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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
GEN. G! BOOTH SAILS -
= FOR SOUTH AFRICA
Hearst News Service.

Southampton, England, August S.
General William Booth, commander-in-
chief of the Salvation army, sailed for
South Africa today 10 locate a Saliva.
ton Army post in that district.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08

The board of supervisors finished
this term and adjourned at noon today,
They had considerable amount Of
routine work to do, and the considera-
tion Of the personal Assessment roll
was the largest job of all. though 1t
proved that not much adjusting was
needed, still 1t was their duty to go
over the list name by name and make
a searching inquiry This they did and
II required hard lot Of work.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
FOR ROBBERS
NOW TERRORLZLNG TOWN

days. Citizens today held a mass
meeting and raised fund to assist the
officers in capturing the burglars. A
purse of $500 is offered for the capture
of each burglar dead or alive.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
TRIED TO SUICIDE
BY TAKING POISON
ON A BUSY STREET

bottle full of carbolic acid on a prom
inent street corner. The bottle was
knocked from her hand by stranger
in time to save her life, though her
face was horribly burned. The girl
escaped from a convent a year ago and
eloped with Mccarthy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
Offers 100000
FORA M0T0RBOAT
Hearst News Service.

Ottawa, Ont. August S.-A. R. Pea
cock, a Pittsburg millionaire, an
nounces that he will pay 100000 for
motorboat with speed of fifty miles
an hour.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
Hearst News Service.

Yonkers, n. Y, August S.-Mrs. An
ma Mccarthy, aged eighteen, daughter
of Mrs. Clara Bloodgood who sui
cided year ago for an unaccounta-
Bile reason, today tried to swallow a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
DYNAMlTED
Four Homes Occupied By Negroes Blown Into
Smithereens This Afternoon.

is not so bad as it has been. Both
sides are firm and determined and the
end of the trouble is not yet in sight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
46 COUPLES
IN JUST 45 MINUTES

he married forty-six couples in forty
five minutes on the canal zone just af-
ter the recent crusade against i'm
morality
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08

Mr.. A. L. Lindsey has moved his
offices from the First National Bank
building to 106 West Pine street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08

DR.. Tom Watts, of Brookhaven, was
the guest of DR.. f. j. Mitchell yes-'
terday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
Hearst News Service.

Hearst News Service.
Pittsburg, August S.-The town Of
Castle Shannon, near this city, is af-
fiicted with burglag1x Gy-one rob
berries have occur e in ten
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08

Mr.. E. c. Neelly, who has been
spending ten days in Alabama, is ex-
pected to return this evening.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-08
Hearst News Service.

Omaha, Neb., August S.-Judge Ed
gar Garrison, of the Panama canal
gone, who is visiting here, says that
, 1908-10-12
INTERVIEW DENIED.
Senator Eikins Refutes Statement Err
roneousIy Attributed to His Wife.

Pittsburg, Oct. 12.-In an authori-
tatfve statement today United States
Senator Elkins of West Virginia
branded as untrue the alleged inter-
view accredited to his wife saying
that there was no engagement be-
tween Miss Katherine Elkins and the
Duke Of Abruzzi.
In an emphatic ann Eikins said
that neither his wife nor himself could
give such an interview, for the sim
pie reason that 1t was impossible to
deny something that did not exist.
Elkins talker to the Associated Press
the long distance telephone from
Ellins. w. Va, and vas much excited
the numerous reports concerning
the engagement of his daughter pub
lished. Neither in Europe nor in
America has any announcement of
the engagement been made. There
is no engagement"
, 1908-10-12
GERS He PENSION.
Laramie Lady Notified Of. Action by
Senator Warren Of Wyoming.
special to Tho RepublIcan.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. ,12.-Senator
Warren OF this city has received noti.
fication OF the allowance of the PEN
sion claim of Mrs. Plesa A. Rodgers,
widow OF Isaac s. Rodgers. who served
as private in Company M, Third regi-
ment Of Indiana home guards. She
lives at AT Second street, Laramie,
Wyo. She will receive So per month
from january 15, 1904; $12 from April
79, 1908, and by completing her hus-
bands invalid claim she will receive
the pension due him from December
10. 1890. to May IL, 1904, the date Of
his death. She will receive nearly
$1,400 all told.
, 1908-10-12
SAYS THAT LABOR is NOT SUP.
PORTING POLITICAL PARTY
BUT PRINCIPLE BY
FOLLOWING HIM.
Says That Taft lie Originator and spe.
cihc Champion Of Discretionary
Government-Bryanitss Attack a
Grand Army Man at Lincoln
Candidates Making Speeches In
Their own states This Week.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 12.-'1n per.
forming n so.emn duty at this time in
support Of a political party, labor does
not become partisan to a political party
but partisan to a principle" declares
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor In q circular is
sued today regarding labor's attitude
in the campaign.
0ompers' Charge.
He charges that the republican par.
ty and its candidates stand for the
further extension into this country OF
q despotic government vested in the
judiciary, and that the democratic par
w and It's candidates stand for gov
ernment BY law vestedein the leople.
Reiterates silly Fahehood.
The cicru ar refers to Judge Taft as
the originator and specific champion
Ut the discretionary government
, 1908-10-12
ASSEMBLY
WILL BACK THE KING
morning. amounts practically to a
vote of confidence in this government.
War eve Growing.

Cettinje, Montenegro, Oct. 12.-The
wal fever resulting from the annexa
ton by Austria-Hungary of Bosnia n
Herzegovina has been strengthened
by the Bellicose message to parlia-
ment from Prince Nicholas, who de-
clared that the act Of Austria had in
Il cted a crying wrong upon the people
of Montenegro, and hal they were pre-
pared to sacrifice their last drop of
blood unless peaceful endeavors re-
suited in righting this grievance. The
message was received with cheers.
, 1908-10-12
NEW DISEASE IS
KILLING |NO|ANs.
cREEs ON SHORES OF JAMES AND
HUDSON BAYS BEING WIPED
OUT BY THE scoUReE.
Much Like LaGrippe, But More Deadly
and Highly Contagious-Word
Brought by Alonzo Skinner, Who
Spent Some Time Studying the
People-Southern Woman Dead.

New York, Oct. PA deadly dis.
ease, in some respects like the grip,
out highly contagious and far more
Mortal than the grip in this climate,
has attacked the already depleted
tribes of Cree Indians, on the shores
Of James and Hudson bays, killing,
men, women and children by the
scores.
Skinner Brought Word.
Alonzo Skinner of the department
Of ~anthropology of the American
Museum of Natural History, who re-
;ently returned from an exhaustive
itudy of the people of that country,
brought the news of the plague to this
city.
People Panic Stricken.
"The disease apparently comes from
nowhere said Skinner. mo n ever
heard of it before. The people are
panic-stricken. The sickness mani
'ests itself in a cold, followed by a
rough, fever and nausea"
, 1908-10-12
NO FEDERAL FUNDS
FOR STATE EXHIBIT

When W, H. Beal was here on Sat
urday examining the books of the ex-
pertinent station for the office of ex-
pertinent stations of the department
OF agriculture, he questioned the right
of the officers of the station here to
use funds derived from the federal
government for making exhibits at the
state and other fairs in the state, as
not being strictly experimental work,
and commended the officers of the
station for not having used the funds
for an agricultural exhibit at the state
fair this month.
, 1908-10-12
HERMioN TEMPLE TO
HAVE A CELEBRATION

At the meeting Saturday night Of
Hermion Temple, Pythian Sisters, it
was determined to properly celebrate
the founding of the order twenty years
ago on the 23rd Of this month, and a
committee consisting Of Mrs. Fred
Fisher. Mrs. Jesse Converse and Mrs.
P. G. Rauner was appointed to ar
range the affair. The plan of the
celebration was not fully determined
upon.
, 1908-10-12
TO HOLD HATFIELD.
Man Suspected Of Having Killed Six
People 10 Under Arrest.

Sherman, Texas. Oct. 12.-Deputy
United States Marshal McAfee today
a message from Sheriff Lang.
ford of San Jose, California, that the
governor OF California had directed
that the man known as Hatfield, who
is in the custody of federal officers,
be held until the sheriff has arrived.
Hatfield was arrested September 2 on
suspicion of being James c. Durham,
wanted in Santa Clara county, Cali
fornia, for the murder of six people
twelve years ago.
, 1908-10-12
STEWART RETIRED.
Stationed at Unnarrisoned Post for
Several Months.

Washington. Oct. 12.-Colonel Will
liam F. Stewart, who has been in Eek
lie" at the ungarrisoned post at Fort
Grant. Ariz, has been retired from
active service. The report of the
board which examined Colonel Stew
art was presented to the president and
he Immediately directed that Colonel
Stewart be retired.
, 1908-10-12
Austrian FLAG Burned.

Berlin, Oct. 12.-The local Anzeiger
publishes a despatch from Belgrade
saying that the Servian customs Off
Gals on the frontier were taken forci-
Bile possession of the Hungarian S
toms house and the people of Bel
grade burned another Austrian a
on the pubic square.
Government Urged to Fight.
The Servian government, the CORE
spondent says in conclusion, appears
unable to Withstand the warlike. tend
encles of the people
, 1908-10-12

houses to the block were built and
occupied. The company will lay the
sewers along the lines given in The
Republican a day OIL two ago, the city
taking the sewer as the conditions are
complied with as to the number Of
houses.
, 1908-10-12
RECEIVED NEW SHEEP
FOR EXPERIMENTAL WORK

The experiment station stock farm
has received two new bucks for the
government cooperative sheep test, q
Rambouillet from Ohio and \ Delaine
from Sedalia. Mo. The RAmboulliet
arrived yesterday and the Delaine this
morning. All the bucks, both aged
and lambs, have been brought to the
stock farm from the King ranch for
the winter breeding in the cooperative
tests.
, 1908-10-12
Denied Motion to Discharqe.

White Plains, Oct. 12.-Justice Mills
enied the application for a jury trial
is to Thaw's sanity. He also denied
he motion to discharge him from
custody, on the ground that the jury
1t the last trial did not find him in
;ane.
Thaw will have to remain in the
tate asylum until the court of appeals
nall have decided whether he is en-
tiled to a hearing before a jury.
, 1908-10-12
TIGERS WALLoP WINDY CITY Ao-
GREGATloN IN THIRD GAME
OF WORLD SERIES IN
FINE STYLE.
sesrs Eight to Three and Victory for
the M~iehIsanders on Chicago
Fieid-DoubIe-Dec Grand stand
Filled and Boxes All Occupied,
Fans Wearing overcoats and U.s.
ing Blankets Against Weather.
The Score Today.
Third Game Of Series.


Chicago. Oct. 12.-Chicago and De-
troit today contested in the third
game of the worlds championship
series. With two victories to their
credit the Chicagos were confident,
but the Dotroits were not discouraged.
The weather was chilly and over
coats and rugs were in use by the
spectators.
Attendance Disappointing.
As the attendance at the two games
already played fell below expectations,
less anxiety to secure tickets early
was displayed. but a good-sized crowd
in line when the ticket wig
aoWs opened. =
The D~atteriss.
Batterfes-Chicago, Pfeister and
Detroit, Mullins and. Thomas.
Grand Stand Filled.
At 2 o'clock the immense double
decked grand stand INT all the boxes
were filled, but there were vacant
seats in the bleachers. The beginning
play was delayed until 2:15.
Reulbach Failed to Win.
In the ninth inning Reulbach went
in to pitch for Chicago.
, 1908-10-12
skUPSHlTINA VOTES LARGE
CREDIT AND AYERS THAT 1T
WILL STAND BEHIND
THE GOVERNMENT.
Hopes That Vigorous Activity Will Be
Displayed for Protection of Ma.
TONS Threatened Interests-News
in London F~oreshadows Success
on Part of Powers in Bringing
About Peaceful Settlement.

Belgrade, Oct. 12,-The S%kupshitina,
in an extraordinary session today,
adopted unanimously the following
resolution:
Expects Vigorous Activity.
THE Skupshitina, after hearing ex-
plantations of the government and the
steps. taken by it, expects that vigor-
GUS activity will be displayed for the
protection of the nations threatened
interests. With this object in view,
the Skupshitina will support the gov
eminent to the fullest extent"
Voted Large Credit.
The Skupshitina sent an encourag-
ing telegram of greeting to the Mont
enegrin national assembly, which met
today, and voted an extraordinary
credit of s3,2OO.0OO to the ministry of
war.
Further important decisions are ex.
pected.
, 1908-10-12
Powers to Find Solution.

London, Oct. 1.-THE news re-
this morning from the storm
centers in the near east confirms the
belief held in London that the pow
ers Will find a friendly solution for
the crisis which has agitated Europe
for more than a week.
Servia In Line.
Seryia, 1t is now thought, has fallen
in line with the other states directly
Interested and is taking a more quiet
view of the situation. The resolution
Of the Servian assembly, passed this
, 1908-10-12
A[RONAUTs HAVE
A THRILLING TIME
BALLOON BURSTS AND TWO MEN
FALL DISTANCE OF OVER
FOUR THOUSAND FEET.
Bag Spreads Out Like Parachute and
Men Sail Slowly to Earth, Receiv-
ing Only Slight lnluries-5ritish
Parliament convenes for Session
Of Ten Weeks.

Berlin, Oct. PA. Holland Forbes
and Augustus C. Post, the American
aeronauts, who yesterday had a narrow
escape from death when their balloon,
the Conqueror, burst in the air at an
altitude of four thousand feet, have
completely recovered this morning
from the effects of their thrilling ea.
p%erience.
opened Like Parachute.
They owe their escape to the fac
that the balloon opened like a para
chute when half way down. allowing
them to drop gradually.
, 1908-10-12
EcAPEo CONVICT

10 OhEo
F. w. Young, who escaped from the
penitentiary at Rawlins August 16,
by walking away when sent after a
board in a distant part Of the yard,
has been captured at Craig, Colorado,
and an officer has gone from the peni-
Tertiary to return him to Rawlins.
Young was sem from Laramie coun-
ty for four years for forgery and his
time had almost expired, with credit
for good behavior. This he will for.
felt and will have to ~serve the full
time.
, 1908-10-12
AT MoTHER,s sEpsIDE
WHEN nEAIA CAME.

DR.. c. J. Sawyer today received &
letter from his wife, dated at Spring
Hill, Kas.. telling him Of the death on
Friday of her mother. Mrs. Wiley, who
was moro than 80 years Of age. The
death occurred on Friday and the in
terment in the Spring Hill cemetery
yesterday. Mrs. Wiley's husband died
several years ago. She leaves three
daughters and two sons, all OF whom
were present ct the funeral. Mrs.
sawyer u expected home in few
days.
, 1908-10-12
INJUNCTION ISSUED
BY JUDGE DUNDY

leave the employ Of their employer be-
cause any OF the terms Of the employ
ment are unsatisfactory"
Stood With TAFT.
With this strong, clear presentation
Of the law as their guide, the judges
in Wyoming and Colorado refused to
act with Judge Dundy. They believed
Judge Taft to be right and stood
squarely upon the ground he had laid
down.
What was the result Of this action?
Judge Caldwell Of Little Rock, an
able Judge appointed during the ad-
m~inistraticn of President Benjamin
Harrison, was called to preside. He
took testimony for many days and
delved deeply into all the AFFAIRS OF
the company. The outcome Of the
trial was that the Dundy order was
set aside and the receivers OF the road
were ordered to continue the employ
ment of the men at wages they had
been receiving prior to the democratic
panic. That order stood during all of
the time that the Union Pacific roaI
was In the hands Of receivers. It wa
made strictly in pursuance of the
Judge Taft decision, which aided the
righteous judges Of the west in taking
-le action they did.
Railroad Men Know.
The foregoing are facts well known
to all the railroad men who were in
the employ Of the Union Pacific dur
ing 1894. They know that Judge
Dundy made the order stated; they
know that Judges Riner and Hallett
refused to confirm that order in Wyo.
ming and Colorado; they know that
Judge Caldwell was called to preside
and that the old schedules Of wages
were maintained; they know that the
trouble was brought about BY the
panic precipitated by the democratic
administration; they know that the
entire trouble was during a democratic
ad administration. and they know that the
decisions Of the republican Judges,
Riner, Haliett and Caldwell, were
strictly In line with the decision pre-
vtously handed down BY Judge TAFT,
More than thfss thny knnw that Judge
laft's decision hes been held to be the
law by every court that has since had
occasion TO pass uTpu the matter, with
the single exception OF Judge Dundy,
and his decision was not sustained.
Judge Taft's decision has been accept
e bythe labor unions as the most able
declaration of their rights ever handed
down from q federal bench.
An Insult to Reason.
For the democratic papers of this
state to refer to the Duniy decision as
something in line with the decision of
Judge Taft and something likely to
happen should he be elected, is an In
suit to the intelligence of every Ameri.
can union man who is able to read the
English language.
, 1908-10-12
Skinner Brought Word.
People Panic Stricken,


Gallipolis, O., Oct. 12.-Mrs. Ruth
Early Nash, sister of General Jubal
Carly of the Confederate army, died
lere last night. She is the last of
| famous Virginia family.
, 1908-10-12
CITY WILL ASSUME
OWNERSHIP OF SEWERS

At a special meeting of the city oun
il Saturday night, at the city hall,
Nth representatives present from the
irand avenue addition to the city, the
,ouncil declared 1t to be the policy OF
he city 10 assume the ownership OF
he sewers to be laid in the Grand
venue addition as rapidly ~ nve
, 1908-10-12

London, Oct. 12.-Premier Asquith
announced to parliament today that
he trusted a solution will be found
for the complication in the neal east
as a result of events.
, 1908-10-12
Among Travelling Men.

Fairbury. Neb., Oct. ia straw
vote taken in the WILDER hotel at viii
Der, Neb., fifteen travelling men pres
ent, showed fourteen for Taft and one
for Bryan. The vote was taken by p.
G. Grubbs, Lincoln, and E. Treller,
, 1908-10-12
Changes Her Plans.

London, Oct. 12.-Great Britain has
receded from her previously expressed
determination to confine the questions
to be discussed by the proposed inter-
national conference regarding the
Balkans to recent events in Bulgaria.
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
, 1908-10-12
Will Talk to Farmers

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 12.-William II.
Taft left here this morning for a con
tinuous our until election night. He
will spend three days in this state,
mainly in the rural districts, talking
to farmers.
, 1908-10-12
Talked Foreign Missions.

New C~rivans. La, Oct. I2.-Foreign
missions today received the almost I'm
divided attention Of the international
missionary conference Of the churrhev
Of Christ. N.
, 1908-10-12
ThaW Back to Asylum.

White Plains, N. Y, Oct. 12.-Jus-
ice Mills, in the supreme court here
oday, committed Harry X. Thaw to
he Matteawan asylum for the Grim
nal insane.
, 1908-10-12
Attack on Grand Army Man.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 12.-Bryan sym
pathizers Saturday night broke up a
gathering of old soldiers in front OF
the Grand Army of the Republic hall
by loudly cheering for their favorite,
while the drum corps was playing.
Soldier Resents Insult.
Janitor Cochran of the state house
was run into by one of the Bryan
crowd and the old soldier squared
around to fight but the arrival of the
police at this juncture prevented any
further trouble. One of the disturbers
was arrested.
Merchants Are Democrats.
The Grand Army hall is on south
Twelfth street, up stairs, and ON either
side below the stores are run by dem.
ocrats. The old soldiers said the pro.
prietors of these stores objected to
the drum corps playing on the night
the post meets. At the conclusion OF
the disturbance, Myron Richards, one
Of the soldiers, said one of the mer-
chants remarked:
oTJa'"seS Do" Line SStSfdHs'
IF that don't stop it, then We will
find something that WILL" Richards
told the man that the cd soldiers had
been meeting there for more than sew.
enteen years to his certain knowledge
and that before each meeting the drum
CORPS played. THE trouble with you
Bryanites," Richards said, was that
the old soldier is like a reg rag to a
bull. You can't stand the sight of
him."
, 1908-10-12
Bryan in Nebraska.

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Oct. "a
MI. Bryan is preparing to start tomor
row on a three days tour of his HON.
state.
, 1908-10-12
LORDS viii Block Bill.

This will pass the house Of COM
mons but in the house of lords it will
be either thrown out or amended and
the controversy of last year will BIZ re.
newed.
, 1908-10-12
Bryan's Speaking Tour.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Bryan will speal
next Friday night in the convention
hall at Denver, October II in Omaha
and October 10 in Chicago.
, 1908-10-12

When ir need OF Job printing OF An
thing in the book line call on The r,
publican. First class work guaranteed.
, 1908-10-12
opened Like Paraohute.
British parliament opensd

London, Oct. 1.-THE autumn ses-
sion of the British parliament was
opened today. The entire teu-weeks'
sitting will be taken up with consider
alton of government measures, the
most important of which is the licens,
ing bill.
, 1908-10-12
Formal o k

Canea, Island Of Crete, Oct. 12.-The
Cretan parliament met here today and
formally voted union of the island
with Greece.
, 1908-10-12
SOME tNe.oE FACTS RELATING
TO THE ORDER ISSUED
ON THE OVERLAND
IN 1894.
The pundy Decision Resisted and Set
Aside Largely Because Of the De-
eIsion Of Judge TAFT In the Ann
Arbor caseeThe Men Of the un-
lon Pacific Know These Matters
From start to Finish.

from 0tdIt u rttiie"
The republican party Of Wyoming
and the west should extend a vote OF
thanks to the Cheyenne Leader and
the Boomerang for publishing quota
lions from the famous Judge Dunos
Injunction order CT 1894. 1t given
them an opportunity , show Just
was done at that t,rle and what part
the republical parry md Mr.. Taft had
in the proceeding. lie Dundy injunc-
ton is sti ! fresh in the minds OF the
old-time railroad men. They recall
with vivid recollection the thrill Of
resentment that passed through the
great body OF employees OF the Union
Pacific system when that order was
issued.
n Democratic TImsa
Fol,sWsns closely naon the panic Of
the second dsmosssktc administration.
the Union Pacific Was thrown into the
hands Of receivers and was operated
under the diree1aon Of the United
States esurts. The management of
the rnaasyanneeived that the time was
opportaneeAEA sweeping reduction in
wages. New schedules "a promul-
gated through Judge Dundy's court and
. restraining order was issued which
was designed to prevent the men In
the employ Of the road from going on
strike. This order was re sisted by the
men in not only the Nebraska court.
but in the courts Of other states in
which the Union pacific was operated.
IN wvc,r,ns 1,,a,o pi-sr rsfus.d IN
-.
ssneuoh the Dundy crasr ana IN Coio-
redo Juogc Anllett took the same
.ron.a
The Bas's o. Their Action.
And what was tho real basis Of the
s..,or t..An ~ ~. u~,,,,nx .nd
COLORADO courts ! the uh1ust
action OF the court at Omaha?
~. u,r... :,
~ passing ui"n Tue risn'S " gu
ployes upon interstate railroads. Judge
Taft In the Ann Arbor case held tina.
..-,..,.. -,.n .uI.u.a :. .ha,-
ne 11 Oh sucn employees ~ 'neit
companies Is one Of free contract, and
ia MT a-p.le~n,,. m thar ~ seamen In
, .as m aasasl sss.. , VINO me- -
tam extent, surrender their liberty m
their employment. al.o are punishable
for desertion. The employment. there.
fore. in the case q railroad employees.
..ssx.h,a -, .,.ha, nortv nh.
w. Os e..ner pa parry. lne
, 1908-10-12
Two Runs Earned.

w Runs Earned.
Chicago's runs in the fourth were
made on a base on balls. two stolen
bases, W safe hits and two errors.