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Misnamed Country.

Marrying a girl against the wishes
of her parents is, next to murder, the
most severely punishable crime in
Acknowledgements.
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Pullman Car Company Indicted.

The Grand Jury of Allegheny
County, at Pittsburg, has returned
six true bills against the Pullman
Palace Car Company for the sale of
impure milk and cream to it's patrons.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08
Tariff War Ayerted,

A long1term arrangement to avoid
a trade war between America and
Germany has been made by the COM
missions in conference at Berlin, sub
ject to approval by Congress and the
Reichstag.
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Attorney Dodd Dead.

Samuel c. T. Dodd, since 1875
chief solicitor OF the Standard Oil
Company, died at Pinehurst, n. G.
Mr.. Dodd was a native Of Franklin,
Pa, where he was born in 1885.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

How in the world did you hap
pen to be run over by the automo-
bile?" Il was trying to dodge the
ballast that the balloonist was throw
ing down."-CIeveland Plain Dealer.
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Witnesses Against Hartman.

Witnesses in the investigation of
the Hartman merger, at Portland,
Ore, testified that there had seem
ingly been a cessation of competition
between the different roads since the
combination.
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Oeyeland's New Office.

E~x-President Grover Cleveland
was elected chairman and chief coun-
sci OF the Association of Life Insur-
ance Presidents at asalary of $4,000
a year.
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TWO HANGED IN PORTO RICO.
GovernorRefuscd to Interfere in Spite
of Many Appeals For Clemency.

of Many Appeals For Clemency.
San Juan, P. R.-Francisco Bones
and Francisco Rivera were hanged at
San Juan. This is the first hanging
that has taken place in Porto Rico.
Many appeals for communication of
sentence were made by members OF
the Legislature and others, but the
Governor refused to interfere. There
is a strong sentiment in Porto Rico
against the infection of capital pun
ishment, particularly by hanging.
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Baldwin Works Damaged.
Fire did $1,000, 600 damage to the
plant Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia.
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AILING WOMEN.

Keep the Kidneys-W Well and the Kid
neys VIII Keep You Well.
Sick, suffering, languid women are
learning the true cause of bad backs
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

Mrs. Winslow'sS Soothing Syrupfor Children
teething, softens thegums, reducesintlamma-
ton. allays pain, cures wind colo, 25ca bottle
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

London cab drivers earn an aggregate
of over $4,000 a day.
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Piles Cured in 6 DO "a DaYs.

Proper care of the teeth is now taught
in London schools.
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FITS, st. Vitus'D Dance: N Nervous Diseasespe
manently cured by DR.. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer. 81 trial bottle and treatise free.
DIR. II. R. Kline, Id. 931 Arch St, Phila., Pa
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

Ten thousand immigrants to the South
west pass through St. Louis weekly.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

The finest collection of orchids in
the world is said to be In the Austrian
Emperor's palace at Schonbrunn. It
contains $4,000 plants.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

Washington, D. C.-Oficials at the
State Department refuse to discuss
the report that Governor S~wettenham
has withdrawn his letter to Admiral
Davis and apologized therefor.
1t is pointed out that the Presi-
dent has taken every means to make
it evident that he regards the Kings
ton episode as a closed incident, so
officials decline to comment on it in
any phase.
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Coury Killed in His Factory.

Joseph Coury was slain and John
Ged wounded by men who entered
Coury's new factory in West Hobo
zen, N. j., and claimed to own it.
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The Southwest vies with the Canadian
Northwest as a region of development.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

IU OUIC q OOEW III OHO BNE
lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
r. ". Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Iron pipe is measured on the inside;
boiler tubes on the outside.
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GOV. swETTENHAM APOLOGIES
Withdraws Letter to Admiral Davis
and Expresses Regret.

London.-The Associated Press
learns that the international phase of
the Kingston incident has been finally
closed by Governor Swettenham for
mally withdrawing his letter to Rear
Admiral Davis and expressing his re.
gret for having written it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-02-08

Persia now grows 1900 tons Of cotton
yearly, and sends it all to Russia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-20

Jay Harri- OF the Harris school neigh
borhood was in the city yesterday.
Fine beet, pork and mutton barbecued
a, Buchanan market today. 2Il
Judge w. J. Moore ofihe College com
muni,y was in the city yesterday.
John Biwcom and n. Solkosky Of Bur
leson county were in the city yesterday.
Everybody is well pleased who drinks
bottled soda water. Phone 2O7, 25lu
Prot. A. :. Conrad OF the A. and NJ.
College wen, to north Texas yesterday.
Mir and Mrs. ]. +. Bullock OF Steep
Hollow was in the city yesterday.
Miss Coma Candy returned to Rock
Prairie Yesterday after a visit in this city.
BE pleasant, smile, don't irown and
drink bottled soda. 23ltf
Mrs ;. Van wormer and Miss Sibbie
Van wormer returned to Beaumon, yesier-
day.
We XIII nothing bu, ted cattle 4, Buch
anan market. 144
John Sharp Williams it,, OF Iafoo
Civ. Miss. has returned to re-enier the
A. and NJ. College.
A. A. Farley has returned from a trip
east TO New York, Philadelphia, Bal,i-
more and other cities.
Your ncighbor got a case Of Dr.. Pepper
the other day, Phone 2Os. 23lu
Sixty piece, beautiful Dunudn Peicals
today Toe. New arrivals for school dress
e.. Wilson y Derden. 2i5
Finy piece, New Ginghams Toe aud
u 10 today Wilson y Derden We
wont have them long. 2i5
Mn. ?. ,. Hooper re'wned 10 Calyeu
NcJuil, after a visit 20 relatives. She
W., accompanied by Mr. NJ. Magic.
For SaIc-ClimaN asceiy Iene gas machine
with pipe and drops for sixteen lights. Ap-
pIy m EaeIc office 24S
The Iaies, thing in the drink line. Orch
Grade in bottles, Phone 201. 2Slu
&c. Griffin called on the Eagle while
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-20

IN the city yesterday. Mr.. Griffin has
los, valuable dog which he is anxious TO
recover.
6. W. Price, formerly Of this county,
was in the city yesterday. lie is prepar-
ing to move from Kirbyville TO Melvid,
Liberty county.
Mr. Doubling Thomas has been con
WINGED that bottled COCO cola is fine.
Phone 2O7. 25lu
A. W. Dyes was here from Harvey YES
ierday arranging to place his daughter,
Miss ENelle Dyes, IN Villa Maria Usu-
line Academy.
II you wan, the be,, and only the bes,
buy your meats at Buchanan market.
24i
+. ]. Taylor oithc plan, industry bureau
OF the department, OF agriculture was in
the city yesterday, and a..o visited the A.
and NJ College.
Lou-A baby, gold pin Sc, with a dia
mond Finder please return 10 John
E,tle. pa
DR.. 4. J. White. W. VI. Echols, Thos.
Taryer and Collier Manning OF the Macy
community were in the city yesterday.
Dr., White called on the Eagle.
Don't forget Joe kosh for al kinds Of
moving and hauling, piano moving es-
pecially. Careful attention TO all work
entrusted. DIT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-20
Mi,a Cora Gaen, i, visiting in Calvert.

Msa Cora Gavns is visiting in Calvert.
A. Scardino returned from Houston YES
1efday.
w. {. Wilcox returned Yesterday from
Nayasota.
Read iIson s. Derdens special al on
this page. pas
sam Dunn was a visitor from wheelock
yesterday.
Powell Winter is confined to hi, home
by illness.
Ballard Moore wa visitor from Edge
yesterday.
=. W. Locke OF Tabor vas in the city
yesterday.
Ira Gooch OF Naya,o,a was sn the city
yeste.day.
cha,. Clayton va, visitor from Kur-
ten Yesterday.
Mrs. w K. Foster arrived from Bench
ley YESTERDAY.
o. b. Preston OF Nayaso,a Wa in the
city Yesterday.
II. J.. Harring OF Brenham was in the
city yesterday.
Mn. Lille {. Dayi, LET, Yesterday to
visit in Hcarne.
Daia, Andrew Of Willow Hole wa IN
the city Yesterday.
NE. Greenhouse o. PM Bridge va, in
the city Yesterday.
+. lenkin, ha, returned from bu,.-
ness nip 10 Da.ias.
Herbef, Lavender Of Crime. county wa,
in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. J. l.. Hensa'..n- was visitor from
WELDON YESTERDAY.
Mrs. c. ". Thomas oa. visitor from
Wellborn YESTERDAY.
Vernon Henry ua, .a 'ac g.'y Yesterday
and wen, 20 Nasasota.
W. d. Cooper OF ClfsvIIt. Teas,
was in the CRY Yesterday.
Dr.. !. y. We, lea Yesterday to attend
a presbyicry a. Bay Cry.
Nirs. Leslie Haync, of Jackson. Tenn,
Is visiting Mn. /. n Newton.
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For Sale.

Blonnie Pringle. by Blondwood, hand
some weI.bred hlly lS.3 hands high, weigh,
1900 los. Good disposition, ias, irot,er
and gentle for lady TO drive. A show
animal anywhere. For further particulars
see :. w. Higg,. pa
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10 THE PUBLIC.

Ash Pond. on my place in the Bralo,
bottom, has been leased Tor hunting pur-
pose, for 1--WE wears. am under agree
men, TO pro,ec, same, and any one tres
passing on the property will be prosecuted
TO the foil extent 1.-THE Jaw.
oct. W. :. Niial
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90. k..s~s.F>r- -.sAnI1nmuRSu
Profa Embry Of the A. and VI. College
was In the city Yesterday. Prof Embry
will take the law course and teach in the
state university the coming year.
For hne fresh bred and cakes OF all kind'
call at the Texas Bakery. Careful atien
tention TO special orders. Phone 80. Mrs,
Otto Boehme. df
After two weeks without lights on ac-
count OF building operations at the plant,
the electric light service wa resumed last
night To the qualification OF everybody.
For Sale-A new 8 room mouse with
hall. Newly painted and Papered. A
good investment. My reason for selling
Is to pay debts. See w. A. Dodson. II
The choir Of the Christian church will
be entertained tonight At the home OF Mr..
Guy Biile, and the good opportunity
for choir peac,ice will not be neglected.
FOR SALE-George Polk farm of $40
acres, one mile south OF Bryan, Texas.
For price and terms apply to J. II Per
rim and b. S. Jackson. willard, New
Mexico. Oct. Is.
Roger Nall, who has been with ar en-
gineering corps in. the Stamford country
during the summer, returned home yes,er-
day and will attend the state university
again.
Why send your money away from nome
for sewing machines when you can buy
the bes,-ihe Singef-dfeci from maker
in your own town a, a. low prices and
better terms I. A. Satierwhiie, Agent.
BRYAN, Texas. dti
sunday morning al II O'Clock J. =
Niece will speak al Rock Prairie. At
o clock Rev. J. A. Challenner will speak. I
The latter will hlI bis regular appoint
menis 10 the court house.
Sealed bid, will be received by J. W
English 10 Sept. pa, noon, for the erection
OF hve-room, one-siofy frame building.
Plans and Ipecihcaiions can be seen a, the
City National Bank, Bryan, Texas. $40
For Sale-Residence on corner north OF
home OF Mrs. J. w. Johnson, and former
ly the property OF II o. Boatwrigh,.
Close in and rents well. Apply a, once
for favorable terms TO V. b. Hudson. $40
Everything the best, is the motto a,
S. w. Buchanan near market. New
fixtures throughout and only the bes,
meats sold. Call and see our roomy, airy
and well equipped quarters on Bryan street
in iron, OF Buchanan Moore Co. Phone
l63. DIFF
Rev. J. A. Challennef has received an
invitation to visit Waco and preach
!, least two sermons in the First Christian
church Of that city. This church is at
ended by the theological s,udeas Of the
/ eSas Christian University.
For Sale-Two high grade iro,,ing
mares with colts sired by thoroughbred
Mike Mullen also one hall breed trot-
ing mare with colt by mike Mullen
Ind heavy 4-inoh farm wagon. Apply
o William Henry Campbell sir miles from
3ryan on Mumford road. o53
BIB. lanes OF MumioFd was in the
iiy yesterday. Mr.. James. who Is guard
ng convic,s, had the misfortune to shoe,
.imseli through the arm by acoiden, while
n horseback few days ago.
W. X. Parker and family, W. J.
.leads and family and Roland lones and
amily OF Thompson Creek and Mr.. and
'irs. A. NJ. Parker OF this city have re
urned from an enjoyable fishing "trip TO
he Little Brazos near Golfers camp.
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PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

H. at. c. SCHEDULE
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The Washington times., 1907-06-20
NATURES
TONIC
= = =
Os0.0s

Every Spring systems require
blood has become thick and sluggish with the accuuatons left
the system from the inactive indoor life and from the heavy rich foods
blood
condition unable furnish the body with the increased
noushment forthe energetic life of Spring and Summer
debility,
loss of appetite and other unpleasant symptoms Of dsoded
blood circulation When the this rundown and disord
condition it is not safe to take unknown oncoons saPaas
they usually
strong harmful mineral which unfavoaby
dangerously depleted weakened system time when needs
natural stimulation to throw the impurities recuperate
its lost S appropriately called Natures tonco 1t is made
field selected for their purifying and qualities and it
slightest
young directly blood Kidding all
impurities and and restoring the lost properties of rich nutve
strength that able supply the system with the heahfu nvig
Grating needed to pass this the Its action
of
need medicine will do we'll
s. s. S. S. S. restores lost relieves that tired
feeling helps the appetite aids digestion and adds and
to the system. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA CA
The Washington times., 1907-06-20
NEW ROWING CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

At meeting held in the parlors OF
the Riggs House last night officers were
elected for the new Interscholastic Row
ing Association, as follows; President.
Thomas {. Noyes; vice president, Philip
F. Gerry; secretary, Thomas Hume;
treasurer, H. S. Reside.
A committee on ways and means, Of
which Adrian Sizer was appointed chair
man, was delegated 10 select a site for
the clubhouse and report at the next
meeting. and Messrs. NeVius. SiZer. and
Hecox We're chosen to prepare a con-
stitution and bylaws.
1t is the plan of the club TO have an
active membership OF 100, for whom the
dues will be $50 a year. a sustaining
membership at $40 a year, and an un-
limited number OF nigh school boys
whose cues viii be only s..
Among the active members who at
tended the meeting last night were
Avon NJ. NeviUs, NJ. d. Brace, Thomas
j. German, J. Holdsworth Gordon.
Thomas j. German, jr., II. s. Reside.
Erving 9. Norwood, Willard Fracker.
Philip F. Gerry, c. w. Hecox. and
Adrian Sizer.
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NO MORE FOOTBALL
FOR NORTHWESTERN

CHICAGO. June 2O.-One years test
Of no intercollegiate football at North
western University has proved so salts
factory that President A. w. Harris
says the same policy will he continued
and the game will probably be banished
from the college forever.
Alumni back in Evanston today for
commencement week heard this state
ment following a meeting OF the uni
Yersity trustees. to whom President
Harris made 4 report. II showed that
the attendance mad increased over last
year, instead Of diminishing, as had
been feared.
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POTOMAC ATHLETIC CLUB
EASY FOR ST. ELIZABETH

ST. Elizabeth Trimmed the Potomac
Athletic Club, on the Asylum grounds.
yesterday. by 10 TO 4. The feature was
the pitching of Bartlett. who did not
allow the Potomacs a hit. All of St.
Elizabeth.s errors resulted in runs for
its opponents.
The score: r II. Z.
St. Elizabeth...... 1O3S3OOO 10 Is 3
Potomac. 5000 O1O2-4 0 5
Batteries-Bartlett and King; Lime
bach, Allen, and Renhardt.
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Briton Proved Rather Slow.

While Summers did not show the form
the crowd expected. the fast pace as de-
veloped by Erne had considerable 20 do
with this. II takes q mighty classy
boxer 10 show IN six rounds against vi
VI. and as Johnny is not Of the quick
order on his feet he was made 10 look
pOnderously slow In comparison 10 Erne.
With another boxer against him sum
mers would have been fast enough 10
have suited the majority OF the night
fans
The rounds boiled down TO n nicely
We're as follows: The first and second
were about even. neither man doing
much on the sensational order, but the
third and fourth favored Erne, while In
the NTH and sixth VI VI clearly and de
cisively showed his superiority.
In the preliminary bouts Yankee
Schwartz had something on frankie
Rarsch. Kid Haney was bested by Youne
Golden. while All Wicks and Jack Rear
din broke even in siN-rOUnd affair.
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SCORES
ANOTHER VICTORY

Treasury won its seventh consecutive
victory in the Departmental League yes
terday. downing Commerce and Labor
by 3 TO .. The game was brimfull OF
interest. and the fielding was at times
sensational.
The Laborites made a desperate rally
in the ninth inning, and came near win
ming. They had three men on bases and
only one out. but Shoemaker was hit
by a batted ball, and Rules hot
grOunder was whiZzed over to first by
y. BieIasH in time 20 catch the runner.
The game scheduled for today between
Postofgice and Navy will be played al
Marshall Hall.
The score:
Treasury -..----.....--l O N-l
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LOOSE FIELDING CAUSE
OF LAUREL'S DEFEAT

LaureTs loose fielding caused its de-
feat by Hyattsville, at HyattsviIe. yes
terdsy afternoon, by 70 4. Hyatts-
ville's fielding. too, was not up 10 the
standards, but McMahan was steady
with men on bases. Hyatfsville and
Brentwood. which leads the Suburban
League, viii play in Hyattsville on Sat
urday.
The score: RH z.
Hyattsville.-..-.... 2 0 o IS ,
Laurel. O 0 90 O21O o. S 9
atteries-McMahan and DarnaJl; How
ard Beckett and Humphrey Beckett.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY wins
FROM ALOYSIUS CLUB

Southern Railway sprung a surprise
in the Capital City League yesterday
by defeating AloysiUs. : 10 s.
The game was productive Of brilliant
fielding by both teams and was close
throughout. the winning run coming in
the last inning.
Bernie Gallagher and Al Ogle were the
opposing pitchers and OgIe's work was a
shade better than that Of his rival.
The score.
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GOVERNOR TO UMPIRE GAME.

TRENTON. y. J.. June 20-At the
close of the Legislatures session this
afternoon there will be q game of base
semblymen. with the proceeds for local
charities Senator Colby is arranging
for the game. All OF the lawmakers
will play. Governor Stokes will be UNI
Pire.
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Earned rrlns-Waugh, .; r. I. NJ, /. Left
on bases-Waugh, il; r. I. NJ. 2. First
base on hslls-OH KldweI. I. Of Symonoskie
,: on Sasscer. 3. Hits made-On KidveIl.
en- four iuniuEs). on SymOnOskie. , Qn
I'VE Innings. Struck out-By kidweu. 5: by
Symcnoskie. s. by Sasscer. 9 Three base
hit-Sasscer. Two-base hit-Frfes. Sacrifice
hi,-Brooks- stolen bases-BOerustein. 8:
lie Mat. 2: Champion, Symonoskie Hit
BY ptcher-By Sssscer. ]; by KldweIl. /.
Umpire-Hofman- Time OF game-l hour and
! 30 minutes
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Summers Has Poor Head.

But Summers never let UP second In
his desire 10 light back He kept COM
ing all the time. sometimes getting home
the wallOp which made Erne vince. and
then iabbng pretty lefts 70 the face
which sent " Yrs head back in an i'm
pTesSiVe manner
But he lacked judgment in covering up
and backed by good ring generals Erne
was given the proper Instructions Just
what 20 do in the coming round when
the bell announced the minute rest
And following these instructions 10 the
letter Erne never had any trouble 10
ind the weak points OF his opponent
He kent shifting his attack continually
FIRST getting home a sti1 left 10 the face,
following with either swinging leIJ
or right TO the body and then rushing
the Briton all over the ring Summers
was kept guessing all the time by this
everlasting shifting process and in his
ments at times he forgot the idea OF be-
ing aggressive.
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FREDDY WEEKS WINS.

DENVER. June 3l-Freddy Weeks.
OF Cripple Creek, last night got the de-
in a ten-round go" at Denver Athletic
Club.
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First base by errors-W ashinEton. / ::
Cleveland. !. First base on palls-On
Smith. !: off Bernhardt. , Struck out
BY Smith. 4: by Bernhardt. 1. Three
base hlt-Stovall. Two-base hit-AltiZer.
Sacrifice hits-Ganley. Lajoie. Bradley.
Stolen bases-Jones, Bay. Stovall. DOu-
bic playes-F'lick to Wakefield; Bradley
to Lajuie to Stovall Umpire-Mr. ShCri-
dan. Time Of game hour and 30 min
utes.
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Standing of the Clubs
WAUGH SPRINGS SURPRISE
ON RHODE ISLAND TEAM

Waugh. the tailender in the Sunday
School League. won its third game OF
the season yesterday. when II beat out
Rhode Island Methodist by 10 3 The
score.
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Today's Games.

Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Washington. I: Cleveland, 0.
Philadelphia, (: Detroit, 1.
St Louis, 8; New York, 0.
Chicago. s; Boston,
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stretch a triple into a homer, fhe day
before. was absolutely perfect.
Gsnley got into the limelight again
with a fine running catch Of Lajoie's low
fly in the sixth.
For a man with bad props. Charley
Hickman is cutting a big figure at first.
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Totals 5 672z z al Totals. 3 Il
-OUt for bunting on last strike
zone out when game was called
Aloysils .---------..-...-. . @ o ! o.
southern Railway o o "A
Two-base hit-Ciallgher- Home run-W
Handiboe- Sacrifice hits-Bagg0tt. NattfugIv
Handiboe- FentOn- Gallagher, Heyden. stolen
bases-baEgott- FeutOn. Gallagher. Hampton.
= Double plays-kelley 10 Haniiboe 70
Davis Gallagher % Davis. ., Hampton 10
LYMAN Left on bases-S1utheru Railway
4 Aloysius. s. First base on baIls-OH Gal
laEker. 8, on Ogle. E. Hit by pitched ball
BagEott- Struck out-By OgIe ., bv Gal
. lagher. 4 Jmpire-MT. HandibOe- Time OF
game hour and 80 minutes
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WEATHER FAYORS
SUBURBAN CROWDS
Sunshine Presages Great
Observation-Disclosures
Balanced Field.

NEW YORK. June 20.-With rift in
the threatening clouds which during the
early hours of the day threatened to mar
the event, sheepshead Bay this after
noon will be the scene of one of the
greatest gatherings of racegoers in the
history Of the American turf. The 500, 900
Suburban Handicap-Americas Grand
PriX and EPSON Derby communicative
blue ribbon event of the thoroughbred
world, is carded as the feature.
Seventeen thoroughbreds, the cracks
of the country. are carded to go to the
post, and unless a deluge should convert
the track, which is now lightning fast,
into a muddy lane before post time. al
least fifteen Of the entrants will prob
ably parade.
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WASHINGTON GETS
COIN FOR WAIVER,
CHANGES NEEDED
Payment Shows Field for
Graft - Another
Great Game.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

For the first time in several weeks
Washington is not in the limelight OF
baseball politics today.
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Today's Game1.

Cleveland AZ Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Philadelphia, .: PittsburE. 1.
Cincinnati. 3; New York. .
ST. Louis. y: Brooklyn. 4
Boston. 5: Chicago, 4