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The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Flour-Quiet,
unchanged Pork-Quiet: mess, $2450
Q25 Lard-Firm: middle west. spot.
s11s0912 sugsr--Raw. quiet; centri-
furai. sc test, $4.2e; muscovado. SO test,
$3.50: refined, quiet; cut loaf. S6.95;
crushed, 1856: powdered. 1925: granu-
lated, sb.15. Coree-Rio No. Z, on the
spot. sQekc. Tallow-Firm; city. IN /;
country, Tn7Hc. Hay--Steady; prime
nominal No. q. to No. I, $l:o5@iss;
clover and clover mixed. 76cd s1.16.
Dressed poultry-Irregular; turkeys,
iT@2Ic: chickens, le@2tc; fowls. 1iG
1sc; ducks. 1en 1isc. Live poultry
Quiet; geese, 12c; ducks, lac; fowls, Is
d1ec: turkeys, 10@14c; ROSTERS, lie.
Cheese-Steady; state milk, common TO
specials, 10q16hc; skins, common TO
specials. 81 612hc; full skins, ~ % &c.
Coffee options opened unchanged to
&c lower. Butter-Firm. receipts, g.
79s: creamery extras. 29c: state dairy
tube. 22a csc: Initiation creamery nrsts.
241s5c. Eggs-Firm: receipts, s423:
nearby white fancy. 27G32c; nearby
mixed fancy, 22l25c; fresh frsts. 100
22c.
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FOUR DUELS FOUGHT.
FOR ONE FAIR WOMAN
Frau Won Siemens Married the Victor
and Changed Nationality Fourth
Time.

BERLIN, Aug. e-Frau Won Siemens
is magnetic, likewise versatile. Not
only did she recently cause four duels
to be fought in four countries, all with
In four days, but the ardent suitors
for her hand and heart who thus did
test their prowess were gay old boys
OF more than ninety years. They EVIL
IDENTIFY were In earnest, for they used
swords, and the victor. Gen. Fecia di
Cassato. married the prize.
Causing duels, however, has not
been the woman's chief accomplish
ment. In acquiring husbands of vari-
cd hues she was at her best, and In
this she has her American sisters dis
tanced. In fact, she Is laughingly
spoken of as the international wife"
because of the remarkable diversity
of her taste in the nationalities of her
liege lords.
She is now enjoying the sweets of
life as the wife of an Italian. having
reached that goal by easy stages from
Switzerland by way Of Russia and
Persia. Still. she never saw the light
of Reno or the glories of Sioux Falls.
What she might have accomplished.
had she known America II beyond
imagining.
Frau Won Slemens was an humble
child Of Switzerland named Eleanore
Fussli when at seventeen she married
Carl Won Siemens, a Russian noble
man. At bis death she became the
wife of Prince Malcolm Kahn, Per-
sian Ambassador to Rome, but az he
was said to be more than plentifully
supplied with wives at home Mrs.
Siemens obtained divorce. Now she
is the wife of Gen. Cassato OF Rome.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
tb)Bid. ts)sold. tx)spiit.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber q Co, Aug Is: -Wheaf=Prices
suffered q drop Of = G1hc at the open
ing, but since then the pressure of sell
ing has not been heavy enough to
make any further break of conse-
Quence. Short covering and buying by
commission houses on resting orders
checked the declines. News generally
bearish. Liverpool came 1h41%d
louvre with better weather reported In
France and slow demand from con-
tinent. Corn declined at the start with
wheat but has rallied. Influenced by \
brisk buying demand. and values have
much more than recovered their nrst
and worlds shipments were large at
b.288,000 bu, but foreign news was
overlooked by local bulls. who bought
on the poor crop reports. Offerings
since the opening has been light. Re-
ceipts only 101 cars.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16


Anal. Cop. 65h Am c. q r.. -; do
pfd. liih; Am. Cot on. eok; Am. Ice,
2s Am. Loco. s7h: do pfd. iosh; Am.
smss;; esx; Am; sugar i:oh An .on H.
a T., ls<4: Am. Wool. ala; Ana. COP
ssh Atch., sst b. q O.. 1oIA - H.
TT; 7ek; Can; Pac;s is4Y Cen; L ga :.
CT. W.. siN: c, NJ 8 ST, p. issH ch:
4 N'west'n. i4iH; Col. +. a l.. ,,,s*
Col. a South. IS; Cons. Cas- isi a
Corn Prod. iiH; d. & Hud.. Isl; d. a
Rio Or. soh bis; Sec. Cor. -; s Eris.
do ore. Sc; IN Cent. lash: Int Met.
II; DO pfd, .sS; Kan. c: So. asn IA l. az =
Mo. Pac. s2E ". Y. Cent, iis%; N: r..
@: a w; .os No,t 4 w p.o a. ca: S SSs:
Pr ST. Car. ssx: Read. i4sH; Rep: !.
= St, 81 DO gta. ssy Rock sI Isl. ,i ~
South Ry.. asL: do pfd. 50: Tenn. Cop.
2t,t T., st. L: 4 w, ssh Union Pas.
iisss; Rub. stk; Steel, To-: S9 1nH
do pfd. IS.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Markets and Finance

Coalition. The trading has not been
large. and there fs no great pressure 10
sell Other departments OF the market
are strong. Shoe Machinery common
sold At So. q gain OF lh points. and
United Fruit at 100. is . points higher
Reported for The Times by Paine.
per opening. spot 56f SIS Cd. advance OF
90 id: futures. b7f, IS Sd. advance of
o. I'D Boston market opened steady
with prices ranging u to y over Sat-
market weakened a little with frac-
tional loses on Copper Range. North
Suite and Lake. The copper metal has
been advanced to l2%c, and sales since
pounda
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GRAIN AMI PEovIsIoNS

pETROlT. Aug. 15-Close: The
bulls were astonished to see a sudden
Weakening In the Liverpool market as
carly es Monday, which resulted In a
kets The foreign slump was caused
by heavy worlds exports and the ex-
pvetation OF 2 large increase In the
Yuan Suanusg Oh wheat on passage There
such as the spread OF cholera In Rus
sia, which 10 expected TO result In re
auction or exports, and the bulls think
FAVOR Thsy are s .s largely In their
quickly recover frcn: ,neir weakness.
Snieaxo has = large movement OF
wheat and stocks there are increasin Z
bsarish. Without a continuation of
sight to hold Amsricsn prices up.
The wheat market showed no power
OF recovery on Monday. and closed on
the bottom for the day at loss OF
NC all along the line.
Corn and oats lost &c, and ruled
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red.
VI, 02%; September opened with a de-
cline OF &c at sl.o3%. and declined to
sI.9s%: December opened at sEo7h.
SLIP. and declined to ,i.llh No. /
Coarse grain quotations: corn-cash
No: 2. 6shc; No. 2 yellow. 6shc: No. 8
~ ~ q
TENDER. 3TKo: No. 5 white. SIC.
Rys-cash No. i, and September. 74o.
Beans-cash, Sass; October. s2.lo;
Cloverseed-Prime spot. $40; octo-
Der. SO bags at $3.50; March. $3.50;
prime alsike. $3.50; sample alsike. Is
sssss =, :: e % $40 rs at HIs' 10 at '7aS'
Timothy seed-Prime spot. SO bags
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
OF oats and OF rye. Stocks are l2i,-
24S bu OF wheat. 162.20s bu OF corn.
~. sol bu Of oats. and 1856 bu of rye.
Mnsas II;sesiPss Monday Duluth and
year ago; Winnipeg. IL cars. against
Is: ST. Louis, 2<6, 900 bu, against $4,000
bu: Kansas City, SOS cars, against $50.
Wheat on passage. s.2os.0o0 bu in
Worlds wheat receipts last week.
IL. 10000 bu; year ago, s.o4s.oo0 bu.
Russia exported 3.37e, 900 bu OF wheat
wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. 2.l64.ooo blu; year ago. l.447,-
900 blu.
Visible supply changes last week
100000 blu. decrease; oats. 1.7s3.o00 bu.
decrease.
Exports of wheat and -four Monday
NhooA As NStpoOA CaooS0 ~ W -
lower.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, o.. Aug. 15.-wheat-Cash,
't1.o3; Sept. S1.osh; Dec. s1.07 May
l.l1x. Corn-Cash, 67hc; Sept. 6s% :
Dec. e2Ac; May. s4%o. Oats-Cash.
27kc: Sept. s7Sc. Dec. sshc, May 42h
Rys-No, 2. 52hc; No 3. sshc clover
seed-Cash, Oct, Dec. and March. $3.50.
Aisike-Prime and Aug, $3.50. limo
thy--Prime, Aug and Sept. $3.50. But
ter. eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Opening: All
options lower except May corn. Sept.
wheat ~ c. Dsc. and May &c lowers
Sept. and Dec. corn NC lower May
NC higher. Sept. oats &c. Dec. NC,
and May &c lower. Provisions lower
Sept wheat nc. Dec. and May sc
loweD Sept. corn &c. Dec. Ac high
err: May &c lower: Sept. oats &c low
err; Dec. and May same as opening
price
Close: All options closed lower ex-
cept Dec. oats. Dec. wheat &C. May
iHc lower. Sept; corn Sc. Dec. &c.
May sc lower Sept and May oats sc
lower. Dec. same as the opening price.
Provisions lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

a. ATi, Com lsx, gos q Cor i!x Butte
Cal Hec,a 5ss. chief IL. Chino 1sN.
Cobalt Central II. Cop Range ssN, Da-
yIs DAILY ~. First Nat as. Franklin
Cons 81 Gfeene Cam TX. Aanc oI"s -,
Ind ls, Inspiration s%, Isle Royaie So.
La sale 10Y. La Rose 4. Lake ssX.
Mass Miami 81. Mohawk so. New
North Butte 2s%, North Lake 10. ohio
Copper 2, Osceoia lao. Quincy 7sh. RAJ
ven 20 Ray Cons isS. shannon IL.
south Lake y Sup Cop AM, Sup q
Trinity So, Utah Apex az, Utah Cons
si%, smelt 3sk. do pr 40, winona
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber CO., Aug. IT.
Notwithstanding an advance In the
selling price OF the metal by the Unit
ed Metals Selling CO., Amalgamated
and Smelters led the decline In this
mornings stock market with losses of
something more than a full point each.
The general market in sympathy sold
fractionally lower. There was. how
ever. no decided pressure on and trad
ing was dull. The money situation re-
mains easy and II IL expected that the
American bankers will secure at least
a part Of the South African gold offered
I'm the London open market today.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
LIVE sT0CK.



Dunning 4 Stevens Live Steak Report.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. Is
Cattie-Rscsipts. iSo cars; market i6c
70 Best sss 1850 i.scc to 1soo.,e. steers 1880
s.ss. sSosSs 1 ns%s:: best LOG to Zoo:
70: shippins steers 1855 $40 SS,S medium g. Is
SS,so; light butcher steers, sS0s,ss;
COWS. l404b0; common 20 medium DO.
ss. .iH2.r , ri%Ssfsss aoos s.t.rs
:soeS h:if.rs .s;7sS1; best i:sdi SS
;s1's : .,sse.r. m q: sr.d ss ssS e.
$ $iis; e . sss ;HT'Ss;Ts com
s. sSsI is'sSSg: workers, ssss; pigs.
s and h lambs. s 20 s:.r
iinss. y6.2s65.75: wethers. s5@625;
Caives~S5ds5
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. NJ. Y, Aug: 15.--
The mas closed with the following
and lower. prime steers. s79!2s;
s ssS sor sr'fsss Sos 'Ss s: s;5;!' mts
Receipts. 1850; fairly active and
Sheep and lambs--Receipts. 1000; slow
and lower; choice lambs. ts.50Q7; Gull
to fair. e5Qs.25; yearlines. $500 5. 10;
sheep. SscS625. Hogs-Receipts. Ia
$50; slow and lower; workers. ts@s.2o;
pigs, ss.2s: mixed. .fs9e.os: heavies.
tslo1s: roughs. e7.2S074o; stays.
ss.sooLs ru,c.oo
CHICAGO, Aug 1s--Hogs--Recefpt
mixed. sSssSsss: heavy. sSsoGsss:
roushs. $50; piiss. ,sssoas Cattle,
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

The poultry market has rnally given
way. Quite lot was carried over
from Saturday. and dealers reported
not even an inquiry this morning.
With outside markets all lower than
ours the poultry situation looked weak.
Butter was firm, and any change at Eli
gin today was expected TO be upward.
Eggs and potatoes were irm In tone.
peaches from eastern orchards were on
sale. but the deal IL quiet just now.
Hue kleberries were In good supply but
otherwise there WAS nothing Offering.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
BOSTON COPPER LETTEn.

=. Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone Co, Aug. Is: A proft-taking
copper market influenced largely by
the somewhat reactionary tendency Of
the New York list. No serious declines
nave TAKEN place. The active stocks
Inc activity has been I'm North Butte.
Lake Copper. Hancock, and Butte
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CHICAGO PRODuCE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Butter-steady
creamery axtras, Csc: irsts. 24c. Eggs
Firm: prime frsts, 20ci frsts. 1sc.
Cheese-Twins, l4h @14Ec; young
Fowls. l2h % fac; ducks, 13c; geese. 8
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
NEW YORK. COTTON.

Judge Donovan has granted the
Union Trust Co. permission to reduce
its bond as trustee of the City Saw
ings bank from 100000 to 100000.
The assets OF the defunct bank are
almost all distributed and the bond
fully covers what remains OF them.
The whole amount will be cleaned UP
before long, 1t II expected.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 2sc ID:
frsts. csc; dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock, :1c per 10.
EgGs-Fresh current receipts. casss
included, 1sc per doz. Receipts on
Monday, 6e2 cases.
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qsso; Texans. sssee7.se; ws.trsn, -
cows and heifers. Ss600s.s6; calves,
ss5o6sbo. sheep and Lambs-Re-
seiPts $1,000; ies i lSwsr ;o NATIVE saaSX
az $50; western. sA2s9s.bS.
CLEVELAND. tt
CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. l6.-Hogs-
Receipts 1900. steady TO &c lower: me-
dlums and heavies. ts.7o0175; York.
ers. 81 10; pigs and lights. 80. 40. Cattle
--Receipts II cars. i00l5c lower
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars
s6.7s top. calves--Receipts 800. $3.50
top
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
yoBnryo s,HJCEs.

Oekoo Deans. LID, % " ooc. Lima oeanes
stsndsrd. ssc. Table -~si.. ass d 20.
rsS:.-tE +, early ian Jane; 20 u.ss: .sand-
1ockeye. taiE 1LSo; man. y; Aiaska
msices. as sue: suecoIasn. 81 Vi.ls per
Cenee-Psckage coffee. loo-lb case,
E.sd.Bran: si:; sns mlaal,n,Fs. ST:
e17; coarse .eorn-meaA. $50; corn and
cate chop; :2t per ton;
riecFsIMSichisan patents. IN 700:
ssI.lxSt. $780, cis... sseS per Dol
seed. saa: Diamond sG headlight ii; Ho Kerosene.
:soxn s.:oliae lsdn per Es Hs' sSrD.n.las:
Prss,sso.:@S sss pI PORK. ,as; family.
:noRsa hs %ss'1 Tx Use siaa1 a!y o..ls:G
.n s.s'i i. snsu'd aiSsasH .rs
tiercss. lskc; kettle rendered. lt*c 70.
suxar-cuotations corrected daily by
list for Detroit. DeIray, Crosse Pointe,
Highland Park, North Detroit and
River Rouge; Crystal dominoes. ZIP.
:sEi: tablets 4 ss wv; 81. Leaf 1852
standard powdered. So; granulated. ex-
ira coarse. $3.50; ,granulated. fine In
$3.50; granu1ated. 2-ib. cottons. $500;
granulated, 5-lb. cottons $3.50; granu-
lated, 10-lb cottons. t5.75: granulated.
:. S. 80: No. .. st,5s No Z. $50; no. s.
1916; No g, IS 40; No Z, S5.35; No. 4.
$3.50; No 8, SHE'S; No. 10. $40: No. II.
1915; No IL, sic: No. 10. 1905; No. II.
t5.05; No. Is. sos; Michigan graduated.
household powdered 5s. cartons Is to
case, Sc 40: household powdered IS. car
tons. as to case, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

hank and Trust Goa
Official quotations. Detroit Brokers'
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
Apples-New. .oc@las per bu. $50
$50 per Dbl.
Nan anas-oood shipping stock. Slgo
Qe3b0. according to quality.

Appie.-New. roe0Las per bu. $40
;:;: ::eaqs;s. - b Ussn.. ;.o'. 'l''
e ess.,Pr,sS E%s 60 R e, Is do.
SC.ssSss.nawiI q nsr ps hh, pa
old, lsc; York state. new. it; old. 10
, smN S1les n:Es iir e do.s ella
6wfss, new. .t0a2c; old ,t0s6c; Ina
ported Swiss. 2sV 500 per II,
D.ts.-Psrsian. $3.50 per Id: FardA
or.:.-S caiy..-choie. II oiiHe per
ri s1@T8n; i'G new. ss' iie,.e Per 10,
Fresh xet.bIe~-Cucumbers. a50
lettuce let aG sseS ,a'f s0' per sss
round ios per d So; WAX s.nn.
per- sr'' bu i'' parsley S ,oSssc per do csS
green peppers, i.75@s per ou: water
rS s Sr .rrnp sec sr sp1s
bu: Young onions. 12hc per bu,
California Fruits-Pears, s39S.25 per
box; plums. s292.25 per box: grapes.
sl;5s@22S per box: peaches. 3l.s5W
Grspe.~Delawares. sa750s per box.
Hay-Detrot dealers are paying the
psicenD . for esl sa nay m ss,
new, ;isGls.5o: No. . Timothy. $50
1880: clover, mixed. SIS Q15.b0: rye
straw, s7.5oGs: wheat and oat straw,
wagons on the city markets ranged
Hides--No cured. l0c: No. green.
Sc: No. 1 cured bulls. SC: No. I green.
1c: No. 1 cured kip, 10hc: No. 1 green.
&c: No. 1 cured Murrain, &C.; No. 1
green. Sc; No. cured calf. i4hc; No.
$3.50. No. 2. $3.50: sheepskins. as to
wool. 20 G75c: No. hides. lc on; kip
and calf INC OF.
-Heney-Fancy white. IsUI7c: amber.
1sQ1+c: extracted: 1000 per ID.
h. ssossesl,fs sf p S box:
Messinas. Sc q $50 per box
I.imes-Si a 1.25 Ter 100.
Melons Rock Fo-ds. $350Q5.50
case: watermelons, 30 q 4oc each.
M..hrs"@..ls soc per ID
sack. $3.50 per Dbl; Spanish. $3.50 per
Oranges-Caiifornis valencias. sa7S
<9<.7T-per-crates-
Observation-Disclosures. $500 crate
Peaches--white, clings. 25@3oc per
resr.wsoutnsrn. s40Aso per Dbl
Plums-S1.75I az per bu.
Potatees-Southern. s2.75 per Dbl: 81
Pouitry-Broilers. 1914 @17c: hens.
i5@issc: old roosters. sa1oc; ducks.
ls@isc; geese. lie: turkeys. l791sc
Rsspberrie.--Red. ,a9aso per Is-qt
case.
manifestations grown. s2Q225 per
blu: Canadian. ssg75c per l-3 bu bas-
ket.
TaIIos-No. I. sxc: No. :. SIC Ii.
Wool-Medium unwashed. lS031c:
dno unwashed. l%01ec per ~.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
EAST BUFrALO-CIo~e.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug 1s.--Hogs---Recefpt
s2scS 1Gc ,o sss hns sht s sSgss.
roushs, 1910; pigs, ss5ods Cattle
Receipts 30. 600. loc lower; besves. tAs5
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

John O. Sheets, the Republican
MAKE treasurer, called the convention
to Keystone party. Republicans,
oDocrats and labor party responded.
~ majority was Republican, but the
cnvention nominated for governor
orry, the Democrat, who had been
D11efed in the Guffey convention.
~ choice for Acknowledgements
- y. Clarence Gibboney, the fight
To- ~ graft In Philadelphia.
Q<t Berry and Gibboney have be-
making speeches. They have de-
oDc4 great strength. Already PEN
~ counted out Grimm, conced-
- fight this tfall to be between
9Cublican and Keystone tickets
Dc1Docrafic machine 70 working
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
MASSACHUSETTS WINS i, ] SEAMAN NAHKA CUP

Manchester. Mass, July 2S.-The Sea-
 wanahka cup stays in the United States.
 Its defender, the Massachusetts of the
 Manchester Yacht club, outsailed and
 outdrifted the Canadian challenger St Lawrence of the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht club in the third and final round today
 The race was won in three straight victories The conditions were the best kthree in five After futile effort to fol- Dow the American a third time around the zfour-nile triangular course today, the Est. Lawrence withdrew and, hauling back sto the finish, helped to celebrate the vic ktory of her opponent
 The Massachusetts pulled out ahead Tat the start, and after establishing a Head of a mile, was content until the wind fbegan to fail Then, for the first time, sthe race became really exciting It was sA question whether the Massachusetts swould be able to finish within the time s1imit She started on the last leg of a a1nile and a third with just enough wind fto keep her sails full.
 [ Half way in the wind fell completely. sand with 40 minutes more the defender khad half a mile to go and not breath Hof air to push her.
 x Slowly the Yankee yacht Tapped along, Haided by a itful puff of wind now and %then, and finally rolled over the finish Zine with 27 minutes and seconds to Bpare.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
Rowe Had Narrow Escape

New York, July 2S.-Charles Rowe one [bf the best known racing men of the Mouth, whose home is in New Orleans, but {who is spending the summer at Sheeps-
 head Bay, is recovering today after a
 harrow escape from drowning at Coney
 Island yesterday. Mir. Rowe had gone 7bathing and was seized with a cramp 1When half a mile off shore His strug- Xgles were seen from shore and two Friends hurriedly manned a lifeboat and rowed quickly to his rescue. They Reached Rowe as he was sinking for the Ehird time One of them caught him by 7khe arm and pulled hin into the boat He was taken ashore and
 hfter a half hours work was revived and Bent back to his hotel in a carriage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
Barons Have Grand BlOW-Up ne. P@1 Vi ROBERTS
Edited By HUGH w. ROBERTS
SOME LIVE GOSSIP

 Dock Johnson Atlanta baseman
  the Lookout calling of the deal a o and the onsh will this should i generally effective and especially so against Chattanooga yesterday pitchers badly showed spirit tying Bauers 
 
  complete the fourth inning they probably 
 
  and they keyed them the highest pitch. Yesterday the They off reaction to
  them And thereafter they settled ball. Shreveport 
 
 
  little for the raw-boned sidewheeer
  day. of he yielded pair of which been caught reported, by Yerkes o he Sure it would? in chorus F wint They should beat the Crackers out They will ball a A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
HUNTER PLAYS WELL
 ON WESTERN LINKS

Minneapolis, Minn., July 2S.-Four Chi cagoans remain in the running for the western amateur golf championship as the result of the third round over the Minatakahda club links today. In the semi-finals Charles Evans, Jr., of Edge water will play Robert E. Hunter of Midlothian, and Warren K. Wood of Homewood will meet Mason E. Phelps of Midlothian. Hunter was the sensation of the day, when he defeated Albert Seckel of Hinsdale. the eastern intercol- legiate champion, by six up and four to play, negotiating the IS holes in s2-2 strokes better than it ever has been done before. Ills 6S will not stand as a course record, as it was made in match play. Although Seckel was beaten with four holes left to play, both men continued the IS holes in order that Hunter might com plete his medal score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
TROOPS ENGAGE
 IN SHAM BATTLE

Chattanooga, July 2S.-Wagons carrying supplies for the Brown army were the object of an attack by Reds at Chicka- mauga park today. The two forces of the sham battle were made up of reg ulars and the territory lying west of the Lafayette road and south of Fort Ogle- thorpe was the scene of heated en- counter.
 The Red forces was commanded by Capt. George White of the Eleventh cav airy and it consisted of ten troops of the Eleventh cavalry and one battery of the First Field artillery. The Browns. commanded by Captain Hardaway of the Seventeenth infantry. consisted of the Seventeenth infantry, one troop of the Eleventh cavalry and one battery of field artillery.
 As to the result of the battle the um- pires will not say. as both sides did good fighting and met with about the same loss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
Fighters Have Difference.

New Orleans, July 2.-Tommy Walsh. matchmaker of the New Orleans Athletic club, who has offered purse of s10000 for 2o-round bout in this city between Ad Wolgast and Packey Mcfarland on Labor day, announced today that he has received applications for the terms from both fighters, but with important reserva- tions. Wolgast will not fight except at 133 pounds ringsIde, while Mcfarland in- sists that the weighing-in be four hours before the bout. The opinion expressed here is that Promoter Walsh will not get the men to agree on the weight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
Hendricks Meets Defeat

Lake Forest, H., July 2S.-The de- Neat of T. w. Hendricks, one of the holders of the Pacific coast doubles ten his championship, by Albrecht Ludke In the mems singles today was the Feature of the western championship Tournament on the Ontwentsia club eourts Ludke took the match in 7-5, B-3, advancing himself toward the Ihnals. In the fourth round of the
 nen's singles P Gardner, western in- Intercollegiate champion, was defeated
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 bf the former champion. The most Spectacular play of the day was the de-
 eeat of Hayes and Peters by Widner hnd Gardner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29
Athens Wins Two

Athens, July 2S.-(Special )-The second series between Athens and Decatur was finished yesterday afternoon with a dou- ble-header. The games were the most spirited ever witnessed here. Decatur sent two carloads of visitors on a special to see Athens defeat its sluggers by vic- tories of to 0 and to l. The first game was the best ever witnessed on the local field Athens team has been greatly strengthened by the addition of Sheleah Ware of Sparta, Tenn, who comes to the second base, and is a star