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POLO.
CooperstsWn Beats New Haven b. ~ Ia
Gsoais 20 ..

COopcrStovn polo team defeated New
Haven In a game played on the field Of tho
westchsster Country Cub yesterday after
poor by a score Of 49, goals to o. II was
a very roughly played game. Malcolm
Stevenson did the hcst Work for CoOpers-
town. He played a dashing game and shot
20 accurately that he scored i've goals for
his team. Ones he was unhUrsed and
Drury rode over him In an ehest 10 ct the
hnll. hut stevenson vas not injured. for
the New Haven team urury vas the chief
reliance for defensive Wort and be shared
with Neilson the hOnors of the attack. each
scoring four goals. BeadlestOn was penal
ired One-halfsa goal for crossing The
lineup and handicaps:
New Maven Thomas. . Nelson. q Drury. y
Goodwin. 2 Total a..
Coopsrstoun -ReynaL q Bcadlcatou. . steven
aon, Il Ven Stake. a Total "a.
Goals ny Cooprraf1Nn -AtrvWas1n 8 nazdiea.
lon, 4 ReynaL b. handicap. q iess = Toai ior
GSais fST Ser H~ascs-Druu. q Nelson. &
Thomas. J. Total,
~ minutes earn.
Porch@ter gm plyy asg inst Cooper, =
town H. the nal match for the cup to-mOF-
uDu az emoon.
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The cruising motor boat Bsrneyo. owned
By 3. W. CRANBERRY. left Yesterday after
noon Tor Philadsiphin. eOing through ire
canala. shs WI rearh ~Phiiadeiphia some
time to-nisht and then daiah her prepa-
r~aiionsfor The long diatnnee rare 90 Havnns,
line. oWn@d b. ~. D.. Dennis. want ~ ~
heetffe taunch Worta at Hayan1a ves-
tstday morning 20 finish her oufRi and
VII Leave Tor Phngdeiphia this afternoon.
gpihg ont Hlde 20 that she cen be Tried on
deem Wate before the uaren start. fkomss
neu1nR nay WI take this gecht Ground
and b. ne rars WI b. NAVIGATOR. Waller
blellnR, gho h. % be captain, win 10Th
the yacht a. philadelphla.
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NEW YORK y. G. CRUISE
To start Al Tbls BaAd % IN sound ana
IBtkhand 81 NeWpart.

The cruise of the New York Yacht club
this year will he similar 10 thai " iaoT.
The plans have been cOmpletsd and the
member viii discuss them ~ the meeting
Of the club uhich win BE- held next Thurs
dAy evening IN the clubhouse. The feet
viii gEther or he clnb station az Glen Cove
on tho morning Of Thursday. August 4.
After a meeting 81 captains on buard the
hagship Aloha there win be a rare Tor all
classes, starting 10 Glen % and cn1lnE
a. the entrance 70 Huntington hsFbor.
some course will b. selected that VIII do
neni on the weather on that daN. The
yachts viii hen anchor Tor the night ~
Huntington. an Friday morning the neet
viii start 20 ruu 20 Norris tOVe. Inc next
run ul ~ IRON MOrris Cove 10 NeW Lon
don on Satarlng, August q. and the neet
VIII retoain a. anchor IN NeN london har-
boz on aundar.
ON Aonday morning the ran viii b. from
NeN LONDON 70 Nespott, hnGhtng OF the
B~renton's Reef itahtship. The ne1t day
yard Haven and o. wednesday WI anu
.bark 10 NeH port. 1he fnces for the Astor
cups WI be sailed on r~hursdpy. august %.
aud the race for the Kings cup u TO b.
aailed on frtdRv. august ~ The fleet "
20 dtsbGnd on S~Etardav. August %, after
Ne wing been Ia squR fron Tor ten days.
There VIII BE- the usr-l priyes 20 - sailed
for on this gnnurl cruise AMI the conditions
10 govern thoaa races Will b. announced
later. n 70 thought that thrre viii 10 a
large feet u yGchta in she cruise this year.
~ more vessels are being atted out than
have been for several seasons.
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Harry Cline. Who VIII defend tho 49,
tale ngainsi willie Hoppe IN this city %
May y. ulayed an ~eThibifion game az IA
80 ltHhi with y. - Nally % Maurice Daly's
ng = acQfe ~ 10 % 90. Ciins made Z hITh
fun ~ y ans averaged -. kaiiga hSri
eur waa We evFrlged 3 so.
ueofNe M0ne defeated q. n. Rvfra In
lFaf night ~ John a. Mcanaw'a Bfn61unr
room ~ she gcore n 70 % Ia. None md
hiIh Fun. o. q ArTH's hsai Tun uas n
the FlmR. ttefe1 Rty-aya inninea. gonr
w piay 3. Ftua io-niHht.
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Matted Tor klnfcr In me ninth lnninr
81. Louis ... % q n o.
.sa Aork ......... ~ : o -
Gums ST Ln~uis-Honman. Wallace. srharIt.
rsT. NeW Nork-hemphnl. Moiter. Lanoftr
ionarh. Arsiin. rirst nae on errou-SL Louis
Aeu YORK D. LHn on hasra-SL Louis. Z. New
N1rE O ftTsf hag on nalls % Lake. T. % Ford.
sirurk Jut-aHY Lake. a by tort. D Three
uaru hit Hoffman,. Two base hits-Wafarr
Ian1rff. sarnnre h~t-Sweensy. SiOien hases-
tnstein. = HemuhlL Woiief. Chasf. Hnarh
tuttin. Raik Lake, Umpirc IN chicf-OLOugh
dn. Field. umpire rcrinc. Tim -. hours
r~afLApELFHIA a. L.. g. CHICAGO "A. L., l. a
PHLADELFniA. MAJ W.-PhilAaclphia son ia
eiesenth straight game 10 day. CoGfaba h0iainr
e nlraEo down 20 two his. Odring's hitunF
icaiured thr ContcsL The score.
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CINCINNAtI. May iG-The Reds Non tho
anal game Of the series from Brooklyn
To-day by a score Of 3 20 =. The pitchers
were all Wild but elective with the excep-
ton Of Bell. Who failed 70 display Urch
during the M ound in which he onfciated.
The visitors Jumped 10 the front 90 Tho
start on a single ny Dauber. Wheai's
double aRd Hummel's sacrifice ny. scan.
Ions inability 20 locate the plate allowed
tho Reds 20 te The score IN the second.
two passes and Ioberf's single doing ne
business. Only three men faced Fromme
In the third. yet ~ gave tao bases on balls.
both runners being caught steallng
The Reds forged TO the front In The hnh,
when with W. gone Bescher doubled ana
scored ON Pasksu's single. After he
pitched the seventh inning fromme oom.
plained Of = core arm ard Vas relieved ny
liaapaF. The VISITORS tied the score in the
eighth. when Lumlev. who was cent 20 bat
fOf Scanlon, was hit by a pitched hali
Burch and Daubert popped. hnt Wheat
produced HE Second double. scuPinE Luml-
lev.
The tie lasted only a second. Hoblitsei
led "a with e single IN the Reds' half and
Mitchell heat out his bunt k9an snrridced
and Douney walled. hut Mclean furced
him. while HohlitNel reunited iobert waited
for a pass. but gaanar LEFT three runnefs
stranded when hs tanned w tho nnal
session Casper g0t the visitors IN order.
The arnrp
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shaitcd fJf Afhnian "a ne llnM nhing.
fRarcd for dcanlon IN The clrhth innlaf
thaned for Fromme In the sevehth Inning.
Bruoklyu .... .....l o q Q Q q q 81
Cincinnati ........ q % . "a
Runs -Hnuottyn-Dauhert Lumley. On
e~lnnau-HgscheT, HohlltFcl. noWucf Two haEr
hits Rescher. Mitchell. Wheat. q THREE baar
lran. Dultuev. MeLehn. D0uhle play EeHn
and nOuuey. Narrlhcp hltE-Egan. = Wheat
Hummel. Mcmillan. Hirtf basf o. halle--Dg
FroEmr. 5. OF Soanlou & OF ngil : Hitby piichtT
by GAspar ulImieyl. via piich-Gasbar.
Struck 0ut-By fr0mme. L. By Oaspaf, = ~ Ncan-
BrO1klym, s Umpire IN chisf- RtgirE Yield
umpire Emsiie. Time I hour and v minutes.
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LEAGUE.
Cardinals Make u Fsur straluha nnd ne
Glants Tunhlp.

The Giants tumblcd 10 afth place yester-
day. They mel with their fourth ~eonsecu-
tive defeat IN ~, Louis and have Won one
zane and Lost seven In the West. They
were passed By tho Clnclnnata Who beat
the B~roOklyns. and By the Chicagos. Who
beat the BSsions. TIE Piitsbdrgs captured
. same from the Phiiliea and broke the To
fST ifsi piare. Tine western tgauas swept
the boards clean. The results.
~. Lsuls. =; New Vera. 3.
CineianatL 3; nrOoklyR. =
PtttsbUrg. =; PhiiRaelphia. a.
Chlcaga. 4; nsstun. =.
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AZ Per- wsFh- Peri worth. !; Danas. : asrE
1aln.
~ Vase -sau Antsuio. 4. Waee.a
~ aoatt9a -0aiVealea. Z; ueustoa. o
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AWNlAa - = - ~
'hatted tor Mernttin the ninih Inning.
terAey CIV ...... o . . Q 0 . q -
Raghrsser : . . Q , 0 a
R~uns-lsrsey CIV -MosileT, SpahF. Rorheslsr
-Delninwer. Alperman. hoNy. hair. Two hose
mt-HlaiF. Three hase hita-Dclninger. Spahf
Alperuaan. hialr. stolen h~asgs-Pattee, 9 o.
bern. DclBlnrer. Hpfs Mosiier. Hrst hase On
crr0rs-RochesteT. ? Ms b. pitched bal-8y
Merritt. . Left On hases-Rocbeater, s. iersel-
Cn.a first hase % hels-On S1vtdge, I; on
Meuiul. I. slrnrh Ouf-ny Nattd9e. = hy Merritt.
l. Umpire ln chiet-hurt reld umpine-keiy,
inc hour and IS minutes.
Al foRoNro.
Providence ? o Q e. q o
rorontoL o . o a z
naitsries-lAyendsE. Cronin ana Petsr.ou;
Rudolph and Fnndy.
At nONFnHAL
baltimore o o o IA 10 4
Monusal D . . o . 81 \ :
naitrres-Russsn and Bysrs Water. Wiitoa
and krchrl.
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A. 1arkson -farkaan. T. BerifiaH.
A. GrernWoad -Gneeuuoaf. 81 WnfHerhurv 5
AtNanoo GW-Yanoo UU. 4: Wrtrhura.
fsieven inuinga. ~darknssN.
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C~INcfNNATI. May W.-Thr National Base
hall Commission to-day issued ~ form al
decision lining Manager Chanre and Players
Holman and Tinker of The cubs for alleged
rOwdyism NJ a recent game Wuh The C0lum.
bus club and instFurts he latter elWh 10 no
u the tubs for Interest 90 ? PER rent. Tor
the tine elapsinE sincc he gaute aas not
allowed. The commission Decided that The
Rruoklyn National league ciuh stiii nWr-
the Houston club a. 40 for Player ElaLely
and must pay before Nav y.
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Navy Grew PrsparlnE for syracuse.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, May is-With q short
but satisfactory nractiCe under ideal con-
ditions this afternoon the Naval Academy
crew began a week OF special preparation
Tor the race agninst Syracuse ncIt saturday.
With which the -eazon clCscs Never IN the
history ~ rowing 81 the Academy has more
interest bean taken IN a race Or has the
whOle institution and it, friends been 20
anNi0us Zoe q vtCtory. Syraruee has won
both previous rntes. nat " b. fct here that
ne chanCe 10 win. The Grew will ROW
exactly - Il did against Columbia aud
.GeorretONn. barring arUideuf. ioftin Ia
'making one 81 re hest strokes The Academy
has Jhad. sindirhtlons uoint 20 better
weather conditions ihan prevailed during
the other rare@ the water being calm a. q
mill pond ihis afternoon.
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4: s Iss:i. ! AZ. S::; s.I ~ a.: Sc |. { 4. :i SsS q S X. .. s:S'


H6SS Sss PsSi''S ssssf 1 s sSsai gs's : &sSss5.
error-hastan. NJ Lsn N haass- Rsstan. 4
nelrnll a First hasr on haINwOn Khrgrr. q
o. pemul 1! "a Stroud. q StracR olt-by
u~n-Speakef. Thres hass hlts-Lond. ioneA
nuxh. I've has, hila-StahL Gardafr, Lord. cooh.
S1rrince h~lta-LRWaA Cardigan. Aarginca ny-
Oohh. S1ulgn haN1-0An1ner. nou1le riaya-
Wagner, Gardner and atnhl Bnsh and NmmenG
WagnRR, Gardner and hFadley, . Paaeed hall-
herkfndorf rmplro In chiaf-EvanA Helo
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'Ratted Cor TayloF In he seraad lanlnE.
tAgler out. hit b. hatied bah.
Newark ....- 0 %
Budaloa ........ o . o.
Neutrality-suspicious.. 0ettman. Meyer. AIM
norman ~. AgleT. nrfalo-hennne. White. Fast
~. flIt base On balh-On nrady 4: % parkina,
4; OF kisslnEcT. = OF Dubar, . Struck ont-ny
nrady 4: b. parkils,G base hlts-Gettman
= zimmerman. Sarnnco mts-Aaler. uubec.
Sioiea h~ases-henhne. Eaai. Ganley. Len on
haAea-Hunalo. n: NeWnrt..a fut base on
e~Frnu-Huaalo. :: Ncwark. 4 Double play
Wild pitch-nrady. Pissed bah-Heane I'm.
plre IN rhiet-Murray. Held umpire ~ run
Tine. houra and - minutes.
R~ocHEnIah. 4 SMHaRI NTE. :.
ROcuRarNR. NAY tA--ROchester played q hfln
iant neiding game today, and Win hits helped
by ierey Ob's errurs won he third game OF
he aaueA. me Erore:
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A. New Haven-Neg Haven. 4 Watefbury. 3
a. Holyoke Hartford g. holyoke. a
~ Nsu Bdialn-NeW Britain. s. ~Sprngheid. q
A. BrdEep0r- Bndeeport. = N~orthampten. o
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Wl1gioa s1sm-Wlnstsn saisn. . Greer.
vie. 2 taeTEI inllrTH1.
fte1 irHlnrF
AtchaFi0us Andersen. a. Chahstta 4
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swallow Captain Of columbia Lacrosse
Team.

w. J. swallow. ~. vas elected captain
Of the Columbia lacrosse team yesterday.
swallow played on the freshman twelve
lest season and Did good WORK On tho ,sr-
aity lean this .
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A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. Louisville. 4
A. NtiWaukce -T0ledo. I; hilwsukee. T.
" Kansas qW-Colambua 4 Kansas civ. /
Rive lnnlngal rain.
MsL Paul -iodlanApoua q g. PasL a
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AnEnrcAs LEAGUE

NNTTTTN| ITI|T--
81 Louis Ia Neg YogE: Chr ago IN Philadelphia:
Cieveland In Washington. Detroit IN Boatan.
NATIONAL LrhopE
New York In Cincin1Ad: BFHoklyu IN ChlraFo.
Boston In P~ittsburG. Phiiadeiphia Ia g. LouiE
MAaTMHE LMA0vM
Newark IN Buffalo: Jersey CITY In Rochester.
Providence In ToroatG
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Runs- NeN YER Devore. Doyle - Louis-
ndgElns. koaeachy. PhelpS, MOeIey. " base
Ma pheiW. haussr, hngglns, MoWgeY. rhfre
hase hits -Encher, murray. Naernre hiti
kNans. MilHs. stolen bass Murray. 0akcs.
larher First hase o. bals-Of Wuttr. 3 Of
Wtila. 4 struck out-Hy Wilse. 4 By Wills. q.
LETT On hAars-Si L0uls, q Neu Nogk. s. TN
pire in rhief-ofDay. Field umpire Brrnnen.
Time hour and Al minufea.
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A. William port WilhamsporG s. Lancaster. q
~ York Harrisburg, a. York. I
~ Tntuton iohnstoNu. Q Treuton. .
A. Reading Nt0ona. 2 Reading. l.
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A. Columbia-coiumbis. = CoiumhuA o
a. A~uruGta-Macon, q Auruata. o
~ iarknonNtle -IackanuFilia, n. savannah. /
~ hifmlngham-HFmingham. Z Memphla q
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N ItF


FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses; splendid a.
ton; TO be seen az g CoTnehA
S., N. Y. ~
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rotais ~ NI2O
'nattcd for Kruger IN Ne ninth inninr
fHatted for IalkenbrrT IN ne ulnth lnnlnH
.Baued Tor Miichcitin Ire ninth inning
CleFeiand . y q q . v n 81
W~ashiurton. ..... % 4
Mins-Crveand-Carke Waahlnrt1a- Milan
Iihengid Gfssirr. Pint hase on eTrsrs- IrVe
tnd. = Lru On hases-Ceveiand. o Wasfipm.
irl. .. FIRST haee On balls or Faihenherr n a.
Hrtaiug. 4 Stuuct out - F~nikenberr- q IN
Altehel b. RddlnE . HONE run Gessisf
Igo hafe hiis Gesslef. Carfe. sacrinos hits
Ibfrtsld. GraueJ, 3 Street Ssrrnrs ~ R~nts
ftnieu hasF kruFrr. uuuhie nlRvs NrHgtfe
inasislet' Mcbnde and rngiau6 M by uiirhsT
hitcheH tNebldr. Umpire N ~chirf-Kedn.
- lmVire sAersaAn. Time I hour and n
Bosros a. ~, ~; nEtR0u. g.
noeToN Ma iS- tbs Red sot MADE ,~vp,
NNe N a foa fVffT nuf over ae0und haar. afteT
so mn were OF ~ ne opening inning 70 day.
In ruuiunrii1n Nf'h = hane On halls hev 1efs@f
ve uilI itrle. = double md speakNrt
eF ~ "ccusim faNe Boston fhree adj.
fe1f. rI7f IN ~ erund inntan Tao dauhies
Hasrh1u. 3 y NJ 8 Amsvir,,s q, !,
. LLH IH HHHmn A.a.m 81. "
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A. Monlgsmey Atlanta. 2 Montesmery. l.
AtNew orfana-NashviIis. 3 NeW orleans.
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A. Fal mver-L4WTenoe. :; Pail Rivsr. &
A. Lynn-Lynn. s. L0WeH.a
a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4. HnVarhfl
~ New bedf0rd New Bedford. ~: Bgarheea. 7
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'Bstisd Tor R4ndsa n ne niuth Ianlas.
Boston ...... . a a a
Chinago mas .,
Nuns hqstoa -HeraoE. gueansF. narsasn
C~tcaHB-Shertnrd. Chanre. strinfeifa HTiTS@
y haze mn-Tntef, NhPcEaFd WINer &C.,
nee hitf -Arhulle, ahefkarh. 8nnlen h4aav
man, Chanef. steinfcidt Etrurk nuf-R Csis \.
vi r1Nn. q ~ rafuulA y Pin go 4. ~.
-od Cgg = % 1noNu. Z. ~ PtFtanI Il rs14 -
pa t-ttakw Erefa and Chanfe nfef. Gfahnn.
h~aaea-chlrngo. q nclfan. a VIII ~asss
arqgn Cole lmcira tn rrigf-mam kaai1feat
umpre- Aane. ume-t h1uf and y ui1rte1
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FrfrRnuun. ! PHILADELPHIA N. O.. q
PTFIunUno. May In e very pretty gnme 70
day PittsburE beat Philadelphia. TIE sore.

sBatisd Tor Lslhsid In the sighth inning.
Phiaaelphia . q o q 4 o a "a
FttsburE o ! Q Q Q o =
Tuns-Philadeiphia-Ttua hatea. GranL. ghet-
Der. PittsburE -Byrne. :. Leach, ciarhe. Wngnsr
2. Campbell. Two base hts--Fgnn. WnFneT.
titus. Three base hit Clarke. stolen 49,
Wager, Nnabe. aaCyihce mts-MlieT. nTsna-
1sd. DUuhle plaYs-hllieI. Wagner aad FtYna.
balls-ON Lesver. I: 81 White. I. o. gfstuqr. d
Sirurk out-Hy Lever, .: By LelHeid. l. bv Shei.
tier. q ~ Humphries. I Tit by pitrher--a
ban n1oln. Umpire IN chief iohattane Wrif
u~mDhe-ncmn. Tine hour AID - m lnutes.
CHICAGO n. ~. a. BosIOS ii. LA
CHICAGO. May She Cubs mada ID An es-,
hrrnk on ne aeries with Boston ~ daY- The
aftNrus
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Runs chicago Purtcl. PhfAdelphia-Hart.
-. oidring. : ConiuA. Murphy. Coombs. Hrs
kaae on ertor-Chcago lrN On hases-C hlruNo
e. Ptllsdclphia. Z. First haze on halls on smith
!. OF Co0mbs.A struck out - Co0mhs, I. Thr~S
hHse mt-GandN. StOlen hase~ -Lcidsr. ]. Baker,
UldrlnE, =, Co0mhs. Umpire IN chief -C0nnn1y
fisd umpire Dinecn. Time hJur and 70 mia
utaE.
wAsHIS0roS . CLEVELAND. T..
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NEW YOUKS WIN and GO UP
EElT MISSOURI BROWNS AND
FAkE SECOND PLACE.
fuch SteadloF man Lake IN . splihaIl
Dlspute-Detraits Rested IN Rosion
Aihlrtlcs Defeat Nhiie sox-Wash-
mgtuns WIN Prem I'm CIeVeiaRds.

n VS. e cleanup for the Eastern teams
~ he American fcaEue Yesterday. Not
WestcrneF survived the ordeal ny
,'ruhbinr tho Mis-onr Browns while tho
%liosiun- were routing tho Michigan TtEars
he New Works Jumped up 10 second place
H he rarc. Therr's M stopping the Ath-
lafirs. Who laid tho White SoX low. The
N~a.hinrtpn= took another game from the
tIs,clands. vho are anding the Eastern
-aiug rUrAy and hard 20 travel The re-
suits
NeW 0ork. ,; ~. LOuis. q
Philadelphia. q; t'hieaEa. ..
Washington. .; Cleveland. ..
Dostsn. 40; DotrBlt, a.
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Haschah = p NJ s. Americana - q,
7 A. Hean L'srIs Park Adm Or-A4r
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A. Ionssboro P,raEOula. = Josssboro. T.
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A. Dsuv'r Denver. . aouu cry.
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WAaHuNOTuN. MAJ r. Reiaing's spithat
n ~ TOO mueh for Cleveland q. DAY and he We
rnn InrhY b bis .nnnorl ne .rnre.
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THR ~GUHOKODTLlSHS
TWO WOVEN START ~ TRIP
10 san FRANCISCO.

Nlss nlanshP stunFt sect PlAAs q Drive
Frem AtlAntie % Paelna-Vnned
STATES Meter Company Buys nEush
lunabsul and BFlneoe FlPms-Oossip.
MIss Manchs Stuart scott o. Rochester,
n. v. started on an automobile trip from
this city 20 San FrahciacO yesterday. she
accompunled b. Miss Amy l.. Phillips
Of this clay and Intends 20 drive the car all
the way herself. The two young women
aTe making the journey IN an Overland
runabost. which has a folding top and a
glass wind ahied. A blG boz 10 hold suit
cases has hsen built behind the single asai.
The ear h Aited with Goodyear lures ami
two Extra tires are carried on top Of the
hex behind ne ssai.
Miss Scott said Yesterday that she had
no lhtentlon Of trying 20 make n new
records Of any kind for the trio aerOss the
ami intenis 20 make sac trips %
interesting placeS a. often as she hears
anything hat arouaes her interest. she
she would take things easy and
does not expect 90 drive fast enouEd 70
the speed limits Of any Of the cities
and towns through which she viii pass.
She expected 10 reach POuEhkeebsie last
night.
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The membership committee Of the AUTO.
I sSa ~ ~ s. e A%sssS1 sSs 1910 aRDl.o1.
u. Cbolte, Lewis 4. Clarke, j. ~. DreYfu.
Z. Suydam Grant. Alexander ~. uudnui.
Emanuel Lara kH, GeorHo y. Iawtou. y.
harper Poor, \. Charles schwany MOton
city. Applications for associate ni8rlbeF.
hin lave BEEN mrde By d. n. Caldwell
kngiewcod, n. j.. Charies III. TaboT nos.
io9, end william Frederick Williams. Bris.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
Silk Specials

CHENEY'S KIMONO SII.KS-32 inches wide. all silk,
in light and dark grounds, floral designs and Dresden ef
fects-Special SOC yd.
COLORED AND CHANGEABfE .TAFFETAS-This
number is regular Soc grade in chiffon and medium
finish dependable quality and desirable for dresses
wastseud Innings; good assortment of eoors-SPecial
SOC yd.
36-fNCH, ALL SILK, BLACK MESSALINE-An ex-
ceponal good form grade with soft satin finish high
rich ustre, good wearing quality $50 quay-Speeal
S1.1O yd
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Values to 25c for ................-1 Ice
Values 20 15c for .--------------- zoe
RINGS.
Values TO soc Tor .....--.......--..2 Csc
Values 20 95c FOR ...-......-......- 5Nc
Values 20 Sl.Oo for ...-......... ..t2c
Values TO $1.5o for .SL0e
STERLING SILVER THTMBLEs-
Values are soc FOR ................25
SILVER MESH BAGS.
German silver. kid lined. large
size -......-..-- .-. ; t.-3
Medium size ..-.-..-.-- $50
BEITINCfS.
New novelty hcltings in ali the new
shades or this season. Values are Sc.
fc. Sc and Sc am inch. sale price for
the last three days OF this week-2c
an inch
LEATHER GOODS
ladies' leather hand bags made in
the very best factories-of the ve-y
best materials-bv the very best work
men--and an in the very latest shapes
One lot. values $3.50 To- $40. for. $500
Another Tot. values 20 s.. FOR. .. 9.95
Another lot. values TO $3.50 for .S2.45
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04

You 1ViU feel the spirit of Christmas
the minute you step into the store.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
FUR NITU R E

Arm chair. oak or mahogany frames,
Spanish and plain. leather covered
Regular $500. reduced TO .--.-. $4,000
Regular $500. reduced 20 ...-..&i f.5O
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
Ladies Desks

We have a better assortment than ever
in these lines. an popularity priced.
We are stuI crowded FOR room. and offer
"A reduction from our usual low prices as
follows. viz.
$500 mahogany and fumed oak for. So
$40 90 mahogany and fumed oak FOR. $500
Ef4.oO fumed or early English oak for S1l.55
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04

No need % talk about tho comfort OF
Morris chairs. and the prices we quote
VIII talk for themselves. viz.
$500 Morris chairs reduced to. $1,000
so 80 Morris chairs reduced 70. $1,000
5000 Morris chairs reduced to-. $1,000
sS2-b0 Morris chairs reduced TO. S22-75
$4,000 Morris chairs reduced to-. f22-e5
$3.50 Morris chairs reduced to. S27.00
These all come in various woods and
colora OF leather cushions. and are
MORE THAN ATTRACTIVE AT THE
PRICES NAMED.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
Pictures

An entirely revised line showing new
ideas new subjects. new framing All nov
Cd and most attractive, and all POPULAR
LY PRICED.
They have already sold we'll and the
assortment which cannot be replaced be-
fore Christmas. is now good. but VIII be
broken later. We say buy now
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04

Toys, dolls games doll dresses, wheel goods trains
and everything in toys, books. etc.
Toys are sold very close margin and the assert
ments viii appeal 70 Xmas shoppers
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
Chewing Gum

&c package Of WriEley's Spcarmiut.
for Sc.
&c package 81 Yucat tan gum, for SC.
&c package Of Beeman's gum. FOR Sc.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
Our Picture Department

No one rejects picture absolutely. 1t may or
may fully please but there is always little rom
iuseeut thought that carries the recipient back to old
times places there is almost always heart search
ing than with any other gift The lines full and the
assortment better Come in and lay
thing aside for future delivery if you do it I'M
nicdiatey.