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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
Fort Erie Results.
News Service

B. International News Service.
Flrst race five iurooss-CooH. % tperonael.
10 10 l. won. CeRiauri. ioS (AmhyoFe'. ( 20 !.
second Mics Gayle. 10 (scharH. - TO .. third.
Time 1909 SO. Kedron. Mary ann. Wauseon,
Requiem. High Priest. Thslmn ]. and Pat Rnl-
ledge also
second ruce. siS 'urlonsE-Joe stein. lo7 de.
ronde). I 10 I. Magazine. III tAdamS). .
TO l. secoud: Mies Edith, Jos (Ronman). evan.
third. Time. Ii5 as. pilstory. Gates and Frank
Wooden also ran.
l6 10 s. won; Annavr III tLottual IS 10 :.
second: Daisy Plat. ~ (Wllton). IS 10 5. third
Time Il5 l.5, BGawny Fred Lazy Chucklcs
and Joe knight also ran.
Fourth race. ak furlongs-SherNood. IN tLof-
,usl 9 20 @ Won Honey Pee, 100 tspyder). IS
20 g. second Spring MAID el Cpcrondel, 70 l.
third Time. i:I5 80. Jack Kellosg. Criseoe
also
Fifth race. ono milo and furlons-Flaseersnsi
i07 (Turnerl ii TO 5 won; Rudolto. ieo tJounsl.
10 !n second Hsmilton io' Buxton, 20 l.
third Tire. 81 -. Just Red also Tau
SIKH race. Que mile and seventy Nardf-Mnrie
r. 40 tsrydcr,. 10 I. Won; Master JIM. JOS
,OherD : 10 ). uecopd; HisS Jonah. loi tschart'.
20 10 + third Tins lk5 g.5 Ancrglov, Font
Myccnsc and Mlss Joe also
seventh race ono mle ans siNteeuth-ElSah
100 ,ooropdei ) to l. won; Mollio s.. los toberD.
8 10 T. second BlsoNford. los tspyder. TO
third. Time, l'fS 90 RANonhl. Enenol ana
john Rehrdon also ran
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DETROIT, July l1.-Detroit's errors
helped Pitcher Joe Boehling 20 hts ninth
straight victory today. Washington win
ninG the last game OF the series. 70 .
In only two Innings was the Young left
handler unsteady. In the second he hit
Neach with tho bah and Stanagn solved
his delivery ior three lggcr. giving
Detroit its first run In the nth. after
Stanaga singled Boehling walked High
and iouden. filling tho bases Cobb. who
has been out OF the game because of his
injured knee. batted FOR House and struck
out. Bush followed with a sacrifice fly,
which scored Starage
Willett who started pitching for De-
troit was ineffective. The visitors scored
one in the second inning when Calvo drew
a pass took second on an out and tall
lied on Henry's single. In the third, Nor
San walked and Foster singled. Milan
nit to Willett and Louden, who covered
first, mufred the pitchers rather poor
throw. two runs crossing the plate and
Milan reaching third. Willett hit Calvo
with the ball and then retired In favor
OF House. Milan scored on an inheld out.
The Senator'S flnal run IN the NTH in
ming resulted from Gandils single, an
inield out and Wits Wild throw.
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INDIANl TOURISTS
ARRIVE N DENVER
Cars Are All in Good Condi.
ton and Start VIII Be Made
Sunday for Salt Lake.

By I2trrnatoual News service
DENVER. Colo, July ll.-ludiala tour
Isis 10 tac Pacific coast travelling IN
machines of their own make. reached
Denver this afternoon or schedule time
.cId practically completed t1.rd Of thoig
long Journey.
The days Trip was made over tte
worst roads encountered nE the tourists
10 date and need Tor national highway.
which Is being pushed by TIE men on the
tour. was certainly CmPlaslZcd fy the
conditions found.
Tho welcome given tIe tourists out
side pf The city made Up for the snort
com.nEs Of tho highway, and J moving
picture machine tabuiatcd their move
men;- while moving into tho city limits
and while standing at the capitol steps
while tho governor presented tour chair
W1u White with an American fRg. Mr,
Whitc IS the representative Of the Marion
company. whose car was paremakcr for
a.. DAY.
Governor Ammons welcomed the
EcoSiers As q body OF men who we're pio-
uezrs iu the building OF good aItomo-
bllcs and also iu the plan for building
expressed himself a. satisfied that suCI
a move would bc highly appreciated by.
the people OF the country and believed
that tt would be of great benefit 10 the
sta te Of Colorado.
The party VIII remain here until sun
| day morning, when they VIII start Tor
! Hot sulphur Springs ON the run across
| the Rockies. Tie hardest part OF the en-
/ tire journey. Every car T. In good con-
oition for the run and IS certain to make
/ the Journey on time
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Belmont Park Entries.
.cvs Service.

b. international News Service.
First race. sovcu turlougf-Caliph ia: Spin.
no. Yonghcc lOa: PerihShiro. 10: Montrcssor.
iO5; Kalinko. lo1; Ford Mai. iOS Water welles.
rs.
Second rare five and bali turlouss-cross
Bun. Auy Time. orotumd Water LILY. Earl? Rose.
Sanctuary, HurSkSn, iOe.
Third race one mile ard Si1seeGth-Reyburr.
o.: Prince Eugene. ll2; Mission. l0c: Joe Del.
hold a6; q. n Miller. 10; Flying Fairy. los.
Guy Fisher. III. Hedge. ioI
Fourth race SIS nrlongE-Mcri!an, ies; spri,c,
li5: Ligh, o My Life. ia; springeoarG. lts;
Iron Mask. l3i: Hsstc! Prynne. ioS Hedge. ioi.
Azylade. lQs.
Finn race about two miles-oUanuN. lSc: Win
kls ISL. George Emo. lie; Son OF tho Wind. ls2.
Maxine Pride. ij9. Rock ABBEY, ii5; FaultlesE.
$40; Naltbio. N2.
Sixth race, ono mic-eruin Belle. los: Brother
FOLK io1: Euterpe. ioS; LscliH. loS; Capt Mat
iocg, l0T; Flry.Jivs. 10.
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CITY AND VICINITY

MR.. AND MRS. William f, Champneys
or S0i West Eighth South street are the
proud parents OF a baby girl, wh!cb was
born Yesterday. Mr.. Champneys Is en-
ployed In the lob printing department of
the Deseret News.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Lavine
Leroy Pratt. which. were 20 nave been
held Yesterday. viii be held at o'clock
this afternoon at The Larkin- Hull funeral
chapel Burial will be In the city ceme-
tory.
r. W. SLOAN. who underwent an op-
operation ct ST Marks hospital Wednes-
dav morning, Is reported TO be making
good progress toward recovery.
IANTHUS w. BARLOW OF Provo filed
a petition IN bankruptcy in the United
States court yesterday. Liabilities are
SIS9S.Si and assets arc Sl6l.
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EDS CLEAN UP
BROOKLYN SERIES

.sghVOkLYN, n. L. July i1.-Cincin-
.& winning again TO-DAY by TO ..
" s.sl sl Tour "amcs OF tho series with
.SyaVn. Benton pitched shutout ball
% the eighth inning. when with Cut
out, Wheat was safe on Groh's
M ,ifow after good stop. Daubert
~ Smith doubled and Fisher sin
~ 'nIee runs resulting. Tinker
~ OIL iingling in the second and
~ on Grohs out Devore singled
Mkk,,ee Inird and advanced on Bescher's
,S'h hut on Marsans's grounder 10
w sas out at the plate. Marsans
second and scored with Bescher
.Ii"oges single. Croh's single ClarlS's
q ana Benton's hit added two more
r.a ~ inc fourth and Yingling WAS re-
q py Stack. who blanked the Wis
NM tauring the remainder OF the game.
.,as,, was put out OF the game for
rs-Ssns ~ u a decision In the third. De-
ano four hits IN Ave times at bat.
~ ehn Cutsbaw starred I'm the fleld.
CINCINNATI T-HRooELYN
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MA|V BELIEVED DEAD
GREETS ZION FRIENDS
Continued from Page One)

success of the district was due TO his
energy and personality.
Yesterday afternoon Davis called upon
Judge o ". Powers and the two men
spent pleasant hour together. Years
ago Judge Powers prosecuted Davis ON
charge Of murder in Idaho and secured
a conviction. Davis was charged with
the murder Of two shepherd ers-the
men having been killed from ambush.
Everybody who knew Davis took the
ground that he would never have killed
man except in self-defense in a fair
night, and after his conviction more
thorough probe OF the matter was made.
Judge Powers, after looking at the mat
ter from all angles. reached the con
clus!on that Davis had been wrongfully
convicted, and gave valuable assistance
in securing a complete eXoneration and
pardon for him. Since then the two men
have been fast friends.
Mr.. Davis said last night that he
would in all probability. make his future
Headquarters in Salt Lake.
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GETS RIGHT OF WAY
IF BONDS ARE FILED

In the condemnation proceedings in
stituted by the Salt Lake & Utah Rail
road company against Joseph W. Dan
sic, John Martin, Heber S. Crane and
Hugh j. Cannon, Judge George &,
Armstrong of the district court yester-
day issued orders of occupancy TO the
railroad and required the filing of
bond in each case to protect the prop
erty owners.
The company may now proceed 70
use the land for right of way, the
bonds being given to protect the own
ers pending a settlement OF each suit.
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WIN
THIRD CONTEST

CLEVELAND. July i1.-Philadelphia
made it two out Of three today; defeat; i;
ing Cleveland II TO 5. Bender had
Cleveland at his mercy until the seventh.
when ne eased up and allowed hits which
scored hve runs. Kahler was driven from
the box In the sixth. the Athletics hav-
ing then scored eight runs. Banding.
who finished In the box. was poorly sup
ported Cleveland tried out three substi-
tutes in the last three innings, Bates at
third base Leihold In center field, and
Rassler catching. Flies TO left feld were
numerous. Graney getting seven and
Oldrlng six.
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'xvv YORK. July 1.-The New lorks
SrhsImed their old rivals. the Chicago
~ at the Polo grounds today. Il to 4:
ts locals hit Lavender, Pierce and
"a. for twenty-five hits apd drew
.,r masses. Including hits. passes and
~. thirty-two New Workers reached
':-ssro started with a foUr-run lead.
soen fell 10 pieces after Manager
az vas ordered from the field La the
Z "A inning FOR disputing Umpire Byron 5
..ss,on calling Cooper safe on a steal.
<iesro hammered Tesreau hard but
N do nothing with Fromme Doyle
n three hits and two passes in live
= so and scored four runs. Fletcher
a Nnrrav each made four hits. The
Ss-sro fielding feature was marvellous
MING catch by Miller off Merkle in
4 seyenth inning.
CHICAGO NEW YORK
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Massacre of Greeks.

SALONIKI. July ia deputation
from Seres arrived today and appealed
10 King Constantine 70 dispatch Greek
troops TO occupy the town. The deputa-
tlon asserted that before eracua ting
Seres the BulSariaus slaughtered large
number of prominent Greeks who had
been Imprisoned since hostillties began.
Among those Killed were NJ Paplpavlos.
director Of the gymnasium. VI Stamou
lis. manager OF The Orient bank. and Or.
C'0a rlEscyis.
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GREAT POWERS TAKE
STEPS To END WAR
Continued from Pag- One.)

TO quitting the town arrested bishop,
two priests and more than 100 Greek
notables and herded them in the yard
of the Bulgarian school, where they
were mercilessly hutchered by order of
Bulgarian officer. The Servian com
mander had the bodies disinterred, the
report says, and thus the crime was
certified.
The Daily Mail s correspondent with
the Servian army reports, by way of
kumauovo, that the Bulgarians on ar
irving at Kulaznevats in East Servia,
pillaged all the shops and some private
houses. After the Servians had driven
them out, n scene of devastation was
disclosed which so incensed the Ser
viaus that they attacked the Bulgar-
ians again, intiicting terrible losses.
Some reports give as high as 5000 Bull
garians killed.
1t is asserted that the Bulgarians en-
ploved a questionable ruse TO get their
artillery across the Zletovo river in
their retreat July /. They sent dele
gates with priest to the Serviao po-
sitions, begging an armistice. The re-
quest was granted. In the meantime
the guns were taken across and the
Bugarians reopened with heavy fire,
without warning, causing heavy losses
TO the SerVlans
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FAIRGROUNDS GAMES
FULL OF INTEREST

Tho results In the junior Indoor baseball league
Of the city playground teams yeS;erday resulted
follows: Liberty beat Sumner. 3i 30 ,; Pioneer
heat high school, II to 12; lafayette beat Bryant
rs To & The midget indoor baseball results
Sumner "a Liborty - Pioneer L., high school q
Bryant won over tifaycttc by forfeit.
Tic high school junior volley and catch ball
team ~on from Pioneer. Fl TO Is and 81 10 T.:
Tho Pioneer midget vocy and catch bali team
defeated tho high school, ol 10 and 81 10 c.
The high school girls tho indoor baseball
match from the Pioneer grls. - 10 - and 2
70 II. Tho Pioneer girls volsy ball team won
from The high school girls. q 10 10
Tho cont'sts wcrc witnessed BY man? iHtcrcGtcd
CpectltorE
IL ns follnNg
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HAMILTON HOLDS
STALLS MEN SAFE

ST. LOUIS. July list. Louis took
lead in the !rst inning that Boston
could not overcome and won the nnal
game OF the series. score to 1. The
visitors lone tally in the first inning was
tho result OF singles by Speaker and Lewis
and Famjltons error.
ST. Louis drove Bedlent of the mound
in the first Inning when they scored four
runs on three passes, singles by Shotton
and Johnstons double
In the seventh inning doubles by brlef
and williams netted another run, The
locals fielding. although erratic at times.
was snappy. AGnew with double and
two singles IN as many attempts, led the
batters.
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lRATES EASILY
WIN LAST GAME

July l1.-PIttshurg
2ds clean sweep OF the series OF four
1mss here. the visitors winning today
y 10 g The affair was devoid Of ir-
FsR owing 20 the PlttsburE team TAX
Il lead Ct four runs in the first In
IA on lhrce passes by Marshall. singles
d Butler and j. Miller. and an error
leoer,. Hendrix pitched in fine form
seldom had 10 extend himself 10 pre-
fi the home players from scoring. Man
IA Doom again shifted his outfielders
a Stationed Magee ON FIRST base, owing
tn Injury 10 LudcruS's arm. in an ef-
q 10 strike a winning combination
PITIsR Al III PHI .A Ansf.RRrA
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Greeks Advancing.

LONDON. July n.-Greek troops today
occupied Demir- Hissar. thirteen miles
northwest OF Seres, after brilliant VIC
tory over the Bulgarlans. who had been
in possession since they won II from the
Turks in the recent wor. according 10 an
Exchange Telegraph company dispatch
from Athens. The Bulcarans fed. abaD-
donng their field guns. ammunition and
provisions.
Constantinople says IL Is announced by
the newspaper that Midia. the town on
the Black sea. which wss 20 form the
eastern end OF the future frontier I'm,
between Bulgaria and Turkey is IN flames
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Will Claim Territory.

BUCHAREST. Rumania. July 1.-THE
Rumanian government decided today to
notify the Bulgarian government that the
Ruman!an army would cross into Bulgarian
territory en6 also that Rumania would
take part In tho discussion OF the final
partition OF the territories OF what was
formerly European Turkey.
The Bulgarian garrison, composed OF
only a few hundred men. surrendered 20
the Rumanians. The invading force sub
seQuently penetrated for q distance OF
nine or ten miles Into Bulgarian terri
tory.
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Cars Run Ill Rain.

ALEXANDRIA Mimi, July ll,-De-
.,ita - steady all-day rain and heavy
Ionds the twenty eight automobiles IN
the American Automobile associa tlon
reliability tour which left MinneaPollSs
tSi@ morning for Glacier park finished
,beir 6rst DAYS journey here tonight
after having travelled IA miles They ar
Tiyed on time and the tourists are quar-
tered In the hotel tram when is ac-
comma nyinG them.
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Silistria Occupied.

BUCHAREST. Rumania, July IL
Rumanian troops today occupied the
Bulgarian city of Silistria on the night
bank Of the Danube. They were not
opposed by the Bulgarians.
Silistria is very important point on
the Danube and has been in existence
as a city since the Roman era. Until the
conclusion of the Russo-Turkish war in
1878 il had been for about 90 years
the main buwark of the Ottoman EN-.
pire on its northern European frontier.
II sustained many sieges through the
centuries and always offered a stout re-
sistance. Even as late as the Crimean
war il was able TO stand a bombardment
by the Russians, but after the last
Russo.Turkish war, the Turkish troops
retired and left it in the hands of the
Bulgarians IT has over 10000 inhabi-
tants, many of whom are Mohamme.
dams
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,u ,,u,or tIurpins ma

in the sixth inning. Miller Huggins. man.
go og The 81. Louis team was NIT on
the LETT side OF the head and renGer9TT S9 Tver nn
Grgoics was quickly revived and wes
abis dIss'rS 70 wi Walk 10 the plate upa.ssisted
but but Immediately left the game - doctor
who attended him advised a1ss,nSS 1ss, S.vs 20
s,'S ,horc was danger of the brain being
affccted II lie exercised too mucn. When
Huggins lett the sTounds afier % wouId 1ms Spe 1e
e I've phIladelph.a with his team tonight
sr 1OIIs. BOSTON
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A. s. Bigelow Bankrupt.

BOSTON. July 1i.-Albcrt S. Blgelow.
formerly president OF the Osceola Con-
soIidated Copper Mining company, was
petitioned In bankruptcy in the United
states district court To-Day by the Co.
lumb!a -Knickerbocker Trust company OF
New York. The claim Of the petitioner
is $40 600.
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the visitors scoring seven runs before
man was retired. G. Smith was sent to
tho rescue and he had little difficulty I'm
preventing New York from scoring. The
locals were saved from shutout when
doubles by Chase and Bodie netted
lone score. Kcatlng was almost irwin
chile. Callahan's men getting Ave hits.
only two Of which were punched. Cree
hit the bali over the left field fence for
home run With the bases fun.
NEW YORK. CHiCAGO.
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Summary Errory-Sh1nks. Wit tSl, Loudcn
Three base hi,-StpDneo. Hts-oH Willett. In
two and one-thirl innings; of House, In two
and ,wo-thirds innings; OF Lako in four In
ninga Sacrifice hit-Miisn. Sacrifice fy-Bush
stolen base-Staup5c. Double Play-Bush. lou9en
and Gancr. Loft on bases-Wnshipg,on, {; Ds-
troit s. Bases on ballS-oN Willett. g. of Boeh-
ling @ Hit b. pitchcrs-By Wiilott Onlyol. by
Boehiing (VcAchl. Struck out-By Boehlins, &
Time Of game hour 80 minutes. Cmpiro5-
q Loughin and HlHchrend
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PHILADELPHIA.

Summary: Errorg-Chspmsn. o'Nc!i psssler.
Two-bass hlts-Grnney L.ioie te!bcld. BARR.
struuk Threo-haso hlto-schsns. Melnnls Sarry.
bender. stolen bsse-aurpby H,ts-on Kahler.
IN five and ono-third innings: of Blnnding. 10
three and tvo-tbirds innings. First base on balls
of Kahlor, .; of Bland'ng 1: of Bender. !.
Hit By pltchcr-Bg Ehhler ~. Murphy, Struck
out-By BlnndIne by Bender. >. Passed ball
-Bagsier wild pitch--Bendsr. Left on bases
Cleveland. 4: philadelphia, S. Time of game
hours umpiros-Copnoly and McGreovy.
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Summary: Erors-wsgner. Layau. Hamilton.
Tvo-boso h,sp-Axncw Brief. wlianS Hts
orr BodIent 10 two-thirts OF an inning; OF
LEONARD. Z in ak and ope-third innings; OH
W,ioy mono IN one Inning Sacrifice hit-Agnev.
stolen tsse-Arnev. Double plays-wliams 20
AEncw; Pratt 10 tAvsa 90 Briof. Lcf on bases
ST Louis, s; Boston. g, First base o. balls
or Bediont. 3: or Hsm!lton, !. Ht by pitcher
BY MAloy CLaTarl. struck out-Ey Hamilton.
4. br pedienL L. ny Leonard. s. Time Of game
- hours 5 minutes. Umpires-Dinoen and Egan.
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Russia Hopeful.

ST. PETERSBURG. July ia distinct
lv hopeful view Is expressed today By the
Russian press and in official circles IN
regard 10 the Balkan situation Peace is
regarded generally Imminent on ac-
count OF the cripplins OF the Bulgarian
army and the severe loSses sustained by
Servia The Russian Red Cross society
has decided not 10 send any detacEments
10 the front.
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20 leave Dohritch and It's plains to Ru-
mania.
II Is added that Austria has int,mated
to Bulgaria her complete sympathy with
Rumania, and VIII allow free passage of
ma terlals OF war for the Rums Man army
through Austria Hungary.
RuInors arc current at Bucharest, al
though not confirmed. OF n revolution In
sofia and an attempt on Premier DaneH.
The Rumanian government has no news
of this
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Servians Offer Proof.

LONDON. July 1.-THE SeTvian min
lister al London has submitted 10 the
British foreign office photosra phic re-
production OF a document found on the
alleged. proves that the Bulgnrians began
the hostllities. The documents contain
instructions TO commence surprise opera
lions against the Greeks and Scrvians.
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.Bsttes for o'Brler 10 the fif;h.

.Bstted for o'Brlep IN the titth.
Score by iunlnsE-
New York ....-........o Oh
Chicago '.,............s..o o D.
summary: Errors-Rath, Weaver t2. bodie.
Tvo-oose h.t--H,rtrcil, Thrss-ba's hits--Daniels,
ChaH4 BodIe Home run-Crec Hlts-off O. o'Bran,
In five innings; off white. In one Inning: Off
c. Smith. In four Innings Sacrifice hits-J
smith (.l woltcr. Stolen hassz-Cree. Peckin
paugh Kuhn (e). Lord Double pla3s-wesvey
10 Rath Rath TO Weaver 10 Chase. Left on
bn.es-Ncw York. lo Chicago. S. First base 90
halls-otf o'Brion. 5: off Kea,iDe. J; OF While.
!: OF c. Smith. :. hit by pltehcrs-By keatpg
CWsaver) by Whlte tzcidorl Struck tut-By
Koating 5: by G Smith. .. wild pitch-Kestine.
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The American theater has become the
most popular place OF amusement In the
city. This Is due 20 the excellent quality
OF pictures, the perfect ventilating svs-
TEN and the music rendered by the
American concert orchestra
The management announces an excel
lent programme for today and Monday.
4 biograph drama entitled The Mis-
take" win be the feature. Blanche Sweet
and Henry Walthall will appear In the
leading roles. This picture promises to
be exciting. full OF action and suspense.
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.psttct for MoDonald In INC mhtn'
.p-tf,5 Coz Mann In tho sixth
,RSn for seymour IN the SIXTH
..Bot,ed for Tyler in the ninth
Score by nolnsa- b-s
- 49, n'"' ,.............. o o W
e,,,r,-y: Yrrorr-asranviuc Sweeney. pew
Sumin@,ss, Two -baao h!t-oakch. Three base
liu t2l. ,Si''' uomo rnu-connelly Hts-ot!
nmrS in i've and one,hird innins.; Oh srIlee %
in tbroo and tHo;,hrds nStnSS 1Sh.Ss golsn Sascs-
Winso.. IIauper Double plays-Msranyllio
Sns ycs oLo llOS,ef and Tilo, base on
on o'SS o,t n,,,S 5. of Tyler. ., First base IN
oui, Estdsn III; Sz Struck tyIs
shuss'os',, ne Tyler. s; by snllce. ! Ml,d nltch-
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