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i NATIONAL. Lr&SbE. Ciubs. V.'oa Lost. Pet. Philadelphia .. .. .. ..6 1 .857 Pittsburg.. .. .... ..5 l .833 CfhlcaKo ..... .. .. ,.4 2 ."7 New York ...... .,..4 3 ,571 Cincinnati.. ..,., ..2 3 .; Boston .. .. .. .. ..2 5 .286 Brooklyn.. .. .. .1 ,.i 5 .286 St Louis .. .. .. ,.. .1 c .143

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Clubs. : Won. Lost. Pet. Detroit ".'. .. .. .. v.5 2 .711 New York ,-. Y. 3 2 .600 Philadelphia .. .. ..4 3 .571 Clevelano.. .. .. ,...4 4 .500 Beaton.. ,. ,. .... .,4 4 ,500 Bt. Loulb'.. .. .. ..2 2 .500 "Washington .. .. .. ..3 5 .375 Chicago .... .. .."..1 ' 4 .200

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Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. Toledo .. 6 2 .750 Ht. Paul 5 2 .714 Columbus .5 3 .625 Kansas City 4 3 .571 Minneapolis 5 4 .53B Indianapolis 4 5 .444 IjOuImvIIIg. 2 C .250 Milwaukee 1 6 .142

RESULTS YESTERDAY. National League. At New York - n. II. E. Brooklyn 00400000 0 4 3 2 New York 00000202 15 5 7 , Barjcer and Krwin; Ames, Drucke and Crandall and Meyers. Umpires Klein and Kane. At Philadelphia It. H. E. Boston ...0 0000000 00 4 5 Phll'phla. 0 0 001210 5 4 8 1 Richie, Brown and Smith; McQulllen and Dooin. Umpires Rigler and ' Emslie. At Pittsburg R. II. E. Bt. Louis 4 0000000 04 8 3 Pittsburg 00001132 x 7 6 1 Harmon and Biesnahan; "Camnltz, Moore and Gibson. Umpires O'Day 'And Brennan. Cincinnati-Chicago game postponed on account of snow. . American League. t At Boston ' R. h. E. ,Phila... 000102000 2 5 10 1 Boston. 000100200 03 11 1 Plank and Livingstone; Cicotte and jCorrigan. Umpires Connolly and hDineen. 1 At Washington R. II. E. New York ......0 0 0 0 0 00 2 1 Washington ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 Vaughn and Sweeney; Walker and Street. Umpires Evans and Egan. At Cleveland R. h. E. Detroit'- .....0 2 0 1 0 0 0 25 10 1 Cleveland 00000000 0 0 7 5 Mullin and Stanage; Mitchell, Joss and Clarke. Umpires Sheridan and Kerin. Chicago-St. Louis game postponed on account of cold weather.

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(Special Cable from tho International News Service.) London, April 22. The recent arrest at Liverpool of a , Frenchman named Marian, has brought to light another sensational escape from Devil's Island, the penal settlement in French Guiana of Dreyfus fame. The fugitive was undergoing a life sen tence for attempted murder and after getting from the dread isle made his way to Europe aqd spent some time on the Continent. He them embarked at Liverpool Cor New York, but the authorities would not allow blm to land. on the ground that he was an unde sirable. Meanwhile his identity was discovered, and when he arrived back at Liverpool on the Mauretania two detectives boarded the vessel and ar rested him. The police describe him as being connected with a gang of in ternational criminals. Marian is evidently a man of considerable resources, for it is said that this is the thrd time that he has escaped from the penal settlement. The story of his adventures will doubtless make exciting reading when they become known. The task of getting away from the Devil's Island is no easy one, as will be recalled by the adventures of Guerin, who, after his' escape, was the central figure of a dramatic shooting affray in London. Guerin, with two other convicts, fashioned a raft and paddles out of a fallen tree, and one dark night made for Dutch GuiamK 200 miles away. One of the three was said to have been devoured by sharks, but another version was that two of the convicts turned traitors and Guerin, by means of a loaded revolver, kept , - them rowing day and night .'and when thev reachprf land he left them, to their own devices. Guerin was afterwards captured bv natives, and finally staggered into one of the Dutch Guiana towns, a wreck from the ravages of fever. Then he 1910 BICYCLE Tl Hartford No. 80 ......... Hartford No. 77 ...... Goodrich No. 19 Hearsey No. 777 Adamant Bailey ......... RES ..$4.00 $3.75 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 .......$3.00 $3.00 $2.75 ...., $2.50 Windsor Road Hearsey 1910 ............ Chicago Special Sapphire ........ nfMh Ind. Itonr Pbone 1806

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made his way to New York and eventually landed in this country. Escapes from the penal settlement have been frequent during the last few months,., judging from a recent, message from Georgetown, the principal French port in British Guiana. Complaint was made that the country districts had been terrorized by groups of tattered and determined men who had got out of the settlement. In one case an exhausted Frenchman dragged himself into a village and said he was the only survivor of a party of six who had sailed from nevil's Is

land. Soon after they left the shore, he explained, a storm arose, and his companions were all lost. A day or two afterwards a letter carrier was attacked by several wild-looking men. It was subsequently ascertained that the i story of the Frenchman was a fabrication. He was one of the six who had landed. The remainder had made their way to the Savannah backlands. As a result of outrages the local authorities ordered that detected escaped convicts should be ordered to leave the. colony within a specified number of days. Failing to do so they are placed on board a French steamboat and sent away. City Statistics Deaths and Funerals. DICKEY The funeral of Albert R3 TWO W G S All the latest and best styles in Fobs and Coat Chains both metal and silk ribbon. A very large assortment to "hoose from, and For Less Money nan you pay elsewhere for the 3ame quality. Your money back or a new one in exchange if not satisfactory. . The Jeweler Expert Repairing. 12 N. 9th St. u u U 8th and North E St. Phone 1445

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