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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22
CATCHES, SPIRIT
OF HIGH FINANCE

=
Chicago Dec. 22--Mrs. Rosa L.
Thompson, who has reputation of
being one of the shrewdest business
women in the country, today faces
charges of having instituted a
scheme to loot the treasury and
wreck" the Clark City and Whining
ton Coal company of which she is
treasurer and principal stockholder.
The charges are made in connec-
ton with a suit to throw the COM
pany into a receivership by the
minority stockholders.
Mrs. Thompson is president of the
Exchange bank at Bradford, Illinois,
and lives there. She is the daughter
of Mrs Helen Leet of Aurora
Illinois, widow whose wealth Is
said to total s2,0O0,0O0.
The mining property involved in
the suit was capitalized originally at
$3.50 900. A year ago 1t employed
over 100 men.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

Don't this snow make you think of
Beatty & Longs extra hi. top shoes
for boys and girls Xmas girts. Guess
size, exchange or get the money
hack. See window. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

Patrolman Darius Bell found a
horse wandering in the streets early
this morning. It was placed in the
city pound. The animal is very poor
nd is Of brown'sh color. The owner
can secure it by calling at police
headquarters and paying the pound
fee
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

Good old fashioned cakes are made
from Mrs. Austin's Buckwhea;
-four. Now at your grocers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

was her husband all right but he
was not warming pan and DISMISS
ed the defendant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22
Christmas Suggestions

Christmas Suggestions
for last days of buying along lines of
economy in silver department.
Sterling pocket knives $1.0O.
Sterling silver key rings 3sc.
Sterling stamp boxes, soc.
Sterling nail clips, 25c.
Sterling bag tags. 39c.
Sterling gauges 39c.
Sterling files, 39c.
Sterling buffers, 75c.
Sterling and pearl baby rings, 81.
Silver talcum boxes, $1.35.
1t The Uhler-Phillips Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

"A nice Christmas gift for a lady
comb and brush set. all styles and
pflces Schmidt e. Co.'S Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1905
Dec. 22 In American History.

1S07-The embargo on trade with Eng
land. etc. took effect. and much
loss and discomfort resulted. All
American vessels were required to
load their cargoes in the United
States. The act remained In full
force until March, 1909.
1S22-Colonel Thomas Wentworth Hig
ginson. soldier. author and social
reformer, born. John Strong New.
berry. eminent geologist and min.
ing expert. born; died 1892.
1S0o-Dwight l.. Moody, the evangelist,
died; born 1897.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

For the mans Christmas present.
pipe and tie racks. Schmidt &c Cos.
Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

Tor the mans Christmas present
pipe and tie racks, Schmidt Il Cos.
prug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22
POLICE NEWS

Charles Hensel, a plain drunk, was
arrested by Patrolman Bell on South
Main street, Tuesday afternoon. He
was wandering about town looking
for Santa Claus when the officer ap-
pretended aim.
In mayors court Wednesday
morning, he was fined IS. He made
satisfactory arrangements to pay and
was RELEASED.
Heger and Geiger, butchers, re-
ported 20 police Tuesday evening
that miscreants entered their slaugh-
ter house south of the city Monday
night and stole a valuable porker
weighing about two hundred pounds
The pork thieves killed the hog
in a pen adjoining the slaughter
house and butchered 1t on the
ground. 1t is believed that they cut
up the rcrk and carried it away in
pieces. No wagon tracks rould be
found in the vicinity. The police are
investigating the theft and have
several clues to work upon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

Born to NJ and Mrs. H. s
Simpson, of Walnut street, Tuesday
morning a daughter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

The Christmas Grocery-The New
Lewis Grocery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

For the mans Christmas present
pipe and tie racks. Schmidt Co.'S
Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-22

Holly and Mistletoe-R. T. Lewis
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ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 4:32. rises 7:lS; moon sets
1893 a. M; 342 a. M. moon at perigee,
nearest earth, distant 22s,2oo miles.
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AUSTIN TRIPLE SAVED sHuTouT
dletown, to Awful Performance
by Umpire Dunn.

Fighting hard for some sort Of JUS
tice from Umpire Dunn, and three
times leaving the field over his rank
decisions on bases, only to come back
at the earnest pleading of Superin-
tendent Pollock, the Hospital team
from this city were defeated in Mid
dletown Wednesday afternoon by the
Middletown state hospital team, 5 to
/. Sam Austins screaming threebag-
ger after sStryhall had been passed
and two were out in the sixth scored
Stryhall with the Norwich Hospitals
only run. Sam tried to stretch his
hit and was run down between third
and home.
There was little doing in the strike
out line by either pitcher, Zemke fan
ming two and retiring all the rest but
two on chances to the infield Five
of the Norwich team were famed by
Bates of Middletown, who was helped
to the decision by the umpire and some
connected hitting by his team mates.
The feature was First Baseman Muir
phys home run in the ninth with one
man ahead of him on the bags. The
score:
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Amateur Baseball.

The F. c. A. C.'s challenge the Lis
bon Sluggers for a game Of baseball
for Sunday June 20, on the Tunnel
grounds. Lineup: Mulholland c. Jou-
bert p, Lamorey Id, Savage %, Varvil
Of, Zuerner If.
The Young Pirates of Jewett City
wish to challenge any baseball team
in eastern Connecticut under twelve
years Of age. Manager w. ]. Bren-
nan, Jewett City, Conn.
We, the Elmwoods of Jswett City.
would like to arrange games with all
teams Is years or under, the Baltic
Tigers, Harddigs or Outlaws preferred.
Our lineup is as follows: Bliss c, Owen
D. Macarthur Id, Wilcox 3D. Oaks SIS,
Mccarthy 3b, Griffin II, Brown CT, Pep
pin IF. We would like a game with
any of the above teams for Saturday.
Send all challenges to M. A. Griffin,
Jewett City.
The Junior Tirney Cadets of st. Jo-
seph's parish, Willimantic. have APP
pointed the following entertainments
committee: Leroy Hallahan, Clarenco
Matthew. Walter Riley. Edward Often
Eeimer. Clayton Smith. Arrangements
are also being made for two fast
baseball mines The first nine VIII
challenge any nine in Eastern COnnec-
ticut not over IA years OF age The
second nine will issue a def to any
g year old aggregation in the same
field.
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nterscholastic League.
Jack Mcerath AGAINST Three.

Whether Jack McGrath is any kind
of an artist at the triple keejinks is
what the wrestling followers will turn
out tonight in t. A. b. hall to see.
The Irish Giant has taken the con-
tract to throw three in succession in
an hour with no rests. and opinion is
divided as to whittier he can do it
with three 165-pound men lie will be
up against. These are Abe the News
boy. Pirolo. instructor of the Cam
nonball club OF New London. and Bill
Collins Of Central Village. What or
der he viii take them on WAS not
decided "Wednesday night
The Cannonball members are expect
ed up in a crowd and with the stuff
to back their man. They can proba-
bly, be accommodated as a well known
Norwich sporting man has been stat
ing that he has all or any part of 5000
TO back the Giant.
As a preliminary Harry Brann will
go on against an opponent. and Nc
Grath will endcayor to have some of
his pupils ct the c, A. G. appear.
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Meeraw chastises Raymond.

Pittsburg. June 16.-John McGraw.
manager of the New York Giants, and
Bugs Raymond, the eccentric pitcher
of the same ball club, had rough and
tumble argument while en- route from
Cincinnati to this city early today.
1t is said McGraw reprimanded Ray
mond for the latter's personal conduct
while in Cincinnati.
McGraw today said: Raymond got
a little strong on the train and need
ed correction. / didn't want to fine
him, so l just administered a little
chastisement."
Raymond, who carries a split lip as
the result of the encounter, says the
mix came after McGraw jumped pm
him without provocation and choked
off his wind.
The two men appeared on the ball
grounds this afternoon apparently roc
onciled.
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New Haven Takes Double Header.

New Haven, June ia batting rail-
~ in the eighth gave New Haven the
first game from Northampton, to Z.
The second game was easily Won by
the home team to 1.
First game: r. II. Il:
New Haven 0 0 0 0 o 2 l 4 Is 10 0
Bridges, Harrigan and Delave; Wa
ters, Behrent and Carrick and Corcor-
an. Time, 215. Umpire, Cullen.
Second game:
N'thampton 1000 o. 1 8
New Haven 90 2 1 % - s 4
Bridges and Delave; Waters and
Herbst. Time. 200. Umpire, Cullen.
Senators. Had Snap With Orators.
Bridgeport June 16.-Hartford had
the easiest kind of a time in defeat
ing Bridgeport today II to l. Hart
ford played a snappy game. Bridge
ports pitchers were wild when the
support wasn't. Score by innings:
Hartford 1oo2141o2 iii . 2
Bridgeport 0 0 0 0 L 0 0 o. 1 6 IL
Schuman and Abrogast; Romer,
Pollard and McAloon. Time. 1.55. UNI
pire. Mason.
Waterbury Wins Out from HoIyoke.
Waterbury. June 16. - Holyoke
punched four hits, in clubbing in the
fourth and with this combination with
Waterbury's only error. Melted four
runs. In the other innings Bannister
held the visitors safe. Score: r. H. E.
Waterbury 0 0 0 o 3 $-6 IL /
Holyoke 0 0 0 o.
Mcdonald and Banniser; Ahearn,
Seiffert and Sindler. Time, 1.55. UNI
pire, Sternberg.
Authors outbatted the Ponies.
New Britain. June 16.-New Britain
outbatted Springfield today and won
- to g. Warner was batted out of
the box in the seventh. Score by inn
jngs: r. H. +.
n. Britain 0 04O04 @-12 16 2
Springfield 2 0 0 0 0 o Is 6 8
Rufange and Hardy. Connor and
Porray. Time 200. Umpire, O'Brien.
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-Batted for Vaughn in 9Th.
*.Batted for Doyle in Sth.
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wound up by a sharp squirt of half a
mile with the stroke varying from 40
to AZ, the distance being covered in
225 The other crews, with the ex-
ception of the freshmen four, covered
short distances.
For the afternoon practice the var
sity eight padded in easy stretches
to point three miles below the navy
yard, passing the Yale crew, which
was watched with interest. On the re-
turn, three miles was covered at a
racing gait, with the stroke varying
from &c at the start to SO at the fin
ish. The time was not given out from
the launch, but it was understood to
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Authors outbatted the Ponies.
Walters Choose New MANAGER.

A shift in management Of the Wait
ers' ball team was made Wednesday
at a meeting they held. Jack Robin
son resigning and Joe Sullivan taking
his place Emerson N. Coleman was
also elected secretary and treasurer.
This afternoon Sachem park the Wait
ers play the Jewett City BARRIERS, fur
nishing lemonade. during the game for
the players and the players only. Cap
tain Scanlon stated that his Walters
will challenge any professional team
in the state, communications to be sent
to the manager. The lineup against
the Jewett City team:
Lavarge 1b. Haley 2b, T. Sullivan
Sd, Gallivan If, Scanlon CT, Hayden IS,
]. Sullivan p. White C, Bruette IF.
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The Stars of the Riverside grammar
school played the Mt. Pleasant school
OF Norwich Saturday to decide who
were the champions of the grammar
school teams between Norwich and
Danielson and defeated them by the
score of IL to >.
The Riverside grammar school has
played 10 games and lost 2.
-Fhe feature of the game Saturday
was the fielding by Shaw, the pitch
ing by Ballou. Captain Cornell stop
ped nice liner and also did good
work on second.
Manager Leclaire received an injury
V hi seye while practising
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Coach wray accom-

have. been 1915. Coach wray accom-
panied the varsity.
The freshman eight went down
stream to the navy yard in easy
stretches, rowing the last mile of the
return at a stroke varying from 80 to
sc. The four-oared boats confined
themselves to padding around the wa
ter in front of quarters. Hooper, who
has been stroking the second varsity
four, replaced Richardson the first
varsity four stroke, the result being
that there was a noticeable improve
ment in the first tours boat.
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. Harddias vs. outlaws.

The Harddigs have arranged to play
a game Saturday on the cranberry with
the Outlaws. which win be the first
game the West Side ball players have
had for several weeks. The Harddigs
will present this lineup: Shugrue c,
Wright p. Denny Sullivan III. Ahearn
ab. Young SIS O'Brien %. Ausphy e
Skelly II. Reardeu n -.lI
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COTTON

New York. June l6--Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids June
1927, July 1891, August 1898. Septem-
Der 1922. October 1890. November
1922, December 1896, January 1921,
February -, March 1921, April ~,
May 1891.
New York, June 16-Cct.on srot
closed quiet; m:ddling uplands, i 40;
middling gulf 1856: no sales.
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HARVARD WATCHES YALE.
Rival Boats Pass at Navy Yard-crim-
son Varsity Does Three Miles at
Racing Gait.

Red Top, Conn, June 16.-Despite
conditions this morning.
the Harvard varsity eight went down
the Thames for three and a half miles.
but shipped so much water that it was
necessary to go ashore and empty the
she'll Later the eight practiced rae
ing starts. the stroke at times reach
ing AZ. The morning practice was
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Buckley Makes Sure of Second Place

Timely hitting against Windham
Highs pitcher by Buckley, mixed with
few untimely errors by the Will
mantle players, and Pitcher Wallis
twirling, which held Windham to two
hits, accounted for a victory for Bulke-
ley Wednesday afternoon at New Lon
DON to 3, over Windham.
The score:
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MONEY.

New York. June 16.-Money on call
easy at ] 3-4d2 per cent; ruling rate
| rs: last loan / ga: closing bid i
IL; offered at 1 IL. Time loans firm
and quiet sixty days 2 LAG Ia per
cent; ninety days . 1x2@2 Sd per
cent; six months LIZ per CENT.
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INSURANCE
Ill. lATnR0P & SONS

continue to issue insurancel on Mer.
camille, Dwellings and Farm Property
in the strongest Companies al low rates.
Give us a call before placing your
business elsew here.
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At wilIamstown. Mass.-winiams ;, Holy Cross
1. Called in sth by agreement.
A. Cambridge-Harvsrd 2. Colby o.
At Providence-Brown VARSITY I. Brown Alumni
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WEDNESDAY BASEBALL GAMES.
Eastern League RssuItI.

At Providsnce-Providence T. Montreal l.
A. Jersey Cty-First game: Jersey City 3. Torents
s. Serntd game; Jersey fltJ 8. Toronto I.
At Baltmore-Bufals 4. Baltimore 3. w u
nings.
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At Lowell-Hassrhill 5. Lowell 5.
A. Lawrrnce-New Bedford T. Lawrence 4
At Lsnn-Lyun u. Fall Eiyer 6.
A Broclnsn-First game: Brockton 4. Wsreester
Second game: Broc<ton l. Worcester .. EleveT
innings.
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Chiago. June 16.--ClncaEo's second successive
wtIid championship pennsnt hosted today alter
parade Of both teams. headed nv a barss bard.
~ before the flag reached the top Of tho high
pol. the pulley rope broke and the pennant blew
tay back OF the bleachers In centerheld Chicago
won today's game to l. Score:
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Plttsburs June 1e.-New York broke rittsburr's
Winning streak here today. winning 8 10 4 Ths
fcas used three pitchers. LsnR hits by New York
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Athletics Land on MuIIin at Last.

Philadefrhil. June l5.-Phadelplia today broke
Pitcher Mullins winning streak by defeating De
trcit 70 l. Timely hitting and loose fielding gave
Detroit coed lead in the early innings. but Phila
.Iisa Landed Mullins delivery six hits In
TIT SIKH and seventh innings. Score:
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Runs for Buckley Rogers. Bacon s. Shea. for
hndhsm Manley. Leonard. Frost; two base hit.
LrhChansky; three base hit. Lubchancky: bases on
tails. of Wall s. OF Kelly /: struck out. by Wall
S. b. Kelly IL; doubel play. Taylor to Lubchsn-
sLg sacrihe hit. Morse; time $50; umpire. Ne
Glire.
This game won gives Buckley second
place in the league. the standing being
as follows. but Buckley and Windham
have another game yet to play, which
will he on Friday at Willimantic:
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MiddIetown HOspItal.
Norwich Hospital.

Score by innings;
Norwich Hospital % o o q al
Runs for 1Hddetogn E. J. Murphy Grah-m
West. j. Il. Murphy German. for Norwich Stiy
j; II; two base hits. German. Kingston: three base
u:. Sam Austin; home run. J. f. Murphy; bases o
balls, off Bates 2; hit by pitcher. brooks; struck
by Zemke 2. by Bates ). doubles play. Bates 70
Kingston TO Murphy; stolen bases Wieks. ). Aus
rifcc hit Foley; first errors Norwich .. Md
etown 5; time hours: umpire. Dunn.
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May 5-westerly s, Norwich /.
Pcmber.
May S-westerly 6,windham /. Bur-
rows.
May 12-Westerly 9. woonsocket 0.
Pember
May 15-Bulkeley 3, westerly o.
Burrows.
May 1s-westerly IA, Bryant and
Stratton 8. PeInber.
May 22-westerly 8. Morgan l.
Pember.
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Record for the Season.

League standing: Won Z. lost /; per-
cottage 1915.
Record for the Season.
Total runs: Westerly 1O6, opponents
%.
The following were the games with
nome of pitcher shown:
April 16-South Kingstown 6, w. H.
s. 5. Pember.
Arril 29-W. H. S. IL, r. i. c.
Freshmen 2 Burrows.
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Score BY innings: .
Washington ...... ....0 ~
St Louis ...........0 90 o-S
Buns for Washington UnElaub. MeBEide. for st.
Louis McAleese. Patterson. Jones: two base Its
Iaiglaub . McAleese; double play. Wallace To Viii
H. ms 10 Jones struck out. by Sml5 z. Hufes l.
Waddel 4; time. Las; umpires. Egan and sheri-
dan.
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.Batted for Arellanes /

Score by innings:
Chicago ........ .-....0 o 0 0 0 eAs
Boston 1850. .........2 0 0 0 90 a.
Runs. for Chicago Hahn ,. White .. Isbeli. Atz
for Bcstcn Mcconnell Speaker 2 Gessier; two base
hi Atz.. three base hits. Speaker >. Purtesl Dough-
ely; sacrifice hits. Lord. Carrissn. wolter Tame
nv stolen bases Sullivan: doubel plays. Tsnnehiil
t. Purtell. ras,nehill 10 Isbell. Aresnes TO Lord
e Mcconnell: LEFT bases. Beston g. Chicago 3:
bases en- balls on Suffer 81 struck out. by Steele s.
o. Sdter ?: time, 150: umpires. Pefrine and Evans
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Totals. "a 10 " Is

Score by innings:
81 Louis ...-.......e ssl1e s-s
Boston ........ .....o 0 80 O-a
Runs. for 81. Louis Byrne 2 Brssnshsn. Konet
civ. HulsHstt Charles for Boston Dahlen. Graham,
Bscker; bases balls. of Sallee 5. Mattem Z:
struck out by Sallee /. Maisrn 2; left on hsseh st.
j. Ills 10, Boston IL; time. 2ol; umpires. Hiem Nna
Kane
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Philadelphia.


tBatted for Bush In sth-
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .... % oo1 % -
III truit .... ......2 0 L. 0 0 81
Runs. for Philadelphia HartsclI Ganley. Collins .
Thomas. for Detroit Mcintyre q Bush. Cobb; two
base hits CoillEs Banker. Crawford: three base
hits Stansge: sacrifice hits. Barry Mcintyre. Bush;
satifce A., Cobb; stolen bases. Collins Davis Gan
~. Bush. Cobb Monarty. Crawford left on bases
Philadelphia 9. Detroit arst balls. OH Bender
9. Of Mullin 2; struck out. by Bender T. by AlGl-
lin 9; time, us; umpIres hurst and Connolly
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Euns for Cleveland Bradley. Ball. IaIele, East
erly for New York Engle. Demmitt. Waugh; two
base hits. Lajole. Ensle. Denimtt. Essterly; three
Ia hits Knight. Easterly left bases. Cleveland
Ie New York 4 double play Yopng 20 Bail 70
stc,all; time. ESQ. unpires oISushlln and KERN
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FIRE INSURANCE
hacked by the strongest companies. at
premiums that reach the safety point
only Quick settlement should dis
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your policy today
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Brown, Find smith in s.v.nth.


Washinetol June 1s-st Louis drove Smith s,esi
the rubber ia the seventh inning today and defeated
Washington s. to .. Score:
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Boston. June .e.-Three base hts~ counted largely
IN IRE Getting Of tudays zane. which Chicago
VOL from Boston 6 TO 4. Score.
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philadelphia

Score BY inninEs:
Philadelphia -. 20 . 2 l O-7
huns. for Cincinnati Hobitzs. for Philadelphia
Shssn Grant .. Masee. pOolln 2. Dooin three base
hits Grant. Dooin home run, Doom; bases on
balls, on MoYeH 4. on Rowan s. struck out. By
Fromtnc I. Rowan 2 MortR /: tne. L5o; un3i-es
aieier and TRULY.
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Cleveland

New York. June ls.-CleveIand outbatteH and out
feiCed New York today, winning to 3. Score;
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81. LsuIs Win. FIrst d seris..


st. Louis June lest. Louis won the hrst Of
lhe series from Boston today. % 3. Score:
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Totals. 80 7 % Is !
Slated for Groome in It'll
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Totals 80 Z 27 Totals. 20 "a 8
Score by innings;
BLlkelcy High ........1 o IS
MIndham High ........1 0 0 o O-3
The Washington herald., 1909-02-08
WEATHER MAKES KICKERS.
Overshoes and sims and Falls Hard
on the Optin.ist Club.

II Il woman privilege 10 change
her mind. whose privilege Is It to change
the weather: The person who knows
the trick may step forward. assured OF
a kindly welcome
II a man has any respect for the ends
OF his legs. he doesn't have 10 love JUS
tlce and hate iniquity these days 10 die
in exile. Let al reason together and
admit that this weather Is fierce.
Some people never ed look well fl
overshoes. They have right TO kick.
Others are not at their best sitting in the
middle OF the street Ike a bit Of whipped
cream in a custard pudding. They have
a right 20 kick.
Yesterday the snow continued 10 mess
Up the public highways with the per
sistence OF a loan shark. Not only that.
bur it came down horizontally. so that
it plastered Up the sides OF things as
vel Then It carefully filed up those
pock-marks in the asphalt pavements.
leaving the pedestrian 10 discover them
when he fell in over the tops Of his shoes
Now is the time for the anvil chorus 10
get an unbiased hearing before Joint
COMMITTEES Of the chronic pessimists and
the chronic optinists. with a fair chance
-of iegislating J. Pluvius 10 the house Of
correction.