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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF BILLINGS
wlLL DE TAKEN.
REV. FRITCH PRESIDENT
Ministerial Association Holds Meet
ing, Elects New ofsicers and Out.
lines Work for Coming Winter
Wants Prayer Meetings Wednesday.

The Billings Ministerial association
met in annual session yesterday after
noon at the Methodist parsonage. New
officers were elected and the work
outlined for the coming winter.
Rev. H. Samuel Fritsch, pastor Of
the Congregational church, was elect
ed president. Rev. p. Smith, pastor
of the Methodist church, was elected
vice president. Rev. p. q. McCul-
Tough, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. was elected secretary and;
treasurer.
The association decided to take a re.
ligious census OF the city. For the
purpose, the city was divided into
seven districts, and each minister by
lot drew one district to canvass. The
districts were apportioned as follows:
All east Of the middle Of North
Twenty-third street, Rev. ]. H. Redd;
from the middle OF North Twenty.
eighth street, Rev. B. q. Mccullough;
from the middle OF North Twenty
eighth street to the middle Of North
Thirty-first street, Rev. G. E. luke;
from the middle of North Thirty-frst
street to Division street, Rev. D. G.
Dunkin; all east Of the middle Of
South Thirtieth street, Rev. 3. Smith;
all west OF the middle Of South Thir
tieth street, Rev. H. Samuel Fritsch
The anvas is to be made Tuesday
and wednesday, October 13 and IA.
The association decided to recon
mend to the various churches of the
city to hold their midweek services. or
Wednesday evening. Under the pres
ent arrangement some churches meet
| Wednesday evenings and others OF
Thursday. The association recon
mends q uniform night In order thai
church lectures and interdenomina
tional meetings may be held without
causing conflicts In time. ~
The members OF the association ex
press themselves as highly pleased
with the religious prospects for thu
winter. and gratified with the increas
ing moral sentiment in the city.
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STOLE CHECK
FROM A SAFE
EZRA THINKER TOOK PAPER
AFTER IT HAD BEEN cAsHED.

Ezra Thinker. who is said to have
done time for offenses committed in
this county, yesterday morning was
sentenced to 80 days in the county jail
for stealing a check from Frank Va
nek's saloon.
Trinkler vas arrested by Chief Tai
go when he was trying to cash the
check. Mr.. Vanek did not know II
had been stolen until told by the
officer.
The check had been cashed by the
man to whom it was made payable by
Mr.. Vanek, who had gone to his safe
to place it inside. He laid it on top
OF the safe and then forgot 1t. Trink.
Ter is said to have seen the check
lying there, to have appropriated #
and gone elsewhere to have It cashed.
Saturday evening Thinker com
planned to the police that he had been
relieved OF IS in one Of the saloons
in the restricted district.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06

left, Mullen, batting for Summers,
struck out. Mcintyre singled to right
and was forced at second by Bush,
while Downs came home with the lone
Crawford made the third out.
Mullen went into pitch for Detroit in
the sixth and retired Chicago without
. hit but in the next inning Hahn
opened with q single to left and Jones
famed. Isbell struck out and Hahn
stole second. Dougherty singled to
center and Hahn scored. Davis fn.
ished the inning by going out.
A genuine Indian summer day greet.
ed the players and spectators and fans
turned out by the thousands. The
crowd. however, was somewhat small
.er than that of yesterday. But every
available seat was occupied IN hour
before the contest began. The gates
opened at S12:30 and the crowd which
had been patiently waiting for several
hours began to rush through the gates,
An hour before play began the crowd
was 50 large In the stands that the po.
lice took positions about the field
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
MoocHER IN JAIL.
PanhandIed the Wrong Man on the
Streets.

kEUA$f% asGaH3S SCSOt8 sTs&5 &M3L3
Police court was more prolific yes.
terday morning than for some time.
J. 4. Mathews, William Glasky and
q. o. Spergin. who had asked for a
chance to sleep in the city jail, as
they we're broke, were discharged, va
grancy being the charge. Charles Oh
sen, who was sleeping around the
depot looking for a chance to leave
the city was permitted to secure such
an opportunity.
Nick Welsh, who had been drunk
and boisterous around the depot, was
asked to contribute S. or spend ten
days In jail. 1Bg
Dan Ryan had the temerity to ask
Officer Lavelle to give him money
to get something to eat upon. In
stead, On1cer Lavelle gave him q cot
in the city jail. and some Of Heagney's
best soup to eat. He will do 20 days
on the streets for not knowing better
than to try to mooch OF IN omcer.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
MILES CITY
ROBBERS CAUGHT
ARRESTED in SHERIDAN WITH
STOLEN JEWELRY ON THEM.

Three men arrested in Sheridan,
Wyo., charged With the robbery Of the
Stevens Jeyelry store in Miles City,
we're taken through Billings yester-
daymgfning by Sheriff Savage Of Gus
ter county, who went to Sheridan after
them. When arrested in the Wyo-
ming city the men had some Of the
stolen jewelry in their possession.
They assert that the jewelry was
secured from two men arrested in Bill
ings recently on suspicion Of having
been the robbers and taken to Miles
City, while the men arrested here as
sert that they secured the jewelry
from the three arrested in Sheridan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Ladd OF Laurel
spent yesterday in Billings. 8#
r. X. Bell Of Omaha. is visiting
friends In the Sugar City today.
william N. Thomson, Of Hunters
Hot Springs is a Billings arrival.
G. i. Stewart of Glendive arrived
in Billings yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Warren Of From
berg spent yesterday In the city.
u. II. Mccarthy was a Billings visit
or yesterday from Sixteen. Montana.
s. W.. Gebo, a prominent coal mine
operator Of Fromberg, is In the city.
w. p. Combes, a Glendive resident.
visited Billings acquaintances yester-
day.
Will Hall, living near Young's
Point, is ~transacting business in the
city.
Peter vreeland has returned to
Bozeman after a short visit in Bill
ings.
MI. and Mrs. q. e. veltum are en-
pertaining Mrs. d. Russell Of Man
haitian.
p. K. Robinet, q prominent attorney
of Kansas City, spent yesterday In
Billings.
+. Leverich, a business man OF
Bridger, is ~transacting business, IN the
Sugar City.
J. 7. Blanchard, OF Lincoln, Neb.,
was t~ransacting business in the Sugar
CITY yesterday.
II. N. Gilmore, a prominent citizen
OF Miles City, was IN Billings yester-
day on business.
William Rae, Jr., a prominent Rose.
bud county stockman and sheep own
er, Is in the city.
Samuel Alexander of Red Lodge was
among the Carbon county contingent
in Billings yesterday.
B. G. Rumwey OF Cody, Wyo., is
one of the prominent northern Wyo.
ming citizens in Billings.
w. Frances Melvin, assistant secre
tary of the local Y. M. G. A., was q
business visitor in Laurel yesterday
Father MacCormack Of Miles City
was in Billings yesterday on his way
Ito Red Lodge to take charge Of the
Catholic church in the Carbon county
metropolis.
R. B. Moran, an oil expert Of San
Francisco, vas in the city looking over
the oil fields Of this section OF the
state. He will look over the fields
of Wyoming also.
Miss Nell Atherton Of Kansas City
formerly with the Peck Dry Goods
company there, arrived in Billings yes
terday to accept q position with the
Hart-Albin company in the dry goods
department.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
DOG PolsoNER is AZ WORK.

The most despicable Of all despica.
BILE persons. the dog poisoner, is doing
a wholesale business in Billings. The
local police average four calls per day
to bury dogs, which have been pois'
oned, many Of the animals being val,
liable pets.
Saturday a very valuable animal
was. poisoned in the vicinity Of the
New Chamber OF Commerce building.
Yesterday the poisoner seemed to be
working on North Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-seventh streets.
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Boston o 70 900 % 1 0-l
New York . /. 0 0 q 90 05 0 Is
Summary: Two-base hits, Bresna.
han. Home run, Hannifan. Hits: on
Ames, one in seventh inning; OF Nc.
Ginnity, one in two innings. Tucker.
seven in seven innings: Mccarthy,
none in one inning. Sacrifice hits.
Ames. Stolen bases. Brooke 3; Sween.
ey, Tenny, Her1og. Left on bases.
Boston. s; New York. s. Base on balls,
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FOR ANTHONY GROVE I'M THE
DISTRICT COURT.
.M!IIN|DlF:]R ENTERS PLEA
Wine Room Violation Cases all Set for
Trlal-Demurrsr Of Drain Commits.
sloner In Danford Drain Case sus.
tanned by the Court.

Arguments on q motion for q new
trial in the case Of Anthony Grove,
now serving time in the state prison
for assault in the first degree on a
rancher on the Billings bench, OF
which he was convicted last spring,
occupied nearly the entire afternoon
session OF the district court yesterday.
The motion was taken under advise
ment by Judge Fox. The state was rep
resented by County Attorney Harry I.
Wilson and the defendant BY Attorney
F. H. Hathhorn and William Gallagher,
who defended Mr.. Grove. Errors in
the instructions, rulings on evidence,
new evidence and minor other causes
are assigned for requesting the new
trial.
T. H. Minder appeared In court yes
terday morning and entered a plea Of
not guilty to the charges Of violating
the wine room law, which were made
against him in four informations fled
by the county attorney Friday. The
cases were set for trial October 10, II,
81 and %.
The appeal Of g. e. sandeen from a
judgment rendered against him In JUS
tice court in favor Of Gus seipp was
dismissed on motion Of Mr.. sandeen's
attorney. n
An order OF sale OF real estate was
made IN the estate Of i. 3. Johnston
and r. 3. Shepherd. the administrator,
was instructed to give an additional
bond in the sum Of : 1000.
It had been expected that the hear.
ing In the Danford drain suit would
take up much Of the morning session,
but the demurrer Of the drain commits
sioner to the suit was sustained, ana
the plaintiffs were given 80 days in
which to file an amended complaint.
The suit is entitled Summers ct al
VS.. Sullivan. Some Of the farmers
near the drain are seeking to stop the
drain commissioner from having 1t
constructed.
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SURVEYING FOR
Line TO LAUREL
CONTINUED from First Page.)

IIEIi FAa6 AsrGNsaEE
ton last night, beyond admitting that
the work Of surveying had been start
ed and that the organization Of the
company would be completed when
one Of the men interested returns
from the east, after which It would
probably be but 9 short time till grad
ing would begin.
B. g. Lillis. the engineer IN charge
Of the work, said last night that he
had a corp Of six men at work and
was pushing the surveying Is fast as'
weather conditions would permit,
though the weather Of the past few
days had prevented his men accom-
plishing much. Il,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
STRAIN TOO GREAT.
Hundreds Of Billings Reader. Find
Daily Toll ! Burden.

The hustle and worry Of business
men,
The hard work and STOPPING q work
men,
The woman's household cares,
Are too great a strain on the Id
neys. S
! Backache, headache, sideache,
Kidney troubles. urinary troubles
follow. 5s
A Billings citizen tells you how p
cure them all.
Jos. Milburn, living at 1925 50.
First Ave, Billings, Mont, says in
my case, Doan's Kidney Pills proved
very beneficial. The constant Earring
and jolting Of the train weakened my
kidneys and caused me many days of
misery. AT times my back became 50
weak that 1t " q only with the great
est effort that Il vas able to perform
my work. The kidneys soon became
deranged and their irregular action a
noyed me greatly. "A friend recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills 70 me ma
/ procured box and took them strict
" according to directions. -
pleased to say that they acted upsto
their representations IN every parttcu-
lar and / have not been trouhlsds
since"
For sale by all dealers, Price %
cents. FostersMilburn Co. Buifalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Xs
Remember the name-Doanas-a ~
take no other.
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RETURNED FROM HUNT.

Chester Keil and Charles stroup re.
turned from q hunting trip yesterday
from near Pompey's Pillar. They have
been on their trip several days and
report fairly good shooting In that "
cinity.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
FILES ON WASTE WATER.

J. e.. Walker Approprlates Two Cubic
Feet for irrigation.
j. n. Walker yesterday filed in the
office OF the county clerk and recorder
q water right location on two cubic
feet OF waste water from the Chaffee
lateral Of. the Yellowstone and Can
yon Creek Ditch company's ditch.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
LOCAL and PERSONAL


Jay Loving, cashier for the Bur
lington in this city returned from a
months trip to his summer home near
Des Moines, Iowa.
From Sundays Daily.
@. R. Plumb Of Joliet is in the city.
r. j. Conway Of Fromberg 10 in.
the city.
Mr.. Aldus is in the Sugar City on
business.
NJ. L. Odea. a business man Of Hell.
n Is In the city.
John Keller, q business man Of Har-
din is in the city.
Edward Marsh Of Hysham spent
yesterday in Billings.
T. M. Hyland Of Deitz. wyo., is In
the city On business.
M. Gabbet, an Absarokee rancher
was in Billings yesterday.
b. +. Gateley of Ballantine is trans
acting business in the city.
MI. and Mrs. J.. p. Malloy Of Butte
r visiting Billings friends.
Sam Robertson and wife Of Red
Lodge are shopping in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hyde were
Bridger visitors in Billings yesterday.
Mr.. Wynne, a railroad man Of ST.
lesia, is t~ransacting business In the
city.
IA. d. Sprague Of Bozeman Is among
the Gallatin county visitors in Bill
ings. Z
Mrs. G. Chapman and Miss Jones Of
Red Lodge are guests Of Billings
friends.
William Hall, a prominent rancher
near Park City, spent yesterday In
Billings.
MI. and Mrs. T. F. Maxwell have as
their guest Miss Emeline Lesserson Of
Biloxi, Miss.
G. @. Huyck, a business man Of Red
Lodge, arrived in the city yesterday
on business.
G. w. Berry, q mining man OF the
Big Horn canyon was In the city on
business yesterday.
John Murray and R. w. Dunn Of 81
lesia arrived insthe city yesterday tor
q short business stay.
Frank Kihm Is entertaining his
friends, Daniel Manning and L. J.
|Drekinson, Of Dickinson. N. OAK.
r. A. Hall, president Of the yellow
stone Park railway, was q business
visitor IN Billings yesterday from Bel
fry.
Joseph Gehrett has returned from
Laurel where he was in charge OF the
Sentinel while Editor Watsapaugh was
in Helena at the state fair. s
L. 3. Keil. who has been visiting
his brothers here for the past three
weeks, returned to Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. Keil is the cashier Of the Hamil-
ton National bank Of Chicago.
J. R. Burks and wife left last night
on an extended trip through the east.
arm states. Mr.. Burke Is cashier at
the Northern Pacific depot. They
will be absent about a month. Dur.
Ing their trip they will visit various
parts Of Kansas, st. Louis and Cincin.
natl. 3. s. Bishop 10 flling the post
ton made vacant by Mr.. Burke.
From Saturdays Daily.
G. Colica Of Minneapolis is IN the
city.
A. q. Schneider is q Columbus visit
or In Billings.
". B. Garrigus spent Thursday in
Columbus.
Harry McCune has returned from
10 TRIP 70 Helena.
M. Humphreys o. Coalville spent
yesterday In Billings.
". N. Matzke of Livingston is in
the city on business.
MI. and Mrs. +. q. Runner are Wis.
iting friends 10 Billings.
pr. N. J. Bell has returned to his
home at Roberts, Mont.
T. ]. Sherman Of Butte is . bust,
ness visitor IN the city.
F. g. Eastman Of Forsyth spent yes
terday In the Sugar City.
c. Walton, Of Dickinson. N. Oak.
was In Billings yesterday.
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BEvERlpoE IN ATT

SEATTLE. Oct. 6.---Albert J. Bey
eridge, United States senator from N
diana addressed q large crowd here u,
night in behalf Of the Republican -
tional ticket. II \
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-06
LARGE LIBRARY CIRCULATION.

2ER ~EI .SNE NINIF B0&GB &%FNNMNH GsM#EfHN GI42HF4S
One thousand, seven hundred and
nfty-four books were circulated in
Billings by the Billings public library,
according to the report OF Miss Mabel
Collins, the librarian, for the month
Of September. Miss Collins has just
completed her report, which will be
presented to the city council at the
session this evening. Books Of fiction
were read more than any other class
there being a total Of 1,18s circulated
The tabulated report follows:
Number Of books issued. ........1,754
Number Of days open for issue Of
books Is
Average daily circulation. ...... 20
Largest daily circulation. ........ 119
New readers registered. ......... 3S
Philosophy and religion. ........ So
Biography Observation-Disclosures. 81
Hl6t0Ty .......... 81
Geography and travels. ....... 81
Social sciences 22
Natural sciences ............ %
Useful arts SO
Fine arts %
Language and literature. ........ 191
Magazines $3.50. 70
Fiction
Total .1,754
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POSTAL CLERK EXAMINATION,

An examination for positions =
clerks and carriers in the local post
once viii be held tomorrow undar,
the auspices Of the local board Of civil.
service examiners.
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Nv. 3. Martin Of Glendive, is IN the
city.
Mrs. Ray H. Hough Of Bridger is in
the city.
j. H. Miller Of Butte was In Billings
yesterday.
judge Fox expects to spend today
in Red Lodge.
Charles Trott has returned from 9
visit to Laurel.
j. q. Edwards OF Forsyth, was In
Billings yesterday.
i. j. Conway Of Fromberg was in.
the city yesterday.
". "A. Trumbull, Of Seattle, Is In
the city on business.
Nj. and Mrs. B. G. Brockway OF Lau-
rel are in the city.
II. e. Collins OF Helena was q Bill
las visitor Sunday.
H. B. Cornwell OF San Francisco Is
a Billings visitor today.
Mrs. s. G. Berry of Roberts was a
billings visitor Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Stanton Of Helena is Wis
king friends in Billings.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Allen Of Joliet
spent Sunday in Billings.
Arthur Babbett, OF the Park hotel at
Livingston, is in the city.
Mrs. G.. 8. Laurence Of Huntley
spent Sunday in Billings.
W. Il. Forsilth Of Butte Is IN the city
attending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Baum Of Butte
are visiting friends ii the city.
J. p. Snidow was among the Park
City residents in Billings yesterday.
Mrs. u. w. Copeland of Kansas City
rs visiting with friends IN the city.
II. T. Ganson Of TolucaI arrived in
the city last night for 9 business stay.
DR.. E. H. Rawls was q Billings Wis
itor from Laurel yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. simonsen Of
Joliet are in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Braat OF Red
Lodge arrived In the city yesterday.
John Murray. Z business man OF ST.
lesia, is In the city on business today.
w. p. Savage, = prominent Cow
town. resident, Is IN Billings on busi-
ness.
n. @. Coon, q travelling salesman Of
Spokane. Is IN the city on business
/. today. 's
Robert O. Hoyt Of the Huntley re-
clamation project force was n Billings
Sunday.
Robbie Holmes, formerly OF Billings
but now Of Seattle. arrived II the city
Sunday.
+. q. Reynolds Of Custer arrived In
the city yesterday from On extended
eastern trip
G. w. Pierson Of Red Lodge ar.
rived IN the city yesterday for q short
business stay.
N. NJ. vilm, manager OF the Billings
Milling company, has returned from a
visit to Helena.
r. q. Montgomery. . business man
OF Fort Worth, Texas. Is in the Sugar
City on business.
g. N. Bair, whose automobile won
the auto races atsthe state fair, has re-
turned 70, Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. O'Donnell have
returned from Helena where they Wis
tied the state fair.
"A. y. Holmes who has been a Alas.
ka for the. past few months returned
to Billings yesterday.
Robert selway. prominent stock
man Of Northern Wyoming, d. N the
city the guest Of friends. .S
Peter J.. Fromholz OF this. city, LEFT
yesterday for Big Timber where he
viii spend 9 few days on business.
". b. George, state chairman Of the
Democratic state central COMMITTEES, 10
IN: the city from Helena visiting his
family.
II. n. Savage. supervising engineer
IN charge Of the government reclama-
ton work in Montana. spent Sunday
In Billings.
Mrs. r. q. LinebArger.. society editor
OF, The Gazette, has returned from q
month's visit with friends and rel
atives In Colorado.
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Summary: Two base hits, Parent.
Hits of Summers, 3 in i've innings;
OF Mullin, 2 IN 8 innings. Sacrifice
hits. Jones, Walsh, Isbell. Stolen.
bases, Hahn. Left on bases, Chicago
g, Detroit s.. Bases on balls, OH Sum
mers /, Walsh 1. Hit by pitcher, by
Summers, /, by Walsh I. Struck out,
Walsh 9, Mullin Q. Time 1:45. UNI
pires Sheridan and Connolly.
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Boston New York o.

Boston New York o.
BOSTON, Oct. 6.-Boston won from
New York today in q clearly played
game.
r. II. 3.
Boston ....... 1880. ......4 s 9
New York /. $40 8 o.
Batteries: Brady and Donohue;
Manning and Sweeney.
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and the people were seated along the
first and third base lines and at the
outskirts Of the ield.
Ground rules were established max
Ing . hit IN the crowd good for two
bases, but there wal no occasion for
this. It Is probable that White will op.
pose Donovan in the game tomorrow.
Score:
R. H. E.
Chicago ...... ..... ......6 II 0
Detroit .... \. ~. .....1 4 /
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan;
Summers, Mullin and Schmidt.
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WHITE SOX WIN BY
NALSh'S PITCHING

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Cleveland 1-s-st. Louis s-3.

+ ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-Cleveland was
eliminated from the American League
pennant race today by losing the first
game Of q double header with st.
Louis. The score was 3 to 1. An err
ror by Lajoie followed by an error by
Bradley IN the sixth inning paved the
way for the two runs that eventually
won the game. Before the errors were
made the score was tied / to 1.
IN the sixth Hoffman, the first man.
up. batted to Lajoie and the base
man threw to the grand stand, Hon-
man going to second. Crisis doubled to
left but Hinchman was slow in field
ing. A perfect relay, Hinchman to
Perring to Bradley held Criss at third
but Bradley failed to put the ball on.
the runner. Williams followed with
a single to left, scoring Criss.
In the first inning St. Louis scored
once on Hartzell's single, his stolen
base and q single by Hoffman. Cleve-
land tied In the nth on slovall's dou-
Bile, Crisis error, which let him go to
third, and Liebhardt's single over sec
ond. Dineen, the st. Louis pitcher,
was In excellent form and allowed but
four hits.
With Foster pitching for Cleveland
they took the second game 5 to 8,
SCleev1and hunched hits nnsHnwel1 Al
will.
First game: r. II. E.
q. Louis ...... !. I. ...s.....5 = 9
Cleveland ...... ...... .....1 2
Batteries: Dineen and stephens;
Liebhardt and Bemis.
Second game: r. H. b.
st. Louis ... :. .......3 8 8
Cleveland u. ....., ~. ......6 8 %
Batteries: Howell. and Spencer;
Fisher and Land.
Washington 3-Philadslphla O..
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Washing.
ton shut out Philadelphia. s to 0 by
punching hits in the eighth inning or
Coombs. S3s&
r. II. p.
Washington ...... $3.50. 3 s 2
Philadelphia u. ......0 3 2
Batteries: Smith and Street;
Coombs and Lapp.
(EIlEI tEI- 3EEtT25En 1mefGHZ I'll .0NIE5 fHHHHN5Nlh 3=%LM.
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new YORK TAKES
FIRST OF SERIES
~ Batter for Tucker IN eighth.

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