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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Missouri valley wins Good Game.

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, June 29.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )-Missouri Valley defeated
the Antlers of Omaha in a fast, well played
game by a score of ? to l. Score. R.H.E.
Antlers ........ 0 o 0 0 l 0 OIL 8 ,
Missouri Valley 0 0 0 l l 0 0 - 4 8
Batteries: Antlers, Hirsch, ogden; Mis-
souri, valley, Nicely, Kaplan. Base on balls:
off Hirsch, 3; off Nicely, l. Struck out: BY
Hirsch, 5; by Nicely, 10. Umpire: Turner.
Time: l:10.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
PUEBLO WINS A FAST CONTEST
Double Plays Cut on LincOln's
Chances of Scoring,

PUEBLO, June 29.-(Special Telegram
In. the fastest game of the season on the
home grounds Pueblo took the first game
from Lincoln by the score Of 3 to /. Lin
coin took a lead in the SECOND inning on a
single by Thomas, a sacrifice and Pritch-
ett's single. Galgano really won his own
game in the NTH, when with two down
and with daring base running he converted
a short hit down the right field line into
"a t"hree-bagger. Hogriever scored him with
a single Smith walked and when Gagnier
dropped Miller's high one Hogriever scored
the winning run. Two-baggers by Miller
end Clark gave the locals their final run
in the eighth. Pueblo had three double
plays, which broke up nearly every chtnce
the visitors had to score. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

-NDS. SCOTe
WASHINGTON

PHILADELPHIA. June 29-Philadelphia
defeated Washington here today by hitting
Johnson hard, while the visitors were I'M
able to- solve NiCkers' curves. Score:
PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
west slider, After Beru..

The West Side team has issued a Chal-
lenge to the Berg Clothing company team
for a game with a purse of not less than
SlOl. This challenge grows out of a failure
TO complete a game Sunday. Rain stopped
play at the end of the fourth inning when
the score was to 8 in favor of the Berg
team and the West Siders are now willing
to back themselves to this extent for an
other meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At st. Louls-St. louis ittsburg game
postponed; wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Mcrchnnts Mnnt Gnme on Fonrth.

would like TO state through your paper
the Merchants OF Omaha ball team was 10
have played me Nahoo team az Mahoo'
had decided not to have a game on that
day and Il leaves us without a game. l
would be pleased TO hear from some team
Fourth Of July and ohltEe.
c. +. RATEKIN. Manager.
Merchants OF Omaha Base Ball Club.
al South Twelfth St. Tel. Doug. SIS Or
Ped AAOp
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
ST PAUL


Dated for Davis IN ninth.
ST. Pau ..........2 o 0 o o 0 o.
Indianapolis $50 o 4 0 . 0-lO
TwO-base hit: Williams. Stolen bases:
Geier G), Davidson. Double plays: Bush,
Williams TO Carr C2), HoPke 10 Williams TO
Carr, Hall TO Noonan. Hits: Off Hall. II
in seven innings; off Miller. 4 in two in
Yer, 8 Hit by pitcher: Hall. Struck out:
BY Siever, I; by Hall, g.. by Miller. /
Passed balls Howley, Laughlin. Sacrifice
HoSiey siever. Time. 300. Umpire: Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
MERCHANTS
Totals 81 1ssll a Totals .....35
shoot Things ut Lumbermen.

sOne out when winning run was made.
Merchants .......... 0 / 0 3 / 0 l p
Sterlings ............O 2 0 0 0 8 O-S
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stolen bases: Quigley go, Elliott. Walling,
Two base hit: Hin. Three base hit: Kranda.
Double play: Young to HIN to Edison.
Base on balls: OFF Young, 1; off Mthews,
.. Hit by pitched ball: Young, 3. Struck out;
BY Young, 3; by Mathews, /. Umpire: Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
NaIparai.n E.cnnes shntnnt.

WESTON, Neb., June @-tSPecisLD-The
Tenhyr Valparaiso team barely escaped a
shut out in Yesterdays game at the hands
OF the locals. Pacal allowed hut two hits.
but his support was ragged, The,score was
AZ TO s. Batteries; 1HudkiRse and Cheever;
j. Pacal and Weits.r
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Standing Of the Teams
ANER ASSN.
WEST. LEAGUE
AMER LEAGUE
NATLLEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

western Icague-Omaha at BenveI. E"'
,oip al pueblo. Des Moines at sioux ,ilE,
National Ieague-New York at Brooklyn'
~pLiIadclpbia al Boston. Chicago at Cinclh-
natl. . ~ C1,icaRo.
cta,.eisnd at ST. Louis. Washington az
Pbiladelphla. Boston at Kew YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
vanderbilt Horses Sold.

LONDON, June 9,-F1fty-five coach
horses owned by Alfred G. Vanderbilt were
auctiOned off in London this afternoon.
The sale did not arouse much competition
and an aggregate % alS. 900 was realized.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Lincoln Secures BusheIman.

MILWAUKEE. June 29.-Manager Armour
a. the Toledo Base BAH club today made a
deal whereby Pitcher B~ushelman. who was
loaned 20 Springfield. will so TO lincoln OF
the Western league for the season, as the
SpTingfeld franchise was moved to Ports
mouth
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Omaha Realty Co. to. n. P Dodge,
ir., lot 6, Benson d JohhsPn's sub
W. GrV w. Marshall and wife 10 David
Cole. lot 6, block 1853, Omaha. NM. 20,GC0
Grace l. Park to August Hadan,
lots % and "a, block ID. Halyoon
same to Peter S. Rosander lot 2i,
block 18. Halycon Heights .j........ 800
Marie x. Carlberg and husband to
Independent Lumber Co, lots IL, -
IA, Is. 16, block 5, Thornburk Place 1000
Christine Badzuweit ct al Is Rosa
Louisa Hort, lot 10, block 70, list
add to South omaha. ....... ......, 345
George E. Barker and wife td Marie
Block !, Th5ornbgrg Place, 10 ~, 1000
B, Gates E; T idts !, e en-" {, {. we !, q, Is d e. a. y,
block /, and lots !, 2 8, 4, 3, 81 Z s, 10,
II. block 2, B. Z. wilcox add 49,. 5000
Pauline Delaney to. Sofa, Murphy.
teenth Street add ..~.,....:".I...... SO
Robert Rlchelieu ct al, to Martin X.
Jensen. lot -, block a. B9dford
G.. :. Montgomery and wife to, Philip ."
Potter Co, lots Il. Is, 16, block {,
Mccormick's "a add ~-"1v1...... 2
County. treasurer to John O'Neit lot
2, block Z, Dwight & Lyman's add ......
Charles A. Coe and wife to Phillip
Potter Co. lots IA, 10, l6, bloLk &
Omaha Realty Co. to I. =: stkvecinis
s SHTSSsk 1, Ko 1H1"fs' 4S tR'' su Tp SqS u,
Frantiskd Names ana NlnCeIQZ Names
to Marie Tourek. lots % and 23
block IS. LIST add to Corrigf,n place, l1s5
Alma Stevenson and husbaPd to Mary ~
8. Wright. part lot NJ block
HimebauBh's add ....., ,I. go
Edwin L. Patrick to f-arolIne
Lundburg. lot /, block ? Patrick's
% Saratoga add ...,.,.J sb)
M saii, p part Hn0 i5ts az ana Mlnni eD Sba a
F sSSGIy AGo,, to G. GJorx. GGsrib.r@
part lots { and 10 block /, Wander
cook Terrace - 2
John +. F1ack Co. ITO same. Carl
berg,s replat .......(..,
Carl Johnson ct al. to Minnie Camp
bell, part lots 3 and 4 CobuTn's
subdiYr ......... .-.,.s . &
Carrie L, Eddy and husband to sam
uel Hawver, part 2Bis1S /
William h Poter' Receiver. to Rose
Herman LOT D. FLOCK l3l, South
CtAAAN sFf..A' ''. - u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ltSl
julia ~ stohl ana ~ usband to James
Parstey' part lo' . block 1873, South
Omaha ......s....-N lh5-
United Real Estate End Trust Co. TO
Mo- MSLaughllh'' lot 5, block %,
state. National hank ~ cleveland 10
James . poeuyhsr lot q, supple
nenlal' subdiV OF } Fulstone park
EIace ...........,,,... ....... 91
"" '' '','.,.s'.s''. ..'.'.-NSs,l
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
HUSTLE STILL GETS RESULTS
Signal Corps Defeated by Ideal
HustIeFs 81 10 2.

The Ideal Hustlers defeated the Signal
corps Of Fort Omaha by a score Of 9 TO 2
at Hustlers' park. Cass of the soldiers was
hammered hard by the Hustlers, while Han
sen was a complete mystery to the soldiers,
striking out fourteen and allowing but one
clean hit. The feature of the game was
Goffs three-base hit. to the center field
fence with the bases full. Score:
uuarYEBg sol p4EpG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
FrIend Put. in snInrieh renm.

FRIEND, Neb. June Especial THE
Friend Base Ball association has purchased
for the remainder OF this season. They
want 10 correspond with high class bali
players. especially a pitcher, also want
games with the best teams in the middle
uagF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

ALLIANCE, Neb., ~29.-Gpecial Tell
egram. lin a ten nnihg gang here today
Tith haywood ALLIANCE won ty a score Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Games I'm Three-I League.

At Dubuque-SprhiKfield 6; Dubuque, J.
At Rock lgland-Peoria, 8; Rock Island. 2
At Chnton[Clinton, 8; Bloomington, 2.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, 8; Deca-
2 Twelve innings).
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
I'd Sioux City Move Up on Leaders; Pittsburg A


iSSzG --S-A-REs2lS@ AR&SGAS=i
start to finish. Hwrgis on Lexington pitched
the last seven innings tor Cuzad. sam and
Joe Wright we're The battery for Elm Greek.
In a series OF nine games with most Of the
teams Of this section Of the state Elm
Creek has not lost alEame.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
IVIITE'||''-VF = y
'Batted for Mccarthy in the eighth.
SBatted for Gillen i'm the ninth.

TBaIIed TOT GlIIen IN tne nInLn.
Milwaukee ......... 2 0 0 o. o 0 - 8
Toledo ....".....,.. 0 0 0 0 3 o 0 o.
Two-base hits: Robinson, Flynn, McCor-
mick, Williams, Barbeau. Three-base hits:
Williams, McChesney. Sacrifice hit: Be
Vile. Stolen bases: Hinchman C2), Latti-
more. Randall Double plays: Williams
unassisted, Gillen to Hinchman to Abbott,
Abbott to Barbeau to Hinchman. First
base on balls: OFT Gillen, 4; off Schneiberg,
2. Hit with pitched ball: BY Gillen. Hinch-
man. Struck out: BY SchneiberG. :: by
Gillen, l. Time; 1875. Umpires: Rierhalter
and KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Milwaukee Winh Twice from Toledo
hN Effective hating.

MILWAUKEE, June 9-Har hitting
won two games for Milwaukee today.
Toledo made a hard fight for the first
game, losing by 3 TO 4, but went to pieces
in the second. McChesney's batting was
the feature. Score, first game:
MILWAUKEE,. TOLEDO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
AMERICANS.

Earned runs; Hollys, 2. Three-base hits:
FelconeT, Cross. TwoAbase hit: Steck. Sac
rifice hits: Kelley, Brodbeck. Stolen
bases; Falconer %, Murphy, Gilman, Far
ley. Struck out: BY Cross, Il; by Brod-
beck, 9. Bases on balls: Off Cross, ]; off
Brodbeck, 6. Hit with pitched ball: By
Cross, l. Umpires: NJ. Gibson and Il.
Lynch. s -ler. "..
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Stolen base: Davidson. Two-base hits:
Miller, Clark, Three-base hit: GalgGno.
Double plays: Hogriever to Maddox, Gal
gano to Maddox to CLARK, Corhan TO Ho-
griever, Thomas to Fox. Sacrifice hits:
Jude, Thomas, Davidson. Struck out: BY
Galgano, 2; by Jones, !. First base on balls
off Galgano, 2; off Jones, !. Time, LII.
Umpire: Davis. Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

EMO one out when winning run was made.
Denver ,...........0 0 0 q 0 l %
Omaha .U.,,o..,..0 0 q 0 2 %
Two-b1se hit: Austin. Tllree-base hits,
FrancR, Fisher. Stolen bases: Cassidy GD.
irwin, King. Sacrifice hits: l.. Belden,
Fisher, Austin Bases on balls: OFF Sand
prs, /. Struck out: BY Chabik. Z: by Sand
srs, i.S-I4eft on bases: Denter. Z; Omaha.
/ Double plays: Zalusky to White; ".
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
BOSTON WINS IN ELEVENTH
Bookworms Take Fast Fielding Game
from Highlanders.
HITS PUNCHED AT FINISH
Boston Made One Run In seventh,
New York Tied score in Ninth,
Boston Making Three
in Final Inning,

NEW YORK. June 29.-Boston defeated
the local Americans today after a fast
fielding game. The visitors scored three
times in the eleventh inning, batting Orth
hard. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
REDS WIN FROM CHAMPIONS
Cincinnati's New Pitcher is Effective
with Men on Bases.
FIELDS
POORLY
CHICAGO
Overall Pitches Good Game, hut is
Loosely Supported-Other Con-
tests in the National
League.

CINCINNATI. June 29.-Doescher, Gin
]cinnatis new pitcher, was at his best, with
men on bases. overall made his first APP
pearance with Chicago. since May 81 and
lost largely through faulty support. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

sBatted for Overall in ninth.
Cincinnati ..........2 0 0 o / 1 - {
Chicago ............1 0 0 0 0 l 0-3
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES

TRACTORS-PROPOs-
pm OF a library building
Sill be received by the
office in OnaWa, Iowa.
specifications may be
. y. M. July IS. 1905, al
ntract will he awarded
responsible bidder. The
20 reject any or all
!. Secretary, JuB24d7t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

IWO-base mt; peterson. lhree-base MT.
Goff. Struck out: BY Hansen, Il; by Cass,
o.. Bases OF balls: or Hansen, .; off Cass,
8, Double play: MaXfieid 10 sulhOff. I'm
pire: Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Elm Greek Wins Another.

ELM CREEK, Neh June 9.-gSpecialD-
In an extra fast game on the home diamond
Elm Creek took the game from Cozad By a
score OF 5 70 l. The weather was ideal and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
ttsburg Almost Ties Chicago for First Place

Ter. The winning run was made by Lin
stealing second and third base and coming
home on an error.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
totals 81 IS q II
Philadelphia

ET6VUW .19.|.8g9gs1 U y y U ~ U.
1wo-base hit: Browne. Home runs: Os-
borne, Doolin. Hits: Off Boultes in two
and one-third innings, L Sacrifice hits
Doolin, Sparks. Stolen base: Doom. Left
on bases: Philadelphia. 6; Boston, ). First
base on balls: Off Sparks, 2; off Young,
]. First base on errors: Philadelphia. 2.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Young, ]. Struck
out: BY Sparks, 6; by Boultes, l; by Young,
4. Passed ball: Doom. Time: las. UNI
pires: Rigler and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
CANES IN THE CITY LEACUt
Florence Defeats Union Stock Yards
in Good Game 4 to 8,
D1ETz ASSOCIATION BEAT EAGLES
Merchants First Win from Sterlings
and Then Defeat the Bellevue
Team which Want Game
with

The Florence team won from the Stock
Yards in one Of the best games of the sea
son by a score Of 4 to s., the feature OF the
game was tho catching and batting OF WI
liams. He scored two Of the runs win a
nome run over the. fence. Score;
rIORENCr UNION STOCK YARDS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

Totals.
"Batted for McGinnity in sixth.
Ran for Bresnahan in ninth.
%Batted for Malarkey in ninth.

INdT IVI BTV0IIdTIdW III UTITTTI.
"Batted for Malarkey in ninth.
New York........... 0 0 o 0 o 81
Brooklyn ............1 0 / 2 Ill
Two-base hit; Donlin. Three-base hits:
Devlin, Maloney, Hummel, Lumley, Bergen.
Home rur: Lumley. Hits: off Mcintyre,
2 in one inning; off Holmes, s in eight in.
ninss; off Crandall. in four and a third
innings; off MCGinhity, 4 In two and a
third innings off Malarkey, 3 I'm three in
nings: Sacrifice hits: Tenney, Doyle, Bres-
nahan, Crandall, Jordan, Sheehan, Lewis.
Stolen bases: Doyle (2, Herzog, Donlin.
Bases on balls: Off Mcintyre, 2; off Holmes.
Z; off Crandall, /; off McGinnity, /; off
Malarkey, l. Hit by pitched ball: BY Gran
dali, /. Struck out: BY Holmes, 2; by
Crandall, 4; by McGinnity. l; by Malarkcy,
3. Wild pitch: Crandall. Time: 2:0S. UNI
pire: O'Day,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
PottawnttamIc Gun CIub.

The Pottawattamie Gun club held its reg
Ilar practice shoot Sunday afternoon at the
Townsend Gun club grounds with a good
attendance of shooters. Some good scores
were made. The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Linwood q WInner.

LINWOOD, Neb.. June &.-(SpeoiaLSThe
Linwood ball team played Prague yester-
day al Prague. Score, 5 10 : IN favor OF
Inv Ood
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

The Dlctz association had an easy time
defeating the Benson Eagles on thelr
grounds at krug park, to the tune or
Il to T. The game was very undressing
being in the hands OF Halls sluGgers at an
stages Of the game, Bruggerman was
knocked out Of the box and was relieved
by Whitney who did very little. better.
Fourteen hits was secured off their de
livery. three being home runs, Two Dy
Spellman, one by Breison. The feature OF
the game was the battery work OF lroDsl
and Spellman. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

TWo-base hIt: Roth, Ihree-base nit; Nc
Chesney. Sacrifice hit: Mccormick. Stolen
Double plays: Curtis 20 Mccormick TO
Brown, Mccormick 70 Brown, Robinson Ia
Mccormick to Brown. First base on balls.
Off baltimore, /; off Curtis, /. Hit with
pitched ball: Randall. Struck out: By
Curtis. 3; by baltimore, 3 Time: l:4j
Impire KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

Pelden TO LeBrand. Hit by. pitched ball
irwin, Franck. Time: l:5. CmPlre' ny"
nan,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

NOTICE TO COZ
ais for the erecti
ia OnaWa. Iowa,
Undersigned at his
where plans and
seem, until Q'clOc
which time me &C
TO tha lowest
hoard reserves the
btds A. Z. LAR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
C~ampanellas ......o, g9$G929

Earned runs: CampaneIIas, = Two base
hits: Kennedy ,, Koheo l. McNaliy l.
Three base hits; Baser. Struck out by
Bulger, s; by Benson, 4 Bases on balls:
off Bulger, 8; off Benson, Z. Batteries:
C~ampanelas. Benson and Kennedy; Hooper,
Bulger ana Jensen,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

ST. PAUL, June 29.-Indianapolis punched
hits in the third and seventh off Hall and
with the aid OF Nee's three errors won an
easy victory from ST. Paul, by a score of
10 to T. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Mercbnntn Win Two.

The Merchants won two games yesterday,
defeating the Sterlings by a score Of , TO a.,
and the Bellevue team by a score OF Z to /.
Score Of the MerChants-Sterling game
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Totals .,..;


Washington ...,..i.. o 0 o 90 o 0 0 %
Philadelphia ........ 1 0 0 0 0 l 0 o.
Hits: Off johnson in seven innings, g.;
off Falkenberg in one inning, 2. Two-base
hits: Altlzer, Hartsel, Davis. Murphy, j.
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 6. Struck out:
By Johnson, 5; by ViCkers, /. Double plays:
Street to Mcbride. Oldring to J. Collins,
Vickers to Powers. First base on balls
OFF Johnson, 2; off Vickers. 1. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Johnson. l. wild pitches:
BY Nickers. 1; by Johnson, 1. Time: 1850.
Umpires Egan and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

PHILADELPHIA

BOSTON. June 29.-Philadelphia won to-
day from Boston, 9 to .. by hard hitting
Sparks kept the locals hits well scattered.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
RrookIyn Rnnchcr Hitn.

BROOKLYN, June 29.-Brooklyu won
from. New York today, II to I. New York
knocked Mcintyre out of the box in the
first inning, but Brooklyn batted so hard
in the fifth inning that McGinnity replaced
Crandall. Score:
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ard. Score

Three-base hit: Laporte. Home run.
Niles. Sacrifice hits: Niles. Unglaub.
Stolen bases; Kleirow, Moriarity. Left on
bases: Boston, 8; New York, 6. Bases on
balls: OFF Orth. 2; off Winter, 1. Bases
on errors: Boston, /; New York, 2. Struck
Umpire: O'LOughlin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-24
CHIEF OF POLICE KILLED
North Carolina Officer Shot by Negro
 as People Return from Church.

Fayetteville, N C., Feb. 23.-Chief ot Police Benton of this city was shot dead in front of his home here to-day just after tho churches had emptsed by drink crazed negro, Sam Murchi- son, Murchison shot two negroes a few minutes before he shot the chief.
 A year ago Chief of Police Chason and Policeman Lockamy were killed in a blind tiger" raid and a third police man was wounded. Tom Walker, who shot the policeman was hanged on April 15.
 Murchison was arrested an hour aft CT the shooting to-day and placed in jail. He is suffering with a wound in the thigh inflicted by Chief Benton 5 sixteen year old son. who. just after his father was shot seized the dead off, cers pistol and pursued the murderer. crowd gathered and tried to take Murchison from the officers and lynch him. but the prisoner was landed in a cell after hard struggle
 Another shooting occurred tonight when a drunken negro attacked several white boys and while resisting arrest a policeman shot him probably fatally There is great excitement in the city and military companies are on duty by order of the governor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-24
EXPRESS KILLS SIX
Carriage Containing a Young Party Struck by Fast
 Train.
THREE BADLY INJURED
Gatctendcr Claims the Team Was Driven Through Lowered
 Gates.

Spring Valley, N Y, Feb 23.-A foam fiecked pair of horses which dashed through the streets early to- day. dragging between them a spln- tered wagon pole, gave the village the first news of a grade crossing accident in which nine members of its most prominent families were either killed outright or frightfully injured.
 The runaways brought up at the liv- cry stables of George Young from whom they were hired the night before by party of men and girls bound for basketball game at Nyack.
 On it's return in the early hours of to-day the wagon load of merrymakers was run down at a West Nyack cross ing by a New York ontario and West tern passenger express train. Four Of the party were instantly killed, two died while being removed to the Hud- son County hospital at Hoboken, x. J., and the other three lie in serious cor ditions at that institution tonight.
 The dead: George Keith, assistant superintendent of the telephone office and manager of the Spring Valley bas, ketball team; Nelson May, who drove the team; Bertha Singer. daughter of Leonard Singer Edith Singer, sister Of Bertha; George Shinn, a basketball player, carpenter by trade and lived with his widowed mother, died in the hospital ambulance; Jeanette Palmer, daughter of F. B. Palmer of the Pal mcr Drug company, died on the train just as Hoboken was reached.
 The injured: warren Palmer. broth CT of Jeanette, condition serious; Hem " Dieteren, basketball player, will probably recover; Mary Edith Bird, aged eighteen, condition critical.
 At the hospital tonight it was said that the fate of the injured could not be safely predicted for several hours, The condition of Miss Bird was said to be the most desperate of the three,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-24
STOLE A CAR OF LEATHER
Detectives Have Thief Who Took
 Sf5.00O. But Can't Find Owner.

Boston, Feb. 23.-The Boston police and detectives of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, after a days investigation had tonight been unable to discover who owned the $l5,O0O worth of leather which William Wilson, under arrest in St, Louis, claimed to have stolen from the freight yards of Boston. The railroad officials do not doubt that a considerable quan- tity of leather has been stolen, as sev- eral firms have notified the road of the non- delivery of consignments. Brown, Fiske & Company who, according to Wilson, owned the leather, have not missed that amount of material and the police are of the belief that if the quantity claimed to be stolen is cor rect, it must have included number of small consignments. The railroad of ficials say that $l5,000 worth of leather would fill a car
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-24
LABOR HITS SOCIALISTS
Central Federation Of New York Votes
 Against Unemployed Parade.

New York. Feb 23.-Representa- tives of organized labor declared at a meeting of the Central Federation to- day that they were opposed to the parade of unemployed and the mass meeting to follow it in city hall park on March [, and they refused to par ticipatc in the demonstration.
 There was an exciting debate on the subject at meeting of the union. The socialists, who are behind the parade and mass meeting, sent com mittee to the federation to invite their co-operation. but Herman Robinson. one of the organizers of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, made ob- jection
 "organized labor in this city" said Robinson. should not be party to demonstrations such as took place in Chicago and at Philadelphia when the paraders were routed and clubbed"