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The evening world., 1911-07-28
GIANTS SAVED
FROM ARREST BY
TRIP TO ISL. LOUIS
Especial To The Evening worh.)

Upect0 70 Inc Evening Worbd.D
CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Only the fact
that they were going to leave for st.
Louis early last evening prevented sew
sral members OF the Giants from being
arrested and hailed in police court this
morning. Members OF tho club who
were stopping at the Monro Hotel were
accused by Police Lieutenant Conrad of
throwing such small things as shoes.
big wads of paper. articles Of clothing
and other missiles at passersby on the
street In front OF the hotel.
Lieut.. Conrad was called to the hotel
by complaints OF citizens living near by
that they were the objects of these
missiles. When he reached tho hotel
he was told the windows whence they
came. and pom investigation found that
they were those used by tho Giants.
Lieut.. Conrad then went to tho rooms
and told the members that unless they
stopped such tactics there would be nc
game In st. Louis this afternoon.
Three OF the citizens struck by these
bean balls" wanted TO swear out war.
rants for the Giants. but were induced
to allow them to go on their way.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
NATIONAL rowing
REGATTA0PENSO ON
SARATOGA COURSE
Six Championship Events VIII
Be Held To- Day and Same
Number Tomorrow.

SARATOGA. July S.-Slx vents win
be held to-day in the National Rowing
Regatta on Saratoga Lake. A similar
number will he held tomorrow, the
closing day of the annual chnrnpion.
ships. Judging by the Galore Of the
entries and the form shown ~ the
scullers and oarsmcn in the vovboute
It would not be surprising II manv ne
ords were broken.
Lou Scholes OF the Toronto Row4ns
Club, a winner of the Diamond 0cui1s,
who has been Of the .OwtnS game
for some years. will not attotnpt 70
come back" in the championship sAnsor
single SOULS tomorrow. The Cxnadisa
was entered for the event. but Il - se4A
that f. u. Butler of the Argonaut NOO-
Ing Club OF Toronto defeated SchaJ~ ~
q recent trial on the home winters.
Az a result OF the report Butler \ q
favorite for the association singfsA m
the event of his winning this con test he
will be eligible for the championship, ana
will John w. O'Neill of the st. harys
Amateur Rowing Club OF Halifax, N. g.,
the title holder. an unlikely starter In
the big event. many rowing men expect
Butler to capture the title.
Shepheard and Fuessel Of the Harlem
Rowing Clu are favorites for the cham
~pionship doubles. The Argonaut Rowdns
Club of Toronto will not be represented
In this event beoluse of a damaged
shell. The contest Is on the programme
for Tomorrow.
r. b. Burner OF the Argonaut doubles
Will row In the senior scull event
this afternoon. Richard Stapleton
OF the Wahnetah Boat Club OF Flushing,
n. Y, ran a nail in his foot a fe
days ago and will be unable to row
In the senior doubles. His brother Jo-
seph will take his place.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Young E,ne Wins
Over Barney Ford
By Usual Shade

PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-Youni;
Erne shaded Barney Ford in a hard
six-round bout at the Broadway \. {.
Ford started Off like a steam engine.
sending right hooks in rapid succession.
but VI VI came fast toward the clos,
OF the period. earning the better OF thu
round. Erne came right back In Ia
third. catching Ford with a hard right
which dazed him. The 2lg-zag business
kept up In the next round, with Ford
taxing the lead. The fifth was even.
Erne showed In the last round. earning
the better OF the standings as " u as
the fight.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Bescher, Bates and Hoblitzel
Won't Be Traded =
Manager for Next Year.
tsoecdN To The Evening WORLDLY
Nl0c,nuatl. ,July 2

Cincinnati. July =.
IL this talk Of a trade between
IN the Dodgers and Cincinnati
4 \ Is rubbish for tho present"
said one OF the directors OF the Gin
c!nnatl club this morning. While we
arc doing absolutely nothing to put
anything In the way OF Manager Grif-
nth, there will DO several deals pulled
of toward the latter part OF the season
and after Il has closed.
.Tn fact, II wouldn't be much OF a
surprlse 10 me II only three OF the reg
ular players are kept next year.. that
IL exclusive OF the pitchers, OF course
Nothing definite has been done as yet,
but deals have been talked over which
will mean the transfer OF almost the
entire Cincinnati team. Bescher. Bates
ana Hoblitzel will be kept here. Mitch
ell, Grant, Egan, Downey ana three
other men will be traded
This statement comes from q man
who Is prominent in the baseball com
pany In Cincinnati, and who says that
a good playing manager has been de-
c,ded upon by the club for next year,
snage Rad Bill Dahlen and his
crew OF Trolley Dodgers reached Gin
| cinnati before breakfast time this morn
ing and spent the forenoon In resting
UP and getting a few hour OF sleep.
Scanlon or Rucker will be his twirler
! this afternoon, with the chances favor
, Ing Scanlon. who was knocked out Of
the box In Pittsburg last Wednesday
In the first inning, Rucker viii then
no used In the second game, having
I been knocked out OF yesterdays game
with the Pirates in an early inning.
Dahlen says II was the toughest
thing he's gone through In seyeral
years to lose those four games In Pitts
burg. and with Cincinnati not so fai
ahead OF his men. But he says he will
! make up the difference In short order
The real reason for this losing streak
was the fact that both Rucker and
, ssAnlon lost Their games In the sarn
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Cincinnati Will Keep Only Three
Reoulars, Exclusive of Pitchers

innings. Dahlen nays It doesn't happen
very often that both these men are
batted from the mound. n that ne u
dare the Reds to try any such business
on him. But It's to be tried at 3 p. NJ.
to-day.
There IL a faint possibility that
Pitcher Humphrles will be sent In by
the old Fox this afternoon. The To-
cal club has been cut down so that
now It contains but six pitchers. Keefe.
Suggs. Fromme, Smith, Gaspar and
HUMPHREYS. At the start of the year
there were nine men, and now Griffith
Is almost ready to either sell or swap
Fromme. President Hermann has
closed the deal whereby Senior Rafael
Almeida will be kept in Cincinnati.
thus making two Cubans and one In
dian. Balenti. as members OF the squad.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
St. Paul Given $500 and
$4,000 Catcher for Backstop
al William Kelly. LIN

DREsIDENT BARNEY DREYFUss
- the PittSburg Nationals Is evil
IDENTIFY bent on having a worlds
championship team this year. next year
or as soon as possible. Judging by the
lavish name in which he Is spending
his money for new talent, lie has fol-
lowed up his sensational purchase OF
Pitcher Martin O'Toole OF the 81. Paul
club OF the American Association. for
the record price in baseball history. by
buying his battery partner. william
Kelly. for $500 and a catcher worth
81. 800. This makes the fabulous sum of
sac, 800 for the two uncertain diamond
quantities.
II Is said that O'Toole owes the major
part OF his success in the minors TO
Kelly. They are the stanchest OF
friends. room.ny. eating and spending
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Battling Hurley
Badly Mussed Up
yTommyM Murphy

ALBANY. July 2S.-Battllng Hurley az
New Jersey and Tommy Murphy o,
New York met in a ten-round go. Anr
ply gave Hurley a severe beating. but
failed to knock him out. From the 6ftl,
round on Hurley was covered with bAns
from cuts in the face, but he continued
to bore in. and while In cllnches occa-
sionally shook Murphy up. But he was
outboxed and outpunched throughout
the ten rounds. only his ability to stand
punishment saved him from getting the
sleep potion. At the conclusion Hurley
was groggy, but still on his feet.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Pirates Pay Big Price for
O'TOoIe:S Battery Partne,

all or their spare hours In each Others
company.
When O'Tooie heard that he was sold
to the Pirates and would have to leave
his pal. he went p the president OF the
Saints and requested him to give the
Pirates the preference for Kelly. which
no did.
Kelly 10 considered tho best catcher
in the A. A.. and O'Toole says him
self that II Il hadn't been for this
backstop he wouldn't have been
sold for anywhere near 500, 500 as with
out Kelly he wouldn't have had such
a slittering strikeout record.
D.s M:S'; ,r,. MC s,Ss ,s Of q, e. G Giants h Ia. been .r.;
at Umpire Johnstone at the game in Cincinnati
John J. Gleason, the san Francisco fish, pro.
meter. had , an 2p,iSn x eay the larss minority
,ieepresiden, which erpirsd yesterday. However.
B, be s maxi ,ss nun m ss,,,nf " few DAYS, gree in which
n The r. Psi!,is. BAN Scs Sei f.. 'Gi.ci by Pi:sa', Hal!
livtD.
The Detroit, Tigers, lei by Manager Hushsy
Jennings, called on President 'Tsft at the White
House: and the Executive shook hands with every
one f' them. "
ss,NN tnA.h' w NhN INV 4 gag UdN e0fl
Catcher Robson TO the Giants for s3, $40, This
New York Club has also purchased Pitcher Mum,
cell from Dallss ,nd Pitcher Maxwell from Ill,
mIngham.
II the Giants don't win the National ISaxn,
ptnnAnt they are going to play the Highlandor,
and also take a trim To Cuba for twelve game
In November, for which they viii be highly guar
anteod.
The Rel sax cleaned up their three game Sc
rts with the White Sox.
ThA Tnrontaa n. .An IL ..n.uA t... Il -
Eastern League. Just two full games behind III,
Rochester,.
Tie Tgeu had 4 meny time whaling Pitchc,
johnson OF the. Nationals In the sixth inning
getting GI ~ their seven runs In that hession
Pitcher wallet was found for eleven %saietics, hul
ne was deadly effective IN the pinchts.
The phillic went into second place ard N.
Giants dropped 10 third place as a result Of In
ssmts yesterday, Also the Cardinals and Pirat,
! .sspned .lst, the iom~ rsins sent back int
The evening world., 1911-07-28
GRANTEES Should Draw TO-.
600 People in Their Four
Games With Cardinals.
tSpccial 70 The Evening World.

tspcial 70 The Evening World.
st. Louis. July 2s.
YVYITH the Phillies attracting close
w on to 10000 bugs to a Monday
game and following It up with
three weekday crowds OF 1000 or more,
the st. Louis baseball attendance rec
ord should be busted to smithereens by
the New York Giants In their four
game series with Roger Bresnahan's
pepper boys which will be i~naugurated
to-day. With n Saturday and a Sunday
to get the mob tab up. see II the merry
McGrawites don't play to 10000 souls
this trip.
The Cardinals series with the Phill!es
The evening world., 1911-07-28
PhiIIics Get a Catcher.

YORK. Pa. July 9s.-Catcher Carter
OF the York Tri-State club has been sold
to the Philadelphia Nationals to take
the place OF Doom. who was Injured
The consideration Is W players and
1000 in cash. Carter Is a former Man
haitian College player. He Is one Of the
youngest players in League baseball.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Single Game Opens Series To.
Day, With Double Header
Carded Tomorrow.
BY G

THE white Sox. Ping Bodie. Jimmy
Callahan and the whole shooting
match from Chicago are upon us
his afternoon. and II behooves the
H~ighlanders to be up and doing. Third
place In the American League depends
largely upon this series. and MS six
games are to be played within four
days, the ramparts must be well stocked
30 as to stand OF his protractcd siege.
There will be n single game as n cur
tain raiser his afternoon. but on to-
morrow the fighting will proceed In
double doses.
Russell Ford has been primed and
cooked for the opening engagement this
afternoon. and Quinn and Caldwell are
held In reserve for the double event OF
tomorrow. The H~lghnanders have little
fear OF any OF the Sox pitchers, ex-
cepting rosy-faced Ed Walsh. This Won
derfui manipulation OF the splt-ball has
always been a thorn In the side OF
New York. Incidentally, when they did
ana to beat him two years ago. he
was the man who started the cry that
led TO an investigation OF the amous
tipping scandal at American League
Park. Walsh was 80 accustomed to
beating New York at that time that he
couldn't figure a defeat OF any other
grounds than fraud. There Is nothing
In the rules against signal tipping. but
the charge was Investigated Just the
same, and the New York club was
exonerated.
Ping Bodte, the fence buster Of
the Pacific Slope. announced at the
hotel this morning that he had
brought Nth him a meto home run
stick, and that he Mould DO some
real fancy stunts " the NeW York
club you'd guarantee to pay for
the ioindow pdnos broken IN the
apartment house back Of MIR
field.
"By the pap," suggested nv.
Bodic. al understand there WiI be
a large cropd at the grounds on
Saturday. Nop. " that DO true. I
ipouId suggest hat tho NeW York
management provide the spectators
IN the centre Held bieachors 10Th
masks aud protectors. as most Of
my shots totu be aimed IN that d.
veotion. and ! don't Ike TO shoulder
the responsibility Of serious acct
dents."
Having trimmed the Brown up one
side and down the other, the High
landers are out for a record run on
their home grounds. and they will ad-
NIT no fear OF Ping Bodie or Big ED
walsh. Notwithstanding the taking OF
three samss out of -four from the
Browne. those tailend celebrities GER
ta!nly made the H~ighlanders dig. The
result in nom OF the games was GER
tain until the last nan was out In the
ninth inning.
II would rather tackle tho Detroit
Tigers any day." said Hal Chase, than
TO bump up against those tailenders.
They always give us a fight. In fact,
WI have won more games from the
Tigers than We have from tho Browns
black, the young athlete vho 10
playing fret base for the Browns,
10 a third baseran BY trade but he
10 doing fairly Well at fret. Bv the
way, black 10 not the real name Of
this youno 1eiIow, He 10 a college
athlete OF note pho Is pidyfr0 un-
der an assumed name. Just ,oho he
10 the players have been unable 70
asoovtatn. " he 10 able TO keep the
waYro secret vnttl the end Of the
season no con rcturn 10 HE school
and play on the amateur fean.
Very few players have over broke,
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Davis Tennis Cup "Prelims"
To Be Played in This City

was guard and fuliback on the Yale eleven three
years aso. has been selected as one Of the regular
coaches for the Blue eleven next fall. During the
past two seasons he has been the chief coach al
the University o. North Carolina. He wiz assist
Head Coach Field, and the other ptrinanta.
coaches will be Buck Morris for the linemen and
| Erie kSstler for the freshmen.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Four Matches in Singles and
One in Doubles at West
Side Club in Sept.

THE preliminary matches for the
DAVIS tennis cup will be played
In this city between the Ameri-
ANS and the British Isles team at the
West Side Tennis Club. Two Hundred
and Thar,y-eighth street and Review
place. There will be four matches In
singles and one In doubles and they will
probably be decided in September.
The programme for the national motor boa
carnival has been decided unon. y will open OF
the following Saturday. There will be thirty ON,
events at an distances. from one mile trials I,
i,O- mile races for all speed boats from forty fee
,nS mnSer' The race for the Bermuda Challens'
Gun and 4 cash prize Of 81 900, which was post
poncd from June II. will be held at l O'CLOCK or
SEPT. o from Huntington Bay. l.. i.
Axh,, rdu.nd Rides Of Brockton. Mas, win,
The evening world., 1911-07-28
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At the Twentieth Century Attn
letic Club-Sandy Ferguson OF
Boston and Tony Ross OF New.
castle. Pa. will meet In the main
bout OF ten rounds.
At the Atlantic Athletic Asso-
citation. R~ockaway Beach-Jimmy
Powers Of New York and Harry
Powers of Brooklyn will clash In
the main event OF ten rounds.
At the Brighton Beach Athletic
Club OF Coney Island-Two ten
round bouts between Larry Phil
lips and frankie Pass and Smoke
Jones and Larry Hall.
MATCHES ARRANGED.
Tommy G!nty OF Scranton will
swap punches with Harry Stone
Of New York In a ten-round bout
at the Brighton Beach A. c. one
week from tonight.
Joe jeanette and Christy Will
iams will furnish the big attrac-
ton OF six rounds at tho Lotos
Club of Perth Amboy, N. j.. next
Monday night.
Harry Ferns and Harry Scrogrs
will face each other In the main
bout al the Bay Side A. C. OF Far
Rockaway next Wednesday night.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

The American collssians OF Harvard and Yale
who recently lost q close track and field meet 10
the English athletes Of oxford and Cambndse oS.
pect TO sail from London 50 IS to arrive back n
this country Aug. 10.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
Results Of Yesterdny's Games

Results of Yesterdny's Games.
Toronto. II: Jersey City, 0.
Buffalo, 0; Newark. 0.
Providence. 4 Rochester. 3.
Montreal. o; Baltimore. 2.
Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Jersey CITY at Toronto.
Newark at Buffalo.
Providence at Rochester.
Btltimcfe at Montreal.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

At the Grand Circuit meeting at Grand Hapds.
Mich, sensations followed thick and last IN the
most stirring contests that the harness racers naLe
furnished 70 date. The battle TOR the .0ihsa in
a victory for the New England candidate, Bran
ham Baushman. but 1t was only alter tye yer,
riic heats that the California bred stal!ion vernon
McKinney surrendered,
The evening world., 1911-07-28

ri. .':s' sss, Is,p XXI 80. Z y f,sbEs' AIN asi As$$;:r';
The evening world., 1911-07-28

semi-Inals have been reached In the W,ester
tennis tournament at Lake Forest. III. In .
events except the mems singles. in which Coma
II, Royie OF Washington, d. c., and G, NJ. bu
jr. Of New York are scheduled to play their iourt
round match to-day.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

Tho Torontos are now In second place in tn,
kocheslers.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

Chicago and Pittsburs will clash IN. the semi
final matches at Detroit to-day for the amateur
golf championship OF the West. Robert Gardnc
Of Chicago. Yale athlete and ex-national champion
and W. e. Fownes jr. o. Pittsbure. national ana
tcir champion, will come together. so will In
ternationai Champion Albert Seckel OF Chicago
the Princeton star. aud Eben NJ. Byers OF Pitts
burg. former national amateur champion.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

The RED sox cleaned up their three game Sc
rits with the White Sox.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

Manager Mc0raw Of the Giants has been an,
pended three days for the words that he hurl"
at Umpire tombstone at the game in Cincinnati
on Tuesday.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

II the Giants don't win the National Lsaxue
remnant they are s,ing to play the Highlandcrs
and also take a trp IN Cuba for twelve games
In November, for which they viii be highly guar
Autetd.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

Arthur Edward Brides Of Brockton. Mas. vino
The evening world., 1911-07-28

John j. Gleason, the san Francisco fight pro.
moter, had an option 20 buy the large minority
interest IN the Boson Nationals and berome NJ,
vice president, which expired yesterday. However
he siSce,ded IN gaining a few days gree in which
TO maks the purchase II he 80 desire.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-24
The Foot Note.

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bang up, NO. paper, for which you may feel
proud to work. Call, write, 'phone wire for
subscription blanks and further particulars.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-24
The Reward.

Your sure success i'm your LIES work. Bette
pay better position and the first step upwards to fl
ture greatness. The triumph Of ambition over IetF
argy. Also SO cash prizes distributed among con
petitors who turn in 10 Or more subscriptions.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
MUST TELL GRAFT STORY
DanviIle Judge Orders Prosecutor 10
Answer All Questions Put by
Jury In Bride Quiz.

Danville, I%ll.-Judge Kimbrough in
the circuit court handed down a de-
cision in the case of City Attorney
Jones, who declined to answer certain
questions regarding vote selling and
buying which the grand jury put to
him.
The court instructed Jones to an
swer all questions. The opinion stated
that, according to a decision of the
Supreme court of the United States,
a witness before the grand jury is
immune from Indictment. The court
also held that the city election law is
unconstitutional, which mea that
Jones cannot be questioned about hap
penings more than eighteen months
ago.
This means that the investigation
will continue until all the witnesses
row summoned are examined. 1t is
said that many indictments have been
voted, but whether they are for vote
selling is net known
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
Reciprocity Fiuht Beuun.

Washington, Feb. 9.-The first gu1.
in the congressional battle over Can
adian reciprocity was fired in the sem
ate today. Senaor Beveridge of In
diana, an insurgent, was the marks
mar and he lined up on the side of the
administration He did not make a
p~retense of representing the Others of
the progressive republican camp.
Plunsing Immediately into the heart
of his subject, Beveridge welcomed the
compact as the first concrete evidence
of the establishment of such relations
with Canad as he thought the United
States should maintain with a coun-
try so closely adjoined physically and
with a people so Intimately allied with
the Americans in kinship and inter-
est. Contending the Importance of the
principle involved. he urged the neces-
sity for prompt and decided action,
The details, he said. were of
lively little significance and might be
eft to future adjustment.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
Careless and Cappy.

We have undertaken to blend in
n the best of the two ~proverbial
cOnditions-to be careless and happy.
hairless and cappy. We are now hap
py and cappy. and frequently careless
as well. A pretty figure may be con-
jured up-a figure in leaf-green satin
yelled with rose and silver shot gauze.
The dark hair is covered by a sal
lor's cap, point and all, worn fatty
owe the whole head, the point falling
at the back. Instead of being made
of scarlet cashmere, it is of the gauze,
over silver tissue, and studded with
pink and yellow topaz, while it is Dor
dered with great gray pear-shaped
pearls, these. of course, hanging
around the back Of the neck and over
the soft hair in front.
We have taken to caps!
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
Mans BODY Kills Two.

Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. "a mans body.
hurled through the air when struck
by an overland limited train. killed
another man last night and seriously
injured a third.
The man struck was Edward Dom
ahue, foreman Of a gang Of laborers.
he survived the effects until today.
Inc train. on it's way to the Pacific
coast. had not yet cleared the Chi
cago & North-W Western railroad yards
here, when the accident occurred.
Donahue with fifty of his men, We're
Out cleaning snow from the tracks.
The foreman apparently saw the loco
motive approaching. but before he
could escape he was struck and his
hoGb shot through the air keeling
over in an instant the other two work
men who We're fifteen feet away. The
rain WaI going forty miles an hour.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
VOLCANOES TOtA IS 700
Five Thousand Families in Philippines
Have Been Wholly Ruined
BY Disaster.

Washington.-The eruption of Taai
volcano and the accompanying dis
trrbances in the Philippines killed
ECO people in the town of Talisay, &C.
cording to the report of the governor
Of Batangas province, which was ca
bled to the war department by Gov.
ernor General Forbes Of the Philippine
Islands.
The earthquake shocks continue. the
governor general added. Five thousand
families have been ruined by the dis.
aster.
The Philippine authorities are face
20 face with the absolute necessity of
adopting relief measures in order to
avoid suffering. as the falling mud
and lava destroyed the crops within a
considerable radius OF to volcano