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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Storm Carried Away Liohtsh p.

Newport, X. l., Jan. 27.--During the
storm last Friday lightship No. &C
which guards the dangerous Nantuck
ct shoals and marks the path for At
lsntic liners, was carried five miles
from her position and steamed back
again unassisted, according to infor
nation received last night at the naval
torpedo station here. Between
o'clock Friday morning and o'clock
Saturday morning while the lightship
was out of communication by wireless
with the torpedo station, the force OF
the gale dragged the 7,000-pound sink.
er which served as an anchor, to.
gether with 900 feet of heavy chain
cable, distance of five miles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Killed by a cavein.

Chicago. Jan. 27.-The body of Paul
Jones, II years old. who was caught
In cayein In gravel pit near Al
gonquin. ILL.,, last Friday was discov-
cred last night. His head was uncoy-
cred at g. O'Clock. The body wag re-
moved at midnight. Food which had
been passed through tube In the
belief that the imprisoned man was
still alive after the cavein was found
to have been untouched. He had ap.
parently been killed by the falling
gravel and tlmbers. IS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Government Attaoko Hartman Road.

Washington. Jan. 27.---Attorney Gen.
eral Donapaite has directed that n bill
In equity be filed to set aside the con,
troll by the Union Pacific Railroad Co.
and its subsidiary corporations Of the
Southern Pacific and the San Pedro.
Los Angeles IL Salt Lake railroad; !;
also to have declared Illegal the own
ership by the Union Pacific or the Or.
egon Short Line of stock In the Santa
Fe, the Great Northern aud Northern
Pacific. all OF said lines being compet
tiers of the Union Paciiis.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Famous Novelist Died a pauper.

Florence, Italy, Jan. q. - Ouida
Louise De La Ramee), the novelist,
died Saturday at Via Reggie after a
long Illness. She died in most dis
tressing poverty, her only attendant
being an old servant woman. She was
completely blind OF one eye and the
other was badly affected through her
having sr~ Jed so much from expos
ure> and prfyation. During the last
few months OF her life she was COM
PEELED at times to sleep in the open
air when unable to pay for a nights
lodging
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Intend to Abolish the Gard system.

Carson, New, Jan. 27--Several mem
bers of the Nevada legislature said
Sunday that meeting had been held
by prominent mine owners and that
the adjustment of the card system
had been agreed TO- In view of this
reported action members of the as
sembly announce that the state police
measure Will be passed by the assem-
bly,. The assemblymen are consider
ing bill to do away with blacklisting
and boycotting in any form. These
are to be made felonies with severe
penalties. The governor has not men
toned such measure to the legisla-
ture and II he does not 1t cannot come
up for action
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Storm Caused DAMAGE.

GAINESVILLE, o., Jan. 27.-A terrific
electrical storm passed over this city
Sunday afternoon. Thunder and light
ming preceded heavy fall of rain
which was in turn followed by hail.
Considerable damage to telephone
lines, fences, trees and buildings as q
result of the high wind is reported
from the surrounding country. What
proved to be the heaviest snowfall OF
the season followed last night, with
no signs OF abatement.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Fire Caused Panic in a Thea,er.

Des Moines, la, Jan 27.--Fire in "A
cafe adjoining the Grand opera house
last night caused a small panic in the
theater A number of persons were
injured in the hurry TO reach the
street. Several women tainted and a
woman in the balcony was seriously
hurt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
The Tide Turns.

Rome. Jan. 27-The return to Italy
of emigrants from the United States
Is gradually stopping. while emigra-
ton to that country is being resumed
Steamers leaving Genoa and Naples
before the end OF the month will take
back to America at least 5000 emf
grants. fn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Killed His Relative.

Cleveland, Jan 27.-Peter Tokacs,
aged 81 1882 Columbus road, was
shot and killed Sunday night by Jo-
seph Tokacs, distant relative. in the
formers home. Joseph declares that
the shooting was accidental. He Is
held on the charge Of murder.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
MasslIIon Man suleided in Jail.

Massillon, o.. Jen. 27.-Adolph Tis-
sot. In jail on warrant charging as.
sault and battery on his 14-yearold
son. hanged himself in his cell Sun.
day. Tissot was arrested Friday and
held under $50 bail. II is supposed
that his inability to raise that amount
drove him to suicide. His wife filed
suit for divorce Thursday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Was WhIpped By Mlaht RIder..

Hopkinsville, Ky. Jan. 27.--B. II.
Rodgers on Saturday was called out by
night riders and severely whipped with
buggy whips. Rodgers IL member
OF the association" but Is alleged to
have sold his tobacco outside OF the
organization. Several shots were fired
into his house and all telephone wires
were cut. 4S
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
LeaI.I.tor Wen, on ths warp,tb.

Dayton, o., Jan. N.--A bitter feel
Ing engendered in,a fight for the re
publican control Of this county eli.
NAKED late Saturday night when ]. ID.
Chamberlain, speaker pro tenn of the
house. and a leader OF one faction,
knocked down one Of the committee
members In open meeting. The couu,
" has declared for Taft. 4, .4-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
A Famous Chess PLAYER Dies.

4 st. Petersburg. Jan. 27.--T. Tchigor-
In, the noted chess master. died here
Sunday He was born In 1850. Tchi.
gorin took part In many national and
international tournaments and on a
number OF occasions was high In the
list OF winners.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Carriage Was Struck by a Train.

Ravenna, o., Jan 27.--Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Parker and their daughter
were badly hurt Sunday when a car.
riage In which they were riding was
struck by Pennsylvania passenger
train at New Milford. near Ravenna.
Mr. Parker was injured on the head,
Mrs Parker has broken arm and her
back is injured, and the daughter has
a broken leg. The injured were taken
to hospital at Alliance
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Girl Burned to Death.

Marysville. o.. Jan. '27.--Ivis Rizor,
S-yearold daughter OF Harley Rizor.
was burned TO death Sunday. Her
mother sent her to the house for hot
Goals to thaw out pump and the
child's clothing was ignited at the
stove. sH nfIir a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Chinese Piratee Are Buoy.

Shanghai. Jan 81 A Japanese
laupch has been fired upon and robbed
by Chinese pirates near Kia Hsing Flu.
The pirates also attacked several Chi
nese launches en- route to Shanghai,
killing four Chinese and wounding
nine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Record Bfeakire Harvest il promised

San Francisco, Jan. 27-The orange
crop harvest Of California this year
promises to break all previous records.
The fruit exchanges OF the state esti-
mate that the total output OF oranges
Will reach 10000 ear loads. about g.
00O.000 boxes or l,350. 100000 oranges.
The harvest will last until July 4.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Mononaah Mines Resume Today.

Fairmont, w. Va. Jan. 27.--Monongah
mines Nos. q and 8, In which the ex-
plosion OF December 8 killed 800 men.
wilkirssunse, operations today. AS
workmen we're putting the finishing
touches ION the mine Sunday they
found. the bodies of James Moon, a
trapper boy, and an unknown Slay.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
puroIars Made . $4,000 Haul.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Jan. 27.-During
Saturday night burglars entered the
jow4ify store OF r. n. Darcy and took
Gool3 valued at $4,000, including dia-
g.onds. watehes and the better grades
~ 1ewetyy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27

Bridgeport. o.. Jan. ~. George
Matheny, 10 years old, was killed ana
two companions were seriously ii,
j,red Saturday night IN ccasting ao
cjdent. -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
Prominent Younqstown Man Dies.

Youngstown, o., Jan. 27.-Gen. T.
W. Sanderson, aged 80, Oldest member
OF the Mahoning county bar. died Sun
day. He had been Ill more than a
year, and for the past eight months
kept to his led. He was city solicitor
for years. and was one OF the earliest
mayors OF Youngstown. ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-27
A GREAT Rush to EnIist.

New York. Jan. 27.--Seyeral thou
sand men have been turned away
from the army recruiting stations In
this city since II became filed with
unemployed two months ago. Every
recruiting station IL rapidly enllsting
men for the army. Former records
are INCREASED 300 per cent. At no
time since the war has the rush to re-
cruiting stations been SO great.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
EsEC PIMAC COTTAcE
N0KJT0R COTTAGE Ocean View ga-
DELAWARE

Fronting Chesapeake Bay. Safest bathing and best
fishing or the Atlantic Coast Rates. s. per day and
/ uP Ms. ". T. WILLIAMSON. Ouran VicE. vs..
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second and qualified for the final. c. L.
Hall, Irish-American Athletic Club. hn-
[ ished fourth.
The Summaries.
ThreemEs team raoe-wSn BY United Kingdom.
with J. z. Deak.n. A. J. Robertson. ". Coates. H.
A. Wilson. ard " f. HaIlows; United States sec
ond. with John L. Eisele. New York 4. c.: G. V
BouflsS. Irish-Amsrican A. C.: G. A Due. Univer-
sity Of Michigans Il L Trube. New York A C..
and H ". Cohn Ir.sh-American A C: France
third. Tine I8.e 81
Th-5W!zg the jaEslin; free sty1s-Won by Erik V.
Lsmming Sweden With 4 throw Of rs feet "a
inches; Doriza, Greece. second. with throw Of is
feet inches; E Halse. Norway. third. with q
new Olympic record
ss5 meter cycle race $40 yaTdsl-woa by John.
Uuited Kingdom; Demangre. France. second; Neu-
mer. Germany third Tine. 05l Is.
200omster tandem cycle race l-2i uailesl-Woa hy
Schel and Aufsay. France Hamlen and johnson.
United Kingdom. second; BROOKS and isszcs. United
Kingdom. third Tine sG s.
Fivs-uails run Eial heats-First hsat-Wou b.
John Y SEsubsrE- Sweden; Z Hefero1- South
Afrlca, scc1nd- Tine p . Is
Second Eeat-Woa By E r. Voight. United King
dom; F. G. Be.lars. New To-k A. C.. United States.
second. Time. q rs %.
Third nsas-Wou BY J. Landquist. Sweden: z. P.
Car Xa=ss- A A. United states. second Tine.
Fo1rth h.at-woa By J. Murphy. United King
dom; Meadows. Canada. second Tine. 2-ss
Eth heat-WCn by A J. Robertson. United
Ki1g5ra: FItzzc-aId Cansda- second Tine 3 - Is
sixth heat-Won By E Owen. United Kingdom
GaiIhrzith. Canada second. Time. 26l2
Fancy dlVing-Third heat-Won By h. Behrens.
Germany With S. points.
Fourth heat-Won by II z. Pott Unlted King
dom. With 81 points: F. Nicoli. Germany. second.
with 81 points
200 meters lzlss yards swimming; breast stroke:
3
Kingdom r. Rosler. Germany. Sound Tine.
BID IS
Second heat-Wou by ". A Person Sweden:
A. Barouyi HuzszrT. second- Tine. 81 s-5
Tbirl hcat-Won b. z Siedel Germany; II.
Joaansson. Sweden. second- Time s.l3 Is
Fourth heat-Won bv o. Toldy. Hungary; p.
Hanson. Sweden. second Tine. 3:ls p
F.f-h heat-Won By " ". Robinscn United
Kingdom Pro- Egzsted. Sweden. seco1d Tine s.-s.
sixth heat-W0a b J. Fabinyi. Hungary. X 7.
kurnfeiit Sweden. sernnd- Tine. 3Z3 25.
l55 kilouseter 'c5c1e race 6Z nilesl-Eon By Ha-
soui Swedez. Lux. France, secUnd Bailey. United
Kingdom. third Others % qualify we're Tsxier.
Frauce: Bishop. United Kingdom; Robertson. United
kiugd0ras Bonnet. France. aud Mussen. United
kiuEt1u- Winners time. 20 z 25
soo-ueteTs li3i2 yarisl swimming race: seminal
heats First haat-Won b. O. SchiE. Austria: 4
, TAYLOR. United kirsi1n second Time. SO IS.
Second heat-Won by r. E BeaErepaure Austra-
Ia W Foster, United Kingdom. second Time. 5.iA
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ffve furl1uFs- II iEh Hat. II Pow
ersi. y 20 l. won Michael Angelo. les LTro1leri
% second Melton Cloth. ll2 tBurssl. 10 70 l.
third Time. l--Z Indian Hunter. Dr. Mayer.
Derans. TrapTe, Arveiglt- Leonard. J. W Kent,
Maxim Gun, and Edwin Z. also Tan-
SECOND RACE-stesplschase: about two miles
byzantine. 40 iSt11e.. % I. won; Ba5erry. 81
Rae, 70 ? sec'u17 GeC-Es Leiper. Is iSaTelIi
also ran Woodside fell
THIRD RACE-Ons ard uuesizhth u.IIss Mon
si-uor. lo9 tpouerzl. % %. Won. De-ah. 81 Der
sem. 20 J. second. St uario 8 e. Rice. 20 l.
third Tine. is Is BlGckshseD. St Valentine.
and Azure Maid also -zn-
FOURTH RAC-Firs and one-half fur,onrz.
Dan de Noyles u3 iO-- 70 = Won. Cheek. 100
tBurtonl 20 to l. sec1nd; Patriot. Sc Bergen 90
: third Tine. IN7 IS. Autumn Maid. Rzuab-e
Catherine Csr1~sI. Miss InoEene. Hsuk and
HaEks1ighr also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Ons nile ss-vle $ gBsr-sul :
70 >. won; Beimere. I1s l1Iinderj. s 70 J. secon5
Blue Lee. 90 Kennedy, 10 2 third Tine I.sa.
Clements. Dr. Lee Hufaa1. and Lad Of Lanrien
also
SIXTH EACE-Fivs and one-haF f1rIouES law
renee p. Daley. IB lNicou. g % % Won. Billie
Hi5ds 10 Burton. 70 ]. ssc11d. Giles 90 lKer-
usdvi. 20 /. thirL Tine 155 50 Fie-duicz.
Grace KEhau, sun HUNT supers-ition and Mead
oE5reeze also ul
SEVENTH RACE-Ous nile. Code I07 JPowe-sl
9 70 3 won; Charlatau. l0s CTr11ilri . 20 / sec
ond; Es-els. % .Be-ggu'. 3 70 J. third Time la
Ia JeCulesse Bean Brumn1el Adrian and Howard
shlan also ran-
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WARRIORS BLANK LABORITES
Treasury Trims Navy and Takes
Lead in Departmental League.
sfefster and OEIe Have Pftchers'
Battle, War winning by One
Run on an Error.

To-days zme-Camms-rs ard Labor - Pcs.
e1csi IutcE.or interstate
Shut out. defeated By one run. and
pushed from the top OF the ladder, VAS
the fate meted out 20 the Commerce and
Labor aggregation by Manager Pedigo's
strong team Of Warriors yesterday. while
Treasury, profting By its rivals discom-
fture. carried away the game On the
other diamond By defeating Navy. % 10 s.
For nine innings the Laborites bent
every effort 20 push Just one run across
the plate. but the classy pitching OF
Neister and the splendid work OF the
players at his back. were too much for
the LabOrites, and the Warriors one run
was as good as ten
Meister and Ogle were the opposing
tvirlers. and to say they were twirIing
some does not express the manner in
which the slants and shoots came whis-
tling across the pan 8Ieister only al
lowed four hits. and therein lies the cause
Of the Laborites' defeat. for many many
times a hit meant runs, and on many OF
these times the heaviest hitter Of the
Laborites' heaviest hitters vas at the
bat but pop fly or an easy out was
the best that was obtained
Osle was easily as effective as NTetster.
and although he allowed seven hits. his
speed and curves moved down the oppos-
ING batters with regularity that caused
distress TO Warriors rCoters.
Rea, the first man Cd in the game
scored the winning run A long fly to
center. which went for q hit but which
should have been an out. landed him on
nrst He stole second and went TO third
on q Wild pitch 10 the bag, and scored
on Fenwick's out Score:
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AsBURY PARK, \. ,.
DEVOEP0RT Rs
-IRGINIA

BEtVAFuhi tAa, SSD ~ aTS
Nov open; finest location: directly On boardEaiRs
A. z VAIL
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second and qualified for the final c. L
Hall, Irish-American Athletic Club. in
fshed fo11rtf,
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HOTEL RENLOPEN
WEST VIRGINIA.
caPOH SPRINGS And BATHS

IN the mountains. 10 miles due west Of Washizz-
ten Scs pace Coed table Large company. fisasz1s
EeCplc For pamphlets. ratea. scc-. address
cAaS- r. NELSON, csDsn SPrizEss ~. "a
ASK AER- FOSTER. 1883 pa avs- ~
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New York. July 15.-Ths feature OF the
racing at Brighton Beach to-day was the
second event. at a mile and a half
On form It looked like a close thing be
tween Beauclere, TO 5. and Trash, Il 10
10 For nearly a mile these horses were
ridden under waiting orders Then 5oth
began to overhaul the pace-makers. Beau
elere on the outside Of the feld and
Trash on the rail In the middle OF the
far turn Trash was shut on Beauclere
then took command al the head OF the
stretch and won in a gallop by four
lengths in 2.s4 2-5.
Falcada, TO l. was the best IN the
handicap. while Etherial. to .. had no
trouble in taking the measure OF Water
vliet- Il to 10. in the first race.
Jacobite, to ). got Up IN the last few
jumps to win the third race. and Canvas.
ID 10 !. made all the pace in the steeple-
chase at about two miles. and won gal
Looping
Waponoca, 1 10 . got home With five
lengths 10 spare in the last race.
The attendance was about 5000.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-FIvo and onshalf furiongs
-------Aa-s -l tB-s-lf- % Won haEGTFlleL.
Meter. Il to .. second; Dandy Dixon. 100 (Gl-
bert, g 20 L third Tine. Is6 IS ETlcseu. Sir
John, AaroelLus, Frs5o1ia. and Guatsmotzin also
rau.
SECOND RACE-8Ils ard onehalf Bsauclsre
lei lUptul. 10 5. Won; Trush. g Sweet. Il 70
%. second; Red Frar. lbs lsIcDuuieI z to Z third
Time. 2.54 25 Golc1nda, KilieGznkie. and Bar
tender also ran-
THIRD RACEsax fu-lo1ES Jac1bits. II
tswset'. % 5 Won, I've Wire. 10 tDuE1l. % L
second. Ini-ato- l1S eSo--e-l % 20 / third Tine.
lis IS. ZaI, CCuedieune and Wes also rau
FOURTH RACE-One -zile. Falcadz- 1l3 lDussni.
90 J. won. Bouquet, 10 CfcDauiell. % s.
second; spoon1. q UPTON. ? 70 l. third Tine.
Ia Thrs. starters
FIFTH EACE-Abour two mlaS Canvas. E7
iBoercmanl. . 20 l. woas ST. Mex. 1t NC
kt-neyl. 20 l. seooo5s Harp.sc II. IS ,C-urabley3
% % I. third Tine. s.5s % Ezra-slcnist, Ban
uel. Cor5i-e Sandy CreeEer. and Cuban also rau-
SIXTH RACE-FTTe and ous-half flrlongs.
Maponoca. l07 lang % 2 Won: A-undack g
tYorkei. 10 10 L second; Tod. 10 Geel Il 70 5.
third Tine. lG. Terror. Weymouth. ARK, and
hammock Boy also ran-
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ENGLAND IS IN LEAD
BY SEVEN POINTS
British Team Wins Three-nliIe Race in Stadium
While Swede Establishes NeV Record by
Putting JapeLn I78 Feet II Inches.
OLYMPIC GAMES RESULTS.

Three-mils rsce-England won. America
secuud. France third
Jarelin-throHiaz coutest-Lemmins. Sweden.
won; Czouras. Greece, second; Ha,se. Nor
way. third
659yard cycle racs-Johnsou. England.
won. Demaugel Frsncs. second: Seumer.
Germany, third.
z11Qmeter tandeEn cycliug Tsce-FTench
team Won. English team second, English
team third.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE,

At Baltimore-Baltimore, 4; Jersey City. /
IL Newsrk-Pruvide1ce ;; Newark. !.
At Toro1to-T orouto, /; Buffalo. O.
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Harvey stahI Gets Licen.e.

Special 10 The Washington Eesald
Cumberland. Nd. July 15.-Harvey G.
Stahl. a well-known 8feyersdale horse
man. has received his license from the
American Trotting Association. to serve
as starting Judge He viii oficiate in
various circuits.
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WILL BOB UNGLAUB REPORTi

Boston. July R-Bob Uaglsub. the sz-
captain Of the Boston Red Sex to-day re-
ceirod a wire from Joe CsntiIlon ordering
him 10 report at once
Unglaub was under a contrac. that called
for a high salary here and declares that
the only conditions under which be VIII JOIN
the Nationals Is that he receives the sane
moDey at Washington.
Ung sub to-day Eiurd CanuIlO1. saying:
Can't see way dear to Join Washington
club at present."
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Moses Team Takes Second Place by
Defeating GOIdenbergs.

bLANUINF WF TIE ILAlIs-
NEs $ Co. o ) is Hahn Co.. y Z FsS .ss
Moses i sons 8 ; IS Howard CO.. 6 Z Is.
To-day's same-WiIliam Hahn s Co. vs.. G. Z.
Howard Co. az Eighth and Florida avenue north
east. at $50 O'Clock
The W B Noses team took second
place in the Commercial League race
yesterday BY defeating Goldenbergs. the
newcomers. by the score Of Il TO 8.
Cunningham carried Of the batting hon
ors, while Hurley exceIled in the field.
Score
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F1rSr base by eTTors-Nalachs / Left on bases
Walachs Il. 1lanhattaus. Il Frs base on balls
OF Kraft- I: Of Allen 4 Struck out-By Kraft
s. on Allen, s. TEree-base hi.-Hayrie. Two-hase
hIt-BreEer- Sacrifice Eit-Lyuch Stolen bases-
lie Matt p. Hayuie. Holland Barn. HIT by
ritcher-By Kraft !: b. Alien. L Passed balls
Chapnan, Smithso1- Umpire-lIr. Oorby Tine of
Kane-l hour and % minutes
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Msmuhls--FIrst game. Memphis 2; Atlanta
l. Sec7nd Esme- Memphis. ?; Atlanta. o
At Little Rock-First game: Little Rock ?: Nash
vile. = Secoud game Nashville. 5. Little Rock J.
At Mohle-First game: Mobile Z; Birmingham. l.
Second game, Mobile. (. birmingham. O.
At New Orlesns-New Orleans. ,: Montzumery. 2
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All advertising contracts made By The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained BY any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open.
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E--lle4 F'ls-t1C-lie1oe-g- l. Moses = Elrst base
b. sr-ors-Coidenbs-z. .: Moss 70. Left on bases-
Go'deroe-g. z; Moses. !. First base on hans-Of
kabey. ,. of Cunningham. l. Str-ck o-lt-Isy Roher
%; By Cunningham, 9. Home Tn-Cunuingham
. Tlree-hase hit-Dam0a- Tuo-base hits-Myers Robev
EvlrS stolen bnsss-2Ieridith. Snyder Hit b.
uitehcr-By Robey, /: By Cunningham 1 Wnd
p-tChes-Robey. Cunningham Passed hall-Yea-rr
. mirutes
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- . - - Herala.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, July l5--PortsmOuth made
It two games out Of three with Richmond.
winning this afternoon 4 to l. Chenault
became unsteady in the last half OF the
game and was hit freely. Vail pitched in
mastery fashion Score
RH Z.
Richmond. 0ooIoooo 81
Portsm0uth-.-----.-.- 0 0 II
Batteries-Chenault and CoEan; Vail and Wsd
leigh Urnpire-3Ir. McKeerer-
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fan Rivsr-aa-erhil. 3; Fan River. 2
A. New Bedsor6-Lyun. 8; New Bedford, s
A. -Loweli-yEozc-zJer I5: Lowell. O.
At B7o-krnn-Laurence ,: Brockton, O.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancastsr-Lsncastsr. s. Johnstcwn, L
A. TrentOu-W iilismsport. 3: Trenton. 2
At iluiug1o1-Hau-sburg. 2. Wilni1gtcs. I.
At Reading-AliOona. Z: Reading. .
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For six innings the

For six innings the game between
Treasury and Navy was close and excit-
iRg, when the Money Counters started a
battingfest that lasted until the game
was called, their terrific cIouts. assisted
by several errors on the part Of the sail
ors. chasing sixteen runs across the pan.
Score.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At JhcksonTille-First game Jacksonville l: An
g1sta. O. Second E1me- Augusta ); Jacksonville I
At SaTauzah-SaTzuHah. 2; Columbia. O
At Charieston-Charlsston. 2; Macon. O
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At MerideD-Meriden. 5. New Britain. L
At Waterbury-Bld=sport s: Waterbury. 2
At Hzrtford-Hoiy0ke. s.; Hartford. O.
At New HaTen-SpTinz3eld. /: New Haven, O.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At SyTacus>-Syracuse. 5; Utica. L
At BiuEhzniou-B -Bi1Chamfon ). A J. and Z,
At NiIkesharre-FiTst game WIkesharre 1; Al
bany. ! Second game: Wilkesbarre, 5; Albany. 4
A. Scr7nton-First game: Scranton. (: Troy, z
secoud game-Troy. ?: Scranton. L
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OF Hunter. Struck o1t-By Hester 2 BIZ Tavlor
Three-b1se hit-Lord. Two-base hifs-Hesfsr
O'Neil. smith. Mccarthy q. Brauner. sacrincs
hits-H'Intcr o. McDonouSh. Lord. Stolen basas-
Tarney 49,. Lord ~. Mccarthy %. t;ertman
0'NeI. Fulcaer. Hit By ritcler-By Hunter.
Passed ball-R0uHtree- Ump5re-1Ir Betts Tine
OF game-l hour and $ ninrres