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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Renders an Interesting Program at
the Auditorium.

An interesting program OF ora
tions and essays was given by mem
bers of the sophomore class of
the Marion High schoo in the
school auditorium Thursday morn
ing. Miss Mary Dickinson opened
the program with an interesting ora
tlon Joan of Arc" Industrial De-
velopmeut OF Sweden" was discuss
ed by Miss Grace Messenger and
'The Reign of Terror" was the
subject Of an interesting paper by
Ellen Carter. "The Press and Public
Opinion" "The Coronation OF
NaDoleon," "The American Flag
"Other Worlds" and Courage" wera
the subjects of interesting orations
bv MARGARET Seite, Hazel Cooper,
Clara Haberman, Alva Youplg and
Leola Mcclure.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
HARMONIC SOCIETY
Holds a Pleasant Meeting at the
Frenk Paddock Home.

Mrs. Frank Paddock of East Mark
street, was hostess to the members
Of the Harmonic society of Salemr
Evangelical church. last evening.
The society held a short business
session and decided to hold its an
nual supper on Wednesday, Decem
her 2nd AT the close OF the business
refreshments were served and :,
general social hour was enjoyed.
The next meeting OF the society
will be held on December 2nd at
the home of Mrs. Charles Click of
CIth High street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Warner & Edwards.

car0 about the latest methods of inn
parting knowledge 50 much as he
does football srrlmmage on the ad-
jacent common with the "hated rlv-
ais Several members OF the High
school faculty are attending Ohio
Wesleyan at Delaware getting college
ideas for the preparatory course of
the school.
Carnaton Flour has the low grade
taken out.
Try an au In The Mirror Want
Column.
"Meet me NJ kaie-s Candy Shop.
lI-13-ui
Trv the Mirror wanr Column
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12

Since the rebuilding OF our Flour
Mil and the increase in our capacity,
1t requires so much of the time of
our delivery man to deliver flour to
the n. r.. station for local ship
ments and to deliver to the trade
in town, we can not do justice to
the retail delivery of feed, and there
fore we have decided to discontinue
the retail delivery Of feed and will
devote our entire attention. to the
wholesale delivery to the trade.
The Prospect National Mill Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
FELL FROM A BRIDGE
William h. Barner is Quite Serious
ly Injured.

William II Barner, of Uncapher
Avenue, was the victim of SER
ious accident while wording on u
bridge west of LaRue, Wednesday
afternoon. While at work Barner
lost his footing and fell a distance
cf several feet, suffering internal
injuries OF serious character and
breaking two ribs lie was given
attention by fellow woremen and
DIR. James w McMurray of this
city gave surgical attention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
THE BEST

For the money always at
our store. Have you seen our
7 Jewel o. Size Ladies 20
wear Gold filled watches at
S8 90. Such values were
never before heard of in Ma
rion. This would be an ideal
Xmas present.
Our watch stock is large
and varied and prices the
lowest.
Now is the time to select
that watch for Xmas and have
it laid away. Call and look
ove- our line.
C. E. BURRlS,
IeweIsr & Opiiican 1874 " Center
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
If YOU want to keep posted
on local events in CITY and
county read the MIRROR.

"A beautiful line OF tailored linen
waists with collars and cuffs at
1T UUDWIGS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Notice to Hunters

We the undersigns do hereby warn
all parties against all hunting, trap
ping and fishing on our farms under
penalty of law:
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BOTH ARE IMPROVING
Dt. ]. A. McMdrray and son James
are on the Road 10 Recovery.

Latest reports from the bedside
Of Dr. James A. M,iMnrray who
two weeks ego underwent major
operation at Grart hospital, Colum-
bus, are to the effect that the patient
is rspiGly gaining strength and his
complete recovery is but a matter
of few weeks
Master James McMuTay, twelve
year-o old son CT the doctor was oper-
ated upon Wednesday afternoon at
Grant by Or. Clark, an eye specialist
of Columbus. The operation was very
sTccessful Mrs. J. A. McMurray Is
stopping at the hospital to be in
attendance uron the patients.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12

Health depends as nature shows,
More on the interior than most sup
pose.
Keep your system from impurities
free.
by using HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12

ASK your grocer for Carnatlon
Flour
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12

Fred Ensminger, Frank Dutton.
Sam Wolfinger Osia NTosier
Nllllam Risch, Frank Landon,
william Fultz, B. Van Meter
Frank Reber, Benton Hite.
MIS- Il. {, Holyerstott, j. Stiverson
Cliff. Fling, l.. w. Riscb.
Geo Merritt, Jacob Brady,
Ilnanuel Drake, Ben Mozier,
Guss Laden, j.. T.. Coon.
Fred Seeger, Bert Veley.
S. II. Sheppard. T.. b. Brewer.
IS. F.. Shoots.
11-12-3t
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TRY the Mirror wanr Column
, 1908-09-29
WILL BAR MEN IN
YAQU|'s COUNTRY
CAPTAIN WHEELER OF ARIZONA
RANGERS DECIDES 1T is
DANGEROUS FOR THEM.
Certain That Three Men Met Death
at Hands Of indiana and One Of
Them Tortured Perhaps for Days,
His Body Being Found Hidden in
Cactus Bush Full Of Thorns,

Phe Dix, Aris, Sept. 2s.--Thiough
Captain Wheeler Of the Arizona rang
ers, stationed at Naco, a warning has
been issued against Americans enter.
ing the Yaqui Indians country in SO.
nora Mexico.
Punishment for Americans.
There is also a r~eiteration of Cover.
q Kibbey's determination TO enforce
severe punishment on Americans fur.
nishing the YaQuis with arms.
Victims Of Yaquls.
A dispatch states that Wheeler has
positively learned tha, Poe and Ole
airy, American prospectors, were Yaqui
victims, and that 3. l. Reilley Of Doug
las. who was murdered two years ago.
was previously tortured, perhaps for
days, with cactus thorns.
Body Found In Bushes.
His body was found In the cactus
bushes tightly bound, the poisonous
thorns sticking into his flesh. That a
similar fate threatens all Americans in
the Yaqui section Is the belief Of the
rangers.
, 1908-09-29
STATE AIR OPENED TODAY.
Unusually Large Variety of Exhibits
on Display at Douglas.

Douglas, Wyo, Sept. 29.-The fourth
annual state fair opened here today
under favorable conditions, and will
continue four days. For several weeks
the exhibits of grains, grasses, miner
ais, oils, live stock, manufactures, etc,
have been arriving and the buildings
are full to overlooking.
Strings Of race horses have been on
the grounds for a week and the races
promise to be unusually interesting.
A large number of steer ropers and
broncho busters are here and will par
ticipate in these interesting events,
and also settle many disputes which
have grown gu of the recent contests
at the Frontier days celebration at
Cheyenne. The exhibits are the best
that have ever been assembled at any
n point in the state. Especially is
this true of live stock, fruit and dry
farming products.
, 1908-09-29
WILL DISCONTINUE STAGE
New Road to Connect Walden With
Plains Line Terminal.

Walden, Colo. Sept. ga county
road from this place to the Wyoming
line at the point where the Laramie,
Hams Peak and Pacific railroad win
enter Colorado has been built and
within a short time traffic will have
practically ceased over the old road to
Laramie, Wyo., which has been Wal
den's outlet ever since the North park
district was settled. The Laramie
Plains line is now building south from
Centennial to this point, and will have
rails laid to the Colorado line within
the next three months. The last grad
ing contract let to Bradbury and Dit
mers will bring the grade over the
divide and to Fox park, just north of
the Colorado line, and at this point the
new county road will connect with the
railroad. AS soon as the grade is com
pleted Inc steel is down a regular
train service TO Fox park will be install.
led.
, 1908-09-29
LARAMIE, WYOMING, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 80, ZOOS.
STARTED WORK ON
THE INTAKE CANAL

l.. F. Booth OF Booth Bros. the con
tractors for the building of the James
Lake Irrigation company's huge irri
CATION system, is In the city today
looking after some matters requiring
his attention here. The sub-contrac
tors yesterday began work on the huge
canal to act as an intake for the res
ervoirs, and when this is completed
the company will be in position to con
serve some of the large amount oil
water heretofore flowing down the
streams in the winter and spring. 1,
Is estimated that fully ten times as
much water goes to waste in the food
season every year as is needed to re
claim every acr of land the company
is preparing to reclaim.
, 1908-09-29
DISPUTE SETTLED.
Purchasing Corporation Deeds inter.
est in Irrigation System.

Baggs. Wyo.. Sept. 29.-The dispute
between farmers holding water rights
under the Irrigation Land and Power
company canal, and the Routt County
Development company, which recently
acquired the holdings If the company
first named, has been settled by the
purchasing corporation deciding to the
farmers an interest in the Irrigation
Land and Power company canal. The
land and power canal is to be a part
of the irrigation system by which the
Routt County Development company
proposes 10 reclaim $4,000 acres OF
land with water from the Snake river.
The irrigation system will cover lard
lying in both Wyoming and Colorado.
, 1908-09-29
STEWART READY.
Coast Artillery Commander Will Ap
pear Before Retiring Board.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 29.-Colonel
w. F. Stewart of the coast artillery,
commanding the ungarrisoned post at
Fort Grant. Ariz., who is TO appear be-
fore a retiring board to determine his
physical fitness for further service on
the active list, reported to the war
department today. No date has been
set for a meeting of the board.
Charles Stewart, q lawyer OF San
Francisco, and brother Of Colonel
Stewart. is here looking after the lat.
ter's interests.
, 1908-09-29
Floods In Inia.

Bombay, Sept. 29.-Thousands OF ma
tive houses have been washed away
and there has been heavy loss OF life
in the Hyderabad and Becoan districts
as the result of the floods which have
followed the unprecedented rainfall.
corpses strewn Everywhere.
The river Must - sixty feet. The
coun ry Is devastated for many miles
in every direction and corpses are
strewn everywhere. Scores of bdies
We're found in the branches OF trees.
The native hospital at Hyderabad col
lapsed and all the inmates were buried
in the ruins.
, 1908-09-29
SECRETARY MAY
QUIT THE VATICAN
ROME NEWSPAPER CONTAINS
STORY THAT MERRY DEL VAL
At OUTS WITH THE POPE.
Protests Against His Severe Measures
Concerning Modernism Said to
Have Been Presented by Cardinal
Gibbons and Archbishop ireland OF
Church in America.

Rome, Sept. 29.-According to the
Avand, Cardinal Merry Del Val, papal
secretary Of state, is about to retire.
Protest BY Americans.
This step. 1t Is stated, ia the out
come Of representations made to the
Vatican by American and English pre-
lates. particularly Cardinal Gibbons
and Arch Bishop Ireland, who objected
to the secretary's severe measures
against modernism.
RampoIIa May Succeed.
Del Val will probably be succeeded
by Cardinal Rampolla, who formerly
held this once.
, 1908-09-29

Tell Commission New Texas Rates
viii Be Hurtful to Business.

st. Louis, Mo, Sept. 29.-Prominent
shippers of st. Louis, Chicago and
otner cities testified before the inter.
state commerce commission today as
to the harm they allege the new sched-
ule of freight rates to Texas and
southwestern points will do to their
enterprises. The testimony took up
the entire day. The introduction Of
testimony is under the general direc-
ton of S. H. Towan of Texas.
, 1908-09-29
Lawn Mower For Uneven Ground.

This o%ne-horse lawn mower, devised
by a Connecticut inventor, is being
successfully used on golf links where
the ground Is uneven, says the Octo.
Der Popular Mechanics. The ordinary
long-bladed horse mower will not cut
IN hollow places. but this mower, con
sisting Of three large hand mowers at.
tached to a framework will cut on al
most any condition Of ground. The
swivel Joints at the cross bar allow
any one Of the three separate machines
to rise over bumps and sink into hol.
lows without lifting the cutting blades
Of the other two on the ground. 1t Is
also much lighter than the ordinary
horse machine.
, 1908-09-29
LARAMIE YOUNG LADY
NOT MISSING AT ALL.

The Denver Republican this morning
asserts that Miss Clara Fry, the sister
of Mrs. L. F. Nicodemus of this city,
dropped out of sight two months ago."
and seeks to associate her disappear
ance with the death of another Lar
mic girl at Denver a few days ago.
Miss Fry is here with her sister and
has been since the first of August.
She is not missing and has not been.
The report of her death, she says, like
that of Mary Twain once, sis grossly
exaggerated"
, 1908-09-29
Purifying o c salt.

An English inventor has devised a
process by which 1t Is possible to pur-
lily rock salt direct and on q basis
which is not commercially %prohibitive
declares the October number of Popu-
lar Mechanics In an illustrated article.
Hitherto. In preparing white table salt
from rock salt, It has been neces sary
to depend upon the evaporation Of
brine. The new process consists Of
melting the rock salt, and then drfv.
ing compressed air through the molten
mass Impurities are separated and
deposited. n the salt IL left white
and pure The purified salt Is found
to b exceptionally fne. and, being
anhtdFous. docs not cake after the
fashion Of brine salt.
, 1908-09-29
CHALLENGE RECEIVED
FOR FOOTBALL GAME.

Lieutenant Coburn today received a
challenge from the Colorado agricul
tural college at Fort Collins, stating
that the Aggies would like a football
date with the university some Satur-
day in November, the game to be
and Coach Coburn will consider the
'varsity's available material and will
probably accept the challenge. They
have several other games scheduled
for the coming season, Utah and the
Fort Russell teams being on the list.
, 1908-09-29
HEAVILY LADEN VESSEL SINKS
AFTER COLLISION ON HER
WAY TO LISBON IN ENG
LlsH WATER.
Two Hundred and Fifty Persons
Aboard, including Passengers and
Crew. Take To Boats and Come
Ashore safely At Dover-Floods
In India Cause Many Dsaths and
Destruction Of Hundred Aouses.

Q Dover, England. Sept. 29.-The q
Q tourist steam yacht. Argonaut, Q
Q which left London yesterday, o
y pound for Lisbon with $50 per- q
Q sons. including passengers and q
Q crew. ON board, went down be- Q
9 tween Dover and D~pngenness this q
- morning. after . collision with q
Q the steamer Kingswell, in a fog. q
Q All on board the argonaut took to 9
Q boats and came ashore here in @
Q safety. q
80 Q o o Q
, 1908-09-29
LADY IN PARIS SENDS
SCHOLARSHIP CHECK,

Secretary f. s. Burrage Of tle board
of trustees of the University of Wyo-
ming today received a letter from Mrs.
W. B.. Emmons, now in Paris, enclos-
ing a check for 500 for a scholarship
in the university. Scholarships have
been received from the Alumni asso-
citation and A. C. Jones, the latter CIV
ing two, and prizes are offered during
the year by Messrs. Gramm, Orr and
others.
, 1908-09-29
TRIAL PROCEEDING

IN LNRCENY CASE.
The trial OF the Mexicans charged
with robbing the clubhouse at Howell
some months ago is proceeding in the
district court, the hearing Of evidence
having been concluded at 3 O'Clock,
and only the arguments to be heard
The state Is represented by County
Attorney Downey and the defendants
by Stephen Downey.
, 1908-09-29
FIRST FROST NOTED
AT FORT COLLINS

Ray Wood, who has returned from
a visit with his parents at Fort Collins,
reports the first frost Of the season at
that place Saturday night. The can
taloures and other melons just
beginning to ripen. and Mr.. Wool is
inclined to believe they were harmed
somewhat by the frost. He left his
mother in better health, the meeting
having been = pleasuraoie one for
both.
, 1908-09-29
LADIES APPOINTED
AS REGISTRY CLERKS.

The county board of commissioners
has designated registry places in each
OF the three wards of this city and ap-
pointed registry agents. The First
ward registry place will be at the city
hall, with Stephen w. Downey and
Miss Lille BRINE as agents; Second
ward, Chauncey Roots store, Second
and Grand avenue, with N. @. Peterson
and Agnes Morgan as agents, and the
Third ward at the basement Of the
German church, Sixth and Garfield
streets, with F. e. Anderson and Har-
old Symons as agents. The date OF
registration will be Tuesday, October
6, and for i've days thereafter.
, 1908-09-29
A HANDSOME BADGE
AT BANKERS MEETING,

The badge used at the Bankers con
yention at Cheyenne was a beautiful
and unique one, ribbons of brown and
yellow, the colors of the University OF
Wyoming, being used. On the broad
yellow ribbon, which formed the major
portion OF the badge, was printed the
iasur of q friskey calf branded w.
B. "A" and the legend, The Youngest
In the Bunch; Branded September rs.
1908. Wyoming Bankers Association.
A. c. Jones, cashier of the First Nation
al bank says the meeting was a very
interesting one and the association
starts off well.
, 1908-09-29
FUNERAL HELD FROM
HOUSE THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Cokefair,
whose death occurred late Sunday af-
ternoon, was held from the house, 1856
north Third street, at 2:30 this after
noon, with services by Dean Bode of
ST. Matthew's cathedral. There was
a large attendance of friends and a
number of beautiful floral tributes. The
interment was in the city cemetery.
, 1908-09-29
Steamer Humboldt A.hor.

Victoria, B. c., Sept. 29.-The steam
er Humboldt is ashore at Active pass.
Her passengers were taken of by the
fishing steamer Edith. The Humboldt
struck during a heavy fog. She is
hard and fast on the rocks.
, 1908-09-29
TOLD SOME LIES
AND Is PUNISHED.

Henry Dean, arrested at the Union
Pacific no ell for begging, and who lied
to Police Justice Hynds in the matter.
was fined SIS and costs, a total Of
$3.50, which he paid. John King, ar.
rested yesterday morning for "mooch-
ing and held as a suspicious character
for trying to open the doors of grocery
S ores at 1 o'clock in the morning, was
given five minutes to try to discover
where the aurora borealis comes from.
Frank Smith vas sen to the city Gala
boose in default of a fine of SIS and
costs for vagrancy.
, 1908-09-29
Wisconsin Bank Robbed.

Lady Smith, Wis, Sept. 29.-Rob-
bers early today blew open the safe of
the state bank. taking about s 3 1000.
They shot a policeman in the arm and
fired several shots at the Baker hotel
to prevent any n from coming out.
They escaped on a hand car.
, 1908-09-29
PREMIUMS PAID
FOR FLOUR NAME.

The premiums awarded tt Mrs.
George H. Campbell, Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
DR.. Ballard, Mrs. Mccarthy, Miss Edna
Simpson and Mrs. G.. E. Giller, in the
contests for m for the flour to be
manufactured by the Overland Ceceals
company, have been paid. Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs. Wood divided the cash
prize of $40. each of the others receiv-
ing a bag of -four.
, 1908-09-29
Taft at Lincoln Tomorrow.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 29.-William j.
Bryan has asked the democrats of Lin
coin to remove the Autographs OF him
self from the store and residence win
dows during the visit of william H.
Taft on Wednesday.
, 1908-09-29
TT o o o o 9
o CANDIDATES. TO MEET {
q AT oRAMM'e OFFICE. G

. There will be : meeting at 1880 q
. tonight OF the republican county g
Q and city candidates, at the once Q
Q Of Otto Gramm, In the Interstate Q
Q Townsite building, when a count g
, committee will be selected and q
Q other business transacted Of In Q
Q terest to the candidates and the q
. party generally. All the canji- q
@ dates are asked to be present and q
Q take a hand in the proceedings. q
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, 1908-09-29

Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. 29.-The
South Dakota campaign of Candidate
Taft began here at 8 o'clock this morn
-ng with a big meeting. His voice
vas husky and hardly equal to the
leavy days work ahead.
, 1908-09-29
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION BE
ING HELD At ALBUQUERQUE
WITH LARGE ATTEND
ANcE OF DELEGATES.
Four Thousand Seats in Auditorium
All Filled and People cIamorlna
for Places In oalIeries-President
eoudy Delivers Opening Address
and Exposition opened Followed
BY Parade of Soldiers.

Albuquerque, N. M, Sept 29.-The
sixteenth annual session Of the ma
tional irrigation congress was called
to order at 1890 this morning, by
President Frank G. Cloudy of Denver
with four thousand seats in the hall
occupied and a crowd clamoring for ad
mission to the gallery.
Large Number of Delegates.
Nearly 1900 delegates were present,
and the arrivals today will swell the
number to more than 1900.
Tho Opening Addresses.
After the welcoming speeches by
Mayor Lester and Governor Curry,
President Cloudy delivered his address.
A brief address by 0enerul J. Franklin
Bell, United States army, and re
sponses by the foreign delegates oc-
cupied the remainder Of the forenoon
session.
Foreigners Taking Part.
The foreigners have an important
part in the program. and their pres
ence is giving much interest to the
work Of the congress.
Mexican Band cheered.
A demonstration lasting several min
utes was made when the military band,
sent here by the government Of Mexi-
co, played Star Spangled Banner at
the opening Of the session. The sing
ing OF the irrigation ODE by q chorus
Of . hundred voices also aroused en-
thusiasm.
Rs~solutlels 40 cssniwsttss.
BY the rules of the convention, al
the resolutions will be referred to the
resolutions committees. II Is predicted
that an effort will be made to inject
into the resolutions a criticism OF GER
tain features Of the administrations
forestry POLICY and the regulation of
the government domain. Nothing Of
a political nature. however, is likely
to find favor.
Exposition Opened.
The exposition, which has. brought
together the finest display of irrigated
products aver assembled in the United
States, was formally opened this morn
ing by Governor Curry, following a
parade of troops Of the Department of
the Colorado, in which General Bell
took part.
Two Cities Want Convention.
Pueblo. Colo, and Spokane, Wash.
, 1908-09-29
BANKER LEAVES FORTUNE.
Prussian Academy Of Sciences Inherit.
Seven and Half Millions.

Berlin, Sept. 29.-The Prussian Acad-
envy OF Sciences. an association Of emf
nent men under the patronage Of the
government, has inherited $7.s00.000
from q banker named Sampson, to BE-
expended for scientific purposeS.
, 1908-09-29
WOOL MARKET ACTIVE.
Large Movement Of Territorial Cloth
ing Wool at Good Prices.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 29.-The local
wool market continues active, with
buyers and sellers numerous. There
has recently been a large movement
of territorial clothing woods. Terri
tory fine staple is selling at 81 cents
in the grease and about 81 to So cents
secured.
, 1908-09-29
Tubereu,osls conoress

Washington. D. C.. Sept. 29.-The
second days session of the information
al congress on tuberculosis embraced
some noteworthy papers, giving much
Information on the manner OF infec-
ton and kindred subjects.
, 1908-09-29
BIG MEETING AT ABERDEEN AND
LONG, HARD DAY BEFORE
REPUBLICAN, PREsIoEN-
TiAL CANDIDATE.

Voice Husky and Hardly Equal to
Task, but People Accepting Him
Instead Of His Words-Bryan Asks
That Autographs Of Himself Be
Removed From Windows During
Visit of Taft to Lincoln Tomorrow.
, 1908-09-29
HARTMAN NOT ILL.
Denial Comes Today From His Resi-
dence at New York.

New York. Sept. 29.-The published
report that e. H. Hartman was i'll
was denied at Mr.. Harriman's resi-
dence here today.
, 1908-09-29
Two National Games.

P%ittsburg. Pa, Sept. 29.-In the first
game today between Pittsburg and st.
Louis Of the National league, the re-
suit was as follows:
, 1908-09-29
CLEVELAND X ONE.
Wins Morning Game from PhiIIies in
American League.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 2s.-In the
morning game today between Cleve-
land and Philadelphia of the American
league, the score resulted as follows: