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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01

To the honest mind thehest nerou,-
sites OF a place are the ao.antages it
gives for doing good.-AddiAn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01
SUR IN MoRTGats II

4 Snst has bee entered ia the Wayne
fiycuit court ~ Enraa Ferguson
asGanst Rose d. and Samuel K. Hosn
our on note aad uottgage; demand
$3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01
DIES IN NEBRASk

Mrs. VIM. Eunnicutt ExpiresA the
Far West.
Economy. Ind, Oct. Mrs. m,
Hunnicutt OF Loomis, Neb.. died NJ
fember rs and the funeral was hi,
mere September 80. Mrs. Jennie HUI
nleutt of this place has been there til
past three months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01

;soshas shiter and smell sweetor.
Write lsswitt Eros. Soap lp.. Dayton.
Ohio, resaFnins wrappers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01

Talent creates work; genius keeps
It frorn dying.-Emerson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01
Hod01F For indigestion.
= AONA~A Relieves sour stomach,
palpitation of the heart. Digests what you eat

PAMELA:
Be sure to use Gold Medal Flour.
ISABELLA.
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:time.

of q century ago
he policy OF re-
tery woman who
Of Easy TASK soar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01
POLICE INVESTIGATE.

Harry Ralston, colored boy, was
arrested upon complaint that he had
stolen some bed clothing from The
barn OF Will Porter, the Norm
Twelfth street grocer. The police are
making an investigation. There is hut
little evidence and Ralston may be re-
leased.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01

CO.. Saia M.a., r,o, sW1N
HnunAu.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

wANTED-Loans from $500 to $4,000 at Z per
cent to per cent The security is real es-
tate. II yor have any money TO loan see us
Real estate is the best interest paving and the
safest investment. Armstrong Construction
and Engineering Company. 1918 Cough st
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

Because we can give you the greatest value
for the least money. People who have in
vested 10 Burlingame property have made big
profits The principal streets are macadamized
and have stone sidewalks. All lots have sewer
and water mains In front Of them. City con-
Teniences. Only % minutes from the heart
of San Francisco by 5. p. r.. r.. leaving
I'd and Townsend sts. Fine big lOts-$500, 5ox
120- $50 cash. balance easy payments.
co DOWN TODAY AND SEE THEM. Of
nee opposite the station. Agent there at all
times
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
nURLINGAstE REAL EsrArn
BUY BURLINGAME LOTS.

About Forty Of These Large Lots Left. We
Have sold Several Thousand.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
MONEY WANTED

OUR loan department will enable you to Sc
cure first class mortgages San Francisco
real estate in such amounts as you desire 10
make; call write for what you want
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 3lS-324 REARNY ST.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-29
LA CASA LUCUBRE Al

cido conmocion extrana aunQue recobr0
en- al momentO su calma y sOnrisa. PerO
eStaba segura de haber vlStO su emOci0n V me
repetla 1nterlOrmente con su sorpreSa estas pa
labraS que habian saldo antes de Sus labiOs:
No podrias comprenderme. en- efecto no le
cOmprendia permanec mucho tempo atn
sin comprenderle.
I'm beso paternal, Ester me die besan-
dome en- la frente-Vete la CANA V no traba-
Jes de noche, porque va trabaias bastante de
dia
No segui trabajando nj pense en- NADIA mas
Abri ell corazon Dios en- reconocmiento de to-
das las bondades de que me habfa colmado Y
me dormi q los pOcOs instantes.
Al dia siguiente estuvo vsitarnos Allan
Woodcourt que partia para las Indias como CT
ruj jano de marina venia despedirse Era po-
bre; madre haba gastado todos sus ahorros
para hacerle seguir la carrera. Y aunque de dia
v de noche prodigaba sus cuidados immune
rabies desgraciados y fuera tan habil como bue-
no generoso. no CANADA bastante para atender
sus gastos Tenia siete amos mas que yo ;.
observation muy inutil, que no sc por que la
hago. Ejercia la medicina hacia tres cuatro
amos. no hubiera hecho este viae 81 hubiese
podido sostenerse algunos amos mas, pero tuvo
que decidirse partir 10 cual era mny sensible
pueS SC daba conocer entire los facultativos
mas distinguidos los principles de la ciencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-29
POR CARLOS DTCkEN
$40
sion profunda por el pobre angel cuys vida

sion profunda por el pobre angel cuya vida
era tan desgraciada y cOnteste carta.
Tome la mano de mi tutor SC la bese
reSpetuOSamente.
Me imponia la condci6n,-continuo-
de no dar paso5 para conocer a la persona que
me esCrlbla, la Cual hacia va rnuCho tempo
que habia roto toda relaci6n CO, el mundo sc
me suplicaba que eligiese un agente que Sc
entendiera con ella elegi NJ. Renge quien
la autora de la carta confo. sin que Sc 10 hui
biera pedido que no llevaba su verdadero nom
bre que tia de la nina, 81 es que ense
mejante case existian los laZos de la sangre.
Anadi6 que nadie en- el mundo le haria con-
fesar mds,y NJ Kenge qued6 convencdo de
Ia inquebrantable hrmeza de esta resolution.
He aqui, Ester, 10 unico que tenia que de-
Cirle
Guard6 algun tempo las manos de mi
tutor en- las mas.
-lba yer algunas veces mi pupia-
repuso NJ. Jarudyce.-y la pobrecita no 10
sOspeChaba. Conoci que feliZ que saba
ser uti V sobre todo hacerse amar, la traje
por fin mi casa me devuelve centuplicado
todas las horas del dia 10 que he hecho por
ella.
y todas horas. respond la huerfana
bendce al tutor que es para ella padre:
Al oir estas palabras una nube paso ra-
pidamente por la freDte de NJ. Jarudyce me
parecio que la pa. abra padre lie habia produ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-29
NOTlClAS

En- el mitin de anoche fue
ruidosamente aplaudido por su
discurso en- pro de los ideales
unionistas, el distinguido { in
teligente joven don Rafael Fe-
Trer.
-Ha regresado de Barranqui
tas, donde ha pasado una tenn
porada de tres meses, la distin-
guida familia de don Luis Mu-
fioz Rivera.
Sc encuentTan muy adelan-
tadas las obras que sc vienen
hacienda en- la carretera de Ba-
rranquitas a Aibonito
- Por ell departamento de
Obras Publicas. ha sido destina
do a prestar servicio en- Yauco,
ell ingeniero seiior Rivera Fe-
rrer.
SOLARES EN- SANTURCE-Et
la parada 20, Sc venden cuatro soil
res pvquefios en- la calle Los dos
hermanos' y siete, tres pequefIos
cuatro grandes en- la calle de Canals
Diri2irse. para detalles inform es
q la sefiora Latimer viuda de Carer q
Sc nos dice que sera encar-
gado de las obras de la carrete-
IA de Cidra, el joven ingeniero
senor Villa.
Ell senor Torres Grau fiscal
de esta Corte de Distrito, ha
sobreseido la causa que Sc Sc
|guia contra Francisco Belmonte,
por incompar ecencia de testi-
gos.
-Muy EN- breve empezaran
los trabaJos para la construction
de Ia Carretera de Cidra.
FL corresponsal de Comerio
escrlbe 10 Siguiente
Is opinion general que nues-
tra production tabacalera esta
hvr.1a de muerte. En- esta epo-
cd Hcian>c inhnidad dc Semille
ros ahicrtos Y desyer bandose.
81 - hacian doscientas cuerdas,
no hay trelnta Ell t0da Ia juris-
diccion este ano
Ell Municipio de las Ma
rlas, ha dirigido un escrito al
gobernador, pidiendo el estable.
clmiento de una estaclon de
anemia en- aquel pueblo.
En- la session del jueves
proximo del Consejo Ejecutl-
va, sc aprobara el nom bramien-
to del doctor don Pedro Cutie
rrez lgaravidez, para el cargo
de director de los trabajos que
Sc viensn etectuando para com.
batir la anemia.
Dicho nombramiento fue he.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-29
A @ 1.5O

rs de mucha utilidad. no solo pa.
ra los Abogados, Cortes judjciales,
Ayuntsmientos, Corporaciones J en-
pleados de todos los ramos. siuo tam
bien para los comerciantes, indEstria-
les personals de negocios, ell coao-
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las CAmaras y ell Con-
sejo Executive en- ell corriente ano de
Ioo7.-Se venden 4 $3.50 en- la Il
breria del
DOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-29
cho nor Ell iefe del Consolidate.

0 ALL 0G uG A1OIAGA u@GA@0 ~
la supuesta locura del acusado
Pedro Agosto, quien dio muerte
a su nova en- Carolina, los doc
torres Goenaga, Velez Lopez y
Font Y Guillot.
Mientras los expresados Sc
nores procedan al estudio del
procesado, este permanecera
recluido en- Ell manicomio, por
orden de la Corte de Distrito,
seccion de 10 criminal.
La unta escolar de Areci-
DO, espera en- uno de los correoS
pr6ximos, 600 pupitres para las
escuelas publicas de aquella
Municipalidad.
-Parece que sc ha presenta-
do en- Cabo Rojo, una epidemia
de caracter "carbuncioso" en- Ell
ganado vacuno. Bueno es que
las autoridades sanitariaS in
vestiguen Ell hecho.
Sc anuncian los examenes
para la revalida de varios medi-
cos recientemente graduados,.
para el 6 del proximo mes.
Ell corresponsal de Ponce nos CO.
munica que los agentes de la secreta
sefiores Cruz y Rovira, efectuaron
aver un buen servicio en- aquella To-
calidad con la detencion de Juana
Olaya.
Juana penetr6 en- la casa de don
Enrique Delgado, y Sc llevo varios
objetos, de los que Sc ocup6 un cuchi-
llo en- su poder, ignorandose hasta Ia
techa, pues Sc esta inveStigando sl
delito, donde Sc encuentran los demas
objetos robados.
Al registrar Ia casa de ella, Sc en-
contro un par de pantallas de ORC per
tenecientes Maria Ortiz, quien Sc
las habia hurtado la Olaya, que resul-
Ia ser tia de Ia citada Ortiz.
Han regresado los Sres. Guzman
Benitez, Todd, Barbosa y Becerril, dc
su excursion 4 Ponce. Segdn los in
formes que hemos podido recoger,
la Comisio esta muy satisfecha del
recibimiento que Sc lie tribute.
Sc NECESITAN
empeados para fotografia con conocimien-
tos en- ell retooue de negatives practica
en- ell taller. Para informes, dirieirse a la
fotografia atistica dc Luis Ferreras. Maya
guex Puerto Ri3o.
Eel sen0r Salvador Gallart,
ha celebrado variaS reuniones
en- Cayey. con motive de reunir
acCiOnes entire los aficionados,
y cOnstrulr en- aquel pueblo, un
pequefO teatro para las compa-
Mas que con frecuencia visitan-
dichO pueblo.
-NuestrO respectable amigo
eel doctor don Cayetano Coll V
.Toste, ha merecido una honrosa
distinction del Casino EspanoI
de San Juan. el cual ha nombra-
do al notable publicista ( histo-
riador socio honorario del EXPIRE
sado Centro.
SE VENDE una casa recien
Iconstruida, EN- Santurce, pa
rada 43, adyacente a la ca
sa del Lcdo. Lopez Landr6n.-
Para informes dirigirse a dona
MATILDE L. Y. de VILLO-
DAS, en- la misma casa.
-Procedente de Barros ha
ingresado en- el Asilo de Ciegos
eel paciente Tomas Figueroa.
Sc han cOnCedldO 20 diaS de
licencia, cou Sueldo V sin in
cluir domngos nj dias festivos
al empleado del Asilo de Ciegos
senior Armando Rodriguez, de
la que Comenzara hacer uso Ell
dia primero de Octubre pro-
Ximo.
Han ingresado en- Ell Hos
pital Municipal. Barbara Perez.
6 Hilario Andino (Policia Insu-
lar herido en- Palo seco) Y fue
dado de alta por curado Anas-
tasio Roman.
Hay en- aSistencia en- ell dia
de hoy 80 mujeres Y So varones.
Total IS.
Ell veterinario del distrito
Norte, San uan, informa de Su
u1 G IN 6n 1t~g,a~n.E E., x i~~ 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-29
NkGNESIA AIELhDA ANTlBIILI0SA
DE J. MI. DLANCO

Con su uso desaparece Ell extrehi-
niento. Indigestion, dolores de cabe
IA, jaqueca. bills, zcido del estomago
On general tOdos los desarreglos pro
ducidos por el ssscmago & intestinos
R9rAMet0 DO BIlmco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-29

RLETIS MERCANTIL.
The sun., 1908-05-21
ANNUAL RECREATION. GAMES.
Centre $50 wins Haupt Trophy In Cham
piouship Contests.

The annuaftrack and field championship OF
the Evening Recreation Centres took place last
night in the Seventy-hrst Regiment Armory
before a big crowd. The main feature Of
honors and the Louis Haupt Trophy After
a dinedong tussle. Centre No. 1850. Manhattan.
won with total OF Al points; Centre NO. 1888,
Centre No. 30. Brooklyn. was third with -
points and other scores were: High School
Of GsnNTs Ne 10 oeRFe
so high that a girl pa rtisan OF the High School
and had to be taken from the building. She
revived some time afterward.
An innovation was introduced in the line Of
classes. After being checked OF by the
cIerk Of the course they were ORDERED S dowP WI,
to the Sas5ed on be srm Nth Se
raddle' Any boy who hadn't the streak on
his arm was not allowed to start
% HcrS HEa & & S9 sfa'
Ss% i %.,s ;SiFs ill., S e. se. Centre
.ssons 2 RocF E.esr esnf. TsHipe Mr.
hsa ssa Yard 1mf Rum * by Gross
@ sseuaS Rassnsf asS SS q
Commerce Centre, third. Time. minutes II
Standing Broad lump, sen!or.wor !o,,n by y;
feet 3i5 lnches; Z. CiaIk Senue NO ~, hiookyu'
Centre NO IA. brooklyn. third, with jump ofs
Runnlns Hgn limp Ssn!9,mwSa Sy & ,I Camp,
feet 3 inches; D. Wilcox High school Of Com.
nssn cssTf sa o sns and Zee
ss ss.S %s%T xGs iss ~
berg. Centre No $50: Manhattan. with a jump q
aanh.,tsn. tan second. with jump q ts.,ss. inches
With Jump o. feet inches
senior Reiay-won by Centre No w., Man Man
L. Harris and ", stevenson; Centre No. 30. srook
iyn, second. with II. Dawson. W. Thompson: @.
hswSn; ,,,rs snd ,b KssI Gsnte e ssn Hs
| and ii. Parents. Time. minutes second.
Running High Jump, Junior--Won by G; Trent,
ner Centre No ss MaphaSsn pia s, Win ., LUMP o.
sehwsi,sSerg % Centre 10. iss. Manhattan, third,
with jump OF feet Inches.
No s ssFSh ANNA Rss sy c.n. ns S.r'ss
f, haitian third. Ti-,e. % IS seconds.
Centre No. e, Manhattan: M.s.sr.en. Centre i5s.
iyn third. Time. % rs seconds.
a. Manhattan: II. MsJone. Centre p; Manhattan:
second: L. Mates, Centre iss. Manhattan third.
senlor Potato Race: 30 Yards--won by II. s,eus
sing. Centre 20. Manhattan; A. Moillco. Centre a.
Manhattan, second; Y. Corcoran Centre lSo. Man.
haitian. third. Time. q 80 seconds.
Centre No. iss Manhattan; L. Berse. Centre No. %.
Manhattan, second: J. Gardner, Centre No. $50,
Msnhat!en. third. Times@ Is seeonds ,, 49,.
NO. oas s Mashss Persns eairs So 3d. Brook essE
iyn second: G. Kirkwood. High School OF Com
merce Centre. third. Time, minutes Sc seconds.
The sun., 1908-05-21
j. N. BRADFORD DEAD.
Treasurer OF the Coney Island Jockey Club
Succurr,bs to Pneumonia.

SuCcun1DS 10 fneuniOnta.
John Henry Bradford, treasurer of the
Coney Island Jockey Club. steward OF the
Jockey Club. vice-president Of the National
Horse Show Association and one Of the
stanchest supporters of the turf for the last
thirty years, died yesterday at his home.
30 Lexington avenue. Of pneumonia. Mr..
Bradford WAS also member OF the Union,
Riding. Manhattan and Turf and Field clubs.
Forty years ago he married Miss e. O. Phipps.
daughter of the late Gardner Phipps OF Cin-
cinnati. and she, with their only son. j. H.
Bradford. DR., survive him.
MIR. Bradford was born in Boston on Sep
tember II, 1874. and went to Harvard Uni
rsity. in due course graduating in the class
of 1865. He was considered one OF the best
looking men seen at Cambridge In those days.
Among the young men who dominsted Har-
yard at the time were the Crownngshields.
this set Bradford was known as Buntie,
though how he came by the familiar sobriques
OF the real blue New England stock, Brad.
ford was a descendant of Gov. Bradford OF
the Mayhewer fame. But this did not pre-
or two which he carried through life. Hs
being no, field for the former around the Hub
Sss Inc ts.t fhs ses iSs beud
o SO U ass
renee, John q. Hecksher, William X Wander
bilt. Cornelius Fellows, Frank Gray Griswold,
the Coney island Jockey Club. The result
was the construction Of The track at Shceps-
head Bay. Bradford was elected treasurer,
he was also placed on the executive COMMITTEES.
II was the same love Of the horse that at
.tracted Bradford to tho horse show when the
idea Of that affair was first broached, and he
has been on the governing board OF that
association from the beginning.
The funeral will be private and Bradford
will be laid to rest at Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati. Ohio. The. flags at Belmont PARK
those present that a genial friend and ardent
honorable lover of the turf had passed away.
The sun., 1908-05-21
POLO.
Meadow Brock second Wins From sauadrsn
Team at Westchester.

To open the polo tournament at the Coun-
try Club of westohester yesterday Meadow
Brook second won from Squadron A In a
fog and on sosgy turf by to ~ goals. The
each of six minutes and with no vests
between goals. The lineup. hsndicaps and
summary follow.
Meadow Brook Second Harold Phipps. 4; y.
$. Phipps 8; II. C. Phlpps. .; Paul J. Rainey. ..
Total, o. 'ff
Waller Mcclure, :. A. d. B, Pratt ]. Total, o. 81.
Goals Earned--Meadow Brook, l0--J. S. Phipps.
J. II. Hunt. B. Mcclure, 4; Nelson. !. 9 q
Lost by ,penaltles--Meadow Brook. goal for
safety. Net scorc-Meadow Brook, 0; Squadron
A. "A, Ff5rH
~'Rsieree-E. c. Potter. Timer ana scorer--y. 9.
Cooley. - 80 I,t ~
The sun., 1908-05-21
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
schiechter Maintains His Lead by Defeating
SIabin0witsch.
Special Ccbls Despatch 10 TEE sun.

loUttIUE UUEb f1rJVtftF TO pVN1
PRAGUE, Bohemia, May 20.--Play In the
International chess masters tournament was
continued at the exposition in this city to-
day, the contestants being paired In the third
round as follows
Proxies VS.. Alapin. Ryicaa vs. Tolchmann, salwe
vs. Maroczy. ,Rsblnowi,sch VS. .Schlechter,. Cho
Bardeieben VS.. Rublns,eln, Trtybal VS.. Marshall,
MIeses VS.. Duras and Splelmann Vs. Janowski.
The American. Marshall. as second player,
drew hIs game with 'rreybal of his city after
a hard fought encounter. Schlecbter or
Vienna maintained his lead bY defeating
Rabinowitsch. the other winners being Vid-
mar. Splelmann and Proxies. Drawn games
were scored between Salwe and Maroczy,
Kvicala and Techmann. Leonhardt and
SuechtIng and Mieses and Duras Rubin
stein 3 game with Bardeleben WAS adjourned
in favor OF the former.
The sun., 1908-05-21


S S.H ESTsi Soss. .......,..,SS 90
LnsWr Thres sas. SMr.y S.csss nsss hts
O'Rourkc, Gilbert. Stolen bases Seymour. Nickln.
Charles. Firs, base on bslls-.of Raymond. 3 on
mond. l. Hits->oa Gedinnl,y. Tin in seven innings: Ss
OF Taylor. In one inning. Left on bases-St Louis,
Il New York. 5. ump,res-Klcm and Rigicr. Time
hour and 81 minutes. Attendance 100
BROOKLYN, 2; rITTsBuRo. 1.
PITrsBuRG, May 2O.-The Brooklyns played
better ball than the Pittsburg team this
afternoon and won one OF the pFettlest gam IS
that has been seen here for some time; The
final score was to 1; Lunley drove In the
in the fifth inning. McIntire was master Of
the game all the way, holding Pittsburg to
four hits, Wagner got two of these hits.
one Of them being a double. The other
hits were made by Clarke and Wilson.
McIntire began the trouble Ia the fifth,
HInmm,sl. hoxssver: forced him, taking arst
came Lumley He landed on the ball in his
old time way. sending 1t down the right
line for three bases, Hummel and Burch
both scoring Jordan forced JaImley at
the plate, after some secsawng. Swacina
coming in to make the putout
Pittsburg made a run In the seventh inning
IN the box Clarke waited on -four bad baiis
Leach was safe at first on Pattee's tumble
Wagner forced Leach, Clarke taking third
Pattee fuinbled Abbaticchio g .sro,inder, his
second error OF the inning, and Clarke scored.
Wagner was put out by nice throw to Ber gen.
Swacina was called out on strikes and threw
his bat on the ground so hard that the umpire
sent him from the field. Kane taking his place
nj frat .
The sun., 1908-05-21
st. Louis, 4; New York, o.
Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburs, 1.
Chicago, .; Boston. q.
NM a. n1.a1s aal n

ST. LOUIS IN. IL. 1: NEW YORK IN. L.).o.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-One run was enough
to defeat New York in the opening game
Of the series here. st. Louis winning 1 to Q.
owing to some fne pitching by Raymond
Three hits were made on him and but one Of
the three was a hard drive, Tenney beating
out slow tap to short and Seymour dropping
a ny safe In left centre for the other two hits
Nicklin' q drive was q hot one which Charles
held to a single by fine one hand stop.
McGinnity pitched for the visitors and he
ssis swisIsd in good form, poor jpdsnent in
Taylor finished out after Nick!in had batted
for McGinnity N the eighth inning and he
Capt. Donlin
81. L9uis's run came in the second inning
third base. Gilbert sacrificed him 10 third.
Raymond hit sharp bounder at Doyle and
the latter came In when he should have taken
the ball on the longer bound, As a, result
he fumbled and Ludwig scored. though Ray
mond was thrown out at first. =,
Doyle also spoiled New Yorks best chance
TO score. In the second inning with Seymour
on third and Doyle. on frst and two, out the
double steal was tried. Seymour had good
chance to beat out q return throw to the
plate, had not Doyle slid into Gilbert at second
base and gone out. The score:
The sun., 1908-05-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
%. Leuis and Cleveland WIN Their Camel
S other Contests Postpone&. -

Rain In New York and Washing ston yester-
day prevented tho New Yorke and Detroits
and Washinstons and Chicagos from getting
together. In Boston and Philadelphia the
elements were In better humor. The ,Cleve"
lands won In Boston, making three out Of four
for them there, and the Browns won In Phiia-
delphia. making two out OF four from the
Athletics. The results:
Cleveland, a; Boston, 3.
50. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
At New York-Rain.
A. Washington Rain.
The sun., 1908-05-21
Totals. - st2s 20 II Totals. .sa s4 is 4
'Battcd for Reulbacb in the third inning.
, tBatted for DoYner In the ninth inning.
beaumont out. hit BY batted ball,

Chicago, ..,,.,,.,.......0 o IS
Boston ... .......,...,...,0 o o 0-S
Runs-Chicago- Schultz, 1; Chance. g. Tinker. 1.
Boston--Browne, !: Beaumont. 2 First base on
srrors-Chcsgo, 8. Left on bases-IChtcago, s.
Bo ston. q. Double play Tinker. Evers and Chance.
Two base hits Browne. Chance: Three base hit
EveB, Schultz, Chance. Hts--oH Reuibacb. s
In three innings. First base 2n balls on Fraser. 9
OF porner,z, Struck out--By Fraser. = by Dorper g.
wild pltch-Fraser. Umpre--R -Rudderham. Time
II hour and 80 minutes. Attendance--oso0.
CINCINNATI o. PHILADELPHIA IN. L). o.
CIacfNNATI May eo.-Coskiey did not let
PhiIe get 90 far az second base 70 day, while the
Reds earned one run and got two moro on errors.
PAskert made q Hreat eaten. The score.
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sBatted for Winter In the ninth inninS,

Boston ,................I oooo -
Cleveland. 0 o o. o -
ner, l. Cleveland-Turner, =; N. Clark, !; Hlnch-
man, I. First base errors-Boston, I: Cleveland
base balls-of Winter, q, Struck out by Winter,
2: BY Joss, 5. Three base hit--Hlnchman. Two
base hlt-Turner. Sacrifice hits-Lord. birmng-
ham. Stolen bases-lTurncr, Lord, Cfavath. Ung );
laub. Umplre-O Laughlin. Time-i hour and
ct. LOUIS "a. L., 5; PHILADELPHIA "a. Ll.i.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.--Powell was very Of.
fectve at critical stages and the Philadclphias
stupid base running helped st. Louis TO win BY
3 10 I. The score:
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Dated Bate for iS wills IL in tho Il sixth inning.

Pittsburg. .............. o o o o 0--i
BrooLlyn.. .......,......,o o o o o %
mel. Il Burch, j.. Two base hits-Lewis wagner.
Three base hit-Lumley. Sscrines hts-Sheebsn,
Pattee. Stolen bases--Burch, Gibson. Double
plays-Psttee and Lewis: Wagner and sswaoins
Hits-2T willis. in sil innings: on Lsewsr, q In
on Leever.7i on McIntire, i. Struck out--By
wills: !; by Lever ss !; by MoInll,e. 2, UmPlres
minutes, Attendance - ,s94.
CHICAGO N. L., 8: BOSTON IN. LJ. O.
CHICAGO. May ao.-Boston hit Reulbaoh hard.
except In the eighth inning. Chicago's hits and
Boston errors were mixed in several innings,
Bowe rman was elected for Kicking The score: