Parent to Freeman. First base on ball*.Off Win¬ (seventy-flve yards); fourth, C. L. Miller winds kept the birSs in itie basket until will join Corolskey's men on their next IN CHESS CIRCLES. ters, 3: off Nop*. 1. Hit by pitched ball.Parent. (scratch). 4.28 4-5. Final heat: Won July 29, when they were liberated by Mr. trip east. THE DAY Struck out.By Winters. 1: by Nops, 3. I'mplre. Time, DR. EDWARD KOCH SPORTS OF A. J. L. Mitchell; third, G. W. at 5:19. a south¬ of hour and 20 min¬ by Messlno; second, Spencer a.m.~ln light Magnates Somen, Killilea, Gross and Co- The twelfth and last game, as it turned Mr. Cantllliou. Time game.1 E. L. Wilson. 4.35 2-5. east the same of utes. Time. wind, conditions prevailing mlskey the American League, were in out, in the match for the championship of LEAVES GERMANY SECOND GAME. Police pursuit race.Won by A. C. Lynn, throughout the course. But four birds re¬ conference with President Ban Johnson at AND IS ON HIS WAT TO AMERICA. eighth precinct; second, Harry Quail, .ninth turned in time for all on the third the District between Captain O'Farrell and Boston. R.H.O.A.E. i Baltimore. R.H.O.A.E, record,, Chicago Wednesday. Nothing was given out Having brrn to Grrtntn; to the new 0 0 3b I 8 2 1 precinct. Distance, three miles and four day, to the loft of H. K_ Bliss, the the Mr. W. A. was this week investigate Senators Two Games to the Dowd, If... 0 0 0 M'tJraw, making regarding object of the meeting. Som- Gwyer, play&l treatment discovered for < Vmsumption and Asthma, Drop Stahl, cf... 0 0 2 0 0. Dentin, lb. 0 6 0 0 laps. Time, 7.29. following speed: 325 yards, 314 yards, 307 ers and Killilea left the last and won the and with it the 3I>. 0 12 3 0 rf 0 city night. by former, he went to the Tuberruloala Congrens, which met Collins, Seymour, yards and 294 yards.. , Pitcher Michael Mullin of the Athletics. Freetnan.lb 1 1 11 0 0 Wllirins,2b 1 h: LONG ISLAND TENNIS TOURNEY. State Waverly match. The final score being O'Farrell, 7; In London, England, laat week, to discuas the sub¬ 2 0 0 ss. 0 League base ball team leaped from Hemphill,rf Kelster, All-Day Shoot a window In Gwyer, 3; drawn, 2. ject of how to cure consumption. Parent, ss.. 1 4 0 Brodle, cf.. 6 hi Are Proposed. fourth-story the Lewis House After the of Ferris, 2b.. 1 3 0 Jackson, If. 0 4 0 0 Clothier and the Elder Lnrned ¦Hie Analostun Gun an In Binghamton The captain is not a youth by any means, conjcreaa physicians adjourned, both la for the Final*. Club, organisation early Wednesday morning, Dr. Edward and Dr. Crelger. c.. 0 0 0 Bresnah'n.c 0 2 0 0 of local amateur sjfortsnfen, will hold a while playing an imaginary game in his being now sixty-eight years old, and has Robert Koch returned to Mitchell, p. 1 1 1 M'Gln'ty.p. 0 0 4 0 Play was continued at Southampton, L. sleep. He will recover. Germany, where Dr. Edward remained until Au¬ STINSON DEFEATS M'EACHERN merchandise all-day shoot on Labor day at been playing chess from his youth up. gust when be cabled 2 4 24 0 I., In all the contests of the Woods won two games for Brockton at 3, that he would sail for Totals 0 1127 11 1 Totals yesterday Analostan Island. The merchants of town When he became interested in the civil war and will arrive here about Boston 01050000 x.6 lawn tennis tournament on the courts of Toronto Wednesday. In the first he held America, August 10. 0-2 have donated liberal prizes. The club holds Toronto down to one run and five hits and in this country he was clerking in the city After remaining in New York about Ave daya Baltimore 20000000 the Meadow Club for the Long Island his homer of Earned runs.Boston. 4; Baltimore, 1. Two-base weekly shoots on the island, occupying the in the eighth scored the winning of Belfast, and was then in possession of be will rlslt all of hla American offloea, which am Meeting of the Tennis Experts h ts .Fri-eman and lfcmlin. Three-base hit.Bresna- championship. Perfect weather brought dear Held formerly used for a base ball tallies. In the second game he succeeded the championship medal of that city. Sur¬ at 627 E at. n.w., Washington, D. C.; 48 W. 22d hau. Home run.Williams. Sacrifice hit.Bresna- out a large gallery and allotted the con¬ diamond by the Columbia Athletic Club. Flanmlller, as the latter had broken his rendering It, he came to this country to at.. X. Y.; 1334 Arch St.. Philadelphia; 801 N. hau. Stolen bases.<"rviger, Williams and Hemp¬ A number of and the on contest the off testants to finish their matches with rapid¬ traps will be placed finger by sliding into third, and In the thir¬ engage the federal side of that Eutaw at., Baltimore. Md.; 5 W. 50 .410 Wood, c... 1 2 9 12 Friel, 3b... in the two sets. 101 runs for the loss of six wickets. J. B. The figures for twenty-five recent games QBxl> BxKRPch 31 RxBPch K.Kt3 Boston 51 .'!7 .5.SU Washington. Shelbeek.ss. 0 1 0 0 Bruyette.ef 0 0 2 0 0 Of the mixed in two 12 P.KKt3 B.Kt4 32 R.B4 R-R8ch Baltimore.. 4'.i 3S ,5National League and an 15 < Iiil»s* Totals 8 27 caught by Evans, Kt.Q2 P.Kt4 35 ItxKtP R--KKt8 Xatimml I.eaicue Standing;. Cleveland 04001021 x.8 liam J. Clothier were the most interesting. average of 1 hour and 41 minutes for the 16 BxKtP(b) PxB 36 Kt.K2 H.Kt7 Ja5-a&w-10St W. !». Pet. W. L. Tot. Milwaukee 01100000 1.3 Cornier pair defeated Miss Crocker and Note* of the Wheel. American. 17 Kt.Q5 Q.Kt2 37 K->uU... 53 40 .510 Cincinnati.. 35 51 .407 off 5. Stolen bases- dash, long son, is fast coming to the front as a pace 20 ItxKt Kt.Q2 40 K.K4 Resigns. 47 43 .522 Chicago.... 37 50 bails Moore. 5; off Hawley. .markably good. Miss Hol- secretary, of the new Pittsburg American 21 Kt-g6ch BxKt Brooklyn... l'ickering, 1; Hogrlever, 2. Sacrifice hit.Moore. 1l insn«eSand follower. Joe his never ridden in a cycle League club. All were in the Store cloaea 5 Struck out.By Moore: Gilbert, Brnyette (2). Haw¬ Clothier won over Miss Post and prominent (Notes by Capt. O'Farrell.) p.m.; Saturdaya at 1 p.m. until The double-header at American League The was race, but in his training he is show¬ National League before the advent of Drey- In September lat. ley (2). Conroy (2). Frlel and Hogrlever. Double ,osinS Pair three spins fuss in (a) the ninth game of this match White played Park yesterday afternoon between the play.Pickering anil La Chance. Left on bases- times within.?^e' a stroke of taking the first ing splendid speed and many of the qualities Pittsburg. here Kt.QB3 The move in* the test Is much S61. W. the traction and and Athletic clubs was an ex¬ Cleveland, 8; Milwaukee, 7. Wild pitch.Moore. of his famous brother. will race as an Kelsey Schoepf, magnate stronger gives White the better game. Washington L'mpire.Mr. Manassau. Time of game.2 hours Joe and part owner of the Pittsburg club, yes¬ (b) White gltea up his bishop, but wins the About Pianos. cellent exhibition of the national game and 10 minutes. WORLD'S RECORD LOWERED. amateur this season. terday denied the report from Cincinnati game. a Not The wonderful Wal- that he will be at the Buffalo We can from Philadelphia standpoint. only Detroit, 12; Chicago, 1. showing of Bobby wanted to buy the Cincinnati club. Pilisbury present sell yon a good, reliable In¬ did Connie Mack's aggregation land both Great Riding by Kramer and Fenn thour In his race against Elkes was, after He declared he never thought of it, and meeting of the New York State Ch«ss As¬ strument cheaper thla month than we Detroit, playing at home yesterday, ran has not seen sociation, but will not take in the can games by the respective scores of 5 to 4 In Cycle Knee* at New York. all, traceable to Tom Eck, who brought Brush or Lloyd in a month. part afford to do for ono year. If you away from Chicago from the start, and He was at Cincinnati Sunday, as he al¬ scheduled events on the ground that there will call we will explain why. We haTO and 9 to 4, but the exhibition given by sev¬ Cycle racing of the thrilling order marked Walthour out. Eck and the southerner are are no of his class to meet, but won out the one-sided score of 12 to 1. ways is, but saw no one regarding a base players now excellent Upright Pianos as low eral members of the Athletics was simply by the grand circuit meet at Madison Square not together now, but Eck still takes a ball has offered to blindfold against the The White Sox fielded poorly, while the deal..Pittsburg Press. play as $150, $176 and $200. It will pay you wonderful and deserved all the praise show¬ Garden, New York, last night. lively interest in his old charge and coach¬ Mullaney of Lewiston, for hitting, run¬ best sixteen players who can be put up to to examine the Tigers didn't have a mlsplay. Attendance, ' and meet him out of those who assemble. This, goods. ered on them by the spectators. Those In the semi-flnal of the half-mile cham¬ ed him for a week previous to his race ning general all-around work, is the and .*- 2,807. Score: best man in the if it occurs, will be an interesting event, as Tuning. Moving Tacking by "fans" who lean toward hard had pionship Frank Kramer established a new with Elkes. outfield of the New Eng¬ pert workmen. hitting Chicago. R.H.O.A.E. Detroit. R.H.O.A.E. Arthur Gardiner, the champion of 1897, land League, says the Lewiston Journal. it is expected to have Napier of Pittsburg, their hobby gratified, and those who par¬ Hoy, cf.... 1 2 2 0 0 Barrett, cf. 1 2 3 0 0 unpaced competition mark, negotiating the is very made He has dropped but two balls this season, Shipley, Voigt and Bampton of Philadel¬ 0 rf. 1 2 0 0 highly pleased at the showing ticularly admire fast and accurate fielding Jones, rf.. . 0 0 0 0 Holmes, distance in 58 seconds. W. S. Fenn's win by Johnnie Fisher. Gardiner brought bcth after hard runs. His catches of dif¬ phia; Marshall, Howell, Hodges, Lipschutz, JOHN F. ELLIS & Mertes. 2b. 0 1 0 3 2 Casey, 3b. . 3 0 3 0 Finn, Hanham and Delmar of New CO., had nothing left to wish for. 0 2b 3 13 0 of his heat in the mile handicap, when on Fisher out of Chicago several years ago, ferent balls have been phenomenal. His York, McFarl'd.lf 0 13 0 Gleason, and Brooklyn as some of the leading lights. .Phone 1218. 937 PENNA. AVE. N.W. The big Frenchman, has Isbell, lb.. 0 1 10 1 0 Eltterf'ld.ss 2 6 3 0 a ten-lap he the and at that time tipped him off as a cer¬ batting average is upward of .330. He au7-25d Lajoie, played If.. 1 0 0 0 track, equaled previous would make a hitter in Pilisbury announces that he will not piny many brilliant but Is doubtful Hartm'n,3b 0 0 111 Nance, of the aroused the tain champion of the future. Of late Fisher any sort of com¬ games, it Shugart, ss. 0 0 2 2 1 Crockctt,lb 0 1 11 10 figures world, 5,000 has shown form on more pany. chess above two years longer, and after whether he will ever a better exhibi¬ Sullivan, c. 0 2 6 0 1 Buelow, e.. 0 0 3 3 0 to enthusiasm. In the final he championship that will devote himself entirely to his pro¬ COLIMI11A IN BAD SHAPE. give 1 1 1 3 0 spectators than one occasion, but has not been a Third Baseman Lave Cross is undoubted¬ tion than he Patterson, p 0 0 0 3 1 Miller, p... even the fession.law. He intends to tour Europe, did yesterday at American went faster, making 1.57 2-5.a new steady winner. His winning streaks have ly hardest worker on the Athletic Cruiser's 13 27 16 0 a team. When he starts for a ball he commencing about January 1, and to spend Pump* Corroded So as to lie League Park. He was all over the In and Totals 1 7 24 10 6 Totals... 12 world's record. yielded number oi sensational wins, and goes about months blindfold of No I'se. 10000000 0.1 to the saucer he bids fair to show a clean of heels after it as though nis feed depended on it; eighteen giving outfields, gathering in apparent safe bits, Cilcago Repairs board track had pair and simultaneous performances, and to A while at the bat he ball. Detroit 00012702 x-12 made it lightning fast, and the pedalers much oftener as the season goes along. it is the same at bat, the same on bases. board of inspection, consisting of Rear simply killed the t.he same in bring about, if possible, the long-looked-for Twice he hit the ball over the left-field Two-base, hits.Holmes and Sullivan. Three-base whirled around at a speed that amazed the Iver Lawson, who recently defeated both all he plays. He is a hard and Admiral Evans, Naval Constructor Wood¬ Crockett, Holmes and Elberfeld. Home Major and three conscientious worker, and a bou¬ meeting with Lasker for the world's cham¬ fence for home runs, and when he wasn't hits.Hoy, Stolen bases big crowd. Taylor Frank Kramer by pretty ward, Captain Folger and Lieutenant Rod- run.(ileason. Sacrifice hit.Patterson. Schreiber in the mile amateur wheel lengths each in one night, will make quet the Athletic3 would be if all the mem¬ pionship. making "homers" he was driving in runs (2). First base on balls.Off Patterson. 1; handicap bers The following two lively games were con¬ gers, went to the navy yard In Brooklyn for or .Casey First base covered the distance in 2.02 3-5, a new in¬ his first metropolitan appearance on the of the team were like him. by hitting singles doubles. Lave off Miller, 4. Hit by pitcher.Shugart. "Jack" tested at the local club, recently. The first, yesterday for the purpose of examining Cross also ran his a close second on errors.Detroit, 4. Left on bases.Chicago, 8; door record. Manhattan Beach track tonight. Harper continues being the captain Johnnie Nelson he to league's vic¬ Jeffries-Lowerim, was published last week, the collier Brutus and the cruiser In the matter of brilliant plays, several Detroit, 5. Struck out.By Patterson, 4; by Miller, Lawson slipped a pedal at the start of bays that will go leading pitcher. Saturday's but with a marred score. Co¬ 2. Double to Buelow to Crockett; California for a six months' rest as tory over the Remnants was his twentieth This time, it is one-handed stops by Lave bringing the plays.Casey Sheri¬ the championship heat and failed to qual¬ long the followers of the can lumbia. to Isiiell to Mertes to Shugart. Umpire.Mr. fall at Boston him soon as the outdoor racing season of the season. Harper's best performance hoped, game spectators their feet, while Mclntyre, dan. Time of game.1 hour and 53 minutes. ify. Taylor's prevented cycling carry it through. When the draw was The navy yard board of survey went in left, gathered in a one-line hit his from attending. Summaries: closes. He will devote his time for the was in the early part of June, when he with won five agreed on, White could have won by play¬ aboard the Columbia on and good right hand which should have been National Leagne Games. One-mile professional, 2.10 class.Won by winter to pleasure. Los Angeles is hailed games in a row. He is again out and Wednesday, Nelson as in to surpass Christie ing R-qS, threatening Black's loose Admiral Barker's was forwarded at least a triple. Harry Davis was also 13; New E. E. Stevens, Buffalo: Hardy Downing, by home now, and while that Matthewson's brilliant pawns. report much in the clever At Philadelphia.Philadelphia, San Jose, Cal., second; G. L. Leander, Chi¬ city he will secure permanent quarters for record, and has earned brackets the last to the at evidence, first baseman three times he has Two Knlfthts Defense. department Washington yester¬ making the longest hit credited to Ameri¬ York, 2, cago, third; time, 2.4 4-5. the winter season pnd do only light train¬ been employed on the It was said that this 1. work firing line. Jeflfers. Sournln. I Jeffers. Sournln. day. report fully can Park, the ball sailing over the fence At Pittsburg.Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, One-mile amateur handicap.Won by J. ing upon the road. 1 P-K4 P-K4 in center 3. Jacobson and formed a It has been decided that Frank 20 P-Q5 QR-Q confirmed the statements that had been field, a feat never before achieved At Brooklyn.Brooklyn, 4; Boston, Courter, Newark (120 yards); J. M. Lind- Hadfield, Collett definitely 2 Kt.KB3 Kt.QB3 21 P-QG KR-K made the condition of th<* on the Gus combination last but the combina¬ Murphy, the Fordham College boy, now IH regarding filthy by any player local grounds. At Cincinnati.St. Louis. 13; Cincinnati, 6. ley, Bridgeport (80 yards), second; Eg- spring, 5 B Kt.B3 22 Kt.Q4 Kt.K4 Columbia, and it was to this Compared with the exhibition given by loff, M. F. C., New York (80 yards), third; tion is sadly shattered now, for the three playing left field for Boston, is the property 4 P-Q3 P-Q4 23 KtxBch QxKt owing report are of the Cincinnati but for some rea¬ 6 PxP KtxP 24 KtxB that the board of inspection was ordered the Athletics the work of the Senators STINSON DEFEATS McEACHERX. Joseph Reggl, New York (100 yards), cyclists laid upon the shelf. Hadfield club, Q-QKt3 to looked has a broken shoulder Jacobson a son or other President Brush has not com- 6 Castles B-K2 25 QxKt BxQP look into the matter. An officer of tho poor, while In fact they put up a fourth; time, 1.50 4-5. blade, 7 R-K 26 said that if creditable game in the the Race at One-mile broken collar bone and Collett a fine of $75 municated to the young man or the Boston QB.ICt5 R.Q3 B-K4 navy yard today the Colum¬ face of the terrific Some Record* Broken In professional handicap.Won by club 8 Q.K2 Castles 27 R-KB3 R.Q5 bia had lain at League Island much long¬ bombardment. Waldron, in center field, the Coliseum. Lester Wilson, Pittsburg (35 yards); E. C. to pay, with a suspension and discharge that his presence is desirable in Cin- 0 P-B3 Kt.B3 QxR from the cinnati, and President Soden intends to con- 128 QxR er he believed she would have sunk at her pulled down several apparent safe hits, the champion middle- Hausman, New Haven (00 yards), second; cycle racing team. Hadfield fell 10 B.QKt5 B-Q3 20 QxB IlxQ He continued: while Archie McEachem, John at Manhattan Beach and started to run tinue to avail himself of his services until 11 B.KKt5 Kt.K2 30 ^ moorings. Clingman, Coughlin and Gear made T. Fisher. Chicago (20 yards), third; PxQ P.KB4 "I am several distance rider of Canada, was defeated by Walter Buffalo fourth; for the tape, carrying his wheel. the he is asked to let him go, when he will 12 BxKt PxB 31 K.Kt2 PxKt surprised that the Columbia pretty plays. Bardgett, (80 yards), By 13 Kt.Kt3 PxP P-B4 reached here without more than Lave Cross is credited with a home run Will Stinson, holder of the world's record time, 1.55 1-5. Irony of fate Jacobson,' sprinting, ran into surrender him. Murphy is the second man QKt.Q2 132 difficulty has 14 P-Q4 P-B3 33 P-B3 P.B5 she encountered. There is not a pump on in the first game which was brought about for the last night in a twenty-mile Five-mile amateur lap race.Won by G. him and both men heeded the services of Cincinnati pulled away from Boston 15 B.B4 PxP 34 P-KR4 K.B3 hour, the this season. Dobbs was a the vessel that will work for the corrosion through a peculiar play. The ball was hit at the Coliseum track. C. Schieber, H. W., New York; Gus Wel- surgeon and an X-ray to learn their in¬ all but Boston- 16 PxP B-B5 35 K-R3 P.KR4 to left field and motor-paced race New R. A. I. juries. ian when Cincinnati yanked him back 17 R-K2 and rust that trovers everything. It is deep would have struck the seen on sing. York, second; Brooks, Q-Q3 Q-Q2 30 R.Q the use of fence, but ran The contest was as pretty as any New J. A team iace is to be a of a again, and now that is discovered 18 Kt.K4 K.Kt2 37 R.K3 only by hand pumps that wo Foster almost to the ob¬ W., York, third; Hagerty, Bridge¬ six-day part Murphy R-Q6ch can her from struction and threw his bowl this and was won by two 12.G3-5. won two weeks' carnival at Revere to be a good man he is to be restored to 10 QR-Q B-B4 keep settling In the water. up gloved hand in the season, port, fourth; time, Lap prizes cycling Until the pumps have been taken apart endeavoring to make the catch. The ball at the finish. It was necessary to by Schieber. J. Courter, Gus Welsing, J. Beach, near Boston, where is located the Cincinnati some time. Ray Lopez. struck laps at The Senators will be when the Ath¬ and cleaned they are useless, and we shall the glove and then bounded over starts in the race before the Hagerty and Schroeder. great eight-lap cycle track, where, three glad White. Black. White. Black. to the inclosure. n.ake two big circuit the over letics quit the town. have keep her tree from water by tho Half-mile championship.Won by meets, attendance has averaged 1 P-K4 P-K4 16 Q.B3 P.Kt5 use hand In the second game Mike men were finally started on their long Frank Tom time, 6.000. The race Will be hours Mike Grady should have been encouraged 2 Kt.KB3 17 of pumps. If she was without Grady, who is Kramer; Cooper, second; six-day eight Kt.QB3 Q-B4 P.QR4 care at the Island and suffering from a badly spiked ankle, was Journey. The twenty miles were covered 1.9 2-5. daily. yesterday instead of jeered. He is covered 3 B.Kt5 P.QR3 18 Castles(Q) R.B League navy yard, given a terrible at Dr. of has the with wounds, and should not have ad. 4 B.It4 P.Q3 10 KR-K QKt.K2 she evidently was, 1 am surprised that sho jolt the home plate by In 30.59 1-5, Stinson breaking the world's Holly Brooklyn become play 20 BxKt did not sink at the wharf." big Seybold which put the Hiber¬ NATIONAL AMATEUR CYCLERS. of the cycle racing men. McFar- Waldron had the crowd with him yester¬ 5 P-Q4 P.QKt4 Kt(R5)xKt nian in plucky record for a mile in competition on a six- physician 6 B.Kt3 PxP 21 P.K5 BPxP dreamland for several minutes. Sey¬ last mile of the race, rid¬ land, Kimble, Taylore the Frenchman, Had¬ day, his hitting being hard and timely. 7 B.Kt2 22 BxB KtxB bold was on third and lap track, in the Met III* First Defeat at Buffalo seems to have let out a B.Q5 RAKINQ BRITAIN'S NAVY. Mclntyre on first, it In 1.26 2-5, off two-fifths of Hurley field, Jacobson and Elkes have all been Manager Duffy 8 KtxP Q.Q2 23 KtxKt QxKt and the latter made a bluff steal of sec¬ ing clipping Yesterday. of late. good man when he allowed Waldron to 0 B.Kt5 B.K2 24 PxP Q.Kt4ch a second from the record established by patients ond. Grady shot the ball to Farrell and An excellent an Im¬ "Major" Taylor still complains of un¬ slip away. 10 P-KB4 R.Kt 25 K.Kt K-Q Outcry in London for More Criusera on the return the Bobby Walthour, the southern crack, at program greeted Another double-header Is scheduled for 11 Kt.B5 KB-B 26 PxP P-B3 That Sail Fast. sphere landed in the 27. mense crowd of Pan-American fairness on the part of his competitors, In catcher's hands a fraction of a the local track June exposition and Lee and Gear will be led out to 12 Kt.B3 Kt-Q 27 Q-R6 Q.Kt4 second be¬ riders had ridden but five In that they combine against him and have today 13 P.KB3 28 R7 The London Outlook, commenting on the fore Seybold ran Into him full tilt. The laps visitors at the fifth day of the national a the slaughter. Q-Q4 Q. Q.Kt4 Mike the first mile when French, who one of their number set killing pace in Only phenomenal playing 14 B.R4 BxB 20 P-Q7 Resigns. recent British naval maneuvers, says: was knocked prone upon his back, and It "Bobby" amateur bicycle meet of the National order to ride Taylor "out." can stop the Athletics at the gait they are 15 KtxB Kt.B3 required severaJ doses of water to was steersman for the McEachern ma¬ going at "Undoubtedly the admiralty's reason for bring and as a Cycling Association at Buffalo, yesterday. The score to date in the race for the present. Below is given another one of the very him back to consciousness. The sphere chine, cut too close to the pole Is: Frank Bill Coughlin remarked after the game winding up the campaign in a week instead was result the handle which, it is claimed, The feature was the defeat, his first on cycling championship Kramer, fine games of Prince Dadian of Mingulia knocked out of Grady's hands in the bar, 27 Taylor, 24; Tom Coop¬ that he thought he had lost a hand after Sicard of Russia: of ten days was because of the collision and run was loose on the machine, struck Stinson's the Stadium track, of Marcus Hurley of the points: "Major" played against Michael sufficiency the counted. er, 12; John T. Fisher, 11; W. S. Fenn, 11; trying to stop the drive Lajoie sent his way. of unpalatable truths forced home. Tho Bernhard and Carrick were the opposing single wheel and caused the machine to New York Athletic Club, In the five-mile Ivor T. J. Billy Clingman was treated the same way, Center Gambit. As a result French dislocated his Lester Wilson, 7; Lawson, G; admiralty did not care for further demon¬ twirlers in the first game, and the former spill. national amateur championship. This was G&scoyne, 5; Owen Kimble, 4; George H. the ball coming so swift- as to tear the Sicard. Dadian. Sicard. Dadian. had decidedly the better of the collar bone, and It was necessary for him hands 1 P-K4 P-K4 20 RPxQ R.R8ch strations in the same line." argument. He accomplished by T. J. Grady of Chicopee, Collett, 4; H. B. Freeman, 4: F. A. McFar- shortstop's apart. The Senators began the game as though to go to the hospital for treatment. land, 3: Tom Butler, 1, and E. C. Haus- If the Senators can continue their pres¬ 2 P.Q4 KPxP 21 K.QB2 Kt.Kt5 The paper also says the chief lesson they were going to drive Bernhard to met with a similar accident to the same Mass. Hurley remained in fourth place, ent will win a from 3 QxQl* QKt.B3 22 K.Q2 It.Ii7 tall man. 1. gait they many game 4 P.KKt3 23 KB-B2 learned was the imperative need of swift timber, two runs being chased over the shoulder in May last and was just recov¬ with Grady close to his rear wheel. Enter¬ the western teams. Compared with the Q-K3 QltxBch plate the effects of his fall in Herrman Reimers of the McEachern camp 5 QB-Q2 KB.Kt2 24 K.Q QBxP cruisers, and that there was a glaring de¬ through good hitting, but after this ering from Boston, ing the last turn, Grady spurted and gained is a natural German and is Athletics their playing doesn't look strong, 6 QKt.B3 KKt.B3 25 KR.Q initial endeavor was thrown on the same shoulder. comedian, Kt.Q2 In the home in this re¬ "Berny" settled down to when he a lead which Hurley tried his best to cut among the racing men. al¬ but there is no club in the land playing 7 KB-K2 Castles 26 K.K2 KB-B0 ficiency squadron business and pitched ball. The riders on the machine were very popular now. 27 K.B3 KBxKt good Carrick big spilled down, but failed, the men finishing almost though a butt for their jokes. He cannot better ball than the Quaker's just 8 Castles P.Q4 spect. It points out that the defense started off all right, but the long drives of and the rear man, Relmer, was badly shak¬ even across the The Senators are very indignant over the 0 KPxP KKtxP 28 QBxB QRxIt maneuvers were the Davis tape. speak English as well as Frank Waller, 10 KtxKt £0 K.Kt4 B.K3ch squadron's practically Cross, and Seybold counted effec¬ en up. The semi-finals of the two-mile amateur and In times of excitement becomes ter¬ spiking of Grady and Clingman by McGin- QxKt same it would have been called upon to tively and really won the with Fred Sims as steers¬ 11 K-Kt(u) QB.K3 30 K.R4 QR.Q6 game. A new machine championship were won by Grady, McCon- ribly tangled In his efforts to find expres¬ nity in Baltimore during the last visit. 12 P-QK3(b) KB-Q5 31 QR.K3 KR.Q4 use in guarding the channel during actual The second contest was almost a man was out and a second start and Hoffman. The all claim that the was inten¬ The was tion of repeti¬ brought nell, Hurley grand sion In the Engllsn language. They spiking 13 Q-Kt3 Q.QB4 32 Q-KB3 P.Kt4ch hostilities. attacking fleet infe¬ the first. Plank scattering the hits made. This time Stinson's pacing machine semi-final and final will be run today. Harry Elkes and W. C. tional. Grady's injury came near putting 14 P-KB40) Q.Kt8 33 BPxP KR-Q&ch rior numerically, but superior in mobility. of the Senators in an effective manner, went after had ridden Bobby Walthour, him out of the business for while 15 Kt.B3 KB.Kt2 34 K.It5 B.Kt5ch while wrong they nearly The one-half-mile amateur handicap was Stinson will meet in a series of long-dis¬ good, It held the channel commerce at its mercy Patten was jolted hard and often. a lap. After a slight delay a third attempt divided into four fast fields. The only Clingman said he was afraid of blood 16 KB-Q3(c) P QR4(!) 35 QxB KRxQ from the declaration of hostilities and It was the first game at Ameri¬ tance races for the world's championship 17 QR.K P-QRo 36 QltxR KtxR played was made and the riders were soon under scratch man to qualify was Warren Zur- In New 17 and 25 and poisoning for a time. KxR whipped the defenders by sections through can Park for a month, and also the initial York, August Sep¬ Sam is to a citizen 18 QB.K3 PxP(d) 37 Ktch double-header way. From the very start Stinson held brick of Buffalo, but he was not In it in tember 1. Dungan going become 10 BPxP QxPch 38 Resigns the possession of swift cruisers and de¬ of the season. The local the lead, being the first to catch his pace. the the race being taken William of Washington. He has purchased a cigar which sailed around the home "fans" are for base final, by Floyd McFarland, the lanky Callfornlan, (Notes from the Clipper.) stroyers hungry ball, and the All through the race McEachern made ter¬ Morton of Toronto, with a handicap of in and news stand, and will try to gather in (a) 11 P.QB4 and variations would hare been squadron. added attraction of two games for one ad¬ at the close of the championship races mission drew rific spurts and endeavored to make up the eighty yards. It was a close and exciting September will leave for Australia to take the ducats during the winter as he does fly better. The Critic urgently appeals to the ad¬ fully 3.500 persons to the distance between himself and Stinson, and finish. Walter Smith of New York rode balls In summer. (b) At 12 P.QB4 was again preferable. miralty to double the strength of the grounds. The concourse was in a part In the winter races there. on the defensive. White should have Jolly good every time Stinson saw him coming he five miles in 8:30, the wind being too strong of Jimmy Casey found Roy Patterson very (c) Being cruiser squadron and to Increase the speed humor and wanted to "root" for the Sen¬ The next local meeting the grand cir¬ much to his at played a defensive game by. trying to exchange ators. but the likewise spurted and ran away from him. for record breaking. cuit will be held at the Coliseum track liking yesterday Detroit, the attacking pieces. He conld still obtain some of the new battle ships to the utmost limit fine exhibition of the visitors He lead the out two homers, which is quite a armor won them over, and toward the close increased the until twentieth Thursday, August 22. batting elbow room by 16 Kt.K5, P-QR4 if); 17 QB- of gun and efficiency. every¬ mile was reached, when he made a tre¬ NATIONAL ROQIE ASSOCIATION. Hill and Al. Moran, the crack lo¬ feat for such a little fellow. Clarke Grif¬ B3 and there is no danger, White having a va¬ An interesting detail is that the attack¬ body seemed to be cheering the great Johnny fith had another run-in with the of means to defend himself. His Im¬ Lajoie and his followers. mendous burst of speed, and with a frac¬ cal amateurs, are matched In a series of umpire riety position ing fleet's cruiser spies secured a mass of tion over a and a half to the Twentieth Annual Tourney to Come and had to leave the grounds. mediately becomes difficult to niCDd. information the defense move¬ Haskell and were the lap good, races for the half, mile and two miles, the Nov/ comes Black's for the bril¬ regarding Connolly umpires, made the even two when the Off at Norwich, Conn. Messrs. Comiskey and Griffith can lift (d) opportunity ments up the home and they cajne in for many words of com¬ up laps pistol best two out of three to decide the fastest liant termination in view at 16. If White 10 BxQ, by picking squadron's was fired at the twentieth mile. Announcements have been issued the will be used for their eyes from the Boston scores in the 20 21 wireless messages. mendation for their generally accurate and by man. Tandems pacing the and turn them toward the PxRPch; K-B, P. 4 6.27 1 4 21.47 mills negie played his game fairly. By Carrick, by Bernhard, Home runs.Sey¬ 7.59% 1 5 from Wilmington, Philadelphia and some Friday Gately severed his connection with and a on the Val¬ bold. Cross and Davis. Three-base hit.Mclntyre. 6 28.21% and Tenzler feels coach parlor car, Lehdgh do not believe any such report. I deny "Europeans have no idea how hard Amer¬ Two base hits Waldron, Powers, 6. 9.32% 1 6 25.58 of the western cities will also attend. the Stinson camp, like Railroad Black Diamond Ely, Foster "and 7 11.01% 1 7 26.36% Of the eight courts six have been fitted a newly made widow. Gately has had two ley Company's that the mills and their owners want to icans, both rich and poor, work." continued Coughlin. Sacrifice hits Ounnan and Gear. Stolen which left Buffalo at noon for state over to the I bise. Lajoie. Doable play Gear to Dungan. Um¬ 8 12.30% 1 8 28.06 with rubber borders and the lighting sys-w or three offers from other sources, and is Express, turn the republicans. M. Cambon. "The French people are not pire*.Messrs. Haskell und 9 13.58% 19 29.33% so them over. He says that when he New York and the give them credit for more patriotism and Connolly. Time of 10 15.25 20 30.59% tem has been changed, that evening thinking Philadelphia, jumped aware how many French there are In game-1 hour and 45 minutes. will be more successful. considers the risk taken on the machines track and broke loose from the remainder for more sense. These mill people know play know that would run America, especially the descendants of SECOND GAME. The Amateur Events. The officers of the association for 1901 he feels like quitting the business and tak¬ of the train at North Leroy, ten miles east better. They they are as follows: J. B. first vice ing a job where there isn't so much chance into a stone wall. I want to give a warn¬ Frenthmen. A .large part of the United Wash'gton. R.II.O.A.E. Phlladel'a. R.II.O.A.E. The first amateur event on the program Bell, presi¬ suicide. of Batavia, shortly after noon yesterday. to those who have been misled. Thore Wnldron. cf 1 1 2 0 0 Fultx. cf... 0 0 2 O 0 dent and acting president, 815 West 9th of involuntary ing States was settled by the French, and if Farrell, 2b. 1 2 2 5 1 was the one-mile novice, which, after a Prof. R. W. In securing McEachern and his men to The train was running over fifty miles an are some of these weak creatures around, descendants have not their Davis, lb.. 1 1 13 1 0 street. Wilmington, Del.; that all are not so fooli&h. In their preserved Dungan. lb 0 0 10 1 0 Cross. 3b... 1 1 0 2 0 pretty brush In the stretch, was won by F. Prentiss, second vice president, New locate permanently In Baltimore the Colos¬ hour at the time. The parlor car remained but I feel still love France. Grady, e... 12 3 12 I^J. Clarence Miller on Crane, Two-base hits.Farrell. Waldron heat found scratch, with Wahly, W. Holt Apgar, B. R. Veasey C. Ball place, Brooklyn; L. W. Pope, 507 4th ave¬ and the prices we will sell the well what they did for America. Still, the and Grady. Sac¬ the limit man at 180 yards, J. L. Mitchell. Base Motes. goods cultured classes know what America owes rifice hit Ely. Stolen base Ftiltc. . A. Littlefleld. nue, Brooklyn; George M. Bentley, Buffalo, Passed ball men had of the fusillade of hits from goods." Grady. I mpires -Messrs. Haskell and The two limit the racc to them¬ Correspondence.Chas. Jacobus, C. M In the face Pullman conductor; L. W. Amos, New The senator failed to see any reason or to France." Time of hour and Connolly. selves from the and it was the M. Cambon said: g;*me.1 40 mluutes. start, impossible Bryant, Paul N. Peck, C. 8. Wagoner,' the bats of the Athletics, fielding of the York, the porter. excuse for these mill men following the Describing the country, for the scratch men to overhaul . them. The cause of the accident is a "When one returns to Europe after living An Even Break at Herbert Congdon. Senators yesterday was good, In fact, bet¬ mystery. commercial democracy, and unless it be Boston. Mitchell landed first place, with A. Messlno Where the observation car went down the because of he could see no with the Americans everything here looks ter than their opponents. boot-licking, and so Boston and Baltimore played a double- second, J. O. Bardroff third and Miller Amateur Base Ball. embankment the rails seemed to have excuse for the change. He feared the small. America is so colossal fourth. In the final of this race If Powers should get Injured the Athletics has other header yesterday in the former city, and sprint The Park base ball team was de¬ spread toward the edge. trouble was due to the fact that had young that she many surprises Messlno maintained his lead, and Increased College would be in a bad fix. Cross would have to they in store for each team scored a victory. The first feated Thursday by the team representing been associating with northern bankers. Europe." It at tfhe finish, crossing under the wire go back of the plate and Dolan to third. PRESIDENT TO VISIT BUFFALO. But the native mill operatives will not be game was a slugging match, and went to first, Mitchell second and E. L. Wilson Berwyn on the latter's grounds by 10 to 2. In Mike Grady saya that the Baltimore coerced or seduced Into a commercial de¬ Mrs. Nattoa'a Husband Sues for Di¬ the Orioles by the score of 11 to 'J, while (scratch) third. the first heat Wilson Brown, who pitched for the College Parks, He Will Leave Canton won't vorce. a flat for ten team is a bad lot. and that Iron Man Mc- September -4 mocracy. They follow, first, be¬ the Beaneaters gathered in the 6 rode with tire laps, and the and who for for Tbat cause are men. when second. he in his heat was re¬ formerly pitched Maryland break his Pnrpoae. they Next, during A dispatch from Medicine Lodge, Kan., to 2. fact that qualified Ginnity tried to leg. He might last five that these mills were Mitchell allowed Baltimore but four markable. Agricultural College, was batted unmerci¬ have succeeded, he say* had not his leg Arrangements were made at Canton yes¬ the years says: David Nation, through his hits in the second fully. Batteries: Berwyn, Mclnturff and making 20, 80, 40 and 50 per cent profit, yesterday game. Attendance, 6,101. The police pursuit race was the last event been pulled so often that H was accus¬ terday afternoon for "President's day" at did raise salaries and cut attorney, today brought suit for divorce Score: on the run off after the Mowatt; College Park, Brown and Robin¬ to hard usage. they hours? program, being son. tomed the Pan-American exposition. President were their in a his Mrs. Carrie Nation, the tem¬ FIRST GAME. Stlnson-McEachern race. Four bluecoats George Davis, manager of the New York They doubling money year from wife, The Prudentials, who have won J. G. Milburn and Director General W. I and a half, and their operatives must crusader. The petitioner, who is Boston. R.H.O.A.E. Baltimore. R.n.O.A.R. were stretched out around the track at eight team, has been told that If the Giants con¬ the perance Dowd. if... 2 1 0 0 0 Hunt* 3b... 0 0 111 equal distances, and at the crack of the games and lost two, have signed Callan tinue to lose he will be deposed. This Is Buchanan of the exposition, Mayor Diehl now join republican party through now visiting in Iberia, Ohio, alleges that .. ai.d "commercial Htshl. cf. 0 2 0 0 0 M'Graw, 3b 1 10 2 0 pistol adl of the riders made a sprint in the Lombardy, formerly of the B. and O pretty tough when the Giants haVe to of Buffalo and John I. Scatherd went there democracy," because tiity his wife held him up to public ridicule, Collins, 3b. 1 2 1 3 1 Donlln, lb. 9 31(1 O 0 endeavor to catch the man ahead of Stars. The signing of these two players' on their own are not now making 100 per cent. neglected her family duties and abandoned Freeman.lb 2 1 13 0 0 2 3 him. tackle the Phillies grounds, for the purpose. They spent most of the he did care Seymour,rf. 3 0 0 As a result the first mile was the fastest of It is expected, will greatly strengthen the which means that George has but little He said not to take up ths his home. Hemphill.rf 0 2 10 0 Willi'ms,2b 0 110 0 team. Address afternoon at the home. of McLaurln's or as.. 1 1 « 4 1 the race, and after that the riders loafed challenges to A Reld 47 chances to hold his place. McKinley Besides latest pronunclamentos, Parent, Kelster, as. 0 1 0 2 0 E street northwest. even it with an Ferris. 2b.. 1 2 5 4 2 Bnslle, cf.. 1 2-1 0 0 to a great extent. J. R. Johnson was the Connie Mack Is said to be after Murphy, selecting the date, it was arranged that dignify answer. He Ambassador Choate is fond of telling of S. hrei k. c. 1 2 1 ft 1 Jackson, If. 0 1 10 0 first to go out^ W. C. Van Horn'followed The Rock Creek Stars, having played and the brilliant outfielder of the Boston Na¬ the President shall leave Canton Wednes¬ would take up one point. McLaurin in¬ how the late William M. Evarts replied to Winters, p. 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 4 defeated some of the strongest teams sinuated that he took rebates on Bresuah'n.c 0 1 shortly afterward, and then the race nar¬ in tional League Club. Murphy Just now Is day. September 4, in the morning, and reach whisky. an impossible toast at a Harvard dinner, Nops, p.... 2 2 0 2 0 rowed down to Harry Quail and A. C. dispute the championship of the the bone of contention between Boston and "Gen. Butler argued this very thing here, over which Mr. Choate presided. Instead .e*c.District2^ for teams Buffalo the same evening. and know how it was answered in Totals 0 14 27 18 ft! Totala... 11 14 27 13 2 Lynn. The race was awarded to Lynn, al¬ averaging seventeen Cincinnati, and he Is tired of not knowing you of asking the men who were down tor friends were under the im¬ years. The Rock Creek Stars will Play to and shake The full plan will be worked out later 1894. I never touched a dollar, and every to the Boston 200502000.0 though Quail's team their where he is going play may speeches to respond regulation Baltimore 12003400 1-11 pression that he had won the race. The any disputing claim for a Drize off the National League end and join the but opportunity will be provided the Presi¬ one knows It, and the people showed it. toasts, Mr. Choate read of! a question to referee's decision was final, and and the ohampionshlp. Address challenges dent to see the by electing me time and again. The talk one the Earned runs-Boston, 4; Baltimore, 1. Two-base however, to J. E. Athletics. exposition complete and each from of college examination hits.Freeman, Donlln (2) and Seymour. Sacrifice the race was awarded to Lynn. Capt. Boyland, 2305 Washington Jackllts, the Philadelphia catcher, could to the best advantage both day and i\lght. about my being rich Is all rot, as the papers and then called up his victim. Tho lilts.Stahl and Schreck. Stolen bases- Dorillu, Col- The summaries: circict not hit .200 in last year's American league, Thursday will be largely given over to records of my county and the Carolina query which fell to Mr. Evarts was this: Una, Williams and Stahl. National Bank will show. It will take Seymour, Double play. One-mile novice.Won by F. F. Ruppert; Bat One but is batting about .330 in the National, the special program for "President's day, "Why is it that the stomach, which con¬ second. J. L. Mltchetl. Time, 2.20 4-5. Loft With Returns. indicating that the pitching standard In with parades, possibly speaking and other somebody of more character and respon¬ tinually digests food. Is never itself digest¬ Two-mile handicap.First heats Wbn by After postponing the 600-mlle race tor the National Is not up to that of the Amer¬ features. Friday the presidential party sibility than this John McLaurin to make ed?" Evarts, In response, said: "I have A Wlae Mother. W. N. Ward. jr. (sixty-five yards); second, two weeks six member* of the Washington ican. will spend at Niagara Falls. Part of Sat¬ people believe that any dishonest dollar attended a good many Harvard dinners be¬ A aenslble woman encourages her children to ac¬ John Hill now under ever my palms." as a result of some even those (twenty yards); third. E. L. Wil¬ district of the National Federation of Amer¬ Negotiations are way between urday will probably be spent at the expo¬ pained fore this, and, my experience complish daily task, during hot son (scratch); O. H. Miller and clubs of the and the . .. with before out from New vacation days. Such a woman rewards the boya fourth, (100 ican Homing Pigeon Fanciers the Milwaukee Chicago sition, party will leave for Cleve¬ them, setting and Klrls after their labors with a glass of Moxie. yards). Time, 4.31. Second heat: Won by shipped American League which may land Garvin land Saturday afternoon or evening and The anarchist Luigi Glanotti, under ar¬ York to attend one of these feasts I always It makes them forget tlie beat, while It strength¬ J. L. Mitchell (180 yards); second, A. Mes¬ thirty-two birds on July 14 to Waycross, In the ranks of the White 8tocklngs. If ths remain in that city for the Grand Army rest in Rome, has confessed to complicity divest myself of the ooats of my stomach en® their me-ve*. slno (135 yards); third, J. O. JBarctoff <3a.t but excessive heat and unfavorable deal goes through the elongated «x-orphan encampment the week of September ft. la the assassination of Kins Humbert. and hang them up in my wardrobe."