Jones Z.
BY Myers B. Passed ban-Spies l. Time OF
game hour 30 minutes Jmpire-Derrick
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BOSTON, Sept. 19.-Chicago tied the
record of the National League for loo
year, by winning today from Boston.
Score:
6nlcago '-..'s...- 70 z
Batferies.Reuhibach and I'd Moran,
Young and Brown. Umpire-Stafford.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-Philadel-
double header today. Scores:
st. Louis ................5
Batteries~-Rhodes, Karger, Marshall
and Grady; Richie, Dugglesby and DON
ovan Umpire-ODay
second game a. =;
Philadelphia .....4 10
Batteries-Karger and Grady: Lush
and epa0WtTw a9qat9n ggmPireaoDsy Pay .,a.n
natl and Brooklyn teams split even
again today in double header. The
second game was called at the end of
the eighth inning on account of dark
eladiaaafi asEsa ffims- + 2
Banisd Batfesries.Hail and Mclean; Essop
and Ritter Umpires-J ohnstone and
Emslie
Second game r. H. E.
Cincinnati .-.s--....-...--.o
0rRaf1sa Bafferies.Ewing and schIei stricks
lett and Bergen. Umpires-Johnston
and Emslie.
NEW YORK, Sept BY their de-
feat in today's game with Pittsburg
the New Yorks lost their last chance
to have look-in as pennant winner
this season. Score:
r. H. e.
Pittsburg IL
New York Observation-Disclosures 3
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Ames,
Taylor, Ferguson and Bresnahan. UNI
pires-Carpenter and KLEIN.
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For sale by all grocers and liquor
dealers.
THOMAS w. COLLINS A. CO., Axeat..
Temporary address l74 Eighth st
Oakland. Cal, General Distributors
Phone 149.
PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER.
WHEN ORDERING ASK FOR rABsT.
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PHILLIES CAPTURE
HARD FOUGHT
GAME.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


won hard fought game from Chicago
today. The locals rallied in the last
inning but could not overcome the lead
Score:
R. H E.
Onlcago -. 5 D
+ fn1ladeIpnl 4 3
Batteries-Aitrock and Roth; Dygert
and Schreck.
DETROIT, Sept. 1s.-KilIian pitched
his first game since his suspension was
raised and beat Boston handily, though
hit freely. Score:
r. H E.
Detroit 3
Boston - z II 8
Batteries and Payne; Barry
and Carrigan.
CLEVELAND, O.. Sept 1s.-Cleveiand
defeated Washington today. Hickman's
double saved Washington from shut
out. Score:
r. H E.
1leVeiahd 5 10
w asnlngton i
Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis
Hardy and Warner
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-New York shut
out the home team today. Powell was
in good form but was outclassed. Score:
.s r. H. E.
st. Louis 5
NSw ork ..5
Batteries-PoweH and O'Connor.
Orth and Kleinow.
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battefIts-LeeVer and GIBSON, Am
Taylor, Ferguson and Bresnahan. u
pires-Carpenter and KLEIN.