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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Nrrr Gnnns itnmm.
g}elp 1orf. @. eSuLf

SAA+g fJAltg =. R3AAi-
Ter Gonteroomiral @Ddns. oer slt
2eit IN sen groofluner Warineboieu
lpeilt. uciqerte ii6. fiber Die Dem ia.
paniidlen gl0nliral Safamoto slige.
ihricbenen auslaiiungen iih 8n du.
bern, nod melden Die amerifanfiben
Dsorineoiii5iere 'Shiser obre tehni.
ife Qusbiloing iDdreu uno Die auge.
tporbenen 5eeleuie feinen Batriotis.
mus bcidBen uuo i'm Sale zines
strIeaes 0eiertiren iuiir0en.
gas Serrn GDans Die AeuBerunoeH
Safnnoios ge3eigt uiir6en, ldhelte
er m0 iogte es piiroe i'm boditeu
@ra6a unihidIih iein eineu ausldH.
Oiifen Ciii3iere in iolhem Sale az
dnhuorten, beiouoers 0a er nihi
uiIie. o6 ois 9leilBerungen tDirfIi9
aelnadlt porben ieiert
.gsir bier, inoieien 2onOe", fii3ta
SER GDans 9igsg, Dipre1ea ni3t ~
0ieI."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Sin Sgmpatbisitreif Der selep6Oai.
f.innen.

Mns SDinpaibie nit Den ifreifen.
enIrobtipannern in lltab. .Wopnlina
nno S0aho gingen geitern ale 9ele.
pboniitinnen Der 9iodp WountaiA
Bel Telephone So. an oen Strpif,
nahoem 0er bueiHbarte 1O.t1giae
Naiienitilitait6 abgelnufen ilno cine
Qeritanoisutg NIT ben Sneifern
nifJf ersielt Dor0eH mar Sd)on Dor
sipei g9odben paran oie iilngen 0fdo.
den an ben STeit gegnngen. batten
It'd aber tempordr pieoer aui 5e5n
Goge olf ibre Gotten 5ese6em
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
eiuc scIiuOc strafc.
0eIeno, Ql2ont., 10. NsI

HN'N3'9sf -F'"I1+'f 10 A3WW.
Ser @ieb5iihter Sobn 5oreIter ton
DliIes gitp, Der pegen uugeiebIiher
Ginirieoiguug BON 90S0 gldr geaie.
ruuesIGnoereien berbaftet tpor0en
NOR, ruroe eeitern Dem 9un0esridl.
ter Sunt norgefiibrt unO befannie
iih ihuI0ig. @r murOe nit elmer
@eIOitrnie bon $3.50 belegt lNo al "a
ShnOen Saft i'm ge5irfsaeidnaniB
perurtbeilt. Gr bc3ablte Oie @eI0.
Itrafe iofort unO lieb iih bon 0em
SiiIfsmaribaa Drum ms @ef6na.
nib abfiibren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

pro Nleile $500 ooer mebr 9rutto-
Reinqeipiun ersielen cine 8aiia.
aierrate BON 2 Gents Die gEeiIe felt.
lest.
Gin 9lltrog Die 8orlaee ioiort aa
Oos Sous ~ iefioen, lulsroe oeruor.
ZEN, 10 Oab irfolge Oeiieu Die gapIaute
oieIleidt oOd nod ~ sale
foinntt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
senrr in ciHer Sarsfabris.
0ecatlIr, M. 10. mi

GtSuttlis aSA.s ~. ASAit.
Ssn sen sSobrifonIagen 0ct Teco.
tltr Sarg Ronpnnie rihtete Elm Zen.
er beute etfpa $25.000 Sha0en an.
Gns Teiier enttan0 oilrh aiirs.
idlus eleftriiher Grdbte. gIs ser
ssuBbooen oes nierten Stodluefs in
BEN Seller binabitiir5te, iicIen smei
6euenpebrIeute nit binab. bod iuur.
0en iie iofort tuieoer aus Oen Grim.
mern 6psreit obHe beoeutenOen 5do.
oen aenommen su bnben
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
GntiueScr ober.
QincoIn, g2eb., o. SuIi

Ole itoatlihe giienbobntonlmliiion
erlieb beute an oic Nliiiouri Qacific.
@abn oen perenptoriidcH @eiebl. ibr
bis gum II. SuIi ibrcn 8rahiraten.
torii 5n initerbreiten. nno ebeuioas
bis oobin oas 9llorih @eieb ein3ii.
baIten. Iieies Geiet erndBiat oie
6rohtraten fir Gjetreioe Seu. G6it
Gartoiieln lmo @uhnaieriaI nm is
9sro3ent ino berfiigt fir ic0c lleber.
tretlna 0cs @ciebes cine 9ube bon
$1,000. 9isher bat oie ga6naeIea.
itbait iih geipeiaert bic 9eiiinnun
gen oes @eiebes einiiiii6ren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
gggabrideinlid Orei @srionsu nmae.
fDmmen.
Erinioao, Golo., 10. Sui.

SsnfoIee Ser @utgleiiung zines
SrohBuges Der Santa Sc gabn bel
Se3ron. q. 81, 20 9leileu ueItIid,
BON 4aton, Oie lid geitern sutrua,
erIitt Der 2ofomotipfiibrer 02idael
@eiOermun 0en 3oO. Ger Seber
unO ser grcnier, oeren 3amen niht
ermitteIt meuOen fonnten Dur0en
ebenfoas ais getootet gemeIOet. Der
llnfan ioa Die 6olee aeboritener
8nbnibienen iein. Ger gerfebr mar
fir Is Stun0en unterbroden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

miiiion 1T Die folst 5uidlmuenaeiebt
Brigade 8enerol SSohn 90. q.
0nDis. 0berft; Charles u. g. Sat-
fielo, 13. @apoIIerie; 0berit 9elit.
nont Iln 3. guans. II. SSnfanterie;
Wiaior Sun 8. GOie, Annpearst;
Satptnbnnn Sanoforo s. @aObams,
Siilfsar3t, unO Gapitdn @iIIiam Z.
SobnitoH, Is. &aooaerie, ShriftFiib-
rer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Gbineien erlDarteu Gin SdlmHaaIcr.
idliff.
Sentf[e. gInih ia -

49, -fFf ~ a1A44As
Gin unbefnHHfer 2antpfer ion Sic
noroliebe Ba5iiiffiiiie Ger ger Staa.
ten init einer Sn0iIng 8aFfen fir sic
hineiHhen 3eDoLltiondre berIaiien
baben. Die 3oIlbearnfen Gbinas iin6
pom Dem gi5etonig auaeuielen NOR.
Den, Elm iharfes 9llee auf Oen an.
geblihen lleberbringcr Ser ber5ote.
Hen @nare 81 baben. Or. Gun g)olr
Gen, Scr els 5ii5rer Ser hineiiid,en
Repolptiondrr gift unO bigber in Sc
pan aaidiii5 gaueieH 1T, ioa jett in
6oHgfoug iein. Die o5iaen ssnfor.
matioHea pur0en bon Serrn garf
selieiert. Dem RcmnniIar Der faiier-
Iid hineinhen 9oHbeborOe in 9San.
tiaa oeE beute in 9iaoria, 9. G.,
eintrai, I'M einen sipeiidbrigen llr.
Inub in oen Der. Staoten su eerbrin.
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
wrOsfeurr in glacs6eus.
QSittsbura, 9}d., 10. Syuli.

Gin Seiler. peIhes beoeutenoeger.
lutte in ben 5abrifanlagen Der
Cream GitD @oDeu &ire 8orts"
an5uriften orobt, brah I'M 10 llbc
beuie 9ormittaa an Der Rebecea Ctr.
IN 9l0eqbenp ans. Sn tur5er 3eit
Itanoen fiinf @obubdnier in 6lam-
men. Gin @eueralalarm rief Die
gan5e 5euertpebr Der StoOt berbei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Ter aaHpf nm bic Hsns sa6nrats.
siifjnono, 10. suIi.

Der aitter 9Srltaarb pom Sreis.
bndoesopelofionsgeridJt Derldngerte
6euta ben gegen Die ftnatlihe Cor.
porationfonuniiTiou gerihteia Gin.
haIts5eieH, Der es Oieier GominiIiion
ber6ietet. 5ie 2 gents Boiiagierbafn
rate IN araft 81 iesen
Die 5rnge. oie Dor Dem grifte
idrpebt, 1T sic. o5 Ste genannfe gonl.
mifiioa oog Reht 5ot, eine 0erartiqs
8erfnginis 81 srIal'en. gs bei5., BAG
Ser 61u Bis Dor 1os 55hfte gers5t
81 2aRoss aetEa6lt r1irA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
gPidlter 9nnns ,mn6.

Gan 9rancisco, gaI, 10. Sui.
Dos ge3irfs-glppelgcridJt gciDdbr.
te beute Die ginleitiinq eincs Nian0a-
'nusperfnbrens, oeiien 3ipst Is lit,
Oen 9iidter Tune 81 5iUingen, oic
pon 0en glnip6Iten 6es giirger.
meiiters Sdlnnib erbobenen Ginfpdn-
De iofort su beontiporten umO ole nod
gegen Sdniib iffpebeuoeH Sale 5ur
8erbanolune nn5uieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
,s0IIeI, III. 10. eslfLi

ssn ser 6abrif Der uglmerican Gan
Gonlpann~ barit beate elm 20 Eonnen
nie1en0es Sdlpungra0. Ger Geler
Charles 8. golUers piirOe BON eineni
Eriunnaritiid 1etootet uu0 ser ar.
better Sobn OrImpifih erlitt itnuere
gerletun9sn. Der an Dem Gebdu0e
uno ser glaifiHerie angeridltqte
5haoan belairit iia auf n1e5rere tar.
ienS Collars.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Ter qOfOmOtibfhbrer tobt, brei Rer,
ioHeH Berlebt.

eufolae einer 3ngfoaiiion ouf Ser
g1obile & C8oEiien5abn nabe
gsbiitIer. sIa., 5 N2piIen BON bier.
lpir5e beute Der eofouiotiofiIhrer
g6omos 7eaie eetootet, Der Seiser
uno Elm 9oitbeaufer Dur5cn ifncr
perlesi uno eine uHbefannte 0egerin
frn nit Iei5tsren gerleslnsea la.
Dor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
SSmasrirf in 1908.


SuOianapolis, Slio.. 8. Suli.
es lit nun enoaiiIiig beidloiien,
onb 0os Sdnoegfeit oes gfor0alneri.
fouiideH Sdnarbuuoes i'm Sabre
1908 abgebaIteh miro. 0as Set miro
IN Dem nam i'm @mi beariiicnen Ra.
billon Der @iebousiteIlina scr 13,.
800 Berlouen iabt, abgeboIten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
sian0 am eIaHo am lOiabl
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON 6rii

Ger 9lubidnittsitono BON 6riib.
iabnuei5en betrug S7.2 8unfte am /.
SSltIi, eegen Ss.7 gunfte Iesten W1o.
nat, Ola ann /. Suli 1906, 91.0 am
l. SSltli 1905 uno $50 als 0urh.
idnittsitono mdbreno Der perfloHenen
10 Sabre.
ssolgen0e 9abele beronfhmiIidt
oen Stane oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Sen fiim baliltidhlihlten syriibiabrs.
,,,o;,c.. b,,.n,.Ao.. rSt.-Sto.,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
bauenoen Stoaten

Der 0iirdJihnittsitan0 BEG Safers
6etrue am / S5uIi $40 gunfte, aeaen
81 6 letten Wonat, $40 am l. sui
1906, 92,1 am /. Sui 1905 uno 88.2
ais 9alrtitnittsitano Der berfloije.
neH 5ebn Sohre.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
SianO an Gtnno am
1. Suii 1907 1. Nuii 1906 3

Ser 9urhibnittsitano oes @inter.
nei5ens am /. SuIi D. S. betrua 1873
Ruufte, eesen TIA 4rnfte IestenMo-
not, aegen $50 oiu 1. sSltli 1906,
1927 III 1905 uno S0.4 ais 8urd)-
icbuittsitnnO ipdbrenO ser lesten 10
Sabre.
6olgen0e Sdbelle beronibaulidt
0en Stan0 oes g9interapebens in
Staoten, Die cine 02iaion glder oOer
mebr n1itgginteripeisen beitellt baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
SER GUolsg ais @rdFoent boras.
idllnaeu.

COS glHgeIes, Gal. 10. sysIi.
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. 6.
goolep oon Chicago lUur6e hente
eritimntig als QrGitOent ser 9n.io.
nal educational aHoci0tion bonn Qo.
misunderstanding 0oraahIaael,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

oos Saus inSlanrmen Sic bier lun's
SebeH aefommenCn ainoer idhieieu
IN einem an Oie 4iide anitoBen0en
3inrnler, ipdbreno 0ds geretteie att0
IN eineu iueiter oblegenoen 3aumer
ihliei. GaS Saus ipiir0e BON Oen
6lcmmen gdu5Iib nerniatct. Gic
umaefominenen aiiv0er itanOen I'M
Sllter BON 3 0lonaten bis 81 4 Sch.
rem.
Suiiiu. Gul.. 9. SaiI;.
@ei Oen grau0e ibres Sauics fan.
BEN Iebte 1adlt ote bier 4moer BON
Serrn iu0 6ran CHARLES g. Camp.
ben in Saiiiin @alleD ibren So0.
Gie gItern retteteu nit gSube Oas
nadte 9cben.
9os gbepadr eriuohte mitteu IN
Ser G,dt unO fnnO Oos 9aas IN
6Ianuneu. sic nlodtea Der3meiieItr
Aniuenaluqen. ibre @inSer 81 ret.
ten aber neracbens. un0 9ei0e er.
Iitten idipere 9ranomun0en. Die
umgcfonrnienen 8iN0er iton0en i'm
filter oon Is M2onatcn bis 70 Sab.
rem. Naan gIoubt. ooB Sic @yploiion
elmer BetroleimIampe Sic mdTcnO
Der gladt branr'e, Oas 6euer perur-
iahte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

-tlvIIVIlf &ols.t 10. a5llll.
Dit 40 gsssn 10 Stimnen
na5ns beuts Ser Senat oie gorIaae
Oh wsl5e Eir ale efsEba5nea, sis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

Verdi when hoy had gift for
Latin. and the village priest advised
him TO become n priest. Meanwhile
the lad became an Office boy in BarcZ-
zis wholesale grocery store and FOR n
little over 81 II year played the organ
In the church Mt Roncolc, but one day
ltihappencd that Rev. Dr. Selctti, who
had decided that the hoy should be n
monk, was officiating mt mass while
Verdi played the organ. Tho priest
was struck with the unusual beauty of
the music and Mt the close OF the scrv-
Ice expressed II desire to see the organ
LIST. Verdi appeared, and the priest
recognized him MS the pupil whom he
had sought to turn from music to the.
ology.
Whose music were you playIng?"
asked Seletti. 1T was beautiful"
Verdi said shyly that he had brought
no music with him that day and had
been improvising 80 played rs ]
felt said he.
"Ahw exclaimed Selettl. II advised
you wrongly. You must be no priest
but musician"
After that the way was easier. The
priestly influence on his side opened
many ell door to hlm.-London Saturday
Review.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
slant Observation-Disclosures In Mr.

sistant postmaster-goncral In Mr.
Clcvclnnd's second administration.
AS the youngest member of the
iirln Lands was supposed 30 80 out
and get business. After awhile Ian
dis withdrew from the partnership
lie was asked as TO what had hap
pened. ooh, | just called in Uhl and
tones and discharged them" was his
way OF putting 1t. He was about 30
years old then.
Two of Judge lands brothers are
Charles l1. and Frederick. Charles IS
n member of Congress from Indiana
and Frederick served in the Louise for
four years up TO last March. He was
defeated in the election of 1906 An
other brother, Walter. is the postmas
ter at San Juan Porto Rico The re-
manning brother. John. physician.
has never held a federal office. When
Kenesaw was appointed a United
states judge. man from Washing
ton was introduced to him in Chica-
go. Judge" said the man. 81 know
your two brothers who are in Con
srcss. and your brother who is most
master ut San Juan.
"Ah, yes" remarked Judge Lands.
They are office holders; am pub
lie servant
After his return to Chicago Judge
Lands plunged into politics. a friend
Of his who hadn't seen him for years
met Charles Lands one day. What's
kencsaw dong?' he asked. "Oh,
he's trying TO get Frank Lowdon nom
mated for governor said Charles.
But Lowdon is n Republican and
kencsaw is Democrat" remarked
The qncstoner.
"oh. no. said Charles. "Kcncsaw
has been lifelong Republican,
since in 1896"
Judge Landis wears his hair rather
long and has habit of passing his
hands through it, He is n young man
with an old mans manner. Ills Ian
guage is picturesque, and his sayings
quaint. Ho talks with drawl. ms do
all the Lands brothers. and his way
of expressing himself is impressive
lie was well liked when he lived n
Washington and his course in the
Rockefeller case is being watched
with interest by his friends in the
capital Washington Special to New
York Commercial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Long Live the KIM

is the popular cry throughout Euro
pean countries; while In America. the
cry OF the present day is Long live
pr Kings New Discovery, King of
Throat and Lung Remcdics.' of
winch Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine, Truro.
Mass. says: ct never fails to give
immediate relief and TO quickly cure
q congh or cold" Mrs. Paines cpin-
ion Is shared by majority of tho
inhabitants of this country. New dis
covery cures weak lungs and sore
throats after all other remedies have
failed; and for coughs and colds it's
the proven remedy. Guaranteed by
all druggists.
SOC and s1OO. Trial bottle free. =.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Boston.st. Louis divide Honors.

BOSTON. MASS. July l5.-Boston
and st. Louis divided today's two
games evenly. St. Louis vim ng the
first l 10 and Boston the second
"A to e. The first game was marked
-tby excellent fielding by Boston. The
mastery pitching Of Beultes gave
Boston the second game. The score:
First game
r. II. L.
st Louis .....OOOO1OOOO-i IL 0
Boston 10000 4 o
:. Beebe and Noonan; Young and
yNeedham. Time 1:35 Umpire Rig
sler.
q Second game
Boston .......1OlO1O1Ox-3 . ,
st. LOUIS ,..100O00010- 4
y Boultes and Needham; Lush,
Fromne and Marshall. Time 2:O2-
Umpire RiSler.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Worlds First Library.

Tho first circulating library be-
longing to Pamphlets, presbyter of
Caesarca. who lived in the third and
fourth century a. d. He collected
10000 religious books.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Cubs Win Pitchers Battle

= PHILADELPHIA, PA. July'1G.--Iu
n pitchers battle here today Chicago
shut out philadelphia TO o. The Wis
itors scored their only run on two
singles and an error. Score;
Z; II. II. T..
Chicago .....10OOOOOO0-l o
q Lundergren and Moren Sparks and
Doom. Time l25. Umpire O'Day and
sKlem
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
w OrId OF Sport

Louis today . 10 . Tannchill and
Petty pitched the entire game. Petty
weakening toward the end. Score:
II. H. r..
st. Los O00000 000O000l-2 Il ,
Bost'n observation-disclosures L. I
batteries; Petty and stevens: Tan
nehill and Crigcr. Time 3:07. TIM
pire, O'Loughln.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

One OF the days we remember with
pleasure. as well as with profit TO
our health. is the one on which we
became acquainted with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. the painless purifiers
that cure headache and biliousncss
and keep the bowels right 25c at
The Ideal Pharmacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Ewino Fooled the Giants.

I. NEW YORK. July i5.-Ewlng
proved too much OF 4 puzzle for the
New York players in today's game and
Cincinnati won by n score of to 2.
,ss X. II. F.
Cincinnati ~ no 2O1GOO2O-5 II ]
New York ...1OOO00Ol Z
Ewing and Schlei: McGinnity. Ames
and Bowerman. Time 1;5S. Umpire
Carpenter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE:
Results Yesterday.

Washington, postponed, ac
count rain. III
Observation-Disclosures, game post
p6ned. wet grounds.
Chicago. 10: New York,.Q Ste
st. Louis, 2; Boston. .. (1G' In
nmgs.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
each,s Timely Three eaooer.

BROOKLYN. n. Y. July 15.-Lehcif
hit for three when the bases were
filled in the sixth inning and won to-
days game for Pittsbnrg.
'i i r. II. Il,
Pittsburg ..,.0OO.OO4OO0-4 6 o
Brooklyn 0010-.l . 0
Z Phillip and Gibson; Scaiilon and
Bergen Time $40. Umpire John
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
nrltaIn,s Stocking Makers.

Forty thousand persons are ongag-
ed in the manufacture of stockings
In England.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Today's Games.
II chmond at Portsmouth.
Norfolk AT Lynchburg. -
1 Danville at Roanoke.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia. o; Chicago. |.
New York. 2; Cincinnati. >.
Boston tiirst gamc) o; st. Louis. |.
Second game. Boston, (; st. Louis, =.
BROOKLYN, |; Httsbmrg. !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Standings OF the Clubs.

Games. Today.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington ut Detroit.
New York mt Chicago.
Boston nj st. Louis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Atlanta, 6: New Orleans. :.
Nashville, 4; Little Rock. >.
birmingham, .; Memphis. /.
Montgomery =; Shreveport, 0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Standing Of the clubs.
Games Today.

Pittsburg at New York. "a
Chicago ut Boston' So
s!i Cincinnati ut Philadelphia.
4 St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
BASEBALL NOTES.


Not until they were so exhausted
| that further playing was practically
impossible and after they had broken
all previous records for Il baseball
game, did the IlcintZ Victors and Co
lumbus Selects call their game n
draw after thirty-six innings at Co
lumbus, Ohio, Saturday. The score
stood > TO .. The pitchers on both
| sides worked dnnng the entire game.
Decker of the Nictors had twenty
strkconts to his credit. and Rohfus.
the Selects twirler, one less. Each
side made eight hits The former
record was thirty-inning contest.
made earlier in the week at Clevc-
land.
Kansas City holds ono record that
Is not enjoyed by any team or city
ffnSthe country in a baseball way. Il,
is said that that town has had clubs
in moro leagues than any town that
has ever supported the professional
game. 1t has had franchises in seven
different baseball organizations.
Knabc of the Phlladelphias is one
of those players addicted To bringing
spectators to their feet with w ward
like fcats on the ball field. There is
an individuality al.ont his work which
is such n notable characteristic OF
Hal Chasc's playing In short. he is
Il 'card'-New York Sun
Findlayson of the Poug;ikecpslc
team has Il remarkable record up to
date this reason. He has pitched six
games. shutting out five teams. lie
should have had six shutouts had 1t
not been for TWO errors This game
however, he won by to- .. a pitcher
who hasn't had an earned run against
him in six games is doing phenomo-
nal work Only five men reached
third base In the six games that he
pitched. He is not is years old yet
"The great objection have TO dou-
hle.hcaders.'' said Manager Jones OF
the White Sox. SIS the fact that |
have to wear sun glasses the first
game and when ! have glasses on !
cannot see what is going on nj all,
The Sox have plenty of pitchers and
are better off in this respect than
any OF the clubs that we have to play
double-headers with. We are no cx-
ception IN the league. however, as
everyone of the teams will have to
play as many doubleheaders rs We
will"
Jimmy Casey, the Brooklyn captain
is playing better ball just now than
he has been doing for the last three
years. He has been banging out the
ball for doubles and triples. and be-
sides is fielding his position admira'
bly,.
Bill Nance has received the can
from the Trenton Tri-State league
club. This is the count of 10 over
his PROSTATE baseball body.
Crntchcr Of Kansas City has earned
for himself the title of being the
widest pitcher so far in 1907. Tie
gave 10 bases on balls in one game.
Chech has struck out II, Putnam
10, Wicker 10, and Wilson II in one
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

Jimmy Casey, the Brooklyn captain
is playing better ball just now than
he has been doing for the last three
years. He has been banging out the
ball for doubles and triples, and be
sides is fielding his position admira'
bly,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Portsmouth. /: Richmond. |.
Lynchburg, o: Norfolk, 4.
Roanoke, 1; Danville, ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

Bill Nance has received the can
from the Trenton Tri-Statc league
club. This is the count of 10 oyel
his. PROSTATE baseball body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

Crntchcr OF Kansas City has earned
for himself the title of being the
widest pitcher so far in 1907. Tie
gave 10 bases on balls in one game.
Chech has struck out IA, Putnam
10, Wicker 10, and Wilson II in one
contest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

Tho new and powerful Iron Palace
steamers. Newport News, Washington
and Norfolk will leave daily ms fol-.
lows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

Kansas City holds one record that
Is not enjoyed by any team or city
'fn@the country in a baseball way. |,
is said that that town has had clubs
in more leagues than any town that
has ever supported the professional
game. II has had franchises in seven
different baseball organizations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-16

Knabc of the Philadelphias is one
of those players addicted to bringing
spectators to their feet with wizard
like fcats on the ball field. There is
an individuality alont his work which
is such Il notable characteristic OF
Hal Chasc's playing. In short, he is
Il "card.'-New York Sun.