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SENATORS
BINGLED A
~ VICTORY
RENOPACK-
ERS BY SMASHING
THE BALL HARD

By opportune hirin- in the third.
fourth and seventh innings the Sen
ators took .1e frs game Of the Sc
.es with the Fl Reno Packers Tues
G1y. Tie Senators played classy
b3.l Reed. Patterson and \. Price
coming in for feature pia! and
s1uthpaw Nelson pitching a heady
same. allowing bUt seven scattered
lits. hree Of which punched on him
IN ihe sixth inning gave the visitors
heir first tWo runs
bic Pollard. the star Of the Fl
reno pitching stan. hurled for the
.silors and was hammered hard az
mes hy the Senators who l.ade thir-
aen hits during the game.
he Game in Detail.
First inning and Farrell
AIMED Layine hi a hot line drive
D Reed
Patterson rolled an easy one 10
iurns Luettke highsd % Balenti and
JAWS famed
Second inning BalenU hit TO Pat
'rson. Landes 70 Luettkt and Burns
Reed
Reed mir fly over first which vas
uLed down by Burns after a long
m. Waring hit the right field fence.
laking TWO sacks \ Price hit a
q one TO Bu.ns. and II Price hit
Luedes
Taird inning Henley hi5hed %
'atterson; Addiugfon 10 II Price,
Hard hit 10 center and lMedes
nocked a fly over first which was
elad down by y Price
PoAaru lead on with a grass cut
.r tc left. Nelson sacrificed; Patter-
m li, 10 left; Luettke drove one to
aep right field which Farrell mutf
D Davis singled. scoring Patterson.
ut LueWke went out en- the play at
lird T.. tis fai I'd To- steal second
Fourth inning-Farren tried TO put
lie over second but Patterson came
d on it Layine highed 90 II Price;
3lerti ed Hnd made first but
Its caught on the base BY Nelson.
B., iriug the side
Reed hii 10 BAlenti. Waring singled
10 right y Price put a grass cutter
past le frs baseman and II Price
ent a line drive into right field
which Farrell failed to stop on the
bounce Price going to third and two
h3st runners scoring on The play
Peklrny forced Price q he plate
ANA Nelson hlshed Balenti
Fifth inning L9ndes hit To Luett-
kp. Rurns sent a grass cutter TO
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington. Aug Is Washington
left3tel Philadelphia / TO o in an
4xefiHe twp4p inning game John
on held ihe visitors tO four hHs and
lender was eGeoti ~ az critical pe
0ds until d. final round
Score. r II. r
WISHING. 100 o00 600 COLL g
'aih. ......a0o oo0 600 H00-U &
Batteries Johnson and Street
bender and Livingstone
summary Two base hits, Con.oy
ohnson. Bases en- balls. of John
3n 6. Renler . Struck ont by
ahnsan = Bender lmpireS
vans ANA Egan
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WESTERN LEAGUE

W hi-a. Augs l>-A home ran
by P-eigreN with le bases f.. an4
dozen atu distributed hl-s won
from Lincoln Tor Wichita
Score. r n +
InelIa fak N0a-5 u 4
~ ala - d. N - - :
Bar-s -iess TorhtS ~ IS - = a
Msson. SAsIaE. BrAn y and aAN AZ
~.
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cut fourteen Bartlesville batters ana
the locals Won easil to 4
Score r II f
Bartlesville ..10J coo 003-i
Springfield . 200 0l2 10*-6 II .
Batteries Balliett and VanderhilE
Hall and Johnson
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ing shut ont Cincinnati to 0. He
allowed only four scattered hits and
struck ou nine men Casper pitch
ed Well but his support was erratic
When Chicago scored its Two runs
Score X II +
Chicago -. ...020 0J0 O0*-2 0
Cincinnati 200 600 600 /
Batteries Overall and Needham;
Casper and Roth.
summary Two base hits, Overall,
Roth Bases on balls. of Overall .
Casper T. Struck out, by Overall 9.
Umpire Emslie.
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Forth Worth t6. Waco Z.

Fort Worth. Aug lS.-WYh the
core + 10 o against them the locals
egan scoring In the third After
han he game was a farce
Score. r II I
.t Worth 002 J21 33s l6 II a
Waco -. ...230 on 0o0- 10 .
uaheres Burk Mckay and Pow
2. Holmes Herbert and Ott
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nes Mnines Q. Pueblo ?

Pueblo. aug Is -Des Mo.ues hit
Swift hard and ou,pIayef Pueblo.
lkius The opening game by q sc0-.
rs
Score. r II +
1es Mcines .-.l % PAP 0a0-9 Is ]
pueblo .. II. eco 000 02-2 la 3
Bar cries. BersIorfer and McNan-
s.. Swift and Mite.
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Enid 10. Sapulpa 9.

Sapupa Aug is Enid beat Sa
pulpa in a loose game.
Score Il IT. E.
Enid .... .....102 l21 030-1o Is o
Sapulpa -..10l 010 l02- IA ,
Batteries We@ls AMI Allt': VOL
YerteH and Jefries Umpire, Spen-
Ger.
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san Antonio II. shreveport 10.

san Antonio. Aug is In the
lardest hitting game OF the season
m Antonio won
Score r II ]
H Antonio 050 coo % I'll 13 .
Arovep0rt .23o C2l 2-l0 l6 ,
r. teres Folhre. WincheH ant
chan. Becker, klawitter and Gar
, n and Kenninger
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LIE NEW GAME LAW

The new Fish and Game law will
be In effect after June nth Every.
one interested should have a copy OF
the new law We sell them for %
cents tie single copy. Write for
prices on quantities Leader Printing
Company. Guthrie Okla.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston. Aug rs Oklahoma City
lefea-ed the local team by a score Of
3 tO
Score. K
IoustCn .... ........l00 COO 00o-l
oklahoma City .......1l0 922 GOO
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Piusburg, Aug rs -Pijsburg won
a slugging match from ST Louis by
q score of II toS. I'm the fourth i'm
ming when the score was 10 o in
rvcr of fha visitors and the Locals
bld not made hit, Sallee was knock
ed out cf the box and Beebe was hit
bard
Score r III T.
Pittsburg ..o0o 332 3o-1l y 5
St Louis .. 012 500 o. s 10 3
Batteries. Maddox. Brandon Ad.
ans Lever and Gibson. Salee,
Paebe and Phelps
Summay y. Two bese hIs Dole
Aarty %. Gibson Three base h1s
Koretchy Delchaniy. Abstein Bases
o7 balls. of Brandon ]. cff Beebe .
Struck out by Maddox /. Adams I.
] IeeYer . rmpires Kane and John
stone
. n
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Dallas 2. Galveston |

Dallas. Aug u.s. Net until the last
man was retired was the game de
Ci lcd
Score r. II f.
Tllas ... ...0l0 100 0o' ]
Galveston j.. .ool coo COO
Hattofies Shontz and Onslow
Cubhle and Quiesser
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus at Milwaukee
Io.ed1 30 Kansas Ci.y
Indiana Dis at Minneapolis
Louisville a ST. Paul
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summary Two base hits Warine
P1karny Fl Price Iavine Bllent
Tuee base bit. Lueles Stolen
bases Luettke Sacrifice hits. Le-
Ee Nelson pasas on balls oT
Nelson .. m Ponard Struck out.
5y Nelson B. by Pollard
Umpire, Lyons
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Oklahoma city az Houston
ShrevcpOri at San Antonio.
Dallas al Galveston
Fort Worth at Waco
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Denver Aug >--The unsteadi-
less ST 0mahas pitcher and errors
{ Sanlers gave Che game r0 Denver
score r II =
Denver 81. 10 0o3 000-4 8
Omaha ... 1000 O.0 0n1-l ,
Baueies Adams and Haas. Low
and Gonding
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Omaha at Denver.
Des Molnes az Pueh bio.
Lincoln al Wiehfa
Sioux Clr al Topeka
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Clevel land 2.7. St Louis i-3.
Cleye and. Aug S-Cleyelant
ack two games from St Louis. JOS
nd Ycng oupitching Powell Di
eea ana Graham Five double plays
ere made IN the first game
Scora r II Z
leveanl ..6ol 200 00'-2 II .
Louis ....ao0 0o0 coll .
Batteries Jess and Tasterly; Pow
u and Stephens
summary Two base hits Birming
3m Laioie. Three base hit East
.ly. Bases ON balls on Powell
struck ont by loss 8. Powell f. I'm.
qirc. CIouehlin
Score II T.
cleveland .03o olo o3'-7 70 6
ST Louis ...... 0o0 coo ru3 3 3
RInerics Young and Bemis Ri
aeeu Graham aad Criger.
Summary Two base hit Lord
Bases en- bars. on Young Dineen
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sprinafeld 6, Bartlesville 4.
Springfield Aug lS-Hall struck
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National League
WHERE THEY PLAY
Western Association

FL Reno al Guthrie
Euid AZ Sapulpa
Pittshurg az MuskCgee
Raltlesyllle at Springfield
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cheaqo 2, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago Aug Is Oeerau's pitch
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
LICENSE CANCELLED.
Baltimore Fire. Company Refuses
Denomination of 4fairs.

,lt,ap, Sent 3-The license Of the German Union
l-,ra Insurance Company, of Baltimore to do bust
ness in this state cancelled to-day by William
Fl Hotchldss Superintendent Of Insurance, be
cause the company refused to permit examiners of
the New York department to conduct eXamna-
tion Of its affairs.
The company, which is Delaware corporation,
with IFS principal office Baltimore recently rein
sIred its risks IN the Globe and Rutgers Fire In
s,lrance Company. but disclaimed any intention
withdraw from the state. according to a statement
from the Insurance Department.
..Reur. scItatons having been made that this
company was being managed BY the firm Of Dick
son e. Twecdale." says the statement, who have
also been interested in two three other com
1auies which have Of late gone out of business, and
the New York department having been informed
that such company had recently refused to permit
the Maryland department to examine into its af-
fairs examiners were yesterday appointed and in
structed proceed To Baltimore and conduct an
examination. Such examination having been re-
fused by officers Of the company this morning
the New York department Immediately cancelled
the certificate authorizing the company 10 do busi-
in this state"
the New York department was in connection with
the Southern Insurance Company. Of New Orleans
which Dickson * TW eeiale were also Interested
but such action NOT taken untu after a receiver
had been appointed,
Baltimore. Sept. AT tnc office of the German
Union Fire Insurance Company Of Baltimore II
was said to-day that the officers feeling that the
company had been put to much expense during
the present year 10y examinations by other DEPART
ments. concluded for the present to retire from
New York rather than submit 10 an examination
desired by the insurance department Of That
state.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
GET NEXIC4N EXPRESS.
Wells Fargo s Co. to Control BuSi-
ness of the Repubic.

Wells Fargo &. Co of which f. H. Hartman is
one of the largest stockholders ii was announced
yesterday had entered into contract with the
Mexican government TO control practically the en-
tire EXPRESS business of the republic. a
pany been formed. called the Compagnie MeXi-
cana de Expresse. with $l0lh03 capital CMeXican).
take over the express business in Mexico OF the
National Railways of Mexico and Wells Fargo &
Co which between them controlled the business on
all the lines in the country with the exception OF
small English road in the south and the Harri-
man lines the west coast. As soon as physical
connection the latter is established the express
business the Hartman lines will be included it
is said.
AS the National Railways of Mexico is controlled
by the government the Wells Fargo Company
becomes a partner Of the Mexican government in
the express business of that country. The new
company which has been formed has two boards
of directors active board OF seven members
with headquarters in Mexico, and an advisory board
Of seven members, with headquarters in New York.
The National Railways and Wells Fargo each
have the privilege of naming three members of
each board the seventh member of each directorate
being chosen by both interests.
The following have been elected: Active board
+. \ Brown. president of the National Railways
Of Mexico, chairman; L. L. Ward, formerly gen
eraI supeIinte endent for the Wells Fargo Company
in Mexico; !. NJ. Sebert, f. / Jones, Pablo Macedo,
Carlos Arreano and Joaquin u, sasasus Ad-
ysory board-Dudley Evans. president of Wells
Fargo & Co. chairman: A. Christeson {. Romero.
T. w Fisk and G. w. Stockton /. i. Ward was
subsequently elected executive president of the
company in Mexico. and a. Christeson executive
vce-p president.
The advisory board will only act on questions OF
great moment SUCH for instance, an increase
in capital stock. the active management and OPP
Grafton of the company being looked after by the
other board. The profits of the company are TO
he divided, the National Railways getting one
half Of the gross earnings and the Wells Fargo
people the other half. The latter interests, how
ever agree to pay all the operating expenses, and
in addition the National Railways is to receive
out Of the net earnings sum equivalent to per
cent on the gross. In effect, therefore, the Ma
tional Railways will receive 59 per cent OF the
total gross earnings of the company.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
APPOINTS EXTRA TERMS.
Supreme Court to ReUie70 Fran
chise TaC Cases.

Albany, Sept. S-On application of Attorney
General O'Malley. Governor Hughes to-day ap-
pointed two extraordinary terms of the Supreme
Court try and determine pending certiorari pro-
ceedings to review special franchise tax assess
nens n the 9Th and 7th Judicial districts. one Is
to be held at BinKhamton by Justice Henry b. co
man. of MovIisvillt. beginning October II, and
the other by Justice Arthur T. Southerland, OF
Rochester at Canardaigua, on October - Actions
involving SAL OOC O0o of unpaid taxes pending in
the state.
Il am preparing applications to submit to the
Governor said Attorney General O'Malley, TO
have extraordinary special terms Of the Supreme
Court convened in every judicial district of the
state for the purpose of dispOsing of these
tiorari proceedings review the special franchise
tax assessments which have accumulated through
out the state from 1900 to the present time"
1t is expected that the decision which will be
handed down by the Court of Appeals in the
Jameo water in the near future will settle
many of the principles involved in this mass of
litigation, and will assist materially in disposng
of the cases one Of the most important questions
Is whether or not special franchise is entitled
be eQualized with other real estate in the
trict where the special franchise is situated
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
REORGANIZATION PLAN APPROVED.
Public Service Commission Consents to That
Affecting Albany & Hudson Road

Albany. Sept. 3.-The Public Service Commission
has approved the plan and agreement for the re-
organization of the Albany Hudson Railroad
Company submitted by Ex-Governor Myron T. Her
rick of Ohio. Clinton l.. Rossiter. cepresdent Of
the Long Island Loan and Trust Company. and r.
A. c. Smith, president OF the American Mall
Steamship Company, reorganization committee
representing a large number of stockholders and
bondhoders of the company
The. plan OF reorganization provides for the ss1-
ance of $21oo000 preferred and S1,2750O common
stock TO be exchanged for the present outstanding
stocks ard bonds The company also asked for
authority to issue q mortgage of Sl.5O0OOO. the
greater portion of which is he used In double
tracking the third rail- system between Rensselaer,
and Kinderhook and the purchase of the bridge
connecting Albany and Rensselaer,.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
STEEL COMMON NEW HIGH RECORD.
Goes to so IA on Dealings Totalling Third
of Stock Exchange Transactions

United States Steel common stock made a
high record of s0l4 yesterday, crossing 50 for the
first time II easily the active leader I'm the
market, furnishing about one-third Of the total
transactions The FIRST sale recorded on the ticker
was 900N shares - which high rec
the previous high record having been 1875. made
three weeks ago. After reaction 1875 the price
the stock steadily advanced until the high point
of Sli4 was reached il closed sos. A net gain
for the day Of ~ points
The stock came out i'm blocks Of from 1oN0 to
300 shares sales Of the former amount being so
numerous 10 attract notice. After the stock
reached 50 two blocks Of 500 shares each changed
hands within a few seconds and after the lapse Of
few minutes there sale Of S,op shares and
then another Of 5000 shares. and went
Various rumors were circulated TO account for the
rise in the stock, the most current being that
the dividend would be increased to either or 5
per cent year at the next dividend meeting Of the
directors
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, September 8, 1909

ARRIVED
Steamer Provence tFrD. PonceIet Eavre August
to the Compagnie Generate 4T2
cabin and 53s steerage mails and mdse
steamer Excelsior. Brney, New Orleans August 90, 10
the southern Pacific Co. with passengers and dse Left
Quarantine at 9:15 n m.
Steamer city Macon Dreyer. savannah August
to the Ocean CO. with passengers and
Quarantine az 9:55 NJ.
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
70 the Ola Dominion $ Co with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 2;35
Steamer Palatnia tBr), Lawson. Hueva August As 20
Augustus Iedeoux, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar AZ
burg 2G southampton and Cherbourg q. the
Hamburg American Line. with 9S5 cabin and So
passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Huron. Devereux Jacksonville August 80 and
Charleston ~. to Clyde passengers and
mdse Quarantine 6:5T m.
Nuevitas ~ and Npe 90 the Munson IS Line. with
20 and mdse Arrived the Bar midnight
steamer HaraId CNor) Berg ManzanilIo August %.
the West India IS Co. with Arrived az the Bar az
1880
steamer Calico (Br). Watson. August
Boston September .. Sanderson & Son. with mdsc
Arrived a m
Steamer Allegheny Ger. Meissner Port -dePax August
16, Cape Haytien II. Gonaives Is Port Prince 10
Petit Goave and Magoane 20 Jerernie 81 SavanilIa ~
Cartagena %. Santa Marta q and Inagua % the
Hamburg American Line. with Z passengers. mails and
Sandy Hook, y j.. Sept. 3. $50 p m--WInd south
southwest; moderate breeze; ciar; light
SAILED.
ROYAL Exchange 6Brl Philadelphia: Dune
mod Sosua Barra (I{rl. Punta Guiana (Cuban
Matanzas; Apache. Charleston Hugin (Norp. Tampico
Norfolk; Monroe, Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
RRNEn

Hamburg. sept / Hesperus (Ger), New York
Rotterdam. sept -Birma dam, New York Nie1w Am
sterdarn tDutch). New York via Boulogne
Naples, Sept 3, m-PannOnia tBrl. New York.
La Plata. Sept / BroOmfed (Br) Rosario York
Calcutta. Sept 3-Rauenfels (GeO. New York Bonn
bay.
Punta Arenas Aug 3o-AberIour tBr. New York
folk for Valparaiso
Brisbane, Sept 3-SoIOgen Ger, New York via Ere
mantle, Adelaide
Amsterdam 2-Frins Frederik
York via West Indies. Venezuela
Queenstown. Sept 3 B:41 m-Caronia CI3r), York
for Liverpool
Hull Sept 1-Frankdale G}ry, New York
Colombo Sept 2-Clan Macpherson tBr) from Calcutta
for Boston and New York
London Sept s NarraganSett (Er) York
Para, Sept = Aiaranhense tTr). New York.
Genoa. Sept Principe IA PiemOnte Gtal) York
Barhsdos. Sept l-Cearense tBr). from New York
Naples. sept i-Duea Degt Abruzzi Utah. York
southampton Sept B 1905 n-Deutschland tierl.
Hamburg for New York CherbOurC
Algisrs Sept 2Bloemfonein tBrJ. from New York for
R9ttteti.iam sept 2-Cheye enne C8rl: New York.
Gibraltar, sept 2-SencCa (E3r).
and New York: Sd. America GtaD. New York for
Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC OUTLET?
Reported Planned by Phelps Dodge Interests
in Retaliation for Hartman Invasion.

tBV TeleEraph Tho Tribne
II Paso. Tex, Sept 3-Papers filed to-day
AZ Santa Fe \. NJ. by which the II Paso & South
western Railway increased its capital stock from
sls.Gpoe0o 10 $259pl0pa Last week the Hartman in
terests began 10 build into Douglas. Bisbee and
exclusively by the Phelps Dodge interests It is
believed here that the increase Of the capital
stock Of the Phelps-D Dodge concern to-day means
that # is going build 70 the Pacific Coast and
give the Rock Island direct outlet TO the Pacific.
The Rock Island connects with the Phelps Dodge
road at Tucumcari. y. NJ, and enters FL Paso
ut
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
TEACHER PICKED UP DESTITUTE.
Young Man Says He Was Without Food for
Five DAYS

Isucian Louis. a teacher of languages. was the
name and occupation given 10y man VINO. weak
ened by illness and lack Of food tottered into the
West Both street station last evening. He had been
without shelter for five days and had eaten moth
ing during that time he told Lieutenant Cilhooly.
The lieutenant provided the teacher with rolls and
lie them ravenously.
The evidences of illness were apparent that
an ambulance called from the New York Hos
pital Dr. Leighton answered the call and after
a hasty examination removed Louis to the hospital.
the station Louis gave his last address No.
3l4 East 41st street. He said he thirty years
old and married. The police obtained hforma-
ton to the whersao bouts of the teachers wife.
Louis told Lieutenant GilhooIy that he had
clear idea as 10 where he had been during the last
five days.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
THs PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FaH River Mass Sept 3.-Sales for The week in
me print clotn market estimated at 1880
rieces. There has been fair amount Of inquiry
for both wide and narrow counts this week. Prices
are about the same those OF Il week ago. The
l,lgl, nrice Of the material is The principal
son for the attitude the manufacturers assum-
ing In preferring be cautious sellers rather than
let 90 AT the existing selling basis The prices
% inch 81 squares Ssse Is inch. ei by 90, 7-i6c
ssls inch. q squares 5l.c; - lnch' Is by 'Z, 0c