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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
CHOATE ACCEPTS
PRINCETON PLACE

PRINCETON, N. J.. Dec. s.-Prince-
ton university announced today that
Joseph H. Choate. former United States
ambassador to Great Britain. has ac-
cepted the position of Stafford Little.
lecturer on public affairs.
He will succeed former Mayor George
B. McClelland, of New York, resigned.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
CUTTER SENT TO WATCH
FILIBUSTER EXPEDITION

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec 9.--Tha
United States revenue cutter Davey was
hurriedly dispatched from New Orleans
last night to search Cor a filibustering
expedition along the gulf coast, concern
ing which well defined rumors are said
to have reached secret agents OF the
government.
The supposed expedition is said to be
aimed at the Mexican government
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
RICH FEATHER DEALER
DEAD OF HEART FAILURE

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Paul Aron. OF
Parisr one of the largest feather deal
ers inrthe world and rated a multi.mil-
lionaire, died suddenly of heart failure
In his room at a hotel here today. The
body will be sent to Paris, where he
has q wife an children. Mr.. Aron
was 81 years old.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
TWO ARE INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

ATHENS Ga. Dec. 9.-In an auto
accident last night Mr.. Frank Shack
leford had his forearm broken: Mr. s..
c. Epson had q severe blow on the head,
and Mr.. John WEIGH had a rib broken.
The auto was near Cloverhurst, Mil
ledge avenue, when the young men were
hurled fro nit All the parties are 40
ing very WEI.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
When Kindness Paid

TIFFIN, Ohio. Dec. S-That Kindness
is a paying investment. came home to
Mrs. Sallie M. Edwards, wife OF George
Edwards, farmer near here, when she
received word yesterday that she was
the sole heir OF A. B. Doret, OF Pasa-
dena, Cal, whom she befriended as q
stranger when a girl The information
received by Mrs. Edwards recalled the
act which she had long ago forgotten.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
Try This
Treatment
Fee.
the TRUE REMEDY FoR
Kidneys, Bladder
Rheumatism
not Sample, Net . Test. Not Trial
or Proof Treatment, but Regular
Full Complete Course of Remedies.
TO TRY FREE

fwfn s~ua charxux PAID TO Try FREE o Fan,
Conrlets. 1hree-Fcid Combined Lezoid Course q
Treafrent % any suEerlng man or woman who needs
tks reht kind OK help. lido net ask Tor Psnny &c
vance, not even postses ssenps VIII s.spa -
paid There are no pronisss % make no papers e
nkru no references % give. O o. De 20 pay. ana
yon are not obliged % spend . penny. an maxine
this offer beca1ss wish 20 prove % every sanereF
that relief be lad. that the nights OF pain and
sIeeplesEuess and days OF misery and despair can D
turned into cnes cf happiness and comfort
ads regain their health Those su1ertns Tor Year,
vita fne chronic chinates lQnEst41oin&
eases ind relief after all other remedies have failed
- care thern- Among all easses among either sex.
nncun rich and poor thee who can testify % the
wcnisrfnl caring poEers Of ny Trestmenk and NOS
4 oEer Is % you 10 TRY FREE-take &c. use it.
II yc1 have Rsckache. Kidney. Bladder Trouble %
khszmatisu, D.1zlness funy s~elllnss Undsr ID .ns
Wurn-out FeelIns yoHr urine e lsht and gasls.
- during the night IL Il and burns while you
paas Il. these Il sediment O. brick dust When u
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
DIFFERENCES ENDED
ON QUEEN & CRESCENT

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.--Differen-
ces between the enginemen OF the
Queen and Crescent route and officials
of that system have been amicapIy
settled according to a statement cred-
tied to Charles P Neill, commissioners
of labor. last night after conferences
covering several days.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
MRS. LOUISE VERMILYA
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.--Mrs. Louise ver-
myla. charged with having poisoned Po-
liceman Arthur Bissonette. and suspect
ed of having poisoned nine others. was
stricken with paralysis today. DR.. Thorn
as Hogan. physician at the county jail.
where she is confined. says her condi-
ton Is critical.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
CANCER

The latest. simplest. and most rational
treatment for cancer is the injection of
a Liquid Laboratory Product directly
into the cancer or tumor. producing In
slant action. Those interested should
write to The Leach Sanatorium, Indian
apolis, Indiana, for free treatise. ss
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
Auto Fire Enuine

COLUMBUS, Ga, Dec. S.-Columbus Is
to have a 5000 auto IRE engine. The
city council authorized the purchase of
such an engine at its monthly session.
1t is to be a triple combination motor
driven apparatus and viii be ordered at
once.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
Letter 60
DR.. r-4lmer . Co.,
Riughamton, ~. xi
Prove wnas swamp-ROos WIN DO Tor

Prove what swamp-Root win DO Tor
xou.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Bingham
ton. n. Y, for a sample bottle. II VIII
convince anyone You will also receive
a booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing. be sure and mention The At
lanta Semi-weekiy Journal Regular hf-
ty-cent and one-doliar size bottles for sale
at all drug stores.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
Will Enter Politics

3 CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Members of COM
mercial organizations from all over the
United States will convene in Chicago
Monday for a three days session which
delegates say will be a formal entry
OF business men into national politics
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
conviets TO Build Roads

RALEIGH. n. c., Dec. 9-The state
board of agriculture today adopted a res
olution to put all state convicts on pub
lie roads to further the good roads
movement.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
FREQ Trial Package.

The instant relief Afforded poor over
burdened stomachs by the use of a
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet should be a
reason for constantly keeping a box
on hand--at home and at the office as
well.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
Five Minutes
Sometimes Makes
A Big Difference

If You Are Suffering The Tor
lures of Indigestion And Have
to Wait Until Someone Runs
to the Drug Store For A
Box of Stuart's Dys-
STA Tablets.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

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IL word Be practically impossible to take Il wthin
the human system wtthout causing res1ltsL II
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Sfrenrrhens visor1fas and Encourages the Kidney
10 Properly FILTER the Blood Stops the pain. Givel
rrenrfh % the nerves life and ambition % the mind
and b0dy. and does il quickly quietly, wtthoutio Of
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CIswalmnd- Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
INTEREST IN
LOCAL TEAM
GROWS LAX ON ACCOUNT OF
BIG LEAGUE RACES.
Ticker Service Has Had Tendency to
Distract Interest From Wheel
Ing Team.
(By Carl p. Leatherwood.)


Ono OF the most important easons
why so much interest is being AIKEN
this season by fandom all over tho
country in the big league pennant
races n so little In the minor or
ganizations. Is on account OF the ticker
service, an innovation In the baseball
world. The opportunity for the base
ball fan to learn every few minutes
the exact score OF the games has had
"a tendency to increase Interest To such
n point that local places where the
ticker service il had. are W.
practically all afternoon.
II is really remarkable the amount
OF interest that IS being taken IN the
big leagues locally and what little at
tention the bugs are paying TO the
welfare Of the local baseball nine. one
would naturally think that he first
thins a local fan wants TO know along
about 6 o'clock IS the result OF the
game betwecn the home club n a
visiting team. but this is not the case.
the main question with him. is. did
p:usbLrc win, how did Chicago or
Detroit come out. or the results oc
other games being played hctween the
leaders I'm both the National and
American leagues
Such are the conditions locally. even
when the home team * winning reg
ulnrly. which shows beyond a doubt
that interest il woefully lacking in
tho StoEie combination. Maybe the
reason why is because of the fact that
the team is In seventh place with
gloomy chances 20 EO up any further.
or maybe IL Is 20. owing to the fact
that a fan feels more like a real bug
when he follows up the teams in
The big show.
There is no better way 20 find out.
which teams the fans are Interested in
than 10y paying a newspaper office n
short visit. AS scores Of calls ar made
every evening 10y the bugs to find out
the Results. Strange 20 relate. and
although sad hut true. there l. not one
fan I'm ten that calls who wants TO
know how WhccliuC came out and
many Of the fans feel insultcd when
the reporter takes the liberty Co in
form them how the local mine FIN
ishcd.
The ticker service installed by a
number of local s~alooniSts has been
the cause for q big increase in the
revenues. us few fans ever visit "a
place 90 ascertain tho soor. without
washing the bad taste "ut or hts
mouth with "a high one. jog water
s. often used iu thu pl1c, ~ kal- 30 net
on fayoritc teams and thu class of the
bets range from "a glass II book 10
IN" best drink iu th" h"us. Interest
iu tho hiC l,ugIi.s grow from Year to
year. and business mon have, found
that the greatest drawing card is a
score board Containing th. results az
tn games. The younger clement IN
Mh''IluG art vicinity is marif,Stlne
NOR interest iu On. local team at m.
Present Tim. 20 tho older heads
and two-thiris 81 the crowd that at
t'rd tH" home" games here ar, mere
boys. such conditions exist 800 over
the country. HIt arr NOR. noticeable
HE This .LHH. chan rH ."A-- H L-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL

|
. The Dallas Athletic club has ar.
ranEcd "a game 10 be played SATURDAY.
afternoon ON the Dallas grounds with
me crack combination rcprcseutiur
IaylorstoVn. Pa. owing 90 the great
rivalry thar cNie's between the two
teams th" game VIII no doubt be
closely contested ON SATURDAY. Nur
18th. th" Dallas team will meet the
'.a'sfiIl" aggregation on m. home
grounds and ON August 18th and 10Th
tho team Viii Journey 20 Ee'hcsd,
~. 'o play 'hc semi professional team
or that plac" during tho chautauqur
The -iav.sh stars Of rcllairc ac.
'"pt tho challenge " fhc BuI. DOGS
Tor 90 game 900 EdphiI Saturday after
noon Tor "a si-, BAN % SIDE. Tho
gam" viii hc called 90 $3.50 O'Clock
Tho stars wil clash with the ". g.
iurelos ON saturday afternoon and
a. both teams are evenly matched Cd
good game is expected 20 result.
What is expected 10 ue 10 close and
exciting gam" 0ill ho pi3tcd on the
f.iu Grove lail park between the fast
foam that represents thar town and
'i' triss and Niuks or this citr ana
90 hIr crowd is expected f1 bc DOB sf
tendance a- fho residents OF tho Grove.
ar' baseball mad Doyoro Will mo
likely ho ou fho receiving end for tho
Grove r.uo ard Noas $500 work barIrI
'Ho artillery Ou SATURDAY.. Airuer
I,'h. fho lim Grove c'-I Will ,.,..
N.'I 'hc Movers Provision compsr,
of fts South side The paff,-.,r
team vI he played AGAIN boo abo.f
f.reo weeks.
Tho -Iv.iF. rouvooI anil Mounds
s.'Ie viii meet in BATTLE royal Ola fra
Bon "lof b1'' r1rf -unIHt afternoon
ir ..' .'e.uf of 90 f.o game e.r..
1.. Mound tIft f.Hm viII Do accom-
panied Dos 90 large delegation and ono
OFF f.' biggest crowds of thc rca.,l
If expected FOB Do" present.
1fo Citr a tIm Groyc Railway com
iIn. f.tu $3.50 play fle cmuiots. 90
f.D Wheeling park or Friday MORNING
600 fl' hHsr BAH grounds 900 tho. place
Ihia Is thr second rama OF % series
rIoros winning fbc fre' o. 20 decisive
h'ir"tr the Ho mines. tho park en-
core.
Tho W'.f Wn..lne ',sm o. fssir
ou. ~ H game for Sunday afternoon
With fh" lI.stins. Wtlk1trr.. Whrrf
'n Nnld a. Foundry. NcCoutc,s Dr
Patterson Ou fbo grounds az Tho foam
Hnen .rIu. thr challenge ChaII.rro
rIn Do. answered turourh tIe InfofTi
r''r or iv calling National uhoHa
81 Bridgeport.
Tine Urnuts.dc team. which De- now
heading fho Ncv4 lyaruc. win stack
1893 laIr. tho Novolfics. ~ Uorllire
or Saturday afternoon ou tho Nlcca
Boz park iu bridgeport AppoIborm
l Wheeling pitcher. viii most ukr',
'hn ritsu % chance fo show what bc
possesses iu thc pitching linz for
D|roOts.dc
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Pirates Have Little Trouble in Hitting
Mathewson But Adams Is Also
Ineffective,

PiTTSBTRG. Aug. after win
ming thirteen straight victories. Pitts
burg lost To Ncw Nork today. < to 4.
Adame was weak I'm the firs tnnd sec
ond innings. steele relieved him and
pitched In splendid fashion. Pittsburg
hit Nathewson almost at Will. but he
was given fine support by hts team
mates. Scnre.
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Browns shut Ont.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2-Philadel.
lil+t s.l- Dit 80 Louis here odnv Us
. &" 60. The home team scored an 1r ifs
runs "v h4nchir= tive Of IFS six hits orr
t'ff with an error by Wallace iu tie
81 louis 0oo0oOoo0-0 :
l' 'If."lrNi1. "u0n12rU.= e. ,
Hotteries -Folty -nd Clarke. Bcuder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
BARRED
outfelisr Magee Barred for Remainder
or Season and Fine Of $500
Stands.

CHICAGO. % Ely = unanimous
N.f. th. .oar.i of directors ~ IT, Ma
Baseball -.sEuc today upheld
f~r,-i1c-t Lvu.a 100 ht action Tor tr-
".Itf.fi.r = t.. -Iniltf.ln.ia CLUB. for
s-s.ultiug mplI, I.'u,rau during % re-
.rt .an- with t.c -. Louis 'CIm 90
Philadelphia.
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Standing OF Clubs.
roday's Games.

Detroit az I{se'rl.
- luut~ az Philadelphia.
Chicago I'm Washington.
L..EIL.NI II Nv Ynrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

DETROIT. Mich. Aug Miss
Stokes. hay fills. who as a y,ariinE.
g. ID .h, trottir- championship whom.
.1 ;rr,c hOtIy contested heats. Sh"
"a th. lru@ end 81 3D., S1i."D" uurs"
s.r t.. baudsomH silver CUP. iu the
t-ut..u- L.tIsiou "f 90" i.urssmtu fu-
tIrits. tht main attraction ou today \
rand circuit program
Justice brooke. fI,"rit' because Of
Dis Michigan ownership. was never IN
s.rt"rs danger 100 th. FIRST heat
Justic. Brooke. iu o., second heat
hold th. head only ass far as Oh, quar-
tpi pUl.. wE.r, h' was suppiaItrd hF
Miss stokes. Maiul.af came up ON
even terms with th fltnritr. and they
raced Dos. a team nearly Co. al" three
quarters. Th. three leaders rounded
ODE. last turn. wheels apart. and tn'rr
was % whipping drive down th"
stretch Tile ftly carried Justice
Ir..L. off his feet as they passed
fI. distance fUl. and captured TIE
.at JOS To- close wafrIu. with Main
60 f.sIuE lf- Way Foo second place.
In th. final heat. ti-s ~toaes D j
al I. Na Ilf WAS extended Goo the
unit Cd, -ttt, oft fh. rush Of Justice
I.f,.l. and Naiul.af 80 Oh. head of
fl. -.i,'sh Summarize
o.. .ir.a pacing. pur., $1,000. lu
--II... Ju.. first Dnm. Nfail. s.e-
,uI N,.u. Tempt. t..rl Hest t.me
-li Glass. tro'tinr purse $500. @
Joe .Ir', hret 'ha'tt DIRECT.
I'll. r., MAN and Spirit ~ 200.
Times. fltHriit Tor soar "'i tr.t',r-.
s.l.- fl'. tflH.H Miss stokes,
..-t 1rstI,. l.f.t. second Nair,.a
third U'-f tIr.. D>l--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

irand Rapids defeated GAINESVILLE. . to I.
To-Day In IS innings. the longest game
'Nes played here. cores hit in the final
INNING sent around the winning run.
G. Tapids ioOOOoOOOoO0O0O0Ol-s "a =
Ian"Sve. eooo0ol00O000o0OO-i ]. /
HatterieS-Smith and Holmes: Strem-
mel mud Malsu-
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TN THE NEW NOVEL THE PRODL-
i GAL JUDGE,"MR. KESTER has nro-

IN THE NEW NOVEL "THE PRODL-
L GAL JUDGE,"M KESTER has pro-
duced a book of which any American
novelist might be proud. He has transcribed
a period in a vivid fashion and we know Of
no book OF its pretensions more essentially
American or so full of the real favour of Our
early evolving conditions.
MIR. Kester has touched high water mark
in describing the 5road places. the faintlv
scorched roads but lately pushed by pioneers
over the hills, the winding rivers that flowed
by the occasional settlements. The hunor
and Pathos of the old prodigals life Civ to
the story a quality and tone Of rar. merit.
What is most encouraging IS that MIR. Kester
has written a best seller which rea1v de-
serves the wide success It will, without doubt.
continue to have, and we should not b. SIR
prised 1t its dramatic possibilhie5 were trans
lated into play form. IN, 49,.
"aYF"''"i7r In,ti a5au IT., nam. wrrvl q. o..,....
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60 chicago. 4. Washington. ?.
Philadelphia. Q. -. Louis. q.
% Boston. =. Detroit. 3.
CO Boston :, Detroit.s2
Cleveland. 10; New York. 6
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Much N Little.

Receipts ~ VIRGIN sold average a
million dollars "a month urd.r normal
conditions 90 Tho assay office IN Sc
attic.
Before tho dew of steel Tor writing
purposes England WIS importing more
ffHr 600 quilts each year for
p,fe
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Today's

New York At Pittsburg.
Philadelphia NJ Cincinnati.
brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
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Moseley. II will be remembered started
out with the Stogies last season, and
aiter winning 2 games and losing 5 was
released. He was later picked up bv
Fast Liverpool where he finished the
season, being signed by Bill Phillips the
second Wheeling pitcher TO be sold with
In the last three weeks. Jack Compton
pile.
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s. rooi OF aviation is helms opened
Hf f.kIfe I. fh. chinese aviator.
Iu. 49, vr1 spent s number - a
f. fNn IuItDI StIt,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

Iugs there are planning 10 extend
hull Durham and Pete Knisely a
nearly welcome M both come from
that section 81 the state
Releases were handed around like
drinks Yesterday by Manager ARRie
Grant ~ the Evansville Hoo Hoos.
and as q result ~ tho AK falling with
such 70 dun sickeniug thud. Doc Sullf-
van Iavcile and Tommy Dugger are
n' long on tho payroll OutfieIder
bIrHor viii most likely Fign with
GAINESVILLE. while sullivan and Iaveilo
may land with the Tots.
Within the most few DAYS a deal
may NI0it lc contaminated whereby
Teddy krot thn speedy ccnfcrfioIder
or tho Grand Rapids team. Will be
sold f' Oh" brooklyn Nationals Scout
Larry Sutton said that ae far as ho
i7 Concerned kroy is ripe for purchase
"nI has everything that b. REQUIRED
Con Curtis. extraordinary fence
buster and o. crnckcrjark ~ n fielder.
irna SIGNED with 1911 Phillips Younas-
own aggregation Rui SAYS b. e.
mlkinr preparations Tor hia next
years team. and is evidently expect
irE 'n SOL some ~ his present players
frIs fHU
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Since her first we'll was opened. IN
1859 lvania has produced about
one hair tho natural gas sold On the
United States
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Two hnse hite-DevOrc. Fletcher.
Three base hIts boyle 20. M'rkle
sacrifice hifs-''arcy.
Stolen h.-"S-lcyprc. S~uoIrraSs.
!nnvfl" .fys-GiI~uu AMI Hvrrc tel.
fl'' Ger. I'"> Tee AMI NerAi- ,3p1. Meyer
and Ntrk.s.
i.I-t base on baiis-Orf Adams. l.
tiIt hy IitrhsI-Bv steele. . tNfevorl
struck out-Ey steele. 8 by Mathew
soy. g.
Left on hascs-rit,sbu--. e: New
York. g.
.ir~t has" ON e~rors-Pitt~lurr. /.
NttS-''ff Adams. o. IN % T].rtr-s.
"i1 steele. , .u . 10 innings.
Time &c.,
7 mr4r.S- tfTav and TDIzT4a
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Masonic Club League.

totals -..-..... ->> .ri -. S.G
I@nisht- Bates ". so Same. Kuttcrs
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M0SELEY
Former wheeling Pitcher goid By
rounSstorn 70 Chicago cubs-
Price Hot Given

CHICAGO. Aug. 2-President Murphy
OF the Chicago Cubs today announced he
handed pitcher. from Youngstown. Ohio.
lie las won the last thirteen games
PITCHED. and II is expected he will de-
NeIop INTO a star In major league com
pany. lie will toin the Cubs in two
weeks The price paid was not stated.
President Murphy also the
safe or Outhelder Collins. recently OBJ
tanned in the trade with the boston
team. TO Newark or the Eastern league
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SLUGGING BEE
WON BY GIANTS


Ysstsrdays Results
Pittsburg. 4. New York, 8.
'Chicago. ]: brooklyn, o.
Boston. s: ST Louis. 2.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rain
sTen innings
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AKRON WINS
Outfits S~toubenville Nine ana Wins
Second Game of Series by Score
OF 4 to 2.

Special Dispatch 20 thhe Iutcll!-er.
SIElEENN lille Aug 2.-AkTon out
IN hitu inning. when three HIS ami an
error gave them three runs Scores
StcuheuvilIe. oOOOO002o-S +
Akfon .-... 00O3O00G- 10 q
Itati'rles-Faulk and JackIey; Reilly
and Fob S
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Athletics Lose.
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Totals .3' = II - Il
sNI't"I fo~ Gibson in ninth.
-'I tied FOR steele ninth.