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The Detroit times., 1910-09-03
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Openinx.

Dunniag 4 Stevens Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. N. ". Sept. q
Cattle-Receipts 2 cars. steady.
7s good SG prime no To- i !ss s,eers
se.s5 67.25; best LEO to 1.2oo-lb; ship
er steers. s475@6; best fat cows s475
common to medium. do. ss@s50: trim
mers. s22693; best fat heifers, $500
SIS: good fat heifers. s425G5; fair to
good do. $3.50; stock i neifsr ss 'saS
dunn to good. do. $425 gI5o; stockers,
all grades. $4.25 a $50; best bulls, $50
5:25; bologna bulls. s3.75G4:25; light
sprinssrs sS5@ss each: good mixers
and springers. s4o@5o: common to
Hogs-Receipts 20 cars. steady;
s. sss g. $500 Workers '''0@'S'' pigs
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts 20 cars.
slow best lambs. s7@7.1s; yearlings.
$6M5.75; wethers. $475a5: ewes. SAC
Calves-s5al1.5o.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. a.
The market closed with the following
changes: Cattle-Receipts 100. mar
s set r ss% pr steers SsaSs
$50. market active; Gull to choice. $3.50
@11.50. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
400. market firm; choice lambs, $b.5 90
@7.15: yearlings, $475@5.60; sheep.
s2.50G475. Hogs-Receipts 1880. mar
ket steady: heayies. $3.50 Workers.
$3.50; pigs. 1885; mixed. ie:so910;
roughs, $s.25@s.4o; stays. Ss67.
UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. Sept. g.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market sc low
err; mixed and butchers. $3.50 9.55;
good heavy, $500 $50; rough heavy,
$s:5o@S.7b. light, 1906 q $50; pigs. 1856
69.60. Cattle-Receipts. 1890; market
steady: beeves. s4.90@s.40: cows and
heifers. s2.5006.e0: stockers and feed
crs. $4.109625; Texans. $3.75Q6;
calves. s7frS. SO. sheep-Receipts, a.
900; market. strong; native, s2.S54475:
western. S3Q4.70 lambs. $5Q 40; west
ern. $5p7.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. Clogs
Receipts 1000, market 54l0c lower;
mediums and heavies, $3.50; Workers..
s9.7OQ9.75: pigs and lights. $e.60@970
Cattle-Receipts 3 cars, slow and
steady. Lambs-Receipts 10 cars. 1855.
Calves-Receipts 100 bead. $40 top.
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BOSTON COPPER
COPPER MARKET-CIose.
Banks and Trust Companies.

Ahmeek 1855. Atlantic 8. Arcadian ~,
Butte Coal isN. Cactus -. Chief y,
Chino 14&. Copper Range 6sh. DAILY
Greene Can Z, Hancock 20%. Helvetia
"a. Ird 1874. Inspiration s. Isle Royale
1871, Kerar Lake SIS, La Sale 1oH,
Keweenaw an, La Rose 3 SIS. Lake 80.
Nipissing l0J, North Butte %. North
Lake ga. Ohio Copper 2 Raven %. Ray
Cons 1885. Santa Re IA South Lake
SD. Superior Copper 40. Superior a.
Pitts liz, Trinity q. Utah Apex az. Y
$ Smelling 37%. do pref 40. Victoria
g. Vulture ga
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OPENS B0WERY REFUGE
Chinese Theater, Scene Of Many Bat
ties, Is Turned Into Mission.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The scene
OF many bloody battles between the
rival Chinese tongs, the Chinese
theater in Doyers-st., has been con.
verified TO the saving of souls.
Superintendent Noonan. OF the Res.
cue Society, today reopened the old
theater as a refuge for the Bowery's
homeless.
The playhouse was the only one OF
its kind east of San Francisco, and.
owing TO the activity of the tongs, IL
Is doubtful whether there will ever
be in New York another theater de.
voted exclusively to Chinese drama.
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GETS "BLAcK HAND LETTER.

PONTIAC. Mich, Sept. 2.-The re
:ccipt OF BLACK Hand" letter has
been reported To the police by Fran
fesco Spadafore, the proprietor of a
)oca1 confectionery store. The letter
demands of Spadafore, who is a ma.
i've OF Italy. to telegraph 1,20O francs
Immediately TO Luis Escudero, z Luna
1Dprt, Madrid. Spain, and all will be
we'll but failure 20 comply with this
1fmp1e request will make him mark.
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q. 8. GOVT BONDS.
sCAFFOLD FALLS; THREE HURT.
Accident Occurs at House at Brook
tyn-ave. and howard-st.

Three men were injured Thursday
afternoon. when a scaffold fell 20 feet
at the house being constructed at
Brooklyn-ave and Howard.st. The In
jured are Matthew Peters, No. As Hol-
comb-ave.; Alex Buegler. No. ll66
Van Dyke-ave.. and Hector Holsbike,
No. 1895 Van Dyke-ave.
Peters was the most seriously in
jured and was taken to Red Cross
hospital. The two others were able
to 60 home.
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HAS STRENUOUS DAY.
Amos 8. Musselman Makes Speeches
At Eight places In State.

TRAVERSE CITY. Sept. Amos
8 Musselman, candidate for the Re.
publican gubernatorial nomination,
left Traverse City at Z O'Clock Fri.
day morning for Elk Rapids, where
he talked TO the voters at S:15. The
balance Of his itinerary for Friday
Follows:
a Elk Rapids, s:15 a. m; Rapid City
o:30; Kalkaska, 1890; Mention
4 p. m: Jennings. 9; Lake City, 4:3O
and Cadillac at p. m.
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone X Co. sept. z:
The Boston copper market opened
dull and heavy with very little tnclina-
ton to trade on the eve of the hoii-
days Price changes are small and
without Significance. Lake has shown
some rellying power after opening az
a. sold up to 80 u. Hancock is half
point lower and North Butte lower.
Indiana sold at Is. which IL half point
higher. United Fruit Is the nrm fea.
ture OF the Industrial list, selling at
1875, a gain of one point.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. soc 10:
firsts. 29c: dairy butter. csc; packing
stock, 22c per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 81 &c per doz. Receipts on
Friday $50 cases
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Burglar Steals $50.

Charles S. owen told the police.
Friday morning. that during the night
thief entered his house and stole
500 from his bedroom. He lives at
No. 533 Military-ave.
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NEW YORK sToCn LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber q CO. Sept. 2: There was
rather weak undertone at the opening
on the stock exchange this morning
under pressure of sales by room trad
era Later the market became stronger
caused by shorts covering and evening
accounts for over the holidays. Trad
ing was extremely light and there was
no particular news to AFFECT the prices
Trading at noon was small and irregu-
lar but generally fractionally nigher
than last nights close.
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Rochester, N. ". Population is 21s, t4s.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-The CEN
sus bureau today announced that the
1910 population OF Rochester. n. Y,
is 21S,149, showing an increase OF So
SAL, or 342 per cent since 1900. Other
announcements were as follows: Au-
burn. N. Y. 34.66S, increase 1923. or
14.2 per cent.
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Reported for The Times by Paine,
Webber e. Co. Sept. 2:
Wheat traders have had a good many
bullish influences including the early
cable report OF active buying OF car
goes by France, the latter advancing
continental markets: the unexpected
strength In northwest markets In the
face OF large increase in socks for the
week. reports OF larger -four output
and better sales by most OF the mills
and the light run OF IS cars to this
market. Commission houses were good
buyers at the opening and local bulls
who had sold out replaced some Of
their line on the advance.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2-Butter-Steady:
receipts $3.50 creamery. extra, 301k a
sic; state dairy. tubs, 221 @2shc; imi-
--Firmer: receipts 1905: nearby
white fancy. 2sM, 33c: nearby. mixed.
fancy, 20 a csc; flesh firsts. 22h a 25 Nc
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App,e.-New. 5oc0,i.as per bu. $40

AppIes-New, bOcQNze per ou, $zV
fssnanss-Good shipping stock. Si.so
q so, according to quality.
r c<:.-PE,nS ks rs Is H SOC 1oa
CauIinower-$i.76 per bu.
Cabbage-S1. 50@2 per Dbl
Issc: ola, Isc; York state. new. I'm a
iSc; old. 10 q zoe; Limburger. new. In
Qisc; old, fsh 919c; brick. le Ole:
domestic Swiss, new. q q &c. old, lao
use; Imported Swiss. 2sm3oc per 10.
Dates--fersian. SOTO per Id: Fards.
sG9Isc per Id.
per lib. common. 90 10c per lib.
Ffgs--Imported. new, 11Q14c per Id:
California, s5c per box.
csc per dos; lettuce. So rToc bu: head
lettuce. .taG2.25 per hamper; radishes,
round. 10c per doz wax beans, 5000
81 per bu: parsley. 2oJ4a5c per dos:
green peppers, 7scHl per bu.
California Frsits - Pears Sa7s0aN
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CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

The principal feature OF the produce
market this morning waC an advance
in poultry prices. This was forced oy
a strong demand rather than by small
receipts, as the latter have been fully
up TO the average. The butter, eggs,
cheese and potato markets are firm and
there was plenty OF everything, and
about Monday or Tuesday the late
reaches will begin to come from the
Islands Grapes Will also begin to move
i'm volume about the same time, and by
the end OF next week the market viii
lie at its best.
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Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webbcr & Co, Sept 2:
bhl 6s Sd, of 6s I'd: futures, SCI Is Sd;
Off 6s Cd. market weak.
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FAILS TO SWIM CHANNEL.
EneIIshman 10 Taken From Waite
After rs Hours Struggle.

After IS Hours Struggle.
DOVER, Eng, Sept. after be-
ing in the water 16 hours and coming
within four miles Of the French
shore, Ted Heaton, OF Liverpool, was
today forced to abandon his attempt
to swim the English Channel. Heaton
was completely exhausted when TAX
en- from the water.
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xEw YORK MONEY.

NEN YORK. Sept. Mooney on call.
York. 81 nc. Demand sterling
So t.sp| ~
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Boston market shows

Boston market shows little more
strength this morning with fractional
advances throughout the list. Looks
az though trading will be rather linz
tied. as traders are evening up for
over the holidays.
Calumet a. Arizona ex-dividend to-
day, 81 per share.
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Business-like Printing. no fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printiug Co.. Is
John R.-st. Main 1898. or city 33SA
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Sob Prfutfsx done right. Time.
sIss""unE Go, Is John R-st Gail Mats
Asyss ~ Elky sAxA ~
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per box piums tsVxsa per ooxs
Grspe.wDelawarss sa7s0s per box
may-Dstroit DEALERS are paying the
lots Z o b Detroit: Nc timothy,
1880. glover, mixed: sisgls;so: rye
:s rs 7' loose WAS" ssy from ~s sas%srs
from sisqss. as to quality.
Sc: No 1 cured bulls. 20. No. ! green.
&c; No. cured Murrain. Sc; No; I
r green &c sS per f 10: horse hides. No. I.
wool. asQ75c: No. Q hides. ic on: kip
Sosss..Faney white Is0l7c: am
HuckIeSer!iss-st per bn mai,
box; Messinas. s5@ $50 per box.
Lfmes-s1 per 100
Me'ons-koeky Fords: sa.2s 2 go per
$3.50 per Dbl. s,s =, t per D9. =.
Ss a.a:.o$swnsg gi fs % per
sack, $3.50 per bbl spanish. si.s5 per
crate
Orangc.-california vaiencias. ss.75
al eI crate.
MISREPRESENTATION .ss.ko@t crate
soc; yellow. 400 a5c: bushels. Si0lr26.
Pears--Bartletts.. sl.5o6l75 per bu,
stso9S'So per Dbl; common. si'soVa
PIsms-.sI.75qep per bu
Potatoc.-scuthern. $3.50 per boi Is
Qe0c per bu.
rouitr,-sprinss l5Agise; hens.
l5m Ice; geese. l2c; turkeys. l7Glsc
per Id.
Tcmstoes--Home-gr grown. 6o@7So per
TaIiow--No /. csc: No; .: III
Wooi-Medium. unwashed. lS0a1o;
dns unwashed. 1+0l6c per To-
yoBBING PRICEs.
baked beans. lib. 80 q coo: Lima beans.
standard. SIC. Table 6eets: siss 6l.to.
psa:EanSy early JSn Zoe s sa, .aond
sockeye. tall. 81; hat. s2l5; Alaska
reds. SIS; Alaska pinks. $l.a6. To-
matoes. 4s@so succotash. NVl.lo per
Conee-Package coffee. loo-ib case.
Feed-Bran, ,ea: hne middiings. 1s1:
SCI; coarse cornmeai. sa7; corn and
Floa.EMichisan paten,a in wood.
s sssi ss sis S!d spsa2 per Dbl Ry:
Hour. $3.50 per bbi.
OIs-Raw linseed. e4c; boiled lin
seed, Csc: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. SC; Perfection. shc; Eocsne.
Ilhc: crown gasoline. loo per gal tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. 7shs pei. gal
Provlsions--Mess pork. s2e; family.
$23q24; medium. clear. $3.50 ~ 90:
smoked hams. l69lsAc; dry sailed
hams. l3c; bacon. 17G1sc; lard. In
tierces, l3c, kettle rendered. lac per
10.
suear-ouotations corrected daily by
w. II. Edgar & Son. The retail price
list for Detroit. Delray. Crosse Pointe,
Highland Park. North Detroit and
1878; 5-lb. Ss.26; Eagle tablets. $3.50;
cut loaf, 500; cubes. S5.s5: xxx
powdered. $6l5; standard powdered.
1910; grapulated, extra coarse. $3.50;
granulated, fine. I'm bulk. $50: granu-
lated. In 25-lb cotton bags. S5.75: Mich.
igan graduated. $3.50; diamond a.
S. so; confectioners. A, Sh65; No. !.
$50; No 2. 1910; No. 8. 1855; No. !.
S545; No. 8, $40: No. 8, $685.; No. 10.
$3.50; No. II. 1875; No. la, $500 No.
IS, S5.15. No. IA. $5.15; No. Is. IS 10 per
100 lbs.
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Bought by p. w. a. Co: Spicer e. r..
Ser cwt: Haley q Mem, hogs 254, $50,

per cwt; Haley q Mem, hogs 254, $50.
Bought by Sullivan: Detner. hogs
"a. average weight 200 lbs, $3.50 per
hogs 17s. average weight zoo lbs. ss.6
hogs 10: lib. $3.50: Bennett. hogs 8,
$50. $s.I5; Purdy, hogs 8. zoo. 1915:
24o: se.I5: Haley & Mem. hogs So. 100.
1870; Roe Com. Co. hogs 40. 1856, so. so:
do IL. lao. ss.s5; do ITO. 210, 1870; do
-, 225. 1915
Bought by Hammond, s. e. Co.: Bish-
op. b. d H., hogs 476, average weight
175 lbs. $685. per cwtAdo 32e. 100, $3.50;
do $50. $50. $3.50: do s63. 100. 1910
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
GRAIN LETTER.

tb)Bid. (s)sold. (x)split.
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
ATHLETES OUT
FOR The PRIZES
Field Of 400 Compete in I.A.A.
Sports at WawaSet Park
Today

The Irish American field and track
meet being held az Wawaset Park this
afternoon have 400 entries. There will
be about 800 individuals in The meet.
Including athletes from all the larger
cities as far north as New York and
south as far as Baltimore
The Baltimore Cross Country Club
and the Boys club Of Germantown
entered strong teams ST. Patrick
will be the largest team from this city
There viii be Is events in the meet
aside from the baseball game which
will be played between the Irish
American Association and the Demo
cratic League, beginning at 1 o'clock
and the half-mile run between these
two clubs as novice event. There
are forty entries in the one-mile re-
Law handicap event with William j
HAYES, the scratch man; 20 in the
broad iump, with II. Fryckberg,
scratch, 20 in the high Jump, with
c. Mccarthy. scratch. So in the five-
mile run. with Mclnerny. scratch; 80
in the 44O-yards handicap, with w
]. Hayes scratch; 2s in the 220-
Yards dash w j Hayes, scratch; 6,
in tho one-mile novice. all scratch
SO in the 100-yard handicap, n. l.
MoClain. irish American Association
scratch, "a in the 10O-yards novice
all scratch, and S2 in the SSo-yarc
handicap. with A. F Berls. scratch
making total Of 400 contestants
totaling the events
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
soYs, CITY LEAGUE.
GOLF

In the greatest professional golf
match in the Eastern part Of this
country. IS holes being played in the
morning and IS in the afternoon IN a
four-bal special match. Gilbert Mich
OILS. Of the Wilmington Club and Will
lie Anderson. OF the Philadelphia
Cricket Club. won over Aleck Smith.
of Wykag gyl. New Rochelle, and George
Sergeant. Of the Chevy Chase Club. by
the score Of and 1. At the end Of
the first Is holes Sergeant and Smith
were in the lead. one up. but in the
afternoon the winners played a great
game and finally wont out.
The final round Of match play for
the golf championship OF the Will
mington Country Club win be PLAYED
on the club links this afternon be-
tween F. LaMotte, Jr.. and Colonel ].
E. Smith. The play will be a match
for SO holes and the winner OF the
championship win receive a cup Of
fered by the club. The members OF
the club will engage in handicap medal
play in which all scores below 7s will
be regarded as tie and played off as
-uch
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
SECOND TRI-CTTY
RACES ON TODAY
Horses are Expected to Make
Faster lime Than in
First Races

Horses Of Wilmington, Philadelphia
and Baltimore will meet in the second
OF the series OF Tri- City races on Bel
mont track, Philadelphia this after
noon.
At Belmont faster time will re-
corded than was made at Whining
ton last Saturday This was shown
Wednesday when heat winners In the
trainers workout matinee showed
eight seconds faster time than was
made over the Delaware half-mile ring
over the home course the Philadelphia
owners think they will have de-
cided advantage. They were handl-
capped by the short turns az Will
mington, which caused their horses
10 break
Baltimore horses appear TO have a
cinch in two classes, the 227 and free
for-all trots. Wilmington looks 10
have a good chance 10 win at Bel
mont in the 225 pace and 2.20 trot.
with Philadelphia sure winner in the
2.22 trot and a god chance IN the 2.i5
trot
At Wilmington the Delaware horses
captured IS points, instead of is 1-2,
as az first reported. Philadelphia, 13.
ill'NNoN "a 40 49, bottiiiioles ~ pplnth'
To win the most points o-day Phil
adelphia will be compelled 70 capture
the 215 trot, finish second in the 227
trot. second IN the free -for-all trot.
and hold their own in the other events.
That would give Philadelphia II points
and reduce Wilmington 70 Is points.
Such a result would make Philadelphia
and Wilmington about even TO start
in the final series at Baltimore on
July O.
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
c. A. C. LEAGUE

Manager Mike McGonigie. who has
been IN since the nrs. Of the season. is
out and doing hne.
Arthur Malloy. OF Mt ST. Marys Col
lege. has arrived home and may play
third base.
"Dick Curran is playing a big league
game at the stick and second base.
Tom Kane who pitched few games
for St AIMS has been signed by York
OF the Tri-state League
Dan Lynch may be seen back Of the
bat soon
Mike McGonigle's hrst move after being
sick was 20 sign Grow" Joe Proud. Of
the Gas team, and Mike is Proud OF a.
''Nettler Gormsn will be given try
out by DUPONT on second base in the next
game,
"Chris" McDermitt who has been coach
ing ST. AIMS says since he has his team
started they will never stop.
punch" O'Conner. the crack frst
sacker has been made an offer by Bridge
ton. n. j.
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
LOCAL TURNER'S In
BALTIMORE FEST
Thirty Seven Wilmington
Athletes to Take Part in
Three Day Tournament

The Wilmington Turngemeinde will
be well represented in the funniest
to be held at Baltimore tomorrow
Monday and Tuesday. Thirty seven
athletes will go from this city women
being entered for the first time IN
any event from this city. The VIII
mingtonians viii leave this af-
ternoon at 3.3S over the Pennsylvania
Railroad They will return on Tues
day evening.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged for the fest and the Whining
ton Turngemeinde hopes to win out
in a number of events.
The lists Of the members entered
under Wilmington's colors are as fol-
lows
seniors-Emn Maurer. Emil Doeh-
ter. Emih Patzer, John Solladay. Au-
gust Schroeder. F. Spinker. Charles
stettner j. Bustmsn and otho Chris
tian.
Actives-Chief symnasts. Carl Hau-
ger. Henry Romer Joseph Newsome
Walter Murphy William Welsh. John
Mulvena Frank Kyle, Charles Schech.
niger, william Schlittler. Morris Po-
dclsky. William Mutschler and Kar
Holhouzer
Junior--John Joyce. Bernard Brust.
man. William Schuchler. Lester Burns
John Rein and one more 10 be Sc
lected.
The womens class will consits o
Mrs Doelling. Mary Eokert. Kau
Clodi, Freda Marx. Annie Romer, Ros
/ Plosssr, Dorothy Henry, Emily Feb
Hilda Baizel. Mary Weth, Annie schai
bic and Hilma Schueler
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
DELAWARE LEAGUE

Four games were PLAYED yesterday
afternoon in the Junior League. Will
mington Juniors played two games
with woodlyn Juniors ana as far As
the score goes we're defeated in both
The wilmington Juniors protest the
first game on the ground that the
woodlyn Juniors played some men who
were over IA years OF age, and also on
the grounds that their team averaged
more than Is years. The score OF the
first game was u 70 and Of the sec
ond game IL TO in favor OF woodlyn.
Hillside Juniors won one game firm
the Merwick Juniors by the score of
10 70 in ten innings. and lost one 20
them in seven innings. by the score Of
to h
Evening journal., 1910-06-25

TRACK RACES

ELKTON, Nd. June 25.-A large
crowd gathered OF the Kennbleville race
track 70 witness the second matinee
Of the season. There were four events
on the card. and they we're quite ex-
citing DR.. Charles r. Biles. OF Elk
ton. was started; c. Ross Biles and
George Good. near Elkton. judges and
Clinton Mearns, Of Bay View, timer.
Summary.
Colt Race.
Mack Beck. s. G. (Biles) .......... 1
Lady Directone. b. m. (NicElwee) 2 8
Wheeler A.. b. e. CWilkinson) ..., 2
Time--256 252 ID.
Three Minute Class.
Vera Taylor b. m. (Renshaw) 81. /
Elsie b.. b. m. GOODWIN ......2 ? 2
Time-300 2.5s. 2.55.
$50 Class, Trot.
Mack Roy, e. 6. (Barnes) ...... 2 /
Russell. 8. &. (Cooney) ........ 1 2 2
Queenie D. b. m armstrong;
Time-2.35. 2.34. 235
2.30 Class, Pace or Trot.
Alice j.. b. m. (Gracie) .......... 1
Billy Riley, b. r. (Ashby) ........
Ziza. s. m. Drown ....-......... 3
Time--2.so. 2.sl. 2sS.
Evening journal., 1910-06-25

Booth and Ed. Benson Of Rockford
were features in the outfeld.
--A-W-
Vernon. FIRST baseman Of Highland,
puts plenty of "Pepp' in players.
-A-W--
Sharpe, crack first baseman OF
Orioles, cleared the three bases in the
Parkside- game by a long drive.
-A-W--
UP until Hillside signed Charles
Booth, Rockford had four pairs Of
brothers in the lineup. Booth brothers,
Sthol brothers, Babby brothers and
Manager Ferguson and brother.
-A-W-
Manager Bill Bullen. Of Penn, is
trying to get a game with Camden, n,
J., for July 4.
-A-W-
Captain Harvey Hail Of Penn. pitch
ed in fine shape in Saturdays game.
Hall has played every position on the
team and is a hard worker.
--A-W-
Beeson, PENIS catcher. is there with
the wing? only two men stole of
him in Saturdays game.
| --A-W--
| Manager Ferguson is trying to land
! Ed. McAleer. the football star who
played with orange.
-A-W--
Rockford baseball team is arranging
a big lawn fete". Men higher up in
athletics win be invited and the club
officials viii try 70 get President Ar
thur c. Davies TO give a little speech
--A-W-
Eddie Edge has quit as manager
for Merwiok.
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
FODDER FOR THE
WILMINGTON FANS

Captain Ferguson says he can beat
'em out Of town just the same as in.
-A-AN--
1t was a great game at Augustine
Beach between Highland and Rock
ford.
-A-W-
Nine hundred people saw the game.
--A-W--
The Meadowbrook band put plenty
Of ginger in the game.
--A-N--
Beatty. a Highland player. took the
count" at the plate by being hit with
a pitched ball
-A-W-
Joe Babby of Mike" MoGonigle's
ST. AIMS team has ben signed by
Rockford.
--A-W---
Joe Monihan OF Highland and Bill
Evening journal., 1910-06-25

Of the work done by the two eights in
practice shows several points OF diff
ference as 10 prowess. Smoother blade
work, more rhythmic body swing. a
longer reach forward Of the outriggers
a considerably more powerful leg drive
and greater beer behind the heave are
some of the characteristics OF the
Harvard men In point of weight the
Yale men are behind Harvard's sons
The latter average $50 pounds each.
The Yale men average but q fraction
over iz2 apiece. AS opposed to the
FIVE veterans I'm the other crew. Yale
can boast Of but two men who have
won their Ys IN a she'll. The two are
Captain Wodel and Strike Wallis Both
are Of much aid 20 their less expert
eenced mates The probable makeups
OF the two varsity eights are Yale
Evening journal., 1910-06-25
BESSIE CLAYTON
SEEKS DIVORCE

NEW YORK. June 25-Most people
who have seen Bessie Clayton. the
dancer. on the stage would never sus-
pect her of being married for sixteen
years. But that is the case. for Miss
Clayton has begun divorce proceedings
against her husband. Julian Mitchell.
one Of the most famous stage managers
In the country, and she sets forth in
her bill that she has been married for
sixten years to Mitchell Miss Clayton
and her husband met when they were
appearing in one Of the late Charles
H. Hoyt's comedies. Later they zap
peared together with Weber & Fields
They have one child. Priscilla. aged
lrine.