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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
FORD IN Box "NUF' SAID
Yankees lump to Second Place
by Beating Detroit.
TIGERS HAVE AN OFF DAY
Errors Make It Possible for
New York Team to Score
Ten Buns.

Detroit, sept 27.-Ha1 chase and his
Yankees. aided ana abetted By Russell
Ford, drove the Detroit Tigers deep into
their jungle to-day and climbed once more
into second place in the American League
peanant race. The very sight Of Ford
seemed to drive all thoughts Of baseball
cut OF the heads of the Detroit players. and
q lot of schooIboys could hardly have made
SO many errors of commission, to say Moth
ing Of errors Of omission The score was
70 70 ,
Ford held the hon.e team to six scattered
hits, while the Tigsres helped the visitors
TO number Of their ten runs by six glar-
ing nlisplays. Such loose bush leag0e''
baseball has not been seen here in, many
q day, and the three-tirne champions Of
the American League. who seem to have
lost al their ambition, literally were dis
graced.
The Yankees made only eight hits of
Willett and PeasIey. but. punched as they
were with wild throws and juggIsd ground
ers, the wonder is that the score was not
bigger Ford no doubt. would have brought
about the defeat Of the home team in any
case, as he was wellnigh invtncibIe, but
Willett deserved better Of his teammates
It was Fords twenty-sixth victory, BY the
way. as against only six defeats this year.
The Yankees started CT with & rush and
scored two runs in the first inning. Dan
els walked took second on SchTnidt's Wild
throw, went down TO second on HemphllI
sacrifice and scored when the new man
agsr OF the Yankees drove two-basger 10
left field. Chase also walked home on
Knights single over second base. They
added another in the second inning on
base on balls 10 Cree. Austin's sacrifice
MitcheIIs inheld hit and an out which, as
It turned out, proved quite enough as the
Tigers could score only two runs in the
full nine innings.
The Yankees, or rather the Tigers, we're
not content, however, and the runs came
SO thick and fast IN ths closing innings
that the game degeneTated into z farce
Enough 70 say that seven mere were plIec
Up. putting the visitors IN confident nooo
for the final game Of tbs series tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
THOUSANDS TRoWh IDLE
Bricklayers' Lockout Affects
Many Other Workmen.

The effects Of ths lockout Ct ten % tks
thirteen local unions OF ortckIzysrs IN this
city for breaking this agreement with ths
Mason Builders Association 81 voting t1
continue the Strikes On the contracts OF ?.
7. Nssb1t 4 Co. which vert into sIscr
yesterday, proved more farrsachfns thar
vas sxpectsd- The u1snbsrs Of the o-1e-
three unions, il was rspertsd By the inter
national officers OF the brtszisY-rs. vho
ars now in ohargs OF affairs. began 70
strike as protest against the Lockout. and
late IN the afternoon Il vas rereFted that
over 20 per cent CT them had duit vo-k.
thus tying I'd all b-tcIIaying whersvsr as
ISOLATION employers had contracts
T. was estimated last night bsf tl-ose N
charge Of the strikers and locked cut men
that about ten thousand brickIsysrs Tsrs
affected BY ths lockout and four thsusand
~ the strikes About Twelve tlfsrlsand
labcrers and many granite and sto.s eur
tiers vere thrown into involuntary tdlsrsss.
i vas said. ard " ths lockout ard strikes
last month mary mechanics ~ ot-s-
trades vii 81 thrown tdls
No action vas taken Yesterday ~ rs
Mascn Builders Association o. ms bard
OF governors 81 ths Building Trades En-
ploysrs' Association OF which TIE Mason
Builders Association IS 2 rarr. - vas
said thar the EMPLOYERS would vTatt 1sv
or Two fer Developments esfors taksng
~-7rTbs- a-rf~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
BAR HEARSAY EVIDENCE
Much of Whites Offerings Ruled
Out at LoFImer Hearing.
FINISHES HIS TESTIMONY
Senators Adjourn Meeting to
Watch Asroplans Circle I.
Over Chiesgo

Chicago Ss1t T-Dlrsct and cross sT-
summation OF state Representative Charses
4 White. the principal wttnsss in support
OF the charges that the sIectior OF Senafo-
William Lorinsr was procured b. corruVr
methods. was cSmpletsd to-day before tns
Senatorial investigating COMMITTEES
Early IN the session Senator julius g
Burrows, Of Michigan. chairman 81 tns
comHirtss. nlads ruling barring hssrssT
evidence fran the proceedings, The ruling
was based specifically on the right OF
Representative Waite 70 rslats CONVERSE
tons which he declared Re had had with
Representative Joseph s Clark % Van
dalis. about Ciarks admitting that he was
hrfbsd 20 vots sor Senator Lorilsr-
Later the sane ruling Barred the manu-
script story Of whites alleged experiences
IN the 4srh General Assembly. dstatllrg rs
assertions Of the bribery % himself and
other legislators in the Lorinaer elscttop-
The cross-exau1iration dsalt primarily
with letters and messages and CONVERSE
ttons Of White A number CT letters 20 Lea
OMEN Browns. minority leader. trorl VINE
and also rafssives from The vttrsss 70
Senator Lorinsr wers read inro the record-
They were TIE sane as h>retofcre pro@
Iishsd
The latter part Of the cross- s7caratazttorr
was dsvotss - an ANALYSIS OF tsstir1cny -
Write n the two trials q Browns. ~no
was acquitted % the charge q ortotnS
whita 20 vote for Lorfmsr This vas 70
establish ground for tn1peachiny th- pres
snt testimony Of WHITE BY witnesses who
testified n the Browne trials Tire witness
repeatedly declared that he could not re-
member fust what questions were asked nt7s
az the Browne trials. or what answers h9
gave
White denied absolutely statsrrsnts A.
trtbutsd 70 witnesses II the Browne trial
relative 70 Whites having sxprssseS 2 &C.
termination 20 force Senator Lorirer ard
his friends 20 contribute much r1onsy 20
him On a threat % declaring falsely thar -
was bribed 70 vote for the Senator
In ths midst Of the crcss-sxa Animation
this morning the attention CT the commit
tee was diverted from tbs hearing ers
Brochnss ssroplaus cfrclinz abav4 Grant
Park in plain view from the windows %
the committee room Senator's. attorneys
and spectators crowded 20 thu windows.
and Chairman Burrows announces an ad~
Journmsnt until the afternoon sessicn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
YOUTH NEARLY KILLS GIRL
Attacks Her with gtiletto When
She Refuses DO Marry Him.

Anna Caranda. fftsen years Cd. - No
e0s Flushing avenue. Wtlharnsourg, was
STABBED and probably fatally wounded yes
terday afternoon ty q rejected sutton ms
girls assaiIant according 20 her state
rnent in the hospital during CONSCIOUS
moment, vas James Csrrslo. tUsnty years
cid. who lives in ths same ho1Ss.
The girl is the daughter Of stereke-P-r-
Carnelc. it is said, often showed his m
fst1Iation for her. but she gave him no
encoura cement Arra went cut shopping
Yesterday Carnslo followed and renewed
his offer Of marriage When shs refused
him he seized her arm. Fresing h-rssf'
she started 20 run toward her home Car
nelo. II IS alleged. then drew srflstto
and stabbed hsr IN the left cheek and On
the left side Of her neck near the Jugular
vein As tbs girl fell with q scream the
assanant ran down Montetth street and
escaped
The girl was inssnSihls when Dr. stern
came from 81 GATHERINGS Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
CAnADA'S CHAMPION WINS
Keen Play Marks Women's Lawn
Tennis Tourney al Boston.

Boston. gept 27-Plag ~ the women
singles, doubles and mixed doubles made
the second day Of the lawn tennis tcurna-
ment 1T the Lorgwood Cricket Club full Of
interest for The gallery.
In the doubles Miss Lois Moves the
Canadian champion. paired with Mss
Edith Rotch. had No difficulty IN winning
from the Misses De Ford and Cunningham
in straight sets In tt1a mixed doubles Mss
EIeanora Sears and Beals c Wright won
from Miss Elsie Little, sister Of tha inter
nationalist. and Harrv 9. Johnson after
hard match. the hrst set going to sixteen
games
The summary follows
wcmans Scratch sinElss lerst raun5,-.liss
stanwood. Bostor. "a. 81 Bnss Elsie Little.
View York, defeated Miss Frtds Kane, New
second round-lItss Hanlr-ond dstsatea Miss
Alice Thorndizs, Boston, 81 6-l Miss Marian
5enro. Boston. defeated Miss suzz-te p2T-s-
fs1 asf.ats4 MS H5a Wi it ar S Bo5ro %
e.. Miss Bvslyn sears. Bosren. defeated Miss
Third roun3-AItzs Edith Perch Boston, d.
fsatsd Miss Elsanora Sears. Boston. 4-6, 6--2.
Womeas doubles (a-st round)-1risssz Carey
and lowering defeated Misses sturgess end
and HaIIo7asl defeated Misses Anaory and Deacon
e-o. %. 81 2Lr9 Nk+tasy GEd Mss FLoI-lar rs
fault, the Misses DAVIS defeated Msssz Hard
ing ard GTeencuga. d. 60. Mss Margaret
curtis ana Miss Evelyn Sears defeated Misses
Williams and Hunnswen- Go e.. Misses
y sn1en ana EigourneY defeated Misses allen
ana Pierce, 6-3. SIS
Second round-AEiss Msrtrn Fsnno and Hiss
Elsanora Sears defeated Misses Morse and Pen
hau0w. Go, g.. Misses Thompson and Brad
ford defeated Misses Cers- and Lowering e.
1C-5. Miss Harriet Curtis and A1lss Frlsda
Pane defeated Misses Schwartz ana HiHd, g.
G-2 Miss Lcis Moves and Miss Faith Potch d.
featsd Misses De Fard and Cunningham. 81.
E-S
Mixed doubles fars7 roGud)-8Itzs Marion
Fenno ard y Y. Nilas defeated Miss E51th
Wendell and J. !. L BlAka. 60 60, Miss
EissRora Sears ana Beais {. Wright defeated
Miss Elsie Little and Herry c. Johnson, e.
Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28

Suicides, Fatal Accidents and
Mysterious Deaths.

Pittsburg. Sept IA rather szcsptlonal
record OF days tragedies vas conpnso
by the police to-day. Mrs sarah WsiSn.
aged thfrty-tTo was found fatally ourI.-u
at 10. 10 Penn street The door Of her naf
was battered and SCARED and tns <Inrni
tu-s nearly all removed. She died ar,sr
saving that her burns were received IN tne
explosion OF gas range but th- range
was found intact. TIE police are inv>sn-
eating
csorgs Stewart was found dsad On tbs
steps Of the Hsrrcr Hill Methodist Epts-
copsI Church He had taken caroohe ecio-
George :. ogden fell from the window %
a Carson street hotel and vss infantry
killed
". Y H.rtzsergsr was killed eJ sisc-
trieity willis repairing lights az the Pressed
steel Car Coupanys plant IN Mckees
Rocks.
John Ross. % Eersstszd- fatally shot
himself through the lungs, and VIII DE
Myrtle King. aged tverty-ons. attempted
suicide By drinking poisen at Second ave
nue. roouIng house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
MORE TIME FoR HOUSE SHAVING

Justice GaVegan signed an ordar ysstsr-
day extending 70 November Is the time Tor
The owners Of SIX houses on Rivers!de Drive
70 comply with an order Of tbs court Is re-
move encroachTnsnts OF those premises on
the street. The order for the removal OF
stoops and ratings vas given 80 Park
Commissioner Slower The owners teok the
matter into court. and the ceurt ef Appeals
ordered that the eEeToaehmsnts be re-
moved Yesterday the property ownsIs sig
nihad their readiness 70 cemplv with the
order OF the court, bpt asked fer mere
Hmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
DISEASE ALARMS FLAIBUsE
Gunnison and Brigham Childrsn Strick-
en- with Infant PARALYSIS.

Residents % Flathush beams ratrsr
aIarr,sd yesterday wren they hsa-. trait
arothsr case OF infant paralysis had g.
vs1oped in that section Tbs rattsur IS
Hugh Cunnison, q ssvsn-ysar-cI4 scr %
Stanley e Csunnison vto recently rad. q
fight for ths Republican leadership - ths
18th Assembly District against Naval
Cffcer Eracke
The little fellow ccarialred y.sssrtsy
morning Of sewers pains N bis r1zh. tsecs
which soon became raraiyz.9 Ths family
physician diagnosed ths ease as ers % ~
FAINT paralysis and ordered treatment ~
electricity ana BY massage
Marion Brigham. ten wears old. 1sIg.,-
ter CT ths Rev. L Ward Brigham. pzsso-
Of AL Souls Church. FIathush. also - SUI
fering from ilfans paralysis II Is said thar
the entire rt=as side % her bod IS af-
fectsd Mr. Brighana's family spent t,s
summer IN SpFtngnsls- Mass whsrs re
child Is supposed 70 have contracted the
disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
DISORDER IN IRWIN STRIFE
futile Attempt 70 Assassinate Families
of Nine officials.

irwin Penn. Sept. ZZ-Mers than hun
dred revolver and rife shots Tsre fred into
the homes OF Levi Good. superintendent,
and John Olsen. foreman, % the Penn Gas
and Coal Company's mines at Claridss early
TO-DAY. The two families. each os which
includes half dozen children. escaped in
jured by living fat on the fioeFs q their
bedrooms while the bullets shattered the
windows and mirrors and brought down the
plaster.
The attack vas made BY large gang OF
raen but. although the state troopers hur-
RED 70 the scene. they were not successful
to-day in running down definitely any MEM
hers Of the shooting party There has been
strike On in ths Irwin coal fields slucs
last March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
UNION AND SOCIALISTS PARADE
Red Fire and Torchlight Procession to
Union Square on Saturday Night.

J G. Phelps Stokes, Robert Hunter
Charles Edward Russell John A, Wall and
many union men and socialists have az
ranged q red fire and tcrchlight procession
for Saturday night.
NJ Fruchter, Of the Central Federated
Union viii Be grand marshal Carpenters
Union 800. about 1To0 strong, VIII head
the parade and following them viii ee
hfty other unions Socialists from every
Assembly district in Manhattan and The
Bronx viii be in line, and " - estimated
+hat nrtv thousand men viii hs in the
uptown division
A Kermit has been granted I'VE thousand
BROOKLYN n1archsrs 70 cross the Brooklyu
Bridge 70 CITY Hall, where they are 70
meet a New Jersey division, and together
march I'D Broadway. Another division
forming en- the lower East side VIII parade
north into Unicn Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
PLuCEY WITH BROKEN ArN
Doctor Grauks Engirs with Iefs EarS
ard Comes Here foF Treatment.
Tsp Telszrzph 20 rhs rrseun

South NeFwalk. csuu.. sept 1T-sct.
bones in his wight forearm hsviEr ess1
broken b. a fall. Or. George p FooI-s a
summer resident here gays FsnaTka5is
EXHIBITION 80 gEit last evening ~hsn Ia
started che netcE ef hts launch wfsh his
left hand, stssred her % TIE mainland and
then maze his way BY trolley and trasr 70
New York befeFe he Fsosivsd medical at
teudanes tcr his injury.
Dr. Pole was returning - his home.
an. IN the dark fell from The retaining wslt
around Little L hammock Islard. whsrs-
on Is his summer horss. Or. Pcols msds
tbs return trip all alens. prsfsrrirs net G,
alarm his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
WRIT FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Clarke. IF Kings County, to shoT Cause
for Detention OF Svindisr.

District Attorney Clarks Of Kings cour-
~ has been ordered 20 appear IN the eu
creme Court, Manhattan, this morning and
show cause Why writ OF eertierari should
not be issued in the case OF Frank c Mar
r,n who IL serving hftesn years at Auburn
prison for swtndllng Mrs. Cathsrtns Barry
out OF 80 600. The order 10 show cause vas
obtained by the National Surety Company.
which furnished a $4,000 bond for Marin
after he had been convicted IN ths federal
courts Of Pennsylvania % using the mails
for improper purposes
After his conviction Marin was sentsnced
TO serve I'VE years IN 5Ioyamensing prison.
but got z stay of execution. u was IN 1908.
while Marin was cut on bah. that District
ATTORNEY Clarke found him In 2 cars in
Manhattan and had him arrested on the
charge Of swindling Mrs Barry
Mr. Clarke said that The object OF the or
der was 70 have him shew Why Marin IS
detained in Jail OF this state He theuEht
that the surety company wished to show
the fnapesstbility OF delivering him 70 the
federal authorities Of Pennsylvania and 50
get 2 release from its bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
POLICE CLERK INDICTED.

Samuel Cornell. the former Police Head
quarters clerk. who was charged by Henry
Murphy, a candidate for appointment to
the police force. with having obtained 500
from him under tbs false prstsnce OF
assisting him 70 secure appointment was
indicted by the grand jury YESTERDAY on
the charge OF grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
CAR KILLS BROOKLYN BABY
Older ohadrsn Had Rushed Asrcss
Track IN Ssfetv-Metorman Held.

Mabel PaEFett, four wears old. CT No isS
Gates avenue. BROOKLYN vas Instantly
killed last evening BY wssteonae trolley car
No ssh OF the Gates svenus line The
child was caught under shs fender and
crushed 70 death. pr. DIXON. OF ST. Jegn
Hospital was called. bur. of course. could
do nothing
Mabel vas PLAYING at TIRE curs N troRt %
Ne 81 Gates avenue, with cther chlldrsn.
when NEST OF them made rush across the
street. Maeel toddles after The others, but
was too rttls to 80 fast ersGsh
The police ARRESTED Frederick Gsigsr. the
motogpan OF tine car. - a technical chsrss
81 honlcldss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
KInNAPPERs sAFFLE POLICE
Peter cirineion's Father Denies He
Ever Received Threatening Letters,

Ever Received Threatening Letters,
No trace has get been aetainsd 81 hyde
Peter Cirinciou. who was kidnapped on
Monday by two msn while he was AZ play
near his fathers rug stere. AZ No. "A
If1ckensack Plank Road. Upion Hill. N J.
Ths only advances made hV the pelics has
been 70 coafirn In a measure the story or
the lads plaVmatss-
Police Captain Kregsr has sseeTraihet
that a vehicle drawn by two small gray
horses, or ponies. as told BY the lads play
mates. crossed fTem New York 81 41d street
70 weehaTksn az 10 O'Clock on Menday
morning. and crossed nom 14th street. Ho-
bcken. TO sd street. New York. about $50
Q.
Charles Cirinciou denies positively that
hs ever received any letter demanding
money, bur the police have learned that
SOME weeks ago there was talk IN the
vicinity OF CirIncion's place that some ona
had demanded several hundred dollars
from him. There is also nsishoorhood Sos-
sip that he received letter wsek ego
demanding $500. He denied this. but the
police think his dsBisI Is dictated b. fear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
ANOTHER VICTIM OF DINNER
Third Man Dies After Eating Salad at
Elizabeth, n. J., Gathering.

elizabeth. y J., Sept 27.--Anothar death
occurred today among thess who attended
the juhilee dinner here on September 10.
The latest victim was Leo PlatI, twenty
Eve years old
Three new cases Of tyPheid fever. al Of
the victims being men Who attended the
dinner, DEVELOPED to-day Health Oaesr
Richards has obtained list Of the places
where articles that possibly could contain
typhoid germs we're purchased by the
caterer. and Is tracing each hack TO the
PRODUCER The general belief Is that the
disease was contracted from the lobster
salad This appears 70 have contained a
large portion OF crab meat, and the crabs
may have GENE frem infected waters along
tbs shore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
OPPOSE WIDER MORRIS STREET.

When the proposition 70 widen Morris
street from Broadway to West street came
UP before the Greenwich Street Local Beard
yesterday morning, Borough President Nc
Aseny explained that the proposition. II
carried ont, would change the street from
one thirty feet wide 70 one seventy-fve
feet wide. a large number OF property
owners appsared and enc or them said that
the Improvement would cost s. 250.o coo while
those who were most active in urging II
were outside OF the area or asses ment-
Exchange were said to be among these ia
Voring the plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
PED S0K BEATEN TWICE
Chances of Finishing Second In
jured bv Cleveland.

Cleveland, Sept 27-Boston's chances Of
finishing second IN the American League
race suffered rude shock TO-DAY. when
Cleveland beat the Red Sex IN both games
Of double eaaer
Lajoie's batting vas feature Of The
first game He made a single, 4 double
and = henne run.
IN the second game Smith and Hardness
we're driven from the box Smith passed
Laioia purposely in the fifth. filling the
"a sez HohnhoTst then trlpled. winning
me came The scores tOllcW-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
MRS. oHRIsTY WITH srsTEB
Friends Say Artist and Wife viii Soon
Be Fully Reooncilsd

Mrs Howard Chandler Christy. wife Of
the artist, whose marital troubles have
been aired in the courts on and on for the
last year. returned to this city yesterday
from Duncan Fails. Ohio. where she had
been visiting her husband She Is now at
the home OF her sister. Mrs. Richard Hail
OF No. 6I2 Eiveralde Drive Mrs Hall said
last night that Mrs. christys relations with
her husband were harmonious
Close friends of the Christys said last
night that the artist and hts wife would
soon be fully reconcued, and thar they
would do everything IN their power to bring
about an agreement. The Chyistys sepa-
rated about year ago, and a legal figst
for the custody of their child. Nstaus fol-
lowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28

THs-hass hits-5peaksr. Lewis t. Three
base hits-Jsckson. HohnhorsU Stahl. sacrlflce
fits-Hsrkness, Smith Sacrifice ay--Eastsrly-
Sroleu kes@s-Turnsr, JACKSON Double plays
Turner and Lajoie. Hirs-Ch Harknass, n D
i-ninEs fEcre cut in sixth; OF Eeestner, meme in
, inrinrs. of Smith, in > innings Off Wood, 5
in Q innings FIRST base on balls-Cn HARNESS
OF smith, Struck out-By FaTknesS J. %
Koestrer. 2 by Smith, 2 by Wood, = Passed
balI-Czrrfgan = Pirst base On eFror-Boston
sL,eft On bases-Cleveland. 5. Besten- z. Time
q T-ranirA-Esvans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
m TAIL or ABDUCTION CHARGE
Father Finds Two Daughters at Homs
of Man Near White Plains.

Harry Safes is locked up in the White
Plains Jail on 4 charge Of abdueting Mil
dred Potter. the young daughter Of EIr
and Mrs. George Potter, OF White Plains
Bates was arrested on Monday night at the
home of his mother at Armonk
It was said that when an officer and the
girls father Went to the house the child
and q sister, Mabel Potter. wsrs in al
upper room
The White Plains police said they believed
the elder sister. MABEL who Is nineteen
years cid. had run away. taking her
Younger sister with her The mother told
the police that the girls had taken every
piece Of JeTelry in the house with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
IRISH MEETING ~ BUFFALO.

Bu0aIs sept s7.-Irtshmsn from al parts
o. che United states and canada -day
rallied to the standard OF John r Red
monH ana bis colleagues N tbs Irish Na-
tonaNst party j. was The opening - ths
Fifth Biennial National Convention - the
United Irish League. but rh@ sessions -
solved themselves into a continuous euiezy
Of Msssrs. Redmond. Deviln. C'CoHuor and
their colleagues, and ratification OF tlts
policies which they represent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
SECOND EAAk-
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ATHLETICS CLIMB HIGHER
Win Two Games from ST. Louis
One Being 2 Shut Out.

81 Louis. sept Z7-The Philadelphia Ath-
Iett-z defeated s. Louis twice TO-DAY, a.
70 o and ) 70 4. making cne hundred de-
fea-s for rha 'hone team Morgan allowed
c1lv che hit in the hrst game The scores
follow