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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
CITY NOW HAS TWO POLICE BOARDS
San Francisco Men Removed for Refusing to
Discharge Chief Will Fight.

Ca, Francisco Aug. 21-Mayor Taylor to-day
o,,,otr,od as Police Commissioners Joseph A
Ie,ratt attorney and single tax advocate
ChorIas Sweigert attorney. and Hugo D.
r,r re,irad merchant to fill the vacancies ere
ated Yesterday by the removal OF Thomas r
Finn. A. n. Wanen and John L. Moore On
charges OF misconduct in refusing 10 reiHo'e
Chief OF Police Oman for gross incornpe'ehcy III
office Commissioners Finn. Wallen and Moore
stand pat on their declaration that they VIII
recognize no power of removal other than the
courts. and will resist with force any attempt to
dislod0e them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
MUST PAY FOR HIS POKER CHIPS.
Police Judge in Cleveland Gives Unique Rul-
ing Against Man Trying to Dodge.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Cleveland, Aug 21-BerkeIey Pearce, acting
police judge. to-day handed down a decision Of
especial interest to those who play poker II
was in the case of L. A DamschrOder, charged
by j. V. Wright with embezzlement. The testi-
mOny showed that Wright intrusted number
of bills for collection to Damschroder- The lat
ter collected the money. but in the settlement
withheld $40. which, he asserted, Wright owed
him for chips bought of him for use in a poker
game.
had no standing in law Acting Judge Pearce
held. however. that, the chips were bought
before the game the buying was no part Of the
Illegal game itself. but a separate transaction
and legitimate business. The judge confessed
that he was not up poker, but thought he
knew something OF law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
COPPER STOCKS AccUMUIArING.

Copper stocks said 70 be accommodating a
result Of the present deadlock between producers
End consumers Stocks Of the metal at Lake Su-
perfor points variously estimated at from l5.-
0Js.d1,t 20 100000 pounds. No one can be found
who will venture definitely when the sit
will change and transactions be entered into
at fixed and definite price Small sales being
effected day to day. but they not regarded
constituting market There was an uncon-
:rrned report yesterday that company was
Offering copper under Ie cents a pound. However
that may be, IL IS though. I'm well Informed quar-
tiers tat when the producers and consumers finally
reach an agreement the settling price will be
&xolpd ~ cents = pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
PETER m.poNNELL's BODY ARRIVES.

The body of Peter Mcdonnell the railroad agent
AID stakeholder in The Empire City Trotting AS
sociation. who died suddenly in mid-Atlantic on
the White Star liner Oceanic, arrived here yester-
day
Mr. Mcdonnell had suffered for long time with
liver trouble his death unexpected. He
complained OF feeling i'll soon after dinner On
Monday and was advised to 10 bed at once. He
was attended by DR.. Beaumont. surgeon OF the
Oceanic and DE-. w w. Baldwin. physician to J.
p Morgan, who. with Mr. Morgan. was a pas
senger on the Oceanic Mr.. Mcdonnell suffered
from hemorrhages of the liver and died on Tues
day Mrs Mcdonnell and her son Peter accom-
panied the body. Two sons met the steamer at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
MR. ROCKEFELLER TO BE SILENT
Reported in Cleveland That Following Presl-
dents Speech He Decides Against Interviews
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Cleveland. Aug. 21.-John D. Rockefeller Is
said to have returned to his old policy not to
talk for publication. About two years ago. ce-
ginning with the visit of the HumOrists Asso-
citation 20 Forest Hill. Mr.. Rockefeller began
giving out interviews II was not a difIlcuit task
for newspaper men to approach him.
The news OF Mr.. ROckefeller's change OF pol
ICY came late on Tuesday afternoon. BY that
,,rs he had read President ROosevelt's Prov
,ncetovn speech in which was reiterated the
administrations policy TO keep after unlawful
combinations of capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
DENTIST SUES NEW YORK WOMAN.

Worcester Mass. Aug. 2l.-Dr. Roswell O. Steb-
bins a well known New York dentist. brought suit
in the Superior Court here to-day against Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Stockwell Burch. Of New York. The
suit is notes and interest thereon
amounting to about $1,000. Henry Z. Hin. attor-
ney DR. Stebbins, refuses TO discuss the case.
Dr. Stebbins. IL IS said is attempting reach Mrs
Burch's interest in the estate Of her mother Mrs.
Harriet E. StockweIl who died in 1896. leaving q
large estate the Odd Fellows Home of this city be-
ing the principal legatee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
HEBREWS BOYCOTT KOSHER BUTCHERS
Wilmington Jews Hold Indignation Meeting
Because of Advance n Meat Prices.
10y Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Wilmington, Del. Aug. 21.-The Hebrews Of
Wilmington will boycott kosher meat because of
an advance in prices. An Indignation meeting
was held here to-day. at which 1t was decided
to do without the meat until the price is low
cred AS there are three thousand Hebrews in
the city the boycott will be serious to the kosher
butchers. The price Of meat slaughtered by a
rabbi has advanced here from II cents to 16
cents a mound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
MORE MILITIA SENT TO oNANcock.

Norfolk. Va. Aug 2l.-Under telegraphic orders
from Colonel Nottingham commanding the militia
fifteen additional miltiamen from the fist Virginia
sent to-day TO Onancock and Tasley to Join
the already on the OF the troubles
there The assembling of increased crowds at the
negro agricultural fair at Tasley assigned by
persons arriving from the Eastern Shore to-day as
the cause OF tie call for the additional troops
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

pirO 3sisen. OaB Isidt peroieutss @eIO
e5enio leift a~usgsseben pirb. Dsnn
mir piel 9etb BADEN. oann rutnireH
mir aniere @siuuObsit in erih1pFsnoeu
llnterhdItungsn, ourd bic mir uns oft
8raHtbeiten .3u3ieben. 9euts nit els
mem suteR 9si6GitsIinn iparen inns
mer siuen 5beil TIRES 9%erbisuites uRo
per6rOAdsn iomit ihre Qebeusfrdfte
niht. Neroeu lie ourh Elm uRpobla
iein befalsn, pirO 5riner's 4merieon
@lirir Of Bitter Dint odsIelbe Ihusn
oertrei5en unD bic 8rantteit i'm ReimR
erittden. SeIblt ipeun mir uus eiHst
gutsn 9eiuHobsit s%rfrsueu, loutsn nil
DON 3eit 81 3eit cine Doiis oisIes be-
mdbrten Wittels e%iHuebmsn. um uns
lere 3rait uno @ner9ie gu beipabrem
Gisies rein pssetabilHde WitteI, snts
bait nidt bic seringite Spur giFtiger
Subtan5eH uuo III in allen 9rdnfS
beiten Der 9eroduuugsorqans, ielbE
Der standardization. isbr gu e~mpfsbsns
Wsr INNER etnen 9uten Wasen, eiHea
suten Appetii. einen ld5neR SeiHt
unO sinen trdftigsn 8orpsr ba6en MIL
lolts Is sebrauteu. Sn allen apOtbes
ten. Sol. 1riner. 799 81. @IbIaRL
Aoe.. 6bicasu, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

giisnbabnrommi6iOn i'm Stuotratbsz
iaale oabier in SiBuag gstreten, I'm
5uH6at bic isitsns Der 9irssr Nous
Tdtoia's sssen bic Strobenbabn gee
rihteteH &logen iber manselbaftsn
8strieb uno 81 bobe 6abrrateu an5as
horen uno bann bic alagsn
Der 9ailDautssr 8arssrifaft ii6er Die
Uldngsl oes bieiisen StraBeH5abnz
oienits in Der BON Der Stuoi gessn
bic StraBenbabnesieaf9aft ~singeleitsz
ten 8Iass sntsessn3unsbmen. Gue
8Irger, bic iiber Den mdnselhaftsn
9isnit 4lags gu fibren ba6en. t0Hnsu
iid Dor Der @ommifiOn @eA0r Osrs
i6aifsH.
SnfuIse zines GsbirnI6lasss
pI6Blid ssitorben lift an I. SonHtas
Der 80 Sabre alte 6eusrpebrs@apitdn
6enrD u. S6mibt pon Der Spribsn=
mannihaft 30. %, Elm betanntes unO
sed6tetes MitglieO Der 6euermshr.
mir MAIDEN unIsre 2sIer auf
Die an dnoerer Stele oisIes 8Ilattes
eriheinenOe Nn5eige Der 9unfeIfhsn
SOmsnbanblung DON Milpautee auf
merriam. Sbrsr 3uperldhigteit pssen
erfreut oisie 6irma Ii6 Oes 6eiten Ru=
les i'm gansen 2anoe uno ale Iufs
trdge, Die ibr iiberseben perosn, iinO
prompter unO reeIsr Ausfibrung
Fter.
Qls Tolge zines GdGoel5ru6g.
ben er Sci elmer Wirtbsbaus 3silerei
an Der 8. 4oenue ~erlitten bate, Iiegt
Der % Sabre ate Suit. 0i3d pm 10.
500 z. Noe. in tritii6em 53uItdnoe
odrnieoer. 4ls Der 5bat 6ei6uloi9t
lit Der Is Sabre alts 6runt 3ilinsti,
30. 548 MapIe 1laple Str, in 5aft,
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srabniB 6rsitag. ct. Mi6oePs.
HngIads GapiteI. -
Der in go. 456 2. 4De. nobnbofte
62jdbrise pet. 0lien puroe bel ieinsr
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@balmers So. inter einem ihperen
eileruen NlaI6insntbeil 6u9f66li9
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glatt dbgeinnitten. Gr itarb
tur3 nahOem er in's Wilpautees
6pfpital nebraht nnrnen q
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
Sine tieue art bon 0erR6er.
ttng.

mir leben i'm 3eitaIter Der gsrs
Iinerung. Wir perIi6ern unier 2eben,
uniers 6GuIsr, unier 8ie6, uniers
@rnte uno fat anss 4nbere. Q6er
niemanb trdumte ouDon, Ih gegen
8rant9eit gu oeridern, 6is Gr. Better
5dbrnep ben 0ert5 BON 5orni's
9llpentrduter bur9 bic 0ffentli6s
prefe 6etanni ma6te. 6ierour6 MUIR
De Der Des fir cine @erIi6ernna gu
geringeu Soften 9egen oas dners
ihlimmIte menI6Iite lte6el, ben 8erz
lult Der t~oitbaren @eIuno6eit, er0ffnet.
0snn Der Maoen nidt in Srbnuna lit
uHO Sic ii6 ~irgenopie trant pber
unpGBli6 fiblen, 10 lit oieIss elm s3eis
den, bab SIR 8lut in Ihle6tem 3us
tonot lit unr sic limb es ii6 iel5it
uno sSbren 419eb0rigen I6uloiQ, Iid
segsH groBsren Sdaoen gu perii6ern.
inoem Sic bic 9ebdnolung nit 5ors
mis- Mlpsntrduter anfdngen. 5auz
ienoe babsn iiber BEN Nert6 6ieIes
Prdpurats 3eugniB ab9elest. Eaus
niht ME anoere Weoicinen, ionoern
Direct burh Specials4senten an oas
9u5licum Oertduft. Man f9rei6e an
Die gisentbiimer Or. Better 5ahrneb
&c Cons 60, 112-118 60. 5onns
aOe., gbicusO. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
Ghr. ZIG. &tora,

534 Zine ctr, SuIberf DIoG.
ROom IL. Gtnetnnati, Chic AS
wfnpen, ipeI0er esrue welteee
eIussunft ertbtitt,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

StaatspsrfaHuus gu gunfen ess
5rauenrimmrehts @ a5seRimmt
Beroen iOn. Msbrere neu sinoereih
ten @OrIaseH 5islsn auf 6rpelltruua
Der SnoaitrieSreise i'm ltaGiliten Sc
Idnsnifs bin, mo nab O<m 0uuIhe
siuissr 9eIsbfabrieanten aud @rne
mafhiHen, Siattlorabt uiu. ssrae
ieut psresn iouen. Rspr. Sobnicn
tsantIasts Die gyrihtuns zines neusn
S.0atsseidnsHifes in Stilp0ter.
Ter I6g Worie reihte cine 9crlaQe
Elm, pslhs cine SsUiliaun4 pon elmer
Billion 9oaars fir eine ausitsauna
SIR 5sisr oss @ploeasR ,Suail6ums oes
Staaiss 9srlau9t. Sen. 3auion uutsrs
5reitete cine 8orIase. nab pelher oer
Siaat ben in Den peyfl. , SabreH ourdl
MiBernten beimssiudten 6armern
ourt GarIebeE inter bic Irme Qreifen
leu. Sin 9sriu4. ben 9esislaturmiiz
slieoern cine @rtrdper9iiiuna fir9rief
pap;er @. Depsltsn uip. 81 Tasrn.
miBlaus. Die nit ser llnteriuhuua
Der 0ffentljfeH Gorporaticnsn bettaus
ten AusiaaHe taben nit Der 4r6sit
bsgOnnen.
hit einem Shaosn Don $15, 1000
lift Die Naalmiibls in Q It a nieoers
le5rdunt.
Nuiheineno in @eiHegumnah
lung begin8 0einrih SHINE, elm Re
toHnter Sarser BON g t. Sames,
SeibitmorO ourh @~rbdnasH.
4ls 6olse zines Strsis 5sim
8drtsuipiel eritah in Der 9loinsidsn
S6oHtpirtbihuft IN 6i6bing d..
RubOpina ben So6u Bottle.
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rem forb gr. 6. 0iliins i'm 6eim
ieiues Sohnss 2. %. 0iltins in
% oprbeao.
Der bsi Mellon poAnenbe
6armer NiC. 9arten itiirSts cine Sreps
Pc bino6 un0 srIitt sineH SddpeIbrud,
tenn er erIas.
5u 6ersus SANS pirO
@Ree 6ebruar Die 4. Sdbtesausitels
lung Der pNiinneiota State 4rt So
tistp" abseRaIten perOsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
Aus orr II belt.
Qutnnis.

gbicago. - MIs RsIultut Der
Observation-Disclosures oes 3irhsns
uno 59ulm05elsSrui 1T 5reo. u.
6ol5root, 2siter bes fruits, inter Der
Qnilage Der gerIsbung nes Sbsrman's
iden Unit : 2ruit 9eiebes oerhdFtst
pOrbsn uno pabri9sinlih perosn nod
peissre 9srbaftuHssH folgen, oa bic
9rdnOiurp 8epeiis srloRgt habsn fou.
psIde 5ur Grbsbuns mebrsrer antlas
gen fibreu peroen. 1ie untsrIuhuHg
ergab, Dap Der 5rut ben 5oHosl NIT
Sdul= ano &irhen6dntsn fat gang
inter ieiner goutroae bat uno bic
prsiie gang mad 8elis5en nirtirt.-Gis
Scoialiitsn bielten am 10. Dig. ibren
Sfd6teonosnt az, HabmeR cine glats
form an unD Iteaten gdn0ionten fir
Die bsoorItshsnDe Uobl auf. Sir oas
8Hrasrmeiferamt puroe SEQ. aoOp,
Elm Druder; fir StaOtIhrsi5sr. u. %,
Mdncs, Elm s3situugsmann, un0 fir
StaotihaBmeiner, Sol. 5. Qm5ro3,
Elm WstansisbsI, nominirt. goits
msiitsr 6rso. u. 8uifs bnt Ih bsreit
ertldrt, bic republieauiIbs 9iirgsrmeis
determination an3unsbmsH un6
pirD ne, oa aubsr tbm tein gdnoiDat
i'm 5sloe III, un3peiftlbaft aud erbal=
ten. - Die .Ssoen Sas So" bat fih
nit Der Peoples 9ag eight & gose
&C. psrihmOl5su. Die Jrdusns
itimmrsatlsrinsn bdltsn CUR 3sit ibrsu
Ja~hrsscoHosnt bier ab. Sic 6tihloHsn,
100000 fir Acknowledgment auf5u=
oriasen unb duBerosm Hud $4,000
81 iammeln, I'M 81 gbrsn be 4nDeHz
tsus OcR Suian 3. Qns5Orp in RODE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
Gbr. Mlb. etor;.

. Wtne St. 0tuetnuatt, Chic
Il u%nsrianni Der in Deutiasn. Osftrs
reiter unb SdDsi8sr
ReatsfaasR
Bel 9eriGisH unO ouBrssriatlia stS
fabrenite
Deatfhe Rtdts Gonfu4
lent Amerita's.
Die Don Jpn anseitsutsu +
@otIma9teR
sur grbebuHg Don
Grbf6aftsH +
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9ormunbf9aften uR6 @M
minifrationeR
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Americd unb Guropa. q
RagIer BEN jiinseren, QboIf aug
IOel3. @rOstidsl. .5oisf aug RDbnFt.
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aus Wobsoorf. S6iIer, aarl GmiE
Il. Sob. aus Gisielb. Sdcubsis, @eora
uno Wi6asl aus psrboleR. D6nesl
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lipp aus 9dupttubl. Nabenbaher.
6rieOrih aus SteinnenoeR. aHdh
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tel. Wago.. Sobann uuo @liia5. aus
9ann. Gdroer, QlOolf aus MitteIs
bronn. 2eite, Otto 6sinri6 Grult
aus WiinOen. 8uB. aarl albert aus
S6erDeiler. 6ods, Qnorsos aus
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aug Stsruba6. 8ritId 6rie0r. uno
5rieoer. aus plsiOelsbeim. RIob,
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Sob. Germ. aus Udhtersbad. 1riiauf.
5aeob aus 5raHtfurt. Biebsrt, qouiie
4malie. S6oG. Grieori6 aus Burms
berg. 4rnOIo, 5Oief qnion aus
Sauernbeim. 6eFsttater, Georg sss
borsn in Mmerica. Roth @cttlie5 aus
Rontauier. 6oFmann, Glii1betbe
Sttenoorf. 5Om5sr5. 6ugO aus 8ors
men. qlbert. 5risor. Qus. aus O5sra
pldniB. 9osge. 5rieor. 4ug. Bifb.
aug Risberauoenbain. Rott, RidarD
aud a%lOFerneu5urs g.. Bisn. Steaoe,
4drl 3beooor aus 9orna. 1eih,
5rienr. Nilb. aus 9iebertDoltpib.
Raul Sch. Motthdus aus 5rantfurt.
&roui6, Sob. aus 8irflor. Won,
Carl g6riTian omar in 1883 in gins
rinnati). @dsrmonH. @torg WaT aus
9eip3ig.
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Ra.bgsbsr uerosn sriuas T5 Dfs
an
Gbr. NIt. Gtora,
534 gine Ctr, SuIbert 8Ioa.
ROom II. Ginetnnati, Che an
mfnDen, ipeldDer Qerue Wetteee
NnSfunft ergbeitt,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

nit siusm 8Oitsnaufponne ron SIS.
600 s5sn er5ante un0 ned ma. 0dn3
fsrtigseIteaie 9resbnterianty,irhe in
6lammsn auf. ~ 5H ose u~o5eaeIsss
men 0intIesSrubs wurogn bic @rus
~5enar6eiter Steoenion uno 6ooalaro
nurh cine grploiion sstoo.el.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

-Sn Is rarD ssriiorte cine 5euerss
6runit Z 9eihdftsgsbdube. oarunter
Soe's Spernbaus, pno ierner aud
mebrere W~obnbduier. StaOsn etpu
$4,000.
Der 6ei sSmpsrial onIGFise
% Sabre aIte Nnlieolsr u. 70. Tall
man puroe utter einsm einitirSsnoen
S~trobbaufen bedrdben unb eritidte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
QUO aeitem.

Das HenHsn mir CUTE 3eitsR2 Die
Wsbr5abI osnit. oaB es gutter aObn
ooer Grfols in 9ei9dft. Disl gsIo
bsosutst. Cine staans Snipscti0n
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
5a~tttueTotu.

Dds llntsrb0us Der Stoatslsgiss
Iatur Bat cine 9oiIags angenommen,
na9 nsltsr Del bsr nd1fsn Stdoiss
Dabl a5sr cine abduosruus Der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
ABERDEENS Win IN The
FIRST TWO INNINGS

Yesterday saw the Last OF the
present series between the Cubs
aud the Woodeheppera. and since
Browns bunch took the first game
It vas up 20 them to take the last.
also leaving Seattle the satisfaction
Of having secured Just one con.
tnat out Of the six. Il happened
yesterday. before crowd Of 1909
fans. a goodly number Of them all
the way from Aberdeen In car
Of their own. that t.anky Allen waa
Knocked out OF the box IN two In.
nlngs ia which time the lumbermen
made cikht runs. which was enough
to win the game. At this ..a.sai
Rush relieved Allen and he pitched
a great game but could not save
che day. Higginbotham did things
Ia hls turn and gave his large az
gregatlon Of Rdmirefs from Coon
Hollow lots 10 make a noise about,
tie struck out rs men and showed
terrific speed throughout The
home run OF the day Was kaocked
b. him. making the eleventh OF the
series.
Seattle ala not score until the
fIfth. when three men crossed the
plate. In the next inning two more
cane over. Coy got 3 tWo=hase hit
for Seattle but that Vas the only
ii Of any magnitude that went o
the Cubs, For Aberdeen there was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
CUBS TAKE GOOD GAME
FROM WOODCK0PPERS

Saturday the Cubs managed 20
get the first game OF the present
series with the score Of seven 20
four. II was a game full OF a
q large assortment Of things. their
belnx u errors al told. and yet
the contest was an lntefezltnE one
Throughout. Aberdeea led for the
first five innings with = score Of
Z to Q. II was in the last half 81
the sixth that the Cubs found
slarkall and put four runs over. II
vas At this Stage Of the game tina,
noestiger dropped a bail At the
plate permitting arbuKast 10 score
on = Wild run. Hoettiger though,
that klopf had no flght 70 call
Arho safe and went cut shaking his
fist a. aim. The game NaA delayed
same ten minutes At The end 81
which time Boattiksf vas tined
SIS and put out Of the game. Sc
atsie got another run IN the seventh
and two more In the eighth Aber-
deem could not 40 anything with
thia lead although the M00dchop
pera made two more In the seventh,
MArk pitched a good game fer me
Cnbs but helped things aloaE Tor
the AbsTdesus b. making two sr.
rors. The home run Of the series
vas raAAe By KsilackeY. TNo new
men. Price and Roberts. we're IN
the lineup. Ross has gone 70 OPT.
LA
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BOATSCRASH


PORT TOWNSEND. June 10
The American ahlp Fresno. Capt
Peterson. in town 81 tho tug TYee
was struck ou port bow az 30
yesterday morning BY the barker.
tine Alta. inward bound and under
sail The accident occurreT four
miles northeast Of Point Wilson. at
the entrance 10 the sound.
The Froano's fofumasi and part
81 the maiumaat vaa carried away.
Her bowsprit was torn out and the
upper part OF the hull battered In
Her rigging r. a confused network
- twisted runea
The Atlas plates we're stove Ia
and her foremost disabled but
otherwise che appears uniniufcd
40 signals we're paa1ed between
the vessels before they struck.
Quartarmanief 6. II Jensen was
NJ the Tyee's wheel when the acei.
dent happened
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RACES SATURDAY
OAKLAND.

First race. mile and a sixteenth
Lord Of the Vale. TEL tKeoghi. 4
to 8. won: Kermit iea. second. re
allly. 100. llIa TlMn 1854
second ~. stffn 81 ftalF ffnile
son. Metiakatia. fAf. second. O.
Yonai Balorio. los. third Time.
ts2T
Third race. aovenzeirhths milo
HcdGoihorue. igT fKeoghl. 8 90 T..
won. Lem Reed. ie1. second. Hugh
McGowau. ia9. thif,i Time. ! %
Fourth race. one mila--Sauiara,
1t2 (KcoEh) 10 g w0n. Cigar
lighter. t07. second. Fred Bent.
fo3. third. Time. ] 10 Is
Firth race. ono mile and 90 yards
--Daruma. " &C. SULLIVAN. 10 4.
won. Optician. los. second: Joe
coyua. f05. third. Time. isAt IS
Sixth race. three. quarters mile
Native Son. i0a tLYuehl. 2 % 10.
won. Ocean Shore. loo. second I.
Combury. i0a. third Time. 100.
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GENERAL KUROKI TO SAIL
FOR JAPAN TOMORROW

aaa gave a reception AZ Egan'H hall
where Con. Kurohi made q short
address.
After the reception Of Egnn .
hall the party was driven % the
home Of Aabur0 Hlsamidku. Japan
csc consul. on Thirteenth ay. where
Japanese dinner waa served. Gen.
Wood and Mai Lynch we're the
only Americans present
Gen. kuroki gave a luncheon this
afternoon az o'clock at the Butler
hotel Ho Will BE- the guest Of
honor AZ a reception given this
evening az the home Of Judge
Thomas Burke. after which the
Japanese party viii board the Kaga
Maru.
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BARKENTINE AND BARK
IN A COLLISION

A collision occurred ht 2 70 this
morning between the inbound bark.
rntlns Alta and the bark Fresno
near Point Wilson Tho frsauo
was bslnE tawed 81 the time BY the
tag TYee. The forward riEEinE
% both vessels suffered severely
Tho boMMprlt 81 the Fresno and
part Of her hull we're badly shat.
tered and some 81 the Altau plates
wsre forced The vessels arc new
az Port Townsend
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with the sailing OF the kaga
Maru from Smiths cove az day.
break Tuesday morning. General
Baron r. Kufoki and party will
have finished their tour OF the
United statea Almost confirm
Gus ovation from the Pacific 20 tho
Atlantic vas given the distinguish.
cd japanese general.
The party arrived In Seattle on
lis return trip early sunday morn
inE over the Great Northern and
went 20 the Butler hotel where q
luncheon MAS given BY hrlg. Gen.
o. r.. Wood. who has been Gen,
Kurokfa escort since be left the
east Ia the sevning local japan.
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tsenth WinE Tins ia fIseel. , to
10. won. AitadA. ii2. second. LAllio
Turner. IL. third Timn. fiaf Is.
fifsh race. ninsflAteohtha mile
Lady iiaidnr. i0T tPIckcna1. to 2.
won. Nanael. no. second. ! 8 Nc.
Ailistar iaf. third Time. 81.
Sixth race. una mile and 4 stu.
tesnth =Tfvnoia. ic1 ifiroNnl. to
1. sun. aortiboy. Toe. second !.
Chafiatan. 1T. third. Time.
1885
Fupuafh farc. orc mile bourbon
News. lei lAuN,inl. = Ia 1. won
iiappY Jack. iGT. second SPEND
thfift Helen. %. third. Time. ttas
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WILLS LOWERS RECORD

The Seattle Athletic club at Vie.
inFiA Saturday made a great show
lnK nj tho 4 A. G A, field apoftn.
Ia the quarter mile the Pacific
coast record vas lowered b. Wills.
OF seattlt> who made the distance
10 50 seconds Seattle made 100
points oat OF a total % f4s.
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FREED

Ednay Courtney. tho aQyearola
sirl who last April shot and hari'
oualy wounded her employer. Miss
II. " Traynor. OF the Naples board.
Tag house on broadway near fes
ler. today pleaded guilty 20 a.
aauit with \ deadly weapon and
Judge Morris fined her $1,000. but
suspended the sentence on good
behavior.
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LOUISVILLE

First race. three quarters mile
n0aserian. to3 Lee. Z to 10. won.
Blaze o. Light, S.. second: Tolo.
scope. 1902. third. Time. lis IS.
Second race. five-eiahihs mile
Ada o. Walker. 50 tEutlsrl. ~ 30 4.
Won. Mackerel. To-. second: Col
Brady. i02. third Time. 100 80
Third race. one mile and a ak.
/. won. toenth tkk.otaoln etaoiu
teenth Matador. III martini. 8
r. I. won. Sea Salt. 50. second +.
Roger g %. third Time. it502 IS
Fourth race. one mile and six.