The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1908, Page 1

Showers and Cooler To-nigni, .. - | “ Ci i} Heene 1 Je irculation Books Open to All.”’ | [ ——— Ls Sta UNE. Yo x, ‘Circulation Books Open to All.’’ | RESULTS EDITION es w RK, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1908 PRICE . Cc E Oo N Y CENT @ 3- TWELFTH DAY AT AQUEDUCT San Gt INBUNeSt | sores } i B03 | ON l - | Philadelphia ey mn Weather Cloudy. April 23. Track z ee eee Oe a) | Boston ee son eee 155," e . rack Slow. | Brooklyn i V0) 00m oro | Hi " 1 0 0 O-- 4' Giants 000010 fp tia ote a ee 0 0- 1 Highlanders 4 1 0 00 0 2 0 = 7 Bost ee af OR a SHE fOr Ret: = | boston 1001 0 Pi Sh, forscuilioiane ayerive) Wore)! Brn ORE! = —_—— — 0a 23 | WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN, panties A nT nes even ne Worst i }OSTO! aoe Pes 42 % R. H. PO. AMERICAN LEAGUE) PARK a B IN. 8 Hh chy eo Cheats alg te cag tt the | Knabe, 2b. iy VAY, Bs | oer one chee reat BN PARK, April) (Special to The Evening World) 1 2 08 | game batween the ‘Trolley-Dodw eas 3 7 Dl meRsn ae Foes aCe nes tag unenersc 12 i lh THN gN 1) SOUTHS ENORGROUNIS, ete ibe O(c |Srauesntiteguania. aiterno Si HCE Gitcnoysous St Bf 0| atternoo ns to the Hilltop this caoocs th . 2 5 R. H. PO. A. ‘ 13 | was selected to do the twirllng for th Titus, rf M a a 0 lsoraene and they were well repatd| lord, 3b WO 3 il DOSTON! Su Hoss | pucuen vite 00 20 8 jh |Donovanites, while Sparks was put in | Magee, If ot GO oor tha pla yerae a Ee ee pare | McHale, ef Oe ae oe att ee hill work and timely stick work | Tenney, 1b .. i 0 43, i Ha Ba 1 gy [by Manager Murray to to take an-| Osborn, ef... ee Givawal(erinelintikehweleoniohaunentiel eee 0-0. 8-0-0 ine Hants pulled down the second game |Donlin, If i i 0 Ce eat [other game, from the Dodge There | Bransfleld, 1b 1 0 0) and many a kink will be rked out | Laporte, 2b es here this afternoon by the ecore of 3 |Seymour, cf %) 5 een asi: uy arate meals SAH acme 0 050 6 wikSGGkp oa ty Gin Gag temas lth i 0 1 8 4 1 18% Three plteters were used by Me- | Bresnat . est rie B Court | the bell rang for the game to bewin MIs Ebovocaos 1 ol} flint had fever qaOneloti nla pitonees | ree EO) coc OY 0 WD) Graw : snahan, ¢ Oreres fost barolds chi GoeuaT www ahi: Airs tealie | Dootn, ii ey = ty oy 1 ony | fring line before the game be- Wagner, ee elo ee eaeTO Woe was a cohl, cloudy day, which kept u vlin, 3b .... ta a Pygriving, Winner, bo. by Handsome Knahe pa a facton Lewikn Sparks, p...... eng a a Het nth the umpire had an- Carrigan, c.......0 0 8 38 0 teiere wa own to about 2,000. Th Nicklin, 2b. 12 2 4 ee airee peat Ooo 1 ne batteries would he give| Glaze, p 8, (0) who toow cliances on) the) weather: not |Bridwell, ss 2 CF: punted in fro ‘rat | Total -—- any intimation as te who was to turn . epunde tO (0) 1) QE ear ari \) ats Od fies n fron anaiventiel Ste steen eee 11027 12 2/ the trek Burchell, p | F reorae : 3 te frat 22 b ceponiins 1) 3h irst Inning. Geese (| aed second. _ [2 First Inning. 8 6) shannor Havaute *Merkle = i cond ye caine ; Shannonweaw tiaeaDenner coaulannet Heber Ah) 44 igh Ti : = ney amt. Newton 19 Chane Lard Totals ..... 4 4 24 14 7 | ete tho * plate and waited for four NEES 1) cobucs i) il oe 4010 ra | Pattee, al Out, 'Elberfeld to Chae. NO HIGHLANDERS Wide ones. ‘Tenney Hkewise wasted and |**Hertzog. . . 0 ida foots made up Aeepiet Malone) é Bere | a 5 S. tn aie: thme was presented with a pass.) WI! co 0 0 0 "] ae mode up e. pa i t ball safely to left. | xy ; , onlin bumped one down to Dorner wi fadked"s wa nn east’ tl CMAN GR |eapturca Burch 0 @ ‘wafely, Stan? fanned. | Niles. 2b ah ey dae Saiep seve torsing Buanh || a Kntc ” row down to ca d a eo Nee is ss 1 : f 1 a Area, AMIE to } rere 190 71a?, eearetrs eo ! au Peach Jordan, 1.2... 5 pel icecterure eraseot eres riatUa poeta ep ra Ff ff Rien esmour wan ana, mia ene) Te et 8a 1 x and a halt furlor perfect throw to Bergen. ON Sheehan, 3b....... 0 1) Carrigan stopped Niles at the Siabl, If... 0 baes with only one out.’ Bresnahan | "Batted for Tay { yt Winner, eh Matted Sit a alow roller to is Hummell v Chane singled to scoring | Morlarl ceeeee 0 0 0 0 Ol bumped one to Dahlen which killed +B onl wi tonse my out. Maloney: did i z \) 0 hom pr Rn SOc Uitee eR bese! Mortar types) Oey Le Olen 0)| She ehancelto score Banianitoessal the | atted for Matarky in Sih) 7a to the ‘right field fence | Bergen, c.. 0 b ifermpiill scored, "Conroy, « rrte pnd | Chase, 1h 1 210 0 ofthe de ete” NO RONG. RH ; lowed “with a. driv Welhelm, p....... 0 gan to Laporte, FOUR Rt Hemphill, ef 4 Browne fled to Donlin, who played in| Browne, rf ey aeag Dases, scoring Bur a Avhneieell ae oO} Second Inning. Cor eo VB) OTE Ga i ey with |B We eee cag ean ‘ to third aiiRtiedvoutute!| Lotmecsne 1 —| Gessier was passed.g Laporte notned (Contes: BB ve. 0 1 0 0 Of ttn Aeron ere ao vance Miles Devel eaten cae et F en ail the ONE RUN 1|to Niles Unglaub Iifted a high Kleinow c i He EEG Gah Carre een 22 j ye Shey Ein elo Second Inning | ,hirst Base on Balls—Om Sparks, 1; off Go ee ie at te Gessier. 1 Newton, p : OG 1 0 BAe Ud ete ee "| Kelley, eae MSO \ = 1g. elm, 1 : 1; off |certeld to Niles. NO-RU : e lr O re ON “ “Meft warden, scor- peste Poly femmes, [one tn liegt, whoctatien iintona tact . a) longpilitaWasuigondy fornia | 01a eco ages e ae 5 a ae a | Danie ‘i 7. Lee eee ov gondans a Wwilhetn - ira lhe 3 ewion was pasder Wild |", Oat | on, SS... 2 EH POWe CO orsa ama | pul Newton on Uitet: Niles laine Seer ening: | Sweeney, 3b ee Ia er ea and tossed. him | Saves, i Keeler fled to Gessler, a tine | Burchell, 6. ning: | Devin popped up one for Butehey. | bu ow 2 8 AOC" Lewis was an easy victim on ¢ si | : fanned for the second 3aee on Halls—Off Burchell, 3 Nicklin walked. Bridwell flied to | BOWerman, c.. : | pitgen was <i vietim on strikes a, | This time he was called out by ewton, 4. vehell, &| Browne, who got Nicklin of frst for’ ap O00 Boa [Aoootin’ and’ Beanatieod” Wil elm wits ur Hie cunpire iwasieenus trom othe On Cree -tigabantan, 2b ire eR yO cits s ott trast fora | Dorner, p.. ......0 0 0 2 @ |the third viet 1 his at f nassisted ie oriari fede i a 1" nae | OE eBeanenalil GALOHO TENG 5 |e } Moriarity, takeing his plas on left _ Struck Out—By Glare, 1; by Burchell | nd ee Dante and throw to Te Bt pra at A es 0 | | ney got Dahlen, Sweeney fil Hannafin, 1 | : | eae ° the o 0 0 @ Cre ece Third Inning. Be Klein Shannon. Deviln and Tenney took | b pare ae Fitiscttetaphitt, Conroy, | of Bowe " = b assed three swings at Wul- PIMLICO RESULTS. An rfeld threw: But ‘arrigan, Burchell SOR CENIIeahey onnee emma NO UNS | 2 g ail 192 FIRE Race cA Ane i cs. Knabe singled to right, | sone oes Pi miuehrterTninl aalte srginele Wid pitaqes—Burcbell arhied [ening: Total 8 u a 1 tifa feats “Start moor, Wom han! ae eae oy etn decrees cri | PIMEICO RACE Bernie ae [alli OL AUICE Nee VEC CME Cl | Minpireshertdan SHUk Mello brownan: Tenney wes Baited for I ae ea ferat \ Time inner. . c., by: Heno- pi ene w—The Aap aceiere RACK, Ma.) April | puaeluerte pa ate coring. McHals | 7 out, Dalen to Kelley NO RUNS. sie ui pe ndonee in ninth, i a win ‘ Toevarai==a On) a tong fly to Ma- | filons: Laporte threw" Slberte . F DU mesalonerettainit cytine Lan Arinningay oft AM 3 ie Saat ee at ito Seal tr sohiaeemtasega ven aie utaeen Gut Bliertold. Chase brew foul) ase nelnen (£08) oucaasin dyin 4Vinnings; off Malan, fe ta m AQUNUNSRe (eertanatelenay | fetes gi AC Twosear-olde: tour |B agnor to, Laporte ut by Hemp. i to, Tenney for the second out. Taylor inings. re \ mio Meese 2 1 Bosiet one to Taam atalents | Wass) to tend, 440-8 wou, 2,207 thrown we by atineiell NO aro wie LAL fell alivovar ‘eaumant’s roller. ew) aie Ligeia, ty Balls—om Dorner, op! hy ii ae. : het beet ena eh |r i ie Falvbrotn at to Fn 7; Pouchalanina! \ ney, NO RUNS. leop, Taylor to Ten- | jiricy 4. ff Taylor, 1; off ne? pain was tro E first by: Doolin, Mia. |to 1, gecond: Injen Hunter, lUr- Geasier struck out. La Fourth Lavi on Bases—Glanta, 5 e : i Toney! rowctina iin! or rr A | Dhye ROL ea Een ABMS | jsiruck out. Laporte Med to urth Inning. | Struc! ees—Glants, 5; Boston, 7.) mad: No RUNs » Wr Bransfleld. ae Sunes eae cere ¥ Mi ee feld ew out Unglaub. alike Donitite atten @apollina tie? alli taeky ‘k Out—By Lindeman, 1; by’ Mas;! Fourth Inning. PVA Grea MET URHIGeMETe SAE EATITaKTT Cor eiGeN oer aainthro Manone yn as SEARED € Opa Toren asc uu toneltoliony ue | | HeEae TS ' = “ got first on his scorching PL A ee “| porte. S was thrown out by La- threw him out. to. Kelley. Seymour ined | adap MN | pgeniiig wailee, Het EARLE [Seti Sa eer ECR Go ieee ranett ghey ic Remit” Brewnation Ast baton ( ranafteld fouled out to Bergen. Doolin REC ve era be Cuno Tay Monte Fifth Inning. to Hawell tumbled Bi te ton Kelley SNe alngie! to centre, promoting Osborn Cl Geeti ai Raph a ae and 4 to 1,° Wagner walked. Keeler dropped Ca) enone) f ithe runnor to.reach, free ne cond ool itd eck, fergen), 5 to i gean’s ft aries dropped Car- Jenoagl for the runner to reach firat mpire \ Jand 2 to 1, second; Donna Mobile, 92 i HG pal pea ey poe HUE Uy Ge CHAE TT rer eng) torte ecaens | eerie Moule, Wagner took second, Both runners ad- VeeOnAneianenn atraasedunainangcass Tee ec IUA aU TaneGrorsdnle kOe: n Burehell’s sacrifice, > [lors chrow, | Ritch py ewalked. “Dahlen , mentation, Ba xe, Vv ena Wagner scored on ‘TM Mnalad torlett, ecoriia Baten. Ritonoy ; al ‘rowler. c i Oy BF gat ‘ it a single erty RAC Bn rey CENT STEEP any REAR TY Burchell Passengers Locked in Cars) plate. Se Hens Apa cere ashechan 8 se fyfingie cag tineenyearnids ead sic ne mtle | Mortar.y on a hot bounder, man went out, McNicklin to. Tenne 4 Ree tre maar tr qoute ibesGnelmnllelea Wagner tole SUD EE | While Express Traffic Is Fifth Inni f 0 Pes Rarer 16 oa doable. "'Hiatting, 9 (Murphy), 4 to 1 and 1 4 Sixth Inning. aterd BR nnt Re ) — = Faney Bird, il (Bu McHale waiked. Gessley flied to Mor- Blocked. sbi" wullcodnridiveil went out Fifth Burns) bs at Se Inning. Bird is (Burns)) bio) Wand da" potte singled to right, send: Sweeney’ to Kelly, Mevile Watted Jn PeUicus a ine tear tor ore fatoney | pateorefotteEs vile third, “On an artempied Taylore place. Hie. Walked, and te | nade a ne Of Magenta iongnny my ACE ' steal MeHale scored, Dut “Laa- sete | Dascan eerein! Svannon ow . {rd vict HAE Be cae Hunlern nite yeccniaa tn eer leet cUnkilet tec evee en iais downtown-bounall Ntichovets, Kel, and ‘Deviinespored! ( i i etal ae ps aras males e-vear-olds 1b a ye ibway express train near the Brook- | Tenney Med to Ritchey SN | F i aie omolander. IW (Kelliher), 6 to 1 coal noes QO Metal, Hemp. lyn Bridge this afternoon tied up the Malarkey went i to piten 0 | | ane rp on, HS (Taylor). 4 to 4 (| Carrigan to Laps Li eaters nani tnd trains were stalled along | jirawie Matto Shannon. | ——.—_. Mires on and even, | ireerinueges inty lett. “IMiemow ted the express (rack above the Grand Cen-| wax wut, ‘Tenney a eR | g NO RUNS. (Metnerny), 2 to 1 and » Gessler NE INS tral Station, jRENS 3 : OD ais 7 tA tf AIF Sixth Inning ie funn leat and Flying) Ww Seventh Inning. Pawongern were 1ocke nt trains, * Sixth Inning They Had Nailed Up the Door) ranstield was retired by. Be - covine Ardwall felt ne) Wagner got scond on Newton's @né the guards had considerable trouble filet | Jordans Mooi lilt _ Bergen and PIFTH “RAGE—M bad direw to Chase, ‘ lea bdu dechaustoriceliy Hatey -rotection and T Ora a MEM aaEDeolnna aint 4° olds; seven RAGES Malden three-year. roe ensuncented err teeD A etaLe a ee ae crowds that there waa! Went out, Htchey to Kelly. Bates made | for Protection and Turned On Lewis's fumble of hls wot to first Ms RES adic 6 tO A deme ae Wagnors wastirown gt danger. The repair crew were soon | g) ailongl oeteh Of Bresnahan s het = ak pees mae nee Sharks walked: ‘Doin going to second ang, oven, 1 On atthe. plate, Hemphitl to Kleinow, work, but the signal Iighte, it waa| RI ganten fence NO the Tap Off and On. t | els fly dropped safely in might, | tod, Pian hy walked and went to third ee fatied to work after the ao | ite nmtetd: bounder. Dutt Ritaney | a BY ae TE eR et Pact eo eee Petar etre ce on Nias (wo-bagger to left. Burchell) - Piet Bsr nameensaa Risa tar eepniouss | aareres ; W INC EN T TREANOR, | CN ys throw to Pattee, 3 Time 1m 26 © Land even.! threw ott Keeler Morarity vrgiad Platform guards at the Fourteenth ar aa wane mre Lc) DOUES|FVaayan gesta ed ance al (Special to ening World) strolled on de ones, | Gart N Mantiold, Com. Thomas, New! coring, Newton and Niles and took @nd Grand Central express stations no » reached her [DU ae Gite title ob f 5 < oi th sboerfeld o MoHale. Chass ie exp trac te { Jb paty the y (QUEDUC April 28.—Juggler, ing i s Git, Genta 8 wp Buren, St RACE —Threa-ye popted out to Lard. TWO RUNS haa DO One te xD eR a ec naoare te n's smash went right at Dorner | soon) Chelr Way LOAN eonay ys ae ggler, running in new | ht to Bransfield. NO Ce CSTE ee Eigh ; BS GALS Ay AL NC ey dee landed on dik ankle, Ha didn't [Torn law: night at Frank's Hot ieee he fee : PSO upsant: one mfle and IAte"y irae, hth Inning. were cmukit Oetween stations in the} fall down 101 he hind togaet the tall +0 |{mmigrants’ en ony fair sort of field I TEMES SVS COTS STN eye sea ae ee ey caine POE Cr aaa Cea Ra men aa che dasa, trains wore | jamined to th Teele tetaar et tee wiewligervente gues |arenn Uicifatrestefotiliait sonnvoneey air sort of field 21) eiarn Ries mt ana Hlas, 41 (airbrothe out MeHale, Gesslor pop 0 Elbe 08, ne congestion | un nto Kelly. oeat uns Ses ee z w Juggler was always the favorite ae tay, fe, Maloney. Titus ton Second airbrother), 3 to 1 and 2 fell No Praca p pe I Cod at tne puny | Linder unto Kelly, “Bridwell tanned. |i the proprintor ariel = : aan See | and at even money was backed for thousa: he te castuced’ Magces fy hear the right | ana’ lehran, 97 (MeCahey), emphitl watked, bt he wae out of Subway araxcoatn were euins toned. |, Bowerman went the six were about 16 by 2 f s backed for chousands. His victory cost the books|\‘Hfummel! was. called Nt and even, third, ‘Time, 148, e7))56) to) 1 Vateatings seconds Garren Wage The shoe that broke was uttached ty | Tonnes AD aera iaivalermibicentren coat ain pcbleenmnepeee ni: a small fortune. 4 _ifummel was ealied out on atriios | gay rane Apple Toddy. | Waaner threw out Conroy, Tord treed Sava our trucks of the last var of a|Rrowne out om strikes, Tenet, ndled af Sle aay tanta merertoun Outside ot Hyperi ' Fawisunled tor Osbon: vuersenjalneled ASPVENTH | RACE — Three-year-olde uti rlsine wae NOSR UNG, Get Gee a an TOD Browne oution iatclicen a Lar ney Ma ro, | eee ocn Leela tay ereren meres oune, ‘Oude of Hyperion Hh. thee ts Htle eke play inthe ra tore," Wher” forova Bergen at nec: and yowat: Ave ends halt furlongs } Ninth Inning. {ST Boned the “train. this was Sunt Elghth Inning jdoad In the room. ‘They had been avy There wasn’t a cent for Aluda, aid that fac ° race. | Elghth Ai) | SU ABIOA ono une RUA KCB UTNE TAs oj eyenal a NAO DE Ue end Tienociese unglaunjieectrmcanel secresis e DHeh Male mAn ie iant 7 pete pia Ure Bech ee re cen ee ja, aid that fact forecasied the race he would} ost ghth Inning. Janq 7 to 10, second neds 3 tot gird to eter Waser also Aled to Yndercooie ty go Ahead sl Korman Hert xox batted) foraMetaryer. Vent by, eSeHee) ONAN, a De ey coer ae b eing got i e pla otenoue sbo cd out to ~ aig | Me ae rome, 114. Keeler NOR thus to reach Brooklyn jon: | fy tes: ws LOGI OTAL aR Org iri (ic e wi i & got a Tite play,-but not enough to attract attention BO morn aflod eout to eee Lewis | {Mecano 13 band & to 8, thir | zh 2 ee Bie at Worth ana anor nation | ing Kelley was put out of the game, Piva] Sn cueentall AW ot chess haslact REAR bier eats)? aU oe te Oak ot a a's Infield uel ms, ‘anno, Mule Fo1]0 We heels of the first mis. | was te bri Han asleep. an exibition of rough riding on ihe] t ming ony won due on. the fat} ee aE seb ner ne bones ieee Tis ran * | $40,000.000 MORTGAGE BE ate ie Fe Ne Ce linaenga OAMa ene tontoae Keates Shan-| There are no hard-and-faet rules part MeDaniel Hf nped int ich led ai he W Poe Ve at) oney flied to. Magee. Burch atruak | Tea Cato o1ock “bet Uhl Hertzng out a rer sich rast Blandy » i into and a ae Way Metor jumped} out NO RUNS §' ureh truok | w y t o'clock efore the car}touchnl Hertzog ow as hesnassed, or ae peaks Slee ac yee i FESS A iGligeuran oe ie througtidut hut! cbund on position | rnin NATIONAL LEAGU LEAGUE. ON INTERBOROUGH FILED. stnwnite eo trails, a the mes Hit fe" Swoeney he pagaed. Ten | hole roome early” In the day and. no} Jugsh ndy, Tileing and Hyperion | Meter could have Bet. third inth Inning | {rains below Fourtecsnth vert ae Piunaoni(atsecond.y | MOnUOn iw ee, eat ics te) eae Sa Ce MEE is ah won with Hendar| Dooin singled carte \ Ve f 5 Hato chy gare ee att had! Dontin to. right. Seymour {oft t i the lodging plae iagheeae loniciailysuntteticeucapparen yy DA Jot of money was taken out! called Re acer evaperieaneule At Chicago. |Security on Leasehold and Guar hunger "ie und Pea ded | penile Baer ae arrestee aval Heat CISL RHERET Gute Ea site! ing as eta unnoticed vist and Sa 3 tony the Hiss cate led uN ig | Plttaburg vs, Chieago game postpon |) antee of Gold Bonds is acto tg the Canal nnd Ror Denil nifvedinior Hemumon || Usel2y tHAtInexoner connected sete thet! hough trom Blindy, with Hyperion i he Rainey pair, Vervane and Pei lan out, K eager Ce ahi c i i — Ivan Web enya, Thane es Fa ion f in cout, Knabe to Rransfe i | Recorded with Register: Saar Tan Pastanas f th.rd. Tileing ran a good race led t | io . ' tah * ; a a eeallenes| ; matel: ° ati, game post-loffce of tte County Register a mort O Hi raeconavouteDAnion Haale sitions alles! iKecnalseAnrontacncen! tyr eters eatin he ghome in the Jeage for $0,000,000 given by the Inter n ne of IS eulgaseconduouls Danie Wwestigation was madi Madrileno won rik sari and omuing ail around the feld, Sa S eh Rapid 7 % HM ‘ and the odor becam a | adrileno won rigut back wKin in IADY ATIC ATARI PRHIT eT eats yorugh Rapid ‘Transit to the Moston ‘Mannagin Was out at the} UN soaet a ate ST ort the opening event in the face of almost [UNMINK In front HOB AN eo Wallsend EASTERN LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. rust Company was one of the “O) t D ” RUINE be 4 o'clock Michael Slavin, a pore a re aca on James Ro Keene s Hy nent finished Ree ate pmsl | -—— reat mortages which have been filet ut-Voor ssays inthe oo!pg: lon fuse tnaurueseahctes reney area oy Ki _ o x ee 1 iF some e si rye 1 x Aaron ih aaes He sete sa fot ihe plac, Grom Holand, wits SENGEETR: | At Philadelph atone tiie ; = a Devlin vooped up a foul, for, Bower VEER ED He started in the cel Ji wwe thought the flay nly AL the post, Montre: 00 Washingt: oo1e [lis Steen fdeknecorting, this’ merteak ae tiny Meat ons Lis infield boun- An aisle way UD NOs te) eecan would win ax beaten, how thd start, Althoven 4 Btn hee aca a ROM CECE Ope Re ee OOOH ak fj Jamounted to $37 and a mortKage {> Mr, Burroughs, the psychologist, J 1." dwell tiled to Sweenes, Nick a nthe rear haliway the smelt] ever, and) wii wses, She led 1 Outs thie nell Rattories—Herbat and Clark i Batteries—Smith and «Street: an 4! amounting to $200.01) was also paid Hikens ones perceptive qualities to a Newas cutsibowerman te alin try- |of gas was particularly strong, Slavin Se Trae eiotaaee pacing af hee, | and Stanage, Umple Ae igries Pardew anit" Powars, Uinplret™ Nestea. Conm ink | "This, mortKage constituted a jien ups trap, delicately and lightly set. But J Sweeney Went out, Bridwell 10 Tenney tried the doprs of ull the rooms andi Ae apna: a aS ked horse in jund Kelly. Sullivan and Horst y|the, leasehold of the Interbure ‘most of us,” he says, “are so roverman walked, MeGa hey all opene tuor J J 8 Distract close up price going from twenty | Kapa Transit Company and hat only a bea \ ras ae i] Seat vee easy Me F : i apd Transl Company. anton tis [that only a bear would ws ay wi batted into a double | ‘Dhts door w and on the rail At Jersey City At Cleveland. Probert sere ie AAA Haina end gngthe (rape aa SNES A Sin ta tlawen gett Bo [aor oe : re ain ates ‘After they were straightened out in —_——>_____ Rochester 30102000 Detrolt seed & 4000 elbals necheity (ror thenpasmen drat Pe apewel fils) all: but they Ji ormuiny and HAuLavalls Pu mennessiieh i ix sa es: the stretch Notter went to the whip, and Fou Jersey. City 00100000 |Clovelana 0240038 ea ae payinent of P great and startling incidents of the J vedunn, NO RUNS. Ang from th etired jaat PAC SCE a Dee R IN FAMILY BURNED Hiatterios —tienniier and iMuries Ba llerlaecixiltanianatiitea 155. 000,000 i ainount xere tie about us’ Bene aot a ey shut from, tholeighth pole Musgrave y. At! Sua PORTH, Ind. Ap . | Foxen ate. Umph esis [gon and Bemis. Umplre--Mr, o! aie == : ve i fReeee rena pole: Mesmara ves wot aac Us Guanetaon ve Ind. April 28.-Mrs, Bette | Stafford WA es re—Mre OlLoush co LEAGUE You can easily overcome this ten Horvord-Bates Game. AER An avons aud Kept nim there to ihe end, | petieved to asd her tree children are At Baltimore At St. Loui NN. LEAGUE OPENS. dency to overlook “opportunitie MSR VENTER TY Kas slowly. siniough 8 a Huds aeeneaeeos |peaved levelnarlaneatotose iia lauee Aaa . ca ct uis, eae to work, hire, buy. sell, rent, ex S FIELD, CAMB Was practically auareate tunis ct he Ary fire, which destroyed their | Re yin 0 O20 ¢ oo ror Beta th ; nge, &c., by. mak Ve pedl BR ANG ATDEN ATS gamely nnd go! ie istraoeN Del home in. the con demrayed. their | Ra yim o2000001 | $000 08 NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 28 —W ange, &c.. by making it a practice ns mice Hea the gas fot nd Ss oriag jfome In the country, north of here | | Batteries -Vvowinkle and Tan Tuned, Batieriog Smith and sullivan? Gr ringtleld playing at Holyoke, Ha to consult The World's “Want Direc ene turned ong) :. alm Won the Chase. jescaped with hin lite, Mrs nan, barely |‘ford and Byer Umpire—Conway Namlendistepnankes implrestire mvarey |e, Mee reese eny eu umepor ey Bt tory” ‘Every morning it presents J! 30 0F 907080 : ee The Colt trio aid Jimmy Lane rere (PRUE eee wi a At Providence. _—>—— New Haven and Meriden at Water more chances to economize and make arvard 20 eR 0RG aratthedalete erated thom “the tandisag stenpin| cannot be cite Was annoying ‘her. 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