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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

those four minutes has mover been
written into any score for the
trapoae.
The motion pictures gave the
audience considerable iar OF sur
prise by being almost good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
Market
News

A trip through the public mar.
kets and 10 other dealers who
handle green goods. etc, reveals
several important facts not gonor-
ally known 10 all ~ the house.
wives Of Seattle Here one can
purchase direct from the producer
az a great saving and obtain much
fresher goods.
Buying for cash is gaining a
stronger following amongst the
shoppers OF Seattle Several car
fares can be saved In a days trip
from purchases made IN the yari-
Gus public markets and from the
cash dealers who quote low prices
on cash transactions. the dealers
knowing that they effect great
saving both to themselves and
patrons By not carrying credits.
Rumor 10 the effect that the
market blocks on Pike street are
TO be razod to the ground has no
foundation whatever. as the re-
grade will not affect the buildings
now used for market purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

train here and got away with Hey.
efal pouches Of registered mail No
attempt WAS made TO rob tho pas.
aengeru or express car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
a Reliable Medleine-NoT A NAB.
COTIC

CoTlC.
Mrs. r MART. St. Joe. Mich. says
Foley's Honey and Tar saved her
little boys life. She writes: "Oaf
little boy contracted a severe bron.
chial trouble. and as the Doctors
medicine did not cure him, / gave
him Foley's Honey and Tar, In
which ! have great faith II cured
the cough as well as the choking
and gagging spells. and he got well
in short time. FoIey's Honey and
Tar has many times saved US much
trouble. and we are never without
IL In the house. "-Bartell Drug
Stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
TODAY I'M HISTORY

Sept 81. l7TT. congress met at
Lancaster. Pa IL was a very
hurry up session Of congress. that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

A cat IL said to have nine lives.
and some people believe this Is ten
too many
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
HUSBAND CHAST|SfS
WIFE ON STREET
INCIDENT IN PHOENIX THAT
ARoUsEs THE WRATH OF 81
THE WITNESSES.

PHOENIX. Feb. 3.-FIas q husband
a legal right TO administer corporal
punishment to his wife on the pr!n-
cipal business thoroughfare ofthe city >
This question was discussed by an an
sry crowd Of Phoenix men who we're
spectators to a turbulent domestic
scene in front of Frank GriebeTs store
on West Washington street.
When the affair happened there was
quite a crowd Of men in front of he
garage across the street AID when
they beheld a man apparently endeas.
oring &c knock q woman. through She
plate glass window they hurried over
About the time they arrived on The
scene they heard a passerby ask tie
woman If the man was her husband
She said that he was. and the inquir
er, who doubtless believes in a mau
chastising his wife. caused mucf
amusement by his careless, "Oh, that.
ali right then
But the rest OF the crowd we're no
so easily satisfied. It's against III,
chivalrous natures of Arizona knight
to stand idly by and see any wcmaI
knocked around by a man and al
omincus murmur Of vengeance perm.
ated the atmosphere. telling not les
sened by the wife beater's remark
I'm have to kill you sometime" T.
the woman. BY this time an Office
had arrived on the scene. but as a
had not Witnesses the fight he refuse
to make any arrests without a wa;
rant. The crowd o. men By that tim
numbering about fifty. argued eagerl
and earnestly and asked the officer I
az least keep an eye upon the pair a
the trouble might result in murder.
= While the argument was under wa
the man and woman hit the mig
places and were lost To view With
the shadows OF South Thi'd avenu'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
STORY OF ASSAULT
IN SW|SSHELMS
PLUMB DIES OF WOUNDS INFLicT-
ed BY THE TWO MuRDERous
MExIcANS.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Feb. 3.-t Special
The affair of Hunsaker Canyon
proves to be a little less serious than
was indicated by the reports receiy-
ed yesterday. One man is dead and
and cne viii recover. Owen Plumb
was brought TO Douglas last night.
taken TO the Calumet hospital and
died from his injuries at three O'Clock
this morning Ernest Kuykendall
lies at the ranch recovering from a
blow on the back Of the head. at the
base Of the brain and on the neck.
Details Of the affair were not forth
coming until last night when Plumb
was brought in in q spring wagon,
and are somewhat as follows:
Ernest (Saml Kuykendall and
Plumb were together preparing 10
pay off the men when the two Mexi
cans came up. The father o. Kuy
kendall was seated nearby and the
men said something TO him about
buying their axes. He referred them
to his son and Plumb and later h;
heard an alteration. The Mexican.
had attacked the TWO white men will
their axes. The elder Kuykendal
started for the horses to get a rifle
but he is old and palsied and th'
Nexicans were too quick for hin
discovering his move and rushing 4
intercept him He turned and RAJ
to the hillside and rolled and fel
down. This was about six O'Clock o
Monday evening. He remained /
hiding in the brush until the Mex
cans went off with the horses. The
he returned to the two injured me
and found Plumb fearfully injure'
His son he found hidden in n
brush. Then he started to get al
and on his way fell into a we
where ne was unable to get out Vi
I'll morning.
II is thought that young Kuyke
DAN moved forward just as the bio
was struck at him and so It was
sIancing blow falling at the base
the brain and on the back Of q
seck. His neck is badly swollen, b
his injury is not serious. While Il
Mexicans were hunting his father
erawled off and hid. thus saving b
life. Four blows were inflicted up'
Plumb. It is believed that he W
hit three times before the men sta
ed for the horses and that on tbs
return from hunting the elder Ku
kendall a fourth blow was admin
tered.
1t is understood thar there h
been trouble with the two Mexican
but it was thought that was over a
forgotten. It is not now believ
that the shooting Of several mont
ago had any bearing on the occi
renee of Monday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
EDITOR. PROMOTER IN TROUBLE

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-Sidney Flower.
once well known as an hypnotic expert
and later as promoter. whose finau-
oial schemes in the past brought min
into conflict with he authorities in Chi
cago, Buffalo and other cities. is again
iB trouble. Today he was arraigned
before United States Commissioned
F'oote to answer to an indictment re-
/ cenly found agains him in Nevada,
charging him with fraudulent use OF
the mails. Several years ago Flowoi
attained notoriety as the editor and
owner Of the New Thought Magazine
Recently he has been publishing Gold
field Gossip, weekly mining journal
and was known in Goldfield as Parrls
ter Kent The magazine was publish
ed, it is charged, for the purpose o
exploiting gold mining schemes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
NEGROES PACK SEGREGATION
MEETING AND FOIL PURPOSE

no white student could take the S igat-
es offense. and further they added
that the white students maintained a
very friendly attitude toward the col
ored children. In these statelaents the
negroes were borne out by the school
officials
The statement was made at the
meeting that owing to the small num-
Der OF negro Students now in attend
ance in the city school it would Se
an undue waste Of money to erect aud
equip a modern four-room school
building. with four teachers for only
SO scholars.
It was further brought out that II
the building was erected it would be
in uhe southern part of town. and at
the present time all but two OF the 5S
negro children in he city schools Ara
ATTENDING schools located south OF
Washington street, where the number
of white students is very small.
At this juncture the motion was
made and carried that all sites offered
Dr :e,ected.
The act which makes legal the seq
regation OF the white and negro stu
dents was passed by the last legisla
ture. but was vetoed by the governor
on the ground that it was uneonstitu
ional. bu was passed by the lawmakers
over the veto of the governor. The ses
regation act reads as follows:
BE it enacted by the legislative as
semb'y of the territory OF Arizona:
Section 1. That subdivision IL o
paragraph 179 of the Revised Statutes
of Arizona, 1901. Civil Code. be an'
the same is hereby amended so a'
60 read as follows.
ITO prescribe and enforce rules no
inconsistent with law or those pre-
lscribed by the territorial board of ed
lucation for their own government an'
the government of schools; and whel
they deem II advisable. they may see
regate pupils OF the African from ptl
pills of the white races. and to tha
end are empowered TO provide all aC
commodations made necessary b.
such Segregation: provided that tn
power to segregate pupils Of the Afr
can from pupils of the white race
shall only be exercised where TN
number of pupils Of the African rae
shall exceed eight in number in an
school district"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
CYANIDE PROVES
DFAIH OF CHILD

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Feb. 3.-(Specia).
The deadiiest of poisons, cyanide,
claimed an innocent victim yesterday
afternoon in the little child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Nissen at the lab
oratory of the c. & A. smelter. The
child drank q beaker of the poison
by accident and quickly expired de-
spite everything that was done TO
save it.
Mr.. Nissen is the assistant OF
Chemist w. II. worthington Of the
smelter. Mrs. Nissen went over 10
see her husband yesterday afternoon
and. took their two year old child with
her. While the parents were talking
the little one wandered about unno-
tceI aud seeing 4 beaker which he
evidently thought contained water,
picked it up and drank from it. The
effects were instantaneous and the
lhorrificd parents hurried their baby
10 the City with all possible speed,
But nothing could be done and The
child died shortly after medical aid
was obtained.
Cyanide is one Of the quickest and
most deadly poisons known and
chemists are very careful in theil
handling Of It, No carelessness at
taches TO any one at the laboratory
as the chemical is in constant uss
there II was an unfortunate over
sight that the child was permitted tc
wander about the laboratory for ever
. moment alone.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04

PHOENIX. Feb. 3.-By packing nc
mass meeting held in the Central
school building last night the colored
residents of the city fo- TIE present
DELAYED the plans under way for the
segregation of the white and oolored
chlldren in Phoenix.
On motion Of ". p Crump, he
matter o, leaving the question of seq
regating the chi dren was put 10 a
vote. aad resulted in but a votes fol-
segregation and 81 against
Though the meeting was called TO;
the purpose OF rejecting a site for the
oolored school, the opponents of ths
segregation went there with tho inten
ton Of capurng the mass meeting, a1C
they succeeded in his.
Sims Ely was the only member oi
the school board present. DIR. l. l.
Cameron being called away and Clin
ton Campbell attending a council meet
ing.
1t is probable that the location o
knt SCNDOt VIII Dt tsihtu UP Nt oA
other meeting. Friends of segrega
tiCn did not attend last nights meet
ing largely for the reason that he,
had tacitly decided To leave the loca
ton of the school TO the negroe
themselves.
Several sites. all south of Washing
ton street, were offered for the pro
posed co'ored children's school build
ing. but only one OF them, locate
on Madison street. was satisfactory a
to price. size and location. After
thorough discussion OF the matter
motion was made that ali sites pro
posed be rejected. and the motion
being recognized by Colonel McCin
took. carried by vote of "a in III
affirmative and II in the negative.
A number of negro residents OF tn
city were present at the meeting an
they were unanimous in their opposi
ton TO the segregation idea. The
brought out the fact that here ar
now but SO colored children attending
the grammar schools of Phoenix, an
viii the exception of the second grad
there are only two or three of ther
in each grade. The second grade ha
Is colored students.
The negroes stated that the colore
students were good ones, and tns
their conduct in school was such tina
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
IN MEMORY WILLIAM eogsEL

FRANKFORT. KY Feb. 3-The
tenth anniversary of the death Of Gov
ernor William Goebel. whose assass.-
nation as the result OF q political feud
stirred the entire country. was Oh
served today with impressive memo
rial exercises at the Goebel monumeg5
recently erected in the State cemeery
in his city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
EREE

Just six more days till the free posi-
card deal is on at Central Pharmacy
Then one-half dozen two fer sc post
cards will be given with each dollar
purchase. or three with SOC purchase.
Pc one of the frst and avoid the rush
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-17
Eureka, 5. ID.
IA. SSebruQr 1910.

IA. 6ebruQr 1910.
6eute pebt Elm fur6tbarer S6nees
Iturm, mie mir ibn in Oteiem Sabre
nod ni6t auf;umeiien batten. IS mar
fir mid cine llnmO9lt6teit, bic Yferoe
beuteabenO gum @aiier 81 bringen,
i'm lie 81 trGnteu.
Wetne @ltern fubreu am Samstag
nit Dem Berionen3u9e ua6 3eelanO,
um bort Daniel Sranoer gu beiu6en.
gs mar ibre Nbli6t, beute pieoer ua6
Gureta 3uriifSutebren, ba jeoo6 Der
Gtienbabnpertebr Oes 9rpBen Sturmes
wegeu ednslib labm9ele9t wurOe, 10
ieben iie ii6 genOtigt, ibre &eiie etuas
81 perldu9ern, bis Der @iienbabnper=
tebr tuieber Elm 9ere9elter lit.
Spbn 8enDer bGlt leBt etnen 9lus=
pertauf ab uno pertauft Die YtebrSabl
titiner 98ureIt unter pem Goitenpreiie.
Ser alte SObn S9mtot 1T AUDI ge=
ftorben uno ipie mir 3u Sbren fam,
iol beute bic SeerOtguns itattiinoen.
9as Seu errei6t iebt etnen 3temlt6
boben Preis, oenn mir pertaufen bic
SOnne iebt 3u $500.
2iebe 2eIer, mo Iino oenn et9entlth
Die Saien ale. tb bente Die fno ale ab
na6 &ailel, oenn tb babe i6on lett
Stpei Monaten feinen mebr 9eieben, piel
weniser sei6ONen. Wtein 6reunO S.
S6IB bat einmal na6 etnem x6aien
sei6Olien uno berna6 muBte er ben
2an9Obri9en nod nit Der 6linte tot
i6lU9en.
gtun muB i6 mid ins Sett be9eben,
oenn mOrgen friib beiBt es wieoer
r@Ottlieb, itebe auf uno fiittere Die
Bferoe".
Mtit @ruB an ale Qeier Der rYOit
iopie audi an bic &eOattiOn,
@ottlieb M. &eim.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-17

bann, ou tannf mid aud einmal be-
iuhen uno oeine S6rotflinte mitbrin=
aen, oenn in meinem 8arten treiben
lid aud iolde lun9obrigen Burden
berum, welt)e meine Sbitbdume ni9t
in &ube laiien.
I. Sn leBter @o6e maren metne Srau
unD i6 lieben Wteilen nOrolib BON
genturia bel meinem lieben Sreuno
Sobann S6went auf Seiu9. @r iibt
auf benz Stubl uuo 1T ibper trant.
SD fra9te feline Satin, marum Der
Grante ni6t ins Sett gele9t utro, mos
rauf fe antwortete, oaB er nt6t ltegen
tuun unb i6on neun @Oden auf benz
Stubl iiBe. SObann S6went fammt
aus @orms, Siios3uBlano uno lit ieit
feds Sabren in bieiem Ganoe, wdbreno
pel6er 3eit er itdnoig trant mar uno
lit audi feline Suifuung auf ene SeRes
ruug Oor6anoen.
Mtt belten 8riiBen an ale 2eIer Der
rGureta 9oit" biben unO criiben, Set6-
net I6tun9sOOQ
Pbilipp SeiIer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-17
Gre&nway, 5. D.
10. ISebruar 1910.

10. 6ebruar 1910.
Die Witterun9 1T 5iemlib gut uno
i6reiten mir mertlt6 nit ieoem Gag
benz berrli6en Sriiblin9 ent9e9en. llnz
ier Stdot6en 8reenmap itebt bis ieBt
nod auf Dem alten PlaB, itebt aber in
GROCER Gefabr, na6 Barbara transpDr=
tiert 81 iperOen, Iobalo Der S6nee pom
@rbbooen peri6munben lit. lln3neifel=
baft 1T Barbara audi Der ri6tige Srt
fir llniere StaDt, oenn mer I6On eill=
NAL oieie Strete qefabren lit, miro fi6
erinnern t6nnen, oaB einem ni6ts iibrig
bleibt, SOC bon @reenpap na6 Barbara
ooer bon Barbara na6 8reenpop (etne
I Wetlen betragenoe Strefe) 3u be-
sablen. .. ... .... j
Der llntersei6nete beripeilte Sans
tag uno SOnntag in giblep bel Gbri=
ittan giienbeiB unb fiibrten ptr balo
cine ansenebme llnterbaltnn9. @briitiun
iaste gu mir, oaB bic Surbiere in 9liblep
ibre preiie erbDbten uno baB er bod
bili9er oapOn tdme, oenn bon jebt an
lane er li9 nun ale ptersebn Sage etn=
mai ralierin, oann bleibt tbm nod etz
mas iibrig.
Sn Oergangener @O6e bOrte i'd einen
Srief bon meinem setpeienen Na6barn
Sobann Summel pOrleien, aus wel6em
bsroorging ooB er ii6 in 9toro=Satota
aufbGlt uno bort 9ate 3eiten Oerlebt.
9lu6 bat er ibon BON ietuem 6euiter
aus fitnfunOSwan5ig SaIen oas 2ebens=
li6t au8geblaieu, wel6e i6 in Ieinem
@arten berumtrieben. 8e6t 10, So=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-17

Iih ielbit freueu iiber bas 6unoertiGb'
rise Subildum fOlgenoe 6amilien
6rieorid &au, Seinrid gman, 6rit
9lman, Martin S6niirle, @ilbehn
S6niirle, Gbriitian &uBmaul,, Gbrla
ittan 8Dbring, s. @6brin9, &obai
alipfel, GOttlieb Pfeifer, SatOb Sestt,
Gbriltian &urle, Sobann &urle, Satob
Maier, Geor9 Suft, nebit ibren 6rauen,
@itttpe @eor9 &Iipfel seb. Seller,
gSittwer Sobann pfeifer, loluie Der
llntersei6nete nit 6amile. 2aBt uns
alle nit aufjau6Sen uno unierem Set=
matsort su Gbren ein Sentmal in @e=
oanten aufbauen.
G6ret oas Seuti6tum,
2iebet oas Gbriltentum. (
Sebe auf oeinen @ott; (
9ann mirit ou ui9t gum SpOtt.
Salte be Oeuti6e Spra6',
gSie's bel ben 9Gtern mar.
2anosleut pergeBt es ni6t,
Sis Der 2ebeusfaoen bri6t.
I6tungspoQ, Sobaunes &lipfel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
SANTA BARBARA PLANS
GREAT YACHTING EVENT
Program Promises Weeks Car
nival for Lovers of Wind
Chasing Game

The program for the weeks yacht racing
at Santa Barbara has just been announced
and the enthusiasts of the wind-chasing
sport will have the chance of lifetime for
a weeks carnival of the sport they love.
The program will be as follows:
Saturday, Aug. 13-Start of the race from
Barbara for the Commodore Smith cup. AT
6 o'clock the start of the race to santa
Barbara for cruising power yachts for the
Santa Barbara Yacht club cup At O'CLOCK
the start for the race to Santa Barbara Tor
speed launches for the Santa Barbara Yacht
club cup.
Tuesday, Aug. 16--At 10 o'clock the race
for speed launches will start from SANTA
Barbara on a 12-me course for the santa
Barbara committee cup.
At II o'clock the race for cruising power
yachts over course to be selected. tor cup
offered by Santa Barbara committee.
Wednesday, Aug. 17-At 10 O'Clock Will
be held the arbitrary handicap for all power
boats, for cups offered by Santa Barbara
committee.
At o'clock the start of races for an SAL
ing classes as follows: Division l, Universal
rule classes L. NJ and NJ division ,, uhlNer-
sal rule classes p. @ and sloops: division
g. classes p. Q and II, yaWls; DIVISION u
Santa Barbara Yacht club 15-footers For
cups offered in all four divisions by santa
Barbara committee.
On%Thursday, Aug 1S-At 2 o'clock the
start for the open race, all sailing classes
for Santa Barbara club challenge cup; WIN
ner to have name inscribed on cup and to
receive a medal in commemoration.
on Friday Aug. 19-At O'Clock the start
Yachts which have competed in previous
races handicaps based on past performance
For Santa Barbara chamber OF commerce
perpetual cup.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
YOUNG WOMEN SAVE
MOTHER FROM FIRE
Carry Her to Safety and Then
Turn in Alarm

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.--Awak-
ened by the reflection of fire in the
grocery next door to their home, Misses
Mary and Selma Molineux carried
their 77-year-old invalid mother from
the house when the flames threatened
to destroy their dwelling. Then the
two young women sent in an alarm
and saved the store from destruction:
The fire started at $3.50 o'clock and
was we'll under way when Miss Mary
Molineux awoke and saw the glare of
the flames. Barrels of oil and dry,
empty boxes in the rear of the grocery
store added fuel to the fire. The rear
end of the building was burned away
and part of the brick main structure
of the store. Several hundred dol
lars worth of newly made garments in
the rooms of Mrs. c. Tiers, dress
maker on the second floor of the build
ing. were destroyed. The clubrooms
of the Delta Phi Sigma, on the third
floor, were badly damaged.
George C. Worthington, proprietor OF
the store. was at his country house
at Parksville when the fire occurred.
His loss will reach $4,000. The damage
to the Molineux residence will amount
to $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
WILL TRY
SKILL IN BALL TOSSING
Local Composing Room Teams
Will Hook Up in SpeCtaC-
uIar Fray at Mace

The type slingers~of The Herald and Exam
iner will mingle in a melodramatc version
of the national game at Mace park this
afternoon and from the gigantic prepara-
tions made for the contest it looks like big
event. Back lots all over the city have
heen rented begged, borrowed and stolen
during the past week TO put in some strenu-
Gus practice for the muchiy billed AFFAIR ana
The Herald staff of balltossers have de-
veloped the flood tide of skill until there Is
little doubt that their rival pi-pickers viii be
swamped in the nine outpourings OF strenuous
ball chasing this afternoon.
Constant practice in the composing room
in tossing an ~ or ''b' across the room
without its sliding down into another box
has given the artists of the point and stick
confidence in their ability at tossing the
larger object and they expect to surprise even
themselves with double plays, bingles. bun
gles grabbing and all the various depart
ments that make up the perfect ball fray.
The Herald lineup is a sight for sore eyes
and the publication Of the nine ball baiters
has been suppressed until the victim was
firmly placed under contract to play The
star all-winning squad will be operated
as follows: -,
Hawley, left field; Somerset. center field;
Mccoy, right field; Criswell, first base; RAN
zoni second base; Delarme. .shortstop;
Kratka, third base; Young. catcher; Garrett
pitcher.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
HORNETS DOWN sLAUsoNs

The Hornets, Notwithstanding that they
were defeated by large score last SUNDAY,
came through victorious yesterday on the
Slauson avenue diamond and advanced peg
in the percentage column. The score was :
to g. Both teams played well throughout
and several sensational plays were executed
by both clubs Little Peter HILL the iast
third sacker of the winners, sent the sphere
out for a home run. The game showed that
there was class among the pitchers Tor
Donovan and Max on the mound twirled good
games for their teams. The FORMER ~ ~strucN
ont seven and the latter eight. Umpire
Robinson came near getting sent to the hos
pital by the airshp route, for after the
game several rowdes took the liberty Oh
smarring his classic features, and as result
there was a battle royal on the public high
way, but friends parted the warning con-
testants before much damage was done
Hornets 4, hits 13, errors 2.
Slausons 3. hits 5, errors l.
Batteries-Donovan and Herbster; Max and
Miller.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08

AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. Aug Ed Walsh held Wash
ington to two hits. both made by Conrey, and
Chicago won, to o. The batting Of Mclean,
the recruit. featured Score:
Chicago T. hits Q, errors /.
Washington 0. hits 2, errors 3.
Batteries-walsh and Payne; Groom, Meyer
and Beckendorff
DETROIT, Aug. 7,-Detroit made II three
straight from New York today. winning to
/. Summers deserved shutout, but lost 1t
through ragged support. Score:
New York l. hits 5, errors l.
Detroit 4, hits s, errors 6.
Batteries-Hughes and Mitchell; Summers
and Schmidt.
ST LOUIS. Aug. 7-Philadelphia, through
the splendid work of Coombs today, shut out
St Louis, 6 to O. He struck out men. Lake
was hit hard in the third inning. The field
was wet and soggy. Score:
St Louis 0, hits 5, errors l.
Philadelphia 6, hits H. errors 1.
Batteries-Lake and stephens; Coombs and
Livingstone.