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The Washington herald., 1909-05-15

One OF the workers In a Chinese mis-
sion in Race street Philadelphia became
much interested in two Cinnamon. who.
she found. owned fourishing laundry
business in her home neighborhood- She
looked in once in a while 10 see how
things were going with them and one
morning found sam smiling and cheerful,
ss usual. but John was missing.
Where is John this morning. shs
asked.
Oh" answered Sam amiably. 'Chlis-
tian gentleman hit him in the head with
blick. and he al same in hospital -
This story was told BY sam y Nossach
Of Philadelphia who Is at the NatiorsL.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
TIE NATIONS CITY.

SATURDAY. MAY Is. 1909
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
60 arbitraie del
rey Eduardo
LA RECLAMATION ALSOP

Nueva York, martes-El gobierno chleno ha acepta-
do la proposition de que actie arbitro ell ltigo
de Ia reclamation Asop, ell rey Eduardo VII
Ell gobierno chieno muestrase concador solo aspi-
ra que Sc la justica de reclamation
10 cua consdera ventaosa la arbitration del rey de In
glaterra. 'r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
Eo tunef de los Andes
LA ARGENTINA CHILE

Nueva York, martes-El proyecto ggantesco del lnel
lie los Andes hs sdo completado la union de Ia Ar
esentina Chile.
La prcnsa de ambos pases elogia Ia mportancia de la
sra que ha de producer guas ventas para los dos pue
Hos suramercanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
In Guerra eSt5 ada
LO QUE OPINA MORET

Nueva York martes.El iiustre presidente del gabne
tie espanol don Segsmundo Moret considera la guerra
zermnada la ocupac6n de Atlaten por las tropas
RanOlas.
Una comsi6n tecnica determinara los stos estrateg
que deben construdos seis fuertes
xe defenderan de Ia hostdad riffea e territqo
pado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
Don Manuel, aclans@6o
EN- LONDRES Y PARIS

Nueva York, martes.-La reception hecha al rey Don
Manuel de Portugal Paris Londres ha sido esplend
d. Ell pueblo de Paris ha acamado frenetcamente al mo-
lusitano Los feseos celebrados honor han
resultado brillantsmOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
La e1'upci6n del Pico
de Teide
LOS FUGITIVOS VUELVEN

Nueva York martes-Hace va dos dias que ha cesado
In erupci0n del Pico de Tede Ell volcan va NO arroa Ia
La gente que habia huido abandonandoo todo regre
ahora confando que la erupci6n amenazara de
Las perdidas pueden apreciarse ain.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
IN Dicencia de
los eseServi8t0S
PUBLICATION DEL LIBRO ROJO

Nueva York, martes.-El presidente del Consejo de Mi
stros Moret dice que cuano esten construidas
sas forfcacones necesarias sera amado el eercto La
4cninsula licencaran los reservstas
Kl sehor Moret anunca la publication del bro rojo
ea que hallaran todos los datos de la campaha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
Service Especial Del boletIn mcrcantIt
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Estrada p3gara Ia
indemnizaci6sD
LOS AMERICANOS FUSILADOS

LOS AMERICANOS FUSILADOS
Nueva York, martes-El general Estrada ha ofrecido
al gobierno de Washington indemnzar las famlias dc
los ciudadanos americanos Cannon Crosse fusados por
ell presidente Zelaya.
actud conciliadora de Estrada uzga de gran
prudencia en- los momentos actuales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
de Ia redondilla ajena,
debe hacerlO Ell esta fOrma

''Al cemcnterio por NAL
"fu& aver Luz con dulce agrado.
~ al yer r. l. p. grabado
''sobre la tumba de Real,
"dijo en- tono lastimero:
g; Pobre diablo, en- su reposo
"le iban q poner r. |. PIOSO
Zen lugar de PAREGERO!
Asf habra de la verdad
una afrmacion rotunda,
que Ia fina hilaridad
implica capacidad.
en- que todo PEI no abunda.
Sabelo por tn bien, zurdo canario,
que destemplado pfas,
y no dejes la .iauls, que "safado'
no caigas aplastado
de tn torpe cantar por demaslas.
Deia a Luz que al cementerio
vaya las tumbas d yer.
que en- forma de cauterio
Ell tu moral cautiverio
pueda estas notas poner.
SOLAPENA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
Plato del dfa

LEGO en- ell "Antonio Lopez
mucha gente conOcida,
entire varios, POrtaceli
que trae "terribles" noticias.
a todos el BOLETIN
salnda, con simpatia.
Ell amigo Alberto Fuentes,
de Williams y Compania
representante, embarc6
para la Habana de prisa
a bordo de "Antonio Lopez
dejando aqui simpatias;
Cervantes, Losada y yo
al vapor, de despedida
fuimos darie el abrazo
regadO con. manZanlIla,
y en- la cubierta del buque
Sc hizo una fotografia
que la memoria consagrc
de tan tierna despedida.
VotO q don Jaime Tercero.
de Beltran por la tizona. -.
que me traigan un canario
para enmendarle la broma
que quiso dar a ''plagiarios''
en- dos enanas estrOfas.
A falta de propio ingenio
el "Ki-ki-ri-ki" Sc apropia
de almanaque de pared.
"letrillas que en- varias obras
han sido va publicadas,
para dar a de Mier bromas
y pellizcar a Dalmau
por no Sc que "viejas cosas''.
Conste que ell plagio >fue in1til,
porque al adoptar la forma
nj gracia tuvo ell "ripioso",
y ell requiem" tiene sal. sosa,
y la intenci6n no entendemos
del "distinguido" Crist6bal.
Cuando otra vez ell canario
quiera "ripiar" las estrofas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30

Cuando otra vez ell canario
quiera "ripiar" las estrofas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
20 mens.je de MIR. Taft
LOS NUEVOS ESTADOS

LOS NUEVOS ESTADOS
Nucva York, martes-Mr. Taft prepara un mensaje en-
el que recomendara la admission de Arizona Nuevo Me-
jico como Estados de la Union.
Tamben recomendara ell presidente la creac6n de ban
cos de ahorros postales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
--@@(@)%
De "0ctag6n''

Sc ilace saber los consumidOres de
este excelente jab6n que los cupones de
AS envolturas Sc cangearan personal
mente por los objetos que regala la ca
sa Colgate fabricante de dicho jabon.
Dor sus agentes 3. FERNANDEZ Y
HERnGANOS, Marina, San Juan, p. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-30
Ia crisis en- 1nglates'ra
ELECCIONES GENERATES


Nueva York martes-Dicen de Londres que la Calnara
de los ha aprobado los presupuesos del
empeno del Rey Eduardo.
En- consecuenca la actitud de la Cmara de los Lo
res precise ceebrar eeccones generates para so
conar la crisis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
THIRTY=FIVE TAKE
PART In TENNIS
TOURNEY
Fred Adams and w. Ct. KnowI-
ton Put Up Most Exciting
Contest of Day
By Grant Smith

The handicap tennis tournament COM
menced on the Golden Gate park courts
yesterday. and while lacking in class,
owing TO the absence of the cracks of
the championship division, proved in
teresting. Thirty-fve of the lesser
lights participated, and as the handi-
caps. with few exceptions, were nicely
adjusted, many close matches resulted
When darkness put a stop to play
only seven contestants remained in the
fray W Noorsanger reached the
fourth round while the following seyen
SchwarE. II. Rose. ". Mapcus w
Smith. F. C. Adams and N Z. Bonifeid.
furnished the best tennis of the day.
although the former won in straight
SETS Knowlton forced the former
state champion to deuce sets and was
finish. The contestants met on even
terms, and the iron man" showed his
wonderful improvement by playing the
former title holder to a standstill.
Preliminary round-w. A Ross f3o) beat J.
3. CahII (3-Sl 6-3, 6-1: p ". Gusrin fo~e
Is 5-6) beat A. r. Schottsky (3o) b. default:
G. E FLANDERS 900 beat ". A Jacques (15 4-6l
First round-E- J, ourley scratch beat J.
Iohnstoa Us $50 e-S. 50; E T. jacob fI5 t-sl
.
yoorsanger t5-6l beat A Jacob t15 4-5l go.
So; n E Levin us 5-6D beat P Hardeman
towe Is 3-61 BY dafsult; z. ]. CahilI tscrstchl
beat J. SchEarz t5-5l 81. 54s A n stfli
Us 40 beat r A Orrett (154-6l 81. rs;
NJ. Ferry C15 800 beat O. sparro~ f15l rs. SO.
1910; n Rose lowe $50 beat Ross 1901 So.
6-5; Guer5n love IS 3-5l beat Flanders 800
81. g. 81; W Il Marcus tscratchl beat
W b. Hoyt (3o1 ga, SIS. 81: W Smith
us 40 beat ". J. Ellsworth Us 4-5l 81, "a;
O. P. Lytto1 tove 5-sl beat W. Brown (3ol
e-3 Sc. F. c. Adams towe Is 5-6i beat ". @.
KnoxIton lowe Is 3-5l rs. rs; NJ A Peck
$50 beat J. r strachsn (scrztchl 10. s-5. 10;
[. W Kaiser Us 4-6} beat F. NJ. Heutmsn 1907
By default; \. E. BoRieeld tl5 4-5l beat n.
yenssno (3-6l SO. GIL
Second roand-CurIey tscratchl beat jacob
Us 4-6) 81. So: yoorsaDger f8-5) beat Levin
1I5 3sl So, s-5; schvar1 $50 beat stiil
(I5 4-Si IS all. SIS: Ross foEe 3-6l beat
Ferry els s-s1 81. So; Marcus tscratchl beat
C;uerfn lowe Is 3-5l So 40. 81; Smith Us 49,
heat Triton lowe $50 rs. SO; Adams
lowe $3.50 beat Peck (3-5) 50, %. 62;
BouifeId Us 4-6) beat Kaiser us 4-6l SO, CO.
Third round-yoorsanger tS6l beat Curiey
(S-ratch1 81. Ga
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
rRAssRAY LEAauE

Three games between trans q me Trans
bar Iezgue were played yesterday on me az
ro.ds Of the Ie1sue AZ Berkeley AianleoA
and FruftvzIe In a IL inning contest one
- - n-etrteet games seen there this season,
= 1-.r+re- Natreros beat the home team al
ze-keIey , Heavy hitting ana sens1-
fioosI feEding kept the crowd On edge tnro1sh-
Fr4itraIe showed under the Olympic ciuo
- Fr-ttvaIe Two home runs. three tn1ee
hseEers. three do1bleS and z s1hsie were
$3.50 between the two teams
sffsr- winning al ire way n the game a
1se-e1z t. United Railroads team feH asleep
$500 r. last and allowed the Aierts 70 SIP
- sve rms il one inning enough 70 WIZ
- score Of 10 70 g. Sores
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
Will Improve Stadium

Prominent members of the Park anna
teur driving club, whose initiative led
10 the construction OF the stadium in
Golden Gate park, are at work on a
plan for the encircling OF the entire
stadium with concrete seats similar
TO the section afready in service oppo-
site the starting and finishing line for
the trotting races that are held over
the stadium course.
It is in furtherance OF the tentative
idea OF having the worlds Olympic
games decided In San Francisco in the
near future that the driving club mem
bers have taken up the matter of pro-
yiding adequate seating accommoda-
lions for the stadium. which is admit
tedly without an equal in the way of
facilities for all kinds OF athletic con-
tests Frank J. Fitzpatrick. second
vice president of the driving club, who
is absent on an eastern trip, Is espe-
cfaily enthusiastic over the prospect
of having San Francisco chosen for the
decision OF the worlds games and has
imbued his fellow members with the
idea that the games may be brought
here with little effort
The plan of the driving club workers
for the providing of proper seating ac-
conniodations contemplates the dona-
ton of various sections Of the proposed
grandstand by public spirited citizens
Il is said that several have already
sienifed their Willingness to contribute
to the expense which will, OF course,
be considerable.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

The polo season of 1sos-1sos IS now
q matter OF history The last game OF
the season was played yesterday on
Charles W Clarks field at FL Poiomar
IN San Msteo- There were only three
players on a side instead Of four. But
what was lacking in numbers was
more than made up in the quality OF
polo It was as good in many respects
as had been seen during the season
The lineup looked as IL the Whites
should have won However, IL turned
70 be different. for the Reds carried the
day. although every point that they
xssned was disputed by the Whites
DfIIinghzrn and Hobart worked wei
together and were responsible for the
Isrze score The full six periods were
played
There were several long runs and
shots The ponies viii De turned out
until next fall. when they VIII De
brought up early for the big season
which is planned
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

-
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
NOTICE to the stock holders % KILAUEA
given that In pursuance OF q resolution cf the
and adopted 40 a meeting Of said board held At
the Office Of the corporation IN the city and
ccruty OF San Francisco, state Of California
en- the 5th day Of March. 1903. a special meet
ing Of the stock holders Of said -Eilauea Sugar
Plantation Company viii Be held az the oface
OF the corporations. room No. 20 Of No. 26s
Market at. In the city and county OF Sen
Frarciscn. state Of California tthe same being
TIE principal place OF business q said corrcrs-
ton and the huiidirg where the board q d.
rectors usually meets. On MONDAY. the I0sh
day Of May. 1909. at the hour Of II O'clock
n fer the. purpose OF considering and act
ing upon q proposition 20 create q benlfed IN
S-6sedress Ct said corp0ration 10 the am0unr
q three hundred thousand lS30o Coz dollars
United States gold coln. 10 the cad and for
the purpose q providing roneys TO pay the
indebtedness Of the corporzri0n. and far other
legitimate and necessary purposes which
bonded indebtedness shall De secured by
mortgage O. q deed OF trust upon all q the
properly, both real and personal now owned
by the corporstton, and which Il may here
after acquire
By order OF the beard Of directors.
Dated March s. 1909
Il. W THOMAS
Secretary OF Kfisses Sugar Plantation Com
rany-
once OF the Cempany ess Market 81. room
20. San Frzccisro. Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
REcATTA on THE zAMBEsT

LONDON. Nay TIE Zambesi
-.Ter above the Victoria falls is
-ianaI regatta managed BY the British
south Africa company IN June 1919 II
s expected that crews from all the
r0viug centers Of the world will par
Icipste The company has arranged
hat the famous oarsuan, Guy Nickails.
take charge Of the affair.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
American League

CHICAGO, May 2-Detroit nossd out
q victory over Chicago. The game was
played before a fair sized crowd OF
shiyeTing fans. snow furries hfndering
the play several times Cobb made
sensational catch In the hrst inning,
saving a three base hit Score:
r. H. e
chicago ~ !
bcllOlt ~ L
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Will
lett. Mullin and Schmidt
ST LOUIS. MAY 2.-Addie Joss OF
Cleveland won a pitchers battle in to-
days game. allowing St Louis only
four hits. Up to the seventh inning
ST Louis had not made a hit OF Joss
Score: r n. E.
St Louis o
Cleveland 0
Batteries-Powell Petty and Steph-
ems, Joss and Clark. Umpires-
O'Loughiin and Perine-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

y 50. you'll sympathize with the
hero Of H G. DwiRhts amusing little
story IN the Nay issue OF the Sunset
Magazine knowing az you DO the sen
csacy On the top of your head
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

PARK DRIVING CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL
BARBECUE
Clean Amateur Sport in Harness
Races Is Advocated by
the Speakers

Genuine good fellowship and delight
full fnformality were predominating
features Of the second annual barbecue
of the Park amateur driving club.
given yesterday at the headquarters of
that thriving organisation at Thirty
sixth avenue and c street. After. the
wants of the inner man had been
catered to in a manner rejecting much
credit upon the committee to whose
management the details OF the barbe-
cue had been intrusted came q season
of informal speech making. with the
part which the driving club is aiming
10 play in the promotion OF clean anna
reur sport as the underlying theme
E. H Aigeitinger acted as master Of
Ceremonies and the list of speakers
embraced Adolph Ottinger. Ira 3. Dali
ziel, DR.. George ". Leek, s Christen-
sen. T. F. Bannan. Frederick George,
s. ". Horton, Edward Stock. u Her
ton that is 10 be derived from the pure
joy and glory of winning a race for
sports sake was dwelt upon and one
OF the speakers took occasion to re-
mark that gambling. which had
brought thoroughbred racing into dis
repute, had no place in harness racing
The speeches were all in an optinlis
tic vein and the prediction was made
that in a short time the Park driving
club would occupy an enviable position
among transporting organizations of
the metropolis. The erection of club
house in keeping with the character of
the club was alluded TO as one OF the
Immediate ambitions of it's members
that bids fair OF realization at no dis
taut date
The festivities were appropriately
brought to a close by the drinking Of a
toast TO absent members with special
reference to John G. Kirkpatrick and
Frank J. Fitzpatrick. two of the most
influential and active supporters OF the
organization
The committee in charge was made
up OF F. ". Thompson, George Con-
sani and Dan Hoffman.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL

game Of the new Three c league Scare:
R. n. e
s.ftr.s ..... 5
Pagttune4
Bafteries-riel and Kent; Hartman, Gray
and Jacobs
The Native Sons baseball league opened its
season under auspicious circumstances yesterday
morning. al Recreation park. The speedy nine
representing Stanford pariec took Dolores psrior
into camp by score Of to 3. after an excit-
ing ninth inning rally, IN which four solid bingIes
uerted two runs and the game. A big crowd
Of rooters was there and everything was pulled
OF in great shape. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
uAIkER wEsToN RESTS

so- weston rested here today. He will
resume his westward walk early tomor-
row morning. Though ne reached this
CITY greatly fatigued, he declared him.
So IN sxceIlsnt condition tonight
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

NEWNAg. Nay z-The Maxwell team vas
-rfrzred .roczT ~ ne Ne~uan nire- Score
N-Ernsr p ruus hits. ? errorx: Maxwell No
rars bfrs errors Batnerfes-Sewmzn.
er-e ana HIIron- Marvel WElHRns ard West
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
DOLORES

Earned rrns-ssarford 2 Two base hits
Lyman, King. First base on called baiis-0f
Lyman 5. Struck ont-By Lyman Q. By Neecker
J. Left on bsses-Stanford S. Dolores 6. Passed
ball-Dunn. First base On errcrs-Stanfofd T.
Dosores 2. Time OF gsne--1 hour and 20 min
utes. Umpire-Psrissr. Scorer-McComb-
SAPA. Nay 2--The Sapa baseball team won
close game from Vallejo this afternoon By
score Of TO i. Berger OF the San Francisco
Coast league team pitched for Napa-
MODESTO. Nay 2.-The Modesto Reds today
defeated the BrunswEcks OF Fresno BY a score
Of to /. Liyermore will play here next sun
day Score: Modesto runs. hits. 1 error:
Fresno I run hits. 2 errors. Batteries
Modesto, Brittan and Palms Fresno, Tufts and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
Northwest League

SEATTLE, Wash. May Tacoma
took the final game OF the series here
this afternoon. shutting the locals out
s to o. Score. X h Z
Seattle .-...........--'-..-s
Tacoma
Batterfes-Rush and Shea; Baker and
Kellackey.
VANCOUVER, b c.. May 2-van
couver baseball fans had their first
taste OF Sunday ball this afternoon
when the champion Beavers played
league game with Aberdeen In North
Vancouver. At the end OF the first
inning Chief OF Police Davis stepped
to TIE home plate and called the play
ers and umpire to him. The crowd
thought that meant the end of the
game and commenced to shout it's dis
snproval but IL was only q warning
from the police. Umpire Flynn made
the announcement for the chief that
II was an unlawful game, and those
Extending were liable to q $40 fine
apiece, but the spectators only 1eered-
Score. h n: u.
Aberdeen .s..-..-.-.........
Batteries-Most and o'Brien; Hall
and Brooks
SPOKANE, May 2-spckane voe varie-
rated game Of baseball here from Portland,
70 a. Dounles by Altman and Weed in success
sion fn the eleventh with che out scored the
winning run Score: 4 u L
Portland 1900
Soofane ~ o
Battrries-Chinasft, ktnsslls and Murray; Jen-
sen and 0stdiek-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

INDfANAPOL1S, May Z--IIreat IN
te-est Is shown in the national cham
pionship balloon race Of the Aero ciuo
OF America TO be held here June D
Lahm trophy. To win a contestant
must exceed the distance OF kI3 miles
made by Captain Chandler, q. 8 A,
In 1907.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

LOsT-A passbcos with the HihsrnIa Savings
and Loan Society Of San Francisco. IN the
name Of John McAuli9e. No S23-z36 The
finder will please return 70 bank: unless same
Is returned within fvs days new book wiz
be issued 10 the applicant
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
MEETISGs-specIaI


iOTICE Il hereby given that the annual meet
Ing Of the society and board Of trustees OF the
old Peoples Home viii Be held AZ the cffcs
Of the home. ST. corner Pine and Pierce sts-.
San Francisco, On WEDNESDAY. Aay H.
1900 AZ D. n. Tor the purpose OF electing
q beard Of managers and a board % trustees
to serve fcr the ensuing year and for transzc-
ton Of such other business may come BE-
fore the meeting
Mrs James AIra wast. Secretary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
CYcLEns ELECT OFFICERS

SACRAMENTO. May At the an
nuai convention last night of the Cali
fornia Association of Cycling Clubs. to
which rnn-e than 100 deleSetes ca-,e
from the bay section. the following ON
GERS were erected: A b SloneIJ. Oak
first vice president: W. 7. SebbelIe, Ala
media. second vice president: NJ n. Moi
felt, Oakland. secretary and treasurer.
Only one game now separates San
Francisco and Portland Provided that
the Seals do as well this week as they
did last they will be leading the league
by this time next Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

OSrA pass5ook with the Hibernfa savings
and loan society % San Francisco In the name
OF John Mcintosh. No S44-3o4- The dutser wiu
please ret1<n TO bank Unless same Is re-
turned within i've days a new boOk viii be
issued TO the applicant
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
Overall Gets Of to a Bad Starr
and Loses His First
Game
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO. May 2-Pittsburg won
both games from Chicago today. Chi
cago players were unable TO hit Cam
nitz In the hrst game, while the visit
9rs found Overall al the right time
ReuEnach pitched one inning Of the
second game, gave two passes and hit
oatsman- Two errors two hits and
six stolen bases followed, netting five
runs Wagner. in this inning. stole
second third and home LeifeId held
Chicago helpless throughout Scores
It's. game +. h e
chicago .....a 8
Pittsburg 10
Batteries-overall and Moran; cam
nitz and Gibson Umpires-O'Day and
Second game R. H. E
9 o,as ----.-------.--e
Batterfes-Reulbach. Hagerman and
Koran; Leideld and Gibson Umpires-
ST. LOUIS May 2-The Cincinnati
and St Louis teams divided a double
header. Both games were featured by
heavy hitting and poor fielding Bres-
nahan was put out OF the game for
on his star with the exception OF
Fromme during the two games. Scores:
First game R H E.
Sihcinhsti -------.-4
Batseries-Rowan. Campbell and Nc
Lean Beebe and Phelps Umpires-
KLEIN and Kane.
Second game r H. f
CINCINNATI .----.--.--.-.--..l5 5
St Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL {
Called on account OF darkness in the
seventh. Batteries-Ewing Casper
Campbell and Mclean. Moore. SalIee.
Higginbotham and Phelps. Empires
Kane and KLEIN