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tnIca so. u: New lork.
Ist.s.hur~ A. nraoLI,n
PhIIadrIphIa, .; Cincinnati =.
BOSTON. =: st IouIs.


,Htr'.u - NEv YUEE -
'Hi,Aou. NIg - Manager Mc6'rav vas
back IN uniform TO-DAY after h.s suspension.
'u' - ruuldn direct his men how 20 win
H. men los They made a 7eetiug show
90 strength n the ir.' 'nn4nE. hY' shot the
bo'' 'r"n ana there end The Crhs ran aWav
from them The dougr'v Giants were
doughty ro the extent 81 one o. u. While no
cubs wont them i've better Than that
Manager chance sent 'ols ~ 30 stop the
Giants and Boss McGraN -snt his Ieitpav
Nilrsa n - harass me Go. The IGhs
refused ~ 10 ha'a--.d ivls r~,I he
GIANTS safe all the way. while ~. Wa-
hammered from the r~dpul'
Master Doyls scored for ~" Giants IN
m. hrs' inning on three base soak and q
s,,rn,e nv nv MURRAY Thereafter 'bs
NeN IurD- watched the ,uu- make runs
IN. CIps 'teh u m The s@roud on y tumble
ny Bridvpll Elngle bv King and hit
hy tol- Nilf-s EaA treated 10 ,ombins
Irt me. fttrd WhI,a LETT hInl groggr Holman
made a home run /ImmsrmBn made q
'rtpls IUA-r made wipe amt King
nf.,tei a single into N" rorhqtdiug
Stu 'hr cubs NUuldn have gone ~ TAR
a. rhav did IN runs v Movers hadn't
dropp~d a rue throw homo 10y SnodzTas-
The scoring ended Ia The MIN. m Witch
the cubs Taided the Opposiiion Tor Two
more grand tours AfWo Dagger by Archie
a hunt hN Zimmerman aud q slsshing 'wu
haRRer by Tinker ava the business Snod
hing Va some runs for New YORK m The
, NTH hut with tvo on bases and two on
, he raised = FAINT ~ 20 /imm~rmsu.
The score
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EIGHT kILLED ~ WRE,h.
One Grand Trunk Train Runs Into the
Rear OF Another.

fITSi Nrr Aug IS hight persons
are known 10 have been killed three were
probably fatally injured and FIVE were
severely hurt IN collision between
pasaeu ger trains and IL, both eaStbOuud.
On IN" Grand Trunk Railway two miles
east - DIrand lat" last night.
Tho dead recovered are two IN identi
women one about "a wears old and the
other about ~. aud six psrsons whose
budIe- we're ~ badly sCalded and burned
A. 80 render Identification impossible.
! rain from thiCaRo to Montreal.
which waz du" ~ D'irand az lO35 last
night. ran INTO the rear end Of train u.
which left chicago half an hour earlier
and was due m DIrand az IOO2
No. - left Durand ~ 1901 o clock. but
was rtopJ,cd three miles eaet because 81 q
breakdown Ou the locomotive No. I
EFF iFIrand, Also eastbound. NJ 10 IS
o'clock and crashed into the rear end OF
the siandmg tram. splitting the rear
sleeper m two and throwing ia thirteen
paAseu gers and wreCkag" 90 each side %
thu rIRh' II way
only me II these paSSen gers. 4. DAVIS
Trenton - Montreal - thought 80 have
eFcar+-i from the sleep-r HIS invalid
mother and trained nurse. both OF
Npu'r"al. were instantly kllled
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10 >ELI ruHERI iND EII.
We Jsrii, Of stock Votes for Transfer 10
Nevada consolidated

PORTLAND -" Aug Is Bv a vote ~
l7I "a shares 20 : 29i the stock holders ~
tho Cumberland Wv copper Company
voted 20 soil N" assets ard property ~ tha
company - 'h~ Nevada Consolidated ~ a
srcCIal meeting hold her. to- dav
It's Understood that tho minoritv sto"k-
holders intended - protest against tho
proposed sale lasing 'hcii uro'c@' on
alleged misrepresentation " the value
~ ~" Cumberland Elv mine They -av
they Yer" ADVISED - pIrcha-" stock
around tI3 because ~ the enormous valu"
- IN" property 10y interests ho aftsrwArd
advised turning the stock m under the
cor solida'sd plan Nl'houCh the price
that tha stockholders ~ the cumberland
Wv will receive for their holdings has not
vs' teen work" ont % VII probably b."
about ~ ~ psr sha-"
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while the others were pitching around IN.
n % ssi STsy I'll. IL un tSsy n:
on q. trot. when he got away like shirl-
wind
Isnaiian had not started IN any dIyisoe q
the race before and he celebrated his debut
by standinR on his head when he scoret and
sucC eeded in breaking his harness. Row.
ever. and was allowed to start, hut vas d.
tanced in the first heat MI Wa.'sr.ss
him 10 victory in straight heats in INK
aud 2Io', baron Dell took the pole in ,hs
1rst heat and led 70 the h2Smess,rs'ch ss.e
'h fss .uAmarie.
.7s class. tro,,lng TO wagon: Speedway S'ss-
Wrhe, D :, by wilburu NJ; A. c. Penuoeh,
pitsrt lone, D q. by birecum Ksny: III
naTon bed, B. g.. by Delmsrch. wiinsm D,v..
Sable Maid. blk. m. BY Rudy; T. W. NurpsJ.
re,cT nor.ey, b. g. BY Movtnr star: David
I,GSiisn. ch- q; Tson.. o. Kinds Kinds a,
rmc-2iiA. 21oa4.
20 class. tro;tinr; centrevile stakes Of Tim
General r., b s.. by Conibineer: W Ps-
AAes Roosevelt. eh m. Ivy The sesren.I
" n. Mosati (MurphyN -.
Tea.el. ca. M, ~ Allan Downs; X X Dew.
AsS,nh ). ~ BY Aaulin: Alonso NeDOnsa :,
psmsiesI. b g. by Ariel H,shvood. ? ,
ORC neirnI' Or BY BeIrn,. W r D,cE.r..
: shaw ,NcDevttu =
SopfSHo CD : By Beulni I'd and Joseph Mad
nms zo7l.. .ne,
90 riss- rarIrg Ren~on Stakes Of 81 Sop
p; Nav, 81. :, ~ 6ireei Hsl: 5. n
Knox White ,,,,,--..,-e
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'BAt,ed To- Na'I.tn he hfth tnning
'nAt'ed for Morgan In the siNth lnnluE
HATED for ", cert In the yent " inning
lDatiri for NtHus IN the ninth inning
81 Lon. u : .
Philadelphia A" & .
Runs 81 Louis Irruesdae :. S'ons : New
nAm >. $bNci'Eer, Phiiadriphia Collins
HOrser. Murphy, :. barn Livingstone Flrst
base on errors ~ Louis, PhllAds rhia Left
on hase~ ~ Louis a. phiis ieiphia. ~ IIrst
base 90 bsus On Lnke, b. OF BAILEY :. or Nor
gan, on Atkins; S,Tpck, %, rs Plan ?.
! Home run Murphy Three base hits Collins
MURPHY NeSnnm; Two bssc h.,s.nurghi
-TTueshals STEPHENS stolen bsses Newman T.
SsR. p.t;. nsu..r and 0 ssT d pses
Atkins Umpire In chlsf-COnolly Field umpre
-Colnhorer Time-l hours and " ninutsS
pHTRoTT. .. WAsARoIoH
wAamISoToS. Aug 2sTy cobbs home run
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Runs Cbicago Ieitcr. Nr'oAn lIouEEert,.
SCOT NeV NorL NoreT. ChA@. 4 IApoTte
Roach flrst bs'@ on e-ror NeN No-k Lett on
bases Ihirsgo, Nev iotk flrs' bsse on
Dars O- Lang 2 -! scott OF uughe.
strt-a ou' ~ S-o'' . hy Hughes Hone run
iator's T're~ base hts KntEht ROACH
Two has, NJ. - fbouEnrr't ths.e Knisht I,oarh
Sarfinrc ri~s knight l.apor'- Doube plays
Mclean SJo'' and IOrf - Hing and yeidrr
MID pl'rn scott lti's or Lang / ia ~ -
'bI-,i. inning OF SCOT . In 49, and one thlfI
innings Umpire N ,lief t1oughIin Pi~id
gTpiTr TgAn I.ur 9 hour and - minutes
~ ,orrs , o.. . rHu ,pNtJHtA nIts
pguABIIPHI, NuE . - Louis beat ,hr
pbiiadslphias 80 49, ~ me score Of Q to after
dyiying pIsrA 20 ~ bench In three lnuiuss
TInkr pl',sc! 900. nsli FOR ~ Innings Hut
WsalsrcG IN ttr So ru'h The sore
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TUFATa y y = 7
'Ra''r' 20 Nartnr>s N the uin'l inning
Rated f0T klsinov In nc eighth Inning
'RaUr, TO- 4 smith In 'hr 'hiri inning
cleveland ~ % o. {
los'on n =
U.rs cleveland ThouNSon RIrr-'nGNarr -
'Nr ~ta' III Ros'Hn pVrtsl SprHAsr. SianI
'cwis Wagner Png'c. Wood rvo hsse IN
.loir Three hass NJ Hooper >N~riNcr riss
Wagner HAll sacrifice hts Hooper HrWlng
fA-, stolen hAses Lewis Wagner Trr's
Itruhl~ nlay Woonrr srd Elelnow sfi m
bases Ro~ton. a Clr, eiAnt T.-~' haS~ On
ha"s 90 Mitchell. a ~ smith = ilsT ness
flrsi base sTrors Hoston VIZ hv n.'rher
~ mitchell speaker Strues ou' Ny Ni'rhe.
rs smith. I ~ Mood t'rrpire IN chief
pcT'ne Tisld urplre Nine~n TIVE Nnuts
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RrEnaId q. VSnd-rbiu Has Typho,d
Fpyer

NrwT"rI Aug - II was announced
tNts Afternoon tla' E"Rinald & Wander
III r.'- fvrfn.t fever Mr Vanderbilt
h""aur 10 wee, ago tuesday
Or Av-tu Flint Jr 81 New York "a ID
tr-fsE 'ha' ~" a'thcs vas not severe
On account u MS .llness the horse show
dinner ~hich has b@an Riven hv NJ
NALf"rt'i' annually for q number of yrarp
hss ter cancelled ani ne viii ~ eve.
venice '..i. 'aSinT Ta-r m 'r~ show
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woman "r seventy ,I,mn. r,h-. p-sL

NOiRRaF-p SrEtNsa NJ
Ma-v Powell 90 rhlsi"ur.. god -
walked from Ndr,tpu - 'rr 'ur, o. = ,-s
paak and bach y-'s'Arda, y Nv n
dId not mako ''o.-i tam -. % tr'".
pu' yests -dsy ~ prmng ma .f.-i.r"'y
up Ia the summit h"trr' "a ~ ant ~
'v~usd ~ easy stag D." noDrhTl'
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Totss - n - .
'ra''si 'o- ZONES In the seventh inning
'Ha''-i 'nr Wigs IN tho ninth inning
Ran FOR FAst IN the ninth inning
NsVara ~
Montreal
Runs NeSsrk Kelly. > Aglsr NeAIHusr
Montreal lube. q. Zones Two base hits- ksio
NcAuis'rr Left on bases Newark o. Non TREE
Fi-s' base on halls on Jones. =. OF wsddeil.
Ifl'. on Naddell. In eight and one miro
innings on Jones In seven Innings; ~ NiGgs.
~ Two innings struck out-BY Ion>-, I. by
WsddeIl double play -Juhe and Holly
Passed halls krichelL :. Wild plteb-Jones
stolen bs.~-AGlef Sacrihee hlt--YeageT.
Mattress mpire In chief Murray. Fteld
umpire Byron Time hours.
At BrTThLo- rTpsr osAs
RAltirlorr o -
nunalo Is Z
Rauerie. Msroney and Bysr- Taylor and
Williams
syco~p osMr
Baltimore % Of .
n ~sIo n TT
BATTERIES Ndsins and Egsn Csrmiehss' and
Woods
~ FocHtsrIR
proyidrnce q q 90
Rochester = u
batteries RsrNerich Randolph and Peterson
IfsHfres pisir and MRYfel
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Ts'als "A u " II y
two U.tt Wien winning run uas scorrd
'Ha'tsd ;or i.rlrrh On the ninth Inning
IH''sbsrg - IL
ttuus Rrooakn wheat Hummel, smith.
Er''shur: n, rnr = Leah, Wilson. I've rs.e
hits bergen ~ rne Three hAae M -SlaIke
infrr runs Wheat Hurlmel stolen bases
SMITH. Wilson. Mrhenchnie. ~ rne, Scsincs
hli JlarAt Fir>t hasr balls On Letnetd,
or pniIHppr / on Ben, :. struck out ~ VI
neli = b. Philippe :, by Bel. Umpire IN ehlef
HrennAn Field umpire-O'Day. ,Ttme-E ueuts
ana IS minutes
FaIi-ApEiFHIN ~ ~. 7 CINCINNATI.
CtSCISNAu. Aug IS Philadsphia 'oos ire
hrst Of the series from me Reda 10 dAr' Snggs
Nas hit latd with men on bases ana Vas relieved
10 the srVru IN inning by Zen ton Ths scoEe.
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TonS NJ -
Matted FOR UakrS IN 'Ne seventh inning
'Pa''sd for WINS In The eighth inning
boston . .
- fou's q ~ n II
Buns BOSTON MIlet ~ e~nry ~ toIts
Kon-'rhN three hSs@ hits Miller Konetchy.
BreSnahan. H@m- nun ~ eeuey Double
nANs Resrher ami Konetrhy stolen hases
,Oiins. BresnAhan. Evans First base on bsIls
-On wlIH. : or Mat'ern. Strck out-ny
Nat,eru Z ~ willis 2 Lett on hases-S louis.
Ro.ion o Umpire IN 'hiet-rason fttid
unrlre tombstone Time hour and a. Minutes.
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Game. scnedui-d for Te-d.,
INERiCAS LsAors

chicago In New Nory. Cleveland Ia Boston.
81 t.o-is IN philadelphia Detroit in Washington
NarIoNAL LHAnrr
Ne~ York In chicago. Btookiyn In Pittsburg;
PhiladsiphiA In cincinnati. Foston In - lo-is
TssTfNN tEAouE.
SruarA IN Montreal Jersey City In TOrou 10
rrnvifsrrr In no-he<ter BALTIMORE IN BufalO
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small Demand for Yeari,nE.

~IHNroCs. AUG - There was verv lus
demand for the yeariinss that wore oT"rei
FOR sale This afternoon MANY wer~ ris'~f
without = bid. while the ma ority snld To-
Uoor pri'eS Y r Carman gave he 20?
pri'e - the sale when he PAID ~. 40 for 10
cot nv intie bic -Orsina
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A. Hartford-Ns~ HaVea : Harifore n
AZ Bfidgepor-hslySks {; Brdgepor, /
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Compls,. stock Table.

ire Wall street ediuon 81 TIVE EvEHTSo Srs
coatains all the financial news and the stocs and
bond quota uons 20 the close Of the market The
closing quotations. ineiudinG the bid and asked
prices. vim additional news matter are eon J..
tAinsd also IN the nIght edition % TVS EvES INa
suN-Adr
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New ENGLAND League.

~ New Bedford NeW Rri'Ord Lawrrnce. :
~ pan Nver Fall ltiN~r a Rrockton.
A. ia, erhlll Dwell HAVerhii
At Worcester first Gsme Worcester. ynn
second game Ivnn Worcester
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4, columbus NinrcAr rolls. ) Columbus :. q
At Notwithstanding A NtsAukee
~ Toledo Toledo 5 Kansas ~
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IO'as = !. - y ; IOIHlN " ~ y
Detroit % % % =
Washington - - D 20 % % {.
Runs Detroit Mcintyre. cobb, I. Jones.
NhShing'o n Milan. flberf~l4. fir>t base on
erroTs-Detroit. 1, Washlngto ton. Len on
bases Detroit. o Nashingt Bascs on halI,
~ WORKS, =. 81 Groom struck out bi
Notks, = bN Groom. Home run Cobb. Three
base hit Jones Two base hits asey iess
lrt Sacrifice hits. MortATty. $chaefeT, luElarb
stolen bass Milan Elbe Double pla,
1roOn. Nnsrnith and Mcbride Nud pitch
Iroom mplre In chirf IvanS ilrIa umpire
k'rlu. Time hours and miuV'rs
busIuS a J.. ''ENFiNNp
IlpsroN Aug p The Ret sou lsu!ri On tao
Van I.'rhsrs m me cgh'h inning Hri scored
- runs. enough 20 best lev rAni Tue score
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TIE tubs have won nine suaight
President lynch has I'm po.ed 4 nne 81 t1b esc B
on t'mpit~s klefn and kaae for not being on hand
90 oTN,lA'e IN ChitAgO Yesterday
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A, vllEianspors-wI inansport,lI, Lsaeasbs1. .
A. iohnptown-lehnsapvb, -; Hsealng. o
A. hsTTis6uTH--HarrisbuTg g. Yors !.
A. Aisoona-freaon. :. IItoona 4
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Totals ~ = - n
In the ninth inning
'he seventh inning

'Bst'si tor Mcmillan In the ninia inning
HATED FOR Suggs IN 'he seventh inning
Philadelphia o % o
inCinuau . . -
Runs Philadrlphia Titus NAgee. : Grant ,.
BransNel1, Moren. CinrianAu- Bescher, Lohrrt
Tro base hits pa-Nrt'. MAgee Three base bits
SugCS. Rates. Doom stolen Lase Iaskctt
Double PLAYS Lobeft and Egan: DOOM ana
knsbe KnAbe ana PrAn sneld, AOrrn and HfAns
leld First baS ou bAlt on Moreu. q on SugGs.
= OF Renton. y SacTlnrr hi's-Hobllvel Grant.
BalE- Suggs struck out-By Moren, .: BY SuFEs.
!, hy R~n9on. I l.ef' on baSes -Clneinnau
Philadelphia. Impir- In ch,ef-Wsler iield
umpire -Emslie Time hour and - minutes
BOSTON ~. +. er torIs ~ ~ !
~ lyouts AUG - ~ Iosis lot the opening
game 10 tO,ton 20 day Wits was hit hard " hile
hatiprn held the lo~al- safe until the ninth when
Uair OF TRIBES s"niA run over The sore
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


ToHoNro Aug IS Successive triple. nv rs
rrond ard Abstein Aod . single By Wheeler 10
the reN rnth toos the first game Of the series from
% - TIE
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.Rsitrd for wiltse 10 the se,rn'n inning
.na,,rd 'or CrandAli In no MIMI inning
New York ~ n
chicago
Runs Ss~ York DOYLE chicago Hoffman
A-rber Zimmerman. : Tinker. > Two rase hit
Archer Tinker Three bASe hits boyle. I'm
n,TrAn Tinker Home run Hoffman Sacrifice
hi'- Doyis Murray. peNln schultz Stolen
Ia~~s Snodgress. EVers. S'rIrk OFT ny Wil'se
/. rs randall ?. by cole. T'rs' base on bali,
~, WIitse OF Cole Q t.~fi on bases NeV
yprE . chicago Hit ~ riirh~r 49, Co.e
! IDsvo-r mpire In chief OverAU ried ur
prr, k-s'sr Time I hour ana ~ winu'r.
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broke the ~ and Won h game for Detrot' VA The
eleN euth isning here thls afternoon la the
thiTd Inning Detroit hunrh-d i've hits. bat 90 at
only sore one run. ne ~rorr
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ptTrsPrro, Aug ~ Through some
daring base running Third Bassman Bvrns
~ tn" PI''sburEs won che game for h'-
team against Brooklvn n tho twelfth
inning here TO-DAY Bell had pitched cool
bail FOR his team. a. had both I~theid and
philippe for the Pt'sburR-. and 'ha score
was to when Pht.burs went 20 bat In the
twelfth
Rvrne. the nrst M, hI' What looked like
an ordinary single 10 left but 10y burst
Of sp.ed and long slide he mndr second
\ moment later he stole 'hird by another
long slide, and Leach struck ont Bell
walked clarke and Wagner hllnE the
base In order 20 get down 10 FLYNN. who II
was rErred could not get the hall out Of
'he infeld The figuring seemed right
and Bell was quickly disposing Of Flynn
when little Byrre made a dnsh for 'he riaie
I,eIi vas caught clearly on guard and made
| A Rad high throw Hyrne being safe
! Wheat made home run N III" first for
/ BROOKLYN smith scOr-'i In tho s-"ond
! pi''sbuTg tied n up In tho siH'h when boz h
Ryrns and Iearh score,i Hunnel for
! Rrooklyn. hit a home run IN ~. seventh
| 'aiinR the Lead. but Ii'tabuIg again tied
| 'hs sror~ in her half when Wneon srured
| md 20 the game went unin The twelfth
| Hyatt was cent 70 ba, for Isineld IN the
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eS,..s ssi I:.,.s = H:..S. T., s~' Es q:
-.idr
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uu'u wbsn 'nri- NJ, hsnc- 20 N'n me
stu- bu' TAILED - ~" The ~'ore
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NIns Itrsey NY -Fsm9nd, Ah.ieln, Wheerr
HzlforI Toronto OHMi. DrehAnv. Nc
Donald Home rim -Hsntord Three bsse hits
Is ningcf Fsmcnd. Abstcn Two hae hits -
~Ia'frrv uelnngeT Double plays KiInAn.
Vaughn snd Saitsry, Johnson. HAnn.fan ana
Arsisln Ie'' on ha>Cs Jersey Clty, roronio,
>f-IrA o.f By rll :. ~ kiillan. :. Tirst hase
On halls pr Win ,. OF kilHan. Umpire In
chef HaIngAn Field umpire Kelly r me
Fuurs and 20 minutes
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HITS FLEW PAST THE SOX
mo M t\DERS NiDE THEW
am NOV EASILY.
Lang and scott the sur er~rs From Homr
r~am's Heavy swa,ting Brown-
stepped Athletics; Bosions ON rrtook
Maps. Detrous Ven In EleN ruth.

u renamed tor thu tail end Browns ~
ind the Vulnerahl" heel NJ Achilles and pat
something ot restraint on the Athletics
Yesterday defeat Vas IN" first for the
leaders since thew returned from the West
The Highlander- met the Chicago a make
shift. hodsrpodge collection. and won from
them easily IN" pr'roits won an -leNe
inning fraCAs from The Mn-hingtons. and
he Bo-icns rallied and defeated tho ClsVe-
lands. Who ar" making their usual Door road
showing The results
New York. -; chicago. ..
81 Louis. %: Philadelphia, ~
Detrsit. .: washington. =.
Boston, Is -:-,eiand. O.
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NOsIFEAL Aug = NeWsrk. uslnE v addeIl
ana NrtsnnlD IN the tot. won irDm Montreal
a.. q. re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
FORT STOCKTON.
NOW BEING PLACED ON THE MAP
OF THE KANSAS CITY, MEXICO
& ORIENT RAILWAY

n
County seat of Pecos county, Texas,
is the next big railroad division on
the main line of the Orient Railroad
west of San Angelo.
HERE is YOUR CHANCE.
GET IN AT THE OPENING OF A
FUTURE CITY.
Grading on the railroad at Fort
Stockton has begun $4,000 stone
railway station; a 5000 stone hotel,
a substantial stone business block and
ing built Already 1900 people there
more arriving daily. No other town
for so miles-big trade territory
splendid opportunity for merchants.
professional men and workmen.!
Four hundred thousand dollars
(S400, 000) are now being expended in
building an irrigation system at Fort
Stockton.
Fort Stockton has artesian springs
flowing fifty million gallons OF water
acres of rich land now being put un-
der irrigation Artesian wells are be-
ing developed at Fort Stockton.
The Orient Railway Laed company
veloping Fort Stockton. Fort Stock
ton should make a city of 10000 or
$4,000 in next Is months.
Keep your eye on Fort Stockton
sure to become greatest city in western
Texas GROWING MORE RAPIDLY
than any town in Texas. There are
openings of all kinds at Fort Stock
ton. More work than men. GET
THERE AHEAD OF THE ORIENT
Local office in charge of F. E. Grimes.
Get lot and locate at Fort Stockton
before the Orient gets there. Lots
should be worth five times present
selling price inside of two years.
Direct all correspondence regarding
purchase of lots and business locations
and write today for a fine two color
illustrated bulletin and map of Fort
Stockton, FREE. to
F. A. HORNBECK.
Mgr. TOWNSHIP Dept. Kansas City,
Mexico & Orient Railroad.
931 Baltimore Ave-. Kansas City, Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
ROSWELL AUTO CO., RoswELLy v.

Carrying the Q. S mail anJ oassep-
gers between Vaughn. N NJ andFRos-
wei. n NJ. connecting win the Ell
PASO < SOUTHWESTERN and ROCK
ISLAND RAILROADS. and the ATCHT-
SON, TOPEKA & SANTA FEE Rail
ROAD.
Leave Vaughn at $50 a. m. arrive In
Roswell at $3.50 D. m.
Leave Roswell at 1880 D. n, arrive
in Vaughn at Q. m
Baggage allowance so -bs to each
regular ticket. Excess Baggage at the
rate of SIS per 100 lbs.
Special automobiles furnished 70 ac
cOmmOdate any number OF passengers
TO make special connections with any
train at Vaughn, also to connect with
New Mexico Central ra:ir3ai at Tor
rance for Santa lie, n. NJ by com
municating with manager OF .hs Ros-
we'll Auto. Co., at Roswell N NJ ar
least "a hours in advance. Rate for
special. $40, to accommodate four or
less passengers to either point
j. w. STOCKARD. Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
ARIZONA & NEW MEXICO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

OVULH UUuHU tram connects With
southern. Pacific westbound train No
1. leaving Lordsburg 1920 a. m, noun
tain time.
South bound train connects with Ell
Paso & southwestern eastb0und train
for Ell Paso, leaving Hachita at 1888
D. m. mountain time, and with west
bound train for Douglas and Bisbee.
leaving Hachita at 11:10 a. m, noun
tain time.
A. T. Thomson.
Traffic Manager. Clifton. Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
Directory Of Osteopathy.

DR. A. Il. STILL Osteopathic Infirmary
from Kirksville Mo-, founder of Osteo-
pathy. President American School Of
Osteopathy. DR.. Ira w. Collins. Physi-
cian-in- Chief. President National Oste-
opathic Association. (Only recognized
osteopaths now in FL Paso)-others
were compelled to take out medicar
license. POI w. Missouri S.. Tele-
phone 1906.
$50 reward to any pretended osteo-
path who holds any other license than
a medical license from the State of
Texas, which costs only rs cents, and
requires no examinations or brains.
If you have practiced two years be-
fore this law passed Every Osteo-
pathic society and periodical is against
this kind of medical law and the State
society has unanimously asked its
member OF the board to resign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
Directory of Osteopathv.

DIR. PEARCE. Osteopathic Physician.
615 N. Oregon. Both phones 1886 Ac-
commodation for a limited number Of
out-of-.own cases All recognized
osteopaths now in Texas are licensed
by state board. If not licensed there
are reasons. Write the Ostsopathic
colleges for thep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
Id. Id. DRAKE.
MONEY TO LEND AT PERCENT
DER ANNITM


From 500 up to S125,0J0 loan TO
be returned In monthly payments of
1856 on each $1,000 borrowed This
makes the loan cost you In interest
s216 per month, s25.92 per year. or
s271.65 for 10 and a half years. Total
expense of $1,000 loan for the entire
time s295.65. with the privilege Of
paying annually, semi-annually or
quarterly, or paying up entire loan
at any time with percent for
the time you have it. Your rent pay
ments will buy you a home. Our
monthly payments of interest decrease
Compare our interest rate apd terms
to any other company's, then take the
best. Our capital, 100000; reserve
fund, 1915, 200. We also write the best
fire insurance at the best rate. Agents
wanted for both.
THE STANDARD HOME CO..
1920 Herald Bldg, Ell Paso. Texas.
Auto. 1854. Bell I'LL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
For Sale Real Estate.

LAS CRUCES.
On the west side of the river First
class soil. and nice and level
Water rights will cost S1.00 per acre
This is one Of the best opportunities
for a man with a small amount of cash
to get in On the ground floor. in the
valley.
The price is only
$500 PER ACRE.
And can make you terms to suit Won.
On any other land in this section
you cannot get land for the same price
for cash.
YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY ON
THIS.
r. c. BAILEY LAND CO
sos Mesa Ave. Orndorn Building.
Bell 206S- Auto 22I7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-10
Use Herald Want Ads for
Prompt Results
POMEROY'S.

Your freight and furniture we
can haul,
Even great or very small;
So bear in mind we are at your
call
On Both Phones 244A.