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New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

LOST OF STOLEN HCnkbook No 5o3 10
of the German savings Bank. In the city
of New YoIk, corner 4tA ave and IAN 81.
ISSUED To John ThleSsen. All persons axe
cautioned against ns so iati1R the sai-e. az
not returned 10 the bank on The lltA DAY ~.
Nav. 1907 Il duplicate VIII ba issuey.
To--g. or STOI. EN- -B Bankh0ok No. 50G 4gI
a. the German savings Bank. IN the city
OF New York. corner 4th ave. and 18th ST..
issued To Rachael Ralbc. All persons are
cautioned against negOtlatics the same u
not returned 10 the bank OF the iith day o.
Nav 1914 a duplicate win be issued
lost Eankbook NO SSl G91 Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New York PAY
rlent stopped. Please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
James MCCreery g. Co.

BOYS CLOTHING. 34th Street Store Only.
Boys Refers. Made of pIain and
fancy materials. Sizes Pa to 12 years.
800
Hand-taiored Reefers made of fine
fabrics. 200
Norfolk double breasted Suits
Spring and Summer weights Sizes TO
u years. 1000
au
Youths Suits Long trousers. Sizes
ID to Is years 1900 and 1900
Boys white and cOIOred madras
Shirts. 12 to IA neck measure f."j
l. and ga
Boys BOuses and Pajamas zoe
Hue
Thirty-fOurth Street.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
Extraordinary Sale of Mems Shirts
s1.OO, s1.2S and s1.5C Kinds
40 cts. and so cts.

Product of manufacturer whose b
Sid blemiSheS oil
stains that do not show when the shirts are worn!
NEVERTHELESS THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE
FOR TEE EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONSQ
Assortment including shirts Of Madras ps-
Gales thamhrays etcwhie
stripes and fSureSplPated plain
tail beautifully aunere1la engthsatsphs -
detached cuffs o~ N'
9EE OF The GREATEST SINGLE PURCHASES
EVER OFFERED AT RETAIL
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
Fasniong5-e Wells

Fashionable Wells
Mesh VeiliSg plain and dotted
black. white ard cOlors-
all the novelties 10 20 .25
Mourning Hat Wells
Il. 70 = yds- long. IS 10 9. 9S
Mourning Wells Brussels net. grenadins.
Tuxedo net-siusle threaG and fancy
meshes-rlbbcn and crepe borders
y yds lcng-also mourning
wells for bonnets- ..--.--- 40 TO 2. 40
Widows Wells ----.---...-1 I .9S to I .9S
LARGE assortment Of Chiffon Wells
ali eolors-values e. and -aS-----.. 40
Lace Veiis-FiEured ami dotted
ruffed border-biacl and Colors-
IL yards long special ..--........ 20
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
!TfI.S Tbr6nrh nanr rrnlns . ths West. .

sDaiIy. 4
Through Daily Trains to the West ..
Leave New York City. 23d 81 L.lD -,
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. $50 am . S'O0 W a. e.,
PITTSRTRG. CLEVELD. $50 pm 80 80 -. -
"PITTSRTRG LIMIT D. $50 pm 80 20 ~, ~,
GIN. st 'OI'Ia LOUISV. 11.50 pm I-9O I,0 an a..
GIN. ST LOUIS LOUSY. 8. % am y ~ nm
GIN ST LOUIS LOUISN.. $50 pm ~ -. -,
Ofices 245 434 1900 Broadway D Ass1- Atv-
House Jos Greenwich St, y Gnlon Squsts 81
W 3af Grand St. " Y. S43 + tultOs5 = -
FrooE1vD- West 23d st and Liberty n
After n m sleeping Car Reservations
snd full Information regarding trains. ,--, e.
can be obtained at Bureau OK IaioF1iS ,.lr tioIi.
No. Chelsea 3l44
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
Wome1'S Lingerie waists
\ stock noted for dainty and
Out-Of-Ordinary styles.

\ stock noted for dainty and
Out-Of-OrdinaTy styles.
Vomen's Lingerie Waists-fne Lawn
elaborate fronts and yokes OF
embv or emb'y and Val lace mQ
elsewhere $1-49 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Waists Of Fine White Batiste-wide.
rich panel and yoke OF Baby irish and
VAL lace-OJher fine styles IN Lawn.
with Val lace emb'y and medallionS
or emb front and back 4 GQ
worth S2.SS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Very Fine Batiste and Lawn Waists
panel designs Of English eyeiet
emb'y and German Val laCe-aIso
yoke and long shoulder styles IN
elaborate designs with lace and = no
emb $500 qualities .....-. SSSO
Dainty Waists OF Silk Finished Battste-
BolerO designs OF Val. with medaIliCnS
OF French Fiiet or other rich lace
comblnations-also other equally = O0
CHOICE effecJs-WOrth 81 GS --..--- Ss 20
New entrance TO this Dept
AZ front Elevators
Through Underwear Dept.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

Spring Gloves
Fine new stock, IN the right
shades and styles. at prices that
make them excellent valuesl
WOMEN'S 5 Glace Nousquataires-
tan. black and white
IL button-value $23o. A3
10 bUtton-vaIue So 2SS...s.2 %
WOMEN'S 2-claSp Eid-fne quality
tan. brown, red. green, black, white
particularly serviceabls and no
good hrJing-special' value .s...s..s@o y
MISSES Kid GIoves-2-cIazp- 70
white and Spring shades s42
MEMS Dogskln GloveS-new 30
Spring tan shades. ...-...........s go
Beautiful Ri5bOrs
Special lot OF Wide Dresdens- -
for hat trimmings and sashcs-
white and colored edges
value 55 Ct yard ..-----....,,,,. Lq>
Others worth .45... 90
Wide Roman Betting or Crush Has
Bands-alsO wide satin stripe
Moires-VsIus 90 --..s-.ss.sss..-.. 40
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
.Lackawanna Railroad.

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave y Y. Barclay Christopher, W sd
Sts
500 A. M-For Binsharton ana F.Iiiirs 8.
'19 90 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago ana d
Louis.
sIA0 p M-For Buffalo and Chlcaso
f4On p M-For ScrRuton and Plymouth
zs6 II ? M-For BuHalo and chicago
Is - T. N-For Buffalo. syracuse. Ithaca,,
600 a cago-Sleepers open s0'
Ticket, At l49 42s lIsS. 14a4 Brossdw:a,y.
n Y. 33a Fulton st BROOKLYN 'DalIy'
Except sunday. zLeaves Christopher d
6-10 ?. NJ weekdays.
N. Y. N. H. & HARTFORD r. K
Trains depart from Grand Central Statlon'
42d St and 4th Ave as follows for
Boston Via New London Prov.--T4s ". ".
.x,I.oI. .xrsOO II 500. g 5:O2.
'fi2.O0 p NJ: via Willlmaniic-tSs:Ol a
ri 300 =. NJ; via Spfd--tSI4 a n
fi2.OO $500. all 90 p. NJ
Wor'stsr & Fitch. via Putnam. t3;53 ~
IakeviIie & Nori.-ts:4 40 A NJ; - 81 = 81
CT harrington. stockbridge. LenoS; Pitts TITS
feIt-t4 - ts 40 4. NJ and 1881 7. n.
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central station
and eI25th St aisD At C25. 100. clS04
R'way. c25 Union Square CiS2 Fifth Ave.
cS45 Columbus Ave. cf40 Madison ave.
cIr5 W 125th 81. 2T9S Third Ave In
Brooklyn. CO Court 81. 4I9 Nostrand Ave
sDaiiy tExcep, SUNDAYS ss,ops at fc3th
s. xStous at 125rh 81 Sundays only
fParlor Car Limited. Has dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED P!tiC n.S.-5OO second hand
wood and tron working machines. fully
guaEaEteed. machinery bought anI ex-
Shanyes GEO. H. TDDy. S9S Madison ST
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
BlTTTWOPg z ono r. R.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even HICo. nous.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHtS ~, 80 e.
Leave New York City 2Sd ST LIZ "a an
WASHINGTON. SI'pers. l1.5O pm 80 80 an az,
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 arm SOo g.,
'WASFINGTOS. Diner. $50 am ~ ~ ~ ~ o'n
WASHINGTON. Diner. l12o am . ~ NM
sWASHINGTON. BUFFET 80 pm ~ ~ ~, IN
s"ROYAL ltd Diner. $50 pm = 80 ~ DI, p,I,
sWASHINGTON. Diner $50 pm . ~ I'm
WASHINGTON, Buffet. 6-D' On 'OO
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

Ezt1a Saturday Specials
in Stationery
EatOn-Furibut fine WRITING pa,er
90 shee5s-50 eFvei0pes-vaiue % "a
Cambric fnish-blue or white
Eox Of p sheets-24 envelopes
NAiu- II .--....- .,.--...--.. ~
Cambria dnish-S Quire box
slzes-vaiue SO. 9........... a.
Pound Paeksge-bIue or white
vuiuf. u -
100 envelopes % match-vaIus 20. 10
Guaranteed Fountain Pens-14 KIT
value S1.C0 ...-..-.-.-.- EC
Linit-On0.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20


n
Toilet and Ha1lcUre Articles
5-Oz- Glass Jar Petroleum Jelly
usually cents ---.---.-.-.--.... 81
Genuine Egg Shampoo Cream-rsz. n q
Aliens Royal Foot Powder. er........ 6
LiQuiderma Liquid Face ROugs)-
usUA44y ~ -.------.--.----...... 80
GosnSlrs Cherry Tooth Pasts-r.x. 50. %
6-oz Toilet Waters--sssorted-reS 90 "a
Fancy Glass. Powder. Hair ana ,Isu,l
Boxes-worth S1-9S --............,. GA
Seamless Rubber Gloves-wsra 50. 90.
2oth Century Fan de Ouinius HAIR
Ionic-usually go .........-.... HC
Mary z. CObb's Bran-u NaE Powds-. Ta
Boudoir Toilet PurniOs-rss. 10. 3
Emery Boards dos. pkgs.-rss. T., q
Lustrits Nail Enamsl-rsz. -. s..,,4z
Handy Manicure sst-rss. 10. ....,,. 3
Or. J. Parker Pray Rosalins-rsx % -
IN MANICURE I1EPLEnEDT4
10 CT Best Flexible Nail FIIss "a
20 ineh-dOubl0 cut on both xsA.x
25 Ct. Flexible ana Heavy vslvse
Knife Files .....,... a.
Al 70 inch best stsal. '%a
80 Ct Cutiels and Nan soI.sors-cu.
quality seeel-S TO inoh. .-,.,,.. "a
Finer to eS cents.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
MO U =lG[E
We have opened
asst Express Service.

We have opened
another office
FLFTE AVE,
& +6Ln ST,
OVindsor Arcade
Making our
Offices i'm New
York City. Every
b T a n G n of
T . L r I $ T
TRAVEL and
F o r + | G y
3 a y X l y q
BU SINESS. with
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

CENTRAL Ay1sog lrHE.
Newburgh. Poughkeepsie and Rondout
week DAYS AT l. NJ, Newoursh al pm
SUNDAYS . A N. From foot u Franklin ST.
CkTSEILL, HUDSON AND
CCXSACKIE BEATS
! cave Pier 43. y. r.. week-aayS 8 p. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

tNtIY requisite Tor the traveller.
COOKS TOURS.
2i5 & 1900 Broadway G4g Madison Ave,
Fifth Ave and 46th ST. New York.
Boston Philadelphia. Chicago. san Fran
cisco and la5 Offices abroad
Established tS41.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
ann Riddla,n nrnam.

A little bird from Wilmington intmates
that there may be a mutny among the
players down there. too Mike Grady who
relieved Charley Atherton Of tho man
agerial reins Is mighty hard man to hit
it up with according to dope, Mike IS not
one Of those fellows who pats a fellow on
she shoulder and calls him "angcl face"
IL he happons to make misplay-not
Michacl-he Is not that kind OF bird.
We have IL that he hands some pretty
rough talk TO the Peaches on the slightest
provocaton and that some Of them are
tired OF q.
It's lead pipe cinoh that It doesn't
40 ban player any good TO keep after
his goat continuously and the best in the
business will lot mp on their sob II IL Is
carried too far Ever since Wilmington
secured Jimmy sebrlng from Williamspolt
your Uncle Biddle has had his suspicious
and really believe that he viii soon have
Grady's iob-if not this season then surely
noxt year.
wilmington papers please copy-if you
darc)
Billie Biddle. in the Harrisburg Courier.
Unfortunately for "Blnie Blddle' his
line Of dope" is well known in Whining
ton. sBnHcs" pipe dreams when he made
this city his home were something start-
ling. "Bmie's" stun IS really not worth
copying. but wen give him this "ad''
gratis.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
FITZ is TOO OLD;
BOUT IS STOPPED
"GTand Old Man" Of the Ring
Has Seen His Best
Days

In order ito save the Grand Old Man"
Referee Mccartney stopped the bout be-
tween Robert Fitzslmmons and Jack
Johnson. the colored pugilst, in the sec
ond round at the Washington Sporting
Club Philadelphia. last night
Tho blow that put Fitz down did not
appear to be hard enough to have done
very much damage. but the crowd tool,
the affair quietly and made no fuss. II WIS
evident to everyone that Fitz was too old
20 have a chance. Most Of the spectators
were glad that he was not knocked out.
In the first round they SPARED for sew
eial seconds. Johnson shot left tightly
10 wind and they cllnchod. Johnson hook
cd left TO face and swung hard left TO
body They SPARED again and Fitz swung
loft 20 face Johnson sent left 20 body
and then smashed another TO wind Fitz
/. hooked left to face and johnson SWUNG
left to chest. Fitz hooked light left e.
ear, and johnson sent straight left TO fac,
and left to wind at bell
In the second round johnson swung
right 20 face and then threw Fitz TO an,
noor for which he was warned hy referee
They then exchanged lefis TO body an,
johnson iolted him with right Fitz went
down and tried to arise at the count Of
nine, but fell over sideways and IN,
referee stopped the fight.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
WILMINGTON, a;
WEIGAND'S COLTS,S
The Local Ball TOSSeTS Took
the Visitors From York
Into Camp

BY score Of to 8 wilmington defeated
York at South Side Park yesterday af-
ternoon in a game that was marked
throughout by tho apparently listlcss
manner in which the players went
ehrourh the performance. with the ex-
ception of a wild throw by Hoch the locals
played an erroriess game while the Colts
had but one misplay chalked up against
them. Yorks rams were made in the
third inning by a triple. a double, Hoch's
Wild throw and a single.
In the second inning the locals scored a
rim NcFarland walked and Lynch sacr'-
need him 20 second. Hoch hit for one and
Mac was home.
r,y, came IN 'lhe fourth. Mciane singled
and reached second on McFariand's life
1vncb sacrificed and Kirk singled scoring
Ntcrane and Mcfarland. In the eighth the
,,,nr,nr run was scored on Ia single by
.cradv Cassidy put the BAN down TO
owens. but he made poor throw to hrs'.
ana Cassidy continued down TO second
Arndt sacrificed him 10 third, and Grady
men planted ono in rlght field scoHns
cassidy. The score:
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
TAKE DELAWARE
AS A MODEL
Grand Lodge of EIkS Pro-
poses to Make War on the
COlOred Organization

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PHILADELPHIA. July lS.-In the early
hours Of this morning the Grand Lodge Of
Elks decided to make war upon the negro
lodges purporting to be Of the order, that
are cropping up throughout the country.
one OF the latest Of most recent of
these lodges organized is at Wilmington.
Del, and it, as well as numerous others
that are being formed throughout the
country are to be put under the ban even
if the Grand Lodge has to resort to law
TO protect its name.
The colored lodges have no connection
with the Grand Lodge, and the members
in session here do not like the idea Of
clandestine bodies being formed and using
the name 'Elks" in their title. seve -al
states have laws to protect secret 50.
cieties and their insignia, and it wa.
pointed out that Pennsylvania and Della.
ware have statutes covering this point
The Grand Lodge may invoke some Fed
eral laws If necessary, to put an end tc
the negro Elks lodges.
A commission was authorized to draf
a more drastic Federal Jaw for the protec
tion Of the Elks and other secret societies
and a suggestion was made that the Della.
ware law be made the basis for Fedora
enactment long this line
Another important piece OF Legislation
in the Grand Lodge during last night was
that of abolishing the State Association
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
PROF. HAU ON
TRIAL FOR LIFE
Judge in Germany Remarks
That Wife Of Accused
Thought Him Guilty
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
cARLsRUHE. Germany, July 1s.-k
serious discrepancy in tho testimony OF
witness, distinctly favorable to the pris-
oner was the chief feature of to-day's
hearing in the trial Of Professor Carl
Hau, OF Washington. ID. c., on the charge
Of killing his mother-in-law. Frau Moiitor.
Herr Andre. an expert in the use of fire.
arms declared that the weapoy which
caused Frau Moli,or's death vas dis
charged within six inches of Ter body.
Olga Molitor. Hau's slster-ta-law. who
was with her mother when the murder
occurred and who test9 yesterday
the assassin had hred frofi distance Of
several PAGES was at oDce recalled. She
stuck TO her original stot ty
The murderer. she SID. was al some
distance and was invis sbie because OF the
darkness.
Good Witness For f5au.
Mrs. Lerch, Of Washington. made a
good witness for Hfu. She testified that
she was compaYfon to Mrs Hau and
that the couple han always lived happily.
The witness verid8d the charges made by
Hau's attorney 2 fess, that Mrs. Hau had
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

been bounded to death by the authorities
Mrs Hau, she said, had always declared
that her husband was innocent.
The impression Hau is evidently trying
TO make, Is that he Is making a marty
and shielding some other person, ever
at the risk Of conviction. was strengthened
to-day by his further refusal to answer
questions put by Judge Eller. Most slgni-
fcant was his refusal to answer when
asked If his relations with olga Molitor
Gad ever been overfriendly Miss Moltor,
on the stand Indirectly denied any inn
proper relations with Hau. but It was inti-
mated that he intended to kill Olga and
shot the mother.
Wife Thought Him Guilty.
The prosecutor read an extract from
Mrs. Hau's will stating that her daughter
should take another name. That goes to
show that your wife thought you guilty,
remarked the judge. Choking back the
tears Hau answered:
During all the time I have been in
prison 1 never once had the chance to
talk to my wife privately. Always there
were guards present. Could / have talked
10 her I could have convinced her Of my
innocense."
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
DIAMOND FLASHES.

1000.
Close shave.
IIoch is becoming "sticker"
Jackson. the new twirler from sleubenr-
willie. o.. wore a Wilmington uniform yes
torday
yellow Myers, who pitched for York,
is "somebody' with ahe big stick lie
made a pretty double in the third
Grady made Finneran "step sideways"
whom he. Grady, went after that foul fly
OF Dums
Jimmy sobring was hitting them "any
old way" At his nrst time up he put
foul ball through two window panes in a
house across Market street opposite tho
BAN park and then lined out a two bag
ger
That Grady-Arndt-Grady play in the
first which resulted IN Herzogs death at
the plate was as pretty a piece Of work
as has been seen on the ball field this
season.
Gettinger, deliberately and with malice
aforethought robbed Hoch out Of what
to all appearances was double.
York again to-day and then comes the
Red Roses for two. They're not so awful
hard
The coolest place yesterday was In the
grandstnnd at the ball park.
Mcfarland scored two Of the runs
Clay robbed Grady Of long hit by a
/ great catch in right centre.
Weigand was missed at second yester-
day.
Johnetov,,n hoe x,-,,, turo ot,oie,,t undo,
its new management Keep It up.
Winamsport and Harrisbura had a
great battle yesterday. the Lumbermen
winning in the twelfth.
Trenton continues to play good ball ard
it looks as though they will make them a,
go for that pennant.
Mr.. Michael Grady had his optics or
second bag for fair yesterday. 1t was a
lucky runner who committed the offe-s,
OF petty larceny at the second stopping
point.
Tho manner in which "Scotty" demand
ed and obtained admission TO that hous,
across tho street into the yard Of VIII CT
a foul hall had landed was enough I,
make him eligible for a policeman.
Lancaster stole twelve bases on Bar.
ton In two games.
Umpire setey OF the Three-I League
wears a snow white uniform with white
shoes and cap while on the field.
L III the team can make an even breai
az Trenton and wilmington the fans vii
: be happy y"-Lancaster Morning News
[ '1f" Yes.
q Dusty" Rhodes Trenton's crack nith
or ef,lo q t,,areb an biq feiiovv riavorl
Z and was married on Tuesday night
r Here's luck Dusty If You make a.
e good a husband as You arc a pitcher Mrs
3 Dusty will not have any ground to bas
q a kick on."-Trenton Evening News.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
NEWARK COUPLE
MARRIED HERE

Lauren r. Wivel and Miss Anna Wilson
Gregg, weii-known young folks OF New
ark, came TO this city yesterday after
noon and were married by the Rev.
Dr. George L. Wolfe, at his home. No.
1913 Market street. The minister is a per-
sonal friend Of the couple and they de-
sired him 20 offciate at tho ceremony.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Wvel
went TO the home Of the groom's father.
No. 91S Park Place, where a reception was
held which several relatives and friends
OF the couple attended. After a wedding
trip Mr. and Ms. Wivel will make their
home IN Newark, where their friends are
Planning TO give them an elaborate recep-
ton on their return
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

running in Huddcrsheld he IS handing
over TO his father, who has become too
old to follow his occupation as wood
man of the FiXby estate, on which the
Huddcrsneld Clubs links are situated
Mr. Barker is an unassuming young
feleAy and will be a great loss to anna
teur golf i'm Yorkshire. where he has
been very popular. He will carry with
him the best wishes of his many
friends for his success in his new
sphere of life
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
HIS ENGLISH POOR,
YOUTH TAKES HIS LIFE,

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. July 1S.-Discouraged
because his poor English made it im-
possible for him TO get work, Hugo
Lobe, 16 years old. and recently from
Hamburg, locked himself in the bath
room of his boarding place in Harlem
today and turned on the gas. He was
found dead a few hours later.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
AMArEnR RAsERAlI.

St Johns will play tho Olympia on
Saturday at the Concord Water Tower at
3 o'clock. Last Saturday the St. Johns
defeated the Alpha by the score ~ 16
TO g. Tho feature Of tho game was the
hitting Of ST. Johns and Brennan was
presented with box Of candy for max
ing the longest hit.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

5 LONDON. England. July 1s.-H. II.
Barker, OF the Huddersheld Club, the
Irish open champion, has accepted a
handsome offer which has been made
40 him by the Garden city Golf Club,
ST is understood. to take up the post of
professional to the club Mr.. Barker
has allowed IL TO become known that
he sails for America In iive weeks
time TO take up his new appointment.
"a timber business which he has been
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
What Is a Fan.

What IS a fanl A lot Of people have
tried 10 explain. Here's one definition;
A fan is a brainstorm with It's hat and
coat or. furnaces going, blowing hot air.
That describes the oid Lacquer. But tho
schoolboy or girl fans are different They
are healthy enough TO perspire, but they
are so real. genuine, and true they don't
need any brass band effects. When you
see a youngster interested in sport you
see one who has missed many a meal
And he was strong enough TO do IL.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
Amerlean Leaaue.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago, 8; New York, 4.
New York, 3; Chicago, 1.
Athletics. 3. Cleveland, 1.
ST. Louis. a; Boston, 3.
Washington. 13; Detroit, 2.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Athletics at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
kussono Wor the MONEY

At Point Breeze track yesterday after
noon events unfinished on Tuesday Were
completed. In the 2.19 class in which VII
liam B. Austin's Martha b was entered
J. c. McCoy's bay mare Kussono won
first money with Hoke's Margaret div
ing for second money against W. Blair.-
Azone. Margaret taking the place.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

'fSTERDhYS SCORES.
Brooklyn, 2; st. Louis. /.
Cincinnati, z; Pbillios. 1.
Chicago. 3 Boston. O.
Pittshurg, 2; New York. 0.
Brooklyn. 4; ST. Louis. O.
SCHEDULED FOR TO. DAY
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis az Brooklyn.
pittsburg at New York
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
Individual DUCK Pin Tournament.

An individual duck pin tournament VII
be run at the Academy Alleys next week.
The contest Will commence Monday and
end Saturday. Entrance fee viii be one
dollar. and there will be three prizes. The
affair promises TO be big success as "a
number OF players have already entered.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
scoRE BY INNINGS.

Wilmington q. q. .....-..o o. 90 o N-'
York. D.. d. ..-..-.-..-.. O. - oVo w.
Earned runs. wilmington. !; York, j;
sacrifice HITS. Arndt, ?; Lynch, q stolen
bases. Druhot. Beard; two-hase hits. s.
bring. Herzog. Myers owens; threc-hase
hit. stroh: double plays, Clay to owens
10 stroh: owens TO Dun: bases on balls,
on Hooh. .; OF Myers, .; struck out by
Toch. o. by Myers. i; Wild pitch. Hoch;
left on bases. Wilmington, 5; York, g.
umpire. Finneran; time. Las.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

Moran's way OF rendering his decisions
does not make a hit with the crowd. He
keeps spectators al sea on balls and
strikes decisions.-Altoona Times.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
WITH THE SPORTSMEN
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
TRI-STATE STANDING
YEsTERnAY's GAMES

ID CHITN 7 = NNW y
Wilmington. 4; York, 3.
Trenton, 3; Lancaster. /.
Wnlamsport, /; Harrisburg, 0.
Johnstown, 3; Altoona. o.
SCHEDULED FOR TO DAY
Harrisburg at Williamsport
York at Wilmington.
Lancaster at Trenton.
Johnstown at Altoona.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

Of Elks in various states Of the Union.
There was an animated discussion over
this subject, which lasted until early this
morning.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

OMAN E4dOONESS
Tsse111ls Af-rs znnr-z,rtc fEcuo
Wright defeated A. +. Wilding in tn.
prelminaries, but Brookes defeate,
Bechor Wrights American team mate
The American team hopes to win tn
doubles. hoMoNor
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

Close shave.
Hoch is becoming a "stloker."