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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
OCEAN PARK
144 Pier ave.
Home 4O15. Sunset 1891
CITY SCHOOLS WILL OPEN
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE
Number of Scholars Expected to Break
All Records-Courses in Domes-
tic Science viii Be New
Feature

OCEAN PARK, sept. 2s-The city
schools will open Monday with, it is
expected, the largest attendance in
their history. A feature among the ex-
tensive improvements is the new do
nestle science course. A large up-to-
date kitchen has been fitted with a
complete line of cooking utensils and
range. The department will be in
charge of Miss Baily, who will divide
her time between this and the Santa
Monica school, having charge of this
course at each.
The following teachers will direct the
shooting of the young idea in Ocean
Park schools for the coming year: Mel
lie d. Taylor, principals Miss Adelia
Adams, Miss Bess Holdzkom, Mrs. Finn
and Miss Emily Meyers. In the special
departments Miss Jessie Calder will
teach sloyd, Miss Baily domestic sci
ence and Miss Wilson music.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
INSISTS ON VOTING A DAY
LATE; ARRESTED AS INSANE

PASADENA, Sept. 26.-Recause he
tried to vote q day late, Frank Wal
colt was this morning arrested on a
charge of insanity and taken to the
county hospital for treatment.
Yesterday Walcott entered the city
hall and accosted every one he met.
81 want to vote and am in hurry.
Where is the polling placer" he would
ask.
He was persuaded finally to leave
the building, although not convinced
that Friday was not Thursday.
! At z o'clock last night he went to
the stable where he works and began
to harness the horses. When asked
the cause he replied that he had to
get to work, as he was already late.
This arrangement of his sense of
time caused his employer to ask for
warrant this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
coMBATs BETWEEN WILDCATS
SAID TO BE SUNDAYS SPORT

PASADENA, Sept. 26.-Something
new in the line of sporting events was
discovered by officer Line of the HUI
name society today when he learned
that combats between two wildcats are
being pulled off every Sunday in La
Canada.
According to the story, the wildcats
then goaded ON to battle, while the
sports of La Canada and other towns
lay their bets on the length of the MILL
It was reported to Line that the pro-
prietors of the exhibition were bring
ing the cats to Pasadena for the edifi-
cation of the SPORTING fraternity here,
but he was unable to locate them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
PATRoLMAN BRAvELY CHECKS
RUNAWAY; CROWD APPLAuDs

LONG BEACH, Sept. 26.-Rushing
into the middle of Pine avenue at its
intersection with Ocean avenue, Pa
trolman George Austin caught the
bride of e. c. Bartletts runaway
horse and checked it's mad career,
which threatened the injury of num-
Der of people who were crossing the
street. A number of people on Pine
and Ocean avenues witnessed the act
and clapped their hands and cheered
the officer.
The buggy contained fourteen dozen
eggs. Not one was broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
CAT PUT OUT OF IT'S MISERY
AFTER MAKING HEROIC FIGHT

PASADENAsa Sept. 26.-Oficer Nc
Aney OF the Humane society this morn
Ing destroyed stray cat which had
Shown endurance that was heroic.
Inc cat was found under a bed In an
orange Grove avenue residence with
It's tan cut off. On the bed, in a pool
or pioou, lay the missing sppendage
It is thought that the eat was run
over during the night by a street car,
which cut the bone but did not entirely
sever the tail. Acting on some in
stinct. the cat climbed tail umbrella
tree, dropped from one of its branches
onto a balcony, entered the bedroom
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
PORT LOS ANGELES GIVING
CAPITAL SPORT TO ANGLERS

PORT LOS ANGELES. Sept. 26.-
Excellent fishing was enjoyed at the
long wharf today, large catches of yell
lowtail, halibut, mackerel, trout and
pcmpano being taken.
Two boys, Paul and Frank Webb,
carried off the banner, securing two
yellowtail weighing II and 10 pounds,
and two halibut weighing and 12
pounds, in less than an hours fishing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
taken back to the family home in
Guaymas.
LIFE UNDERWRITERS CHIEF
TO SPEAK IN WINDY CITY

John w. Wilmington, first vice pres
ident of the National Association OF
Life Underwriters, has received word
that Charles Jerome Edwards, re-elect-
ed president of the association at the
national convention held here in Aug
ust, will close his western trip at Chi
cago, where he will speak to life insur-
ance men tomorrow night. Mr.. Ed
wards has spoken to the life underwrit-
ers of San Francisco, Portland, Seattle
and Minneapolis on his way east rela-
tive to the work of the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
WIFE OF MAYOR OF oUAYMAs
EXPIRES FROM PNEUMONIA

The trip to Los Angeles of Senior
Artimo Morales. mayor Of Guaymas,
Mexico, has been saddened by the
death of his wife. Mrs. Morales died
yesterday morning at the Lankershim
hotel from pneumonia The family
had been in Los Angeles two weeks
Mrs Morales leaves her husband,
one son and two daughters. The arr
rangements for the funeral have not
been completed. but the body will be
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
GO NORTH TO TAKE PART IN
CONFERENCE OF CHARITIES

Many prominent residents of Los
Angeles who are interested in charity
and correction work left yesterday to
attend the four-day conference of
charities and corrections, which will
hold it's first meeting in Oakland today.
Among those who will attend the con-
vention are Judge Curtis d. Wilbur,
DR.. w. A. Lamb, G. r. Booth and S.
H. Sewall. superintendent of the as
ISOLATED charities.
Judge Wilbur. who is president of the
association, will deliver an address on
juvenile court work. Among the other
speakers will be DIR. Samuel j. Bar
rows, Prof. George L. Leslie, Dr. H. II.
Hart and c. r. Booth.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
CONTRACT FOR NEW BURNETT
SCHOOL BUILDING AWARDED

LONG BEACH, Sept. 26.-The con-
tract for constructing the new Bur-
nett school building was awarded this
Dayfson of = Long Beach, the lowest
among nine bidders. Davison's bid
was $21,465.
Work will begin at once and the
building will be completed, 1t is hoped,
within 200 days.
The school board has decided to re-
distribute the insurance. and special
meeting will be called for this pur-
pose by the finance committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHOSEN
BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SAN PEDRO, Sept. 26.--At the semi
annual meeting of the San Pedro cham
Der of commerce, held Friday evening
in Stieglitz' hall, the following board
of directors for the ensuing term was
elected A. p. Ferl, president; Edward
Mahar, vice president; W. F. Bicken-
urer; c. ]. Adair, E. H. Bautzer. E. l..
Blanchard, John t. Gaffey and E. d.
Seward
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
REPORTS or FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS IN CITY MADE PUBLIC

LONG BEACH, Sept. 26-Reports
prepared in response to the call of the
comptroller of the treasury were made
public today by the four national banks
of this city. The combined resources
of the banks are shown to be $2.722.-
9S3.77, the available cash seas, 306.42,
and the total deposits $1,541, 256.S7.
The deposits of the three commercial
and savings banks of the city will
about equal those of the national
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
News From Neighboring Cities

where 1t was found, climbed on the bed
and chewed Off the broken end of its
tail. Residents of the house state alb
solutely that 1t could have entered in
no other way, and so far as is known
never had been there before.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27

For every dollar paid up to $50 as
first payment we win give a receipt
for twice the amount on any piano
purchased this week. The big exclu-
sipe piano house. Open nights. Bart
lett Music Co., 231 Broadway, opp. city
hall 9-27-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
sneakinn of Her ACE

Yeast-How old is is your wife?
Crimsonbeak-She says she believes
she is 2S.
'She believes she is 2S?"
"Yes; you know when a woman says
the same thing a great many times she
gets to believe it is so."-Yonkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
VENICE
Home 4o15 Sunset 1891
WOULD JOIN IN PUBLICITY
WORK WITH SANTA MONICA

VENICE, Sept 26.-Abbot Kinney
has called a meeting Of the committee
on cooperation of the Venice chamber
of commerce to organize and plan for
measures by which 1t can join with
the Santa Monica board of trade in
publicity work for this city. The meet
ing Is called for Thursday evening, Oc-
tober /.
The committee is composed of Abbot
Kinney, ]. A. Stanwood, ]. M. White,
w. A. Rennie and J. G. French.
Actual worlx-no books. Average age
of students 2S years. Write for cata-
logue, Union Trade School and Con-
tracing Co., 126 East Ninth street.
Venice villas and Observation-Disclosures
rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
DIED

this city September &c,
1908, Aaron Sergeant Behymer, native
of Ohio aged 76 years. father OF L. e.
Behymer and Sylvia Behymer. Funeral
services at home. Gas South Carondelet
street, Monday. September %, at D. m.
Interment Hollywood cemetery. e-27-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-A DELIcATESsEN STORE,
cheap; party going away; good business
locality, one block from Hamburger's;
rent with long lease. Inquire Monday
forenoon. 513 WEST STH ST. s-27-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
LONG BEACH BREvITlEs

LONG BEACHA Sept. ga gaso-
line stove exploded this morning at
the residence of Q. ID. Bourland, 1885
Lime avenue, outside the city limits,
and set fire to the house. The flames
were extinguished before much dam
age was done.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27

Charles Harrison, 1S years old, came
near falling from the pier this after
noon in his excitement over a sup
posed strike. AS he disappeared in
the direction of the sea his right leg
was seized by a fisherman near by,
and Charles was saved.
A party of Pasadena bankers char
tered the launch Eagle for deep sea
trip. A party of Hotel Virginia guests
went out on the Tourist.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27

The Ladies' Social Circle of the First
Methodist church has announced a
baby show in the church parlors next
Wednesday, afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
Sporting Gossip.

Tinker resumed his marvellous batting
Monday with four hits in four times up.
Each making two runs, H~ollenbeck and
Austin brought in Omaha's four Mon
day.
II Lajoie doesn't begin to bat very soon
the public will forget that he ever was a
slugger.
Omaha should have the edge on Sioux
City for a few days with Denver here and
the Sioux at Lincoln.
Denver dropped four straights to Sioux
City and Pueblo four out Of five TO
Monday that has been made this year.
Stone is batting punches this season. He
had not hit the ball for several games up
TO Monday and then jumped in with three
hits.
The p~rettiest of all races are those
between Detroit and st. Louis and Omaha
and Sioux City. The peTsistency with
which each team has been fighting. marks
them all as pennant cuutenders to tire last.
Matticks, one OF the best batters in the
Western league, did not get a hit during
the five games in Omaha. He made one
of the most sensational catches, though,
Monday that that has been made this
year,
Hollcnbeck pitched himself out of soms
distressing and dangerous holes IN the
last game with Pueblo that showed him
to be a mon OF class. It's the pitcher who
can win an uphill game that counts.
P%ittsburg has been working ltEnlf into
a mighty good lead. The Cubs arr still
second by an eyelRsh, but for them There
Is nothing but the most desperate work
from now on. New York has not been
proving the obstacle to the Pirates thai
It did to the Cubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
ArREe Wins Mile Handicap at
Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 2s.-The chief
attraction in today's racing card was the
one-mile handicap, which resulted In an
only fair, as Araze got much the best OF
the break and went right to the front,
opening up a lead OF a half length over
Black Oak. AT the far turn Araze had
Increased this advantage to two lengths
and won easily by one length. Bouquet
was shut off and pocketed 10 the head Of
the stretch, but when clear came very
strong. Summary:
First race, 2-year-olds, five and a half
furlongs: Home Crest Dol, Mccarthy, Q to
- won, Dandy Dixon QO0. Gilbert, 7 to u
second, Ciyila (97, Sweet, s TO 81 third.
Time: l:O7%. Gliding Belle Effendi, o. U.
Second race, steepleehase, handicap, 4
year-olds and up, short course, about two
miles; Navajo Q37, Dupee, 2 to u won,
rika u35, Mckinney, to 10 third. Time:
4.02ss. Ora also ran. HaTpist III. fell.
Third race, 4-yCar-Olds and up, selling,
mile and an eighth: Coincidence Q07, Nc
10 to il second, Disobedient uO3, McCahey.
7 10 u third. Time: 1924. George q.
Hall. 81. Joseph, Colonel White, Killie-
cranlde and Molesy ran.
Araze dC5, sweet, 10 81 won, bouquet
di0, Mccarthy, 5 to u third. Time: 1885
Wild Refrain ran, Black Oak, added
Fifth race. s-year-olds and up. selling
six f%urlongs: Black Mary 002, Mccarthy
I to - won. Frizette l07, Upton, 5 TO y
second He Knows Gl Sweet to 81 third
guerite. Killrain and Gold Proof ran.
Sixth race. 2-year-olds, selling. five fur,
longs: Ragman QO3, Sweet, s to b won
6qb HoG gG7' y Si u : t to p s TI@st q. AMrop FoSl
ElIer Boy. Bon Astura, Shortcut. Granis
and Trois Temp ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
TRANSFERS OF BALL PLAYERS
New Rules Regarding Exercise of
Options.

CINCINNATI, o., July 2S.-The National
Base Ball commission today announced. as
last year, a list of all major league PLAYERS
who have been sold to minor league clubs
under agreements submitted to and an
proved by the commission, containing on
lions held by the various major league
clubs to repurchase such players on August
20, 1908.
The National commission has decided
that where a major league club desires to
recall any player specified in the list, that
II must notify the secretary OF the com
mission as well as the minor league club
with which the player is now playing on or
before August 20. that IL intends to eNer-
else that option. II must also send {. the
secretary of the commission a check for
the amount specified for each player, which
will be forwarded by the secretary to the
minor league club interested. The failure
commission and the minor league club and
to transmit the check will be taken as
granted that the option is not to be exer-
cised.
Major league clubs are also directed to
carefully scrutinize the list and to notify
the secretary OF the commission Of any mis-
takes therein or errors OF omission. AS
soon as the secretary has received the
money specified under any OF the options
the players name shall be transferred from
the minor league club TO the major league
club securing him.
The commission also desires 10 call at
tention to revised rule IS, which was pro.
mulgated on May I and also rules 81 and A
OF the natioEal commission, pertaining 10
the sale and purchase OF major league play
ers. and to state that there sill be no
deviation from these rules under any cir
cumstances.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
TRAIN STRIKES AUTOMOBILE
Two Persons Are Killed in Grade
Crossing Accident Near
New York,

GLEN HEAD, l.. l., July 8.-Two per-
sons are dead and two seriously injured as
the result Of a collision here tonight be-
tween an automobile and the "Millionalres'
Express" of the Long Island railroad, a
train that carries many wealthy New
Workers. TO their summer homes on Long
Island. Miss Leigh Townsend, a New York
girl OF social prominence who was a pas
senger in the automobile, died a few min
utes after the accident. and Charles Smith,
the chauffeur, was killed outright. The
other occupants OF the automobile were
Miss Beatrice Eddy, % years old. of Brook
Ign, and Lloyd Robinson, aged %, son OF
Charles Robinson. a New York banker and
owner OF the automobile. 't.'-
The accident occurred at the Gienwood
road crossing. Lloyd Robinson was taking
the party TO his fathers sum
mer home at 9eaciiff when the bccident oc-
Cured, There IL a long, steep hin on Glen
wood road leading to the railroad crossing.
Just before the tracks are reached the road
levels out and there Is a flat stretch of
about 100 feet.
Smith, the chauffeur, had the automo-
bile running at It's highest speed to climb
the hill. and when the top was reached the
machine darted forward at great speed on
tho level roadway. ..-
The and the train sped toward
the crossing as though they had been timed
to the second to meet at the junction point.
There was not time for Smith to stop the
motor car and the engineer was powerless
TO check the onrushing train. The locomo-
tive struck the automobile fairly in the
middle with such terrific force that the
machine buckled around the nose OF the
engine and chung there.
The passengers OF the automobile were
hurled in all directions. Miss Eddy mar
rowly escaped rolling under the wheels OF
the train. She was cut about the hands
and face and received probably fatal in-
ternal injuries. Lloyd Robinson fell on soft
soil, but was seriously hurt. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29

Franck hit clean and scored Belden. Bel
den and Austin had in the meanwhils ex-
ecuted a double steal, which scored Aus
tin. A double play ended the fun. Cor
bett pitched another inning and then re-
tired in favor Of Pat Bohannon.
No pity was shown the big fellow. The
first four men up hit him clean and safe.
They were the a kind OF hits and
shook the entire Denver bunch. They were
little Texas leaguers over third, just out
OF the reach OF everybody. Three runs
were made and that ended the run get
ting as the Omaha team had made enough
and wanted to hurry through so the boys
could go swimming.
The same teams this afternoon.
The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29

Atlantic ..............S Q 3 Q Q Q Q %
Three-base hits: Petty, McCreary. Two
base hits: West (). Stolen bases; Tams,
Arnold. Struck out; BY Petty. 8; by Jensen
u. Bases on balls: orr Petty, /; Off Jensen,
!. Hit by pitched ball: BY Petty l. Balk:
Jensen. Umpire: Dustin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
Ctncinnati Beats Bonton.

BOSTON, July 2S.-Lindaman's wildness
and two costly errors gave Cincinnati to-
days game, 4 to 2. Ewing kept Bostoris
hits scattered and was effective with men
on bases. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
HONORs DIVIDED AT LINCOLN
Greenbackers aud Indians Each TAX,
q Game.

LINCOLN. July 2S.-The Greenbackers
and the Indians divided honors today In
a double-header, Sioux City capturing the
opener by a 3 to l score and Lincoln win
ming the second, 8 to 3. Jones kept the
Indians hits scattered, but the Greenback-
ers punched their errors in the third round
and Crutcher's two-bagger, two passes
and Welch's Texas leagucr gave the visit
ors their three runs. Crutcher pitched q
fine game and the G~reenbackers could not
cross the plate with their lone run until
the final inning. TIL Greenbackers I'M
corked a promising batting rally, but Green
saved the day by pulling down Thomas
liner that had all the earmarks Of a triple
to the fence.
The second game was easy for Lincoln.
Bonno held the Packers to FOUR hits, while
Mckay was batted for a dozen safe ones.
Thomas batting cinched the result for
Lincoln, although Manager Holmes of
Sioux City contributed to the Greenback-
ers' victory by letting one OF Thomas
hits bound to the fence, three runs crossing
the plate. Haskell's umpiTing kept the
crowd in a ferment, but there was no
demonstration other than throwing of
cushions. Score. first same:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
ToIedo lunches Hits.
MILWAUKEE.

TOLEDO, July S.-Toledo hit Pape hard
when hits were needed to make runs.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
NIEHOFF WINS ron DIES MONIES
Lucky Third BRseman WieIds stick
and beats Pueblo.

DIES MONIES, Ia, July @s.-Niehoff. who
Is ordinarily a l~eft-handed batter, changed
TO the other side OF the plate today against
left-handed James and his hitting won the
game for Des MOines. He punched out
there were two ont and a man ON sscnna
and third in the eighth inning. Both James
and Witherup pitched superb ball. James
was hit the harder. but allowed but one
hit an inning until the eighth. Witherup
allowed but one base on balls, but II
blossOmed into a run. Des Moines made
but one error, but IL also resulted In a
tally for the visitors. Dwyer, Niehoff. Pat
terson and Walsh furnished the sensations
In the fielding line. Walsh got an assist
at first base on a grounder to right field,
hit by Patterson. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
nroken Bow shuta bud AnsIey.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., July 2s.-(Spec-
ial)-In the first OF a series OF two games
Broken Bow shut out Ansley on the home
grounds. Ansley could not find Anderson,
while Scott allowed seven hits. The feature
OF the game was the superb pitching of
Anderson. Score: R.H.E.
Ansley mo 0 0 0 900 0 90 0 5
Broken Bow IL o 0 0 0 o / l - 7
Batteries: Broken Bow, Anderson and
Smith; Ansley, Scott and Durham. Struck
out: by Anderson, S; by Scott, 2 Base
en- balls; off Anderson, l. Wild pitch; An
derson. Umpire: Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
WESTERN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Results of First and secOad ROunds
in Open Tourney.

IN Open tourney.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. July B.-The re-
the mems singles Of the western open ten
mis- championship here Tuesday was as fol-
lows:
Where the name Of the city IL not given
the player was a Chicago a
Waidner defeated Smith Ga 6&
Webster defeated Mundy by default.
Smithers, st. Louis, defeated Beach 50,
Hayes defeated Sherman, Sullivan, ILL.,,
Little, Cincinnati. defeated Belmsr BY
Holden defeated Hansen 60 -
Emerson, Cincinnati, defeated Montgom-
Emerson, Cincinnati, defeated Montgom-
Lee defeated Liddleton rs, ga
Klaner defeated Wright, Cincinnati. 10
Knight defeated Belden. Minneapolis. by
default.
Munger defeated Councilman by default.
Wendley defeated Fulton, Winona Lake,
Young defeated Lamb by default.
Prescott defeated Trask, Indianapolis, BY
default.
Mems singles. second round:
Waidner defeated ~BaumgaCdner Ell. 81
Gardner defeated Philips 6-1, 80.
Hayes defeated Roche 60. 10, 60,
Bailey, Oklahoma City, defeated Knight
Snow defeated Munger GO, e.
Warren defeated Strong, Milwaukee,
10, b-A.
Peters defeated Prescott 60 go.
McDougal defeated Foster ca, 60.
Mems doubles, first round:
Snow and Garnett defeated Lamb and
partner by default.
scribner and Young defeated warfield
and Washburne ca, 2-6. SO, ga
Starlight and Schuman defeated Dear
and King 90. 6-l, 6-1.
Brigham. New York, and Hadsell. New
York. defeated Lee and Montgomery, rs
6-S, 10, IA.
Strong and Brewster defeated McDou,
gal and Wilde So, "a, Ga.
Emerson and Waidner defeated Smitf
and partner by default.
Smithers and Smith defeated Belden anC
partner by default.
Wright and Holden defeated Hammond
and McLaury, ga, 6-3, 6-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
MARKsMEN AT FOR SHERIDAN
Captain Coleman Makes Highest
score for the Day.

CHICAGO, July 28.-In the first day OF
competitive shooting at the annuhl army
meet in progress at Fort Sheridan. Captain
F. w. Coleman OF the Tenth infantry made
the highest total score with go points out of
a possible 800. Lieutenant r. c. Humber,
also OF the Tenth Infantry, was second
with a score of 26S.
Tit highest score in the slow firing COM
petition was made by First Sergeant ]. Is.
Hass OF the Thirteenth cavalry with III out
OF a possible 200 points. Sergeant L. d.
Rutter of the Eighth cavalry took tho
honors in the rapid firing class, his score
being 90 out OF a possible 100.
Tomorrow will be devoted to skirmish
firing
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
PHILADELPHIA.
'Batted for Richie In ninth.

St. Louis. ............O 0 0 0 0 0 o 3 %
Philadelphia .-;-".!0 0 % o o l o.
Hits: OFF Richie. 5 in five innings; off
bert, Charles, Konetchy, Titus. Barry. Left
on bases: st. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 4.
Struck out: By Raymond. 8; by Richie. !.
Bases on balls: Off Raymond, /; Off Richie,
g.. Wild pitches: Raymond, 1; Richie, /.
Time: 141, Umpire: tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
MOB ATTACKS STREET CAR
Attempt to Resume service at EIEIn,
III. PrOyOkes Serious
Riot.

ELGIN, H., July pa street car
manned by eighteen nonUnion men, the
first car run since Saturday. was attacked
by a mob OF strike sympathiEers here to-
day. Every window in the car was broken
and several OF the crew were hit by mis-
Slles. The car was returned to the barn
under police guard.