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Harness and Wagor Shop.

Winter carriages. coal delivery and Dayton wagons
bargains for cash. GEYERS, 18th aud II sts NV
Phone Main f32lm. no9ltf
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JUSTICE WRIGHT.

l.
Assignments f0r Monday. December g.
No lf9 Rondinella IS. Southern Railusy Com.
rany- Attorneys. Tucker & kenyon-Hamiltnu Col
ben Ye-kos & Hamilton
No ls Leimbach Washington RaIsay ard
Electric COMPANY AttCmeys. " X Quiutcr and
{. l. FHiley-C A Douglas and &. 7. HooFer
No lss. Giidden JeuncSs-9iieT- Attorneys,
Berry < Minor and L. r. RoulEud-Leon Tobriner.
Ne 49, Evans Washiugtou Railway and Eiec.
tric Company. Attcrneys. r. T. Downing and G.
A Beuy-C. 4 Douglas and G. p. Hoover.
No 23. State of Maryland 20 use Of Attick vs
Am0icSn Bonding and Trust Company q al At
torneys. G : Shreve. T., and N. y. Richardson
Hamilton Colbert Xerkes x Hamilton
No los Bet rs. District of Columbia et a. At
toraeys. Mcneil 4 McNeili-E H. Thomas
No 2lL Milicr-Shocmakcr Heal Estate Company
Ts SturgeUn- Attorneys l. T. Everett Hayden
No g5 Kehabian Ts Hekmizn Attorneys. 4.
Ross Perry < Son-E. A. Jones.
No ~ Thayer rs. Distric1 q Columbia e al
Attorneys. Z. i. Thomas. W. II. Holloway. Gran
dal Msckey-
No 2ls Columbian Marble Quarry Company IS
Dunn. Attorneys Birney * Woodard-J. a. Bur
kart
Circuit Court No. =
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 49ES Blackmsn District Cs Columbia
motion for new trial fled. Attorneys. Lester x
PRICE, 4. Thomas. T. Z. Myers. Z. H. Bosley.
and c. II. Syme.
Assignments for Monday December 9:
No 2l6. Smith vs. Capital Traction Comnsny
Attorneys. g L. WhitfoFd- r. K Pcrry & son
No - Pitts ". Edmonson. Attorneys. r. r.
Downing g. 4. Berry. and J. v. Couslan-tiit
tings a Chamberlain.
No % Baler Wall Paper Company rs. ElmoTc
Attorneys. W G. PFentiss and Nelson Wilson
No IA JaseR rs. Risgs National Bank. At
forncys. n. M. Mhcaticy-k r. pcrTy son
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.
JOHN r. JEaMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property. Fairfax. Va.
Washington Oiicc, No. 100 II 81. NV,
ard Vienna, Va.
Phone counerfion. Main Tegs ID a Fairfax snf

JOHN r. JBGMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property Fairfax. Va.
Washington Oficc No. i2l9 II 81. NV,
ard Vienna Va.
Theme connection: Main 72ss ID. e.. Fairfax and
Vienna.
Now is the time to hlly home IN the country. !
can give sou much better bargains now than later.
Over Lee places 20 select from, consisting Of grain
dairy. fruit. truck. poultry. hluegass farms. and
timber tracts Business propositions, consisting Of
hotels. stores livery stables schools shops oi al!
kinds II win pay You 20 send for my 3-page catA-
logue Il Is fun of bargains. Can sell on easy
terms: discount for cash. Ny carriage is at your
service any time to inspect property. All business
receives my personal attention. ! try 10 please.
Ny Motto Honesty and Fair Dealing.
FOR SALE-A FINE NINEROOM HOUSE;
right ON electric railway: miles from city
Just The place for colored enploye IN the de
CHARLES SHEPARD. Owner. COZ s. nv.
,ie66t
FOR sALE-AN n-ACRE TRACT OF LAND
only three miles west Of the Treasury Department
on electric car line: beautifully located for sub
division into building luts villa sites; must be
sold 10 settle an estate; offer solicited. 'Phene.
write. call for mll information.
James +. Clements, I4O6 G 81. n. w.
'Phone main 1850 dei-et
FOR SALE = IN BYATTSYILLL. ROOMS,
nearly new; large stable; poultry house for 5O
y.
two blocks U trolley and post-oiice; s27s0; s.
monthly including interest.
GEORGE c. WALKER,
nol3n Hyatts,iIle Md
IL you Wart to buy Maryland farm OF suburban
hcme. see US CT send fos latest bullesiE
Marion Duckett a. SON, 635 Il NV.
selfu
FOR SALE AT kENILWORTH, ID. @.
Now is your time &c secure CD easy monthly nay
n1ts, one Of these attractive cottages OF choice lots
IN henilworth. u. g, Washington growing suburb
ALLEN ". MALIERY. I4I= & ST. NV.
TO-DAY Is A GOOD DAY To co OUT AND
inspect Silver Spring Park. Immediately ou Bright
weed car line EASLEl & HILL Qnc) 1901 q
81. nv. Phone Main 665l. seZ-tf
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS, TO sC PEK
foot. at Mt Rainier. Md., on 18th and 18th Sta
near z. L ave; District Line sta. fare: high and
healthy small monthly payment j. e. ROGERS.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-sALOON- AND RESTAURANT: I2
Fark ave- corner Marion 81. Baltimore; opposite
terminal station 4 Baltimore and Washington and
Annapolis Railroad For particulars address VNf
DANIEL. IL Park ave deess
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
PROMPT CnILECTInN.

PROMPT COLLECTIONS.
Immediate returns. Unlimited references TelenI,ona
for our agent 20 eall NJ. 1854 w. CLARENCE
DUNALL, Ao2ll Munsey Bldg. noz-sOt
WE COLLECT NOTES ACCOUNTS Rents
government. estate. and damage claims; no charge
unless successful FULLER AGENCY, III I2th nv
oc.-n
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MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL YAvr,,
and haiIdresser, shamp0oing. maniyuring chirop
ody. facial and scalp treatment. Work done AZ
hotels and residences. Phone Main 26J5. sli T.
81. NV. fe24,f
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DENTISTRY.

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies. Automobile SupolisS
Dynamos and Motors. Machinery Supplies
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent men TO plan out and produca
the special results always essential in the instaatou
Of electrical apparatus.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
1880 New York Ave.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 wE STORE FOR 75c A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE &C. Hs-s2O.
~ lnh s. NV Phone Nain l229 nol5,s0t
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WALL PAPER.

AS WE ARE LARGELY OVERsTOCKED IN
wall paper q al descriptions. VIII sell IL AZ a
.ow sacrifice price Give Us a call +. G. NOLTE.
~ llth ST. n" D!scodf
PAINTING. DECORATING, PAPERHANGING-
VIII bring samples to your home
NATIONAL DECORATING Co.
Ith and sts. PhOze 65{3 Main
nO6ff
ROOMS PA1ERED s. UP; SAMPI Is
brought: latest fall designs painting LIE PREUx.
1901 9th 50. Phone " 3i3lm. ials-tf
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The MASTERS Invade New York.

An cpigramatlc Frenchman once
said that God showed His contempt
for wealth by the kind of people He
gave it to. a number of Young
spendthrifts have startled New York
this season by new forms OF folly in
the waste Of money. One young gen
tlemen created n passing furore by
tying five dollar bills to the tails of
dogs. Evidently he did not realize
when he began the extent of the can
Inc census in the metropolis and he
was compelled finally to disappear.
Schoepcnhauer dwellS upon the two
great torments that affict mankind
the fear of want among the poor ana
the dread of boredom among the rich.
The fantastic expenditure of money
is one way of purchasing immunity
from ennui.
On one occasion New York clerk.
unaware of the resources of the seem
ingly plebean guest. demanded nav.
ment in advance for the room as the
visitor had no trunk
''In that case" said Coal Oil John.
ny. "I'll have them sent around"
Then he went to railway ware
house. where unclaimed trunks were
stored. He bought 800 of these. had
them loaded on trucks and returned
with them to tho hotel.
Here is my baggage" he said Ia
the astonished clerk. take care of
It,"
now field of usefulness might be
oDcned 10 men of imaginative minds
II they would devise for people more
favored with money new forms of
spending it.-Harold Dolce, in Uncle
Remus's Magazine.
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F|L|P|NOs VOTE BOTH
Lille Interest shoWn; Only About
$4,000 Of Them Having Register 6
VERY INDIFFERENT TO ELECTION
Efforts of Leaders to Stimulate Cam
paisn Activity FutiIe-Positions of
Parties Observation-Disclosures to
be a Delegate.

MANILA. July 27.-The approach
of the first Philippine general cleo
ton on July 30, when a Philippine
Congress will le chosen is marked
by considerable apathy throughout
the islands in spite of the strenuous
efforts made by the party leaders to
bring out the vote.
Reports received from the prov.
ihces indicate that less than 10 per
cent. or the entire voting population
mas registered it's intention to take
advantage of this first opportunity to
elect delegates 10 the national Con
sress. 1t is estimated that the to-
tai registered vote is less than SEQ. 600
The leaders adopt every expedient to
create interest in the election. but
without success.
The complexion of the campaign is
Kaleidoscope. -Four months ago the
independent factions, which united
under the name OF "Nacionalistas"
appeared to control the situation. and
the Progressives. Secretary Taft's old
Federal Government party did not
seem TO have much OF n following
outside OF the offlceholding element.
The situation is changed however,
and today any prediction would be
futile. The "Nacionalistas" have
been split up by factional fights, and
the chances of the Progrcssiyes seem
to be good
The Philippine elections give def
mite realization to the long contention
for Philippine home rule by the estab-
lishment Of Philippine Congress. or
Assembly. representing all the islands
except those of the warlikc Moros and
other non Christian tribes.
Tho assembly consists of 81 mem.
beers apportioned on the basis of one
delegate for each 10000 persons, Lat
the full membership may be increas-
ed to 100. To some extent it cores
ponds to the lower branch of the
American Congress. The Philippine
or Senate. Similar to the American
system. the delegates hold office for
two years.
Provisions has been made to give
natives of the islands ample opportu-
nifty to serve as delegates. At the
same time opportunity Is given the
influential American and foreign res.
idents to become candidates after
bona-fide residence of six months.
Care has been taken, however, to pre-
vent public officials from becoming
delegates in the Assembly. Ability to
speak, read and write English or
Spanish and a small property qualifi-
cation are among the requirements
for being q delegate.
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convenient form, he got the bank bills
III the large uncut sheets. lie went
10 Missouri aud everything went
smoothly. Negotiations for the farm
with the old farmer were soon com.
pleted. and when it came time for
MAILMAN to hand over the money he
pulled out couple of sheets of bills.
Getting pair OF scissors from the
farmers wife he began to cut off the
bills with which TO make the pur-
chase. The farmer looked ut the op-
Grafton, mouth open and eyes bullying.
After Mailman had cut off n few OF
the bills the farmed stoppcd him.
Now hold on here. BROTHER he
said. I'll want you to know that take
the Jasper County Farmer an I've
bin readin' about them gold bricks an
things. don't want nun of yer sun
flower money that amt got the ink
dry on II yit. Excuse me, but III
have TO have some real Missouri mon
cy that's got some dirt and grease
on it.
The payment was soon made i'm an
other way, and Mailman brought the
sheets back TO Sabetha with him.
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TOUGH LUCK.

Twas ever thus from childhood's
hour
always get it in the neck;
My dispositions growing sour,
My spirit soon will be a wreck.
Last night I drew three luscious aces
And two fat kings upon the side:
Then ] prepared to run the bases.
Not dreaming would have to slide.
thought I'd found rich oasis.
with gold and silver all inlaid-
drew two kings and three fat aces.
And not another sucker stayed
Nashville Tennesseean.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
ANNAsEL LEE.

IL was many and many n year ago.
In kingdom by the sea,
Ihat Il maiden there lived, whom Won
may know
by The name of Annabel Lee:
Ana this maiden she lived with no
other thought
Than TO love and be loved by me.
was a child and she was child
In this kingdom by the sen,
i'ut we loved with a love that was
more than love,
and my Annabel Lee:
with love that the winged seraphs
of Heaven
Coveted her and me.
And this was the reason that, long
ago.
In this kingdom Ly the sea.
a wind blew out of cloud chilling
My beautiful Annabcl Lee.
So that her highborn kinsmen came
And bore her away from me.
To shut her up in sepulchre
In this Kingdom by the sea.
The angels. not half so happy in
Went envying her and me:
Yes, that was the reason (as all men
know,
In this kingdom by the seal.
That the wind came out of the cloud
by night.
Chilling and killing my Annabcl
Lee.
But our love it was stronger by far
than the love
OF those who were older than we.
OF many far wiser than we;
And neither the angels in Heaven
above,
Nor the demons down under thc
sea,
Can ever discover my soul from the
or the beautiful Annabel Lee.
TO rthe moon never beams, without
bringing me dreams
or the beautiful Annabel Lee;
ANA The stars never rise. but | feel
the bright eyes
or the beautiful Annabel Lee:
And SO. all the night-tide. lie down
by the side
OF my darling-my darling-my life
and my bride,
In her sepulchre there by the sea.
In her tomb by the sounding sea
Edgar Allan Poe.
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w Orld OF Sport

New York tied the score in the ninth
inning by making two runs on dou
Dies by Dcvlin and Bowcrman, and
ilahlens single. Cincinnati tailed
mo winning run on n pass to Mitch
ell, stolen base and Mcl.ean's sin
gle. Score:
New York % 900 10000 % Z o
Cincinnati % 600 90 1-3 "a o
batteries: Coaklcy and Mclean;
iaylor Wiltsc and Brcsnahan. Time
l;"o' umpires: Emsllo and Carpcn-
ter.
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Triple Play at pitiaburn

PlTTsBURG. PA. July 27.-Pitts-
Durg today won both games OF n
double header from Philadelphia. In
the second game triple plav Inv
Nealon and Wagner. Tho FIRST here IN
more than decade, was the feature.
n,. II. II. Il.
pl,iititsburg 10000 x-6 n
PhiiMphia 01O1 o 0-31O3
Batteries: Leifeld. WINS and Gin.
son; Moren and Doom. limo 1:55.
umpires, Klein and tombstone
Second game
Il. II. Il.
Philadelphia 90 o o q % . .
Batteries: Camnltz and Phelps:
4h ,I and Jacklitsch. Time 1875.
sumpires, tombstone and Klein
Reds Beat Giants in Close Game.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. July 27.-
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Standing of the Clubs.
Slugglng Match at New York.

NEW YORK. July 27.-CloveIand
won again today. hut IL took eleven
innings Clarkson was hattcd hard
IN the first three innings.
r. H. II.
cleveland 0015O31OOO1-It 1G G
New York 2f0OOO13OO-l0 IA 3
batteries: Clarkson. Joss and
Clarke: Orth and Kleinow. Time
2:40. umpircs. Hurst AND Connolly
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smith Had Browns In Hand.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July ~
smith held ST. I-onis safe today while
Glade was hit hard by Washington In
me latter part of the game. the locals
winning by the score of s to |.
II. H. T..
Washington .0OO04O22x-s ~ o
81 Louis 00OOOO0I0-i Z !
Batteries: Smith and Warner:
Glade and Spencer. Umpire Evans.
Time 1855.
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Standings Of the Clubs.
Hummel's Timely HI.

ST. LOUIS, MO, July 27.-lIum.
mel was put to bat for Bergen in the
ninth inning OF todays game and ms
single. followed by scanlons long fly
won tho game for brooklyn to :.
Score:
st, Louis :. oo2 10000 % 4 3
brooklyn OIL 600 2-il1l
batteries; Bcehc and Marshall;
Scanion and Ritter. Time 1855.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
CUBS Hit Waddell Ercelv

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 81
l'unched hits off Waddcll in the
fourth inning today gave Chicago n
victory over Philadelphia before the
largest crowd of the season.
II. H. l..
Chicago ....1OO5OOOOf-7 10 .
PhiladclnhiV 0O000O101-2 Q /
Batteries: Walsh ana Sullivan,
hartley. Waddell and Shrcck. Time.
:55. Umpires. Sheridan and Stat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28

went out celebrating, and got mixed
up III fight. Somebody pulled a
khiie on him. ana his hands were
badly cut. Minneapolis players say
The index and second fingers of his
right hand are cnt off They all say
that his injuries are serious. and that
he will be out of the game for long
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
WANTED REAL MISSOURI MONEY
clean New Sheets of Bills Look Too

Clean New Sheets of Bills Look Too
Much Like Gold Bricks.
The national bank OF Sabetha gets
its paper money from the government
in large sheets. After the bills are
signed by the officers of the National
Bank of Sabetha each bill is cut off
with pair of scissors and the paper
becomes currency.
Some time ago Jason Waltman
went over into Missouri to buy a
farm. Desiring to have the money in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28

Col. Watterson invites the next ma.
lional Democratic convention to Lon.
isViile. The colonel has built for II
n platform which has leg off each
corner. and n foundation that will
catch II in case 1t says in the mid.
dle.-Atlanta Constitution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
sikhs In British Columbia.

Sikhs arc beginning 10 invade Brit
ish Columbia. which Is certainly not
ike India. Three thousand of them
are in the province, and more are
coming.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
Reulbach Had Perfect Sumner,

CHICAGO. ILLS, July 27.-Rcul.
bhcn, who had perfect support. in.
Guiding four fast double plays today
won chicago's nineteenth shut out
II. H. Il.
Chicago 800 OOO1 VI 10 o
Boston -. 600 O q a n n n =
1 Batteries' Renlbach and King;
Boultes and Nccdham. Time 1:iO.
Umpire O'Day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
Tardy Express Service.

consul ut Trebizond writes that
recently ii took eight months 500 some
stylographic pens to come Ly express
from America to port on the Black
Sea.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28

10 Step down in favor of yOungstcr
knabe. who Is now playing Il star
game for the Phillics. was the undo
lng of Gleason. Yesterday afternoon
Gleason was presented with diamond
ring by his team mates.
Some Cincinnati player is TO ect a
gold watch when re reaches the Tooth
mt. It's warm race between Nit
chcll, Lobert and Genzel.
Sandow Mortes has quit the Mime.
apolis club and gone to California.
The strong boy was not satisfied with
the salary he was receiving from the
Cantillons.
Mike Finn has turned down nm of.
fer of $4,000 for the lcft-handcd pitch.
er Keith, the Rhodes scholarship
man.
The Yankees have the ninth-inning
finish habit Internationally this year.
They had 1t cbronically last season.
That's why they finished second Their
and are in the second division now.
President John |. Taylor thinks he
mas Il good man in Pat Donahoc of
the Portland Ore. team of the Pa
cilic Coast League. The young man
can hit as we'll as catch and play in
the outfeld
Chase's record of safe hitting in
consecutive games is twenty-five. Not
since June - has he gone into
game without getting one or more
saieties. He has climbed up close to
the 800 mark.
Robert Lincoln Lowe. the Detroit
scout. has returned home after n long
"Trip through the western minor league
circuits with the report that our old
friends Charley Dexter and Dnckey
Holmes We're about the best PLAYERS
he saw during his travels.
With the Tigers in the midst of
well developed rally it looks more
than ever like disgrace for the cas-. |
tern clubs and three corncred fight |
IN the west for the flag. Detroit heat
the Athletics again Monday ana thus |
showed their only eastern rival further
back
Hnshic Jennings says that the only |
way to secure minor league talent |
without paying outrageous prices Is
TO lmy an interest in minor league
club or two. He wants President
fawkey TO purchase Baltimore for
snch an investment and thinks the
irankchisc there could he secured M
a reasonable price.
The addition OF Jimmy Collins was
Just the one thing that was needed TO
make the Athletics the greatest team
IN The American League" said Coax.
ley. Hes the boy to give that in
iicid tone. and from now on there will
ne things doing with Connie Mack
and his men"
That Manager Hanlon intended to
resign at the end of this season is not
true. lie had hopes of developing n
winning team for Cincinnati and his
pan was 10 remain in charge until
ne could retire with honor as the
manager OF championship outfit in
q CITY which had not had one In TWEEN. 4
's-iiVe years Cincinnati Enquirer.
Says McGraw relative to the re.
tease OF Tom Corcoran: eve must
nave speed in these days to keep up
WIN the "hcr teams in the National
League and Corcoran is not so fast
as ne was, and 1t was considered best
10 permit him to take advantage OF
opportunities that he might have else
orvilie Kilroy, the Minneapolis pit
c ., VINO defeated Toledo twice In
me donbie.header Sunday before
'aS,' may not he able Ia pitch another
Dali. After his double victory he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Atlanta. 5; Shreveport. 4.
Nashville. first game), 2; Mem.
phis. 8. I'll innings.)
Orleans. s.
,BiiIrmingham. 2; Little Rock, 4.
Called, rain).
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chiii's Railroads.

Chilli, which has the reputation of
being the most progressive of the
Spanish-speaking countries. las over
5000 miles OF railroad and II 900
miles of telegraph.
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Tuberculosis Cured.

or the tuberculous patients treated
In Pennsylvanias Camp Sanitarium'
which was established with the aid
OF the state, 75 per cent. have either
recovered or been greatly improved.
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Defendant Dead II Years.

Before the trial of n suit for dam.
ages was begun in n London court the
othcr day 1t was remarked inciden.
tally that the defendant laundry
proprietor, has leen dead II years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28
Detroit Won On Errors.

BOSTON. MASS.. July 27.-Errors
back of Glaze in the second and
nth innings of today's game enabled
Detroit to win, 5 to A.
Detroit ......O2oO80oOO-5 .
boston .....01001G2 0O-4 Z 7
batteries: Donovan and Schmidt.
Glaze. Prnitt and Shaw Time LES.
Umpire, O'Loughlin.
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directions Every Day onered

makes the fourth "old-tmer" or play.
or WIN twenty or more years expert.
elcc who has this year been forced
To step down in favor of youngstcr.
knabe. who Is now playing II star
game for the Phillics. was the undo.
ing OF Gleason. Yesterday afternoon
Gleason was presented with diamond
ring by his team mates.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

pit,sbnrg, uirst game. G; phlla.
delnhia. 3.
delphia, o.
st. Louis, 2; Brooklyn. A.
Chicago, l, BOSTON. o.
Cincinnati, 3; New York, 2.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Lynchbnrg .; Roanoke 0.
ttrst game Norfolk .; Danvillc o.
SECOND gamcE.-NorlolI /; Danvillc Il.
First gamc-portsmouth 6; Rich
rssiid 4. Second game-R Richmond /:
Portsmouth C.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Washington s: st. Louis |.
philadelphia .: Chicago z.
New York 10; Cleveland II.
boston 4; Detroit 3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28

Kid Gleason. the veteran Second
baseman OF the Philadelphia Notionai
League team. was released Inv the
rhiliies TO the Jersey City Eastern
League club yesterday. Gleason
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28

Some Cincinnati player is to get a
gold watch when re reaches the Tooth
mt. It's n warm race between Nit
chell, Lobert and Genzcl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-28

orvilie Kilroy, the Minneapolis pit
uher VINO defeated Toledo twice In
,ne donbie-header Sunday before
,' may not he able Ia pitch another
Dali. After his double victory he