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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
MILLIONS COMING.

From private letter from Wash
ington 1 learn that there viii soon be
a great rush Of government work on
this coast and in the Pacific. 1t is
the intention of the Federal authori-
ties to make the fortifications Of the
Pacific seaboard as powerful as those
Of the Atlantic. Il is said that more
than $50 100000 will be spent in forti-
hcations along the coast and in the
Hawaiian and Philippine Islands
NeWs-L1etter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
TRANSPACIFIC YACHT
RACE NOW ASSURED

In response to a cabled enquiry made
Yesterday as to the chances for
Transpacific yacht race this year and
the entries and date, the following
cable was received yesterday afternoon
from secretary Virgins of the Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce:
July 4 Three entries. Four prom
ised."
w. II. McInerny, chairman of the
Transpacific Yacht Race Committee o1
the Hawaii Yacht Club, STATED last
night that as the race seemed t" be
assured the Hawaii would be turned
over to Captain Harris Immediately 10
be put in shape for her racing engag.-
menC.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
4 SMALL BLAZE
OUT PAUOA WAY

An alarm Of fire was turned in a
few minutes after nine O'Clock last
night from Box 73.
No. ! engine, No. 1 hose wagon and
the chemical engine responded. but the
fire was extinguished before their ar
rival
The blaze occurred at the home of
J. KahoIua. on Pauoa road, near Fort
street. and was caused by coal from
a homemade stove setting fire to the
woodwork Of the house.
Water poured by willing hands put
the fire out before any damage to
speak OF was done.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
AUGUST DRE|ER
HAS PASSED AWAY
Supposed to Have Died on a
Voyage From New York
to Bremen.

August Dreier, for nearly forty years
a resident of these islands, died. it is
assumed, on board a North German
Lloyd steamship on voyage from
New York to Bremen. A cablegram
from Bremerhaven, the port of Brem-
en-, was received by F. A. Schaefer &
Co. yesterday morning. 1t simply
stated that he was dead and asked
that a son living in San Francisco be
notified.
With his wife, a son and two daugh-
ters, August Dreier left Honolulu on
the Korea, April "a, for journey te
Germany They sailed from New
York May II, and expected to be gone
about six months.
Mr.. Dreier was born in Gronau,
Hanover, about sixty-seven years ago
and came to Hawaii about 1870. He
first went to Lihue plantation, where
he was employed as a blacksmith and
engineer, and later he organized Ele-
ele plantation, conducting it until
about ten years ago, when he sold it
to McBryde Sugar Company for $780,
900 cash. Soon after that he paid a
visit to Germany, but had made his
home in Honolulu ever since. He was
active in a number of business enter
prises. He was a director of the First
National Bank for a long time. AT
the time of his death he owned the
Oahu Ice & Electric Company, had a
large interest in the w. w. Wright
Carriage Company and was a large
shareholder and a director in the In
TSIo oxvicr
pany.
He was a generous benefactOr of st.
Louis College and the Catholic church,
and just before he left he gave $10,-
900 for a building for the Catholic
Sisters Boarding School at Kaimuki.
A widow, two sons and two daughters
survive him. All were with him at his
death except one son. A daughter died
a few years ago on a voyage to San
Francisco.
Mr.. Drefer suffered more or less
from heart trouble. On the first voy-
age of the Mauna Kea to Hilo he suf-
fered quite q, severe attack, and later,
at the Volcano House, he had another
slighter one. A. P. Taylor saw him
in San Francisco and he was looking
well then. 1t is supposed that he suf-
fered one of these attacks on the
steamer on the Atlantic and died from
it, 1t is presumed that his body viii
be brought here for interment.
Some months ago Mr.. Dreier incor-
porated his property as August Dreier,
Ltd. and on November 5, 1907, he
executed a trust deed by which he
conveyed to Cecil Brown, as trustee,
749 shares of stock in this corporation
for each of his four children-Anna
Dreier Markham, Adele Dreier, Au-
gust Dreier, Jr., and Edward Dreier.
The stock was to remain in the name
of the grantor until his death, when
it was to go to the children. The
income only is to be paid the children
but the trustee is given the right, If
in his Judgment proper, to give the
stock absolutely to the children or any
of them On the death of any child,
that chiId's share is to go to its heirs.
This trust deed was filed for record
Yesterday with Registrar Merriam.
Flags were at half-mast during the
dav on the Inter-Island vessels and
office. and at the Honolulu Iron
Works.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
TAXES FROM MAUI.

Acting Tax Assessor Rose Of Maui
has sent the taxes collected up to May
Is. These aggregate SIS, ,40L12. 1t is
divided as follows: Lahaina. $23, ,65I.32;
Lanai, s430.25: Hama. 81. 500: Maka
wac, s10,500; Wailuku, S42,31955.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
BABBITT TO MAUI.

superintendent Of Public instruction
Babbitt left yesterday by the Mauna
Kea for Maui, to be gone a week. He
expects to look over the proposed sites
for a number Of new school buildings
and to look up land belonging TO the
6era Ttfup0t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
LAND FOR FOREST RESERVE.

The Department of Public Instrue-
tion has transferred to the Territory
about 2100 acres of land known as
Kuia Panaewa and Paumau on the
Island of Maui, to be incorporated in a
forest reserve for the general bene-
fit of said Territory of Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
THE CALIFORNIA
DEMOCRATS FOR
JAP EXCLUSION
A New York Millionaire Murdered by His Son.
Cleveland Rioting Continues---Eight New
Methodist Bishops Chosen.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

FRESNO California May 2o-The Democratic platform
declares in favor of the exclusion of all Asiatics.
FRESNO California, May Io.-The Democratic Convention
which today their delegates Bryan Represn
Thomas M Bell Georgia also endorsed temporary
Convention
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20

The new Togo Kisen Kaisha :. 5.
Tenyo Maru reached Yokohama from
Nagasakf on April %. She reported
her approach. says the Japan Weekly
Gazette. to Toxic and Yokohama b.
wireless.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20

The s. $. Kasado Maru well known
in Honolulu, on April = left Kobe TOR
Brazil with 7s3 japanese laoorers.
They were the first batch Of 5000 con-
tracted by the Imperial Emigration Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
sALUTING CANNON EXPLoDEs.

EUREKA California, May Ie-The feet passed here this
morning While being fred Centrevle Beach in
welcome fleet the exploded killing man
and injuring several
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
TASMANIA TURNED DOWN.

WASHINGTON, May Io-An invitation for the batteship
refused by the Navy Department
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
CLEVELAND RIOTS CONTINUE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio May 2o-The street rioting con-
Four people wounded yesterday and boy decap
tated under
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
NEW COLLIER LAUNCHED.

YORK May ao-The collier Vestal has been launched
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20

FOR JAPANESE EXPOSITION.
WASHINGTON, May Io-The House passed bill today
propatng of 100000 for the Toxic exposition
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
EIGHT MORE BISHOPS.
THE RUFF JURY LOCKED UP.

SAN FRANCISCO, May ao-The Rue jury has been locked
for the night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-20
MILLIONAIRE KILLED BY SON.

NEW YORK, May 2o-George w. Sterry millionaire, was
killed by his night The latter committed suicide
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
HUNTINGTON BREATHEs EASIER,
"Lvnchers" of George Washington Were
Successfully Repulsed.

Huntington. Long Island. Aug l'-''" -7.--'7
against George Washington the ne-r5 Who t''t,>T
Mrs Kate Carvasfne YESTERDAY was zeTvri'-E 4.--'
TODAY \ few persons made open threats Ihtt ne
negro should be Iynched. but when hH was Lt.>-h
10 court 70 be arraisued before JudS- He'.l'. \
son on the charge Of assault not the least ~.-. "a
uuaasinass on the part OF the villagers SOUS" =
noticed He has been moved 20 tt-T7r--'t.. -'.-
some stories circulated to-day said that l5 7i-'-
IorLup in which the n-sro was eolHi.9' -
NIGHT was broken into by a mob" NJ lrils --'s
persons and that the TWO deputy sheri-S N--' i..I
charge of the prisoner were oEerg9Vsirt ~
mob who had hold OF the nes-I0 aad w."
have Ivnehed him but FOR the interIeIei.' Oh
detachment from Troop e. of Brooklyn. ".---. "0
canped near by
Asa matter OF face the dimirutiye n,2 was ".
the tockup and the door was broken open 'y Hl.'i'
OF a railroad tie. Just as the door was Sa -.
down q brace of revolvers met the '>H'l-l9
ewes The two deputies stood their 2l'-'" -
told the mob that If they dared i' =' "-'
ther they must suffer the consequent --.NS
into tre barrels OF "a couple OF siN-st'''-' -
the CLEAN of four determined eyes i.'.ll.'-= 80
SIGHTS has a tendency To dampeH 4Io'' ~.
sort of enterprise. and the ardor "l t.T7e
ers" which. il said. was largely l"- f''
of frequent rotations nearby .-~o-'' -
nromptlv cooled The militia story procerisi -
tbe fact that a few troopers. unarmed oN ''.7 -
bapp4ned to pass along just after the deP-l'9 -
.repulsed'' the '1ynchers -
Mrs Garvasne is a serious condtti'H "- =,
Chateau des BeauN-Arts. but 1t is said SIe
recover Her husband Pashal Garvasi!ie'
waiter at the Chateau des BeduN-AlIS.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

St Louis Aug 17-Tbe Giants came 20 life to-
day and scored three runs in a game that was
stonped bv rain after six innings while Mathew
son was enjoying himself by shutting the Cardi-
nails out McGraw had evidently had few things
to saw after the double defeat yesterday. and the
Giants went after Sanee the very start. setting
two runs and the game in the first inning II wL5
a terribly hot day but the Giants seemed I" have
recovered their snap and gained a little on Pitts
burg as the Pirates had TO spend the day IN idle
ness Chicago managed 10 get game from PhiIa-
delphia and the victory here was therefore mora
than welcome to McGraw.
II took four hits and a pass TO get t~0 runs IN
the first inning but the Giants had hits 10 spare.
and apparently didn't care for expense Teuuey
and Herzog started with clean raps. and Bresna-
hans contribution was a sacrifice Mike Donlin
smashed out the third single and Tenney scored
Seymour shot one at Sallee's legs but the pitcher
got the HIT and Herzog was run down However.
Devlin got pass. which filed the bases. and
Barry scored DonIin with a single. Singles ~
DonIin and Seymour scored a third run in the uflh
inning and then the Giants fearing that a cloud
burst would stop the game before five innings mad
been played worked hard 10 set out DeVLn iet
himself be tagged and Barry aimed wild swing
three feet away ball 50 that he could strlAa
out The rain held off, however. for another llI-ns
Mathewson had trouble in the second inning
DeIehantv sent a terrific hit 10 lett field but
Barry made wonderful catch. and what looked
certain to be a homer became an out Then Byrns
got triple but Matty tghteHed up anu tanned
ReiIIey and Bliss.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
QUEENS NOW CONNECTED,
BIackzcePs Island Bridge C0FtiRu-
Gus Structure from Manhattan.

The last stride in coupling U2 -h- iron WORK o.
the new 100000 BlackweT's Island Bridge Vas
made vesterla4 when rival gangs OF We Sr1sn
connected up the approach on the Long Island CITY
end making it possible for pedestrians % make a
complete trip across the bridge While he Man
haitian approach was coupled up t"o months OF
more ago owing 10 the distance between The shore
fers on the East River front in the Rsyenswood
section to the grade approach. about ten blocks
away. the work Of finishing Up the Queens END
took considerably longer
There was d hustiing among the rival gangs OF
vrorkDen Yesterday 70 set the first g-rder across
.h ,basrr sena-atfns the two ends Of the aP-
,rca,h The snare < Triest Company had ia
contract for building the approach from grade at
Crescent street. Dutch Kill. back over the '--
Ravensvood swamp. 70 meet The Work o7-hS
p4''s- - - ,,,--+-,,.4fo7 ,-o-7psnv The rival
t-,,,qs met at a gap high over the ola swamp
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
GATHERING If NEWPORT.
Lazcm Tennis Erperts Ready for
Opening of Cham pjonship Tourney.
TBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune.l

Newport R L. Aug. 17.-Even the Oldest of the
lawn tennis exhibited surprise at the great
number of competitors who arrived early ana
practsed to-day the twenty ninth holding OF
the national all comers championship 1t was al
most a tournament itself on the Casino courts fhs
afternoon. with Frederick 3. Alexander and Harold
II. Hackett. the defending doubles champions. ana
Raymond D. Little and Beals G. Wright. the chal-
lengers. perfecting their strokes.
William J. Clothier, a former champion: Nal
colin Chase. Richard H Palmer and host of the
smaller fry also were out All pronounced the turf
the best that they had seen here.
Playing adjoining courts. the work of the
doubles pairs interested the experts. Alexander
does not appear be his best form. This is
due his having received the injury his leg
which caused him TO drop OF lawn tennis for
the six weeks preceding Longwood- In that period
he did not have racquet in his hand He has
come back better than be expected. but the
slippery turI wet from the mornings rain caused
him trouble in his footing In consequence Little
and Wright favored TO get the title and cups
when the pairs meet tomorrow morning in the
great feature match which will usher in the tour
nament with its record entry list of AS in the
singles
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
RAIN MARS CAMP PERRY SHOOTING.
Engineers Win Regimental Skirmish from
Marines and Annapolis Midshipmen.

Camp Perry Ohio, Aug. 17.-Three important
matches We're to-day's programme Of the Ma
tionai Rife Associations tournament. They were
the championship regimental skirmish. the Win
hIedon Cup shoot and the rcgmental team match.
Through rain and delays in arranging targets the
skrmish was delayed. the team match only partly
finished and the Wimbledon Cup shoot put over
until tomorrow.
In the sRirmIsh match between forty teams Of
six men each The regulars took the first three
places the honors going 70 the corps Of engineers
with a score of 40. The marine corps was second
with 403 and the Naval Academy third with 3Ss.
Tho two cavalry teams shot for practice and
made scores of 426 and a9l which would have given
the cavalry second and NTH places.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
NINE FLOORS FOR ITS OFFICES.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust C0lh-
pany in New Building.

The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust COMPANY
moved into its new sixteen story buidins al No
100 Broadway yesterday. Nine of the sixteen A.-,-
will be occupied by the company eXcluSlveIN- i-
concern had occupied its former quarters at No >
Liberty street for twenty-One years, or ever sl'>
it's organization. in 1851 Owing to the grow
the business however. additional quarters IA" -
be engaged several years ago at No 80 Liberty
street but even with this added room the Sr'"'''
of the company rapid that the rltIiase1lislt
finally decided that and larger quarters "e1o
necessary. The result of this decision was the pr
ent building. which was designed oy CNh''N
Russell
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
QU4KERS GET BIG LEAD.
Remarkable Bo7cling by King and
Hordern against DerbyShire.
TBy Cable to The Tribune ]

Derby. England. Aug. 1.-THE Gentlemen OF Fhli-
adelphia began their match against the Derbyshire
County eleven here today and when play ceased
for the day had than doubled their opponent $
score for the first innings J. r King and II y.
Hordern did some wonderful bowling for the Amerl-
cans. King especially being in fine fornt and capt
urfng wfckets at the small cost of IS runs while
HordeIn took for 35.
f S White did the best batting for the visitors.
making top score with %, and was closely followed
by F. A Greene who still undlsposed OF with
20 when stumps drawn. while {. {. Morris
added ~ Double figures were also added oy all t>e
PLAYERS but two. Only three of the Dernyshlre
team were able to make stand against the on
slaught Of the American trundlers Needham scor-
ing 23 Iawton z and Sale IS. The game VIII be
resumed tomorrow The totals were: De-byshire,
IS; Gentlemen of Philadelphia 247
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
NEWPORT POLO SEASON OPENS.
- Telegranh ID - -

FTIFura-T
Newport, R /, Aug 1.-THE opening Of the reg
ular polo season at Newport to-day was moi ver,.
ausplcious, for the weather was not Of the best
while both matches that had been scheduled went
ny the board The Westchester Polo Club Leop-
aFos won the first for the Brenton Reef Guns
by default from the Point Judith oltb 7, H.
opening game for the Westchester Polo club Guns
me Meadow Brock team won on a forfeit from
hocka~ay on account Of an injury TO PAM Ratrey
al the start Of the game His injury was pot SER
Gus. however The same was played later as an
eNhioinon. and was Won by Meadow Brook by =
score OF Z to 10
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
additional Traps and Bunkers on
Ten Holes at Deal

Those who have the good fortune to compete in
the invitation tournament of the Deal Golf and
Country Club Thursday Friday and Sa turday
OF this week viii find the inviting
than ever. II has frequently been said of the Deal
eighteen hole circuit that IL difficult score
on chiefly because of its unusual length. but this
criticism will hardly hold good in for the
reason that new traps bunkers have been
added less than ten holes
New and enlarged tees have likewise been put
in commission. that excuses for poor drives will
be decidedly Of order. Briefly, the improve
the follows:
First hoIe-Sand traps placed to left rear OF
green
second hole-sand traps to left and right in
front of green.
Third hole-Sand traps to green.
sixth hole-Sand traps 10 left OF green.
Eighth hoe-Sand traps to left OF green
Ninth hole-Sand traps 10 left and right in front
of green to catch pulled or sliced approach
Tenth mole Bunker 10 left of green TO catch
pulled drive.
Eleventh hole Bunker left of fair green 10
catch pulled drive and traps TO left and right in
front Of green.
Sixteenth hole-New bunker 10 catch topped sec
ond shots.
Eighteenth hole-Water hazard In front of green.
When the entry IS announced the chances are
that another long list will confront the committee
although il viii hardly be formidable as the rec
ord crowd that took part year ago. The condi-
items making eligible only those with Metropolitan
ratings OF nine better insures a high class lot
of starters.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
A A u. HANDBOOK ISSUED.

The official athletic rules Of the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United States published in this
months issue of Spaldings Athletic Library. Ma
ior John ] Dixon, secretary OF the Amateur Attn
letic Union has revised the rules up TO date. and
the book this year contains the amendments made
at the annual meeting last year. Aside from hav-
ing the rules up 10 date. the Amateur Athletic
Union Handbook also contains complete list OF
the officers and members Of the boards OF man
ayers and the committees Of all the associations OF
the Amatelr Athletic Union.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
LAskER-TARRAscH MATCH BEGUN.

Dusseldorf Aug. 1.-THE chess match of eight
games up, between the worlds champion Emanuel
Iasker New York. and Sieghert Tarrasch. the
German champion for the championship OF the
world. began in this city to-day before great as
sembly Of enthusiasts The first game was left
unfinished at the thirty-second move after more
than four hours play AZ Adjournment the posi-
tlons OF the two champions were almost eqsa!.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
WOULD BE AERoNAUT AT EIGHTY
Ohio Applicant Says He Is Son OF John
Brown. of Harper's Ferry Fame.

Columbus Ohio, Aug. l7.-Jason Brown. OF Akron
Ohio has written letter to the state fair officials
applying for permission to go up IN hnaoesnue 5
balloon during the fair here. He describes
himself eighty years old and says he is the son
of John Brown of Harpers Ferry fame.
Over hundred applications from all over Ohio
have been received to go up in the balloon
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Al New Bedford -Haverhill. :: New Bedford. S
Al Fall River-Fal River. 6; Lynn O.
AT Worcester Worcester. 8: Lawrence, /
Al Rrockton- -Brockton. 4; Lowell. Uen inn
ings, darkness
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
MIXED DOUBLES AT NEWPORT

IEy Telegram O Tribune
Newport. r. l.. Aug. 1.-THE final match in tbo
mixed doubles tennis tournament az The N-a,r,,or,
Saslno today was won by Miss Nora IseIin and
Thomas Ridgway IN straight sets. at e s-2 over
MIS- Arthur Scott Burden and Thomas Robertson
1he match was played in a rainstorm
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
COLUMBIA WINS SECOND cup RACE

Chicago. Aug IA strong northwest wind to-day
enab bled the Columbia, Of the Columbia Yacht Club
of Chicago. win the second OF the series OF three
races for the Sir Thomas Upton cup. La Rita II.
owned by the new Illinois Athletic club was second.
and the Spray Of the Chicago Athletic Association
was third.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
ST LOUIS. 2; PHILADELPHIA, 2.

At philadelphia; n II n
TPI6nadeiphiao TI nSql} . Q 0 0 % 5
batteries ST Louis Howell and stephens; Phil
adeIphia Coombs and Schreck, Umpires- Sheridan
nd
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
EI.AND
\ ,or lake in the eighth inning

'Batted Tor IA'kH IN mo VIsHII 'II''''s.
Cleveland .....-----------'.- y : a
New York " y " " y y y /
r., b,sa hit Rail Home rum Clarke Htson
lake = in innings. on Doyle IN
its-Delehanty. Conroy. Clrth Lti''tS
and StovalL lAU on pass
- IN Work First bals-Of Lake l. FiTst
80 on errors-CleveIand g. New York. l. HIt S
r-Ry Lake / Struck out-Rv Lake g. oy b'S'''
nv Joss Time Uulpire-O Loughlin
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
EIGHT HURT IN CIRCUS TRAIN WRECK

Bellngham, Wash. Aug II-Eight men belonging
TO the cooking gang of the Barnum & Bailey Cir
Gus were severely injured. two probably fatally.
when spreading rails caused four menagerie cars in
the first section of the train to leave the track on
the Great Northern Railroad, eight miles south Of
New Westminster. yesterday. Little damage was
done 10 the cars or to the animals.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
HOPE DEFERRED AGAIN
| ONE MORE FOR L4JOIE.
Explosion in Eighth Inning GlUes
CIeUeIand the Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
ST Louis at Washington.
al Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. New York. l.
Detroit, |: Boston. o.
PhiIadepIia q St Louis. 2 Called.
Chicago, 4: Washington. tcaned)
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
CHICAGO. 5; PHILADELPHIA. /.

At Chicago: : = =
Chicago ..-------0
Rattarfes-Chi-ago. ReuIbach and Moran. Ezz.1-
delphia Foxen Richie and Doom J1-s-c-S- % -F-y
and Rgler-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
WASHINGTON. 4; CHICAGO. 4.

At Washington: e >
Washington .---------o q
Chicago .-------------i y -,
R,tteries- Washington. Johnson and kahoe; Chi
caro- White and Sullivan; Walsh ana SHa"- Oiil-
,,ires- Connolly and Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
Automobiles.

Largest Dealers New and
I'd Hand Autos in the
World"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
nEIRoiT. 1: BOSTON. o.

Al Boston: 4 \ o
y Detroit ..-........--...'V y n n n
| Rattaries-petroit. WiIlett and Schmidt Boston
= steele and Crfger. Umpire-Evans