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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-23
VETERINARY SURGEON.

DIR. 7. j. MURRAY. VETERINARY
Surgeon and Dentist; graduate of
American Veterinary College, n. Y.
Office, Star Livery Barn, corner of
Fifth and Alder. Phone SO. (3O
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large gathering is expected.

a large gathering is expected.
At Hoquiam, Tuesday, a general
fight occurred in the Austrian colony
during which knives, axes and fists
were used One man was so badly in
Juced that he may die.
While attempting to lire through Box
canyon in the Columbia river between
Brewster and Nespelim the other day
the steamer North Star was carried on
the rocks and a hole was stove in her
bow. She is now at Wenatchee under
going repairs.
Dan Vicenguerro has been convicted
in the superior court at Ellensburg of
manslaughter He was charged with
killing Mike Duree in Gle Elum last
winter
Emil Guicen was instantly killed and
an unknown man probably fatally in
jured in a premature blast on the Mil
waukee road near Ellensburg, Mon
day night The cause of the explosion
is unknown.
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Or May u ana 13 the Improved Or
der Of Red Men of Montana will hold
its annual state convention in MissOula.
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ADJUSTMENTS
o %>>>>>>>>>>
The Dime" Attracts Bio Crowds.

.
The Dime, the Alder street 10-cent
theater. is getting more than its share
of patronage this week, attracting as it
is immense crowds with the films Of
DIR. Jekyl and Mir Hyde" which are
now being given every day This play
has been heard by thousands, and the
book has been read by many more, but
perhaps never has an opportunity been
Offered TO get the thread of the story
ana n grasp of the plot and the lesson
at so small a price. The Dime" has
fitted UP first class amusement house
and its patronage is we'll deserved.
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COURT REPORTER.
GEN ERAI.

NO BETTER INVESTMENT THAN
wheat lands. No better wheat lands
than in the famous Calgary District
of Southern Alberta.-JONATHA
JOHNSTON & SON, "a East Alder
street. 1O)
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LOST.
FOR SALE.
+ j i i. + !. !. + ]. i. + 4 j. j. j. j.

+ !. j. 1. + + + + i. !. + + j. i + + +
+ !.
WATERFOWL CHOICE LOTS +
at $500 each.
GARDEN CITY HEIGHTS LOTS j
from $3.50 to $3.50 in payments to +
suit purchaser. +
+ FIVE ACRE FRUIT TRACT +
+ two-story house and basement; +
+ good water right; two miles +
!. from city; $4500. y
!. 10. Is AND 2O-ACRE FRUIT AND i
!. alfalfa farms on the interurban :
]. to Milton j.
j. i
i GOOD HOUSE AND LOT NEAR i
j. Court House on Alder street at +
i. a bargain. +
+ j.
l. GREEN'S ADDITIONAL FEW +
+ lots at $500 each.
SPENCER, FOX G. GREGORY. i
. Over First National Bank. +
+ /. j. + + + + + i. 1. i. + + + +
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NORTHWEST NEWS
>>~~>~

George Casey was, found horribly
mangled on the Northern Pacific rail-
road track at Plains. Mont. Monday
night He had been run over by a train
and probably instantly killed. The
cause Of the accident is unknown.
In a revolver duel at Warrens Idaho,
a mining town on the Salmon river,
few days ago, Richard Hambly and
Steve Winchester. who had been work.
ing a mining claim in partnership for
some time. engaged in a revolver duel
during which Hambly was killed. The
affair WAS witnessed by Deputy Sheriff
Frank Van der Venter, who was power
less to interfere. After the killing, VIM
chester was placed under arrest. to be
taken to the GrangeyiNe Jail Few
particulars of the affair have beer
learned
Mrs. Nellie Raglan. postmistress at
ROyston. Ore. has been arrested by
the United States authorities on the
charge of stealing goods from the
mails \ search of her house revealed
more thu n 5000 worth of jewelry, trinll
cts and goods stolen from mail pack
ages amt letters.
the entire front Of a store building at
sumpter, Ore was blown into the
street No one was injured and no fur
Their damage is reported.
While being taken to Lebanon. ore,
from Albany, by Deputy Sheriff J. r.
Green. Monday, William Beard insane,
seized the officers revolver from his
pocket ard shot himself twice through
the head The bullet entered just be-
hind left ear. The third shot fired
missed. The officer was taking Beard to
Lebanon in a rig when the shooting Oc-
Cured. Beard VIII die Beard had ter
rorizcd tle EeiehocrhOod for the past
two days.
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The EVENING STATESMAN
- s. zHED~

Entered at the Postoffice at Walla
Walla, Washington, as second-ciass
matter.
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Wait for the cars 1t the Book Nook.
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WATERFOWL CHOICE LOTS ]
at $500 each
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DIR. A. E. BRADEN. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. 304 TO 307, Ransom Bldg.
Office Phone Main 1443; Residence
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SECOND FLOOR.

E. D. MATTINSON, LOANS. INSUR-
ance, Surety Bonds, Notary Public
Rooms, 2O6-2O7. Phone Main $50
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RAIDER & BARKER, ATTORNEYS
and Counsellors at Law. Phone TIA.
Rooms, 313, 314, 315, 316.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Copy for advertising should be in the
Business Office not later than lO:OO
o'clock a. m. to insure insertion on
that day.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. Aug 3l.-'rhe bull party easi
~ demonstrated its control OF tnt ma ~,
again today, but 1t showed a dlSposi,i'''
to use it.; powers with determined Hlodei :
alton There was nothing sensational
about the market and dealings were on q
restricted scale. Any occasion az DOW ~
ward tendency Of prices, however. was
restrained and there Welc Suf1clent polhtS
of positive strength to serv as adequate
sustainlu. torres There WAS FAR De
gree Of realizing conducted a. various
times Guilng the day. especially du' iiis
the execution of buying orders at the
outset hV commission houses rerrc SehtlhS
the accumulation of business over the eli'i
of the week There WAS good e. ~ -
curiosity in le@a,d /" TINS eud-"etk con-
mission house business owing To the le-
lance placed upon it US an index or
growth IF public interest in the maike''
There was some fear that me app eieh.
sion growing out Of tn" lnVe9tlGd'loil ~
stock Exchange methods by the board OF
governors now in progress. might nave
the effect of deterring outside interest ia
the stock market. Its influence vas ret,
it was believed. in the small amount 81
the new business coming from OUTSIDE
sources. A growth Of such business was
not lacking. however, and it was taken
advantag" of to effect some reallZlns
sales. marking the c"nseivatlv" disp"si
ton Of the bull element. That element
was practically unopposcd in the day :
transactions, the bear party being al
most nonresident. according to the com
mon aSfeetnt mt on tllt pest -lllloI ll'eh 'ii''
ion about the Stock Exchange. The day $
developments were not Important but
were generally on the side "f keeping up
confidence in the speculative outlook Tho
days strength was shown mostly in in
dustri;,l spccialti"s. including the copper
group and the New York public utilities
The railroad list was inclined I" lag IN
spite of the leadership Of the Hartman
PaciticS. Southern Pacific raised its nigh
record price again United States Steel
preferred at ll3L sold practically at "a
record price sine" th+ dividend of 1't per
cent was deducted this month. tn" stock
sold at ll"h in January of 1"6, zinc late
advance in white ana forecasts Of u 50
verc decline in cotton conditions during
August are without allowance for recent
storm damage, contributed to- tn" lat" r.
action in stocks ana to the easy closing
The daV* not results We're small Bonds
wcrc strnn" Total sales. par value a.
c60.T0 United states bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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NORTH BowDolN.

r... 9 D,oo,,,,.p " V
ooia, forrnfnI I,nd eloGuent ser
pion ,o an annrociatiye audience at the
n4th h,,rob e.rndavia t 70 p M The
text was taken from Psalms CHIN .1S-
The entrance Of thy words Siveth light. :"
MANY guests were present from Itch
field. Sahattus and other adjoining towns
Mr.. bennett will return 10 his home IN
Brooklyn on Thursday. aftei pieaS a,a
vacation of five weeks passed wig ltih
tiveS in this part or me Sla'e' cuii'l'f
morning at Sabattu|. Mf. !'ehIie'' du
ministered the me or N'!''Sth " lo'i
persons. !. .;u
Mrs Margaret BonncN 81 h'St"i 10 W.
itinG her sister, MIS- Mhit Sn'il
Workmen are engaged in building a
fine piece of state road al the lower end
of the town
v-a,do yerney bas ,.trucd from Free
,ort ,,harn 10 l,ae heen Visiting relatives
80 Tho met fen week.
~ ,. :.
Joshua Farnham mas e,'pIIS men, d.
tor,,s ~ i'
- ,- - ~, +
1hn '"NS
.,, .,,; oo,- hoon
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WINS MARATHON SWIM.
SKATERS ALL RECORDS

New York. Aug. 81. Rudd Good
win of the New York A. C. won the
Marathon swim from the Battery to
Coney Island Sunday and by so doing
proved that he has no peer as a long
distance swimmer in America Not
only did he win in decisive style, but
into the bargain he shattered all anna =
tcur and professional records for the
course. The New York A c. mans
time was hours. 30 minutes and these
figures beat the record of Louis Man
ley of the same club made last year
by 40 minutes II also took a fall out
of the professional record bv IL min
utcs. made py Al Brown two years
ago.
The race for second place proved the
stiff tuStle toward the end between
Louis ManCy and Avis Andre, who
was entered as unattached AS the two
swimmers hove around Norton's poin,
they were on level terms. and it look
ed as if Andre would secure the place
hut Manley began to wear in land
ward and he saved considerable
ground. Then becoming aware of his
advantage Marley hit it up hit and
he beat the German by three minutes
II" was As minutes behind Goodwin, SO
that he swan the course in exactly
the Same time as he did last year
when he won.
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WASHINGTON.

". VI. staples, while working on rock
caught his thumb in a chain taking the
entire nail off
Charles Overlook went to Whitefeld or
business Monday.
Man'lly Pierpont is repaling his barn
Sukeforth and Cunningham are 1T work
for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wellman of Sar
Francisco were the recent guests of MI
Mr. and Mrs Orla Johnston. They are
visiting his parents. MI, and Mrs. r
Wellman of West Washington for few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs George Peaslee Of White
field were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John SulSefoith Sunday.
Grla Johnston Went to South Hope Sat
urday on business.
Z. +. CUNNINGHAM has found FIVE wild
bee hives in trees this year He has
three of the hives set up at his home and
II is quite curiosity to many to see the
bees workin. IL the trees.
A resident Of this town recently went
to put his cows into the barn and found
Que OF the animals had gotten its head
through a long ladder. about middle way
1t took three men t" get the cows head
out. The animal was not injured in any
way.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The Chicago Cubs have secured
Floyd kroh. the southpaw.
More than one club in the Now Eng
land League will be forced to show
improved management next season.
Frank Donohue is said to be the life
of Hugh Duhy's clamJiggers and is
playing superb ball
Chadbournc. the Boston Red Sox
farm hand. is hitting the ball az q fine
clip for Baltimore. In q game at Buff
falo last week the bc'' from way down
East racked out four safe ones in five
times up.
Iris Speaker is tho leading hatsman
of the Southern League His record
up to last week was 108 games. at bat
400 runs Go. hits 136. sacrifice hits II,
stolen bases %. batting average 237.
one of tn" interesting things about
the boy is that he will wear a Boston
Rcd sox uniform next season.
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SAM CRAWFORD is
BADLY INJURED

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 3l.-The Detroit
club met with a misfortune Sunday
which is considered worse than the
defeat administered by the Clevelands.
an injury to big Sam Crawford that
forced him to quit the game in the
third inning He was in collision with
Pitcher Rhoadcs. VIII" was covering
first base at the time Sam went down
and out An examination was made at
the clubhouse and it was found the
ligaments of one of his legs had been
badly strained. but to what extent IS
not known.
The loss of this slugger at this stage
of the game would be a severe blow to
the champions pennant hopes
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ORDERS Delivery OF
CHAPPElLE TO NEW ORLEANS.

Mcmohi Tenn. Aug. Il southern
League directors WHO met Pres. kav-
ahauGh here Sunday for hearing on
the proposed re-opening of the case
of Pitcher !;tockdale. b'ackliSted for
failing to suhstantiatc charges Of
crook edness in games which decided
the 1907 championship. adjourned with
out removing the ban on the player
The case of Pitcher Chapreilc. re-
leased by Memphis and signed by
Boston Nationals over claim OF New
Orleans club. was disposed of by the
Southern League ordering the Mem
pLis club to deliver Chappe!lc to New
orleans or pay indemnity.
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Boston. Aug. 81 Tomorrow night at
the Armory A. a.. the members will
have chance to witness the anna
tours in action. a large delegation
having entered sam Langford and Joe
jeanette furnished the feature event
for the New York followers. jeanette
has gwen Langford his hardest bat
ties
At Dover, n. Fl. Wednesday night
Jack <illeen meets BARLEY Connolly
in 1O-round bout 1t will be Bart
ley's first engagement since his arrv-
al from England. killeen has shown
that he is TO be reckoned with.
Arthur cote meets Kid Shea at Wa
terville in g six-round bout tomorrow
night. after which he will journey to
Rhode Island and condition himself
fol his contest with Tommy Quill at
Lymansville on Labor day. Matty
Baldwin meets Bert Reyes at New
York Friday night. and from indica-
tons a battle royal will DC in order.
Both box on the same lines, but Bald
win might be a trific the cleverer of
the two. kevcs is a sturdy fellow.
WoonSockct has strong battle on
for Thursday night, with Kid Good
man ana Kid Manning at it for II
rounds Goodman has been idle for
some time and says the rest has done
him good. In Manning he faces ono
of the willingest boxers in the special
weight class. The contest should be a
good one.
frankie Neil, the cx-bantamwcight
champion. gees against Tommy
O'Toolc, the best man In the feather
weight division, in Philadelphia at the
National A. G. Saturday night Neil
is in great form.
Harry Lewis. who meets INK Rus
sell at the Armoryi A. A. Labor day
night. arrived in town yesterday with
his trainer, Jack Diamond Lewis has
been doing light work for the past 10
DAYS ami will leave for Mike Deveny'S
Highland Lake resort today with Bill
McKinnon, who will act as Sparrlng
PARTNER for the Philadelphia Welter-
weight Russell is expected to put IN
an appearance today some time, ana
viii do his training at Blackstone.
Russell will be looked after by johnny
Lotus. the crack Philadelphia trainer
of athletes and boxers.
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MARKET REPORTS

OATs-Receipts 5000; exports 1865; spo
steady. mixed 2Gm3, lbs. 52l4, natura
white 96mSl his 5ihm36'z; clipped white
320 4: lbs 5GGt32.
BEEF-St"ady. o.o
SIGAR-Raw lul: fair rcnhl1s NJ
centrifugal Sc test 800; molafses sugar 40
refined quiet. -
BUTTER receipts 639'; cream
ery specials a; creamery extras Z"'2
creamery thirds to iirStS 1SM22. state dal-
nv common to finest 1S6t22. process Gem
mon to special 15M21l.: western factory
frsts T.; imitation creamery hrsts l91-I2o
Et;t;S-Eirm: receipts 1859: state, Pa
and nearby fancy selected white 2Nt%
good to choice 24m2S: brown ana mixed
fancy e. fair to choice 23Nt25
POTATOES-Easy; Min" per bbi ..a,f'
o.. Long Island 25nn 215: jersey 2o'"l 30
eastern shore sweets per Dbl. 2OW' 81; Der
sey per basket 10oMl25
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Aug. II.
AFPLFS-!IiGhcr: aStrachanS 200m@10.
RuTTEt-S steady; northern .Gf:7
CHEESi;-SteadN York state 13hMlJ
CORN-LOWor: NJ. 3 yellow S9i%
EG,iS-Stca'lN; choice 2af,$G. western g
M23
FIO!-R-lowrr: spring patents 55N'.Goo
FRESH BEEt'-Firm; whole cattle 81.
M1O
HAY-Quct No. / 1900
LANES Firm; spring 1om11.
LARD-Firm: pure 1ik
MILL T'EE,D-ITuchnnGod
SFRINt; ERAN-2500GI155O
MINED FF,t,D-2G15ftH
CATS-tower: No. ; clipped white 52i =
FoRK-O Quiet. medium backs 19e~nl975
FoTATOES-C quiet: Maine white e,W15
SUGAR Steady on d basis Of go fl,
granulat"I.
YEA ,S-E'jrm: fiGI I:3
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QUICK WORK BY
INDIAN RUNNERS

Helena. Mont. Aug. 31-Carrying
a message from Chief Plenty Coos IF
the Crow tribe stationed at the Pryor
Indian agency, to Gov. Norris at this
city, distance of 81 miles, a team of
Indian runners from the Pryor reser-
walton covered the distance in two
hours and 80 minutes. yesterday af-
ternoon. This time is an hour faster
than was recently made by the same
number of y. Nj. G.. a. athletes. and
is. it is believed, worlds record for
the distance at this style of running
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The Eighth-street shade tree. which
fer years stood as conspicuous land
mark on the southeast corner of
Broadway and Eighth street, and
which was said to be the very last
Broadway shade tree below Fifty
ninth street. has been cut down. The
elm grew up alongside the Eighth
street wall Of the Sinclair House. and
shaded the entrance to the Sinclair
cafe.-New York Times.
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Boston Stock, Market.
New York Produce Market,

New York. Aug. 81.
LOtR-Receipts 24525. exports 4l62;
sales 3l5o market quiet and barely steady
MINI. patent 52505f5
NHEAT-R. ceipts 1850: exports oO6,
~; sales 1.MO0c0 futures; spot Irregular:
No. . red 1olhG1024 elevator: NO. . red
02ls b af1oat: No. l northern Duluth
l1lia afoat; No. hard winter l04A
o b afoat.
sales 25.,UO futures; spot steady: No .
s9ls nominal eley ator and 80 nominal de-
livered.
PORK-Firm: mess 167501725
LARD-Firm: western 975qI985
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BASEBALL NOTES.

In a recent game Fayette defeated
North Wayne to 6 after an exciting
contest. Iluntley's pretty catch Of
Wings liner. long running catch by
Jones. one handed catch by White
more and the pitching of Smith We're
tho features. w Bamford and Par
sons and Hall and Smith were the bat
forbes
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New York Cotton Market.

New 1Ofk, Aug. II.
Spot closed quiet Midding uplands
$40. do gulf 9.75. Sales 1900 bales.
Galveston quiet. as; Charleston steady,
o; Memphis quiet. 4's: New Orleans quiet,
81: Savannah quiet. :?
Net receipts for three days 2t.GS7
Exports to Great Eritain l2,991: to
Franc" 1881: to the continent 30.
Stock lis 800
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Puffalo- buffalo 3. Providence
At Observation-Disclosures 5. Montreal l
At Rochester jersey City I. Rochester
. first g1mcl Jersey CITY ;. Rochester /
second game.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Washington, Aug. 81 -Bost"n punched
thr,s singles, n double and a triple in
the fifth inning today. def aring Wash
ington tn 3. Young was vciy effective
with nsn IN bases The gC"nn:
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New York Money Market.

New York. Aug. 81.
Prime mercantile paper 34aMi%2 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady AT Sl.2oM 4Sl -,
for Co-daE bills and at 1880 for demand.
Commercial bills iS3a4MiA.
Bar silver allk.
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds strong.
Money ON call naSN at 1GIlI Der cent =.
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At Holvoke-New Britain s. Holyoke
I'll innings.
At Hartford HGrtford .. New Haven o.
At Springfield -Nelidcn I. Springfield O.
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Chicago Produce Market.


The local wheat market was StrepGt h.
ened today hv liberal purchases Of the
September delivery by elevator interests
and closed at net gains of = to :. Corn,
oats and provisions; also closed $tr"n%.
The leading: futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Sept 95A: Dec. 95l4. May 'S@4
coRN-scrt ITS; Doc c7aAml2: May e5
CATS-Sept 1915, Dec 49&l; May 5i's.
MESS POEK-Sept. H72'.: oct, l'S1l2.
Jan. 16o1E
SHORT RIBS Sept Sa7l.; oct sos, Jan.
Sjr:.
Cash quotations closed as follows;
FLOtR-StcadN.
WHEAT ; spring e6m96A No 81
m10i: No = red 9ia,mM
CuRN-No. : 7a'4m7si3; No. yellow 7o1
M1g..
8 \Ts-No. : White 5oa5o,- No 3 white
4SMfn
RYE-Nn. -
BARLEY ,MU2.
MAIFING -62mGi.
FLAX SEEDING. / northwestern 121l2
TIMOTHY -;55
SHORT RI BIS S25m905.
MESS rORi<-l41om1i 10.
LARD-aT.
.,V u I.IrG
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AT CINCINNATI.

Pittsburg 1910 o o 0 1 0 o o-5-1o-o
Cincinnati 80 o o o o o 0 90 30
Ratteries-Willis and Gibson. Spade
Duhuc and Mclean Time. 80. Umpire.
ODaV
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
At CHIC AGO

Chicago .........1 q / X-24-1
St Louis .......n o o 0 O-0-4-1
BattcricG-Overall and Killing Raymond
and Moran Time, 80. Empires. Ri%ler
and Rudderham.
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WASI1INGTON
+Batted fpt johnson in ninth.

Tljattfu lDt johnson IN nlntn.
Boston ..............0 0 : o a.
Washington ........1 % " o O.
Two-ha"" hit -Tnglaub. Wagner. Gan
Tannchill in T." innings: oft johnson
) in ," innings Sacrifice hit-C;anleN.
Stolen base StahI Double plavs-W ag-
nor arG 'r@er' Wagner. Mcconnell and
Stahl: Young. Cri"et and Stahl Left on
bases Washington s. Boston s. First
base "n h"lle-0h Tann"hilI :. off Johnson
2. First base on Washington ,,
Boston ;. Hit by piicher-Ry Johnson /.
Struck out-l,v Tannolil |. by Johnson g.
by YOUNG s. Wild pitch Johnson /.
Young l. Time -. Umpire. Evans.
At DETROIT.
Gle, "lnnd .....l o :; q - go
Detroit ........0 l q o 0-3-10- q
Eatt"rie<-rheri AMI Clark; Summers
idan ard Egan.
AT ST LOUIS
st. Louis .......o o e o ; ; o x-4-6-?
Chicago .........o o o @ @ o & o-0-6-1
batteries Waddell and Smith. Walsh
owen and Sullivan. Time, l5J. tmpires
| Hurst and bLouchlin
AT NEW YORK.
| First game:
Philadelphia 20 0 o 0 o 60 o-1-5-l
| New York $3.50 o q u o . 0-0-5-.
Batteries Dyge,t and Schreck: Lake
molly.
| Second game:
| Philadelphia III . o 0 q o 20
| New York ......1 o o . o 0 N-15-C
Batteries S,hiitz ard Bliss; H"gg and
! kleinow. Time. 2.o3. Umpire, Connolly