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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-31
EIkhOru.

Saturday.
Theodore Denker entertained for his
birthday Sunday.
V. +. Chamberlain went to Fairbury
Friday for a short visit with his chill
dren.
Miss Emma Nolte visited on Wednes-
day in the country at the A. HOLSTER
home.
Mrs. Meyer, son and daughter of Mon
tevideo, Mimi, are here visiting the II.
Meyer family.
The Charley and Carl Baumgardner
families were visited Friday by a cousin
and family from Iowa.
Mrs. Gibbons of Waterloo returned
home Tuesday, after several weeks visit
here with her son and wife.
Mrs. Mabel Hofeldt entertained the
kensington Wednesday. A good crowd
went out in automobiles and spent a
pleasant afternoon, also enjoying the
dainty refreshments served.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-31
From Our Near Neighbors

pleasant evening and at midnight a
dainty lunch was served.
OF the members of the local camp OF
the Modern Woodmen OF America who
dropped out during the rate war sixteen
have been reinsteted under the provi.
sion of the Toledo resolution, passed al
the last head camp.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-31
BuckIcn,s Arnicn snIYe.

For cut. bruise, sore and skin trouble
box should be in every household. All
/ druggists. Jc.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-31
Pawnee Pastor Goes to Ohio.

PAWNEE CITY, Ncb., oct. 3O.-(spe-
S. r.. Jameson, who has been
pastor OF the First United PresbvterIan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

signal Corps. striking out nnc men
and allowing ten hits. BauEhan PLAYED
a star Sainc for tho Home Brewing
Company.
The Signal Corps havo "A fast team.
ana Will make the other teams hustle.
forSct about the score last week and
"atch the boys play good ball. rs they
iiad eiGht new faces in to-tay's game
Score
iioinc Brewing .....0 OLE .
Dig MAJ corps ....... o y 0 0 o
batteries: Home Brewing Company.
I. Barfoot. Hogan; Hester and NIancos
Crnfts Champs Defeat.
The Crafts boys defeated Rountrec.
Switzerland. Cherry ut Clarlt's Spring
diamond by the score OF to q. Both
teams hit the ball hard. Eubank land
cu 1or four hits in 1--WE times up two
OF them being doubles, while Busch
landed for three base and two singles.
KAY Tinslcy and Jones featured In the
batting for Rountrec. Switzerland.
Cherry. G. Rams played big league
ball at first for Crafts.
Batteries-for Crafts: Runt;n and
Euhaak; for Rountree. Switzerland.
Chcrry: Melton King and Carver.
traits l'iayerS .......2 o o o
hountrcc, 81, c., o O o
Nynn Smith Defeats VoodalI & Qunrlcs
me Ryan Smith beat the fast Wood
all d Quarles team by the score OF o
TO The feature OF the game was tho
pitching of Floyd and the hard hitting
ana fast fielding of Ryan ana Smith.
- 6rien played n fast and snappy game
for Woodall e Quarles.
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Heights. 10; Highland Park. Q. Sac
rifce hits-Barton Heights. / High
land Park. 2. Sacrifice nys-Barton
Heights, I. Two-baso hits-Barton
Heights. s; Highland Park. 2. Three
base hits-Barton Heights, /; High
land Park. l. Homo runs-Barton
Heights. .. Stolen bases-Barton
Heights, 2: Highland Park l. Bases
on balls-ON Cross, s; Oft Harker. T..
IIits-On Harkcr. 10 In innings; of
Cross. II in innings. Hit by pitched
t.nll-By Iiarkcr, /. Struck out-By
barker, 10; by Cross, 10. Wild pitchcs
-IIarkcr, /; Cross, !. Time OF game.
. hours Umpires, Kaurse and Brown.
Scorer. Green. Attendance. $50.
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q the stomach, Kidneys bladder and sll
othcr organs OF the body
Cough remedies. rose grcascs and throat
tablets Eargles. sprays aud on are
merely salyes GA 4 smoking chimney
the IRE may be down In tho stomach
or IN tho I've. or in the Kidneys
Tho very fact tNat the nose is con
r'An'iS pouring out o. is plugged up with
MUcus must convince anyone that the
s3rp'y IS coming from many deeper
sources
This e'p'aint Why local treatment for
citA.ra is nHd always has been total
failure. The action must he internal and
there are Ingredients IN s. S S which
not only eliminate catarrhal Impurities
by way ~ TIE mucous membranes but
they pat stop 70 their seeking the roint
q concentration in the rose and other
parts Of the breathing apparatus
These facts have been demonstrated for
many years and are known to thonsaad,
ia every community where catarrh
rbounds But people cannot seem 10
SHAKE of he notion that the nose IS .he
seat o. trouble. The nose is merely an
outlet, the same as tho bladder. bowels.
SKIN aud the eIpulsIre process Of ths
so Yourself 10 get a bottl, OK g. s.
.laN oct your mucous Innings In order
aud not only VIII catarrli disappear. bat
away goes % mvr!ad OF other symptom.
That usually distress nine people ont OF
ten g. s. is guaranteed absolutely
vegetable. 70 acids. no minerals. NO poi.
fonous substance OF any knd--jUs; a re-
ioarhable blending OF the most potent.
most searching, most powerful blood pori.
hers known TO man.
10 not permit anyone to substitute
tarth'ng else for 3. s. s.
send sor :n Interesting book on cntarrh.
here are many people SO discouraged
over blood Impurities that they will find
new lease % lie by consulting freely
our Nrdical Douurtment. Write to The
swift speciic Co.. Co Swft Bldg, At
ia1ta, Ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

lve:ywhsts people marvel a. TIRE n.
suits 81 S. g. S. In Overcoming co,arrh.
TO t-= mind rot ys.sei In the wonders
of taa hu7aan sody II WIN bs iotcrastlc.,
10 yn5e-.sr4 vbv ms most f,,no,,s a,
~ ,f,.5 ,r-,e.-s IS va, .,cb
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-
XII % az l's l1iPo' 'Ai.'
o"'-'Es g. we r0..' .iAr1 VIZ ny
-a 2-@l -"'oht hLG
.E.A .''6 % N.y.''s-
81 .UA.'' S
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
COLORED PUBLIC SCHOOL
ATHLE LEAGUE

The, third gamc OF the colorcd ntib-
nc school series werc played on l-ri-
uay Great inicrcst IS being shown in
nc sport on The part OF the boy and
siri fans Many parents. teach.rs
ana friends are also In attendance al
INC games. There has hecn no dis
order. or Improper conduct Fair tl.4v
and The moral value OF the sport aIe
en- phasiZed
ON Friday. Baker ouiclassed tho
win score OF 10 TO "A The Nny.v
I'M boys were victorious over ,he
sturdy Moore lads. The score was II
10 ,. inc fast working team Of Maury
SCor. or 81 TO 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Tho Jones Bros. and Wood Workers
teams made their initial appearance OF
the season here. Jones Bros winning
b. the score OF II TO 10.
Tho game was nip and tuck for three
innings. In tho fourth an avalanche
or hits. mixed with errors. scored eight
runs Tor Jones Bros. Tho gam, was
featured by The heavy hitting of both
teams ana tho fielding of Kennedy and
Torbett for their respective teams
Walton's homer and l3owless and
Taylor'7 three pagGers were tho long
est drives OF the game. Tho box score
tells tho rest:
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Masonic Home WIN,

Masonic Home defeated tho Highland
springs High school Friday afternoon
Ds me score OF TO 2. The feature
OF inc game was the fast playing OF
boih teams from start TO finish.
batteries: Masonic Home Harris
ana Darden: Highland Springs High
Nh burnett F' g
Masonic Homo defeated tho High
i i;i lark second team Saturday alter
Batteries; Masonic Home Hail a,a
ii2,ardeh Highland Park. Tiller and
iiogSc. Umpire. MIR. Burnett.
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md Grays Tie

Ashland and the Grays went ten in
nings without n decision at Byrd Park
1t was a very exciting game from start
to finish. Not hit was made off
Dunn until the seventh inning. In
this inning Ashland punched three hits
for three runs. They tied things UP
In the ninth by scoring two runs on
Gruner's three Dagger. Neither team
was able TO score after this. Jenkins.
on first. for tho Grays, played a splen-
did game. while DoGgett put up his
usual brilliant game at short, for Ash
land. Tho score:
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Cubs NIius.

The Cubs defeated the strong Vir-
"inia shoe Company nine in we'll
played game At Meadow Park by the
score of TO 0. The features OF the
gam" were the hitting OF the CUBS and
the fielding Of Seward. Sullivan and
Hogan, OF Virginia Shoe Company
Batteries: Virginia Shoe Company
Davis, Jones and Turner. Cubs-Cot-
trell and Lacy.
The Virginia Shoe Company Will
meet Epworth, at Benedlctine College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
UMGSTERS FAST
SIGNING CONTRACTS
Amateur Baseball Organization Grows in Strength
Over Previous Season New Leagues Forming
Federation Ieagle Begins Plav
10 5. Engeiklng ana Archie Powell
Commercial IcnHur.

p" - r4iSeiAlnS ana Archie POWELL.
Commercial I.cn&uc.
Contract with Noundtrcc Southcr-
l1ic. Cherry. Tinsloy. !. Napin. l..
U Carver X. ". Tinsloy. c. c. liam
ut'n IT, l.. Gentry. q. 4. Stutz. w. l..
il. KING.
Contracts with Wcodali & Quarlcs-
y J.. Lawrence. :. Parson. u. Heir
hoiH"r and r. H. Walden
,"h'r aci2 with Homo Brewing Com
r2nN j. Wythe Howard
S2nt@ets with crafts Piano Com
pa'il1- Frank McKcnny.
Contracts with Ryan Smith--R
Central League
contracts "lth W. J.. Andcrson-E
:" I2neN John Vest. =. l.. rrid,iy. Jr-
ana Harry 81 To,hett
,.oilir'G's With peconut Crisp-F G.
Tor. IN -
Contracts with lndians-.J. wclch.
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Through The excellent pitching OF
'Af"d Gentry the Eichnond Electric
Compauy walloped the cherry Smash
to III" tune OF to /, on the Southsidc
diamond Yesterday, Garnctt handling
his delivery In biz, league style. Cen
trN,s control was perfect striking out
eighteen men, and walking none. RICE
and Graves arc hitting the ball hard.
The feature for the visitors wnr n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

'-N'ic ny innings. r
Richmond Electric 41ooooos.
cherry Smash $500. ooOol ooOo-l
summary: stolen bascs-Welch. /;
fiascman, = lIankins. /: Rice, /. Gar
nett :, Graves. !. Base on balls-Or
sales D. Struck out-By Sales .: by
HcntrE' ~ Time of game hour
ana 30 minutes. Umpire. Mr.. Kidd
scorer, Nicholas. Attendance, 600.
MnEnn Wins From Bur!..
In pitchers battle, in which Him
coulter was opposed by Red" woI,,,all
iNinsan won hard fought game YES
tcrdaN at Byrd Park by the score NJ
to :" Pat" Monroe, Ilinran's bus,;v
'hird hascman. led off for lltnran with
a nome run to left field. Jim Sander,
made n beautiful catch In right fold
Tor NinSan. NinGo. for Burks. also
made n nice catch Of Howle's drive 10
centre field. The score by innings
p r. II r.
Burk .......... 100000 o-a
hinEan ....... zoo oo1 o.-5
Batterics-For kingan, Coulter and
Beaslcy; for Burk. Walthall and Live
say
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Hollands Sno0I<ums Won Double
TIenucr

The Snookums defeated the Oak
Grove team by score of 2S to 6. Tho
feature of the game was the heavy
batting OF the Shook uriis This Is the
seventh straight game won.
The Snookums second team defeated
the BOY Scouts. Troop No. IL, by n
score Of 10 to l6 Tho features Of the
game were tho homo runs by O'Bricn
and l'utlcr, for tho Snookums. and the
pitching of O'Dell
Hollands Snookum.; would like 10
have games on Saturdays. ages from
fifteen to eighteen years OF age, Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES

,r, !, :
The Life Insurance Company of Vir-
giEia won its first game Saturday after
noon from the strong Chimborazo team
by the score OF ii TO >. Pleasant was
unhittahic, and struck out thirteen
men. The feature of the game was
the running onc-hand catch OF Gardner
for the Insurance Company team.
Score by innings: r. H. e
Oh imboraZo . O 0 O O o o. 9 .
Ia les: Insurance Company,
Peasants and Dickcy: Chimborazo,
Harris and Irwin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

INC Enliold SCOUTS and tho OlI
C,hurGh Tigers crossed bats on mo
Enme!d diamond Monday. April 70. En-
me Enfield Scouts and the old
The features OF the game wcro Tho
catching OF Tommy Cooke. Jr. and ;he
twirInE OF Floyd for Enfield together
WIN inc "!l-round playing Of the fu-
Score by innings p " -
TIGERS ....... Oo0ooo0o-o
scouts ..'..... 90 OIL ; o. 10 0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
First National Wins.

In n SLOW and Nstlcss game the
First National Bank defeated tho Blues.
iG 10 8. yesterday at Byrd Park. For
tho winners. Vincent pitched excellent
ball, tanning sixteen men, and with
am kind Of support would have held
his opponents TO 4 smaller scorer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing of the clubs.
Where ,ll,nrr PLY .

" h"rc EhcF T'T3y Nnturdly.
Richmond Electric Company VS.
Waik-over shoe Company. at South
sde Park.
Porthers VS.. Burk & Co, at Byrd
Park
Cherry Smash VS.. liinGan & Co, Mt
Fulton Park
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Totals. ........ 40 .
~ hi nd
Score bv innings. 7,

score by innings: Il.
Grays $3.50. .......o o1o4oo0 o0-5
Ashland ....... 900 q q 3 o O--5
summary: Double plays-Dowden to
ienhins Left on bases-Ashland A.:
Grays. 10. Sacrifice hits-Kerdler.
Two base hits--Tignor. Three base
hits Gruncr. Stolen bases-Trevillian
shelton, Rose. Stout. Dowden (3). Nor
gan. Bose on balls-Om Lehman, 2;
on TFeviliian. /; OIL Dunn. T. Hits
~ i.ohinan, In seven innings; off
IfcNiliian, In three innings Hit by
pitched ball-Ensleking. Dowdcn.
sharp struck out-By Lohman 8: by
Dunn, ! Wild pitches-Iohman. /.
Riks--l.ohman. l. Umpires, Messrs.
wilcox and French. Attendance. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
HOMItxcrH Min

The Howitzers opened their season
yesterday by routing McGili. Union. by
the close score OF 8 TO I. Features were
the heavy hitting of McCurdy and
numb. both parking the ball over left
held fence. Powell famed ten men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
How They Stnnd.

WHO The! Play Tuesday.
Moore vs.. Maury
Hakcr vs.. Buchanan.
Navy Hi vs.. George Mason.
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Jones Bros.

summary: Double plnys-Porr TO
Lacho TO Whitlow. Left on bases
Wood Workers, 5: Jones Bros 2 Sac
rince hits-Crumpler. Sacrifice nv--
Kennedy. Two-base hits-.Iohnstonc
-. Anderson. Bowles. Three base
hits-Bowles and Taylcr. Home runs
Walton. stolen bases-Wood Work
ers. 9; Jones Bros. 3. Base on balls
or Walton, 2; or Toney. 3. HIT by
pitchcd ball, Jordon 90. Struck out
ky Walton, 2: by Toney. /. Time OF
game. two hours. Umpire. Mr.. Hill
scorer, Jim Ira Attendance, $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Play Saturday.
Grays vs. Battle Axe. at Byrd Park.
Ashland VS.. Collegians. at Byrd Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
TEE TIMES RICHMOND VA SUNDAY APRIL 10 1914
ne lirnes-Dispatch Page of Amateur Ball Games

Main street Furniture Company. a:
Pcconut Crisp. q
Jones Bros. 10: Wood workers, IL.
Where They Play Next.
recount Crisp vs.. Wool Workers. at
Fuiton Park. Umpire. Mr.. Via
Horace Wrights VS.. Jones Bros, at
Soutnsidc Park. Umpire, Mr.. hin.
Main tSrcct Furniture Company VS..
Indians, at Harvey Park. Urpirc. Mr..
Scott.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
JIc(iill.

summary: TWO-base hit-Arrighi
Home runs--McCurdy and Plumb
stolen bascsS2liowtizcrs. 4: McGin. ,.
struck ont-By a. Powell. To- by Mur-
phy. 4. Time of game, 1850. Umpires
Walbaucr ana Deveraux Scorer
Joyce. Attendance, 100.
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Where They Play SATURDAY..

Howitzers VS.. Barton Heights, at
Park.
McGill VS.. Blues. at Barton Heighta
First National Bank VS. Highland
Park. at Byrd Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
R. A. A. F. LEAGUE

The Richmond Amateur Athletic
Federation opened Its first season YES.
terday with three good baseball games
l5arton Heights. Howitzers and First
National were the winners OF the open
tnE games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

br, Parker's Battle Axe and nr.
nine long innings yestirday at '"'I EVA
Park without either team being aha
10 win, the final score being TO 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

oco'N ny innings: Il
Little Giant. 32io1ri ..
stars . All
Batteries Little Giants. IVo6lar,I
and Haywood; stars. Lawson ana Tor
ncr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
IllucS.

Blues .............l o. DOL
First National Bank.4 06oI lie
summary: Home rum. Miller.
stolen Dascs-Blucs, 4: First National
Bank. 2. Bases on balls-Of Vincent
3; of Burke, b. Hit by pitched ball
By Vincent. 2 Struck out--By Vim
cent. lG; by Burke. g. Time OF earn.,
hours. Umpire. Turner. Scorer. Da-
Wis. Attendance. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Standing OF the CIub,.
Where They Play Saturday

Virginia Shoe Company VS.. Epworth.
at Bcncdictinc Park.
Cubs VS.. Athletics, nj Meadow Park.
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COM MERClAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play Saturday.
crafts Us Signal Corps, at Seminary.
Ryan Smith vs.. Rountrcc Southcr-
land, Cherry. at SCOTS Addition.
Home Brewing Co. VS. Woodau &.
Quarlcs, at Floyd's diamond
Home brewing Company Win.
The Home brewing Company's team
defeated the Singal Corps by the score
OF 10 &. G. Barfoot was in the box
FOR III" Home Brewing Company lie
pitched good game. striking out
Twelve men and allowing eight hi;a.
Hester pitched good game for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Totals
Woodail & ounrIcs.

WUudaII & QuarIcs.. o 0 o
Summary: Double plays O'Bricn to
McLeavy TO Ford. Left on bases
Ryan * Smith, 6: Woodall & Ouarlcs. 6
Sacrifice hits-Beasley. Lawrence Two
base missionaries, Beasley. Cheatwood
t2). Stolen bases-O' Brien. Ouarles 90,
ID. Miller. Floyd CD, Parson. Carnel.
5ase on balls-Off Floyd. 1: OF Thorpe,
+. Hits-Off Floyd, In ipninEs off
Thorpe IL. Hit by pitched ball-Miller
Struck out by Floyd S; by Thorpe. C.
Passed balls-Ford. l Gunther, . Inn
pire Barnes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
barton Heights wins.

Rarton Heights swampcd Highland
Park yesterday on their home grounds.
Is TO O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Madison 757l-J. or address postal 70
@I%9 cambridge street, South Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Results In Federation League.
Flrst National Bank. 10; Blues, 8.
liowitzcrs, S; McGill, Z.
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portncr nrc,ring ccmrnns Win.

fortncrs met and defeated Walk
Ovcrs at l'ulton by tic score OF TO o
The feature of the game was tho pitch
ing Of Dunn, for Portncr. allowing
only two hits, holding the Walk Overs
scorclcss. while Por;ncrs drove Creek
more from the mound. Score by in
nings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Indinns win,

Indinns win.
The Indians defeated tho Horace
WriShts yesterday mt Fulton Park by
the score OF II to &. The feature OF
'nc game was the batting and fielding
Oh Tho whole Indian team Riley
pitchcd good ball tho five innings he
worked McCiintock also pitched good
Dail but was hit when hits meant
runs. Manager Farmer is well pleased
win his team. aud with Wilson as an
assistant manager. Wo think he will
sivo any team In tho league n battle
for The rag.
Score by innings: n II T.
Indians .......d O010ol5 Oil 10 3
H. WriShts ....l o. 1000 Go e
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Main street ,.urn,,,r WI, :,

ainin street Furniture Wins.
Tho Main street Furniture COMPANY
hcat The Pcoonut Crisp team TO tho tune
OF To : on Il Very rough diamond
Powell of the Main Streets, struck out
thirteen or tho candy kids Going
some for a Kid pitcher, Ragby did tn,
catching In excellent form. Corprcw
hit tho ball when hits meant rum,
Score by innings: n. IT u
Main ST. ......02l 0101oO-5 3
+. Crisp ......0 0o0ooo-2 4
Batteries: Main Strcct-Powcll. Bag
by: decentralization, Jones. Martin
limo OF game. 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Portncrs .... 4oohOOooo--4 a
Walk-ovcr .. 00oOcoooo--o .
Batteries For Portucrs. Dunn ana
napier for Walk Overs, Crcckmorc,
Robertson ana Hampton
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.

IcStCrday'S NcStiIfS.
Indians, 8; Horace Wright. 6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-01
THINK MOXIE
 TOOK OWN LIFE

'Moxie," the well known and pop ular fire horse, Is dead! He committed suicide!
 After eight years of continuous ser vice at No. fire station at Avenue D and Nineteenth street with his bud die." Negro" drawing the hook and
 ladder truck. the news that the ad-
 vance of modernism into the fire de-
 partment meant the motorization of the
 rest of the apparatus was too much for
 the venerable steed and about g
 o'clock Saturday night he "hara-
 karied' into the great unknown It happened while the firemen were
 sitting around their checker boards at No. 2 station. Between moves the fur
 ther and complete motorization of the fire department was being discussed The talk was carried on in loud tones and Moxie, all attention to the topic, probably heard and comprehended the sad news.
 Moxie. as he contemplated the ulti- matum left for him of working for Commissioner Frank Gafford in a few weeks, thought that death was sweet in comparison and immediately he put in effect his determination to poison himself by an overfeed of his bedding. He, unfortunately, succeeded and his firends-they were all his friends at No. 2--are grieving.
 And SO should anyone see firemen wearing bit of mourning think of the 1 departure of that matchless fire horse Moxie. Last night as they told of the last moments of Moxie tears--real tears I-flowed from the eyes of Truck Driver U. M. Love1ace and Assistant Driver l.
 w. Bales. They felt sense of real
 loss in the death of Moxie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-01
EIORSTAD PLACED
 UNDER ARREST AT
 PORT OF MONTREAL
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(COntfnued from Page One) "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~ ~~~>~~~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~ Empress reached the Storstad. the Stors- tad's men also manned these boats and went in them to 'the rescue. Her own boats made several trips and In all about 350 persons were taken on board and everything that the ships stores contained was used for their comfort
 "The statements which have appeared in the press, indicating that there was the slightest delay on the part of the Storstad in rendering prompt and efficient aid, do cruel injustice to the captain, who did not hesitate to send out every boat he had, in spite of the desperate condition of his own ship
 The owners of the Storstad ask of the public that in all fairness to both ves- sells and their commanders, judgment as to where the blame for the terrible dis aster should rest, be suspended until an impartial tribunal has heard the evidence on both sides.
 The seizure of the Storstad was at in- stance of the Canadian Pacific Railway company, whose claim against the owners of the collier, the Maritime Steamship company of Norway, Is for $2,000,000 loss. There may be a further claim by the Canadian Pacific Railway company for loss of cargo. The owners of the Storstad, 1t is understood. will put up bonds ton1or- row, that the vessel may be released No inconvenience will be caused by the ar rest, as in the meantime the collier will be unloading her cargo of 1l,500 tons of coal