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Personal.

WoRKINGMEN do not have TO work 50
hard when they come TO US for a god sprinr
s9ht OF clothesi tailor-made; slightly used (:
OF the only one-priee house IN W. d. C.
JUSIdS OLD STAND, 619 n St Iny7-7t
PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERVICE. anv
hour, day or night Phones: Office Main
sons watched; their habits and associates as
certained: information obtained about any-
body anywhere: correspondents In ali prin-
clpal ciuesi private consultation rooms. all
business strictly confidential FIiEh-class
references. BRADFOFtDS DETECTIVE
AGENCY. Suite 223 and 224. Colorado Build
FINE BLUE SERGE SUITS TO OPDFP
$40. Every thread aIl-wool. MORTON q
STOUT & CO.. Taiiors Of Quality. $40 F ST.
NV. " ap4-tf-m.w VISA
make stylish suits 70 order fo: SIS: easy nav
ments: agents wanted. good side line. MEN
TER & RoSENBLooM COMPANY. Room
Q, blS fth ST NV myZ,4. all. .lf.16,IS
ZARRA.
Washingtons Popular Palmist: the only
professional invited and rendered her serv-
beneht az Friendship, John r. McLean's
summer home. See Gold Hand Sign. 729 9th
81. NV ap7-30t
WOULD LIKE to place a malo child four
months old, Of good moral and healthy par
entsi circumstances cause Of action. Address
BOX 262. Times Office rny5-3t
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG. 721 sth 81.
NV Phone 5S64-K Main Consulting palm
sAA+A NLelaA wy ant Specialist A0NlCe and
assistance IN love, business and family
trouble Without asking questions. tells name
and what You called for. ,..y--cc-
VERONA
me worlds greatest Palnlist and ClairvovaDt
Without asking a question viii tell exactly
what you called for: who and when you
Will marry: call you by name; names OF
friends enemies. or rivals. / prom Sc to
tell you whether husband. Wife, or sweetheart
is true or false viii tell you how TO
gain the love OF the one YOU most desire
even though miles away In fact / viii
tell you every hope. fear. or ambition: also
business affairs, lawsuits. and speculations:
what you ere best adapted for 10 make a
success in hte; he tells you your whole life
let IL be good CT bad. satisfaction Guaranteed
Lady attendant Readings. 81. Office hours
20 Daily and Sunday Gil 18th st. NV
rny1-i5t
LADIES SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS. WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO SELECT
FROM on WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JACOR
KOHNER. $50 7TH 81. " ". ap25-s0t
NINE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest Paimist
and Card Reader. oIsly astroioger in WASH
ington. Is holding receptions at z13 9th 81
NV. Fee, 29c end SOC. apls-Sot
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Help Wanted
Male and Female,

WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
of shorthand IN l5 hours, attain a speed OF
70 70 100 words in 80 hours, and We VIII pro
cure position FOR YOU We teach also Pit
man, Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
typewriting. and spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone II
ll42. my4-30t
CHEF or boarding party wanted. guarantee
ing cuisine for prontable table boarders 70
conduct elegantly located. CommOdiouS house.
Ofiics. II
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For Sale-AutomobiIeS.

FOR SALE-BufciC detachable tonneau car
1906. and O.ds runabout. 1906. both practically
new Apply los. Farragut Apartments.
my6-St
FOR SALE-10-horsepOvver Ford. IN good
condition. seats four: price. 500. - Address
BOX 2Ss. Times ONCE. my5-3t
FOR SALE-7sa horsepower electric motor,
good condition: cheap 1914 d St NV.
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Attorneys.

FREE ADVICE in any case. civil or erin
inal. divorce specially POWELL, 81 c
St nv. aug--19t
ADVICE FREE-Darnage. divorce and estate
cases. no charge without service; best Law
yeTs. AL courts everything strictly con-
ndentiaL address P .. BOX :. Station A.
City. apls-tf
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Lightning rods. J. H KuehIing. SOP 18th st.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Royal PiIsen" Is a Monarch
among light beers. ConcededIy America 3
finest brew Call for II at bars. Served
IN special glasses. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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EOh SALE-Furniture wagon; good cC-77--
tlon. or viii exchange for TOD waco, -.
able Tor grocery business IIa 7th 81 M
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Wanted-ROOmS

ANIED-Two rooms. with kitchen. for rgbt
housekeeping for two persons. with bath
.SoIthNests Tenned surroundings. Full par-
myS-2t -i4Se-
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FOR sALE-CAsH REGISTERS: NaTions7-
ana hallwOods. = TO 80 per cent reducfir1,
StnaI total adders Tor soda fountalzs -
la1.A4LLWOOD CASH REGISTER AGENCY
- = 81 NV rnvT-tF
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If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
10 The Times or
any OF the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
Will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
SNrJlCP
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EOR sALE-Vietor taking mae5ins 10
% re ree9sas' cheap s0s East Capitol St
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kh. EltSIBLE wheel and shaft blade %
inches; also gasolene tank: price. SIS An
ply Il WARNER. 4s2 y 81 sw, after 4
,. r-7,s-Qf
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r Ott sALL--Dangier gas range A. -
double oven. Is feet pipe almost e,y! ovl,leTs
ieaElng city; price. SIC. Ioo9 d 81 - - Tea
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Job Printing.

WE WILL PRINT for 50 days, Zoo state
nents for $50: 2.oJ9. 275. 5.U0e. So; al other
work IN proportion THE OLINERI PRESS
S75 NV Union shop. Phone Man
soss-Y. ana representative viii call uy2-sJt
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Business Chances.

DAIRY LUNCH: most rroninent location.
YOT,ftr 81 81 making money; only $500 NEW
-91etH BUSINESS BROKERS. 6I F. my7-st
ys,S,' rslSoCERY is. AND CONFECTIONERY cheap
TI-S,.7 49,. living lElHlng rooms: price $500 NEN YORK
: 2SS1t-S5-ss BROKERS. Gil T. TuyT-3t
Sa5sl St5oCERX AND MARKET STORE. dai7v
FIrcfN.s-s.o, - -. accept invoice. Ne YORK
D .--A.Sss BROKERS, 6II f. m7-3t
GROCERY. Northeast. VIII s.---17-o - -
LIS eIl5s week. daily sales $40: ii,i1p ,,o,5-,,e
~ u y Ohk BUSINESS BROKERS. slI +.
cSa,, c0R Sale al good located barber sboD-
------. 80 ~ y 81 NV. my7-st
WELL FURNISHED roonala9 To---- 81 -
- pSy4ls tel.Aills' az a sacrifice Cal between
10 and az slS llth 81. nv. an7-St
EoR sALE-I-uneh room license. Tnguir- 10
FOR SALE-ExcelIent. paying busi---- -
business reason FOR sale ADDRESS BOX -.
IlIles Office. rGyc--t -
STRICTLY dairy lunch. cIearlrs $40 psonrb-
y az tIensIer station EASTERN BCsI-
MSS E&CHANGE. SO T ct. Tny6-st
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY. SEQ. gooI
cHANaE. 5ll 81. '2 nyslsi EiN-
FOR sALE-Cigar store; one of tbA 49,
paying retail stands IN the city AZ a sacri-
nee Apply MANAGER. JOSEPH TOBACCO
CO. 1913 z 81 NV mys-st
BAKERY. doing good business; making
money! VIII sell reasonable. Address BOX
25s. Tines Office Iny5-St
FOR SALE-Drug store. 10th and K sts.
NV sales. s25 per day; reason for selling. M
health ordered out OF town by physician.
VII SCI near. =. ?. ROBINSON. rny5-et
FOR SALt>-2t2v ele and hardware business.
a Weli-pa>i's business. located IN best part
u the tzys reason OF selling, other business
-.ddress BOX pa. Times Office rny5-st
FOR sALE-At sacrifice. welI-establIsbe5
ana oc-paytng drug business IN "A desir-
able section OF Northwest eight vesrs ir
present locations business Increasing stead
iiy each year; all cash trade. rent and
tunrtng expenses exceedingly low. splendid
opportunity for druggist 10 acquire very
profitable business at low price as owner
IS anxious - retire Address BOX Zs4. Times
once. mv5-st
FOR sALE-smaH grocery store. lsss 18th
r1v5-st
FOR SALE-Neat grocery: good location.
make inquiry al store, corner sth and G SIS.
ne. rnys-st
FOR sALE-An established grocer, business.
No. 2il6 lSth st- NV. together with the
lease and good wilIs average sales. s. s55
per month: new oak fixtures and complete
stock q groceries, must be sold. no reason
able offer refused Address EUGENE A
JONES, Trustee. Commercial Bank build
ing ny5-sr
SHOE REPAIRING business. long estab-
lishe3s excellent location only Sl75. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil +.
my5-5t
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Wanted -Typewriters.

wANTED-To buy a typewriter. cash Ad-
II
wANTED-Type ewrtters standard; must be
cheap Address BOX 30. Times Office.
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Table Beard.

A-WANIED-One more 10 Complete :
charming mess OF six gentlemen. 1855 L 81
Nv Iuv7-Tf
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FOR SALE-CSED PIANOS:
kNABE Small Grand (rer:odele6) every
working part new Regular $50 in
strument. Speclal ............ s5nn
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Help Nanted-MaFe.

WANTED-Bright young man. with bicLcIe
for collector and bill clerk must be quick
at figures. Address BOX 2ss.. Times Office.
WANTED-A boy, some knowledge OF tvpe-
writing; 50 a week Address BOX POI, Times
Office. n
wANTED-Barber: nrst-cIass colored: guar
antee. 312s 18th 81. NV. ID
wANTED-White boy to learn barber trade.
400 II ST ne ny7-7t
wANTED-Boy with wheel, to deliver pack
ages. BON MARCHE. 31s 9Th 81. 1t
wANTED-A good shipping clerk: steady
work and good pay 20 right party; must be
good penman and not afraid to work Apply
20 Cashier. MERIT & MERIT CO, e06 F
St NV. my7-2t
wANTED-A young man at soda fountain.
Apply STEVENS PHARMACY. 9Th St and
Pennsylvania ave. my7-2t
WANTED-A white man for stable work and
assist in yard. steady position for right man
Call after pm, THE COLUMBIA OIL
CO. Va II
wANTED-A white barber at 283 Pennsyi-
vania ave NV. my7-3t
wANTED-Young coIored man to help around
bakery. HOLMES & SON. 1st and E SITS NV
wANTED-Two colored cooks and several
houseworkers; good wages Call at 1923 p ST
NV. II
wANTED-A strong white boy. Apply at
~ y A-l<AS - tllii AetA StS. ulgt-oL
WANTED-One colored man to assist IN
kitchen. 34s Pennsylvania ave. NV. my7-2t
wANTED-FOur experienced picture sales
men for city trade; furnish team and
those accustomed 10 making good money onl,-
need apply. Call between 4 and O. clock
pm. NEW YORK SUPPLY CO. J. /. HEN
DIRK. Manager. 4lS New Jersey ave NV.
myl-t
WANTED-White man TO drive milk wagon.
Ga y st. mvT-st
WANTED-Man TO care for horses and de-
liver grocery orders. Call 6th and SITS
rnv7-z+
WANTED-Janitor. institution; yard man.
man drive feed wagon: two boys, confectl0n-
cry store. l6S5 llth 81. NV. II
WANTED-Buss boys and house boys; wait
ers and dishwashers 1O1l New York ave II
WANTED-Man understanding secondhand
furniture business; must be willing to start
low. Sth and z SITS. NV. ny7-zt
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80 .1,.-e- -lINING co stock FOR s9I--
my7-4t --eoIess BOX 2s5. Times once.
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Gas range. FOUR burners, with vvaterback;
Al condition. SO
ny5u 431 STH ST y W
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D
hNABE Small Grand (rer.odeIed) ;eyery
working part new Regular $50 in
strUnent- Special l--...--..-. s5D0
RNABE UPRIGHT large size: Tnagnff-
cent mahogany case latest design: care
fully used tEke new)- Was S575- Now S4Z5
ANABE PTlghts medium size. mahogany
case; splendid tone. Was $500. Now 500
kNABE Piano. large size; magnificent
roseT cod case; IN excellent condition
JESSE FRENCH Upright plano. raagnif. .''''
cent mahogany case Was $3.50. NoW--S1OO
very uttle)- Was 500 Now 500
SINGER Mahosaay Upright. IN sOod
condition Was 500 NOw--.------...SI50
WEBER Baby Grand mahogany case
splendid condition. Now................s5 $50
HARDMAN Fancy Case; almost new:
elaDorately carved Now---------.------SS $3.50
STIEF'F Upright Piano. large size; just
ike new Now-....-.....-.--...--... ....--.s200
COMBINATION Piano and Piano Player
-hne mahogany Piano Cupright) ard
Player. with y rolls Of music. SOS
W ". NAB E CO.
12IS-20 F Street my5-if
FOR sALE-Go-cart. Ss. IZ2s 10Th st. NV.
FOR SALE-Oak bureau and washstand 81:
folding bed. 81 two iron beds. with springs.
g each; lot OF chairs "a % ST ne
NEW SINGER. drophead sewing machine.
us. greatest bargain ever offered: what kind
problem Let US solve II by proving that
the Davis vertical feed lasts longer does
more and better work than any other. every
operation demonstrated DAVIS AGENCY
f-5 - ST sw. Phone NJ se3S my5-st
FOR SALE-EIve-piece parlor suit, SO 50;
sS-snch roli-top desk and chair. SIS; l6x3s-inch
pier glass. s.: second hoor. 122l Pennsylva-
MIA ave NV my5-St
LAUNCH for sale. cheap; y feet long; Tut
tie make REYNOLDS BOAT HOUSE, S4th
ST. Georgetown uy5-St
PIANOS-FREF.
Take advantage OF our great free musical
educational offer. We VIII loan YOU a good
square piano free for six months 70 start
your children in music. IL you'll pay cost
OF hauling.
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.
I225 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
mys-G
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/ guitar an5 -. soD singer sewing machine
records SO SIN 81 nv iis machine. 80
~ nvT-2f
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For Sale-BiCyCleS.

FOR SALE-IAdy's wheel, in good coudi-
tion: VIII sell for 81 PHOTOGRAPHER.
6ls F st nv. II
HARTFORD. SIs5: front wheels $50; rear.
SIS; coaster brakes. $3.50; pedals. 50c- MEN
DELLS. I72S 7th ST NV my4-st
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For SaIe-niscelIaneous.

ins, VIII Chlckens; one cock and FIVE lsy-
ouebb-eSs Aegh9rn pulleis: single conb. 49,
7-5S---,-- - oeN York ave rny7-st
prroseI 81 ~ WOOD and suitable sor otEer
dress ~ r COFELANp- -, qIesliEered Isii'. Ad-
s@- Phone 5g4I Main - - Lih"orth place
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Summer Board.

a COOL. rostful splt FOR summer hoard 4
the WASHINGTON COLLEGE. % and 4
SITS. ne Opens June Z. arsT- 40.
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For Rent-Typew-iters.

REMINGTON. fne coalition, five monthl
for s.. Address BOX 2Ss. Times Office.
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THE ENTIRE LINE OF Baltimore manu-
-act1rer retiring tron business consisting
q -sstp yards OF best grade Lfnoleuuls and
4--c yard OIL cloths, IN al widths that
500 Up 20 sc; your choice al Z2Iac Per
square sa-d This IS an opportunity seldom
olereQ' and chance 10 procure goods for
less than wholesale cost 6z5 louisiana ave
Uy6-St
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Lost.

LoSI-Friday. 4th, small scarf pin. repre-
sehtlhg Two small frosted maple leaves.
slllalt slll pear IN steam OF each s. reward
5ot 5 lhIoInatlon leading TO recovery. Ad-
eress BON 2ss, Times Office II
LOSr-Childs locket and chain: Initials
= = on locket. Liberal reward II re-
turned 20 s3Z II 81 NV ny7-st
LosT-saturdey. gold breastpin, between
lV- SIN 81. ne and 9Th and ne Reward II
returned 70 lo2 Sth ST. ne. myT-st
LOST-ou Sunday morning Jetveen Ism and
/ and 18th and sts. NV one diamond
brooch; open heart shape. Suitable reward
II returned 10 CARLISLE & JOHNSON. S44
u 81 NV. my7-3t
LOST-Child's gold iock5t. C---@yed e;
F. Reward return 10 1880 Moth Capitol st.
LOST-Light brown dog. four white feet:
name Jen Reward II returned 10 2SS Massa-
chusetts ave. NV. after pm. my7-5t
REWARD OFFERED for the recovery Of
the satchel containing a silver cup taken
from All II st, NV; the cup is octagonal in
shape: each panel engraved with flowers ike
hyaclnth bells: SO reward for cup alone
Address BOX 27S, Times Office. my6-3t
LosT-Black feather boa between Sd and p
SITS Sc and I'd ST and Pennsylvania ave
Sc Return 70 20 St and receive re-
ward. mys-st
LOST-S1. 600. by mIshap or theft. on Penn
THE HAY-BIEBER SAFETY POcKET will
prevent misfortunes Of this nature Made
FOR ladies' skirts and gents hip pockets
Ask your dealer for II or send US = cents
and receive one by return mail. ROOMS
p and q. Dietz building 7th and F sts
BOX 2265. Station c. Agents wanted.
my6-3t
LOST-Friday. part OF broken gold platinum
watch chain Reward on return 20 !Os, THE
ROCHAMBEAU. rnv5-3t
LOST-Gold link bracelet in Northwest sec
tion. Reward II returned to 20Is 18th St NV.
my5-3t
LOST-Ahout three weeks ago, brindle and
white bull terrier, male; had Luna Park
engraved collar: liberal reward II re-
turned TO SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 7l2 l2th
st ruv5-3r
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WANTED-i2 hotel walters, today: ready 10
9z4 18th ST. NV. II
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WANTED-Girl or woman to assist with
sewing. So Sth St ne. my7-2t
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VERONA

LADIES SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS. WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY To SELECT
FROM. on WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JACOB
KOHNER $50 7-rH ST n W ar9s "a,
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Washingtons Popular Palmist: the onl,
professional invited and rendered her ser1-
ices, giving largo receipts 70 san Francisco
benefit at Friendship, John r. Mclean,
summer home See Gold Hand Sign. 729 9ti
81. NV apT-30t
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to make fancy cushions
Iny6-6t
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so solid cherry bedroom suite for S27. 50
Good as new Also solid oak bedroom, suita
$3.50 Very little used.
s3l 9Th ST y W
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Country Board.

WANTED-Several elderly gentlemen :,
TON. Rock Point. Nd nays-s,
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NAN E-l,-Srlght young man. with bicycle.
for collector and bill clerk; must he outcl,
at figures. Address BOX 2Ss,. Times Office.
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms

2oS1 ST. Nw.-Good board and room. IS
week; large hail room, SI-50. rny7-st
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FOR SALE-Oak bureau and washstand. 81:
folding bed. 81. two iron beds. with springs
g each. lot OF chairs 234 % 81. ne
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FOR sALE-Go-cart. S. 122s 10Th ct. NV.
uy5-3r
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JESSE FRENCH Upright Plano, rnaguih-
cent mahogany case Was $3.50 NOW-S 81
SMITH * BARNES mahogany case (used
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WANTED-Settled woman FOR general house
Moik' family OF three, 40 cooking. CAL IlVI
sd 81. NV. IL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-25

Chicago defeated Boston 10 1 yester-
day at Chicago I'm the opening Of the final
series in that city. Tannehil was hit
hard in the opening inning and retired.
The visitors only run was made on aopair
of singles and a passed ball. The fielding
OF Chicago was n feature. Carrigan re-
ceived a ball on the finger tip and had
to leave the game. Score:
Innings 80. ..1 3 a 7s9
Chicago ...... .....2 o o 0 | ! N@
Boston ....... ......0 q o o o o OIL
Runs-Jones Davis. Donohue. Dougher-
ty-4; Stahl-1. Hits-On Tannehill 4; off
glaze e. Left on bases-Chicago g. Boston
L. Sacrifice hit-Dundon. Stolen bases
Dougherty. Donohue. Double plays-Mor>
gan TO Chadbourne TO Grinishaw. Dundon
10 Davis 10 Donohue Struck out-By Tan
nehll 1: by Altrock 3; by Glaze g. Passed
ball-McFarland. First base on balls-On
Altrock l; off Glaze 3. Wild pitch-Altroek
Time-ih. 35m. Umpires-O'L Loughlin and
Connolly.
DETROIT 7, NEW YORK 4.
New York had yesterdays game safely
tucked away until Chesbro went To the
bad and series of long hits put the To-
calls so far ahead that the visitors did not
have a chance. Attendance 1903. Score:
Innings -. .....1 D
Detroit .... ......0 0 1 o 0 x--i
New York ........0 0 o o o o "a
Runs Mcintyre. Coughlin, Crawford ?.
Schaefer. Lindsay. O'Leary-7; Elberfeld.
Chase. Conroy, Hoffman,. Three-base
hits-McIntyre. Cobb. Crawford. Hoffman.
Chase. Sacrifice hits-Cobb, Coughlin.
Struck out-By Chesbro 4; by Donovan Z.
First base on balls--On Chesbro 2; or
Donovan :. Double plays-Schaefer TO
Lindsay: Elberfeld To williams TO Chase.
Stolen bases-Coughlin. Elberfeld. Mori-
arity. Umplre-Hurst. Time-2h. 5m.
CLEVELAND 7, PHILADELPHIA o.
In listless game yesterday az Cleve-
land Cleveland defeated the Athletics by
a score OF Z TO o. Schuman. a younster,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-25

,vo accidents marred the fifth grand
circuit race meeting. which opened at
Cincinnati yesterday The first occurred
when Queen OF Clubs bolted into the out
side fence. and the second and more Sc
rious was when Drivers Murphy and Cox
were thrown from their respective sulkles
Murphy sustaining broken collarbone'
The 2:13 pace brought out iield OF /"
Carrie n was the favorite I'm betting. In
the first heat Queen OF Clubs bolted into
the outside fence. carrying Miss Gay ana
Country Rov with her and interfering
with five other horses. The judges held
that the accident was unavoidable and al
lowed all horses 10 start In the second
heat.
Rvstander. an outsider, won the first
heat i'm an easy fashion Carrie B. was
again made the favorite in the second
heat. but Bystander beat her in hard
drive bv a head. The third and final heat
went 10 Bystander. Carrie b. made
game effort. but broke going under the
wire.
Rounding the turn In the stretch, Muir
ply driving Miss Gay. tried 10 come
down on the rail. but a cloud OF dust
ohscured the rest ot the horses and he
was run into by Country Boy, driven by
Coy Both men were thrown from thelr
suIkies Murphy sustained other Injuries
besides a broken collarbone. but Cox was
unhurt
Sweet Marie. which broke her record at
Columbus last week. was the stellar at
traction OF the day Sweet Marie was
driven by A r. Mcdonald I'm an attempt
10 break her record Of 2:02. The Califor-
MIA mare was not equal to the OCCASION
however. and the best she could do was
2:04%.
only four horses started In the two
year-old Horse Review division, and Blue
Hill was an easy winner in straight heats.
Lucy Marlowe and Bon Ami divided sec
ond and third money. In the three-yeaf-
old Horse Review Futurity, Governor
Francis was an easy winner in straight
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-25
BOWLING LEAGUE
HELD MEETING

A meeting OF the City league was held
at the Dorrance hotel last evening, at
which IS alleys were representa-. The fol-
lowing motions were made and carried;
IN That no team be allowed more than
two New England or American league
rollers. C2) That the term American or
New England league roller meant anyone
who had bowled FIVE games or 10 strings
in said leagues go That the entrance fee
be made SOS per team. instead OF s25 as
formerly voted. CD That no alley proprie-
tor. manager or employe be allowed To
roll for any team not representing his al
lev or employees in the city league. 90
That the league open the first Wednes-
day in October. 90 That all entrance fees
should be transmitted TO Treasurer Fred
Goff before next Thursday.
The following alleys signihed their In
tention of entering teams: Central, East
Providence, Randall Square, o'Gorman
Broad Street, Pawtucket, Arctic, Natick
Federal, South Providence, Trinity
Square. Washington and Infantry Hail
The meeting then adjourned to tho first
Sunday in October.
Al the meeting OF the Cross-Town
league managers, held at the Atlantic al
leys yesterday afternoon, w. r.. Drew
was elected president. Daniel j. Burns
was chosen treasurer and c. II. Deyer-
eaux elected secretary. This winter the
Cross-Town will be an eight-team league,
as both the Olympic and Randall Square
alleys have entered teams. The entrance
Zee was fixed at SIS and the schedule is to
run 2s weeks. All New England. Ameri-
can, state and City league rollers. except
those who have already rolled I'm the
Cross-Town league. are barred. The first
games of the season are 10 be rolled
week from Thursday. The next meeting
will be held CT the Wanskhck alleys, the
afternoon OF Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-25
HOLMAN
HURT AT TRACK

The steepechase at the Gravesend
track yesterday was marred by a serious
accident. Jockey Holman, while riding
Pete Daley, was thrown when his horse
bungled at the jump just i'm front of the
clubhouse. lie fell heavily on his head
and was picked up unconscious.
After Holman had been carried into the
jockeys room he was examined by DR.. f.
III. Hoxsie. who found that he was suffer
ing from epileptic conVulsons--due 10 his
fall--and "A broken shoulder blade. The
injured rider was not prepared for an ac-
cident. and as IL came suddenly he was
unable to protect himself in the slight
est degree. He hit the turf with great
force, his head and shoulders receiving
the blow. He was i'm such serious condi-
tlon that DR.. Hoxsie ordered him remov-
cd TO the reception hospital al Coney ISL
and.
IL was during the second circuit OF the
steeplechase course that Pete Daley fell
Caquita had tumbled over the water
jump previously but as neither Henry nor
horse was injured the crowd had settled
down to watch Caller spread-eagle his
field. when Peter Daley took off badly
at the Liverpool" and struck the top
rail so hard that Holman shot out OF the
saddle
Meanwhile Caller was out I'm front and
racing so fast and jumping so well that
he soon had his field groggy. He was