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SUES FOR Az ACCOUNTING.
Tom Moore Mining Companys Analrs
Taken 20 court.

CHICAGO. March l5,--An accounting in
volving the property Of the Tom Moore
Mining Company was asked yesterday
in a bin filed by Dennis Ryan Of st. Paul
against Samuel q. Martin Of Eureka, Col.
who is at present visiting in the city.
The mining company is Incorporated at
SlO,OOOOO0.
RYAN charges that the defendant violated
a contract entered into between the de-
fendant and Arthur s. Lewis Of New York.
II ia alleged that Lewis advanced between
$4,000 and 500 900 TO incorporate the con-
Cern. also that Lewis was TO take 900 ,OOO
of the 900 600 shares upon payment. into
the treasury Of $4,000 Although a large
nart of this sum has been paid il is alleged
that the contract has not been fulfilled,
as Martin has failed to turn over the stock
az agreed The property Of the company
lies In Colorado.
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The Weather.

The storm which WAS central In the Missouri
and upper Mississippi Valley on Saturday travelled
over the Lake regions and northeas'ward Yesterday
S,,,dhutng rain in the lover Lakes. the Ohio VALLEY
,nd .sstWsrd 10 the coast and snow In the upper
Lake regions. .,-..,--.-
There were thunderstorms on the middle Atlantic
and New England coasts.
. After the passage Of the storm 1t became cooler
An the middle Atlantic States. with brisk 70 high
southwest winds.
In this city the day was fair until afternoon
uhsn rain and thunderstorms occurred, clearing
n ~. .rer,ns. warmer during the day. cooler al
nlTht; wind light southeast becoming brisk 70 hlRh
southwest; average humidity a. per cent; baron
etsr corrected to read to sea level, ats A NJ" ~"
SP. NJ, 9.6l. ,-,,
The temperature yesterday. as recotueu W ho
49, ,n,rroometsr IA shown In the annexed table
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RESERVES TO arrest ONE NAN.
Drunken LOngShoremAn Had Broken tue
Heads Of Four Others In south BROOKLYN,

drunken Lon gShOremAn Had Broken the
Heads Of FOur Others In South Brooklyn.
Policeman Downs Of the Fourth Avepue
station, Brooklyn, was walking his beat
along Fory-second street Brooklyn, early
yesterday morning when he came upon
what afterward turned out 10 be the re-
suits OF a longshoremens fight Near the
corner Of Third avenue he stumbled over
Andrew Wilson Of 989 Third avenue. DR..
Norton carried Wilson to the Norwegian
Hospital, where he found that the man was
suffering from heavy blow on the head.
The policeman having disposed Of Wilson
returned to his beat and block further
down the street found Patrick Brady Of
81 Forty-frst street lying unconscious
in the gutter. Brady went to the Nor
wegian Hospital His skull had been frao-
tured
The ambulance had hardly time 10 Ret
there before Policeman Downs was calling
for doctor to come and look after Charles
Anderson Of 27 Fory-frst street, and
Hans OIgehson Of 80 Forty. first street.
whom Downs had found on the next two
blocks of his beat Both men we're un-
conscious and Orgenson had fractured
skull
Having seen his latest find into the ambu-
lance, Downs went in search Of the cause Of
the trouble. He learned that a giant Of 4
man had emerged from sa loon near First
avenue and FOrty-second street an hour
before announcing that he was going to
clean up the whole OF South BROOKLYN
Downs after hunting a while found his
man on the dock at the foot Of Forty frat
, street. Downs is a small man for police
man, but he sailed in AZ once. They were
rolling all over the dock the policeman
apparently getting the better Of his huge
antagonist, when Capt Summers OF the
Fourth avenue station. who had heard that
riot was in progress, arrived with the
reserves and overpowered tue fighter.
The prisoner when asked what his name
was said Jack Fight" but later admitted
tlIat when sober ho was known as Herman
jacobson, Of 2u Forticth street He was
arraigned in the Fifth avenue police court
later in the day and held in s., 600 bail by
Mag strate GeiSmar
Wilson, the only one Of the men who had
tried conclusions with jacobson vh0 was
able 10 be IN court, made the complaint OF
assault. He said that he couldn't Just
remember what had happened after he met
jacobson hut his cracked head was con-
siderpd evidence enough
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iRRE>TED tT I PARTY.
Brlcier Nabbed Tor BlsamN While Cele'
bratInE Ills sisters Engagement.

Michael Briefer came On yesterday from
Decatur. H.. where he IS a photographer
10 attend his sistor's engagement party.
Midway in the party he was arrested on
charge Of bigamy and bundled on TO Police
Headquarters
MIS-. Evelyn Briefer, who lives at 2lS
East Hath street with her eleven-year- old
boy. is the complainant Alderman Flynn
married her 10 Bripfcr on September %,
1904 she saws. lie had a studio here then
In November, 1895. according TO Mrs
Rricler. he and Mary Taylor, a young
woman who helped him take pictures, dis
appeared and straghtway were married
IN Mount Morris, Livingston county, \ Y
by Miss Taylor's father, the Rev. D, NJ.
Taylor.
The pair, II Is alleged. went 10 Decatur,
and the first Mrs. Brleier's attempts 10
bring her husband hack have not been
successful. She heard about the engage
ment party which also was birthday
party for Bfiefers father, julius B1eier-
and detective, went last night tO 80 West
Ii5th street with a warrant Harry Brleler,
the eleven-yedr-old child Cf Mrs, Evelyn
Bripfer, got Brlcfer outside with 4 note
After some parley BrIcicr went alorg to
HEADQUARTERS
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POSSE HELD UP BY ROBBERS.
surprised. DIsarmed and Sent Home BY
Bank Thieves They Wero HUNTING.

uANh AhNNNN AhNl WNAV ANNhN"As
CoFFHTvILLE, Kan. March lS-ln blood.
less battle at II O'Clock to-day, on an oil
lease eight miles southwest OF Ochelata,
and fifty miles southwest Of this city, the
three men who on Friday robbed the bank
at Tyro and got $500 added another
holdup 10 their list and completely routed
posse Of siI men who had gone out from
Ochelata 10 capture them.
The robbers had the posse at their mercy,
capturing three OF them before the citi-
zens knew they we're anywhere near the
outlaws The robbers we're waiting on the
banks Of Candy Creek for cook in the oil
lease house TO get dinner for them. The
posse was divided into two sections Of
three men each and came saunterinR down
a lane toward the creek bank. Suddenly
three rifles faced the frst section and they
heard the command 10 Throw up your
handsl' They did 80 at once.
The men riding q short distance behind
retraced their steps and left their com
panions at the mercy OF the robbers, who
compelled the three 10 give up all their
arms. They destroyed the rihes but kept
the revolvers and then took their best
horses After talking 10 the robbers for
half an hour the citizens were allowed TO
depart. They returned TO Ocheata. They
say they are positive that the robbers are
Henry Starr. Kid Wilson and one Of the
Wyckliife gang.
The bandits rode away TO the west and
are believed TO be near Big Heart. Okla.
on the Midland Valley Railroad tonight.
Late advices from three are to the effect
that a posse Of 100 men is going out to
sIrround thep II is said that Henry Starr
mas a telephone and is tapping the wires to
get the plans Of his pursuers.
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cor INTO GIRLS BED.
In, adcr Of Home In Orange TerrIneS
the Misses MOrtSn.

ne MISSES mOFISn'
ORANGE ~ j., March l5.--Agnes and
May Morton daughters Of Addison Morton
Of iOi Main street, Orange. had a terrifying
experience early this morning when a man
entered their room. The front door had
been left unlocked to admit a member Of
the household who had remained out late
and the man had no trouble in getting in
He must have proceeded directly 10 the
room occupied by the young women, for
no one else heard him.
He fell over a chair and the girls awok @
to see the man bending over them They
slid ont Of the other side OF the bed and ran
10 their fathers room before screaming
The man then climbed into the bed
pulled the covers over him and went to
sleep. MIR. Morton and Jerome Long
street ran TO the room. and while Morton
stood guard Longstreet went out and got
Policeman Brennan, who woke the man mp,
arrested him and took him to the police
station There he said he was Jacob Sulli-
van. II years old Of Newton, Sussex county
~ j He said he was drunk and didn't
know what he was doing The police
man saws he wasn't very drunk. He will
be arrsiRned before Justice Bray tomorrow
morning
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Murder snsneCt IdentInnI.

READING. Pa, March i5.--The arrest Of
Abraham Rosenthsl, charged with the
murder Of his wealthy brother. in-law
Lewis B. Clawson, in his shirt factory here
four weeks ago was confirmed to-day from
Perry, OKLA,
Word that a suspect had been arrested
was received last Thursday. County De
tective Merkel and Wilson X. Rothermel
lawyer. started for Perry. Tonight de-
spatches were received that the suspect
was Rosenthal and that they had started
for Reading.
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ONE uORE EAST RIVER TUBE.
Pennsl " anIA Tunnel 4 May Be Joined
some Time To-day.


Tube 4. the last in the series Of four
Pennsylvania Railroad tunnels under the
East River, will he connected and the second
section Of the Blaokwells Island bridge
between the main structure on Black
wells Island and the extension from the
Long Island City piers win be coupled up
this week The connect on on the Mau-
haitian end was made last week and the
Long Island City end will be joined about
the middle Of this week,
It was reported in Long Island City last
evening that tube A, which will complete
the series Of tunnels mentioned above will
probably be joined some time to-day. The
exact hour il not known Engineers say
that il the demand was made these four
tubes could be placed in condition for train
service by early summer.
THESE are the largest tubes thus far built
under the Fast River. They are % feet in
diameter measuring from the outside walls,
but after the iron castings are fitted in ana
the concreting is completed the inside Of
the bore will measure 20 feet In diameter.
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Girl Of Is Kills HerseI

TRENTON, n. j., March l5.-Margaret
Berton, Is years old. undressed and pre-
pared for bed tonight. then took a re-
volver and, placing it over her heart fired.
She was dead when found few minutes
later The father Harry l.. Berton, took
two Of his other children 10 Atlantic City
to-day and left Margaret with her mother,
who is in.
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nIRING MAM ROBBERr.
Lone Man TicS Up Two Clerks and Rincs
Pouches While Riding ICSG M.:Gv.

SPOKANE. Wash, March 1S,--The Oriental
Limited mail car was robbed early this
morning by lone man who entered the
car near Bonners Ferry. Idaho.
He bound the two mail clerks and riaed
all the regular pouches. rode on the train
for 100 miles and then dropped Oh with bis
booty in the suburbs Of Spokane.
Mail officials say he did not get a large
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WILLS WON'T OPPOSE BATLEr.
Former Texas senator Refuses TO Take
Part IN fractional FtEht,

AUSTIN, Tex. March i5--EX-Senator
Roger q. Mills, who was nominated for
one OF the Democratic electors at large by
the State anti Bailey convention, recently
held at Waco, issued public notice to-day
that he would not accept the preferred
honor.
He says that he will not take any part
one way OF the other in tie fight that p'
being waged against Senator Bailey.
He retired from politics several years
ago and has since then made big fortune
in oil
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small strike Of reamsters Threatened.

4 general strike Of the tcamstcrs en-
ploved hy the -!.jh spungnG and examining
houses belonging to one union Of teamsters
is threatened for the end Of this week for
a new scale Of wages and a contract with
the union. which It Is alleged the employers
refused To consider During this week
the representatives Of the union will have
conference with 'the executive committee
Of the {. +. C., to prepare for the enforce
mcnt Of the demands.
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1IKADO RONOAs AHsRICAN
Otder n ihe RiliHs aua fsr y. D. smith
f0P ltuBene ven lDufiag Waf.
Ipfrlll Cdhlf DIfpflfl y THE :

qpffiai CaHf b'spall n Tvs aus
ToEfo March is-The Emperor has
conferred ihe decoration n the fourth olasa
N ihe order n the Hlalhg sun IN \ y
smith n Yokohama In recognition n hla
soryicc- al tho time n the war ~ chairman
NJ the Perry Memorial Relief fund In 10.
lievlng tho wants ~ soldiers families
Mr. Smith has Tor q long lime heen chair.
man NJ The Japan branch oi the American
Aslatio Association The American cum
munty 10 niue gralIned by the honor con.
ferrod upon him
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E1.poIIceman Sue, AutOlst for sSo yOoO.

MOUNT VERNON. n, Y, March is John
Callahan, a former policeman sof Pelham
Manor. has brought suit in the Supreme
Court AZ White Plains for S5OOOO damages
for injuries against William McCord or
GreenWich Conn, because, a. he alleges,
McCord knocked him over with his auto.
mobile while he was trying 10 stop him for
speeding near the entrance To the New
York Athletic Club at Travers Island July
I last
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L,bor Men to See Grow ded City SHOW

The Central Federated Union appointed
A committee Of Ave yesterday 10 visit the
crowded city exhibition az the Museum
of Natural Eistoiy. They will inspect the
exhibits and make report and recon.
mendAtions next Sunday. This was done
AZ the suggestion n Daniel IT, Russell
delegate Of the telegraphers' union.
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Lovrsl trmperAlure. w., at Ga. n.

WARRINGTON FORECAST ron TO DAT ANDro MoE"o"
IN, eastern Nsp York and Nsr En0iaHd. fdt
ops ,,,osy rool,ro ddv far 10 -morrop diminishing
rtsirdg Wfnfs, r.,
Tor me District OF Columbia. eastern Pennsy
ysrla. New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and w
slnls. falr In day and 10 o-morov, fresh westerly
Winds diminishing -,
For western New York and western Psnnsyl
yanla, fair 70 day and 10 morrow,
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mGHLS GOIN0 ATTER IOW ~
Hh secretary said "a Have NrranGsd 20
Attend state COn,entlO

DEs MoINLs. Ia, March ia nutler
was created among Iowa politicians to.
night by the report that the private secre-
tary Of Coy. Charles y. Hughes Of New
York had reserved rooms by telegraph In a
hotel here and would attend the Republican
state convention which meets In this city on
Wednesday.
II has been thought that the State con
yention would indorse Taft although there
Is much Hughes sentiment in the state.
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0UR SURVEY
DEPARTMENT

UHsetaia Boundaries maks more
HouSls n tiilss thaH any OthsF one
ming goF yOuF protection end our
own, W MaiHlain me mosl efficient
Survey Department IN New Yogk City.
me WORK h dOao correctly end me
real iscls aseeFIalasd without rCaaFd
10 ihe cost Our Company ives ne
flrsi In New Tori City 10 FSllsvs puF.
ehasers aHd mortgages Of this burden
and assume ihe risk Of guaranteeing
In . policy ihe correctness OF . survey.
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
Capital and Surplus, $4,000, 900
i7e BTosdway. New Yon.
3So Fulton g., Jsmalea
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J, s. BERNSTEIN will vii A. public sucaou
ever evening JspsDtse art goods AZ 7p5 u aV.
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rhe temperature yesterday as recorded By the
'ist ,n.rr,or,et,r IA shown in the annexed table
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Totals-.---. 1s2&B !
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Laursi...-.---.-.--.--- soooIo e-l2 % ?
Emerson \ c.. O 600 Oi0l-S 5
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jim DELEHANTY TOPS
REGULARS IN BATTING

Jim Delehany and Jesse Tanne OF the Nationals tied for
second place among the American League baers according to the
official averages
In years the official issued until the end
OF the but Ban Johnson decided them seannua
in the future the first morning They include
all games the first of July.
While Cr the St Louis pitcher tops list Deehanty the
real leader he has played oryegt games Ganey stands
ond among the Washington baers with average of while
Pickering is in order with 2s1.
The official averages follow:
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To-DAYs GAMES.
Boston at PittsburE.
New York at Chicago.
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
RUN AWAY FROM CUBS.
Chances Men BIotfed Cut in Game
with View York Giants.

Chicago. July I5--New York ran away
from the Cubs to-day. Chances men
were simply blotted OF the map. and the
slaughter was a frightfUl affair. The
mighty Brown. who was expected TO an
initiate the Giants. was belted all over
the arena, and retired in favor OF
Phester. who was also soaked with vfgcr
Overall finished up. and they hit him. too
Wiltse pitched nice ban and had the Cubs
popping them out whenever the chances
were good for runs. A huge crowd turned
out and guyed their champions after the
slaughter became certainty. Score:
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PIRATES IN THE LEAD.
PItssburE Team Takes First Place
by Beating Reds.

Pittsburg. July 15--Pittsburg gained
first place to-day by beating Boston. 3
TO =. before 2342 spectators in q remark
able game, which Flaherty won and then
lost
Both Flaherty and Leever pitched ad-
mirable ball. and the score was ted at
the end OF the ninth inning Thomas
was hit by a pitched bah. and Leach
beat out a single. SLING the bases.
Then Flaherty hit Clarke, forcing ;he
winning run. Score.
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Earned uras-Brooksnd ;. Cougress Heights.
Fi-st base On errurs-CongTess Heights. = Left CT
bases Brooklznd l. Congress Heights. > First base
on haIls-Of V Walker /. OF sullivan. ? Innings
ritched-By Sullivan 10; by Simons. 3-5 Hits
usde-Of sullivan. 4. Of Simons ? Struck cut
By Sullivan. Z: By SImons. s: b Wallace 3 Three
base hit-ransill Tuo-basc hits-kinE e. Rodier
McG-ath- Ss5-iice ilits-TansiT Dlrnan J. Pun
phrey Walsh NctSrath- Stolen hases-1fiddly
IEnthic1m o. Sullivan WaIsh- Eliot. Double
p-sys-J. Waller to AcGrafh. J. Waller 10 : Pun
phrey. Hit b pitchsr-By Sullivan, /. by Walsh L
Passed bai.s-Wslsh. UnTire-AIT. Hiett Time Of
gzue-i hour and 30 minutes
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NEW YORK TEAM RAGGED.
Maps Have No Trouble in walking
on with Two Games.

New York. July 15.-Ine Cleveiands
walked OF with a double-hsader here to
day. They won the first with farclcaI
ease, the New Yorks playing ragged n
the field and Hogg being a soft mark.
New York errors and three scratch hits
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First base On srTurs-BostoB. L Lefr or bases
Boston. %; Detroit. 3 First base or baIls-Of
Burclel. ? of Nilets. Struck uut-BT BUrcheH.
4; b Nliets. J. Tl-ee-hase hirs-Craufcr1 NcIu-
t7re fwo-hase hits-Ccbb Rossuan- Sl-idce hits
COBB. Mcconnell. CouEhlin stolen bases-,3esslar
Csrrisan- Double pay-Schaefsr ard Rossnau /;
Scha-fer. Downs. and Rosssn1n: Mcconnell Wagner
and stahl Umpires-Aiessrs. Hurst and EEan. Tims
of yame-1 hour and % ulinutes- A-tendancs-s So
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To.aIs...-.. 8 IS n ; Ts.als

First base b e-urs-Sts;ion. &: Shof1zen. L Let
On hases-Stztid1. &. Shopuel- 3 First hass q
5zIls-Of T-rne-. Z. u CEhauzl. .. % Rupert .
made-Of Tur1er, 2, off Rupert s Struck out-By
Umbaugh. r. by Ruper-. ~ Hone -un-Sclaefer
Three-bsse hit-Rupcrt- Two-blse hit-Oshorre.
stolen bEses-Rapee ShcWalts-- Williams. Ta-lcr,
Spsnos. SEsick, Tuner =. D0zhle plzJs-W llhaIns
70 spsnce % Osbone % Williams Osborne 20
Thompsoa 70 WlliznS Hn b piEcher-By Tn
hauza. l. Rupert l. Wld u5tch-IzsIpert Passed
nalls-Slilfvan- !. Williams. J. f1upi-e-Mr. Flynn.
Tine of sa1e-I hour and % ni11tes
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REDS HAVE LAST LEAD.
Take Game from Brooklyn after
See-saTv Contest.

Cincinnati, July 5L-Both teams IN turn
had the lead in tO-dsy's game. the Reds
beating out in the eighth with three
runs. just after the Brooklyns had
scored Catcher Bergen. Of the Brook
lyns received notice to-day OF his sus-
pension for an indefinite period for throw
ing his mask at Umpire Rudderham
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ECOND CANE

First hase on erro-s-Clevelazd 4 Left On bass
-Ner YcrE. q CleTeia1d. S Fi-sr base On balls
OF lake o OF Ehlades 4 stree C-g--Bv lake
=. by Rhcsdes. . Trros-bess hi-s-De.ehz-ty.
Hinctraan Per-lug Tpo-hGse hic-Las1ie. Sa-rfca
hirs-Couroy. keeler. Rhoades- stolen bcses-Hezrp-
hiu J. C-srEe- Dounle plzr-Bau 20 NLes 70
Chase Wld p-tch-Izse- Urnri-es-3iess-S Shsri-
day and Evans. Tine Of Esme-1 hour and 50
ulinutcs- Atrendance sg1l
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TEobzse hH-Suyder- ihreebase hits-Meaghs-.
SNYDER. Bel Stolen bases-Fr jenkins Bell
Ssc-.1ce EIts-kans -. Hits usde-Of Gibson D..
Of Gross. =, q America. 2 First hzse On balls
By Gibson. ;; by Ame-iz- L Hi- BY pitched halls
By G-uss. I. b. AneTiea. . Struck out-By Glib
sen. 3. by Gross. 3 Left en- bases-vi vig1lzzts. 3;
MARINES. = Passed ba1l-DoEd- Umpi-e-Afr- CleTe-
and Tine q gzme-l hcs- and 50 Minutes
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RAIN DELAYS GAME.
Philadelphia Defeats ST. Louis in
First of the Series

St Louis. July 15.-Phuadelpaia de-
feated St Louis this afternoon IN the
first game OF the series. s 10 l. Beebe and
Karger lacking control and being hit free
y in the opening innings of the contest
McQuillen pitched good ball The game
was delayed twenty-five minutes by rain
at the start Attendance. I.1O0. Score:
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Earned runs-WashingtOn. 1; St. Louis.
2 First base by Wsshington, !;
St Louis. 2 Left On bzses-VVashiaEton
4; St Louis, g First base on baIls-OH
Burns. 1; Of Bailey. L Innings pitched
BY Burns. s; BY Hughes. J. Hits made
on Burns, g. Struck OUt-By Burns, 3;
By Hughes. 1; by Bailey, .. Three-base
hlt-C. Jones Two-base hits-Williams
%. Ferris Sacrifice hits-T. Jones.
Spencer stolen base-Ganley= Double
play-1lcBride TO Freeman Wild pitch
Bailey. Umpire-lIr. O'LOughlin- Time
OF gane-l hour and 8 Minutes
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WALBRooK TEAM EASY.
Players Take Double
header from Visitors.
c-.-s,r 20 - yysst;-g4.- r--.ls

Hagerstown, Nd, July 15.-Hagerstown
easily defeated WaIbrook in both games
Of ball played here to-day in connection
with the state Odd Fellows celebration
The hrst game was won by the score
Of TO ?. and the second was a shut
out for the visitors. 5 TO Q. The visitors
were unable to hit. and gave their own
pitchers poor support Scores:
First Eame= RHE
WaIb-ook. 0 I 0 - ; (
Hsssrs1oEn-- x-s 2
Batteries- -Walhrook. Vol AID stinesach. Harers-
town. Russell and James I1arire-3ir McCardeI.
TINE Of szre-l hou- and . minutcs-
Seco1d game RH z
Wslhrook- 0 Q G 0 90 5
HssssscEn-.--------- rs u l
-WaIb-ook. Eschel5e-zer and 8fcCc-nick
HsgsTstoWu. Krshs and Siupson- Umrie-Nr. No
Csrds1 Ttrns q Ea2s-2 hoUz
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Gibson Pitches steady Game and the
Marines Trim Vsgflants.


sra-n.s-.... 3 ! IS s. viaesus.-. s. s 81 81
s. Joseph's-- = 80 Tr-n-risss------ s so
S. Psuls---- IS FiEil4a;s------- ; as
To-day's Esne-St. JoseDhs rs Tu-zerftes a.
Thirteenth ard p streets 1orthezst. a. So O'Clock
The Figilants proved easy victims for
the Marines yesterday. going down be-
fore Gibson's puzzling shoots by the
score OF 10 TO /
The Marine twirler was in brilliant
form. allowing only one hit and retiring
seven batsnen BY the strike-Out route
Gross was sent in 70 hold the Soldiers
in check, but was hit so freely that ne
was taken out IN the seventh session
and was relieved by America. who was
also batted hard
Gibson's pitchirg was easily the fea-
tIIre Score
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BRooKLAND IS TRIMMED.
Heights Outfit Puts Up 3
Fast Exhibition.

Congress Heights went out TO Brook
land yesterday and defeated The local
team by a score of S % 2
The work OF Sinons in the box. the bat
ting OF King. Linthicum. and McGrath,
and the fielding Of J. Waller. Walsh. and
Pennington were features. The sore:
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sUNDAY-sCBO0L LEAGUE.
Grace Makes Twenty-Five Hits and
Syvamps Third Methodists.

Twenty-Five hits gave the Grace team
another easy victory yesterday over the
First 0Iethodists. the score being IS 70 s.
.DUtch" StUckerc made his appear
a1ce with the MethOdlsts. and connect
ed for two home runs on CsIton's de
livery
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Twobass hits-St0-ks. RiichsT- Thrsebzss hts
Wilson, Gibsor- BorsTTnan- stolen baze-fThs1a
sscuics hit-Phelus Do-bie pllys-Wilson TO
Sucrks, WaEue- 20 Ahhari--hio 70 Sturzs. Abta-
licchl0 % Wagner; Dahsen 70 Ritchey 70 B0wsr1uzu
Bass ol balls-O1 Lever 3. oi FIaherly L
Struck out-By Lever. Umpires-Massrs- Rizisr
and Rudderham- Tine o, Esnls-I hc1r a15 70 u.in-
uresN Attendancs. 25sZ