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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
COUNTY TO BE CALLED ON
1t Is Thought That Farmers Outside
of Richmond Should Pay For
Market House Benefit.

At the time when the new market
house is built for Richmond, the coun-
ty council will be asked by the board
of public works to aid in the conSUruc-
ton of the same, as the members of
that body thoroughly believe that it
should be made a county affair, as
well as of interest to Richmond. The
farmers do not come to the city and
buy. but they offer their homegrown
products for sale on the market and
in many instances get a higher price
for the same than they would by re-
failing il from house to house.
1t is reported about the city hall
at the present time. that the board
of works will soon begin plans for the
remodeling of the present market
house or at least make some prepare
tons for laying cement walks so that
marketers will not be forced into the
mud sometimes over their shoe tops
when trading. 1t is hardly probable
however. such work will begin until
spring The market for the year will
not open until June g..
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
WERE HOPING TO
Tighten CHARGE
Sparks and King Were Willing
to Plead Guilty to Petit
Larceny in Court.
JEssUP NOT SATISFIED
PROSECUTOR SAYS THEY ARE
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY AND
WILL BE TRIED ACCORDINGLY
BOND NON coMMITTAL.

Vern Sparks and Roy King, the two
men arrested with Henry Kroma for
assaulting Andy LutZ in the river bot
toms north of town, and robbing him
of s.. will no doubt plead guilty to the
charge, on which their accomplice,
Henry Kroma, was convicted and SEN
fenced TO the reformatory at Jefferson
Vile
Sparks and King appeared in circuit
court yesterday afternoon prepared
to enter the plea of guilty, but owing
to the fact that Prosecutor Jessup was
occupied with the grand jury, their
pleas were not heard. Attorney w.
H. Bond, who represents the two men.
was non-committal as to whether
Sparks and King would withdraw their
pleas of not guilty and enter pleas of
guilty, stating that nothing would be
done in their case until the adjourn
ment of the grand jury.
Mr. Bond also stated that the cases
of the two young men would be inves
tigated by the grand jury. King and
Sparks have now been in the county
Jail since early in December and show
the effects of their confinement.
Prosecutor Jessup stated last even
ing that King and Sparks appeared
in the circuit court yesterday after
noon for the purpose of pleading gull
ty to charges of petit larceny. The
prosecutor stated that he refused to
allow them to enter a plea to this
charge as they are held to answer
charges of robbery.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
HOPE TO SETTLE
ASHES PROBLEM
City Purchases New Style
Wagon Which Has Much
Increased Capacity.
OTHERS MAY BE BOUGHT
INCREASED USE OF COAL AND
WOOD HAS CAUSED THE PRES
EMIT FORCE OF ASH COLLECT
OBS TO BE INSUFFICIENT.

According TO W. P. ONeal, of the
Board of Public Works, the ash
question is growing more complicated
each year in this city. This is caus-
ed by the fact that less dependence
is being placed on natural gas and
coal is once more in general use The
present system employed in hauling
ashes and other refuse from the vari-
Gus parts of the city is no longer sat
.sfactory and the board has decided
TO experiment on new system.
The first step in inaugurating this
new system, was taken yesterday,
when the board purchased from the
Troy Wagon works new model ash
wagon, which has twice the capacity
OF any one of the seven ash wagons
now used by the city. If this wagon
is found to be satisfactory the wagons
now in use will probably be replaced
by other wagons of the same make, as
the city has just purchased.
!. Mr.. O'Neal states that the new wag-
Oh holds seven and half square feet
of refuse against the capacity of four
and half square feet of refuse of the
wagons now in use. The wagons at
present used by the city, have the slat
floor and considerable time is occu-
pied in dumping them. The new
wagon is provided with lever which
when pulled down, opens up the bot
tom of the wagon and the contents
are instantly dumped.
AsNhas been stated, there are seven
carts now in use by the city for col
lecting ashes and other refuse the
city furnishing the beds of the wag-
ons and the men who are employed to
drive them, furnishing the horses and
the wagon gearing. The wagons
now used are hauled by one horse, but
the new wagon necessitates the use
of two horses. The city pays the
men who drive the ash wagons, $3.50
per day, but Mr.. O'Neal thinks that in
case the old wagons are replaced by
the new ones, arrangements can be
made to have the men drive the wag-
ons for a contract rate of $500 per
day, which is the contract rate with
the men who drive the two horse gar
bage wagons. Mr.. O'Neal states that
this system will mean little addi-
tional expense to the city, but that the
new wagons will be able to settle the
refuse question satisfactorily, having
twice the capacity of the wagons now
used, and being time savers as well.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
CLAIM RATES ARE UNFAIR
CHARGES AGAINST C. C. & L.
Elevator Companies at kitcheII and
CASTOR Have Filed Protests With
the State Railroad Comm ssion -
Company's Contention.

The Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis
vile railroad has been charged, by
various shippers along it's route, with
making unfair rates to eastern ship
ping points. The Kitchell Elevator
company. of Kitchell, and the Good
rich Bros, of CASTOR, have filed com
plant with the state railroad COM
mission charging the G. c. & l.. with
asking unfair rates for the shipment
of grain and hay to Boston. New York,
Philadelphia and other eastern points.
The c. c. e l.. is compelled to make
an arbitrary charge of u to 2 cents
per hundred weight because they
must ship via other lines and have
to prorate with them, being unable
to get a remunerative share of the
through freight. The elevator COM
panies. on the other hand. maintain
that they are compelled to operate
their business at loss when these
charges are made. The matter will be
taken up by the state commerce com
mission.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
ENGINEER SAVES TRAIN
SPLENDID COURAGE SHOWN
Though Blown from His Seat by
Scalding Water, Brave Man Crawl
ed Over Tender and Into Express
Car, Stopping Train.
publishers Press.1

Boone. Ia, jan 9-After running
wild for miles at a speed of Is miles
an hour, with an engine put out of
control by the blowing out of stud
IN its boiler, Chicago and North
western fast mail train was barely
saved from destruction by the heroism
of the engineer, Louis Shull. who was
blown from his seat by scalding vapor
and boiling water Dazed for the mo
ment and knowing it was impossible
to reach the throttle and bring the
train to a stop, Shull climbed over the
tender to the express car. The ex-
press messenger, fearing robbers, re-
fused him admission. Shull hammered
at the door, and when it was sud
denly opened the messenger stood in
the way with pair of pistols aimed
at the head of the engineer. When
Shull finally staggered in bleeding and
half dead he had just enough strength
to reach up and pull the rope con-
Meeting the air brake. The train came
to a stop shortly after. But for the
presence of mind of the engineer, who
at the risk of his life stopped the
train. frightful wreck would have
resulted
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
CHESTER.

Chester, Ind, Jan. 9. (Sp1)-An-
nouncement has been received here of
the marriage of DIR. Charles Davis, to
a Miss Harlan, of Hammond, Ind
They will reside there. Mr.. Davis is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
Of this place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hamp-
ton, today, boy
Mrs. Neff, of Greenville, Ohio, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan at
Chester
The Ladies' Union Aid society met
at the M. E. church Tuesday after
noon, and arrangements were made
to furnish dinner for the Oliver Pick
EFT on the fifteenth
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10

OUR PORTABLE CARPET AND
HOUSE CLEANING MACHINE WILL
BE HERE BY FEB. 1ST WITH
THIS MACHINE WE GUARANTEE
TO ABSOLUTELY CLEAN AND RE.
MOVE FROM ON TOP OF LINING
AND THROUGH THE HEAVIEST
AND DlRTIEST CARPETS, EVERY
PARTICLE OF DUST AND DIRT,
RAISING THE NAP AND BRIGHT
ENING THE COLORS WITHOUT
CREATING A PARTICLE OF DUST
IN THE HOUSE.
RICHMOND HOUSE CLEANING CO.
PHONE: HOME 1878. BELL 4o6W
10-1t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
THE PRESIDENT COMING
GIVES DEFINITE ANSWER
Tells Congressman Overstreet and
Committee that He Will Surely Be
Present at indianapolis. Lawton Me-
mortal Day.
Publishers Press.l

Washington. Jan. 9.-President
Roosevelt definitely decided to make
trip TO Indianapolis, Ind, to attend
the unwilling of the monument to
Henry w. Lawton. Memorial day. He
made this promise TO a committee of
citizens OF Indianapolis, headed by
representative Overstreet- The pres
ident will make a speech in which he
VIII talk, among other things, of the
civil war soldiers and Oliver p Nor
ton, lndiana's war governor, a history
OF whose life he said he read recently
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
CARNIVAL AT DUBLIN
Masqued Skaters will FroIic to the
Tune of Cambridge City Band
Next Wednesday.

Cambridge City, Ind, Jan. 2. (Sp1)
The Cambridge City Military band
will furnish music for masque carni-
val to be held at the Dublin rink next
Wednesday night, January 16. A
first, second and third prize will be
offered for the best approximations
Prizes are to be awarded as follows:
first prize, fine silk umbrella; second
prize china cake plate; third prize
elegant water set. Doors are to be
open at o'clock.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
ROOSEVELT ON THE CANAL
illustrated Edition Of the Preside nt's
Special Message Can Be Sc
cured at Washington.

President Roosevelt's special mes
sage to congress concerning the Pan
anna canal has been issued in an illu-
strated edition, which may be pro
cured from the superintendent of doc
uments, government printing Office.
Washington, ID. c., for 80 cents per
copy.
Inc exhaustive manner in which
this subject has been treated in this
message. with the addition of APP
pendixes and 20 full-page Illustrations.
makes the publication veritable
textbook on this subject of world
interest
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
HORSE INJURED ITSELF
Richard Daniiy Meets with Accident
While Returning with His AMI ,
NAL from Sale.

New Paris. Jan. 9. (Spl)-Richard
Danily, of this city, went to horse
sale at New Madison last Saturday,
and bought very valuable horse AS
he was returning home with it tied
behind his buggy. it became frighten-
ed. and started to run, but fell, break
ing several ribs and injuring itself
internally. 1t was taken to New Mad
ison and is being cared for with hopes
of its recovery.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
JOHN w. KEYS is
FAILING VERY FAST

CenteTville, Ind, Jan. .. (SplD -
The venerable John w. Keys is in
failing health, and gradually growing
weaker and partakes of but little nur-
ishment Mr.. Keys was 80 years Of
age last October. and is the oldest
citizen of Centerville, and until few
months past MIR. Keys was remark
ably well preserved for one of his
many years.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
West Virginia Legislature.
Publishers Pressl

Charleston. W. Va. Jan. 9.-The
legislature convened and Immediately
adjourned after effecting an organiza-
ton. In the senate J. II. McDermott
was elected president, and in the
house ]. A. Seaman was elected
speaker. Both were caucus nominees
Of the Republicans. who have over
whelming maiorities in both branches.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
FINE JERSEY CATTLE
SOLD AT CAMBRIDGE

Cambridge City, Ind, Jan 8. (Splo
Thirty head of fine Jersey cattle
were sold here today by A Johnson
and Son, of Nashville, Tenn, at the
]. s. Lackey sale barns Bidding
was fair and the cattle were sold at
medium prices. The cattle were
part of a herd owned by Mr. Gintts, of
near Nashville.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
EAGLES AT CAMBRIDGE
District Deputy Ingermann Will Take
Steps to Install Order There
Tomorrow Night.

Cambridge City. Ind, Jan. 9. (SplD
Frank ]. Ingermann received
communication today stating that H.
H. Evans, district deputy of the New
Castle Order of F. o. E., will be here
Friday night to make arrangements
for establishing local order of
Eagles.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
TWO BASKET BALL GAMES
Richmond Business College to Play
at New Paris Saturday Night
"A Girls Contest.

New Paris, Jan. 9. (Spl)-A dou-
bic header basket ball game will be
played here Saturday night. The
first game will be between the girls of
New raris high school and the Camp
bellstown high school girls. The sec
ond will be between the New Paris
high school and Richmond business
college teams. A large crowd is ex-
pected to attend the games.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
MEASLES AT CHESTER NOW
Little City to the North Is Getting
Touch of the Contagion Felt
Here so Badly.

Chester. Ind. Jan. 9, (Spl.) =
Measles are prevailing here to such
an extent as almost TO be called an
epidemic Few children who have not
had them are proving immune to the
contagion-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10

Business mems iuncneon served In
the Cafe Of the Weseott Hotel every
day from 1880 to 200 O'clock. Price
IS cents. 12-0
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10

Miss Arma Scherer, who has been
quite sick with the grip, is slowly re-
covering.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Telephone the Richmond Steam
Laundry to get your laundry. tt

The Richmond lodge of Elks will
hold an important meeting this even
ing. Two candidates will be voted
upon, besides other business of i'm
pOrtance.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10

Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat flour is best
of all. Don't forget to ask your gro
Ger for it.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10

Use artificial gas TOR light and heat
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10

Artificial gas. the 10th csntury fuel
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10

Come and 90 to Texas. Excursion
rates Jan. is. 100000 acres of good
and level land, cheap.
PORTERFIELD'S REAL
ESTATE OFFICE.
The sun., 1907-08-14
Walls WINS THE DELAWARE.
John sanfords FIlIy Beats Or. Gardner BY
Neck,

r....-. A.. ., Tok. o.neo.ll. 49,.
SAhAiooA' nus, i''-'onh ssh'otn 'h.es
yesr-old fNy walls. ~ TO favorite. had to
be hard driven by Beckman 10 win the Della
ware Handoap nj a mile. to-day from T. ID.
S,,i,i,an'. ~ card,.r a. - ~, n.oL
SuIhNan III uaiuhe'' 10 W l. pS necs'
Walls got away in front. but after half mile
had been covered DR.. Gardner who ran a
greatly iunroved race moyed nm and made
I,y hig o.. ,is,a., VII. a -.
= polu piu ior Netory' 'sns was game
however. and hung on 70 ner small margin,
while DIR. Gardner. at the end, was extended
IN the limit m beat Sir Iynnevood backed
- h,, ha.d Tha I.,,.r oa,,s
GOWN 10 70 l. py heeu ine Iat'eI osne
Running Water. 4 to 1. with top weight. was
nsyer dangerous
W,u,an, n,ho,... Rail. ~ r,o,uo,. q m
to shot. afforded big surprise when under
a mastery ride from Swain she came through
In tho bomestretch and Yon the Arst race
~ ~ ' =, a,, s,r,nn.. Nv h.,s a ,.ns,h
The sun., 1907-08-14
CLOTHIER IN POOR FORH.
Champion Has Hard WORK 20 Defeat Hlt oh.
cock In Meadow Club Tennis.

SoUT HAMPTON. l.. l.. Aug. is.-The play
for the Meadow Club singles here TO-DAY
was marked by the default Of Wilbsm =
Larned and the continued poor showing n
Friends Of the champion ssy that he is
late conner and that not until the very ds'
Of the championships will he he at his best
cs1 Ms.dG sss ds.ea BS:a o"%s Graz. ~
@ fsS sos: Gssn1 Pen Hsr,sTd d
M,iII.@., Harvard; ia. So. q !: \. N Eoys-'n:
.sv:rd sd sss: weS, EsES ssrysIf e so.Jl
dsfes'ed 49, G. Gailst,n, & Mesdow si Club; %, 81;
defeated Iiii.% 4: LaTned 6isnss l. {.
az s.sss Rs0s+ seass sS I:.i ssS d. f2t c. by q,
f:.sa f:s H.n5y dS.eca dSrs@c' y s sns'-ooa r,c 4:
g. y & &IsSneE: u: Harvard: "a Ia 50; Css-l..'
man, Mssdow Club Sy default. '' ''''.
First Rognd.E W Leonard. haywood e; G
Wllnam. ): CIoihier Merton 9. c.. Phiisdcp'''
as,ss.sd %ssssS l,,Sn;s II S.shsGs. Yale al i& b,,o
:nss Pill a:5s.,s. @ s.iss;sa Z. 2. coli eoIs@.p $:
Lowering: Harvard ss.ssssd O. I. koss., Nesdoa
g q. Boston, defeated Hl.imsps is'Hfi i. 70. s,co
ssp %ioSH% Sss Ssssd 81 a.s,,.er .csrpfsp.a T
eIs~a: Henry W. soe1m' defeated & I Va,
Meadow club. 81. ga; Robert Leroy. New Not.
I. T. G., defeated George II. Nettleton, New Hsy'N
wood r G, defeated J. fostletSSsite. Mssioo
Club 80 s.l C. ?. Watson, Or, Orange |. T {,
I. Westfsll. Kings County L. T. C., defeated
Downey. University OF Pennsylvania, 81. a.
Second Round-.Edgsr W Leonard. Longvood
{. c., Boston, defeated ". =. Johnson. PhiNf"
phis. Ia. o-& William Z. Clothier, Merton
philadelphia, defeated bean Mathey, Tn'ah''
Town and Country Club. al. s--3: RoberT LILO
New York u, r. C., defeated Henry Torrsg,f r.
Englev ood r. c., S-a s-3.
The sun., 1907-08-14
windward in Class d and the Crusader In the
Is foot class
SPECIAL CLASS -scMocNEss.

ffisssGig Pisss ss ". Hii 4 g! g. g g SO sGc &
The sun., 1907-08-14

NEW YORK IN. L., S: CINCINNATI, 3.
Good, brisk ball was played by the New
from rom the '%S West. although there was no Wild
scramble OF citizens to Welcome them back
20 the Polo Grounds. The New Yorks beat
fact that they were on even terms for a while,
the ninth inning. The streak was too late
tS poston G nnt to cause in the Polo
camp, for one more hit would have tied the
SCORE Mike Lynch was all but invindble
then in the last two innings his service was
shattered for dx OF the seven hits made on
him,
of hits on Hit Of Gndnnsu. They did not
bunch as many safeties In one inning as
did the Reds. but in the sixth inning. when
yy nsy wSn the one hey s Gs1e snse
a leisurely roller from Mcianns bat. The
error virtually lost the game for the Reds.
It was ioowed bytwo bases % on balls stse ud
@ BroSne. e "I1H The s bases s were lled. two were
out and the call was two and three on shannon
when he n1 made s IT. th. The osss s"d
easy. for McGann and Dahlen. to come in
on the hit, though IL was well handled in
the outfeld. Doyle and Shannon gided
The New Yorks nelded cleveriy. shannon,
Dahen and Doyle had the most work to do
in the held: and there ss was not tremor hnn or
Shannon went out on the dead run in the
sixth inning for Mtchels burning drive,
dssd the s .! sp shI bcS. sSf :sORIef R
raiment looked as II II was stranger to tub.
%nd ws.s aDs Tn
Bresns shan gave a chi ldi sh di splay of temper
the % ,s4s% TheS Sa 10 tSe areSad IN on
manner real peevish. The score:
The sun., 1907-08-14
CARD FOR SARATOGA.
Grand Union Hotel stakes, for Two.Ycar-
OIds, the Feature.

SARATOGA. Aug. i3.-The feature Of to-
morrow's card 10 the Grand Union Hotel
Stakes, for two-year-olds. six furiongs. for
which Colin will be made a strong favorite
over Chspultepec, Ben Fleet. Fair Play and
others. Two-yesr- nllies will run in the
frst race, at Ave and q half furlongs. with
Marbles, Boema and Biskra possibly the best.
In the steeplechese, at about two miles. Buok-
man, the Colt entry Kernel and PapnkO and
Goldfeur will be played.
In the fourth race, at a mile and three-lx-
msceol will be played to beat Yankee Girl.
Golf Ball and Penarris. The NTH race ts for
three ear odds, at a mile. with Prince Hsmp-
chances. In the last race, handicap at
seven furlonRs. Ssracnesos, Cressina and
Phil Finch look dangerous. The entries fol-
low:
The sun., 1907-08-14
EMPIRE STEWARDS ARE BUSY
JOCKEY NOESEL SUSPENDED FOR
AN INCOMPETENT RIDE.
shlolds and Hcnnessy Questioned % 60 Reid.
mo0re's semersault - Book okmakers
sheets Taken Up sn One ef Saturday.
Events -Cederstrome wins BronxViIIe.

Eyeuts -4yrderss rou,e Wins Rr0nxytIIe.
fsvorItes 40 over The pIsts successfuIiy st
Emnir. C,,v ,r.cL v.s,.rdsv sf,synoon. Re-
sn.I pus .S Ivy , usoa scs'rs ,s 'su ",.m.ssr.
announced that arrangements had bsen made
with the Union Railway COMPANY 10 so per-
feet the he power % that there would be little or
no CONFUSION on the trolley roads IN iuture'
There was Q marked Improvement In the
oa..,n "a ., ',s,S 80. ,s., ard,n.rv
siscrIty.
bc made bv the Emnire Citv stewards to
keep the sport at YonIsrs clean. Jockey
Moesel was suspended for the balance OF the
meeting for an incompetent ride on r. E.
WstEins.. E.cn,chson a a IN 4 f.vor,te. An
the ffth race. The boy left his mount iar
Sss.r u. Ssn tSh third Gn when he nS s
70 % m.Ee ms run o.ny .o.s" -,.h,
decided TO look into the Case furtner Wnn
tn. .hs idea :, that som. motive Tor tho Dad d'
The stewards also called william Shields
after the last race, which was won by shieldss
Reidrnoore with Preston up. In his previous
got q bad ride from Hennessy. 50 that the
ss ss. =sa'ss%'f' ::s ss:s s.p:::, simply +
ride him again. The stewards still have the
matter In hand and may do something In
sdd9n % s;s moves !As stss.Sa' ..s
in the srst race because their Identification
&C could Id not % be established. Il was runored
1sn' ran ON one ssturdsv had been taken up for in
spection'
Cederstrome who went up to q to 1. was
The sun., 1907-08-14
To-DAYs CARD FOR EMPIRE CITY.
Chappsaus Handicap. One Vile. the At
traction.

The Chsppaaua Handi cap. at q mile, is the
feature OF the card for Empire City to-day,
with Polly Pnm. Topsy Robinson and Pre-
tension possibly the best. In the nrst race, for
two-year- -olds. Ave and a half furlongs, Hans,
Belphnbe and New Garter may go well.
Platers will run in the second race, at shout
dx furlongs. with La Veits, Gen. Haley and
Jennie Wells having good chances.
In the third race. for two-year- -olds. Ave
and q half furlongs, Servile, Inauguration
and Miss Mazzoni look formidable. The NTH
race h. for platers. at a mile. With Penrhyn,
Funiculaire and onatas figuring well. in the
Clements and Woolstone should go we'll.
The entries follow:
The sun., 1907-08-14

.Batted for Block In the eighth inning.
81. Louis. ...,.,..,.2 0 ..-s
Washing gton. ...,,,..,.1 %
The sun., 1907-08-14
DETROIT

Totals. 27 u 3
sBatted for Schmidt In the seventh inning
'Batted for Jones In the eighth inning
Detroit ,.. ............0 o o q o 90
Philadelphia ...........2 O o o O-3
First base ON 'balis--ON Mullen. n oT Plank, 3
Struck out BY Mullen. 7: by Plank. ;. Wild pitches
Mullen, I; Plank, I. Double plays-Powers and
Murphy; Murphy and Davis. Stolen bases
Nichols, oldring -. Hartsel. First base on error
Philadelphia. Lett on bases-Detrot, =; Pifladel-
phia g. ump,re-Sheridan. Time-2 hours and 5
minutes. Attcndance-6,3S.
BOSTON "A. H.. 7. CHICAGO "A. H.. 4.
CHICAGO. Aug i3--With the score tied in the
seventh inning Boston went In and won The
The sun., 1907-08-14

.Ran for Schlei in the ninth inning.
sRatted for HIT In the ninth inUinG

sRan for Schlei In the ninth inning
fBatted for Hit In the ninth inning.
Cincinnati. ..............o 90 ?-s
New YORK. 0 o IS
First base on error-New York. Lott on bases
Ncv YORK, ~ Cincinnati. q. First base balls
on Lynch q on HIT, 5. Struck out-B Lynch. ?.
by Hitt S. Three base hit-Odwell. Two base
hits Mitchell, Odwell. Sacrince hit Browne.
Stolen hases-ShAnnon (2) Browne. Hit by pitcher
by Hit, q Umpircs and Carpenter.
Time hour and IS minutes. Attendance-4Oo0.
BRooHLTS, g. PITTsBuR0.O. o.
PIrTsBURG, Aug. I3.-Pittsburg was simply
slau entered to-day by Brooklyn, who beat
them to0 Willis for Pittsbura was knocked
out in the NTH. Dussleby taking his place,
The score.
The sun., 1907-08-14
BosroN. Aug. i3.-Young and Pfener we're easy
oposltlops 10 day In q lstiess game. The score:
LOUIN aOarON
st. Louis
Boston

Two base hits Pyrnc t2l. Three base hits
Murray. Rates. Jenney. Home run 90
honetchE. Sacrlnce hli, nsr'E .konetchya Burnett
on errors 81. LouiB, I; Boston. Left on bs ses =
81 Louis Z: ,oston. ~. Double plays Sweeney
snd Teuney; Ryrne ana konetchy. Passed ball
Ne-dham. HI by pitcher by rromme ?: by
Pfeder, I. Umpire tombstone, Time; {; hours
Attendance .st6