NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1911

INSURANCE. heads, and to be conscious of swoop-ing- s NATIONAL LEABJt 5TAN0INU. and gyrations which they could Won. toat. :'. P.C. Railroad Man Writes TEN GAMES ON ACADEMY SCHEDULE their-eye- s New York 90 48 .652 not take 'off of the boat to ..... " - Chicago see. 't ' - 84 57 .590 ' Pittsburg 83 , stet-tle- 63 .508 FIRE INSURANCE "Before the arrangements are d Philadelphia ...... 76 64 for next year's race, the New St. Louis 73 68 ' .518 Remarkable Letter London Cincinnati 66 80 .432 Lowest Rates - Reliable Companies officials must understand that Windham High Comes Open Football Season Strong a repetition impropriety Brooklyn ... 57 82 .410 to of this will Boston ...... SO 102 .261 not be tolerated. There is na more rea- ....'...,.. J.L UTH8QP & SONS. son to 'permit persons to advertise National League. In 1903 and 1904, I was a terrible Line and Veteran Eackfield in N. F. A. Eleven. At St. Louis-poiie- d; St same post- - sufferer for about five mowths with 28 Shetucket Street. Norwich. themselves in this way at the expense rain. kidney trouble. I of the Harvard-Yal- e race than there and bladder could ' not sleep nights arid was obliged to would be to grant a license for a Giants 2, Cincinnati 0. troupe mon- get up ten or fifteen nights to urin- 'The Academy football schedule for bright at the opening of the season as of acrobats or of trained Cincinnati. Sept. 25. New York won the final ate. I passed mucus and blood con- any corresponding time keys to perform on the deck of a game of .the series with Cincinnati, today, 2 to 0. the season has practically been com- they have at ' Crandall was" in- tinually. One doctor said I was Soing for several years past. steamer which was allowed to keep fine form and allowed the home gave pleted by Manager Theodore Haviland of the leading shell.'. club only four scattered hits. New York bit Suggs into consumption and me up to abreast haul, but sensational fielding, especially McLean's die. Had two other doctors but re- with 10 games on the list and one or throwing to bases, held the visitors' score down. In THREE TOUCHDOWNS WHERE THEK iUAY TODAY. first two innings ceived no help from either of them two more dates which may yet be fill- the there was no scoring, but in sure I would have been In my BY HARVARD SQUAD. American league. the third Fletcher made a, single, Meyers- fanned aud and ed. Seven of those arranged for are Chlcazo at Boston. Crandali died at first. 'Then Devote singled, scor- grave had I not seen your advertise- St. ing Fletcher, hut when Devore tried to score on "Daily home, beginning Louis at New York. Doyle's single ment in the Eagle Star." After dates, next Saturday, 'Varsity Men Put in Some Lively Work Cleveland at Philadelpliia. he was caught at the plate. In the takins- when Windham High ninth inning Snedgrass singled, Murray sacrificed and several bottles of Dr. KilmeF's school's eleven Detroit at Washington. Swamp-Ro- ot Fishmen's Bright Prospcets. Deilin fanned, but Herzog's single brought Snod-gra- ss I was entirely cured. is here for the opening game. All but National League. ' two of games so home. Cincinnati made two singles In the In the last two years I have been a the arranged for far Cambridge, Mass., .Sept. 25. The New York at Chicago. soventh. but both men were caught trying to steal. fireman have passed two are on Saturday, the exceptions being Brooklyn at St. Iy.uis. MerKle of New York started the flame at first, but railroad and - football squad was given examinations for my kidneys successfully a Wednesday. Harvard its Philadelphia at Pittsburg. . owing .to a recent injury was rlieved by Devlin. As in former years, are two first scrimmage of tlie early practice - Boston at Cincinnati. 1 ne score : so that I know that my kidneys there of the season on Soldiers' field late to- New York. Cincinnati. are in excellent condition now as a games with Windham High, with po ah-- day, every getting AMERICAN LEAGUE STAN DING. ab h po of your preparation. Westerly High and with High. nearly candidate Devore.lf 4 0 Bescher.lf 4 0 2 result Bulkelev lineup Win. LosL 12 Yours very truly, Hartford High comes here for a game into the during the afternoon. PC Doyl.e2b 4 2 1 0 Hoblitzel.lb 4 19 - The two squads kept up the work Pluladelphia 95 46 . .674 Sn'dgrass.ef 4 el 2 0 Bates. cf 3 0 2 GEORGE KESrSLER, on Oct.- 21st, the fifth contest on the ' 1 for fifty minutes, the 'varsity getting Detroit ...... 85 57 .399 Murray.rf 1 0 0;Mitcbell.rf 4 0 0 1422 Mary St., Marinette, Wis. schedule, so that the home team should twenty Cleveland ...... 75 67 .528 Merkle.lb 0 0 0 Almeida. 3b 3 2 1 Let us write you a Policy of Fire be in pretty good form by that time three touchdowns in the first New i'ork 74 69 .518 Devlin. lb 0 14 0 OEgan.b 3 0 Z Personally appeared before me this of play. Campbell Ciiieago 70 71 .497 Herzog.Sb , S- - 1 3 Kens-le- r, go to bed tonight feel- and able to make a good showing minutes Halfback liKsmond.ss 25th of September, 1909, George Insurance and strong scored the first touchdown Boston '71 .407 Fletcher, ss 1 1 OM'Lean.c who subscribed the above state- ing: that you have done all that can be against the combination that Washington- - 59 84 .413 Meyeis.c 1 2 0 Suggs.p . High The Harvard freshmen came out for St.- - Louis 40 103 Crandall.p 0 ment made oath that same done in case of conflagration and loss Hartford usually sends out. today, unsually heavy .280 I OjFromnie.p and the by fire, to avoid ruin and disaster. It The following is the list of datss: tlie first time an ;jlarsana is true in substance and in fact. Sept 30 Windham High Nor- array of 57 men showing up. There Cleveland 3. Senators 2. ' Totals. 33 11 27 17 If HENRY GRAASS, Is a wise thing to do and it is up to at I Totals, 30 4 27 15 1 were many former scholastic stars Washington, Sept. 25. -- wich. Washington gave Hughes tor euggs Ktn, Notary Public, you. among mate- poor support today, and won. 3 to 2. natiea in Oct. 7 Heavyweights of Norwich the candidates, and the Cleveland by Door County, Wis. ISAAC S. JONES, at rial is the most promising for strong Conroy's work at third base and five double, plays Score innings: Norwich. a were features. Score: New York 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Agent, team in years. CincinnaU 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 12 Insurance and Real Estate Oct. 11 Westerly High at Norwich. freshman Washington. ' 1. Cleveland.- 00 Letter to Oct. 14 Academy Willimantic vs. ab h po a e - ab h po a e Two base hit, Meyers. Building, 91 Main St.. at 1 o'Graney.lf Dr. Kilmer & Co., Richards Windham High. MIDDIES ON THE GRIDIRON. Milan. cf 3 3 0 0 0 Srhaefer.lb 4 S 8 0 0 Butchcr.lf 41100 3 1 0 Binghamton, N. Y. Oct. 21 Hartford High at Norwich. Klberfeld.2 3 0 3 P O.Olson.ss 5 2 16 0 Chicago 6, Boston 5. Oct. 28 Jewett City at Norwich. Sixty Turn Out for Practice at Annap- - C.Walker.lf 4 0 4 1 1 .Taeksoii.r 2 0 0 Chicago, Sept- - 25. Chicago gained one point on 3 2 0 0 4 01013 1 1BE OFFICE OF WH. F. EIU, Nov. 4 ' Gce.sler.rf 0 I.njoie,lb New York today in the pennant race by defeating Prove What Swamp-Ho- ot Will Do For You Academy vs. Bulkeley at olis. 3 MBrldc.ss 0 3 3 1 B'ngham.cf 3 10 10 Boston, 6 i4 5. The deciding run was the result New London. Cnnroy.ab 3 1 5 S 1 Ball, 2b 4 2 4 2 0 of Boston's line error, a stolen .base and a single. 8 Henry.c 8 Send to Dr. Kilmer & Bingham- Real EstaU Nov. Academy vs. Westerly High Annapolis, Md.. Sept. 25. The nt Tumer.3b 4 0 3 5 0 The other runs made by the locals were the out- C., at Westerly. - Hughes.p 3 11110 0 1 0 liasteily.c 3 come of two bases on balls, a sacrifice and bunched ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will had their first football prac- 1 13 10 and Fir Insurance, Nov. 18 Bulkeley at Norwich. 'Cushion 0 0 0 0 Blandiug.p 4 10 10 hits. Richie started to pitch for Chicago, but his convince anyone. You will also receive tice on Worden field today. The squad wildness resulted in two runs, one of which was tell- Is in Bemeru' Block, M. Thanksgiving day Yale Consolidat- two-thir- Totals. SO 7 27 14 4 Totals. 34 8 27 18 0 a booklet of valuable information, Vx.t6 orr C numbered nearly sixty, of forced home. Cole succeeded Richie and three sin- ing all about kidneys and bladder. Williams, Room 8. third Sow.' ed at Xorwich. the men with experience last year. The gles and a wild pitch gave the visitors two more the Practice for the team under the di- weather was intensely warm for foot- Batted for McBride in 9th. runs. Another single and a base on balls resulted When writing be eure and mention The Telephone It?. rection of Captain Score bi Innings: in Brown being called upon, to pitch. A sacrifice Norwich Daily Bulletin. Regular fiity-ce- nt Coach Leonard and players were put 0 1 0 0 Brown gave game ball, but the through Washington 0 0 0 0 1 2 off Boston another run. The was one-doll- ar siv.e Gebrath has been proceeding steadily - and bottles for sale all- the rudiments of the game. The Cleveland ...0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 marked by sensational fielding by Sweeney, Doyle all drug: stores. ali the past week, and the eleven has prospects Two- and Miller. Kirke carried off the batting honors. at for a strong team are consid- base hit. Ball; three base hit, Conroy. Cy Young, veteran pitcher, ATTORN been rounding into the intricacies of ered bright. Today's practice was di- the worked for Boston, the game in good form. All the prac- pitching his first came on the West Side grounds, rected by Ensign Douglas Howard, Tigers Win from Athletics. and was given a warm reception by the crowd. Two The fact that neither will have to tice has been on the upper end of the games were today, captain of the 1905 eleven. He has as Philadelphia, Sept.' 25. Detroit won the second scheduled for but the first was pitch under heavy pressure, at the fin- AMOS A. BROWNING Academy cantpus, but the games will his assistants Wheaton, formerly of game of the series here today. 6 to 3. The visitors called" off on account of wet grounds. Score: ish give spot be played on grounds at the Norwich scored all their runs in two innings. Mullin kept Chicago. Boston. should both the soft for Attorney-at-La- 8 Richards B!dg. Yale, Ensigns Ingram and Farley and the home players' hits scattered to one per ining. ab b po a ab h po u rest which they will likely need. scate hospital at Brewsters Neck, 0 2b 2 "Phone 7Q0. , Midshipmen Wright and Clay. and Philadelphia's total was, kept down. The bat- sheckam.if 2 0 Sweeney. 4 3 2 The Rube especially could use ten where a gridiron has been chalked out. ting o lCrawiord and Collins was conspicuous. Me- - Schulte.rf 1 0 Dor.lln.cT 5 15 0 days of easy effort to considerable ad- Probably today Manager Haviland and Innls left the gaiue after being hit on the wrist by Shean.ss 4 1 4 iirke,lf 5 3 4 10 vantage. His arm, no longer Assistant Manager Burke will see to NO MORE BIRDMEN a pitched ball, but he was- not seriously hurt. The Zim'man,2b 2 .2 0 Miller.rf 4 110 while score : Doyle. 3b 4 1 2 0 4 2 0 5 sore or stiff, is still a little weary tfom Jttorneys-aHa- w the erection of the goal posts. The Saier. 4 1 1 1 Brown & Perkins, - OVER THE CREWS. Detroit. f Philadelphia. lb 0 Hoiiser.lh 4 12 0 the 'big strain of. three months' hard Hospital gridiron is a fine level piece ' a e - ali b po e Hofman.cf - 4 1 0 0 l'Donald,3b 1 0 0 S ab h do a pitching. 1 Over First Nat Bank, Shetucket St. of grassed land which will make a Bush.ss 5 0 1 6 0 liord.lf 4 13 0 0 Archer.c 4 1 0 0 Rariden.e 3 2 3 2 Entrance stairway next to Thames very Harvard Wants No Repetition of Cobb.cf 3 0 Okli-i- of 4 0 0 0 0 Richie.p 1 0 1 Young.p . 4 0 0 1 The form shown by Leon Ames in satisfactory playing field. Prob- Crawford, , 4 S1100 0 2b 4 2 3 0 Cole.p 2 0 4 3S-- 3. rf 0 Collins. 0 his two starts may mean National Bank. ably go Feat. p 0 last another Teleohone the eleven will down there Phanty.ib 2 0 2 1 0 !iakcr.3b 3 0 0 4 0 Brown. 0 0 Totals, 34 12 25 13 1 Giant slabman for the world's series. some day this week to do a little prac- Drake.lf 3 Murphy, rf 3 0 0 - 13 10 13 now working upon ticing, as their- present training Says the Harvard Graduates' Mag- Oainer.lh 2 0 7 1 0 M'Innls.lb 0 0 3 0 0 Totals, 32 . 14 Ames is brilliantly BRADT, Morlarty.Sb 2 0 2 2 0 Score by innings: even pace Matty and- - Mar-quar- d. BRADT eround .is not a full sized field -- nd azine: Davi3.1b 10 an with Attorneys am a Conaael Stanage.c 4 0 9 1 0 Barry, ss 4 135104 1 One out when winning run scored. at they want to get acquainted with the 'Atwood's passenger was Bryan F. Mullin.p 3 0 2 1 0 Ll'lngstone.c' 2 0 7 2 0 280 Broadway, New L. Chicaeo 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 York Cit,. full limits in which they have to play. Mahan, the mayor of New London, nanfnrth.p 0 0 0 0 0 Boston 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 5 T. Brady A. Brady Totals. 28 5 27 13 0 2 0 0 2 0 Tams Charles The probable first choice of the team who was generaly condemned for both Two base hit, Kirke; three base hit, Zimmerman. TROTTER JUMPED FENCE of New of Conn. participating in Lapp.o 2 2 0 0 York. Norwich. as indicated by the way the men have permitting and this Slnmk 1 0 0 0 ? AND FELL DEAD. been playing in practice will put advertising scheme, which had nothing Coombs 0 0 0 0 0 ' Brooklyn 5, Pittsburg 4. to do races. If Atwood's ma- zHartMl 0 0 0 Coughlin at fullback. Swan at left with the v. 1.0 Pittsburg. Sept; 25. Brooklyn today again defeat- Pansy Silver Had Tragic End at half, McCormick at risbt half, and chine had broken loose and sunk and Totals, 31 7 37 13 1 ed Pituburg. 5 to 4. Pittcburg used four pitchers Tevlin at quarter. This backfield com- killed one of the crews just as the and three pinch hitters. Rucker pitched the full Race Track. Dominick & Dominick bination, except for Tevlin, is the same French minister and others were re- Batted for Mclnnis in 4th. game for'the Brooklyn won in the fourth as played in games last season. The cently killed near Paris it would have Batted tor Jjvingstont in 7th. inning, when, they scored three runs off Hendrix. Columbus, O., Sept, 25. The g tall zitatted for Danforth in 9tb. The score: troting meeting Driv- right side oMf the line consists of Cap- been small consolation to know that Pittsburg. Brooklyn. , of the Columbus Members of New York tain Gebrath at end, Byles at tackle, the aviator and his passenger were Score by innings: ab h po a e ab h no a ing association brought out a small Detroit 0 9 4 6 Carey.ef 5 0 0 Nortl.en.cf 3 crowd today. . event day Merbert guard. Kinney holds among the victims. Besides the great Philadelphia 0 1 1 0 1 0 13 10 The of the at the 0 03 Campiiell.lf 1 0 0 0 Daubct.lb 8 0 0 was the tragic Stock Exchange cen nOsition, and to his Bliss risk to life, the annoyance to the Kelly 0 0 0 0 death of Pansy Silver, left stand Two base hits. Collins, Barry; three base hita. Daley.lf 1 won a. at guard, Elliott at tockle, and Jackson crews was considerable, and in a close Lord, Collins; home run. Murphy. Wilson. rf 1 0 OjSmilli.Sb 1 the chestnut mare which six at end. - . contest it might have altered the re- Keene 0 0 0 Tooiey. s s heat race at Detroit last week. In the Hiehlanders 7, White Sox 3. Wnfnier.Ih 5 4 13 0 2lOoulsnn.rf tedious scoring for the second The line has good weight and some sult. As it was, the oarsmen in both Miller. 2b 4 heat New York, Sept. 25. J. 0:Ktavk.2' 2.19 experienced men, backfield Is al- boats testified to the distraction it New York easily defeated Byrne. 3h 4 114 0 in the trot she was in the bunch the Chicago by a score of 7 to 3 todHy lO.Miiler.c of in the second M'Carthy.ss 4 1 0 Rucker.p next to the rail on tihe bacjt stretch, INVESTMENTS most a veteran combination, so that caused them to hear the grinding game of the series. Fisher was effective. The New ' Sirt.cn. c 4 1 si when she suddenly jumped fence the prospects for the eleven look as the aeroplane's propellers over their Yorkers bunched their hits with Scott's and Hoi-lik- 's the passes. Hendrlx.p 1 0 Ij'fc.i 3 11 27 9 and was dead in an driv- Score: Ferryp 1 1 instant. Her Chicago. New York. Oamritz.p 0 0 er escaped uninjured. ; Shannon Building, po e po Norwich ab h a ab h zLeach 1 0 The Horse Review futurity 3 M en 3 2 4 2 1 for nell.2b 4 Daniels.rf Gardner.p 0 0 year old pacers was the, largest purse Telephone 904 Lord.Sb 4 2 1 Dnlan.Sb 2 0 0 on a. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. M'Intyre.rf 1 Wolter.cf 3 13 Total6. 38 11 27 18 2 ' --' the card and brought out field of Bodie.cf 2 Cree.lf 3 2 3 Batted for Campbell in flth. four. Fred Deforest was the favor- Barrows.lf 0 1 Knlghtlb Batted for Wilson In 9th. ite, but his half sister, Miss Deforest, The United States Finishing Co. Tan'hill.ss 2 2 Hartzell.ss zBattcd Camnitz Sth. Collins.lb 0 11 Curry.2b for in wen in straight heats. 320 Broadway, N. Y., Sept. 21, 1911. AN EXTENSIVE DECLINE. 000 4JB. Locomotive 33" 33 33 Block. o 1 4 Williams.e Score by innings: 64100 Am. Smelting & It 004 50Z 60 Seott.p 0 Fisher.p Pittsburg 2 0 2 MOTORCYCLE NOTES. I RHFERRBn STOCK DIVIDEND SO. 40 2O0 Po. pfd 99 !)9i,i 99 Hovlikp 0 0 Brooklyn 2 0 0 Losses Reduced by an Upward Move- 201V) Am. Steel 20 25 25 05 The Board of Directors have this day Foundries Callahaa 0 0 Totals, 28 8 27 17 2 Two base hit O. Miller; three base hits, O. Mil- Beclared the regular quarterly dividend ment in Late Trading. 708 Am. Sugar Refining 114 112 112 Lange.p 0 0 ler, Ferry. Motorcyclists of Owego, N. Y., have Three-Quarte- 6000 Am. Tel. A 134 133 - of One and rs Per Cent Tii 133 organized a motorcycle club. ( 13 .per cent.) upon the Preferred 2300 Am. Tobacco pfd 9.T4 91 93 Totals. 35 9 24 16 31 New York, Sept. 25. The most ex- 200 Am. Woolen 2854 28 28 Batted for la Sth. M'GRAW CAN Stock of this Company, payable Oct. 2, 2400 Mining 32 29 NOW tensive decline in stocks which Wall Anaconda Co 29 Score by 1911. to stockholders of record at the 1S800 Atchison 102 ' Innings: M. J. Thomas of Pittsburg is motor- down- 100 102 Chicago .8 0 0 0 1 REST HIS close of business Sept. 21, 1911. street has known since the long 500 Do. pfd 101 101 101 ...... FIRST STRING. cycling to Minneapolis- and al- New York .3 0 1 0 10 037 has COMMOX STOCK DIVIDEND SO. 11. ward movement began early last month 1200 Atlantic Coast line 118 118 118 Oil ready passed Chicago. occurred today. The selling was not 3200 BalUmore & Ohio 95 94 94 Three base hit. Lord; home run. Daniels. Lead of the Giants Gives Pitchers Nice The Board of Directors have this day 8"0 Bethlehem 261.4 26 26 declared a dividend of One Cent. concentrated so largely on United 4000 Brooklyn Std Boston 9, Louis 2. Chance to Gather Ginger. Per up- Rapid Transit .. 73 72 72 St. Motorcycles will have part in fall 41 per cent.) upon the Common Stock States Steel as during last week's 24"fl Canadian Pacific 226 223 225 " Boston, Sept. 25. the en- Boston took the second game Jo- of this Company, payable Oct. 2. 1911, heaval, but extended through the 1200 Central Leather 19, 18 19 of the closius series from the St. Louis Browns to- "Marquard has fought in more automobile flower parade at St. 200 Do. pfd 91 91 29 to stockholders of record at the close of tire list. Prices gave way in every 92 day by another d score, 9 to 2. Wood had games," says McGraw, "than any oth- seph, Mo., September 28. and 30. tousiness Sept. 21, 1911. quarter and the losses of many of the Central of Ifew Jersey.... 255 the Visitors well in hand. The score: 2800 Chtaapeake & Ohio 70 68 70 Boston. St. Louis. er pitcher in either league through the leading issues ranged from four to six 100 Chicago & Alton 17 17 16 ab h po a ab h no a e same length of time. In addition to Wichita motorcyclists covered the mar- . 1000 Chicago 17 Tope-k- a, MERKLE NOW A STAR. points. In the late trading the Great Western 17 17 Speaker. cf 4 2 0 0 Shotten.cf 4 12 0 1 this he has faced more tough battles. 185 miles between Wichita and ket developed pronounced strength and 700 Do. pfd S6 36 36. Engle.cf 0 0 Austln,3b 3 12 3 1 There have been only a few games Kan., in eight hours and forty min- rose abruptly as they 1100 Chicago & N. W 140 138 139 Oardner.Sb 1 0 K0g.1n.lf 3 0 0 Player Who Lest the Giants a Pen- - stocks almost as 19300 Chicago, M. St. T 111 107 109 Yorkes. ss 5 2 M mil too. 2b 3 012 0 where he could loaf at any stage. utes. of session 200 C. C. Jj 55 13 14 nant Makes Up for Error. had declined. The end the C. & St. 55 55 Hooper, rf 3 Comptttn.rf 2 From October on I expect to work him found losses greatly reduced. 900 Colorado Fuel & Iron 25 25 24 D.Lewis.lf 4 KuUna.lb 4 11101 12 2 1 only here and there to have him right Motorcycle Rich- day began comparative quiet Colorado & Southern 42 Bradley. lb 11012 2 Halllnan.ss 4 3 2 clubs at Elwood, The in 3a2 12 for the big Ko-ko- Fred Merkle' s superb ball playing 4000 Consolidated Qas 131 128 130 N'maker.c 3 1 11 3 steiens.e 4 3 1 show." mond, Anderson, Marion, Muncie, and although the market still showed 2000 12 tet this critical stage of the struggle Corn Products 11 10 11 Wood.p 4 1 George.p 4 3 0 The one big feature of the Giants and several other Indiana cities signs of nervousness the first hour Delaware 1: Hudson 159 10 10 -- spurt which has team so for the National league championship Be- 100 & 22 22 carried the are considering the formation of a witnessed no unusual fluctuations. Denier Bio Grande.... 22 Totals, 35 II 27 12 1 .. Totals, 31 9 24 19 6 out in is will is one of the props which- - has been in- 700 Do. pfd .' 47 . 45 45 Ecore by inninga: far front that McGraw racing circuit. fore noon, however, the selling 1SH0 have his chance to up keeping the Giants on top. Merkle's Or- Distillers' Securities 1.... 30 29 29 Boston . 1 3 0 1 0 2 2 0 9 rest Mathewson creased to enormous proportions. 13400 Erie 80X4 29 30 St. Louis 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 and Marquard for the Athletic at- light for recognition has been long l'.OO Do. 1st pfd 50 48 03 The protest parade on the Coney ders to sell flooded the market, which 49 Two basehlt, Compton; three baes hits. Speaker tack. , drawn out, but the plucky first base- 400 Do. pfd 41 89 30 . Island cycle path at New York was bioke precipitately. Almost all the 2; home run, Bradtej-- , . The Giant leader at one time feared man has persevered until he now leading issues fell to new low points 2000 General Electrie 144 142 143 effective. The city officials have de- up re- 11100 Great Northern pfd 122 118 122 that he" would be forced to use his looms as a great batsman, a year. LTnion'Pacific, was 400 cided not to confiscate the path. of the which Do. Ore CtXs 44 43 44 Teichmann Won Chess Tournament. stars so often in wirming the flag that markable fielder, a fleet base runner the object of particularly heavy pres- 100 Illinois Central V135 135 135 1600 Inttrborough Met, Carlsbad, Sept. 25. The final round by closing time neither would be at and a tireless worker. It is doubtful if sure, broke 6 8 to 153 2. Reading is 13 13 ac- 2200 Do. pfd 40 40 in tha chess masters' tourney was his best to step in against one of the The Cuban trip of the Giants is any other bail player could have 4, S9K. - lost 5, St. Paul Northern Pacific, Mc-Gra- complished as much under the trying 1100 Inter Hairoster 100 99 100 played here today; Teichmann took hardest hitting- lineups that ever slash- never mentioned any more in Southern Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Inter Marine pdf 14 place with' eighteen games won. as speed curves,. circumstances which attended Merkle's 200 Paped 9 9 first ed and clubhouse. There is not a man Great Northern preferred and Lehigh International 9 An error was discovered in the previ- But the odds now are by Octo- on the squad who is not confident of arly baseball career as a New York Valley 4 or more. Among the indus- 500 International Pump 29 28 27 that player. Iowa Central 17 ous count, which gave. Teicfhmann ber 1 McGraw will be able to shoot the team toeing the National league's metal shares were especial- 500 Kansas-Ci- ty 18-1- -2 When he failed to touch trials the Southern 26 25 25 winning games on 'Saturday. his second string: against opposing representative in the world's series in second base ly weak. Selling of United, States 100 Do. pfd 62 61 .62 - Rubinstein Schlechter finished with clubs only work two means no in that memorable and fatal game 300 Laclede Gas 101 101 101- . and and his best beta October, which barnstorming Steel was extremely large, although score of 17 victories each. enough to keep shape. with the Chicago Cubs in 3908. Merkle Reading end Union Pacific were 32400 Lehigh Valley 156 152 ,.155 a often them in trips. ISeoame 1300 Louisville & Nash 139 138 138 a laughing stock and the butt on in as Jk .' f thrown the market almost Minn. St. L 30 unjust criticism everywhere. He heavy amounts. United States Steel's M.. St- - P. S. S. M. . .'. 126 was up 2300 Mo., & Test 28 27 held to ridicule for a mistake low point was 51 8, a decline ot Kan. 27 many 200 Do. pfd 62 62 62 that other players had made, 4 8. Amalgamated Copper lost 4 8, though not in games of great im- 5400 Missouri Pacific 36 34 35 such American Smelting 3 4 and Ana- 400 NaUonal Biscuit 128 126 128 portance. The big fellow took it all in conda 3. .American Beet Sugar, Amer- 1400 National Lead 43 42 '43 fjood nature until it became tiresome. ican Cotton Oil, Virginia Carolina N. R. Max. 2d pfd 28 'J'hen he whipped a few of his traduc-r- s 13700 New Tork Central 101 100 100 Chemical, National Biscuit and Unit- 100 N. Y-- . Out. &. West 38 .37 38 out in his town, there-nft- er native and ed States Express broke 4 points or 1400 Norfolk & Western 100 99 100 during 500 the winter months he was more. . North American 65 64 65 Tfotcr Manage 11300 allowed to live in peace. But "all this Attorney in- Northern Pacific 114 110 . 114 General Wickersham's 10M) Pacific 3tte.il 28 28 28 Old i:ne Merkle enjoyed the confidence of timation that a tentative plan for the 13600 Pennsylvinia - 119 118 119 If McGraw, John who told him to pay dissolution and readjustment of the 900 People's Gas T.102 102 102 heed to 800 C. ro. jests and jibes, but to go American Tobacco, company has been Pitwrurg C. & St.. L.. 91 91 90 ry fchead and do hig best on the ball agreed upon was the signal for the 300 Pittsburg Coal 17 17 17 Stait-Ts- field. 300 Pressed Steel Car 23 25 25-- : recovery. The upward movement be- 100 Pullman Car 154 154 oeiBsit Palace 153 A "You can make 100 Railway the baseball public gan in the American Tobacco . securi- SteU Spring 26 26 26 forget all about that touching second On 25S409 Reading 139 134 136Z ties. the "curb" the common 1400 Republic Steel 22 21 fcase business by .playing the . game 22 you shares rallied 15 points. The preferred 400 Do. pfd 83 82 83 the best know how." said the Gi 91 93 2 8400 23 manager. .you rose from. to on 1he stock Rock Island Co.... 22 23 ants' "I'll stick to exchange, and both the four per cent, 1!00 Do. pfd 45 44 through thick and thin. Nobody can and six per cent, bonds scored good 20 St. L. & S. V. 22d pfd.... 38 37 36 pet your Job. - So show 'em that you're St. Louis S. W ' 30 advances. The movement extended to 100 Do. pfd 68 68 69 not a bonehead after all!" the remainder of the market, and be- 000 Sioss Shef. S. 1 35 34 84 Thus encouraged, Merkle buckled fore the close the bidding became 214fto Southern Pacific 107 104 106 down to work in earnest, with the re- spirited. Recoveries ranged from two 3600 Southern Railway 26 25 25 sult soon began to 600 Do. pfd 61 63 63 that he command to four points. United States Steel 1100 Tennessee Copper 32 31 SI respect. Fans who once laughed at and some inactive stocks closed with :00 TTexas Sr Pacific 23 22 22 lum were quick to see that Merkle only fractional losses. 200 Toledo. St. L. Sc W 18 18 18 , 500 Do. pfd 4! 41 41 Sad th right atuff.and when he show-- - With exception of the re- -- improvement in the word 277400 Union Pacillo 159 153 57 ed vast batting and ceived from the attorney general, 200 Do. 'pfd 90 89 1 fielding they generously applauded there were no developments to throw I'nited States Realty. 65 him. Today the episode of 1908 is ov- light upon the clouded situation which 3000 T'nited States Rubber 32 30 32 erlooked. Merkle is a star ball play- so complete- 401200 Vnited States Steel 56 51 55 er, has unsettled Wall street 17000 Do. pfd 105 103 105 and if the Giants win the pennant ly. While today's break was attrib- 2600O Utah Copper 40 38 39 much of their success can be attribut- S008 Va. Car. Chem 47 43 44 uted in part to the bear, aide of the - ed to the working first baseman, 800 Wabash 12 12 12 Most Housekeepers Use One market, it was evident that liquidation 1200 Do. pfd 24 24 24 who r.ever lost heart when under the on a large was still in progress. 600 Western Maryland 52 52 fire. Many young scale 52 hottest ball players, As the decline proceeded liquidation in 600 Westlnghouse Electric .... 59 , B8 59 and inexperienced as Merkle was three speculative holdings was formed, and 100 Western Union 77 74 75 you would if you knew about it. years ago, would have wilted under Wheeling & L. Erie 2 for a time the market was threatened Total sales, - 449,800 shares. such widespread criticism and would with utter demoralization. Bear re- have dropped into obscurity. There's ports with no apparent 'foundation nothing more discouraging to all play- were circulated with effect. It was COTTON;. ers than ridicule, .arJ countless young hinted that the government was about New York, Sept 25. Cotton futures bloods have fallen by the waysids to bring proceedings against other closed easy. Closing bids: September when receiving trials in major league large corporations. The uncertainty 10.18. October 10.18, November 10.18, company because they have been too which prevailed everywhere was per- December 10.31, January 10.28fc Febru-ar- v sensitive. Rut Merkle is an exception, haps the most baffling and disturbing 10.30, March 10.38. April 10T41, May and baseball fans who are rooting for feature, and there appeared to be lit-- tl 10.38, April 10.41. May 10.50, June , the success of the Giants are singing hope of settled conditions until July 10.50. August . Spot - closed j) G&l I his praise. He has vindicated him-e- lf some definite indication was obtained quiet, 30 points lower; middling up- VI I Cooking w completely. position lands, 10.55; middling gulf, 10.80; fl a3 to the of the United States Steel corporation and other large con- sales, 400 bales. cerns under Sherman law as now Independents, and Heavyweights Com the ' ing Together. construed. MONEY. Transactions In stocks amounted to Sept. 25. Money Manager Bendett 1.449,800 New York, on call has arranged a shares, the largest total since 2 per cent.; game for October 1 for his Independ- 30, 1910. steady at 22 ruling June 2. 4; 2 4: closing ents and the fast Greeneville Heavy- Bonds also were very active. Prices rate last loan weights. Those two teams depressed sharply, was bid 2; offered at 2 4. Time loans battled last were but there steady; 60 days 3 2 per cent.; 90 for th3 city, championship, the a recovery when stocks rallied. Total 4; ndependents winning by the close sales of bonds, par value, $4,205,000. days 3 six months 4. core of 5 to 2. and they both claim United States government bonds jwere arreater speed than evjer this season, unchanged on call. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. o a contest worth seeing will WHKAT: Open. High Low. Close. that Sept. . .. 95 95 94Z 94 on hand when they meet. STOCKS. . 99 99 le Sales. High. Dee. .. 9S Low. close. 105 104 104 Allis Chalmers pfd 15 May .105 Ed Havel, the former New Britain T4300 Amal. Copper . 48H 44 47 CORN: Am. Agricultural 44 lnflelder, who is now with Albany, and Sept- . 68 68 8 68 68 lt I 1 8H00 Am. Beet Sugar 49 474 Dec. . 64 - 64 63 63V C. 0. Murphy. Norwich Armbruster, the former Connecticut l'.OO Am. 'Can 10 94 914 May . ,66 66 65 65 league ifl Am. Car A F. . . ; 43 "4 " backstop, 'are the only two in 424 4!il4 OATS: th New York Iea-- - this year 3ft"0 Am. CnftiMl Oil 50 4fi . 48 State 200 Am. Hide I.. pH 18 7 Sirpt. . 45 41 45 45 Arm-bruat- ar 1!"4 to steal four in one game. , bases llo Am. Joe SeeurttJea 174 17 17 Dec. ., 47 47 47 stole third twice. 1H Am. Unseed Oil t S 114 May ft so. 49