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Anaphierr Marshall.

New York. April 30 Richard AM
phlett was married today to Miss Mary
Bradford Marshall daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall The
ceremony took place at ST. Thomas
church al noon,
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FLOOD Loss
IS 100000
Oklahoma Rivers Receding
Rapidly Today
EAlMM Emil lEA MAlaEI nnA
FORTY FAMILIES HOMELESS
RIVER SITUATION GREATLY I'M
PROVED AND BUT ONE PERSON
REMAINS UNAccouNTED FOR
GREAT DAMAGE DONE TO RAIL.
ROADS AND STOCK.

Oklahoma City, Okla April SO.-The
north Canadian river and Lightning
creek are receding rapidly and the
flood situation was greatly improved
today but one person remains unac-
counted for. Forty families at Capital
Hill. across from Oklahoma City. are
homeless. The loss in railway bridges,
tracks, live stock farm and other prop
erty Is estimated at 100000.
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Death Natural.

Grand Forks, N. ID, April 3O.--Af-
ter a postmortem examination the cor
oner's jury brought in verdict that
Fred Craigo died from natural causes.
Blood clots on the brain showed that
death was due to apoplexy.
Craigo was a cook at the Ingalls,
house and died under peculiar cir
cumstances.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-04-30
MEXICO BREAKS
OFF RELATIONS
GUATEMALA REFUSED TO GRANT
EXTRACTION PAPERS.
The Mexican Government Seeks to
Have Gen. Jose Lima Taken 10 That
country-Force May Be Rssorted to
BY Msxieans.

Washington. April 5O.--Ambassador
creel of Mexico tonight said that un-
less Guatemala honors Mexicos re-
quest for the extradition of Gen. Jose
Lima, diplomatic relations between
the two countries will be suspended.
He expressed the hope that the trou-
BILE may be satisfactorily adjusted
without resorting to force. No ad-
vices We're received at the Guate-
maIan legation today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-04-30
Too Mucn Coal COMING.

Superior, wis. April so. With sew
enty coal boats on the way for Duluth
and Superior docks. the head of the
lakes is facing the Immediate prospect
Of blockade. The thirteen Superior
and five Duluth docks can handle only
twenty -four boats at one time when
working full force
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WAITS FOR WATER.
Land Withdrawn Until HuntIey Pro.
ject Is Finished.

Billings, Mont. April 8O.-A tele-
gram was received last night by the
officers of the Billings land office from
the acting commissioner of the gen.
eral land office ordering the locaI
officials to withdraw from entry 1000
acres of choice land adjacent to the
Huntley reclamation project; also all
townsites which have been surveyed
thereon.
All of this land and the townsites
viii be open to settlement at the time
of the opening of the Huntley project,
which will be in July.
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ONLY
LEFT Sl5O,OOO
FORMER U. S. OFFICIAL NOT A
RICH MAN.
BY the viii Of the Former Comptroller
of the Currency, the Estate eoes to
His Widow and Daughter in Chi
cago.

Chicago, April 30. The estate Of the
late James II. Eckels, president of the
Commercial National bank and former
eomptroller OF the currency. Is said To
amount to only $l5OOOO The properly
consists chiefly of real estate and bank
stock and by his viii goes entirely 10
his wife and daughter
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THIRTY PERSONS
WERE INJURED
DYNAMITE EXPLODED i M BIG
HARRoR WORKS.
One Person Was Killed in the Acci-
dent Which Occurred at iAntivar
on the Adriatic--Buildinss Were
Badly Damaged.

cettinje, April sO.on person was
killed and thirty persons were serious-
Iy injured last night by an explosion
Of dynamite in the harbor works at
Antivarl on the Adriatic. The build
ings surrounding that harbor works
were badly damaged and the telegraph
lines were wrecked
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Appeal 2 Cent Rate.

Norfolk, Va. April SO.--At the office
Of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co.
today, II was said that an appeal will
be taken from the recent decision of
the state corporation commission, es-
tablishing 2-cent passenger fare rate.
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CASTRO AGAIN
SERIOUSLY ILL
PASSENGERS ARRIVING AT vii.
LEMsTAD BRING NEWS.
venezueIa's Executive Suffers Re-
lapse and His Life Is Believed to Be
Slowly Ebbina Away--constitu
Is Very Fragile.

Willemstad. Island Of Curacao. April
30- Passengers who arrived here
from Laguaira. Venezuela, today on
the steamer Maracaibo reported that
President Castro is again seriously
III
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Coal Docks Crowded

Superior, Wis, April 3O--With every
coal dock working to capacity there
are over forty boats waiting to be un-
loaded. The situation is without prec-
edent
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ICELAND WANTS FLAG.
Denmark, However, Is Opposed 10 the
Project.

Copenhagen, April sO.--An agitation
for a special Ieelandic nag Is being
strongly pressed In Iceland Denmark
maintains, however. that so long as
Iceland belongs 10 ner the Danish flag
must be the emblem OF the islanders.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-04-30
SMALL CYCLONE
IN TENNESSEE
MANY HOUSES WERE BLOWN TO
PIECES.
Fierce Wind and Electrical Storm at
covinston, Tenn, Last Night, caus-
ed Heavy Losses to Property--Won-
derfuI Electrical Display.

Coyington, Tenn. April 30.A wind
and electrical storm last night blew
down several small houses and did
other damage.
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seeretary Root Returns.

Utica, N. X, April 30 Secretary
Eiihn Root returned to Washington
today after spending several days at
Cllnton.
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SEEDS FROM ICELAND.
Government Will Try to use Them
in Alaska.

Copenhagen. April 30-The American
department. of agriculture has ordered
different kinds of Icelandic seeds and
potatoes from the agricultural society
in Reykjavik, proposing to experiment
with them In Alaska.
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Iowa Showed Under.

Des Moines, la, April 80 snow cov-
ers the entire state Of Iowa from u
depth Of three to eight inches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-04-30
THREE BLOCKS
WERE WIPED OUT
LEEsviLLE BUSINESS HOUSES
COMPLETELY DESTROYED.
Early Morning confIasration in South
ern City Caused Damage Estimated
at $500, 900 No Lives Have Been re
ported Lost in the Flames.

Leesville, La. April 3d.. Fire wiped
out three blocks OF business houses to-
day. causing loss estimated at $780,
900.
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KEMlLWcaTH RESULTS.

KENII.woBTH RACE TRACK.
sfsaa4s -i,s-tise-
rarrs -tTcr-r sc-t15- -,-r-s--- -foiin~ s4--
4 81, -Is-4+s "A 70 y ],
Uncle Toby ta to ! for piaccJ z. Desld-
T44.iR---i. -I4-i-~G;.:aiaa
Hands ItourG. The Gosl.ns, l.uae2ta,
Henry kritY trad MASe. britge,Nh hist
and Lee 'if'kF also fIn.
SECOND RACE scymsar BetS,ier a
to ~ ], King Folly 60 ) fer places :,
Drcdsc J Time77:lt is. Donald T.,
Fra ElLertus, iyoo,spun. Giles also
TITTEU Ist'tc=f,rtr -ts t, 8, = -e's.-
Is 10 8 for ,pt1esl 2, Boan-c
: T.aa=-ln Ia. PAniher knnhhamn-
tnn nnd Ruth'E Rattler also ratt.
;ftii tsif II g
- l. Tickle q ~ 8 for place. :. George
$ Dais 3 Tin,n--i ts 3-s. Mark An
Eiinny. New Year II. n.si ra:i,
FIFTH T,AcE-wi,lis Green ts 10 al.
AieEra ~ 10 for i>~eet Z, Perfea.o :,
Time. A c-J, Mary Darlv. Laura 81,
Capt Hale, Lee Paul. Tla!ry Maid, Afll-
3 s..TF.aTaEp alto
ran.
sIEIf4 IA ssIs-ss, iaAei.s q NJ d :
Prcen q 10 10 for placed, 9. Nsbltck ],
Time-l.sats Chas. TDonRsoD. Posing,
w'rdJw atftv. tt-, 1opszrr5 Bon
ME Req and aEeiina also ran.
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NEWS TO LAND.


attendto toA
the accident
intervals telling Of the condition
Yard twenty
men from the hospital
in
way family hurry
of the baleship
Lieut. reached
Goodrich Admiral Goodrich
ReaAdm Snow, commanant OF the charlesown Navy Yard
He
Cod er
machinery by explosion
Atlantic the first
other
Admiral ThomnRa message gent from aboard his flagship tha
wireless telegraph to Highland Light Maz
follows:
seriously;
f
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BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS.

FIRaT RAcE--ssnsuln- q to 5
and t-to 81 ], Youthful 70 to 5 for
placeJ 2, Freah 3.
SECOND RAeE-A,nanea n 20 TO
2 and 8 to 81 I, Blpa Pigeon Is to 2
fer plaee) 2, Or. Keith 8.
THIRD RAcE-cresslna % % S
ard z 70 foJ I, Sitter Frances q to
10 for place. 2, Gambrinus 8.
FOURTH RAcE-RoyaI vsne g
20 ard 70 q I. Ella o'helli "a to
7 for plaee) 2. Mseks ana Face. ..
FIFTH RAcE-orbIoular ne to 5
and 7 TO 81 I, Yankee Girl Is to
for piEcs) 2. Far West 8.
SIXTH RAcE-Lit,ieton Maid II
TO and to 81 i Howard shern Y
TO for piace) ?, haenssl 3.
= SEVENTH EkeE--sifen4an t4s
to 8 and TO 81 I. csS.rstrome II
n for ptact1 2, ta;n:ots 8.
Charts found on Page =,
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Board Of sse-.esy.s Secret Meetlns

Tho local Board OF Strategy held a
secret meeting. early to-day. put tho
finHhing touches on the strike arrange
mcnts and prepared an address to the
public. This address Is a review OF
the negotiations between the union and
tho companies from the beginning OF
tho controversy and an attempt 10
tuEtity tho .strtkue ss.esitdf one he called
II wifi ba The earnest EFFORT OF the tefeH-
-rapIors c-,its.-tii1e r,as,iis- support
II Is the design OF the operators
union to tie UP the big ofiices hrst and
then extend the strike TO the smaller
citiea- The local leaders plan not-ontY-
TO r. pGra.yIn ttie ria.r offices of t4rc
Western Union and Postal companies,
but close the branch oaces in New York
and Chicago and tie up The messenger
esriac ns veil. With this object In view
the organization has been, put upon a
military basis. Thc headquarters Ia at
Nos, &c and IS Pine street.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH
By AN ELEVATOR.
Had Life Enough Left 10 Be Taken
70 Hospital, hut toted lmne-
diatelY Afterward.

Jacob Berkawitx. OF No. Is2 Second
street. was caught and crushed by am
elevator Of the American Lithosraph
Company. Fourth avenue and Eigh-
tcenth street. iatn this afternoon.
He waa alive when he reached tho
operating room OF tbs New York Hos
r.tal, but died immediately afterward.
He was nineteen years old.
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ORDER TO STRIKE
AT ONCE AWAITED
BY TELECRAPHERS
Every Man as He Went to
Work This Morning Warned
TO Be Ready. ..1

Unless the Western Union Telegraph
Company officials change their attitude
toward tho Commercial Teiexraphers'
Union. 1t is expected that general
strike Will be ordered before tomorrow
on the lines OF the Western Union and
the Postal Companies. Tho local men
expect to be ordered out al any mo-
mcnt by cipher message 10 bo flashed
over the wires by President Small, of
the union. who Is In San Francisco.
Wesley Russell. Secretary and Treas
ursr OF the Commercial 'Fcicgraphrrsi
Union. who has been handling tho nego-
tlations In Chicago. sent the following
despatch 70 President Joseph Ahearn.
of local No. 1s at noon:
- SHii meeting of7tf1s Executive
Board and your chapihins for this after
noon. Be prepared for any emergency.
VIII wire yod later in the day
Parting OF Ways Reached.
l(Mr. Ahearn Immediately called the
meeting The chapiaiuB referred to are
the officers OF the local union. whose
duty II will be to notify the operators
In the branch Offices In case a strike Is
ordered. Mr. Ahearn said the Exeeu-
two Board and chaplaiIs would remain
in. session all afternoon. awaiting FUR
tser information from Chicago.
1T looks TO me- said Mr.. Ahsarn.
,.the, the parting Of tho ways has been
reached The operators have done
everything In iheIr power 10 avert u
strike. because We know the extent OF
the damage iliat will result TO business
interests. II We are forced to strike.
the Western Union win be held TO
blame bv the public"
ono side or tho Other will have 10
back down within twenty four hours,
or tho operators will have TO strike.
The union leaders have come to the
conclusion that II they give in TO the
Western Union and Postal NOW the
Teiesrapherr' orgnn.zntion
VIII have received death blow. and
that they might as well fight, inasmuch
"a they ts%Is they ys5hasn- an .sxcellcnt
chance to win.
Al the men entered their of,ices to-
day -thss rere. told that all efforts to
bring about peace have failed and that
selae In calling a atr-ke will only seryc
10 enable the telegraph companies TO
perfect their preparations for the
struggle The union leaders have come
10 tho conclusion that the Western
Ia!oa- and Postal Companies have de-
terallned- 10 XIII the Commercial Teleg
raphcrss' Organization.
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y
AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL
GROUNDS. CHICAGO. July ib.-With
great hopes OF being able TO pull l-#p IN
tie race so as to be factor al the An
ish again this year, Clarke -GrIfHth's
-tifgntaHtGrs ttIts Hftrrnoun faced the
champion White Stockings in the open
-fns game of STRENUOUS six9sanis'
series.
TIC conditions wrry ttIr ovst. Huzf
there was tremendous crowd 10 help
along the Sox with their warike yells.
First Inning,
= r,l4Aaa 5anppEIi Ia Nh.ts- Etaerfntd Mad
TO Jones. Williams famed. .SO RUNS.
Hahn beat u A!t 10 Chase. because
need, kieinow To Chase, Elperfcid FUN.
oiled Donohus's grounJer ard he was
Fnfb;l HVIn slsffs; TO tTITFTs IJvfis i5fiSsyi
Donoaue, EihCs1Sld 20 NsllAuls, Hahn
scoring. Doitgnsrty famed. ONE nun.
Second Inning.
Laporte out. Davis TO Donohue Mo-
riarity flied TO Hahn. conroy singled.
but Jones let ihe ball so through him
and Conroy went third. Kleinow
grounded 10 psnohua and Was out. NO
Davis nled +, conroy. sullivan drew
who tr cd to catch sullivan Ut second
hut ElbeIfe!d iugEied tho ball and both
wrrc safe. White boat hit 10 Elbsr-
field. filling the bases. Hahn singled.
tCon,'nnsd or Second Pnge3
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
TORONTO AT BALTIMORE.


Toronto .......o o 0 o o o o o Ill
Baltimore .,..,,..o / 90 o 0 Q : -
Ratterles--l -lesterfer and CarriGnn;
Adkins and Hearno..
ROCHESTER, AT PROVIDENCE.
Providence ,.,... 0 Q o - 0 . 1 o.
rypgIdencn ....., o o II 0 o F-!R
Z Rattcries- IIenly and Brynes; Clinton
and Peterson. ump're-Sulllvap,
a BUFFALO AT JERSEY CITY.
RH.E.
R,,ftaio - al 0 0 i o o o-S 8 i
Jersey c,Sso 0 20 o-ls o 4
Batteries Tssior and McAllis;cr;
Whaling ard AeManus
MONTREAL AT NEWARK.
R,H.E.
Montreal ooi o o .oso 0 0 oil 4 i
Newark "a 90 l#0 o - % Q
Battcries-IHrShes ana Kitiredws; La
bsile and Raitahan. umpire--Mr. Nc
carthy, :
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First base N balh-oR rasIi!pps. 2,
or Ecaniod, &
First bise on errors Brooklyn. J.
Left on bassa--P!tMburg. j. Brook
lyp, g.
struck out-,sy Philiippi, 4: by Scan
Ion, 5.
Tnree-base hits--I>eseh. Hun1mel.
Stolen base--Hummel
Double piays-Alpei man and Jordan
Casey. Alpernan and Jordan.
Umplre--JoImstuae.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS AT BOSTON.
Eirst Gamc. h.

BOSTON ..,,,t,.,.s o o o o q 90
Bat.fres-Bssbs and Noonin: Young
and Needham,
Second Game.
st, Louts.,4a.... l o o o o 0 o.
Boston .,.,w.,.,. 0 0 i o. l 0 -
Batteries--Lush and Marshall; Bou.-.
It's and MARSHALL
r. CHICAGO AT PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago .fa..i o D 90 p--1
Phiiaielr,,ia 80 90 . . 0 . %
Batteries Lupdsren and Moran; sparS
ana Doom.
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4 bad break. maj UP : big Sap. ard
tiaiahsd second djFiota, Ladcr a
wretched ride. was ,,ilTd.
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(speeiai 10 Tho Eyen,ns worla.,

(speeih 10 The Eveninx worldly
WARRINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
July. "a. 8.T,Sca nlrnls- h.ths. of handing; cut
--bzsrsfop balls was rrsponstbte- for FITS
borg taatinE tho ttr,ti sair1c of tfrrtrtcH
trom the Troli4y-Dods. .rs III, Afternoon
by a score of runs 10
sr In tho aixth inning Scnnlnn aalhea
Glhson. and then tnr,,w l,r;r ia second
TO catch him on Phil!ippcs lctndcr.
Scanlon then walk ID Nnt,rs IN, and as
he got in Il hole with Itach "a, bat
Loacs hit for thrae i.sGas, ~ IL i fra
the basr-,- urd ne sesFej -i..iHi.slt ...ci,
Clarke singled
That MAS .ho tale. of tha- -.llIg .2rt.
defeat,
~ First Inning.
Anderson struck out. Leach pasted
a long ny to Maloney. Clarke hit to
left for baoe. Wagner drove a ny to
Himmsl- NO RUNS
Atprrrunu could not find ft1tttppaAs
curves, Casey bounded to Wagner, who
itisrs~ HIM Ffi tst.s,sot t,s ,a..e-.a es,s
EVER Storke's head for a base and stole
second. Batch was retired by Wagner
1Tsd SeafoH; NO mt: s.
Second Inning.
sat,y singled to centre Nealon
-te=s!as gasts storks HI, 10 ,Apef-
lHEH, waI toGuiEed gocolad, Forcing,
Sealon, and by throw to Jordan
dSsslsd Jopasn sn sinr,,sS ssorss, aS, 80 . RuNs
a victim. L,w.s was easy. Hhtty TO
Iea aiaiarSf =; !; ~
Third inning.
Gibson ho!stci fly 10 Hnmmel.
Philippe also put one into the al, Al
RssGan Ra,ss. Nc ss'HIE Russ. ], Anderson hif4 e
Bersan was disposed OF BY gatty ana
Sealon. Scanion fouled 10 Ssalon.
Alpcrmhn pushed bounder to Wagner.
who threw Aim out. NO RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Leach. Tommy tried 20 steal .~ccad.
but WIS nailed, Bergen 20 Lewis, Clarke
,annsd; No sdiNs.s Msasner sent a ny 70 Maloney
! Casey lined 10 right for base. Hum
mel sacrificed to Neaion, unaasisecd
WnSnor fuinnled Batoh,s hounder Jor-
fsacsns aaa Gs ap' aa,osss Mss'n ea s''s 3
Leach. NO RUNS,
Fifth Inning.
Hatty hoisted to Casey. Ssalon
urOVe pOnnucr 10 1tsnN. land WAS
an easy oat ~ nrst. s;orke fouicd to
CASEY. NO RUNS.
Leats reached ilrs; on clarlse's mum
OF his II bergen 0untct 20 Storke, Wlto
threw Wii1e 10 second, aud both,ruansrs
we're safe, ssSatlUn hunted to Philippe,
Who tairsw to sitprkc, forcing Lewis
Alpe,Tinh filed TO Clarke. Casey walked,
nllinE the basef Huminei pop-nIed 10
Bmtty. NO kuSs
Sixth Inning
tforson draw four bats, Philippe
hunted To Soanlon. who threw too late
10 eaten Gibson. both tnnners being
ssfc Anderson walked, filling ills,
bascs Leach lifted over r,atoh's h.ad
Nor thrce @lslscs, scoring Gibson, PHIL
lIpps and Auderson. Clarke singled
scoring Leach. Wagner famed SO
I'D FATTY. Clarke was cut stealing,
Bergen % AIpermar. FOUR RUNS,
Batch tlied ont rs Sia-kS. Jordan oui.
I e--- u
q tfes.. ..x o.. x>s n
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------------------s--
tspsc,nl 10 The Eysainx .wnrtt.i L
POLo GkQL'NLs, july 1.-THE Gin
~; t.,: alfs-..a.tY- haaxii,
THIS afternoon and defeated tae Giants
NJ a score OF 10 :. Toward the end
OF the Same New York made a game
,:p- ID nght. hu, the c.ncinna,I aat,ers
!sssss - t4elr hitIing sIEgAki and II WAS
too late.
= tzrTrfrT T'ffsrffrt titIie .au1u for tesrc
yisII4rsi md IT no IInies werc fhe GTanta
able 10 bunch their hits. Four thousand
persons saw tho contest
First Inning.
.HugElns walked. but was forced on
Ml,eneifs grouuder. MeGinnity 10 uasl.
len. Scniel singled. advancing Mitchell
70 Aeesad. II. .tiaitzei popped cut 10 Dasl-
.lcn. .Io@rcy forced Sch.eI ut aecond
s}ytttyi A ~ sa,adsf g pahlen. pRassistesi.
shannon beat slow ono to short.
s ana- fiitiihied- lrnIn.a-- 6 sro,,aaaF-aH-4
tte,h runners were safe. Deviin sacri-
feed Mowrcy TO Cancel Seymour
he beat. scoring Saannon and sending
Etowne 10 third Seymour stole second.
IfIefs-stt $50
struck out. ONE RUN.
second inning.
Kruger struck, out McGinni,y threw
ut. -.i:n - -udtslli-- -stneled-ts-!ail AL
Ewing Hned out 10 beyf.n. NO RUNS.
, Kane and Camel disposed OF Shay.
second, Bowsr@an iwis,a f,is'n his ankle
and wss laid out for several minliI.i
players tried TO rub tho twisted Joint
teil Into Iiteheh'. eiatssss...e s.easSs5 No
Third Inning.
HuxS!ns walked and was out stealing,
Ra1-rm In DAhlan- Mitchell trip.sd
e centre = ! sasiei q Sing s,,asisa seerInE
.saaped % at a second. sss Gs~r.y sa nlsa ia,s, 70
Shay. Kruger doubled. scoring Schisi
and sending Ganrct to third. Kans out.
Dat,len to Hnnnitan. TWO RUNS.
Kas safe psvn hn0xnss sa role! q Msss fnS H.
sey1nour f,ied to the same place
Browne was out stealing. schlei 20
Fourth inning.
Hnnnifan made q spectacular catch
of Oahlen's throw OF Odweirs bounder.
Ewing singled. Hugg.im rouied TO Dev.
lin. Browne dropped Mitohelrs long tiy
and he got to second. while Owing took
third. Dahlen threw out schlci NO
Rims
Kruger made beautiful catch OF
Hanntfan's long drive. Mowrry got
rah1Hn's hot SMASH and threw hin, out
Shay walked and stole second. Bower
man struck out NO RUNS.
Fifth Inning.
CAMEL singled MoNrey HIT 10 Nc
GAnnfty. who threw TO second but the
umpire called both runners sats. Nc
Glnntty threw, ont Kruger, both runners
{Continund ,nn Second paRe,l
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SEA FIGHTER RACES INTO
BOSTON WITH SUFFERERS.
Flashes by Wireless to Land the Report Of
Disaster and Naval Hospital Is Ready
When She Arrives-Washiagton
Takes Prompt Action.
tspec.at to The Evcnlng world.)


BOSTON, Juiyf5Fve officers and of the bate-ship Geor-
killed fifteen others seriously injured IN
explosion in the after superposed urre while the vessel
target practice in Cape Cod Bay off Proveow to-day Cas-
par Goodrich of the most popular and promising officers the
believed TO be among the dead Mdspen GoWae and
Cne reported MORALLY injured the first OF the
received and believed to have died while the Georgia
way from Cape Cod to the Chalestown Nsyy-Yad
The battsfp reached the Nay5Yard late this afternoon Tugs
with surgeons board had been sent out to meet her Abuacs
and steces waiting and the dead wounded speedily
conveyed the Naval Hospital Chelsea It feared that the number
of fatalities viii not be confined to Ave several Of the
shockingy hurt
POWDER CHARGE BLEW UP.
The explosion occurred O'Clock this morning during target
practice preparatory movement the Georgia. the other
ships Of the squadron the Brooklyn NavYad The charge for
ghtinch gun in the after tinret ignited and blew up.
Every killed badly injured Others in the
vicinity hurt The Of nineteen Of the injured
the CharIesown NayyYad by wireless from the Georgia after
the accident happened dispatches announcing that five dead
failed give Names and impossible to obtain complete list
of the fatalities until the Georgia reached the NavyYard The first list
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA AT CLEVELAND.
Game postponed on account Of rain.
WASHINGTON AT DETROIT.
Game postponed on account OF wet
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NEW YORK.

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