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SWfARS 1 J HAINS-

THf Wlff Of ANNIS

Clubman Who Witnessed MurderSays Woman Was Held at Point of

Revolver When She Tried toRun to Aid of Husband

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t A new twist was given the Bayside Yacht Club tragedy today by

A C Birchfield a friend of the murdered William E Annis who was

present when the latter was shot by Capt Peter C Mains

Mr Birchfield says that T Jenkins Mains in aiding his brother to

1 kill Annis pointed his pistol at Mrs Annis and threatened to shoot hert T Jenklnt Haliu declares Sir

V J BIrohlWd took a position where he

1 could command with his drawn revol

rf all avtnua of approach to the

lindlni stage where the tragedy wai

fueledAt Capt Halne drew hit revolve

and pointed It at Mr Annli Mr Annlistarted to rush to the assistance of hoihusband T Jenkins Halns pointinghis pistol at her aiid

Get out of hsre or youll got theime thing

Believed Hed Shoot Her

i f Mrt Annl fully believed that tJenklnt Halna would shoot her She

1icf 4jned Oh my children I with thethought In her mind that they wouldbe not only fatherless but motherless

Had It not been for T JenkinsHalm Handing In a commanding posl-

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with a loaded revolver In his handand menace In his eyes warning Mr-

Annli and other bystanders back Capt-

llalne would have tired only one shotI He would have been seized before hi

could have fired another From tillspoint of view T Jenkins Halns was di-

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retponilble for the killing of MrAnnli

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Halt dozen witness tre ready I-

tfffarJ to these facts If It should boi

found necaisary Mrs Annis wll co onthe witnessstand and swear that TJenkins Halns threatened her with thefound necessary Mrs Annis will go orhusband

Darrln Attacks Halns FamilyI Speaking of the alleged boast of the

murdered William E Annis concernIns his relations with the wife of tils-

ilsyer DistrictAttorney IXirrln said to-

day that In order to help Its case thedefense would not scruple at deftmlnRthe character of the wives dniiKhtmand listers of army olllcers Said MrDamn

In order to arouse sympathy for theHalns brothers the defense Is will-

Ing to prefer a blanket chatrn of Im-

morality against the Rives anti sistersI and daughters of army officers

I do not believe that nny witnesshas been found who cnn snear to hav-ing

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heard Dilly Annls make lionsliconcerning Mrs Halm and his declar-ation

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that army posts are cesspoolsf Iniquity

May Not TestifyMore than that I do not believe

i that any court would permit testimonyof that sort to be heard This will be-

a murder trlnl not at open sewer Ithink that the Halnscs have found thatthe murdei of Annis did not meet withpublic approval This Is shown by tilefact that they have no callers and re-

celveJ no lettersIn order to work up sympathy this

story Is now twins told of an unnamedwitness who preen thist1 BIOS

charges against women of tho armAccording to this nen witness the d

1 1fen e says It has founj Annis lioixt

S Pd loudl and wlllmut a choice of-

II Vf ° fds of his conquers at Kortresa Mon

ft IB roe and other arm post and us h-

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sipped absinthe which says this manvan his favorlU drink would dlkcouiae-to almost any tone who would listenof now Mrs Mains was crazy abouthim As corroborating wltnwjej lothis story It Is likely that men well

f Idinwn In club nnd army circles will boJ put on the staml-

v Showed Automatic RevolverI

On three dlifc ent oca lund this manrayi he mot Vniiii ind the lattrt-nllted to him alout dp Hlhs wireHe showed him too lily automatic re-

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atrap Uinler ills r arm pitanil riJdy to ilriw at u IIIMIVM notice

At our first meeting at tlio dUb hotoM ma ho hid detuctlvei nntrhlng-

I Halns said tills man Ha drank lotsI rot absinthe and an iho nbilnthe ocgan

work on his brain he tiJkrd abouti arm post anti referred to HVMH ast oeiipooli of Iniquity

Then he returned to Mrs Halnt andnatntlonttl nil manner of practices Inwnnection with his relations with her

Oontinutd on Second Pagi-A

rLOOD CUTS orr

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WORD sl cnoo

At That Time Water Foui

Feet Deep Was Rushing

Through the City Streets

AfOUSTA Gi Aug Reportsfrom Augusta at 145 P M to-

day

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ttcro hat Hie city la entlreljHooded Uroad street the principalbuslneis thoroughfare Is four feal

feet undfr water Merchants and occiipants of til rwildtnces are making des-perate efforts lo remove goods to up-

per lloorsAt 215 P M all telegraphic mid tele

phonic communication with Augustafailed While wln may IJ windingthe floo1 miul It nopMiry to abandonthci teleprnpli ofllces The low to mer-chants and iesiil nts cannot be esti-mated at this hour

At 2 oclock this afternoon the GeorItallroml which runs direct to Auusta reported that communication had

ccnsd and tlulr last Information wasthat no train hnd btyn able tn gotnearer limn a tnlle today The olllccs-of tho Ooorflu Itillroul have tx en-

closed on ccount of tlir flooded condltlon The lat Information waa lintthe witff flood several foot In thetlrent nnd nppirently wax noT icrc ling

The cinil daniii have broken whichiills to tlio Feili ii n< of tilt situation

Reports from othor sections of Georgiannd polntK In North and South Cawlinn say that tIll henvy ulna of lastnlsht mndo raging torrents of rlvari-nnd that damou rumilne Into millionsof ilollarn had lieon dune

Korty lives lire reported lost ami hun-dreds

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of per onH are homeless

EASTERN LEAGUE

At RochesterIlltPT OAMK

New ink il 0 1 0 0 0 0 01It Kjhestor 0 0 II 0 0 u 0 x

Ilatti rlivHrockott nnd Stallage-H nicy nnd Butler IJinplK1 Ciin-

aItor

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Ncwink 2 I I 0 0

Hnhenter 0 d U I 2-

i ILitterlet Ileeilinr and Sny-der nnd Krwln Umpire Kelly

At BuffaloTIn It 11111110 0 a fl fl

Iluffaln II 0 0 0 0-

IlatterlosSchmldti mill Hunrne Vo-wlnMo nnd Aiolior Imnlrei Wnlkorand Stnrfurd

At Toronto1IItH OAM-

KrVldiiicu 0 i A 2 ii O O 0 03Tinnntii 0 1 o 0 I 0 0 u 02U-

itlLileH Uanv and IVirf n M-cniriiy mi Vamlwilft 1mplrjH-lllack and Toft

SECOND GAJt-i1iovldtif 10 o i

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Toronto 00200H-ntterlw Iiinlii and Katun ItiKlllph

I and Ilrnwii Iiri1re < T ft and Hlock

I CAUGHT IN THE BELTING

Vnlf Trtilbner of No JS Avcnua C

for mnn In ii brass foundry at No tSi-

Inwls street WM Instantly killed thisuttcrnuon whlla repairing a break In

tha maclilnery-Ho was caught In the belting and lit-

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ground o pltcej

A CLEAN SW1

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Beats Moquette in Hard Drlv

Through the Muddy

Going

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TRl lNCR<lal to Th Evenlnc World

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK YO >

KEHS Aug 2GIn a whipping drlvln-

llnUh that equalled anything seen tiseason Guy Burns Just got BrothJonathan home In front of Moquet

the favorite In the Melrose Stakes rti

here this afternoon Brother Jonattia

had to coma from tar back too closln

an almost impossible gap on the oddon choice Moquptte He did It how-

ever and Burns deserved as mu

credit an the horse AIMS energot

ride would havfl lost the raceJloquette the best kind of a mudder

was voted a sure thing All the wls

set was down hook line and singer u

Doc Ashe who looks after the Coul-

ter horses maintained that the stabiwould win Moquette made nil th

early pace and going around the f i

turn the fecond time around had wh

looked a sat lead of tour lengthswas expected that Trash would comon here and make an effort to cathim but It wasnt In Trash BrothrJonathan who had never shown a fond-

ness for mud did try however and In

thedistancerun to the stretch got within strik-

ingIt was n fierce drive home but Burns

suck to his task and never once did he

drop his whip He whaled tho sides of

Brother Jonathan and the horse re-

cpondM Kamely until he won In thevery last Mrtde Such an exciting fin-

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couldnt fall to liven up a dull clay1

sportSmall Crowd at Track

A steady drizzling rVn nnd a iM-

pnounionhladen wind kept the attend

nme down to a scattnrln thousand

The big subject discussed here todaywns the general turning Ion of Gov-

Hughe In tio rrlmirlcp The racing

rrowd expressed plonsuie over the re-

buffAUhoiiRli trouble was nntlolpited hero

today thoro was notlilnH In the earlvdoings to Inillinto a change In the nrilbetting cimrtltlon The only evmit out

nf the nrdlivirv Iinpp iu i1 w hiii liarlev Helncninn a bonkmakor of tint

old dRys was shown tho gnte for> nitllng some trnnsntton premmiably

on yeaterdayH racing llolneman wahowever readmitted

Only tour wont to the post In thuopening ovent and they run through

water and mud ajiltle deep Cioldprouf

the oddson favorite won nil the way

oally from Sir Toddln ton which waan eisv second second In front ot-

lllskniEasy for Aster dOr

Anter dOr Just revelled In the giliiK

today nnd after getting to the frmit

In the linckstretch breezed tht rest of

th way tn win by tour lengths from h-

fuorltc Col White DArkle a well

known nmrtdr nnd lust nil the wav-

cU ed strong In the stretch to be third

Sunllre hall hh usual earlv sp ed hut

crackid In the bnckttretch lilmnli-

lnfer n nuidiler ilpcllned tn nliow his

and fol Whltu nniedthe goingbii t Intill liln early spe d hud llttla or nono-

of It

Ruble Qulta In Stretch

Uuhle iiili In tho stretch In tha third

race after leading thn hunch n merry

hasp Sir John mnnln flflli lo this

pilnt then cime on and catiqht the

Hamfnlph rull to win going away

Ilubli stnppln viiv fast held on long

enough to IM St 1r Thlstli a hot

choice and tip for the placj money

The latter Im leJ up ill the way In theagain In tholin cimoearly port

zttetclir Short Cut and Imdnt had a

lot ofearly speed but lvlh nnlt In the

JOlnlThe Wrestler Beaten

Another favoritr WAS topulod iivnr

when The Wrestler failed to win Mil

fifth race Ha was out In tho front for

ificn furlonKN wlnn c snc wav to-

Dalntv Pime waUh led Into the

Htrotch and looked all over a winnerJust then however Butler Cut bisv-

on Okenlto and the latter closed Btrongto win under lull wlu Dainty

Dam s oond and Lilly third4

Giants Great Baler Who Woni

Fourth Gam From the Pynfs

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TENTH DAY AT EMPIRE CITY

Weather Threatening Aug 26 Track CloudyMuoi itAOE Three earoUi anJ uP urJ tennt IX iMt ilx furlonmSin Post time 31 off j fuul 0001 Woa easily Winner cli by Gold

plnncj cjiin ncr li asi i npr f I 1Im n lime I i a

Ktiiilers yytj 5 J li 3 Fin Jock j Op III Cl Il Sl-

ilH lioliippuf Ill 3 I 1 II IWNottur 35 7lO 2J-7UI Sir VoWlncton Hl 4 S p 5 2 Smith 3 4 185 8f> = Illskra I IU I 1S 2H t Cullen 4 6 f 1

704 Kotlu Ifll vl tit 4 4 < Hutler 8 175fl-oMpFimf ulcl lhi fleW taKiiic the load pnrly nnJ won ir3llnpnc i t ToT

dnirtnn m h sl nf tlm nthrs llliiki Utls ltJ llobln U

or SIirOND IlAClTirrcTear uMs and upward icIlliiK handlcapiT10iVajleTl7 oHL

Ioit lime i off 2VI Start iconl Won easily Winner b h by Oetiron-Astorli Ovinrr lielfra SHbli Tim T-uIniv SUrlttr = = = V Ct c V 1nn Joy keys Op 111 Cl PI Sh-

J Aier liOr Ill 3 11 I1 I Snilih 8 il

1iII Col Vhltn IIi 4 I i1 2 Ollbfrt 43 I 4S 11-HI1 liArkl 1M 2 f t l Mifarlliy Ill 13 10 II 41-

i7i7 lirluuMI llil 4 I 3 4 Lltm t 7 Tfl L1Mil Sunrir 117 i 2j4 j S imiler L

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Ater Ulir rfviiicl SB Klntf nnJ tallns tho lfa1 rnrly won rtfioplnit ColWhite nm hJ meejrrJLr I a Jilc-

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I Sir John 10 II II I I kLllrlhY T tI

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ilm nl rThlstl Itll j cUJnlI I a 70 1 14iIi tJ Ilr 111 I tI 3 4 ClltIn 2 1 I-

Iill1 chllI tIll j II tCllh I 15 I I-

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il Alokan la j 11 j J Hutltr 8

I ill Short Cut It 1 U bh J 1 < I 8 1-

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Tr> I11P Poot It II i II 10 10 E I rtln 12 U III 2

JMm Ilkfrl the unlnx hs moveil up Alth a ruih In the itrelch ami won Ri lnir awayRuble had plenty of > i el but Onlo1 In tho final furlong Star Thlitle was knookidtick hut r TH vltli n ruili Linn elnyj Din gap CUrlanl h < il no ipeeil-

CTl KoTHtlIl ItAi1 The Melroie SuLi iJUUD oJilel threetfriroldi find upnaM onemilt anl a Iwlf-

Prut time 4 W off 4 UJ Stirt T o °n ililtlnr Inner ch it by YankSlsler Maryj Own r T W rvmltur Tlni 1-

7Inru X0i1 I IIIIL Jnekeys Op JjL PI Il 8h111111 llrothrrjfmatinn > 4 1 0 llufns ii3 a s 7S 14-

MiMiiottei M J I1 I H Diujn 4i 1 13-k 0 ii Tush M I I P Upton tI Ii 7 tj71 011 lloneaty Irt7 l 3ta LI MiIUnlel il S 7 i 1

fOUpG-lllmiher Jonathan 109 nloev rMlen he lay ort ths Mca until the ilretch

rojil iitn lit iWinl up slpnnn anJ Wn Riilnir a Moiurtte had plenty of p 1

nnl fnnal allln f <h qiiU OM llomitr 111 i0t llk Jh mu-

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iTlIiT llTt3 KouTjsiroils anl uimnrd iionttlnners at thin niMllnit IT-VVI< HiUeil one mil onI II siilecntb-

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7jrs Y i I 111 iTt3-T IJ Okena IIi 2II Dalnl 1lm 1111 I JI I nupn R t IC-11 1111 101 1 b 3 Oillwrt I 1 2

I The rratlM t 11 tb 4 I mllh j 1 13-III Itn L2 j York l 11 i 3

as ii onc In tw puliii he fmlnnnl he > cp in Ihn stretch hfrc hdre nHii in1 non rnilv Dilnly Dime racfd The WIIIr Into the rround but ilrat l ttnLTc r Wiv lr Hit ci11W Im trnnf = ==SIXTH ItACB ThreTyMnl 1111 up nrJ KlIInK Jlr1 ndlsd one mile anJ aiw slufith-trst l mr 4M off 4Vi Mrt itoo1 Won r tolh Wlnntr rli if bv HnMm OartrtlllnJ mnrK I C 11 I I

InI rorlI8 to St Cri J k tJp rCh-ij jInHSh r 11 J Jtll s i i-

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tin orlawnl 81 J 4 b 5 2-

nhoL L I Smlth c L-GnMpn hM how loIIOcl RIIIIj 0111 St1nhop was

ontrun

OPENING AT PiMLICO zllnc rain Th tra k vni h 1v r andattendanco nnlv fair

nitdT HACkTwo1 carold nrft-

Sl flirloiuSimnllS 1W Oelall J to t-

HHTIMOntla itoTlieB tnln Wwli 1ol1tllIlanl out won HAWkwIng 11H

Mil Vn MTh J to I And ven stcontl Walker third-Unll Hunt meeting at Bmlloo opened I D aiotrlos Lystiu Hammwv4 tisj mitoJay the ricta btlog lUll In a 4riij Driitl abo ran

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istorious Pitches Good Bail

but Is Outlucked by

Chicago Twirlers

BATTING ORDERllrooklyn-p

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Spclil to The fnln World

CHICAGO Aug DIThf-u

Chlcaos made It five straJsht vIctories

ier Hrooklyn today when they took

lie final game of the series by a score

f fl to 4 latorniiR pltohe l Rood trail

ut was oulluckPd-lirvnovan sent Paetorloiis to the box

r the nocUorj whllfl Chsnce picked

big Orvlo Overall as he dill not wnnt

take uuy chances on losing the

ame with the Giants duo here lomo-rv for the allImportant serlM

First Inning

Alperman singled to rlprht Lumley-

kirincfd Overall tn Hoffman Hum

nel sliiKlPil to left Alperman taklnihlrd Jordan walkerl tlllmp tno bacon

lowls slnKlel to cnntie ucorlnR Alper

man while Hunmiol was nailed nt thelate Tinker to KlhiR Itltlor HIM to

nolnfoMt ONE ULN-

llofnifin fllell to Huinniel Sheokardstruck nut Hclnille pomeil tn Alper ¬

man NO UlXSSecond Inning

flhechan Hied to Howard Maloneytanned Pasloiliw got a base on billsAlperman fliiKled to cnntru 1iutorlun-gonR tu second iumley aliijled towntro H iilnir Ilatiului Alp 1I1I1I1I hel-

dl gewiid Hummel slntrlccl lo centre-acorliiK Alporman Lumley on jiconlJ-nixlHii singled past tlrnt but Lumleywas hell at third lllllig tho baseUwts struck out TWO ULXS

Ever Kot 11 lwi nn ball Stelnfeldt-popr ed to Hitter Kva went tn thirdon a wild pitch Howard out Aliunnanto Jordan Hvers scnrlmt Tinker outthe name way ONK IllN-

Thlid Inning

Hitter filed in Stclnfeldt Hmwlian Hied-

to Hnnnrd Malnnoy Illwl to SitiitHc-NO lllNB-

KllhK till tp left for two baifen Over-

all vncrincnl Hitter to Jordan KilnsKolre lo thlnl Hnfn in hit to holtmill KlnK lId the throw home llot-

miin nl l tecnnj Hhnckud lIotwhir ones Hchulte HlnhMed to lift Hofmall bcorlnx and Hlnckirrt Holm Inthird fltlrii Hied to Malnney Hheck-

ard scoring aftir tho catuh Stelnfcldtfiled to Lewis T1WICK HLVS

Fourth Inningl nloriiiu tiled to tthuolrard Ap r

man struck out Iumley out EIolllto Hofman NO HINri

Howard valks Tinker tripled toHoward scoring Kllng popped

In Alperman Overall filed toHofman Iliad to Maloney ONK HUN

Fifth InningHumnwl out Tinker o Hofman

Jordan walka Ulws struck rUt Hlt-

IPI rut lv r i Hoffman NO HtN6-Slieckard singled to centre and out

stealing Hitter to Lewis Sohulte waseaRl for Iaatorlus and Jordan Kvers-souked a double to right Htelnfcldt-llle1 to Hummel NO HtNS

Sixth Inning

Sheehan lifted a high one tn Inw-

ard Malunev flled to Schulto Pastonu d to Steinfeldt NO HtNS

Howard took two bases on Maloncysmuff Tlnkor sicrlrtced Pastorius to

Ltimlfly niide a grand catchof Klines right Howinl sforlngafter the rith Overall out Alperman to JoHii ONE RUN

Seventh InningAlp rman nut Tinker tn Hoffman

Iumley put one Into daep right for twobags Hummel singled to centre Lum-py being held on third Jordan slnglo1-

to rltrtit scoring Lumloy and movingHumni to third Lewis lacrlflcUrown to Hoffman Bergen batted forRter and was out Evers to HoffmanONK RUN

Hern rnplaced Kilter Hofman was18 > for Pa torloui and Jordan She k-

arl lined tn Jordan Schulto llnt l toAlperman 0 RUNS

Eighth Inning

5iitehni out Tinker to Hoffman Ma-

in y foulfil to StiMnfelilt IMstorlui-Kinsled throujh Stelnfeldt Alpornun-forceil Pastorlus Evers to Tinker NOHtNH-

Kvers fllci to llaloney StelnfflJt-slncled to centre no ward out Alper ¬

man to JoMan Tlnkor nled to Hum ¬

mel NO RtNSNinth Inning

I Drown maHa a wonderful stop 1111

got Lumley at flrst Tinker Hotnun took care of Hummel Jordanfiled to Ilofmaji NO nUNS

gWorld Wants Work Wonders

McGraws Game Pennant ChasersCome From Behind in Last Two

Innings and Win Out by-

a Single Run

NEAR RIOT IN THE SIXTHJ

WHEN PIRATES MAKE THREE

New York Players Claim Batted BallHit Leach but Umpires After

Long Talkfest DecideAgainst Them

HOW THE LEADERS STANDW I PC j

Giants 6C 12 621-

PittPhurg 66 M 589

Chicago 67 47 5881

SCORE BY INNINGS

Giants 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 4 J

Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0

Brooklyn 1 200001 00 4Chicago 0 1 3 l 0 1 0 0 6

St LotilHHlghliiniUMS gaiiii wet rrninids-DctroltAthlPtlcs

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No game rain it Iil i hjClpvclind ut WashingtonNo name inln tIII1lI rt 1

St Louis at IlnatDiiNo Biimo rain L LlLLLlfl1lt1l-

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Special to Tho Eseniiig Workl

EXPOSITION PARK PITTSBURfi Pa Aug 26 By a mag

nif cent rally in tlie eighth nnd ninth innings today the Giants made iti

four straight games from the Pirates and left for Chicago tonight for a

threegame series wilh the Culb safely Intrenched while the poor dis-

consolate

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Pirates are holding on to second place by the narrow margin

uf one point

It looked as il todays game was all over in the sixth inning whenthe Pirates found Taylor for two hits while he also passed two men

A mlxiip on tha Ulant InlloM whenall the nlnyerH cliibtPioil ixrniiul theumpires with tha claim that liuoh halbcou hit hv a hntteil hull also helpedthree runs resulting

Jut in Ilia dehlli Ilia Glnnlu caniabark with one run nml then cuppeiltwo moro In tho ninth cinch In thegame Taylor was taken out of tnebox In the seventh Innlnir by MrGraw-ami McOi nlly went In lia In turn beiiiR-

sutxrcitcri by Mathowson In the ninthIt was n gplemlM llnlsh from the

standpoint of the tiants hut a sorryone for Iittburif

The tans who ClIme over tram NewYork lo witness the terlis tire nil KOHIR

homo with bank rolls that would choketho Hll war entrance at the Brooklyn

Bridge Thpy bet heavily on every

iame and Mvo p tfihI every limp

burg ramblers thinking that Now Vork

could not win three straight samcsgave odds of 6 to 5 yesterdav and the

Iew Yorkers went to it hook line andsinker This afternoon they vcre ask-

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no ml AH but word willing la take a

bunoh of elen moneyA numb of tans came In this morn

Ing to make the trip to ChlciKo anti

Giants numbers morothc pirty nowthan tort Arrangements tuve Been

made for two cars for the New Vork

crowd which ROPS to riilcistii tonlsht-

Phillies Watch the Game

The Philadelphia team arrived hero

thi mornlnK and witneshcJ tue gamrThey are stopping at tln same liotol asthe Giants and tio lobbies are bubbling

over with baseball Manaser Murrayand Owner Shettsllns of the Phillies

are somewhat disappointed over tlielr

bad showing of late but they hve not

flvon up by any means Mr Murraybelieves that the Giants will nln the

pennant now but ha says he Ii going

to make them light for Itl He san that the Interest In the Now

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Continued 1m Second PawA

GIANTS

R H Pa A B-

Teinsy Ib 0313 0 ft

Dojlf 2b 1 2 0 3 0

Lrtmbn co 1 1 6 0 a-

Do lin rf 0 1 1 0 D-

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Balrlo If 0 0 1 0Bi id el n 1 2 0 5 11

Tao p 0 0 0 1 I

Mahswioa p 0 0 0 0 0

iNtedh 0 0 0 0 0

nMcCinnity 0 0 0 0 0

Tolli 4 11 27 12 1-

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Clare If 0 1 2 0 I

Wagor u 1 6 2

Gil i b I 1 11 1 0

Abby 2b 0 Z 04 P-

Wilson rf 0 1 2 0 0

Cibun c 0 I 2 2 0-

Youoj p 0 0 1 5 0

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