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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
STUDENTS HELP THIEF'S WIFE
Collect Purse After Sending tssr- Illus
band TO Prison.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 28.-Ciar
ence G. Childs, a Yale law school sen
ior who plays right tackle on the var
sity team, made up a purse in the Pc.
lice court for the wife of the mar he
had just helped to send to jail fol-
theft.
Arthur G. Jacobs had been convicted
on sixteen charges of theft from Yale
students and had been sentenced to
Jail for $40 days. He was also bound
over to the superior court oil a chargs
OF burglary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
OYSTER TRiTTERs.

For oyster fritters make a bHtter with
tive well beaten eggs. a cupfui ox milk,
two eupfuis OF -four and sait to taste.
gsas the batter very smooth. stir in
sso dozen oysters and a half a ga
spoonful OF baking powder and drep by
tablespoonful into hot fat. Turn the
xristsrs with q fork so they win brown
on both sides and drain on paper. One
secret o. amy batter mixturs ss to havs
1T very cold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28

Lsok at the prices of things as
advertised in today's paper. IL you
know values. and have . care for
your purse, these prices viii interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
OYSTER DRESSING.

Ths most popular drsssirg for eys-
ters or clam on the half shsaz IN enc
Family is ccpisd from the pension ia
Paris waers the daughter cs the fsraii
iy wtntered last year. A shxhlot is
chopped very ere and mixed with half
: cs,ptui Of vinegar. with sslt and pe21
per 20 taste.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28

Look at the prices OF things" as
advertised In today's paper. If you
know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
Opera Singers Gift to Salvation Arm,

Montelair, N. j., Oct. 28.-Mfss Anna
Helnstron, a Swedish opera singer. by
a gift of ea3,ooe to the Montelair
branch of the Swedish Salvation
Army, has enabled that organizations to
plan for the erection of a brick arm
DRY here. The armory will be a two
story building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28

Some of the news" OF your imrne-
diate neighborhood may be found ia
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
DEALS

Every mar has at times n his
mind the ideal Of what he hoAa
be. but Is noe This ideal may be
high and eOznplese. OF i Hsay be
Eoss and s.aaGciens. yea "a al nssn
HAT realiy aeek 10 aspssye il u
better thsn the aeluA ehsfaeasr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
WEATHER

Observations OF the United
States weather bureau, taken at
\ D. II. today. follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
Weather Eorecas,

Fair and colder. with northwesterly
winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28

lonnt = o uto los sIght Of III fact that we haye the LAKGEsT, FINEsT. :
= co..DTp rp sroc1 - TDNTTuR = LOWEST PRICES IN THE cry :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-16
CITY NEWS.

-Ferndell raisins at Immegart's.
One large Keokuk jeweler, reports
his business during the past week,
far In advance Of that Of last year,
and from the smile on his face, it
can be said that all Of the other bust
ness men of the city are highly pleas
ed with the success of attracting holt
day custom early.
Read the advertisements. They
will help you in selecting your Christ
mas present.
Holland G. Boltz have $50 pairs Of
skates. Your choice 25c per pair.
-Melrose Methodist Episcopal
church. Nels Pearson, pastor. Ser
vices next Sunday as follows: 1920
a. m. Sermon and communion SER
vice, Dist Superintendent G. A. An
derson OF Des Moines in charge, at
3 o'clock address by DR.. Wesley Pot
ter OF Keokuk. At 1880 sermon by
Rev. o. G. Sandberg, Donovan, Ill.
The formal dedicatory service. led by
pastor. Extra music and singing. A
hearty welcome is extended to the
whole community.
Fresh marshmellows, zoe per
pound at Schouten's.
Services at the English Evangel-
ical Lutheran church, corner 14th and
Johnson streets. Rev. William f.
Junge, 92s Franklin street. pastor.
Sunday school at $50 a. m, Preach
ing services at 1O:45 a. M, and $50
p. m.
Buy copy Of Pen Pictures OF
Early Western Days by a Keokuk
author. This book is particularly in
teresting TO Keokuk people. AT West
colts. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-16
Your Taste in Dressing"
FRED LINDSEY
go North Fifth.

keoknk an accurate account Of the
scenes and conditions in that country
as they are today. Nothing could be
more interesting than sojourn
through that country and Rev. Boyer
has chosen very appropriate sub
ject, especially at this time of the
year for Sunday afternoons meeting.
The attendance has been increasing
right along and there is always spec
ial music for each service At this
meeting Miss Jessie Banks will sing,
All men are invited and will be well
coined
Shows OF FIVE and six inches IN
depth are reported within less than
hundred miles Of Keokuk though
Keokuk has hardly had enough OF the
white element this season to be no.
ticed, only slight covering OF snow
having fallen a week ago this evening,
Ewers-Mc Carthy CO., the store OF
the Christmas spirit
Read The Daily Gate City. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-16
CITY NEWS

Smoke Moelle:'- Silver Ash cigar.
An Ewers-McCarthy ca. suit or
overcoat will be appreciated.
Ice harvestors are beginning
preparations for activities in their
line above the second lock. Wheth-
er ice can be harvested between the
first and second locks this winter is
problematic, as the water was SO
low before the freeze that Ice in
come places is only a half inch thick
and lies on the bottom of the canal.
Post card albums less than cost
at Collier Stationery Co.
The Y. M. g. A. desires to an
nounce the special service for men
Sunday afternoon at 3:45 in the asso-
citation hall. Rev. r. G. Boyer will
speak, rather deliver a. lecture on
Nazareth and its ENDORSEMENTS. :
Mr.. Boyer has been to the holy lanc
and has seen the birth place OF the
Savior, and will bring to the men Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-16
NOTICE.

The jewelry stores of Keokuk will
open Friday night and remain open
in the evening until Christmas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-16

SPECIAL TO FARMERS.
I pay highest cash prices for poultry
and country produce. 619 Main
C. ]. CARR, The Grocer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
BRI SHES ON THE SPEEDWAY.
Denver Again Prominent The Lower
Course sed.

The nov top witch Is being put on the
upper Speedway stretch =. not vet com
rle,st ara ,ba bo,... 49,. ,.,,,,,.,t.. -.
,.rdav mo,n,ny IN 49,. a.. h.t, ~. s,.srs
800 ',UlhS '" - 'he hAlt mh@ stretch
below Washington Bridge for 'he races This
arrangement IL much pleasantar for the
-nac,ator. on ,h. ,,o,,,r,,L 80 -. -.
-, ~, =, -, o.. - s,ahu,
~, nv - E""u TOT we racing. as grade
half way down tho stretch usually makes
tho horses lsavs their feet n they are going
at fas. Gin
S.,s., S..
''n S'ts"s hAu Az OF MS hor~a on
the dflve tie AT behind Denver. ?Is.
while Charles Straus handled MRlacca. and
Ida Haywood va. In III. hand. Of Tra'n.r
G,,Itt r,- ~ ~ na"us " IRA mr.
ShI ,N Denver. VINO Was compelled to
dividec the honors with James Murphy's
Kim last week was King Of the drive YES
tsrdav. His FRS, soto was Win ! n ~.
,.,a.' .h-,,, - ~, ~, ~, - " ,AN
'he-.hu, Hare b~h~ Mac 7hS.
trofter new 70 the Speedway game After
putting the marc in the ranks OF the loser.
Denver ,ackIed nj. old ry.l H., 81
-. 49, -, - 49, n,"i, SUI
I'uI VIC way uoWn we MIL 70 me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
CONVENTION TONIGHT.
warm FiEht for the HAn,iicapper's Job oS
Metropolitan Association.

The annual convention Of ths Me'ropoIi-
tan Association Of tho 4 A. q. takes placs
tonight at the IRISH American 4 q and
real hot battle - promised for the post
OF handicapp~r Along with the incum-
b-nf. 7 =. O'Brien. there are thr~s other
candidates in the neld They are ~ Ober-
tubbe-ing. who has been chairman ~ the
registration COMMITTEES. 4 q Copiand
an old tim. champion hurdl~r. aud g. IS
! NORWOOD. newspaper man. D'Hrten
has had 'hr job Tor a number IT years and
IN previous contests for the post his strong
es' hacker has be~n Obertuhbssinx vet
he saws he viii win DbeTtuhheztnR has
u figured 20 win on the firzt ballot. while
Upland ana nuerwoOd think their rnancss
are excellent All Tour have bs...n enga r. 4
N a most vigorous canvass
The ether business OF the aazociafiNn Will
prove Interesting There arc 10 clubs
nov on The roster. and thta is the high water
mark IN ita history The financial r.p0rt
val SHOW bigger balance than ever hef0rs
Since tho Inception Of tho association twenty
years ago JAns- T. Sullivan has dlled the
position OF President, and 80 far ~ can be
Earned he VII b reelected without ODpoai-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
LAWN TENNIS.
Play nc the Marine and Pseld club HAM.
uton Grange r. e.. Election.

number OF fast matches took place
a. the Marine and Field Club. Bath Beach,
Yesterday. with Edward sttllman teaching
the semi-finAl Of the singles In q driving
game StillmAn in his hrst match defeated
George II. Squires. "a. "a. "a. S'ill-
man found George Cochrane. Jr.. = more
dinncult opponent. a. the latter came up
10 the net on the Jump and smo' hered
drives In tho irs' set The two engaged
IN some spirited exchanges Cochrans
had had . hard match in which he defeated
William Darrell. So 81
4 match Of prolonged session. At driving
defeating NJ ~ DeChand iO-s 3.S a..
IN the lower half and reaching the semi
nnals The summary follows
Aen's Singles round-Yduard sun.
man defeated George n. Squre.. "A. a; s-s
George CochrAne. Jr. defeated William Darrell.
Third Round-Rdwsrd suilrnsn defeated G.or,.
Corhrans ": IS Paul chase defeated
Forty Of the leading women players Of
this section will begin competitions in the
cup single. to-day on the courts OF the
hontclair Athletic Club.
The Hamilton Grange lawn Tennis Club
has elected the following Officers Ernest
dent. Arnold G. Sayer. secretary. 3 T.
elected: George p Parkea, q y BRYAN
and the retiring pres dent. Arthur " Tow.
bond The their Of the board are Julio
" Steinacher, Edward W IL BAire /
Abbihl. John W. Hall Charles B. Pals and
Charles 7 shepard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
UOTOR BOiT GAMMA.
More Than Fury Entries for Race. 10 n.
Held This Week.

More than nifty entities have been mad,
Tor the motor boat races OF the Manufac.
turers Association which will begin n.-,
Wednesday. The starts will he oH the fco,
OF West iSsth street on the Hudson River
The long distance races will he started al
o O'Clock on "Wednesday and tho racer.
should I'm IN between and O'Clock in n.
afternoon. The races on Thursdav Fridav
ana saturday viii start ~ clock in 'hs
afternoon. md a. the triangle over Which
they Will race ~ only Ave miles long things
wall be lively
The hous-hoat Maine will be anchored
about l"b yards ashore and will be sed \ >
members ot the Motor Boat club Amons
the yachts entered are NameleSs. owned ~
Angus, H"ck~ch~r and " " Melville
Restless. owned nv Thomas r Ches.-
brough. \ = u y e. owned hv CommN.
dofe Gillig Edmee. owned by Vics-Commo-
dore u. j S'hasfeT AVIS. owned by e.
havens. and caroline. owned ~ VI p
Dennis
In the cabin class ~ cruisers sr. aicn
well know MINERS a. Peter Pan Y Elmo
II. Spindrift. HE an and Ironel In re
race for the interstate champiOrshi % 10
he Peter Pan III. Chip II Edith, Vita.
Nimy, Gunhra II Haidn -Papooss Hadaii.
sand Burr and VANISH. These are all NeT
fast boats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
YOUNGSTER TRIPS NEW YORKS
FACE NELSON or BROWNS AND
DROP LAST GAME.
surfer Toe From or Color FieIdIng
Ground Lost, However. ~ detroit
Pail Before Athletics, and BOstons
Meet with q NhiteWash In chicago.

ST LoUIs. sept iR-Red Nelson, one ot
the best young pitchers who has broken
into fast company around these parts In
many years, was a stumbling block Co the
New York club this afternoon and gained
his third straight victory here. The score
was Q toS
Il must BE- said. however. that Nelson can
con slider himself lucky to-day. His team
mAtes fell down in fielding and had II not
been that the HighlRnders were even worse
not only IN this respect but also In making
some very dumb play. New York might
have won Outside Of one stop by Trues-
dale on a hard hit ground ball by Austin
there was not a bit Of classy fielding during
the game.
In the browns FIRST TruesdAle took base
on balls and stole second Corridor walked.
Stuns sinSled through snort, Iruesdals
scoring. but Corridor stopped a. second.
Northen sacrificed. har'ysll singled 70
Al this juncturs Fisher replaced Vaughn
on the mound. HArtHell stole second.
va .oot ts hRTS on pSss.d Ss anu mart
Kiliifer. Opening the Browns seeond. Sas
safe and took second when Fther's bad
siasisd g sot r,sss knifsr tai ias third On
VOTERS throw 70 the Grand stand killfer
scored and Nelson went 70 <econd. Irnee-
third Corriden out Laports to Chase.
Nelson scoring
In New York's fourth, with one out,
wolter made New Works. hrst clean hit on
al second when wAllace's throw drew
lruesdals OF the b4g. knight safe on
GTAhAm'- mUR OF NAllaCe.s assist laporte
out Wallace TO Graham Wolter scoring
Opening the Highlander~ nth cree took
third ON torriien'z Wild throw TO mrs
Austin vas hit uv pitched nall. Nriacr
singled 20 centre cree scoring and Austin
tAAiny thiri Nenphil. batting for Fisher
singles 20 right and Austin came In
The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
FACETS AND POWER Ho,,,
Boats % Z. U. 4. % New No-L Ra, IL.
Postponed naee.

Boats enrolled IN the la,h, r, .,r. a..
c'a'lon 81 New NorS bay. hold the -.
pOned "a NJ August 90 under the -,
20 the Excelsior ami the ire H..
clubs yesterday. The sia-ttnv rr-
on the anchorage 1T the forms. 60
l,"h' ana the 'ouf~- for pur-r tn,r. -.
them around staten Island. - md. D.. -.
laHHners had - heat 20 vfud-ys-- a..
return with the We. BarL u-,, e..
weather mark for all di,is on.
Among tho cabin motor boats - O.. -.
ana over The winner as It,s-a
property, Of Commodore J r-r..sr
IIrfectrd ne fram. ohicn ue.or-. o.,
manson and Er.Uk son took 'Fs 0,.t = -
among he windismuers in ad4 80,
10 the stiling diN ON. hoth tho 800, ~
ana 'hs ETl" Rs- n clubs hold -a,.s -.
10 IN" hosts enrolled n Their rs.,.-,,-,
organ atoms Laurel VS. ~.
among 'hs Erie EISn boat. o-.. -
lacA OF rE'inc.h wrS imposs hle - --p,r,,,
the Winners anon, tho tvps'- w dr.,
yesterday. ''"'
The summary
CABIN Moros NNrS - PAW ,.n Dstr 49,
iiot 'orRsS u NUS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
KRiuER DEFEATS CLARKE.
Blaty wins Amateur Championship Cycle
Race,

Franz l. Kramer defeated Jack Clarke
of Australia In straight heats in their one
mile match race ye-terday afternoon at
the Nailsburg cycle track In Newark Il
was expected that the meet would ~ the
tended. however. and the races will he held
won fh" two mil" national amateur cham
pIonsAIp rae" from Chester Smith IN "A close
aui-h The SUMMARIES
Won hy Frank HiaW Jersey Ctiy chester smith
HHltVirs J. s-rund Jerome steiner Hirss
yill~. T. third Herman kieldsen. denmark
fuI~'h Tine MIN 'es aFrpnds
one Nile Handicap. Professional Class A
Won by Percy Lawrence. San Francisco 10 81 rfs
Peter urobarh BOSTON. "a yarfs second phIilp
Wright salt LAKE. CIV ~ yards 'ri-d Jacob
san Francisco. N yards, nfth. Time l minute
- srrond~
tfaf Nile Handlesr. Amateur Won by William
pe''ii Rockville Ccnir~ e. yards chester smith
haldwins. l.. J.. IS yards SECOND Tine. - IS
two MI. Invitation Professionalism. 4
Won ~ Floyd kTsb- Newark Teddy Bnngtnn
'hlTf '.h-rt Krsbs. salt Lake city fourth. Nor
man Andrr~"n. denmark. nfth. Tine = min
ltss - .~vonds
ltr Vile open. FrofessionAl-CIass Avon
Nv IarirF oSuihvAn H~hir. Austria Ia. y D
Foot. HDston. second. FtiuD wright, salt Lake
rs. 'Fird John HorieIL Isnbrook. fourth Fred
hiiI. Npe'p1. 'f'h Time. ~ min t~s lst seronds
INC vile Match Rare He'v-~n frank I. Kramer.
iasi 'rargr an .srs Clarke. Melbourne Aus
ff,t heal. minutes o., seconds serorf heat
minutes 80 Seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
Models at New York Y.C.

Henry 4 Morss OF Boston some tim. az,
ordered q So; Of models Of ali the yachts
he has owned since he has taken an ntsres;
in racing At the invitation ~ the model
committee NJ tho N~W York Yacht Iluh ~
". , Bouch~r COMPANY, builders Of ,hs
models, have sent them tn he club TO ~ -
exhibition for two weeks. after W. hich tAeT
VIII ne shlpped IN Mr. MOrs='s horne IA
Boston The models arc Of tho schooner
yacht Ilervish. twice " inner Of tho race 10
hermuda the schooner Yacht Vision ana The
sloop~ Cos-ack. BrigAnd. ASpenet ami Via
Vim was the winner of the first internationsl
rae" with the German sonders and Uon ihs
President Rooeevelt cup. The models are
built 70 scale NJ = inch 20 the foo' aat
are perfect In every detail Mr. Nor~s vrl
keep them together with prizes they haze
won and Interesting logs Of cruises he has
made in his yachts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

owners Of motor boats who use them In
the vicinity OF Bay shore. Babylon and Islip
met recently 81 Bay shore and Organize ed
the Hay Shore Motor Boat Club The
officers for 1901 are william n. Monitt.
commodore Dr. William 4. Hul-e vice.
commodore " A Schwab secretary
John . Gibson, treasurer, board OF diTec-
tors. " n Moffit' " a SchWRb. Dr l "
Iurman, ! = Gibson, latl T. BrrwSter
regatta committee ~ John j. Gibson. Carl
. Brew -f"r, George v Raynor and John
20 b" purchased NJ onc~ aud a dubious.
erected which viii he ready for the Opening
pf ue ~ season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
Paris Races.


Srscfsi Cabls DssplfcH 70 THg SrS
PANS. sept. s-ThS race for the PHI
Ia Prairie at Boi> de BouloRns TO-DAY VS.
won by MarRhilomsn'- Dehor Nash Tur-
ner,. Ably was second and Decazss's Prince
de Magny third. Tho Jockeys were Stem,
Turner and bartholomew The Prir ROYAL
Oak was won nv Vanderbilt Retnhart
SAINT Phnllc,- Roma Nas second and Az
nont's la Franchise third The lockers
we're O'Neil. Rarat and CIout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

TiDA, y. y Sept ~ william " Nm
merm1n ~ newark outnrld~r on ne 'irn
team. Witch oloss'l ~ -st-on to-day. stole
l0i b1s.- this season There have he~n
bu, Jour tines previous - THE year " hen
over lOn haaea have hSen stolen in ono
r'tF'7 NJ - piayeT Once wRa twenty
y~trs 1Eo vhen Hamilton stole iO2 Ne
Won't hat number thirteen batfer IN the
i0tl" ing yHtT. Tom Brown, when plny-
!-C IN no old American Association In
1874. atolo 40 blscs Brown WAS one ~
the nogtest msn Ia baseball. LAnRS IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

Huns-fhirAgr Lord. elder. nouGhrrfy,
ChoIinard Parent Gandl Two bass hit
Mclean Thr~- bAs~ M Parent Home run
sandll Sacrifice hii LslIer Stolen ha-c--
Wagner, tsrrigAn. inrf bougherty. struck
ou'. ny Hunt by smith. ~ Walsh. = ilr-t
hasenn balls OT Hunt {. ~ smith. /. 90 Walsh
bouhis pays Wagn~r and @iahl; GArtn~r
Wagner aud >tshl Walsh. Zs.t-r and GAnii'
Triple paY-Parent. 2eideT and GAndil. lrf' IN
Ia ses Boston. :. Chicago, 4 Umpire IN rhi-f 70
Egsn Field umpire sheridan. Tine hour and
~ minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
PrtsburE q Easier Than This.

NV BHyNswICk, y. j Sept, Is-The
Giants and the NeW Brunswick team
played twelve inning game here this
afternoon In which time neither was able
10 score Darkness ended tho contest
The score by innings
y ~ .
Giants .. onon0onooonn 5 q
New brunswick OUnn0O0 10000 4
BATTERIES -Tcs~reau. HrndricAs and WILSON. l.
WIZ and Bridges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
American Association

- Columbus Colurr bus. . Lon s,t'i-
~ Indianapolis Indiana polls y Tntrio. :
At Minneapolis First game Milwaukee. :
Minneapolis. y Secpni game Milwaukee.
Minneapolis.
81 81 Paul first gave - PauL !. NsnsAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

80 ne- Noines Lincoln. . fp~s Notnea =
~ Topeka TopTka. :. ~ I1-r1h. T.
A. omaha sioux cts. q BruAhA :.
~ Wl,Tla Ni'hiia. ? Denver, S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
Game. Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEApCH
So Louis In Seg YORK two game.l Chicago
n Brooklyn Piitsburg IN Boston Cinc!nnA Il IN
Philadelphia
American LEAoCu.
New YORK IN Chicago. Boston IN 81 Louis
Phuadeiphis IN Clevelahd Washing ton IN Detroit
EAG9ERS LEA0CE
Providence IN Newark baltimore Ia Jersey
city. Buffalo IN Mon treal Rochester IN Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
baseball Notes.

frN1 V-H|lIsr ma b-rpur such = star golfer
-.. t.. |. 80 90 ~. HlIu ~ NJ btg hague
H".r NE grrf seems - nave cns-e hack a..
'H.H. 40 hrI done gO0i work hts lat tvs time,
u.'
NfHpu IN 49, Cardinals stsrt-' ouf ~ dr ilbing
'H '''rnis -Four .'ragn. The latter almost sure
70 $500 NE .~Asou > ssrirs
rurFr ~'R'liugs doesn't rtAv To- fNe limo
rH. Or Boz got, tr.glf. mi M, b. 90 % c,,-Irnt
H| arr rrr for ne liigf i1nt~-s
~ .i''.i Ihtp4riah'a has bet s. ~ - =, 'sl
ON 'Hr 'fhlr''ra FOB t@Af mo tHus anu Do T. sstd
.' g. 49, r1u.H 'p be- 81 'Hs sarr~ odds
The F"-'ru fTd sps h1d f0Igh s.-idf~r In
chicago he1frTfay.s rsrr~ "a. ~ .fy,s
straight 'n~v drnpp~vl on 49, whit. 80, r-nuiI 4.
TI"s ~rpf .. The Soy 'ur. STATE
20" To- '"Hsun r.p.ef ~ Haf vita rar--s ia
D. rrH rru NIhs1. VIVA gshsrrs est tr1r.s pl.f.
r'r' wiuu'I 'Er took ~ TAG Toe p'rn=r,
H. 'r" 'rR1 Hu '.Ir rs 1-1 NJ, 1ss~ A. ne 900
1. Hnr rat.r HrrH a'rs~ me sfr-rtr- - stU.t,.
? 7srtaI ~ ..w HHra -f1Fn r=In.ss f. hs sl.-,
l-- 70 - 80 ~ ne time. an noEr.y Ill ~ me-
'~1u.s ran 80 .Dss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

TotAls - 1879 -
one out when winning run vas made
yerssy city ... . a o o Is
Newars.. q "a
Runs Jersey tiIy Deininge- J. CamnItf
Johnson NewarE-Z'mmerman : Schlany. :.
Asler heArne stolen bass. browne. Schlany
~a~rncc nit 80 Two haze nit, Srhiany
Cannlu, D-tninger Home r,in-iohnson
firsi hAs- "a halls Oi Lee S 90 commit S on
fafk'y Z, or Nition Strurs out rs Lee s.
BY tamu'H Hii by butcher BY CAmnh .
= hlanNI Passed balls -Hearne > Ryan. I
tlIs' ha~S on rrrors-Jers~y City. l. NEWARK /
Left ~ bass Jersey t1ty. y Newark n Umpire
In hicf stafford Yield umpire Murray lime
- hours and 20 MINUTES
AT MONTREAL
Toronto, ........o o 90 q II /.
Non trcai q o q n o : n
Batteries Mueller CArroA and VAndrgrtft
DVbIc and Gurus
Ar Providence
baltimore : n o n a n - -
fIoNlu~-r~ o u n a. I
hs''eries nO0us.ly and FgAn slime ana Peter
son
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

sLooPs ~ - oorssY IS MI.
ram Henson and TrirEsnn An -.
-rnrise. Dannell 81 ~ 49,
oFtS NoroRRoNrs-r-SnEr y TyVr -srasr ~ "a
CorEsE. 10 NItrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
EASTERN LEAGUE.
zwAAE. Q. JHAsEr CITY. 8

HwARK. O. JHAsGI CITY.
a single BY browne with men on second and
thlrd scored two runs for Newark N the tenth
inhlnG 81 game with the Jersey CITY IN Newark
Yesterday and gave the locals . Victory The
SEeesers rade . run In their half OF that inning.
BARLEY. the Jersey City pitcher, passed AglsT
the frNt man up IN the mai round. Hearns
cropped TEXAS Lacquer hack Of short lee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
AUTOMOBILES.
PIERCE-ARROW

1910. - horse. cy Under passenger. est
over n.In complete equipment. large KlAHea
nom warner apeedoTneter and clock SIS aua.
sest Suvers, automatic tire pump. Ancn tire
lock. chAuneurs trunk. shock Ah-orbers. eIua
has hAd excellent care. hght use. driven BY ferrs
expert Demonstration given by AprointnenL
Sacrifice for t.SD. Quick sale. No agents 70
omfnission. Owner buying 1911 car. 2 =.
CAMPBELL, undertaken. Telephone iA2S Chst
sea. Car at 2.i West s5d st. Manhattan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

CHTCapo. sept the Whit SoN wrr~ IN
h-A'sbi~ dAy and defeated No-'0r hanfily
Tn- cont~s, ono ~ ih~ be-t s,cn on me south
side. VAs featured rs = triplr play b. iaT~r' :.
Zeldsr and Gsndll Gandu EnocSed fh~ bell
through me night neli fence for a ONE rua.
Ih9 srDrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

DErHoTT, sept is-The rnAl game Of the Ne
'roi PhiAarl phiA series went 20 The laisr 90 day
Ds troit's only vas the result OF pass. two
Ia giles. ana a Second .ass. which forced DTHw-
lord home The score