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PIttshura. 3. BOSTON. 2.

Piftsburg. July f6e-Pittsburg won
yesterdays game in the tensh inning.
With the bases full and no outs Flah-
erty hit Clarke, forcing IN The winning
run. Pittsburg also reached first place
again.
Pittsburg ~ 00i 000 00f 1-S Z 0
Boston ... 600 200 600 o. z ?
Batteries: Lever and. Gibson; F'ah
erty and Smith
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


Denver. Juy i6.-In an eleven-inning
contest. Denver got The only run IN
the last half OF The eleventh, defeating
Sioux City. to 0.
Score r. II. T.
Denver ..... 600 600 600 Oil
Sioux city 900 900 600 O0--0 9 2
Batteries Olmstead and McDon.
ough; Furehner and Shea
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Oklahoma City, Okla. July 16.--
Heavy hitting won yesterdays game
for Oklahoma City. Catcher McCou-
nell was injured in the fourth inning
by a foul tip and had to be relieved.
Seore-- r. II. u.
Webb City ...... O2O 600 000-2 6 3
Oklahoma City 221 900 2Of-7 10 1
Batteries: Burnham. Gill aud Cheek;
Folbre and Mcconnell. Goes
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Joplin, Mo, July i6.--Only the po-
lice saved Manager Andrews. OF the
hutchinson team, from being mobbed
yesterday after be had turned the
dered off the grounds by Umpire Fin
ney Olson WAS also put off The field
Score r. Fl. u.
Joplin 4.....-.0O6 303 l0*-i5 10 2
Hutchinson 49,. 00l 030 COZ z o
Batteries. Pollard and Harrington.
Westcott and Andrews, Stoffer and
Freese.
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Waco. 2: oalveston. 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Cincinnati, 2; Brooklyn, 6.
Cincinnati, July 16.-Both teams had
the lead twice in Yesterdays game, the
locals finally winriag by scoang three
runs in the eighth, after Brooklyn had
scored in the eighth Catcher Bergen,
Of Brooklyn was Indefinitely suspend
ed yesterday for throwing his masS
at Umpire Rudderham Tuesday.
Score r. II. e.
Cincinnati ... .002 600 23*--7 5 2
Brooklyn .... .O02 600 O4O-6 2
Batteries: Spade, Coakley and
Schlei; Pastorious, Bell and Ritter.
New York, n; Chicago, 0.
Chicago. July 1G.--Tenney hit the
flrat ball pitched for two bases, Bres-
nahan followed with triple and New
York kept up the hits till the final
score stood II to 0.
Score R.H.B
Chicago ...... 600 600 600 0 Z 3
New York ~ POI 230 102.-11 IA I
Batteries: Brown, Pfeister, Overall
and Moran; Wiltse and Bresnahan.
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PhiIadelphla. 8; 81. Louis. 1

ST. Louis, july lG.-fhiladelphia
took the opening game Of the current
series from ST. Louis. Beebe and
Karger were unsteady and were hit
freely In the first two innings hcQnil-
len was effective. Rain delayed The
start of the game.
Score HE.
ST. Louis ..... 600 600 00l--1 . 4
Philadelphia . $50 600 00O-S ~ 0
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amount being due for services after
the federal appropriation had been ex.
hausted In addition there was years
interest al six per cent and the War
rant included the sum of $50, which
he bad contributed when President.
Murray issued his cali for aid from the
people Of the state The certinca e
had run JUST a year to a day
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w r Dalton, OF Broken Arrow,
dropped into the office Of State Audit
or Trapp this morning and drew the
last Of the warrants in payment Of
the balance due the constitutional dele
gates
Mr.. Dalton had the sum of S2S240
in mileage and pea diem due him as
ia member Of the convention, this
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Detroit, S; Boston, 4.

Boston, July l6-Deroit bunchel
hits with Bostons errors and easily
Won Willets was very effective with
men on bases. Rossman's fielding was
feature.
Score R.H. E
Detroit ...... 200 00l 020--5 2
Boston ........ 900 600 Oi0--l .
Batteries Willetts and Schmidt !:
Burchell and criger.
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Choice Of any Mems or Ladies' $500
Oxford at 1920. $3.50 oxford at $3.50.
$500 oxford at S2.48. Robinson's.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
clAveland. fsa. Nem 80. i.n-

CLEVELAND, 1888; New York, 10.
NeN. York July l6l- cleveland took
both Gimes OF yesterdays double.head
er from the locals PRESIDENT Ban
lohhion was a witness to the drub
bins The visitors played havoc with
New iJrk's pitchers in The first game
winning by l6 TO l. and they captured
the second by to 2.
First Game.
Score r. II. r.
Cleveland ... 02t 301 153-l6 II O
New York ... 600 600 00l-- 1 z
Batteries. Thielman and n. CLARKE
Davidson, Hogg Doyle and Sweeney.
Second Game.
Score r. II. T.
Cleveland .. 900 020 1908 Q
New York ... 600 zoo 0O0--O
Batteries: Rhoades and N. Clarke;
Lake and Kleinow
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Washlnoton, 8; ST. Louis, 2.

Washington. July 16.- Washiugt oa
punched four hits in the eighth on
Bailey and with wild pitch scored
enough runs to defeat st. Louis.
Score II. VI. u.
Washington -. 600 000 03*-3 Z 2
st. Louis ...... 900 200 O0O--2 !
Batteries Burns, Hughes ami
Street; Bailey and Spen,er.
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Springfield. 2; Wichita, 6.
Springfield Mo. Juiy nc Spring
Held won from Wichita in the most
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.


Webb city at Oklahoma City.
Topeka al Enid
Hutchinson at Joplin.
Wichita at Springfield.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At kansas ClIv--

Al Kansas City
Kansas City 6; ST. Paul, 8.
Al Columbus
First game Columbus, 2 Louisville
o. Second game, Columbus, l5i Louis
Vile, a.
AT Toledo
Toledo, o; Indianapolis, 2.
AT Milwaukee,
Milwaukee, 4; Minneapolis 2.
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Galveston at Fort Worth.
Houston at Dallas.
Austin at Waco.
San Antonio at Shreveport.
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BASEBALL

exciting game seen here this season
SCORE r. H. ".
Springfield M O0C 600 Oif--7 q
Wichita .,..,. 002 III ol0-6 S .
Batieries karsien. Kaufman and
Tonpemani Clarke Boln and Arm-
strong
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chlcano- -. phlIadeInhla- IL

Philadelphia. July I6.--Chicago and
Philadelphia split even in a double
header Walsh held the locals safe
IN the first game. but the home team
punched hits in the second.
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SPORTS
AND
OTHER

two games went for an even break.
The first being won by San Antonio, 4
10 2. and the second BY Fort Worth,
5 to g.
First Game.
Score R. H. E.
San Antonio ...... sd 2 1
Fort Worth ......... 10
Batteries Harris and Alexander;
Forester and Wick. -
Second Game.
Score a.H.E.
San Antonio ............3 . /
Fort Worth ....a...5 3
Batteries; Dupree and Alexander,
Griffin and Wick
Waco, 2; Galveston, I.
Waco July 16.--iBunched hits and
fast base running gave Waco the VIA
ming run. the locals winning, to /.
Score X. II. b.
Waco ....s-........'.... z
baiNehtOn ...,...'....... ..s.,...-.. y
Batteries. IIise and Louzen; sog-
rells aud Powell.
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Houston, 8; Shreveport, 4

HOUSTON. july lb.-UOstly err0rs
gave yesterdays game TO Houston.
5 TO 1
Score R.H. r..
Houston ............4.... 6 2
Shreveport s.................t 5 4
Batteries: Jarvis and Dawson; Ray
and peiit.
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San Antonio, 80; Fort Worth, 2-5.
Fort Worth, July l6.-Yesterday's
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
paIIss. Ia: AustIn. "a.

Dallas. July ie.-Dallas and Austin
divided double-header here, the 10
Gals winning the first contest to 2,
and the second game going to the Wis.
itore z 10 4
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New York at Chicago.
sostSu 81 Pitssburg.
brooklyn al Cincinnati.
Philadelphia a. g. Louis.
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Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveiand at Washington.
ST Louis at New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
FOUNDED CANNES.

Young Henry Brougham, whose engagement to
the Hon. Diana Sturt. only daughter Lord and
Lady Abingdon. has Just been announced the
occasion of his attainment of his majority, is
the grandson but the grandnephew of the famous
Lord Brougham who played so extraordinary a
role In the public life of England from the begin
ming of the nineteenth century until his death at
the age of nearly hundred on the eve of the
outbreak of the Franco-Czernan War. The
riage will not take place for some time, Lady
Brougham is in deep mourning for the death of her
father. that Peter Wells, of Windsor Forest and OF
Rome, who figures conspicuously IN Ouida's
novel Friendship under the name OF Mr.. Silvery
Bell. When still very young Lady Brougham.
who was baptized Adora but who on growing up
rechristened herself Zoe married to the late
Sir Richard Musgrave, Of Eden Hall, place rem
dered famous through Longfellow's poem entitled
The Luck of Eden Hail." which describes glass
goblet of great age. said 70 have been presented
hundreds of years ago to the of Eden Hall
by the fairies, and with which the fortunes of the
House of Musgrave have since been associated,
the good luck depending upon the goblet being pre-
served intact. After the death of SIR Richard his
widow married the present Lord Brougham and by
him has a and daughter.
Lady Brougham is very artistic and so passion
ately fond of red that not content with having red
dresses, red flowers her table. candle shades
and red electric light globes and her rooms hung
and carpeted with red adorned with red flow
she has also all her park railings painted red,
and the old women employed to weed the garden
walks dressed in long red cloaks. in order that
they might afford a picturesque contrast to the
grass and greenery. In this and in other matters
she is very original. and, like her husband. very
particular friend Of King Edward. who often stays
with them at Brougham Hall. their place in West
moreland, and at Chateau Eleanore. their home at
Cannes. Cannes, which is better known than
Nice Americans visiting the French Riviera,
may be said to its creation to the first Lord
Brougham, who. while travelling home from Rome
after the death of his seventeen-yearold daughter
Eleanore. to whom he was passionately devoted and
from whose loss he wholly recovered became
entranced with the beauty Of the scenery about
Cannes that he determined to establish a Cont
mental home there to which in memory of his girl.
he gave the of Chateau EIeanore. In course
of time large colony of English people and other
foreigners settled in the vicinity Of his chateau.
and in this way Cannes has become OF the
principal winter resorts of the southern coast of
France. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
CLASS DAY AT AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. June 23-The class day exer-
ctses of Amherst College to-day were favored with
pleasant weather and the closing literary efforts
nv the representatives of the graduating class were
listened by large gathering Of alumni, parents
and friends.
The annual meeting of the trustees Of the col
Iese was held I'm Walker Hall. and those members
of the general association OF the alumni who were
In town for the exercises also held their annual
meeting.
The annual Hyde Prize Speaking Contest was
held tonight and the awards OF prizes for the
wear were announced. They Included the follow
ing: Roswell Dwight Hitchcock Fellowship, in
social and economic science, Albert J. Lovely.
rrookIyn: Hutchins prize in Greek. Christian A.
puckmich Brooklyn; Kellogg defamation prize
for freshmen, Frederick j. Pohl. Brooklyn; Kent
nr,za for best essay The Poetry of swtnburne"
William Hallock. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
THE KINGS LIMNER
Edvard III Appoints Scotch
Painter to the Office.

Copyright. 1908. by the Brentwood Company
Edward VII has appointed Robert Gibb. one Of
the best known members of the Royal Scotch
Academy. to be a member of the royal household
in Scotland as the Kings limner. The office OF
Kings mner for Scotland in its present form
dates from the time of Sir Henry Raeburn, who
received the appointment from King George "
the occasion of the latter's visit to Edinburgh
in 1922. Sir David Wilke succeeded him. and held
The position under George ", William " and
Queen Victoria until his death Sir William Allan
and Sir ]. Watson Gordon, the latter president OF
the Royal Scotch Academy, followed him, and Sir
Noel Patton received the appointment in 1855 and
held 1t until his death, six years Since then 1t
has been vacant. Robert Gfbb who will now in
accordance with precedent be knighted, was cura-
of the National Gallery of Scotland and among
his most famous paintings are Lord William Rus
sell Receiving His Family Before His Execution
"St. COLUMBIA in Sight of Iona and beautiful
picture from the Arthuran legends entitled
Elaine" The Scotch artist Allan Ramsay was
appointed painter in ordinary to George III in 1861,
but that British and not Scotch office.
such the conferred upon Ribert Gibo,
r. S A.
The King has an entire household in Scotland.
who of course only exercise the actual duties of
the office when the sovereign happens to be stay
ing at Holyrood Palace, in Edinburgh. or when
any state function occurs, either at Balmoral or
elsewhere north of the Tweed. Among its MEM
bers the hereditary master of the household.
who Is the Kings brother-in-law, the Duke of
Argyll; the hereditary cup bearer, who is the
Earl of Southesk; the dean of the Chapel Royal,
who is the Very Rev DR.. James Cameron Lees:
the hereditary carver, who is Sir Windham Fred
erick Carmichael Anstruther :he hereditary keeper
of Holyrood Palace. who is the Duke of Hamilton;
the Duke of Bucceuch, who is the captain general
of the Kings Scotch hodyguard and royal com
pany of archers, and the hereditary standard bear
er, who is the Earl of Lauderdale, father-in-law
of viscountess Maitland, the miniature painter,
who spends much of her time In this country.
especially in New York. The King has an his
Photographer attached to his royal household
well physicians. surgeons, dentists. oculists and
botansts. but has no poet laureate. The latter
exists only in his English household. the office
being held by Alfred Austen The English house
hold also comprises keeper of the armory, name
ly, Guy Francis Dakng; keeper of the swans.
a marine painter, who is Edward de Martino;
surveyor of the royal pictures and works of art,
a gentleman Of the cellars. of the verge.
besides almoners anasthetists. organists, veteri-
nary surgeons, gentlemen at and yeomen of
the guard
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
HITCHCOCK IN "MERRY-GO-ROUND y
Counsel Obtains Modification of Injunction
Against PLAYER

Raymond Htchcock's counsel, Max Steuer got
a modification yesterday afternoon of injunction
against that performer, and as a result Hitchcock
led the merrinent in The Merry Go Round last
right the New Circle Theatre and may continue
TO do so until the day for the hearing Henry
W. Savage who got the injunction, will make
further effort to restrain Hitchcock from acting
until the dispute is settled by the court. Hitch
cock was roundly applauded last night. Early in
the day Max Steuer his counsel. appeared before
Judge Ward and applied for a modification.
Judge Ward declined modify the order without
consent of Judge Holt. who gave It. Steuer went
to New Haven where that judge attending
class day at Yale. and succeeded in getting his
permission for a modification. The substance Of
Mr. Savage's argument for injunction made
public Yesterday and is based on affdavits made
by Marc Klaw and other well known theatrical
managers.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

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