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aImpI. Rsmeay Coz ID arlppa.

IA grippe coughs are dangerous a.
saey frequently develop into pnea.
mOnia. Foley'a Hoasy and Tar not
only stops the cough bat heals and
strengthens the lungs % that no sert.
Gus results need b feared. The sen.
ulns FOloy's Hoaey ana Tar contains
no harmful drasa ana h IN 9 yellow
package. Release SnbstltassA J. W,
Mccoilam q Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

Ths Market TAKES puft snd eey
eral Transfers Mads.

srsI rrsnssese MHas
The real estate market senls q
have taken 3 lively squirt within the
past two or three days. &c several
Important deals have been conauin-
mated
". ~ Pepper mas purchased from
the College Park Company a hand
some eightroom home. i'm College
Park. near the University. and WIN
sOOn make his home there. The home
is provided with all modern ccnven.
iehees and Is ono OF the neatest IN
that section OF the city. so
y Blcxham DelI has sold 70 John
b. Don the building on East Main
street .. occupied BY 4. ]. BuTkhim,
and has purchased for a home the Nc.
FarIand cottage on Aiachaa avenue.
He win have this cottage thoroughly
oYeThauled, and proposes to make
many improvements IN the matter
Of sewerage, etc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

Editor sun; Please allow ne space
through your valuable columns to
thank my trlenda Cor their Kindness
and hslp. which wa 70 generously
given n the last suRersSR al my dear
husband. May Cod bless them all
sincerely. MRS }, " BROWN.
Hawthorn, FeRsRaFy IA 1905
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
eswsrs Of oIntmSnss for catarFh tha
Contain Mercury,

0NRNN9NNA
As mercury win surely destroy, the
sense OF smell and completely de-
range the whole system when entering
II through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never Be used except
on prescriptions from reputabls physi.
clans, as the damage they win do
Il ten fold TO the good you can pos
slbly derive from them. Halls Ca,
tarrh Cure, manufactured BY =. J.
Cheney q Co, Toledo, o., contains no
mercury. and Il 10 taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
Mucous surface OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
you set the genuine. II e taken IN,
ternAlly and made IN Toledo. Ohio, BY
". ]. Cheney q Co. Testimonials fres.
Sold by druggists. Price. 76c. per
bottle.
rake Halls Family Pills for cOnsti-
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

hearts 81 eli who hear her She ib
simple and unaffected and IA THE lies
ner chief charm She sings for the
love Of II. \
Miss Margaret Dell AdarnsA cIev-
err reader who does work which calls
forth the admiration Of all who listen
Miss Cora Mel Patten The gifted
reader from Chicago win be with Us
for three readings. These are not
Of a miscellaneous character but en-
the program indicates, they are among
tho most prominent recent creations
IA our literature, coming from the
pens Of truly great authors. a
Mrs Maud McLane .Steyens-A
reader OF rare power. Graduated
from the Cumnock school Of oratory.
Prof. Cunnock-in q personal note
says she IL one OF the most gifted
pupils ever sent out from that inStitu.
ton and IL certain to delight any
audience she faces.
1ne American vitagFaph with its
wonderful moving plctuFes) The
memory Of their great popularity for
the last two years and the immense
audiences which they drew is still
with US. Every picture this year win
be new.
Prof. and Mrs. 9. Rucker Adams
They return once more, where they
are 20 popular TO direct the work In
physical training ana expression.
They are 30 bright and capable and
accommodating and they, are certain
as usual. to have large and enthusi-
astlc classes.
DR.. Carolyn Geisel and Assistant
The mere announcement Of this name,
90 beloved in Gainesville, is all that
needs TO be said. This is one Of the
most important departments Of the
work which will be conducted.
DEPARTMENT Of instruction.
Biblical Exposition and Devotions--
These will be held each morning un-
der the guidance Of spiendidly equip
ped instructors. During . large share
Of the time, Or, Charles William Sui,
Ivan will be in charge, No more CO.
pable and enthusiastic man can pos
sibiy be- secured. He has entered
into the secrets Of the great book BY
prayer and diligent study. Both heart
and lips have been touched and be
VIII make the morning hour very full
OF profit
Thsss morning Biblical exposltionS
VIII glve the proper keynote to the
day and viii be allied with Inspiration
and uplift 70 the devout Others win
BE- called into service.
woman'n Temperance Union School
Of Methods. Miss Louise n, Hollister.
f.eader-We are very glad this year
TO introduce this school OF methods Tor
the sake OF the noble women who
wear the white ribbon and are ac-
completing such vast work along
temperance lines for God, Home and
Native Land"
school Of ehySlesl EdseatIon.
Prot. and Mrs. @, Rucker Adams Of
ChlcaEo--PrOt and Mrs. Adams viii
gIys lectures and conduct classes In
physical training during the frat week
OF the ChautauQua at 1850 each
morning,
School Of Health and Cooling
last year this was q new department
with ~ but Won such instant recog.
nition and was 20 productive Of good
that Il IL this year to be repeated and
snlaFged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

MFs. winsagwn oootAlns syrup haa
been pssA tos eAiiarOas tessAhs Il
sootAss tAs cha sotssas the sNEsA.
aIlaya Al pslA. enEes VIM esllA ona
b Ne hsul Feneay Or alargAopA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
Norh esl.evv,,.s Rsalsy.

William campball q NotA Gaines.
vile hAa sold 70 Col I. u Webster
a handsome balldlas Voc adjoining tRe
lAttsr's prOperV h tAat thrivins sas.
urh.
Real sstAte has hesn cults lively Ia
NOFth camesySile within tie pAss isw
nOathS several asah having bssa
made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

Sreel ianguta weak FuaaOwaf
neaaacAof st0nAca -eRx--laat 4
plah eass - hsv Hssr. nraoek
nioaa BilaeEa toaea Liver ens sleuaeh.
pgomoiea alssstana. ppEihea a., hloo1
The sun., 1908-04-26
TRAP SHOOTING.
Season Ends at Travers Island for the New
York 4, &. Gunners.

York 4, Z, GunnerS.
Shooting came 10 an end at the Trayers
Island traps Of the New York Athletic Club
yesterday. The day was excellent for the
sport and there was a large field In attend
ance Fred Hodgmsn won the most prizes.
He took the April cup with two legs won dur
ing the month, although he was not the high
gun yesterday. He was also the winner OF
the Sauer gun. which has been shot for
throughout the entire year, and besides this
prize he took home another Sauer gun. as he
had made the best gross total during the sea
son
The Smith gun for doubles was won by
C. j. O'Donohue. There was no shoot for
this prize yesterday as Mr.. O'Donohue led
the field with four wins on the trophy. The
days sport came 10 close with a special
shoot az ION targets between Fred Hodgman
and C. J. O'Donohue The latter won the
event by a single target He made a6 out
Of a possible 100, eQualling the Trayers Island
record Mr.. ODonohue made straight
run Of II targets Mr.. Hodgman made 80
targets without a miss and in the aggregate z
broke o. blue rocks.
NJ Isrchmonl ! acht Club gun team beat
Yale az the larchmont trans YESTERDAY. ! he
best shooting was done by Hugh Scott Of
LarChmout who scored C1 out Of 100 Morgan
Hebard Of the Yale team was next best with
Q. out OF iOO
The SCotes.
Lsrchmont PaSsnl. a. Held o. Robins. 81.
Ba!ou, 81 scott, ol Boswick, a; SchHyer D.,
Collins 80. Total 6se.
.rrddeau. 81. Noel, Is, rhsv' So Hebard o., Pugs
lev 81 Total, hS2
The sun., 1908-04-26
OLOSE KIN1sH ArxAYIER VIZ.
W. z. Gould Takes ths TbfSs Nile nun By
.r. Que FOOt MARIN.

The Xavier A. A. held its annual indoor
track meet last night At the TWenty-seoond
hagimsnt ATmory. The best event Of the
night was the three mile handicap. Eddy
Carr, an evergreen Xavier favorite was the
scratch man, and Gs he sped around he was
cheered 10 the echo. THE handbags were
too steep and he gave UP after about two
and q half miles. II proved the most eIcit-
ing sort Of finish between william z. Gould,
Xavier A. A., who had 90 yards. and ". G..
Bailey Of the New York A. c.. who had 10
yards. Gould bad little more speed when
they straishtened out for home. and he beat
the New York A. G. man by q foot.
John j. Hayes, who recently did such good
work In the Boston Marathon, started, but
gave up after a little while. IL wasn Z the
best Judgment TO let him start 20 soon after
the, twenty-five mile gruelling He should
still be recuperating.
70 Yard Run, Novics-won by J. ". RngWsld,
ond ", J, Talbot, Tenth Regiment, Flushing, L. l.,
70 Yard Run, HGndIcap-won by @. +. Han,
Irish A. A. c., IL feet; r, Aulllver, unattached, IA
feet, second LSndEr1f ST. Bartholomew A. C., II
''t1 6 SIa Ssfd E% Run NoIU.@%da ssSGFa McS..
unattached. II, Deyomey, Twenty second Rec
ment, second N. r. Carney, College city Of New
York, third Time, 81 IS seoondL
R. j, EgSn, Psstlms A. G., 70 yards; ?. Msslsrson
Mott Haven a. c., 50 yards second; Philip /.
Matthews, West side Y N. 9 A. 50 yards third
Time, . minutes 10 As seconds.
One Nile RelAy-handlcap confined 70 Twenty
second RSgiment-Won BY Team No, scratch,
with N. w. Sheppard, Dan Frank g. Smith, r.
Koch and !, hcEntee, Team No z, 90 yards, second,
With w. Dunno, Q. Gemeinder, r. X. Lummls, II.
Coates and W, <. Flood; Team No. o., s. yards,
third with Lawyer, SlAltery, Crolias, Lohne and
HSaly. Time, hS minutes 2 aS seconds said to be
800 Yard Run, Handleap-won by II. Dewar
Regiment, IS yards: ". J. Stevenson,
unattached, Is yards, second J. p. Holler, Irish
a. 4. C., IS feet, third. Time, 81 As seconds
Three Nile Run: Handictp-Won BY William J,
Gould, Xavier A. A., 40 yards: Wlnheld c. Bailey,
New York a. c., ITO yards, second. ~ Dhscoll,
Mercury 4, c., 80 yards, third. Time, 10 minutes
SIS seconds.
one Mile Relay Hsndlcsp-opsn 70 Inter.
A. c., Catholic a. c., Church A. c. and
y. u, c, Avon by 81. Ignalus Club. 10 yards,
With a. Newing, ID, Pearson, j. Irwin G. Grant
nam and a. Troiter; West SldeY. NJ. G. \. is yards
second, with c, COssenas, c. Fnneran, W. A. Wag
lsr, c. 2. Schonnger and j. G, Sohnsbel; ST. Bar
holomew 4. C., % yards, third With T. WleIlnE,
2. B. Lisss o, g. Telschow, P. X. Wsmeken and
R. Stephenson. Time minutes 50 seconds
The sun., 1908-04-26
BANDING OF Tn cLuBI

.PHILADELPHIA. April 5-For seven
innings the New Yorks were helpless before
Dygert to-day, Ball being the only batter
TO hit him safely. In the eighth they got TO
him, and before they were retired they were
one run ahead Of the Phlladelphias. Kleinow
got a base on balls, Ball hled TO HaTtsel
Orth singled 10 right, scoring Conroy. Reeler
hit 10 Nichols, forcing Hemphill. Stahl then
cleared the bases and scored himself on a
terrific drive TO the haspole Dygert then
hit Elberfeld with . pitched ball and was
retired, Viokers taking his place Chase
singled, but Conroy closed the inning with a
nv 10 OldTing
Oldring began PhIladelphas half with a
single 70 centre. This appeared to rattle
Orth, who walked both Eddie Collins, batting
for Nickers, and Hartsel. Newton was then
sent to the rescue. lie struck out Nichols,
and was then recalled Manning taking his
place, Elberfeld fumbled Jimmy Colllns's
groundeT, 0ldring scoring the tying run.
Davis scored Z. Collins. Hartsel and J. Collins
on a double TO left scoring himAelf on
Murphys single. Smith and Coombs were
easy. Carter pitched the ninth inning and he
retired the HIghlanders In order. The score
The sun., 1908-04-26
YALE WINS FINALLY.
Fourteen Innings to Beat Columbia Base
ball Players 81 TO 4,

In baseball game drawn out for fourteen
innings Columbia finally succumbed TO Yale
yesterday at American League Park by the
score OF 10 4. A ninth inning rally that
netted four runs and tied the score saved the
Columbia team from a shutout after Yale
had held the lead right from the very start
In the fourteenth, however. Yale took a turn
at rallying and caught the Columbia players
sleeping, because although the New Havenites
were able 10 get only one hit OF Lee In what
was the deciding inning they took advan taRe
OF the misplays Of the Columbiss and scored
three runs
The sun., 1908-04-26
CAMER0NS THE CHAMPIONS
Exciting Soccer Contest WITH BOyJ Club
Eleven for Leaguo Gun.

For the third year In succession the Cam
erons, champions Of the New York AssocIa-
tion Football League, captured the league
cup by defeating the eleven Of the Boys Club
Of this city. one Of the flnahsts Of 1907. BY
score Of goals 10 at the Cove Grounds on
Staten Island yesterday afternoon. Up 70
fifteen minutes before the end Of the game
the score was tied at two goals Apiece. Altar
the Csmerons got, the lead their opponents
became demorlized
At Marquette Oval the BrooRlyns dis
tinguished themselves by winning their
match With the ChTendons OF Hoboken,
champions Of the Sunday series Of the
Amateur League. The winners will mOOt
the Camerons later
The BrooklynS wound up their season with
a smoker at the Cosmopolitan Hotel last
night. More than q hundred football co
thusasts were In attendance.
The sun., 1908-04-26
UNION LEAGUE.

The linton League pennant season began yes.
erdGy. Snd Al MyroSse Park In Brooklyn there
were 5000 persons on hand 10 see the opening game
The Brooklyn team stacked up against the Phlls.
delpnSS and fell by the wayside. The score BY
inningS;
RH.B.
Philadelphia n-S 7 /.
Brooklyn. 2 q % 1
BatterIss-D ypie and Essler Lloyd and Molina
The sun., 1908-04-26
Three Schools Finish Close Together b
Brooklyn District Meet.

Brooklyn District Meet.
The JACOB RiiS Athletic Association oi
Brooklyn, made up Of the public schools IN
Districts 30 and 20, held lie annual galmsSan
the Thirteenth Regiment armory yesterday
afternoon. Six public schools were entered
but only three Of these. namely Public Schools
100, ia and "a. scored any points. The rsos
between them for first place was very tight.
Public School ~ was first With II points.
The other two tied for second place with 10
points. Public School ia retains perna-
nently the trophy offered for the champion
ship Of the association, as this 10 the second
time that II has won the annual meet. The
result hinged on a tie for third and fourth
places In the so pound class high jump, where
boy from la beat out one from 100 and broke
the tie.
An odd feature Of the meet was the senior
class relay race, In which twenty boys ran on
each team. The race lasted nearly six MIN
utes and gave the spectators another chance
to iump and howl
The sun., 1908-04-26
pErRorT, .; CLEVELAND,
CLRvELLNI

'BAtted for Rhoades In the eighth inning
IRAN for N. Clarke IN the ninth inning.
Iran FOR Hickman In the eighth inning.
Cleveland. ..........0 0 q o O % OF
Detroit.....,.......O o o is
RunsaCsVsHndCIgrPsT cd TPT n1Syld1ssCn De.
on Rhoades, 8 In eight innings: on Llebhardt, :.
First base on eIrors-Cleveland, /; Detroit, e. Two
base hits-N. Clarke, StovAl, Rossmdn Three
base hlt-Cobb Home run-crawford Sacrifice
hlts-CouEhlln, Schmidt. Double plAys-O'L Leary,
Schsefer and RoSSmAn; Turner, StovAl and Clarke.
on summers. s. Len on bases-cleveland, 0: De
tTot, 10. Struck out-By LiebhArdt, l: by Summers,
g. Passed BALM. Clarke. Wild pltch-SummeT5'
Umpire o LouEhlln. Tme-2 hours and min
utes AttendAnce-6,l77.
The sun., 1908-04-26
Lacrosse Victory for Cornell.

ITHACA, april rs The Cornell lacrosse team
defeated the Rochester Lacrosse Club here
this afternoon = goals to . The game was
the first Of the season for Cornell The fresh
men rule has been suspended for lacrosse
and many Cornell freshmen we're in the
lineuD
The sun., 1908-04-26
PHn.ADELPHIA
TotBls...5 II / Totals..d $50 II z
'None out when winning run was scored.

'None out when winning nun was scored.
BostOn,,.,.......0 q O q o o Is
Philadelphia o o o o o o o %
Runs Boston-BeAumont. !: Sweeney, 1; Linda
man !. Philadelphia Titus. /; Magee I, First base
on errors Boston J. Left on bsses-Boston, TO-
|; OF Richie, 3. Struck out-By LindAmAn, a. by
Richie, Home Tuns-'Tltus, Beaumont Two
base hit Sweeney. Sacrifice hit-Couuney. Stolen
asts-BateS, Doom, Knabe Double play Beau.
mont and Dahlen. Hit by pltcher-By Richie. .
Umpire KLEIN, 1ime-2 hours, Attendance 22O.
PrrTsBUEG, s. ST. LOUIS N. Lj, .
PlTTsBURG, April 25.-PitSburE won the last
game Of the series from ST. Louis 10 day by the
good ball, Lever shutting the Cardinals out until
the ninth inning. Then he eAsedu up and two runs
were scored Pittsburg has Won Sl1 OF the seven
games with st. Louis. The score:
The sun., 1908-04-26
Crescent Lacrosse Players Toy With c. c


In tame and uninteresting contest at
Bay Ridge yesterday the lacrosse team OF
the Crescent Athletic Club defeated the
twelve Of the College OF the City OF New
York by the score Of 8 goals TO T. The Brook.
lyn players so far outolaSsed the students
that the latter used two extra men. In reality
there were fourteen players against eleven
as the Crescent Athletic Club was minus an
inside home. The first period ended 30
In favor Of the Brooklyn team, on the same
grounds the team Of the Flushing lacrosse
Club defeated Poly Prep by the score Of so
The sun., 1908-04-26

RgnS-Pittsburg-Leaoh, !: Gibson, !; Lever. l.
syIT STg,y aSInes s9ns,c9 w0 oAis nS.
Konetchy Stolen bAses-Abby, Leach, Wagner,
Double plAy-Leach, Abby and SWaoinA first
gins, g. Umpre-Rigler. ime-i hour and Is min.
utes AttendAnco-bo oO0
The sun., 1908-04-26
ANERIcAN LEAGUE.
Athletics Dispose Of New YOFiu IN q Game
Calling fer Six Pitchers.

More pitchers were used IN The New York.
Athletics game In Philadslphla than the New
Yorks made runs The Hillmen lost for the
third time In four days, but held their place,
the ClevelEnds being beaten. The ChioagoS
took . fall out Of st. Louis. while the
wAshinEt humbled the BostonS. The
whole eight teams became more closely
grouped. The TesultF
Philadelphia, .; New York, :.
washington, 3; Boston, I.
Chicago, o; 81. LOuls, =.
Detroit, .; Cleveland, T.
The sun., 1908-04-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
arINpnsn OF m niIrna
JERsHI oTTI, 0; roRoNro. o.

HeAA NAAAf = ASAtFANt "
Jersey City and Toronto struggled through
eleven Innings In the wineUS nf thelr spring series
a. West Side Park yester ~ without either dde
being able 10 work runner around The circuit
Latte, from Atlanta, showed up better thar
eight OF the Canadians. In the tenth inning aftef
FTick got 10 third on two base hit and Wild pitch
With none out, Lantte retired the side without
score Jersey City had runners on second and THIRD
In the eleventh. but they were left The score
The sun., 1908-04-26
American Association.

Al disnspolls-lndlsnSpolis 5: Minneapolis .
A. Louisville ST Paul, 9. Louisville, l.
A. Toledo Kansas City T. Toledo. D.
At Columbus Columbus, 0. Milwaukee T.
The sun., 1908-04-26
Southern League.

Az tNemphls-Nemphls, s. Mobile. 1
Az New Orleans-New Orleans, o. Little Rock
A. AtAnte-AuAntA. z. Montgomery O.
Az Nashville Nashville, 3 birmingham, o
The sun., 1908-04-26
Games scheduIed for To-da,

NATIONAL LEAduE.
ST. Louis In Cincinnati; Pittsburg In Chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago In ST. Louis.
EASTERN LEAoUE.
Rochester vs.. Jersey City, IN Hsboken Montreal
In Newark; Toronto In pr evidence
The sun., 1908-04-26
vAsHINoroN, 9; BOSTON "A. ~. /

Freeman. /. Boston -Carrigan, t. First base on
rrors-WashlnEton, Q Boston, l. Left on bases
Washington, u Boston. 7. FIRST base on balls-Of
Kelley, 8; Oh Morgan. g. Struck out-By Keeley, g.
by Morgan, s. Home run-FreemAn. Three base
hlt-DelthAnty, Two base hit-CArrigan. Sacrifice
his-AtlIer, honey. Lord. Morgan, Stolen bases
Nc Bride. Lord. Double playS-McBride, Dele
hanty and Freeman; Wagner LAporie and Ungaub.
Umpire Connolly. Time Of game-i hour and ~
minutes AttendAnce-l.e4O
CHICAGO "a. LD, 8; ct. JouIA "A. ~, 2
ST. LOUIS, April 15.--ChioAgo defeated St. Louis
this afternoon, 8 To q The home team put Up a
poor game. Powell was found hard and effectively
1he atlendAnce was Is COO The Aoore:
The sun., 1908-04-26
COLOMBIA
,a.,,., vr,,,,.,.., T Totals .si .,,,s So 20 Is

Tot4ls...,@ o ~ Is Q
tBsttSd for NlltenbergsT In the ninth inning
GSsISi, 6sIs;iSi;,5a 3 SSSS5SS S9SSSSS'
Dimes q wyle, j. oOlunbl1-H -Henditok, /; Young Il:
osterhout, !; umbeF 1. Left on bASes-YGle, NJ.
Columbia T. PiJt base on bSlls-of n. Jones. :;
Jonss G by Van Week g. By Lee, l. Three base
ht-oyterhout. Two base hits-Wylis. lumber,
Hendhet. Saennoe hts-BomAr Claiborne Stolen
bsses-Hendhok, 3 Young, SchAefeT. Double
plGyS-Dlnes, Philbln and Williams; wylis and
Williams. HIT by pltcher-By Van Week, :; BY
Merit Tms-2 houu and 50 minutsI
The sun., 1908-04-26
1Aoo "A. Ll,6; Ct. Lou1a lL.LJ, !
ST. JoUu
Totals,.B 10 mn 8
TWNTTTI % " NI II WT
'Batted for Powell In the eighth inning
tBatted for Bailey In the ninth inning

'Batted for Powell In the eighth inning
tBatted for Bailey In the ninth inning
IRAN for Criss,
ST. Louis. ......,........0 o q o ID
Chicago. ........O l-S
Runs-St Louls-WAllAoe, /: T. Jones, l. Chicago
p Jones, g. Parent, I: Donohue, t. Sullivan l.
Two base hits-AnderSon, 2; Sullivan. Sachhce hits
Davis, TAnnehil Double plAy-Spencer (un-
bAll--By Powell, 1. First base on bals-Oh Powell
/. Struck out-By Bailey, /: by Walsh, s. HltS--Oh
Powell . In eight innings Oh Bailey Z 10 one
inning. Left on bGseS-St LOllS, 7; Chicago, 10.
Umplres--EgGn and Evans. nme-l hour 55 min
uteS.
DErRoTT, g. uLVELAND,
CI.EvBLAKD April S5.-Crdwford's home run 10
The tenth inninf OF the Detroit Cleveland clash
this afternoon won the game for Detroit, which
was tied by ClevelAnds scoring Of her only two
runs In the ninth. The score
The sun., 1908-04-26
Cross Specialties

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studded. vitt buckle. ........, $40
COIN PURSES-All Leather
RNth or without chain n-....-, $40
WASTE BASKETS - Blue,
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KJEwBL BAGS Very fn-
Suit case Style-velvet lined
compartments for rings.
brooches, etc. Special. ....... S1O.OO
WRITING PORTFOLIOS
fitted eomplets-Moroeeo -. $3.50
The sun., 1908-04-26
BOSTON ~. L.. 3; PHILADELPHIA H. L., Z.

BosTON, April rs Boston nosed ont NotoBy In
the eleventh inning 70 day, The locals tied up tie
score IN the third Inning on Beaumont's home
inning Sweeney led on with double. went 70 third
on Knabc's mum Of throw and scored on Bower
single The
The sun., 1908-04-26

Runs-Brookyn-Pattee, L Sheehan, ]; Humnel,
I: Rucker. / New York Brosnshan, J. First base
Brooklyn. S. First base on balls-On wiltse, 3:
on McGlnnlty, !; OIL RuckeT, g. Struck out--By
hits Maloney, Burch Humme Lewis Stolen
bases -pattee ~. Double pays-R Rndwell and
peylln' Donlln, BreSnAhen and Nlckn Hit by
pltcher-By Rucker, /, Hlts-Oh Wlltse, 0 In eight
innings. OF McGinnlty. ! 10 one inning. Umpire
Emss. Tlms-i hour and 20 minutes. Attend
anCe 1900.
The sun., 1908-04-26

lOlab, az ~ " ~ TotA8.,. % bIss 10 .
two out when winning run was made.
BudSio,,.''...,.............,,,...; ..'........,,.; Q -
Runs-NewSrk-BaerwGld, 1; Mullen. . Engle, 1.
BudAlo--NAtreSs, q Murray, /, Two base hits
Mullen n Mattress, schlrn. stolen bAses--Bssr.
wad Cg, Engle, Sharpe, Mullen, White Murray,
Sehlrm;; Sacrlnce hlts-hughes y EnGle. Whlts
~, Hill First base on bAlls-OG Hughes, 8 on
MllllgAn, Struck ont-By Hughes, q By Mllll-
gan, Hitby pltcher-By Hughes, & By hilligan,
2 First base on errors-Newark, Len on bAsea
Newark, a, Buffalo, 7. Double plAy-hcIlyeen
and Mailing, Umpres-Kelly and Sullivan. Tine
-Ihours and IS minutes. AttendAnoe-yt.Ooo.
AT PRoVDHNoL
Rochester.,."".o 2ooIo 80!
Providence. o o o o o o OIL 10 .
Bsttenes-McLsGn and Erwin. Malrs, Cronin and
Peterson.
At BALHuoRA.
Montreal. ooo 10000 90 3
Baltimore. ,...,..1 o 1 40 o o - 3 /
BsttshsS-Tif and Clark Pear son and Hsdina.