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The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
MARKET Is BUOYANT
Large Increase Is Shown in
Volume of Transactions.
BONDS SEEM TO BE FAVORED
Pennsylvania Issue Finds Great Sue
cess Among Private InvestOrs-Al-
ready Is Oversubscribed - Public
Rushes to Get Allotment and
Banks Execute the Orders.

New York, April 23-As might have
been expected in view Of yesterdays en-
couraging developments and as the ma
jority of professional observers of hnan-
eial affairs predicted, dealings in to-day's
market were considerably enlarged and
prices were almost uniformly higher
The market was more or less hesitant
az the opening but continually firmer
undertone manifested itself, accompanied
also with a constant increase in the
volume Of transactions, and all this ran
into something resembling buoyance in
the latter part OF the day which caused
practically all the leading stocks to close
at decided net advances.
The feature OF the general security
market was, however, not the dealings in
stocks. but in bonds. All the well-known
railway and Industrial bond issues. such
as. notably the American Tobacco IS and
as Chicago Rock Island and Pacific IS
and Is, United stases Steel, InterborOugh-
Metropolitan 4lzs. and New York City
bonds, were active and strong. Sales OF
bonds were S1.s00.OOO greater than they
were on the preceding day. and were the
largest that have been witnessed in any
day for a long period
Due 10 Pennsylvania.
All this concentrated and diversified
buying Of bond securities. as we'll as
the improvement IN the stock market It
self, was the direct result, of course, of
the more or less unexpected success of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company s
S40000000 bond offering. Indeed. that the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company was
about 10 make a bond issue az all, WGs
known to but very few persons in the
financial district at the beginning Of the
week. The syndicate, or so-called syndi-
cate taking the bonds. vas limited 10 two
or three banking houses Of international
prominence. whose names have figured
in the affair. There was no extension OF
the arrangement TO the large number OF
banks and minor financial houses usually
participating in such a fioatation. There
fore there was a rush among the institu-
tions and corporations OF the class last
named to place orders for the new bonds,
these acting, not simply for themselves,
but for individual investors all over the
country who seemed TO desire in a multi
tudinous way TO subscribe TO the issue.
Issue Oversubscribed.
the consequence is that the issue has
been already very largely oversubscribed
and that in all probability. the subscrip-
ton books for it Will close Immediately
after the formal opening.
It was pointed out IN Wall street. to-day
that the success Of this undertaking is
not TO be taken as giving assurance that
offerings by other railroad companies Of
bonds OF a grade not so high as those put
out by the Pennsylvania company viii be
sold with equal rapidity.
The consensus was, however, that what
had happened might very we'll prove 10
be the entering wedge Of a re-entrance Of
the public into the investment market.
, and this probability Is indeed attested by
many indications.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April 23.-CATTLEAReeeipts, e,e0o head
strong. PRIME beeves. 5.9laIZ5; poor TO medium.
4.5es6.l5; stockers and feeders 350a5S5: COWS and
heife5. s25a625; Gamers 2l5a3l0 Texans. A40a5 60
H0GS-Reccipts. Il 900 head: market lower. Light.
loa5so; roughs 5IoaS60; mixed, S.l5aS60; heavy,
5.35a5. 60: pigs, 400a4.s0
SHEEP-Receipts, 1890 head; steady. Native
sheep, 475aT2; Western sheep 4.75a66O; native
lambs. s.00s7.60; Western lambs. 60oa770
New York April 23-CATTLE- Receipts, go head
steady. Dressed beef more active, but lower; 9sai
per ID.
CALV Es-Receipts, 800 head; weak 20 Is cents
lower. Common TO prime yeals. 4ooa7.o0; few tops,
80; dressed calves slow; city dressed Yeals, sail
country dressed 7a9
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2S50 head sheep
steady: lambs firm TO 10 cents higher. Sheep as
sS00; culls, go; unshorn lambs, s00as50; spring
lambs, 5.5Oa6oo per head.
H0GS-Receipts sl0 head; lower.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
Probate Court,
CHIEF IIISTICE CI.ARArGH

CHIEF JUSTICE tLABADGH.
Estate Of John H. MITCHELL order TO psy over
certain fund. Attorney c. c. James.
Estate of John Cssses; order admitting will to
psohats and record and letters testamentaTy; bond
500 e0. Attorney. W. A. MeKenney.
Estate Of Otto H. Collin; viii dated August 20
ls95. fled.
Estate Of Anthony Foster; viii dated October s.
ls9s. dled
Estate ct Mary Z. Guhek; petition for probate
and recon- and letters Of administration c l. g.
Attorney ". A. McKenney.
Estate q Horatio Brosning petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. J. C. Mattingly
Estate Of Adder r. Perkins petition foT probate
AMI record Of viii and letters testamentary Attor-
neg, ". A. Douch.
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wAsHINeToN CATTLE MARKET.

cAgTLE-Extra. per ewt., s.0sassoi butcher. SIS
a575; common, 26o.
H0Gs-Per ewt-. gross sOOas75: ordinary. per
cwt, 475a500
sHEEP-Prime. s.0Oa5.5Oi common. 25Oa200.
LAMBs-Spzng, l0ali
CALYDS-Prims. Per h.. slssT: medium, s; grass.
aa4
CoWS-Prime. fresh. each s00oa500o; common
q. 2o.0oaS0e0; old and dry. s.o0alooo.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April Z.-FOllOwing are the official
prices t0-dsT:
BUTTEG-Creamery. fancy. per pound, s0ss1ik
imitation. Aa2l; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls,
20a22; store-packed. Ohio. lsal7; do, West Viz
giRa. lsa2l Maryland. Virginia, and Pennsylvania
dairy prints. 20a2l
LIVE POUBTRY-Chickens Young large per
pound. lSa2O: winter. 2 pounds and under 2oa25
spring. IL and liA pounds. 12al3: do old hens h.,
i4i1al5i ducks. puddle. per H.. young. l2aI3: do,
young MuscoTy and mongrel. per ID. 11sl2
EGGS-Naryiand and Pennsylvania, fresh Der
dozen. l5; duck nearby. Is
FL0UR-Winter extra, 3e5a405; do, clear 4 lOa
4&i do. straight 430a4.45; do patent, 465a4. 50;
spring clear. 4Soa460; do. straight. seas %: do
patent, b&a555: City Mills best patent. 500; do,
highgrade patent SD do. straight 40; do choice
family. 4so; extra. 400a4.l0 Rye -four. medium to
chOics, 450a490.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
Bankrunfcr Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 81 II re Thomas +. Meehan: receiver ap-
pointed bond, 2,0oo.
No. 4s- In re Martin Bros; decree ratifying and
confirming sale
No. 5oZ In rs Louis H. Meyers; order allowing
discantinuance of action
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
Lawsuits,

No. SolS Elizabeth ", Onderionk rs. Phiiander
A. Bowen, T.. note. Sl,ii9. Attorneys. Ralston &
Siddons
No. Dls3. Franklin " Brooks IS. Mount Seal
Company; debt, ssal.65. Attorneys. Wolf & Cohen
No 0ls Haines, Jones S CadbuU Co Is
~ B. Casey CO. account Sess 40 Attorneys.
Pack, Hinton & PACK
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
Criminal Court 80. i.
JUsTICE sTAFFORD.


United States r.. Frederick A. HYDE, John A.
Benson, Henry P. Dimond and Joost H. Schneider:
violation section $40, ReTised Statutes Of the United
States on trial Defendants attorneys A. s.
WouhngtoA- A. A. Birney J. G. Campbell, and
r G. Donaldson
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sls F STREET NORTHWEST

B. Francis Saul and Walter E. Hilton. to Sc
e1re Harry u. Ellis s. so. years. 6 per cent.
ssmiannually. lot 60. block = Same to same.
same debt, lot 81 block =. Same 70 same. 10
secure same debt, lot g. block g.
Square 5l-Walter Z. poore ct ux. 20 Katherine n
and Milton T.. Anes aad William J. Father
20 secure John II. Jones. s2e9 years. per
cent, seni-ann8slly. part original lots Is and Is
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia. Remens-
her The Herald syhen placing LEGAL
advertisements
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
The Largest Morning Circulation.

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.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
Equity Suits.

No 27l55 Florence p. Poole rs lee r, Martin,
trustee, et al 20 substitute tHlstee. Attorney. H
". Sohon
No. Al55- Arlington Fire Insurance COMPANY rs.
a. \. Hamilton ct a.. Injunction Attorney, Z. A.
Jones.
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New York, April 3-WHEAT-Hirher. fair in
qury. No ] Northern Duluth 10 arrive. Il75a: No.
red, Z, o. b. L0al05N No. hard. T. o. b.. LA;
No. ] macsruni. L00. f. o. b.. No. macaroni, sslk
opening CT navigation Exporters took . loads,
CORN-Str5ngsr. checking trade. No elevator.
75ls No. 2 T. 0. b., "A No white. f. O. b., "a;
No. yellow. Z O. b.. nominal. Exporters took 2
loads.
RYE-Stronser; nominal trade No. elevator.
S. bid, (. o. b,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By E r. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman manager. lSol street northwest
sales 20 noon, .,,,s...s..2 2dfa 100 shares
Total sales. S..... Con. .fls,sl skarps
Call moneys High, q low, Is4y close, ?.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD

United States vs. Richard Holmes; canal knoWl-
edge iuy disagree. Attorney, Psca OberIin
United States V, Richard Gregory: murder; or
trial Defendants attorneys. Z. c. Dutton and G.
II. Mcdonald
Assignments ior to-day-Motions. aIraignments and
sentences.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
Equity Court No. 2.
Circuit Court No. I.

JUSTICE GUILD
Al motions win be heard in Equity Court No /
Chief Justice Ciabaugh presiding
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nankruptey PetItinn.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No 5s2 In Re George E Smith; voluntary.
torney, Charles Bendheim.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Gold coin and dbullion................ s1sOOOo 600
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COTTON MARKET.

Bid f2sEed
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
BENEFIT
TO Be UNIQUE

An absolutely unique game will be
the one In which the people OF Bos.
ton and the American league Will do
honor Aug l3 To that grand old man
OF the national game-Pitcher Denton
+. Young, OF the Boston club.
II having been found lmpracticable
10 arrange game between the Bos-
ton club and the champion Detroits,
the latter being simply unable to keep
their engagements and make the
jump. President Taylor Of the Boston
club, announces that be hopes To se-
cure league consent TO playing his
team against an aggregation or Am
erican leaguers, gathered from all the
other seven teams, each one TO con.
tribute "A player or two.
President Nayin. OF the Detroit club.
has replied favorably To Taylors re
quest and believes that the opportu-
nifty 10 aid In the benefit to the vet
eran twirler will be gladly assisted
by all the other clubs.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
CANADIANS STILL
HAVE CONFIDENCE

In spite OF the 05 l2 mile OF the
PAGER Minor Heir. now fayorite for
Detrot's $4,000 Chamber OF Com
merce stake, the Canadians who are
backing The Eel IN the future books
are far from giving up hope Though
he did not start at Peoria. not being
eligible ON account of the failure OF
his owner 10 enter him. The Eel was
there and showed the horsemen the
stuff OF which he was made. by sew
eral fast workouts. His most impos-
ing demonstration was at the expense
OF Pop Geers and LATE Shaefer who
were working a couple OF the record
PAGERS OF the Geers string McEwen
turned the Eel in behind them and
kept him there 10 the stretch when
ne opened him up. The Canadian
thing buzzed past the others as II
they were standing still and finished
the mile we'll to the good and this in
spite OF the fact that the veteran Ten
nesseean was pushing his charge for
all he could do.
The Geers pair paced the final quar-
ter In 80 seconds but the Eel must
have bettered this at least a second
and travelled the overland route, too.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Wild Bill" 0gar Latest
Contribution 10 Greatness

Ii had TO come 4 well-known De-
troit cigar manufacturer announces
that. before long, he will hand over
to his sales department a brand new
cigar which he will style the WILD
Bill"
The interior cover be guarantees
TO include fine photograph OF the
king or pitchers In the act OF strik-
ing out the side with runners on al
the sacks.
The Tigers have been the recipients
Of many honors in their great can3-
paigns OF 1907 and 1908 but. SO far
as known. the signal distinction OF
having a cigar named after any OF
tie individual members OF the play
ing staff is achieved thus by one OF
them for the first time.
In order that the cigar may be with
in reach OF even the most humble Of
the twirling monarch's supporters, 1t
will sell for five cents, the twentieth
part of a dollar.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
WOMEN SHOCKED
THE FIGHT CROWD

The women who attended the Cans
Nelson contest Saturday-and there
was a large number OF them-acted In
such a manner that hereafter they
will probably not be admitted to
bouts Most OF them developed into
screeching fends when Nelson began
TO batter Cans. Two from Nevada
mining camp were close TO the ring
side and their language was as print
tive as that OF Bret Harte's Harridans.
These became hysterical when Nelson,
bleeding freely, tore into Cans. When
Cans sank to the mat for the last
time, one OF the two scrambled into
the ring. yelling Economically The
action OF the two near the ringside,
as we'll as others seated less con.
spicuously. illustrates the refining In
nuence OF prize fights upon women
San Francisco Exchange.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Sporting Note5

The cubs are back In the lead again
In the National. which IL having
quite a race
Connie Msck's son Earl - slated for n
berth on the Athletics pretty soon.
lie Il a fine young second sacker.
The man who owns Anson's big bill
Hard hall and bowling alley In Chi-
cago claims Cap doesn't pay his
rent
Buck cnbcrger. the Rochester manager,
has been let out and Shortstop Holly
- in charge while the management
Is negotiating with Clarke Grifhth
Finy-eIght ears start In the Giidden
tour from Buffalo today. No Detroit
ers are among the entrants. though
there are several Detroit made cars
Ia the list
The Detroit Matinee club is talking of
going back To the Recreation park
half-mile ring. and will discuss to
advisabilitY OF the move at meet
ing tonight
Jack RyInnd Of stnndiSh. owns two
half sisters to Lillian r.. last years
queen % the fast classes In the Grand
Circuit. but admits that trotters like
NJ this one aren't developed In the pine
s'ashinss every year
With due credit to the enterprise back
Of the act u might be remarked that
the American car entered In the
Grand Prix sustained the reputation
81 its native land In the big event IL
did as we'll as any OF the other cars
that have tried "a.
The Cleveland ciub has traded Pitcher
tiraney and a bunch OF cash for out
fielder Raftery OF the Portland. ore.
team formerly OF Charleston. whom
the writer mentioned a couple OF
years ago az one 81 the most prom
ising minor leaEusrs In sight He rs
en- extremely fast base runner an
excellent batter and fielder better
than fair.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Nv r.. ID. LAURENCE.

A falr crowd attended the windsor
races yesterday composed prlnci paIly
things" galore, and most OF them went
through. causing a shrinking 70 the
bank roll OF the booklc man
Twenty-three books cut IN. 1--WE went
of after Tuesdays battle, and two
more cut in yesterday Ed Klein, or
New. York and e. J Nreeland. ~ the
same village. being the recruits. that
Elrod the Versatile manager OF the bet
ting ring succeeded In 4 .tt.ng 20 90
on"
The feature event was won by Glirr-
mer whlCh won from suca good ones
as Ellicott. Scion Shingle ara Clei FUR
ney in common canter.
Several OF the larger bookmakers
have quit at Windsor. one OF them CIV
ing his reason that there was not
enough public money TO stand on the
wise coin OF several or the pi4nSefs
over the river
Louis Greniex got in from Hot
springs. Arkansas. aud brings news
that prospects are bright In his state
for a repeal or amendment OF the Annls
bin AT the coming meeting or the leg
islature next January
The friends OF Or J p sherman. the
well known Detroit horsenan. viii re =
greet IN near mat ne Hdi SlToht %
paralysis yesterday morning at the
track
Fred Cooks good colt Johnny Blake
went lame after his race In the htth
event. and VIII not be started again for
some time.
Jockey g Ross. who rode clever
race Ola Glimmer, will be In demand AT
windsor Ross IS under contract 20
Barney Schneider. the Missouri horse
man and breeder.
Starter Dade reconsidered his sus e
pension OF Jockey Eddie Walsh, ana
will allow him TO ride FOR his contract
employer, Is SChrieber.
Marcel Straus, who was connected
with the Cuban Racing association, at
Havana arrived yesterday. lie reports
that he learned at Savannah, Ca
where he stopped over. that 'Curley
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Tigers hsu haad Is
Delivering III, Real Goods

II Erasmus Booker Washing
ton Taft. the little pick whom.
the Tigers annexed to their
ranks during the last series in
Chicago. keeps up his great
work O'Brien and Ward. the De-
troit bat boys. see where they
will be on the outside OF the
park, when the team comes
back, joining with the common
herd in a mad scramble for a
foul ball, possession OF which
will entitle them. To enter the
sacred confines or the ball yard.
Erasmus hasn't lost a single
game since he went on the bats
and has won no less than four
IN q row.
Dispatches from New York
state that he is by all odds the
best thing in the mascot line
which has invaded the big
leagues in many moons.
During his stay with the team
Erasmus is the particular
charge OF Schaefer and O'Leary,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
TOO MUCH WISE MONEY TO
SUIT THE BOOKMAKERS

Brown Is trying TO organize racing
association at that point
Seattle has on "a books. which speaks
we'll FOR the meeting on the coast The
feature OF the meeting out there is
said To BE- the starting OF Dick DWyer.
well known on the northern circuit
The international stock Farm. at
Sandwich. ont. owners OF the stations
VIM Wright and Rotterdam. wish To-
help the breeding interests OF Canada
and VIII donate the services OF either
stallion 10 anyone who will bring their
mares Now is the time 90 get a King s
Platter. fellows
Johnny Ferris and Ed Alvey. have a
representative here looking up stable
room. they are shipping their
strings from I.atonis. \ number OF
other hOrsemcn want 10 ship. but can
not get stalls.
Charley NcCafferty was suspended
and ordered on the track Al Seattle FOR
carving up Geo Mindon. a bookma X
er, with his pocketknife.
Today's card - composed 81 seven
races. the only one OF any class being
the third. which should be a good race
a ~ contains the names ~ several OF
the best horses at Windsor.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
THE THROBBING PULSE OF THE SPORTING WORLD
'tMY BROOKS
TR0Ts IN 2:95 IA

PEORIA. Ill. July 9-Amy Brooks
won the Hotel Fey stake today IN
two straight heats from field Of
five other starters In the first heat
the little Mcdonald mare logged home
length ahead OF Spanish Queen,
the Detroit NJ and NJ candidate. In
zoe "a In the final heat Amy turn
ed the three-quarterS post in Las IL,
and did the last quarter in 20 IL,
giving her the mile in 2:0S Id. the
fastest trotting mile OF the year and
equaling Sonoma Girls fastest mile
OF last season made ar lAbertyville.
Baron Grattan really had no race
in the freefor-all pace. and Othello
took the ell trot.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit beat New York, 6 TO 3,
MuIlin pitching against Chesbro,
and went into tie with the
Browns for first place.
Bender pitched better ball than
Howell and the Athletics beat the
Browns, to o.
Pruitt pitched nice ball for 6os-
ton and Cleveland went TO pieces
one Inning, Boston coping, 2 TO 0.
Rhoades couldn't stop them.
Tannehlll allowed Chicago but
four hits and Washington pulled
out OF last place, forcing New
York down to the ignomlnious
eighth hole. Manuel was batted
cut-of the bcx.
Detroit was the only western
team TO win yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Gain Raised With Many
harness Records This Season
(Cnicaqo Tribune.)


They JUST simply raised Cain with
the trotting and pacing record IN the
last few days.
Fleming Boy trotted d third heat in
200 II al Peoria, new record for
green trutters.
Billy b. T. paced mile in 229 at
Palatine. constituting new record for
4-yearold geldings with mauve sus-
penders
Goolsey G. stepped mile in 2;29 at
Geezeivilie. constituting a new record
for early radishes.
Wilkes Persquint trotted a third
heat in as at Knox. constituting a
new third heat record for Stark coun.
~. Ind
Patsy Gal stepped half a mile at
DINGHY Courthouse. Va, in 1924, con
stituting a new record for 3year-old
troiters with two white feet and a
blaze face.
Nutmeg Falseface shucked a buggy
at Gabe's Crossing and landed home
In twenty minutes. constituting a rec
ord for guideless wonders.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
NELSON WANTS THE
WHOLE PURSE NOW

Battling Nelson is likely 10 get in
bad again with the sports II he per-
sists IN resorting 10 the tactics OF his
old manager When Tex Richard OF
fered to hang up a $4,000 purse for
another 45-round> battle between Mel.
son and Cans AT Ely. New. Labor day.
the Batter stated he would accept II
he is given $4,000 win, lose or draw
Neither Cans. nor In fact the promot.
er. would agree To such a division
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Just Exactly Right.

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for several years. and find them
just exactly right" says Mr.. A. A..
FELTON,. OF Harrisville. y. Y. New
Life pills relieve without the least dis
comfort. Best remedy for constipa.
ton, biliodsness and malaria. al r
c. Kinsel's. Central Drug Co. and
Gray & Worcesters drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Fine REASONING.

a Boston scribe has figured il out
that the reason the Beaneaters do not
win games is because they fail TO hit
when hits are needed When you
know that that is the reason ali ball
games are lost, you will perceive that
FOR good clear logic this chap has
Aristotle and Plato showed into the
minors
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
Seem 70 Need Him.

CLEVELAND. July 9.-The Maps
have purchased another new pitcher,
Foster. of Charleston s. c. He has
been setting the South Atlantic league
afire with his great work. Foster will
report TO Manager Lajoie In New
York, July 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09

fBatted for Chcsbro I'm sixth.
fBstted for Hoax In ninth.
2 ~ - % u
Detroit .........2 o o % , o % o. u
New York .......O d o D D o.
Two-base hit-Crawford. Thrce-bnse
hlt-Rossman. Home run-Cobb. Hits
--On Chesbro, 2 In isningsI on Hoge.
! In 3 innings. Sacrifice bits-CObb,
Niles. stolen bRses--Cobb. MORTALITY.
Hemphiii, Cou.hIin, O'Lesry. nossmnn,
ball. Niles. Double pisy-Muilin, Rsss-
man and OLcary. Lett ON basc>--De-
trOIt q, New York \. First bnse on
balis-On MulIin 2, OFT Chesbro q. on
Hogg =. FIRST base ON errors-Dctroft
2. New York =. struck out--By Muiiin
3. by ChesbrO q. wild pitch--C hesbrO.
Time-1i45. tmpIres-Sheridan and
Evans
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09

1T WAS A FINE VINDlCATION
FOR GEORGE MuLLIN THAT THE
HAPPY RESULT SHOULD HAVE
BEEN ACHIEVED WHILE HE WAS
TOlLING ON THE MOUND. The Tig.
ers gave him neat lead In the first
two innings. Cobb's clean home run
In the first inning coming with Nc
lntyre on base, while Matty and
Schaefer batted In another In the
third The visitors got balled up on
the bags and Rossman and OLeary
stopped them with swell double
play. A couple OF errors allowed
New York 10 tie things up In the
fourth al three all but the Champions
fell on the Highlanders with vim in
the sixth, made up for the little wob-
BILE OF Mullin and his support. and bat
ted out three runs in bunch. after
which Hogs good pitching set them
down
New York had the bases filled in
its half and Elberfeld sent orth in 10
bat for Chesbro. Mullin struck him
out with neatness and dispatch, and
the game was virtually ended right
there.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
The Human Bean Poles.

II Sallee OF the Cardinals and Falk.
enburg OF the Washingtons would
kindly stand back 10 back It would
settle a momentous question as TO
which Is the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. star