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YANKEES DOWN THE MAPS.
LajOfe's Team Makes More Hits, but
Gets Fewer Runs.

Cleveland, Ohio, July s.-The crippled
Yankees defeated the Maps, to 4, to-day,
after Doyle had throttled two batting
rallies in their incipiency. The Yankees
infieid put up a polished game, except for
one error, and seemed 10 almost out
class the Maps. To Chase belongs the
credit Of preventing the Larrupers from
tying the score in the ninth lining. The
score.
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Autoists Gather for GIidden.

New York. July S.-Many local automo-
bilists started for Cleveland to-day to be
in the latter city Wednesday morning for
the start Of the fourth annual tour Of the
American Automobile Association. There
will be quite a delegation Of New Workers
among the tourists, and many local men
will be passengers in cars entered from
other cities.
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SECOND CANE.

First base by errors-Circinnati, l. Left on base
Boston, s: Cincinnati Z FIRST base on beils-OF
Young. I; OF Hit. 2 StTGck out-By Young. :
by Hitt, z Threebase hit--BrGin. Two-base hits
Higgins o.. Beaumont Sacrifice hit-Iobe-;
Stolen base-LoberJ. Wild ptch-Young Umpire
Nh Rigler. Time Of game-l hour and p minutes
Attendance, 81
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Earned runs-Detroit s. First base by errors-De-
tToit, j; Boston, s. Left on bases-Detroit. g. Ros-
ton, g. First base on bals-OA Aullia, T. bits
made-Of Tsnnehill lin f0UT iHningsl OF Pruett
lin four inningsl; of Winter. On four inn,nVsl
Of Mullin lin seven inningsl: Of sieyer, Gn
seven inEinss. Struck out-By Mulln. 5; by SieTer
5; by TannehiIl. 3; By Puett. / Th,ee-base hits
schmidt, Knight. Two-bSae hits-Schaefer. Craw-
tcrd q. Ferris Ungaub Sacrifice hits-Rossman
Schaefer. Stolen bases--Cobb. Unglauh Hit bv
Ditcher-By Tannehil. / Umpires-SIessrs. Hurst
and Stafford. Time Of game hours and 20 min
utes Attendance-27l5
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Earned rIns-Post-ofice, ? First base by srrors-
Post-cfice, ? Left O. hases-Post-oflce. 5. Nan.
tlrst base On balls-Of Haring Z: OF Litchfeld. 3
Innings pitched-By Litchfeld By Murray. =
Hits made-Of IAtchfeld s; Of Murray 2 S+7rE
out-By Haring, s. BY Litchfold. .; by Murray.
Ihree-base hits-bRring. Fenton Sacrifice hits
Waters. AIcCabe. Pennington. Stolen bsses-suttoa
%, Roger, Peden, Bradley. Orrison e. Herring.
fenton. Bacon q, Pennington e.. Kraft Double
piays-Peden 70 Gamer; Haring 10 Herring 10
Orison Hit By piteher-By Haring. 3. by Itch
held / Passed bslls-AmeT Lieierman Umpire
Mr.. Belts Tine OF game-l hour and 81 minutes.
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First base by errors-St Martins 5: Trinity. /
Left on bases-St Martins. Z; Trinity. s. First
base on balls-Off Birch ?; of Green J. Innings
pitched-By Birch. 4; By CLARK. ). Hits made-Of
Birch. s. Of Clark, . Struck out-By Birch. }: by
Clark. 5; BY Green, Q. Home ran-Heinrioh. Three
base hit-HeinTich. Two-bass hits-Mess Gertman.
Ross Sacrifice hits-RUiz. Radford Green. Double
play-Howard to German TO Radford Hit by
pitcher-By Birch. !; By Green. !. Wild pitch
Birch Passed balls-CumbeTland 49,. Balk-Green.
Umpire--Air Mccain Time Of game-l hour and S
minutes.
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IN the opening game Of the Independ-
enee League at the Brookiand oval yes
terday afternoon. the Brookland Metho-
dists won a hotly-contested game from
the Bloomingdales by S to 6. The losers
did not play up TO their usual form and
were outclassed. eli the way In the
last round they made rally and pushed
four TALES across the pan.
The playing Of Bruce Bielash and the
batting OF Horrigan, of Brookland, and
catches by Stewart and Conover, Of
Bloomingdale. We're the features.
rrl,n nflcfaf ecora.
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Left on bases-Brooklyn, z: Chicago. IL First
base balis-Of Pastorious. 3: OF Brown. / Hits
mado-OR pastorious. Il in six inninasi- on Nc
Intyrs. Tin three innings). Struck out-BY Brown.
5 Three-base hit-BFowR. Tw0-base hits-Ste8ufeidt
o.. ETers. king. Sacrifice hits--Jordan Malonev.
stolen bases-Slage. Eyers Hit b. pitcher-By Nc
intyTe i; by Brown J. Passed bal-Kling I'm
pires-AIessrs Emslie and Carpenter. Time Of game
. hours Attendance-4000
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Earned Tins-Br00kland :; Booningdaie, l. First
base ty eTrors-Brookand ?: Blo0mingdale. !. Lett
On hases-Bro0kland 4; Bl0omingia!e l. First base
on balls-On Daly ?; Of Keller. J. Struck out-By
Daly. g; by Keller. g. Two-bsse kits-MsTsden.
Fegan. ;. Heitt II. Heitt. Sacrifice hits-StewaTt
a. Watson Stolen hases-NichOls, DAILY, Marsden,
F. Bieash e. s. Heitt ~. B. Bielask. Horigan-
Double plays-Daly 70 Buckley. B. Bielaski 70 )
Heitt to Cord. Hit by pitcher-By Keller, l. Wild
pitch-Daly. Passed ball - Feean Umpire - Mr..
Glunt Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes
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Totals 1900 2 6z Q !
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'Batted for BOwerman in ninth

Left On bases-New York. s. ST. Louis. 6. First
base on balls-Of Lynch. J. Struck out-By Lynch.
g. by Kargcr T. Home uIn-kaTgeT. TWo-bose hit
Barry. stolen bases-Marray, 2 Double plays
Lynch TO Dahlen; Bowerman 70 Dahlen Umpires-
Messrs. KLEIN & Jchnst0ne Time Of game-l hour
and IS minutes. Attendance, 1000
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Earned runs-Pittsburg, g. Firs. base By orrors-
Philadelphia. l. Left bases-Pittsburg, 6; phila-
delpIa. 8. First base On balls--Off Lever. 8. Of
Corridor. 3. Struck cut-By Leeycr Z; by Gordon
Z. Three-base hit-LcReh Two-basc hits-Leach. b.
Courtney. Sacrifice hlf-Leever. Stolen bases-Nea-
Ion. Doolin. Double pay-Knabe 70 Doolin t,
Courtney UmpiTe-Mr 0Dsg. Time Of game-2
hour. Attendance 800
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bltItu TOT LieDhafIL IN nlntl timing.
Clerelsnd. O. OIIOOo 1,
Nh YorI.............-....-. 0 SO a <
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Shamrocks, Of Georgetown, were
easily defeated yesterday by the Memo
rails, by a score OF S to 8. The Memorials
banged the leather TO all corners Of the
lot for total Of sixteen safeties. Memo
rails challenge any teams in the Dts
trict averaging sixteen years. Address
A. G. Sharp, 612 Thirteenth street north
west.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
NiRth and bethany, Fighting for
Second Place, Fiay Tie Game.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-day's same-Ninth vs.. Waugh.

Ninth and Bethany. fighting for second
place. went ten innings to a tie yesterday
the score being 8 10 ).
Bernhart and D0dd were the opposing
twirlers. and both We're effective. Barn
hart had almost everything. ana they
were all in good working order. He held
Ninth to four hits. well scattered. famed
twelve men, and was guilty Of but one
transportation. Dodd did not do quite
so well. six hits. three of which were two
baggers. being made off him. and he
passed two and famed six
a lightning stop and throw OF a diff
cult grounder by Evans. and Shedd's
three doubles, were features. Stuckerts
misplays were costly.
The Official score.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At ProTideuce-JeTscy City. 5; Providence. z
At Newark-Newark. I; Baltimore. 0.
At TorOrto-Toronto. Is: Montreal, 10.
AZ Buffalo, Buffalo, &; Rochester, O.
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'One out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for Hartzen in ninth inning
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To-day's game-AloySus Is Southern Railway,
First and N streets northeast
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport-B Bridgeport. p; New London, 5.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. 7; Waterbury. 2
At HaTtford-HartforG 2: Springfield. o.
At New Haren-New Haven, g.: Norwich. J.
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b&Jlcflea- NAlheI, tDnllnEef, ana RYAN, "a
Log, and Walsh. UsnpiTe-Air. TRULY.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New orleans-NeW ORLEANS. 5. Memphis. 0.
Al Atlanta-Birmiagham s; Atlanta. /.
At MontgomCy-Nashyille, 5; Montgomery, 0.
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 3; Shreveport, l.
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.Bn.ted for Linl,hnrlt in
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LOSE IN THE NINTH
Altizer's Errors Give st.
Louis Game, 3 to 2.
MAKES TWO COSTLY M1SpIAYs

After Former Outlaw Had Given
Browns q Chance to Get Men on,
hobby wallace Comes Along with
a Timely Single, which Sends the
Winning Run Across the Plate.
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Miss Sutton After Costly Trophy.

London, England July S-AIiss May
Sutton, the wonderful American tennis
player. is after the most costly tennis
trophy in the world, the Welsh Cup. Miss
Sutton has won it twice, and third
victory would give her permanent pos
session,
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AT HaTerhil-Fall River. Z; HaEerhill. 0.
At Lowell-New Bedford. 10; Lowell. I.
At WorcesteT-LyDn. 4: Worcester, 2
At Decentralization, :: Lawrence, 2
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Cake Sc, s, al
WINNER
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
'"hnny Hnring Made Easy Work Of
Navy fer Post-OHice.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
T0-days gams-IHterior vs.. Treasury, SIS p. n.

d
Johnny Haring allowed Navy but one
hit yesterday, Post-0ff1ee winning by 70
l. Navy ait the ball hard. but il went
right to the Post-cflce men. Haring's
support was perfect. a low throw bv
Kraft being the only error. Orrison and
Herring pulled down apparently safe
drives over the infeld, while Fenton and
Michael handled nine chances between
them
Litchfeld. who oflclated in the box
for Navy for four innings. was easy for
Post-office, eight hits and eight runs
being chalked I'D during his term IL the
box Murray went IN in the fifth. and
held Post-office for the rest Of the game
without run Sutton made several one
handed slabs at first, and Rogers PLAYED
well at second for the Sailors.
Fenton led with the willow, getting a
long triple and two singles out Of five
trips to the pan.
The Official score.
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NEW york STATE LEAGUE.

At WilkoshaTe-First game: Wilkesbarrs. 8: Troy
J. Second game. Troy. 8; Wilkesbarre O.
At ScTanton-Flrst game: Scranton. 8; Albany, J.
Second game: Scranton. g. Albany. .
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PIRATES IN SECOND PLACE.
Victory Over the Phipies Places
Pftfsbur- Above Giants.

Pittsburg, Pa, July S.-Pittsburg de-
feated the Philadelphia club here to-day
by the score Of to O. The home team
played a miserable game on the bases.
although Corridor pitched cleverly
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First base By errors-Coumhia, 4. Left on bases
Columbia, 5; G. p. O.. s. First base on bslls-OR
Dawson, 2 Struck Out-By Dawson. >; by BryRnt
9. Home rgn-Bryant Jhree-base hits-H Smith
Dawson. Sacrifice hit-Dawsou. Stolen bases
Coleman, Hook. Hit by ptcher-By Bryant, !; By
Dawson l. Umpire-Alr Parsons. Time Of camel
hour and % minutes.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
sTANpING oF THE TEAMs.
GIANTS BLANKED BY KARGER.
st. Louis Pitcher Aids HIS Team with
a Home Run

New York. July s.-Karger pitched L
splendid game to-day, and helped the
Cardinals win with home run into the
left field seats. Not a New York player
reached second base. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

at AuguSta-ChaFleston. II: Augusta. l.
At Macon-Aiacon. 8: Columbia. O.
At cks0nville-JacksonFille 3; Savannah, 2.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Wiliamsport- uliamsport, O. Wilmington. B
at JohDstown-YoTk, {; JohnstoWn, 2
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Earne1 rln-Ninth, l. Left On bases-Ninth, ;;
Bethany. 6. First bsse or balls--Of Barnhart. J
Oh Dodd 2 struef- out-By Barnhsrt 2; by De-
hits 80 Rider Bsruhart Clark. Dodd. Qusntrelle.
stolen tsse-stuckeft. Fit by ritcher-By Dodd /
Wild pitches-Bsrnhart e. Passed ball-wood
Umpre-Mr. Hoimann. Time Of game-l hour and
80 minutes.
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opeClaI to The washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va, July s.-RoaBoke won
the first Of the series from Portsmouth
by good hitting at the right time. There
was brilliant fielding on both sides
Pitcher Walsh, for Portsmouth. saved
his team from a shut-out in the sixth.
Score;
R.H. E.
Roanosc............... 0 GO 20 0x-7 II 0
Portsmouth. 2 o o. 3 !
Eatte-ies-Morrissey aud Cote Walsh and stude-
want.
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ATHLETICS WIN FROM SOX.
Bender Has the Fast-gOing worlds
Champions at His Mercy.

Chicago, July S.-The Sox gained a good
lead at the start of to-day's game, but
could do little with Bender thereafter
owen was hit hard in the fifth inning,
and gave way 10 Smith. Score:
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Lajoie got three hits.
Karger had it on the Giants.

haTgtr had IL on The Giants.
Delehanty got double and a single.
Charley Jones is still on the Red Cross
list
Every National League game was a
shut-out.
Pirates showed the Giants down into
third place.
That game at Detroit must have given
the fans heart disease.
Bobby Wallace broke into the game in
the ninth with a timely hit
The good showing made by Donovan
Brooklyn team during the month OF
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REDS GET AN EVEN BREAK.
Boston Gets Shut-Out I'm First and
Cincinnati Then Turns Tables.

Boston. July S.-3oston and Cincinnati
split even in to-day's double header, each
team scoring a shut-out through superior
work Of their pitchers Scores:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-Sl0uK CITY. g. Omaha, g.
At Des N0lres-DenTer 8: Dos Moiles. o.
At Lincoln-Filyt game; lincoln, s; Pueblo 2
Second ganre. Pueblo. 3; Lincoln. I.
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HagerstOwn Makes Eight Errors.

Hagerstown, Nd, July s.-Sparrows
Point defeated Hagerstown in a slug
ging match at A nletic Park here this
afternoon. Hagerstowns defeat was
duo to c series of bad errors. Both
pitchers were hit hard Score:
R.H E.
sparrows Point. soOoI5 o-lO 10
Hacerstown- 0 0l 0 2 2 O. g &
Batseries-orem and Kerr sehrader and Houser.
Umpire-Afr. Martin.
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FIRST base By srrors-CleYeland /: New York
Left on basss-Clevcland 10; New York. 5. First
base on balls-0R Liobharit 3 Struck out-By
Liebhafdt. !; by Doyle. 2 Two-base hits-Iisb
hnTai Iaio-s, Turner, Bradley, Chase. Sacrifice
hlis--n lehman. Chase stolen bases-stoyal. Con-
roy. Doable plays Elbcrfeld to Williams 10 Cbase
Elhcrfeld to Chase. Hit BY pitcher-By Doyle ,
Wild ptch-Liehhardt Umpires-Messrs Evans ana
o'Louglliia. Tine q game hours and + .ninutes
Attendance. GS55
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HARSH WORDS BYBAN
ROasts National Commission
for Stahl Decision.
USES SOME STRONG LANGUAGE

President of American League says
COMMISSIONS Action Was Held Up
TO RidicuIe and Ignored by the
Washington Club - Thinks Local
Management Should Set Price.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

st. Louis, ,; Washington, 2.
New York, 81 Cleveland, 1.
Philadelphia, 81 Chicago, ..
Detroit, o; Boston, 3.
(Fourtesn iuuings}
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An ad.
in The Herald will get them The Herald
has the largest circulation al Norfolk and
jamestown Of any Washington paper.
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FIRST GAME

First base by eTors-BostUn, l. Left on bases
Boston. 8; Cincinnati 3 Struck out-By Lindaman.
:; by COakley, Home run--Brain. Sacrifice hit
Burke. Stolen bases-Lohert, Kane Dogble play
Brown 20 Brain. Passed ball-BTUwn. Umpire--
Nlr. Rigler Time q game-I hour and g minutes.
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Inst base D. pTr0rs-Chic3go J; pliladelphia, /
Left on base+-Chicago 6; Philadelphia. s. First
base on ialls-Oh Owen. .; Oh smith !; Of
Bender. . Hits made-Of Owen. lin innings.
Struck out-By Owen /: by Smith. /; by BendeV.
4 TT0-basc hit-H. Davis Sacrifice hts-Jones
Powers Stolen bsses-Seybold Oljring, Powers
Double plays-Oldring 10 Powers: Isbcl 70 Davis
to D0nohue o. Umpire-Alr. Sheridan Time Of
game-l hour and Is minutes Attendance, 900.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
BrookIand Methodists Defeat Bloom
ingdaIes I'm Opening Game.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-iay's game-Reseroir Heights vs.. CONCESSION
ais. at McDevtts Field
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one out when Winning run was scored.
tBatted for Hartzen in ninth inning.
St Louis ...........0 Q 0 / Is
Washington ........3 0 G Il @ %
Left on bases-St. Louis, Z: Washing
ton, c. First base on balls-OT Petty. 2:
of Smith, /; off Graham, J. Hits made
on Smith, hits, l run in % innings;
OF Graham, hits, runs In 10 innings.
Struck out-By Petty ;; by Smith, 2; by
Graham. 3. Three-base hit-Clymer. Two
base hits-Delehanty, Jones, Hemphill
Sacrifice hits-Ganley, Hemphin. Stolen
bases-Ciymer Pickering %. Yeager
Double plays-Niles to Yeager to Jones
o. Umpire-Mr. Connolly. Time Of game
. hours. Attendance-3,900
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Roanoke, =; Portsmouth, ..
Norfolk, .; Lynchburg, 2.
DaRyiIie, =; Richmond, 6.
TO-DAY,S GAMES.
Lynchburg az Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Roanoke.
Richmond at DanviIIe.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
NORFoLKS ROOFING AIDS.
Team Scores Five RIMS in Eighth
Against the Lynehburg Nine,

Special TO The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. July S-Lynchburg fell
victims TO a fierce outburst of roofing
took 10 TT tall timbers. while Norfolk
ran away ..-- the game. TO p The
big Murray who had pitched a fine
game for seven innings. led the way to
the woods. The NOrrolks hit the bail
hard and often, and in the eighth while
Lynehburg made misplays and when the
dust had settled, FIVE runs were credited
to tire locals. The roofing that turned
defeat into victory was Of the orderly
kind. Score:
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Printers Errors Causc Them to Lose
10 Columbia Athlete Club.
STANDING OF. THE TEAMS.

Aioysiqs..... q s SIS South. Ry y I PSi
AS !, s,s15s.. 90 Columbia 70 %
To-dsy's game-AloySius Is. Southern Railway,
First and N streets northeast
Profting by the many misplays OF the
Printers yesterday, the Columbia Athlet-
&c Club in the seventh inning secured
enough runs to gain a lead. winning by
10 TO g.
''Yank' Dawson, despite the excessive
heat, pitched good ball. and had his SUD-
port been better he would have landed
his team a winner. Bryans work IL the
box and at the bat was the feature.
ba oe7ogoF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23
JAPANESE LABORERS,
 FOR COTTON FIET.Tg
Contract Entered Into for soc MEua for Oklahoma With M. ChxuasA.. Japanese Resident of OmaEsy,
 Neb. s@

Guthrie. Okla, July z3.-Japszxz.. csc laborers for Oklahoma opetx fields will result from a conasrsrn.. held here today between M. CtuE1aa. Japanese resident of Omaha, Ne54. Wm. H. Coyle, cotton planter, a1n others interested. Chuma for axyea years had been furnishing lanoreyn-e to the sugar factories of tha Wasss..a : to the growers of sugar beess, aNE to the various western railroainsz1: Recently there has been a scarei1Ns of labor in Oklahoma for cheeping,.= and picking cotton. Chuma offeYe1Y to supply all needs Coyle contractsM for 500 hands, paying their fare tnzs Guthrie, and has made app1icatfcn'e to cEs11a to establish permsnez1 headquarters here for the purEosea aZs bringing in all necessary labGY--- Chuma also conferred with GovernTxr Frantz while here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23
T {. SOCIETY NOTES. t < l. * I. + ]! l. + + + + l. 4 .& l

A numberof young ladies were entertained last evening by Mir. and Mrs. Tom E. Gillespie compliment taly to their daughter, Miss Fannie. The young ladies were present at a six o'clock dinner then chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. Gillespie to Firest Park, where they "took in" every attraction. The crowd was composed entirely of young ladies and the fol- lowing were among them: Miss Eleanor Mum, Margie Atkinson, Henrietta Taylor, Lucy Hearn Broadstreet, Caroline Caldwell, Elm ma Hummer, Olivia Alexander, Berta Sullivan and Fannie Gillees- pie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23
NEW YORK "BAD MAN" DYING AT HOT SPRINGS
Shanghai Draper, One.Time Leader of the Under World, Said to Be
 at Health Resort,

New York, July 23.-Advices re- ceived from this city state that Shanghai" Draper, at one time 6 leading light of New York's under world, is dying at a health resort near Hot Springs, Ark.
 Draper is best remembered through his connection with the big North ampton and Manhattan bank robber- ies made by Red" Leary, Jimmy Hope, Jimmy" Irving and others. He had gambling place in West Twenty-eighth street, New York, where he made fortune, which he afterward dissipated, largely in help ing broken gamblers and crooks in trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23

cause he thought there were twenty thousand men in Jefferson county who wanted to be prosecuting attor- ney and it would take three thons- and years to pass it around. Judge Jones says we can't give it to all of them so let me keep it. Did VOL ever hear of such gall? Judge Jones is like the fellow who owed a lot of creditors. He gave them his body to cut in pieces and divide. That was all he possessed. They cut him up and one of the creditors asked for his gall. That's what I want, Judge Jones' gall. I don't want the prosecuting attorneys of flee for but two terms If its a good thing pass it around. Nixon says it's worth ten thousand dollars. Yes, Nixon will make twenty thousand out of it. They couldn't say any thing about Young so they are at tacking my friends. They circulated a report that deal had been made for the Equalization Board appoint ments to go to MT. Rutherford and that Desha and Lincoln would go to Young for prosecuting attorney. Those two counties are going for Young, but it's no deal. Its public favor. The Equalization Board has been appointed. The three gentle men, Captain N. T. Roberts, J. P. Walt and Henry M. Dial are all good citizens. They can't charge a deal there. All these reports are absolutely false.
 'If there ever was kid who tried into the court house, that kid was Nixon. He hugged around there till they Kicked him out and now he's formed a little ring for him. self and is yelling like hit dog. l never asked my friends to come to Redfeld. I appreciate their pre- sence at all times. and am glad to know that they take such an interest in my race. I am going to stay ii this race to the end and be elected, foo I am glad to have thepleasure of addressing you. I prefer a cam paign in person, when l can meet vou and shake hands and tell you how "g-l-a d." am to meet you' 1ike some of these fellows around election time. thank you.
 Mir Young was given much ap- plause.