Mben's amist. makaing .thsee anib ff meneivi be letter In the bntn Ito rues. Free man htt to right for a bass and 1fereed 0"ttV 4W fa Xuooi - SENATORS LOSEAGAIN I y Parent, Coaghlin to .Rald.suN LA ~hanee singled to right, Desaismahin great oneanded try.for the V4toS was purposely given his base the ntedt dE orners so as to bring Smith to the pmbl "iad the paw Defeated in Boston Imith hit the flrst ball pitched to a ok HaeNot a 0siM~dt Today by; ingle, scoring Parent and wm .the .e ame for Boston. Seam: 3to2. Wsh'ste. R.H.O.A.. Busted. R.R.O.AE. 2 2 0 0 - - aoed -a m ainDtma olmes.3b 0 0 1 1 9 'ty puty.AUdtoi lor the Wnamtoohe r A veaftQ *aa& Wais a Wember me lelbach,lf. 1 0 2 0 * .M 0 1 1 - -- r nthe tya., ef.... 0 2'5 0 0 O'Brien, et 1 '2 1 0 011 freuen - -l-speeto-- a Ethe vudet etm"o Ariead. R e'h't,rf 2 2 2- 0 Preemaa.rf 0 2 1 0 war Department. plyalth~wis~ ptsali coaiaMsr. ,1the late Gen. C(6iuds as 0 0 0 0 Parent, @&- I -1, * =nmen Agud - I. nothe bei A WAS . 112 1 GAME EXCITING Karey 0 1 6 1 0 Lh'n.b on o I esmiel s 110sen-ga61f wUEOT WILLY FAE Lobtn'sm,2b 0- 0 a 2 0 Ferri, 2b..-0 0 & 3 0 O'Denell o a larke, e... . 2 5 0.0 Smith,c.... 0 1 4 1 1 The themorial exercises today at the DO- ase, e.k John .-s ktb, 0 0 1 1 2 Gibnm, p..1 11 5 0 n ret ae b e MRSULT WAS IN DOUT p..... tiooi cemetery at United States Seodiers !eetrala Ad t tOssneilg a UNTIL Totals..... 2 7*2510 2 Totals...; a 112 12 8 Home were and pain % ef own,-seting W I= os particularly appropriate Mr.OINWM s"epes a t vi&a&&=imi aT TH LAT INNING. *Ome out when wsmng ran was iered.' Interesting. They were conducted under 905[9s .aie, atree-ofUtharget erowd of the 1 here ~as.hseCase.~a,whi Saehesmins.109heorga 0 0 0 2 0@0--S0 enier anf" tho via nedte n Mr. On=mt e gdnt t er radiegtse...... ,.. 0 10 1 1---S the direction of Capt. A. Hart, vice plb 1 G 1mest...... $0 mtan ma man e Two-bin his-Cry. O'Brien., VnemJnef. dartnent commander. The exercises itneiftmah wafitsWese I ~js Delehanty Again istnguishas Him- a acrtaes hit-CllinA. ktolen bas-nraa, Selbach proper were preceded by a parade, Wbich 'ly themlay id nt g ...0itsAe 09 the near KDOgenD.. Xd., to the m=mgsement I, elebanty, Parent. Double nny&-WeMaa. WAe- emti e tournis -&Ai- mrhieb be devoted much of is tsm. He al a chance; Delebanty ad nobiso. First babe ,Was formed in front at the. Scott builWdn& ra~ wtEsaisvnia wmaSf eea e self at the Nat and In the Field- I a bal GUs. the and which tigto a close a"d quite mnway the play U Ved-neat t TA imter InWseuma't Let Passpasti Osm. Gibson, 1. Struck oet-ny ; In Soldiers' Home grounds, . SOrth. a. Paed boo-mth. Umpir-m the to theWemliannl of the m 's and tiMW4 city =A I*a K . singles - Attendance About 4000. Ti of game-1 bear and 50 =1Eute, moved to the -speakers' !stand *ithin- He mwas a grombtest Msember e t] Get - bemetery inelosure shortly after 90 *traat s draw the gmest t shareof f. IN aBale=dend eubs and of ti aPfter AdaMagn, o'clock. The United States Soldiers' Home bas*isaght sets.loMisstorma is now, I =1tC=lta d he leaves a wb me HITS WON GAIB. Band headed the column. Next wer ths Anhougd the Voman by anms one of -the :very beat players of dIrele of ienda Baltimore and Uai Upeelsi Dispatch to The Evening Star. TWO committees that served In connection with dsLWkid Ity. .4me Ohpae tone Eventg tar. the exercises,-and in tha order name. 4e .;the.am1nthuieasthe: weht,ofetewdefeatedmemosngesaC..mee Mari- his moth r- AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. Boston, at then., thm .svs repttidwh~ - smin UVWsinlesaof drw dthethis "eetsaeOIn Mr. Donnell Is survIved bt BALTIMORE, Md. May a.-Ge-g-o A. 3.-Boston defeated to- Lhe Athletics Defeated New York the officers of the Soldiers'"Home, the Ora- Vqiy Wasington morntig tw! hErs. Caroline O'Donnell. and a sister. II S. ShHver.-===istant to President Leres et ay Washington of the day, Miss s 3 to 2. The lovers of base ball were l'hildeli. tor, chaptains, pdet and readir harSfought sets. Cleosierann neer 1 Abort Hiackley of this city. Two bret the Baltimore Pad Ohio .eailroad, tM e- day. ft .P'ter's Church, ;choir, Henry, Wilson- quan hetjo-ournemest s de a Ovee.an 3. O'DOene not delighted over the outlook this morning. PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-MasterlY No. G. A. and veterans ofthe es ternoon gave th quietus to the story pub- Post 17, L. whih s i-t untoan for the: Anaduato for tea p~' d for there was a heavy mist at an early 4itching by Griffth and Henley and-bril- home, invited guests abd vimitom. headva sinc Thetumu~wxongem'ents have not Y t libed throughout the country to th a, and it but it was I lant on both sles characterled Upon reaching- the epedkerW stand''a-bU- freient resultd in ith'impeioth at t N Ch""ie bMen made. feet that the Goulds had secured hour. afterward stopped, fielding occasion *X* eW'Yr etat,. enough crowds I he American morning game - gler sounded "aasemily," after ahieh- the afinnpta wot the fhar. V. 'ark 6f this ithrae'stsbeing re- of Baltimore ad-OMo- stock to- cold and nasty. Record-breaking League band rendered 'The Soldifters Dream," have sature d been expected at the games, but in- I ween New YQrk and the Athletics. The. quised to decide the supremacy between WOmromD NB A WOAN. control of the read. To The Star e- closing with "Nearer My -dod to Thee," themselves areputitt i s toth the two playars. U the weather pe arit emency of the weather will doubtless keep i fhamplons won In the tenth Inning, when, all presens joining in the sting of the for)i"todin ohtda heinesh Mr. Fraik Geghmean will maet Mr. John spondent he saM: the attendance down, both morning and 1 with'no one out Seybold hit for two based hymn. Capt. Hart called the assembly tar.ts3 eme th .Gye'eral giitw toa rh- MoDadayson The winner of this match aDr. Earesty Protects 35r IS I* "It sounds so nuch like a fairy tale that man scored. on Murphy's single. Attend- to order with appropriate remarks ex- *'l Mr. ad then the winner It seems hardly worth a denial. It is bard afternoon. play Grant, . of the Of .a mn There were over 8.000 present at the i Lne, 6.323. Score: planatory meaning and purpose General oristow was authority forthe Will play-Mr'. Rarynand D; Little of New Against' for me to understand at times how these Memorial day. He told of its usefulness statement who won the last Capt. Boardman Is assisting the autbom morning game on Patriots' day holiday, New York. R.H.O.A.K. Whl. R..O.A.M. and rev- that Mae develipant in the situ- York, championship cup foolish railroad stories origna. There is k.Davis. If 0 1 1 0 0 Pick'ringr 0 1200 in teaching lessons of patriotism iof' othM ber s' lo ues eto year. t lea of Calvert county. Md.. in their e April 2). which affords an indication of rf.. 0 0 3 0 0 R.Davisb#' S 1 1 erence of the memory of those who devoted a q Moiftwhic nothing at all in the story. Keeler, Efink Closterans f4ueer to a men who is m'antA " what might be expected today. The at- deF'l'nd,cf 0 0 8 0 0 3b0 1 8 1 0 their lives to their country, and the hope- andhesetr of addedth e thatec 'Jeagst'd deMr.l-notcnerneMihebi arts apprehend 'Another oScial of the Baltimore and Will'ax, 2b 0 0 2 1 0 eyXd, ill 1 2 0 of the Grand of the Republic, that that anything wrbuM -he Despite the hard rains of lasthsit the om a charge of having unlawfully enteri 4 who tendance this morning 'was about 4.000. lanise. lb. 0 1 8 2 0 r b 0 1 0 1 0 Army stst~llg near Port R Ohio, has just returned from New through whose -efforts it was established, tOrtfcehaing ow-that day.,. % courts were In fair shape this morning t a bhuse of Franklin Wood. York. Then the hard luck which has attended the Jauroy, 8h. 0 0 2 2 0 Ua 0 0.20,0 and Charles said: attend- Jourtm'y,m 0 1 2 4 1 M.Croa., a 00 2 3 0 that it would be perpetuated respected wk .tJ ih .Geziaj flrlstow today o when play -was called Dortly after 10 ublic, Wednesday afternoon. ''There is at all Senators had its effect- upon the YConor, c 0 0 4 2 c.0 010 2 0 by future generations. and his wife and baby live In nothing In the rumor ance, not what 2 1 :eShrok,0 0 0 1 80 garding the pssiblI d efense of eAlie o'clock.' KisWI dmands kCst a lardesty that the Goulds are after the and they will draw they ).16th, p.. 00 Henley. p.. Rev. Joseph T. O'Brien invoked divine The nkan for whom the a Baltimore The next number was the sing- which the h papsi hie advanced siule were the first pair to begin. Miss Winser t m. house. and Ohio. I know it to be a might if the club were higher in the race. 7 12 1 Thtals.1 I 2 11 1 blessing. to be cc fact that Tota....0 of "Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp, his arrest resulted lathImpreo that Is a strong local while Miss CIO.- t larities are looking appeared neither the Goulds nor About all who were at the game this morn- *Nn eut when winning ran soed. ing offldwili' *W6 a* with the cehar. favorite, but the Rockefellers are wore overcoats and were with Ground," as a solo and chorus, by Mr. Ed. ftlnM&ia terman has won. friends her ored iwhen be-visited the house, It ing provided wYork...... 00 00 0 0-0 B. Fox and St. Peter-s Church choir. Dr. ee thee 1dence ajelst Mr. 31hen many by buying Baltimore and Ohio stock. umbrellas, and straw hats were consplcu- ladelpha...... 0000 0 _0 01-1 s to the plucky play among comparative strangers. t elloved by MrpL Hardesty. Who engain ous Gib- Thomas Calver recited an original poem. Cl tuetasless Mr. as a him. he is whi to aPmnsy" a las CoatroL by their absence. Albert Orth and famed run-Philadelphia. Two-bess bits-Court- entitled "Our Loved Ones Gone Before." A. outeojne of his trial. Andrew Y. Bradley acted umpire. ft a struggle with that son were slated to do the pitching in the ey, Sboed. SacrifIce hie-eLec. M1 IThis is declared to .con- Miss Closterman started off with a rush. e that he had blaekened his face for t e "The Pennsylvania ralroad Is in ste this soprano solo, the Soldiers' Home memorial "e~idence, show ad morning game, Hughes and Patten Iofman. Left an buses-Nepw York, 0;14r. "The Rest of the words by tlusively that Macen participated Inthe servi and winning her first game and c Wafen. The mnan was badly woundq 4 control of the Baltimore and Ohio. and I afternoon. Charley Farrell had his leg his 4 irt base on blls-Off Henley. 4. Hit hymn. Brave," profits of the Groff- fastener. Whether th. followng It up with a win on Miss Wimer's d the conflict, and it was thought I Is out of the it y p~tceb balKeeer. Struck eat-By 0.1ith, 4- Dr. Calver. was effectively sung by Mrs. uring am confident that if the Casatt Interests taken cast yesterday, and looks Henley, S an. read Machen was a oileit, partner In the firm Of serve. Miss Wimer began to play In- better n cote to this city and apply for hi as If his physician would make the old r ..Umpire-Mr. Nellie B. Kelser. Mr. Barry Bulkley tight wanted enough stock to secure absolute ame-i bo.r. nd 35 minutes. roE is'A question with which form at this stage and captured the third uItal treatment. promise to have him In the game be- impressively Lincoln's Gettysburg address. prothers Miss and final control of the Baltimore and Ohio This was followed the rendition by the oftelals Who. develp The case aginat and fourth games. Closterman, how- Two visits- were paid to the house by ti fore the 15th of July. Garland Stahl, the by him declare that ate not a ft e could obtain *Nn er Games. band of "Sweet Remembrance." Mi.s ty coicerned. aver, playing strong underhand game, atruder. When he called there In ti they It. Illinois find of "Jake," as he is familiarly Morning recited "The Whether this ardens wlact to relieve Mr. soon forged to the front again and won the ntonting he asked for Mr. Wood, and upc a "The position of the In known, will be on a Catharine.M. Loughran Gath- e Pennsylvania hand in few days, an4 Amercan League.-At -Bost~in: Boston, 3; ering of the Rear Guard." of which Misq, Machenof labty punishment should fifth, sixth and seventh games. It looked being told that the latter was not at bon ie Baltimore and Ohio affairs Is just new al- the Boston team will be in .a good way to Wadhington. 2. At Cleveland: Clevland Catharine is the authoress. After he set It-upl ae a probab ty gch at this point that she would win the set ha remarked: "Theres money in this boa le most impregnable. and at this time es- make a stand for first place. Stickney does not concern of. theevi &nd I'm The ; Chicago, 2. At St. Louis: St. Lours,2 tile singing of "The Holy City" by Mr. gathirers easily, with the score already .5 to 2 in her going to have It." pecially, it Is hardly limely that the Penn- -attendance was surprisingly large Lucius F. the oration of the dence. favor. Mrs. Hardesty picked up a shotgun as " sylvania would allow a prospective com- -considering the threatening weather. The )etrolt, 1. Randolph, Jr., IN veled it at hin, and he became first base day was delivered by Mr. Edward P. Seeds, Clearing Miss Wimer began a beautiful uphill frightenm d ttor to obtain control of a- gat trunk 25-cent blechers were well filled, National League- auditor for the War UPjDetaibs. game, and, followed the of her aad left. Fearing he would return later I , like the Baltimore and Ohio. Besides first base 25-cent bleachers were well filled. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 4; Philadelphia. 3. deputy Department- General by plaudits Bristow. while non-eojztmit- stanch supporters, she won the next three ]ae day, Mrs. Hardesty kept the gun ne r it would cost Id the neighborhood of V,- ed, while only a few hundred were in the At Pttsburg-PIttsburg 3; Cincinnati, I Mr.- Seeds' Oration. tal relative to the er, together with an a and a carvir g to secure stand. Collins chose the At 5; probable develo-' games, bringing the score to a tie-deuce, at 000,0M control of the Baltimore grand compara- CH cag-Chicago, St. Louis, et After that the and of the - nifo. The -man returned as she had ai k- and Ohio at this time." tively untried Gibson to go the vet- At New York-New York 2; Boston, 9. declaring sacrifices me.to future, Indicated that five games each. The effort told, however, against achievements of the Union soldier and his more and she weakened in the next cipated. and when he entered the hall, It The holding. of the Pennsylvania rail- eran Orth, and be did finely, showing a present woa wasn In perceptibly I istated, she used the ax on him. A blo w road in the Baltimore and Ohio, Whie not varied with the ac- sailor saved to the world the most success- the nature of small two games, Miss Closterman winning both delivery, all necessary MARY OARSMIKE TOOX PART. ealng up details and a the head knocked him down, and in a majority, are believed by those best n- companiments. He was cool and used good ful in that rather thn. capturing the first set. 7-5. off a- second blow his hand Le formed to experiment self-government developing any sensational second was 'arding wa have sufficient backing In hold- judgment. history records, the speaker dwelt on the The set practically a repeti- a wounded. He then beat a has :y by allied and Inter- Lnnual of climax of a new character. He said, how- tion of the first and was kought out point averely Ings entirely friendly Game Full of egatta tCle Harln Regatta details of the wiping out of slavery. Con- ever, that have been r streat. During the struggle Mrs. Ha r- ests to give a safe woring control for am Rxcitement. he remarked that it in- tbire are, and since by point. Miss Closterman and Miss d esty's dress was cut. time. AsnociatioLg tinuing, may appear Wimer both a if The game was full of excitement from consistent to praise the soldier and at the the Investigatin began. evetween twenty played long game, rarely, The affair was reported to the county o f-The last annual report of the Pennsyl- start to finish and NIW YORK. MayS.-One of the prini- same time condemn his but an and twenty-five Inspectors busily engaged ever, coming close to the net. Their under- jj and State's 4 vania railroad showed the of BS.l- replete with interesting profession, on hand strokes and cuts were cils, Attorney Parran visit holdings situations. I al sporting events of the many scheduled inconsistency is not always. an untrnith. various phases of the Inquiry Into the warmlyadmired t Is house and heard Mrs. Hardestre stoi y timore and Ohio stock by that system to Delehanty, Ryan and Clarke maifold charges that have pled high since by the expert players present. Miss Clos- ' batted in or today In the metropolitan d!strlct was War is. and has ever been, according to the affair. be 214.100 shares of preferred. at a par value great shape for the Senators, the speaker, an of mental the gates were opened for action. terman again won the two opening games. of $21,4W.000, and 302,=3 of common, at O'Brien and Freeman for t he thirty-seventh annual regatta of the acknowledgment Some of these crgeso which have on Miss Wimer took the third, but lost'the the locals. Clarke Association and moral weakness, a confession that in- a par value of "0.2=30% making a total caught a clean and larlem Regatta held over the tellect is not as yet to their face seemed trial and nimpqrant. fourth, and fifth, making the score four to ANNUAL LzTRA.Y COmESg. holding of 517.73 shares, at a par value St splendid, strong game, superior prejudice e one in favor never peedway course of the Harlem er. and passion. As strife between have develope leading features of the visitor. She rallied, $51.77r3,00. and lost a point. pbysjcal ofthiry. hwa and made a brilliant run, from all over the took individuals IS more and more condemned oteff fastener, for n- however, winning 2 :onors Awarded for Best * "Buck" Freeman distinguished himself Oarsmen country stance. was noU~noww before post of- the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth games, Essays-& About One-Third of stire INe. by a great play in the first when he I art, and the for the various as they rise in the scale of civilization, as the gath- competition the so-called code of honor is niow fice investigation begai even by postal of- reversing the score to five to four in her sat at Debate. The entire holding constitute about one- ered Selbach's short fly on the dead run, t was keen. The water smooth repro- ficials favor;. Miss won the and succeeded in rophies Oras bated in all reputable and intelligent com- themselyme., 7V~ contracts for Its Closterman tenth The second annual -literary contest amot g third of the entire Issue, which Included throwing the ball accu- nd a day's purchase were as a mat- game, making the set another deuce affair. -gtely to first without to recover his everything promised good munities. stated Mr. Seeds, so war nust l4ved4hto simply le pupils of the M Street High School w, 6s shares of stock and 1.00.- pausing a port. be considered as a ter of routine inthe tural course of the She also won the next two and deciding 000.000 preferred lance. Freddy Parent took a desperate condition incompatible score h aId in the assembly hall of that Insututic n 00 of comann a total of 1.00009 in the with the higher civilization and mconsist- Investigation. Te startlingdeilopmepts games, bringing the again to 7-5. ry were- comidueted' under the anspices stock, shance second to try to go home Summaries: wich followed firyave led the most .st night. The. ezercises were entertah I- shares. from first on Orth's bad throw past Carey. Association first trial heat- ent with righteousness. The achievements to Mx. Grant Defeats Mr. Clark. Ie lost his single sculls, of the soldier, he went on to say, may well careful scrutinXs4yf eygy detail and- con- Irtarlesig andSumnearshowedPost,markedNo. 9,improvementand Frederic i n The holdings of 17.815 shares by the balance after rounding third Von Wm. Atlanta Boat tractofthe which entr Ito the In the semi-final match for the men's and made a close of it. by Varley, Club, be honored, as are those of the fireman in resuir ofteCtriwwspoutvntodaily conduct tjdo feature of the school work. Northern Central railroad, with holdings play Alex. "Broad- rew York; W. B. West, West Philadel- a but the fact that of the various branche of the Post Office championship the play between Mr. Grant way" Smith made a mess of catching, be- hia Boat Club, second. No is conflagration, slavery- Department. Four young ladies of the fourth year clai s by some of the other subsidiary companies ing far and away below form. t Philadelphia, abolished by wa. or that Chicago rises and Mr. Clark was fairly brilliant from the u aiserrote .competitive' H. Dreghs preidetwo oer ti of the Pennsylvania. strengthen its pos- major league me taken. like a bride adornedr for her husband essays, of whk I local railroad. -A He cannot throw a little bit, and the Sena- Junior 'secot'd trial f'om - fr. Smith. Seeiame Pay png spectator's standpoint, but neither player w ere considered the board of I tion somewhat. and tors had a eight-Gered shells. her baptism of fire. Is no justification of by judges financa Interests express condene that jubilee with him. Parent made eat-Won by Columbia University. New war -or Former Postmaster General Chaalet gno- was up to his usual standard. The former b a of merit in of Bal- a headless play in second in the I conflagration, if the same results superior points thougt It the -practical working control of the leaving 'ork; Atalanta Boat Club, New tork, sec- may be attained by the use of and ry Sith was several Is typically built for a tennis expert. He a Thead eoeisses opebedThe irstlhith the was-a..an n timore and Ohio the Pennsylvania, as fourth ahead of Del's catch off Freeman. 0 thought _)setedi.,for 1ors composition. place give by nd. Tine-4:37. moral action. last is tall and slender, with a L. 1. for the Senator had to run almost to the ight with Wstmaoer Genera toayne. wonderfully long t1 othe essay written by Miss AanA- 3 . evinced in the election of President Association single sculls, second trial heat Mr. Seeds In the course of his reach. This Is Invaluable to him in serving Pennsylvania and line to get the ball, and - contenped The result of the Interview wbe j Lckson. whose was t Loree, a former oficial, Freddy rould have -Won by David A. Clary, Nassau Boat remarks that tWI nation should strenu- productive and in smashing short balls, and In both a subject "Unvironmem Pennsylvania men to the Balti- almost walked to third. New York. of n., news for the general puwlic, the in- a a Mana of Culture," while the secom of other lub, Time-5:37%s. ously set its face and, example in the di- these respects he excels. Mr. Grant is a was more and Ohio servioe. cannot be captured Umpire O'Loughlin's work was beyond Junior sifelm, first trial heat- of fereace being that the ace assigned to the essay writte cavil. He ran eight-oared rectidn' the abolishing of war and th former hea of the steadier player, perhaps, and has A very b Ruth by interests antagonistic to those of the the game beautifully, and 3 Von by Malta Boat Club of Philadelphia; and a atdta. Thuis Piper, whoseof thesubjectpests thew added greatly to the pleasure of thoughts glorification of war. department was coevtne 4ae ro e , rut- annoying way of slashing ball away from r.heM0=.e.ret .Of a Succssful Life." TI Pennsylvania. the game. p rew York Athletic Club, secon& Time- He went on to say "that the -j#welseof 'And 51snopponsnti 'His strokes, howeyer, lack I Young Robinson played good ball. cover- 4 :34. soldiers' character fsult probable future i~e~u6-in. the effect of Mr. Grant's. idges--of the- esaya were Mrs.. John Mig ground well and throwing surel. Ho E. are qummed up in duty, -After the coweence Posmastr spectacular rancis,memberofthe-boardeducatiotof BMOLY ROOD AND OA wrr. was in his Junior single -soulls-Won, by.- Harry strenuousness, courage and sympathy; tbey' timatie. Capt. Babbitt of the army umpired the a Percy M. Hughes, director of light hitting; however. Dlele- ( rant, Nassau Boat, Club, New York. have sparkled with the brlliancy ofPtWe sneral Payne,announced that.Mr. Smith Grant-Clark match. The frat set was won Er. hIg hInty was very mtaeh in the game both at C 'Nell. second. :52. sun wherever a :hdols. and Rev. Owen W. Waller. reetc the bat and Metropolitan, Tim-5 the American soldier -or had submitted' his reply,-'.t the- Tulloch by Mr. Clark. 6-4t The seventh game of o SSt. Lukes Protestant Pfatiotic Addres Delivered-ern- in the ;feld. His throw to third Junior double sculls, won by L. DeU. sailor has had occasion to assert his valor;, statement this this set was the best of the series. The Episcopal Churcl :hat a I and that reply would -be The most of m Xorris Pest. nipped Dougherty was beauty, and landley and J. Cochran. New York A. C.: they have given the peculiar signiilcancy given to the pressSunday asereo. score was at deuce no less. than -a doses interesting part the prograi monies Conducted by is catch of La Chance's fly in the fourth J eawanhaka B. New second. to the wars of our as the debate which was engaged in b I - C., York, people which have- MrhPayne predicted that afterthls reply times. Mr. Clark inally won the last ad- to custom established mau was a fine effort. I 6:05. raised them from the esars. Boyd and Brown of the third yes According 'ime, common place of. am- had ten read there would be uothingfur- vantage on a double fault by his opponent and Meesr. sir and of th years ago the exercises at Holy.Rood And .The Garn innings. Junior four-oared gigs, won by Bohemian bitious slaughter; their honorable use in ther t be said the allegathqs in serving. Mr. Grant captured second Mp Compton by 1. C., New York; Nassau-B. C.; New'York, the conflict for human rights is the charter the regarding and third sets and the match. In urth year class. The subject of discus Oak Hill cemeteries were conducted under First inning. Holmes was safe La of of former cashier of the Washingfoa both sets Sh affrmed "That the President of tt on econd. Time. 5:37. immortality to the Grand Army of the Post office. Mr. Smith came to Wasbin- won by him the score In games was 6-. e the auspices of George U. Mdrris Pt W&. 7hance's yellow muff of Parent's throw. Association single sculls, final heat, won Republic." ton the address at nited States should be chosen for a ten of The William Varley. Atalanta But these same elements of to deliver rington t- In Men's Doubles. * six years and should not be re-eligible, 19. Georgetown. progrses, as Itit ,was doubled on Freeman's brilliant re- 7 Bgqat .Cpb. charactet the day and declined thedibeti n pst ofOi af- eerder of ded. out the low York; David A. Clary, Nassau -Boat speaker added, are absolutely essential in were two matches in A I the debaters aequitted themselves wel mapped by eommlttee of -the 7,1Ut. urn to first after a fine capture off Sel- fairsafor publication. There the first round . a .lub, New York. second. TI~me, 7:3k ..±, the political, social and moral life of oud" W. Tulloch of men's Messrs. b atthe 16 decide that the adirmatti was carried out to the letter-andI MaMa- sach. Ryan was safe on a difficult bounder people.' Mr. Seymour prefers,t6 let doubles. C.-R. Wilson and Ld failed to suficient reasons ft T emdtio"" The ea- o He- the statement he shasmade be Judged by J. H. Ballinger won from R. M. show nei that deserved CoUins. stole second. aided by Mr. Seeds declared that when the truths with Strobridge it bi 6hange which tiey proposed, and th at 10 3mith's TIXAL TR ! 318 ON. to which he had made reference are the ublic. the replies ich Rave- and Loren Johnson. 6-2. 6-4. a monies at Holy Rood began oclock, passed Wlalk but was out on Dele- fully been publrihed by the various gfficiass it r. Samuel Compton, the last speaker o a the to lanty's grounder to Collins. No runs. apprehended by the people then our citi- does need -Mr. J. C. Davidson and Or. L. W. Glase- t e negativa, delivered the best spech after which veterans .marphe Oak will be measured Apt any analysis, he bhelIsVesto . was the orator Dougherty bunted-safely toward third..and 3 Leliance, Columbia and Constitut~ie. zenship by quality and show who has come nearest the brook began their match against The judges of the debate were: Mr. Ja s.Hill. Mr. Henry Davis not by quantity. "Our is not in truth in Major L %dvanced on Collins' danger . member of the board of Astamimt Ssretry W- sacrifice to Carey. race tr matter Van Vliet of the and Mr. . Van Bundy. educt at the fdrser and YBrien lifted to Freeman went Racing Today. suicide. but in the deterioration of ariny t Dr. Waller and Justice . H. Terrel Ryan. out 30.-- the he concluded. Postmaster General Payne not at-hIs.Viet, his son, winning the first'set, -2. [m; I- . Miller of the Interion Deportment made on Orth's nice stop. No runs. MATINICOCK POINT, N. Y., ay Individual," "Educate no was 0 ther Interesting and entertainiag feature Second When and the soul and the intellect; despite mean ofiep today and nformation of new on- Play wil -continue this afternoon it rain an addres at the Iast-named cemetery. inning. Coughlin was out on a the Reliance, Columbia Consti. and small things; rejoice in the accom- velopmente was nhtain~hlje %r.&-him does not prevent, and Monday and Tues- 0 the program were the singing by ti bunt to Gibson. Carey was easy for Fer-1 ution arrived at the starting line today day of next week. 8 taw Universty Quertet, a violin selectio n The renditon..f the hymn -N(earor. My 3is to La Chance.' Robinson fanned. No plishments of the great soldier who fights r- and singing= God, to Thee." opened the eorpbs at Meoly singled past third base. or the fifth azyl last of" the -Glen Cove for the flower of civilization, and not for ai. seeph Douglasns by -Um ne.Parn La the in the victory of the of the man Street High School Glee Club. Rood, followigwhich Rov. tathe eitee, thance fanned. Ferris got a bouquet, and eries of race. why)$, which earlier flesh; public ONLY RO0TS CAN late chaplain o! the 3slt New Yor Velun- gave Ryan a present of a he day was at the rate of four- who performs his task honestly; of the RE Smenr, soft chance. Orthi blo-,ing common citizen who performs his daily teers of the civil war, 'read several natcs- threw wild to catch Parent napping, and I sen knots an hour, had dropped 't about * INIAN&A IB 13EBOOSBELWT. tions from the Scriptues .to the latter was out. Carey to Clarke, trying duties as though he was conquering in Peatrice, Neb., at the Belsntless Merey apprQe~te for the ight knots, but there was every indication mighty battle, and then we can know that the occasion and led in prayer. rubber. No runs. an hour before the start that the wind the sacrifices and victories of our of a lood. 3 nator. ?afrbns Aftr V Mr. 3. DavIs, the wsas- Third inning--Clarke dropped a safe one halt soldiers ys Hemry sreaker. In center. Orth bunted would hold throughout -the day and that and sailors have not, been in vain; then far BEATRICE, Neb., May 80. - The Blue h Smanht 1am==. troduced to- the large ssemblage by Cimate- a fly to Gibson. better than floral tributes which fade, and. river has been stadily for Vis to -na Rudolph Ullmer after the singing' of Clarke tried a steal and was Fer- t he yachts would have a good race. rising thirty-i soolae Dispateh to Thme evendag tar. rig handling the ball. nipped. eloquence which must die, wIll be the crown hours. It is now 20 inches above the the memorial hymn. "Rest. Soldier, Reet." Holmes was called Rapid work had been done on the Consti- which you will wear In the Innumerable high- 2nd., May. 2A-Uenate by the Georgtown UnIY~sGleI Qear- out on strikes. No runs. Smith scratched ution. which lost her topmast in Thufrs-' lives which are and, are to be made bet- water mark of last year. Water is rnnitn= ENDIANAPO.LS, a base on a lunge that went to Robin- -. C tiaries W. Pairbmns who hats besn r tint. composed of wen. Desmond, son. Gibson ay's race, and she was at the starting line ter in their minds by your victories and over Court street. Foote and 'Viisack. fanned. Ryan was under oday with a new upper-mast in place.. your presence." mstedly-talked of as a candidate for Presi D~ougherty's attempt. Collins was out, ands t bst Ierest robs the: repubocatn SInce 4-o'clock yesterday afternoon the in an intervie1 After defnning the origin and probable Holmes assisting to Carey. No The preparatory gun was fired at. noon The remaining numbers 'of the lprogram ofay pwiblle chanbe oserve trhoad- river has risen at the rate of four inches et said uish==ltatingly destiny of the nation and speaking a word runs-. ,nd at once the yachts begAn to battle for wore "Prayer to the Virgin," rendered by day that he believed all Indiana was fo rof cheer to the surviving veterans. Mr. Senators Score esition. the band'; closing prayer by Rev. H. Allen the islgfaton. thetcharer nf the an hour. The south and west sides are cut Twice, off the main of poeevelt's- re-electien. Davis coneluded byDrake's Fourth in-elbach drew a and The Constitution Went over the line aheaE Griffith, chaplain of the Soldiers' Home; romsvent adinrtcionbgns t o-a show fross part town. The senator visteda Senator Hanna. s "American Flag," wldeb was llwed by pass f the starting gbn and had to return. "America," .by -the choir, assembly and In some places soaroely more than the c the of the salute to the dead stole secon, aided by a pass. He made The started as follows: and the thiough moeilea eveeryad n ab-ai eveland this week, returning here todai firing by' yachts Reliance, band, "taps" by bugler. roofs A if his visit with and the third on Smith's overthrow to second and I Constitution. Columbia. ltde ofpleicy dftendngerev from of the houses are to be seen. Many inked Senator Hamn we Company H. High School Cadets, 2:15:00; 12:10:18; Salute to the Flag. al people moved out of their homes yesterday * soundina- of tans. wcored on Delehanty's bounder over Par- 2:15:27. The committee selected course ofcurl, andepoy h, nmtterowhaite po- political interest, he said: ent's head. Coughlin went out to O'Brien. 1o. 3. At the conclusion of the exercises at the and the day before. Some. who did not "Politics? 1 do.'t knew much in peli At Oak Ki1. This meant a dead beat to Eaton's - . ltic. idaoele may be think the water would reach them were Delehanty stole second and scored on Point, cemetery the procession, headed by the hae-ereultathe pre- At the conclusion of the ceremonies at ,reach across the sound and a run homne, band and Wilson Post, marched to the csis clel the mO President anR nnuofe compelled to move out during the night, int headed Carey's rattling double past first. Robin- ,total distance of twenty-dive miles. Scott building, and at noon, upon a signal somne Instances the escape being made from 'People are wnaeing what Indiana wij i Holy Rood cemetery the veterans, son was out on an easy hounder to La The Rajiar~ce showed great windwhrdl by the governor of the home, the ceremony. isthe Insuirato ft he ethostaghrndesf second-story windows. di toward Indersing Ran=evelt. What d by the High Schaool Cadets and by the Chance. Two runs. O'Brien landed a sate~ bility, and thirty-five minutes after the of raising and saluting the flag took place. athurying butrace, and tha i asyno mu think. Senator?"- band, which played a patriotie anthem. one in center. Freeman drove a hot one a tart she was leading the 'by The choir and the band "The caln the armnqurt. ny a Lights Shut Of. that was too much for Orth to tackle and r Comistitution sang played Idaiog The I guess, is all right for Roome moved along 80th street to U street, thene early a mile and a half and the Qoltabla Star Spangled Banner," and the Soldiers' eleotric light plant -was shut off yes- "Indiana, Oak Hill the another base hit was the result. Parent~ y miles. a salute of the W It's re-electicon next year." to the cemetery," Entering forced Freeman at second, Coughlin two Home battery fired twenty-one terday afternoon, and water works to to guns. orefdpriting It t beisapedto astvite plant was stopped at 4 o'clock this morn- "Do .you think he will have onnosillo m. low gate. the procesion maade its wy RobInson, and O'Brien reached third. Par- 2 Albert J1. Nichols of Wilson Post served amn this state?" the grave of ieut. C----a--e George U. ent stole second unmolested. Delehanty Ei en e ingS 'the" water having flooded the fire made a fine catch off La Chance as- officer of the day. The choir consisted Cheremnone. wthW estse ob "8o- far a know, there will be no eppa Morris, in emesmory of whoms the post was and Par- of'"Lucius F. Rtandotph. jr'., conductor; bynra. * cades ent was given out for leaving second be- Mile Mhma Alice thcalenpoint vetent the dremocartscan- The and ion ha Indiana The Presdenat will b named, whsere the ceinpeny of dire4 fore the bail was caught. No runs. Anna Beuchert, Keith, nte up the Burlington the Union Pacifics three Mrs. Nellie B. Kelser, Miss Mary McCor- calima thadt thrps tan'Pat- yards are flooded. The were takenn voles Fifth inning-Clarke drove a hot one that N. C. Mrs. A. C. vtep the an. onte. pnyC s engesa After an im.mes American flag and a Gibson fielded finely and in time to La mibk; Mrs. Miles, Proctor, out of the round house last night. The 30NA-11D3 M3CULTW. Miss M. Ryan, Mrs. Wood, Mis Wood. Burlington passenger station Is flooded and great quantity of wreaths and cut flowers Chance. Orth was out on Ferris' assist Missrs. Ed. B. Fox, Loran Nelson, N. .. miistrio of laxbns o' itnotenc, ie At Eams7m Omsetury. -had been placed on the noted soldier's rest- to first. Holmes was easy on fly to The sworn statement below shows that part of the platform Is washed away. Memoreisl exereises at Harmnony enmi their No runs. McGeir, E. F. Mcidahon, Abner C. Proctor, opts a sbl-priicto.Whe~theranyon wth No trains are expected to be able to - ing piace the veterans retraced steps Dougherty. Robinson made a be etre-a=ta=m of The Star Is what it hs L. A. Ratdlife, L. H. Walsh. Mr. Wood. get to the main entrance of the ementery -an4 Stty catch of Feri' fly back of second. point. plitCiski Tbe onumesntAys- Into town on any rad today. All railroad te Hill atwic ith was an easy victim. Coughlin' to maimed to be uhmre, w.ithin the Prof;- John &. M. -Zhnmermana conducted bridges aardss Blu ere C Sproceeded to Oak chapsi, the band and also served as organist. bneedonctdwt thePutlege "da .Ine -stand muchyiver threatened,. fl eegathered the pupils of the Crl a4 Carey. Gibson was called out on strikes. ty of W'ahnatoa Its uireuaten- Is mere .The committees in- Gonnection with- the wf hers ilee dbe placen' a ae tas- $nd -eannot longer under the gais Post,-1!.. 21. O. k. 3. Cos Addison public schools and a munltiueof No runs. strain. -- hen deuble that et' any ether "pape, exercises follow:- mtde o bliclyn 'eedghelrie s, * thie relatives and-lnso tesapn Thhtmzamn ieDivan Eten NKen.. pi Boston Scores One. As'rangemente-A. Hart. senior vice 'de- Atr~s th heonluso gtet ene Isesth wrm- and onlled the eie=.bty to erggi hered o ths.eei- whether msorning or egeming sad It is partment commander, chairman. Charle The asseanblage .was celled to order by Sixth inning-After batting a collection of thernqry. -~ adt h LINCOLN, Neb., May 8P-At 7. were egularly delivered every day, by earsters, He Preston, commander, and August WU-* gegook the by- a sisotip Prof. B. TI. Ja.nev ased the enereises fouls, Selbach gave Freeman a chance to o maso..es= ims== adjutant. Henry Wilson Post, No. viilt her ma beth Aesult, -te this mnorning Salt Creek wras within six C 1l-by hbuser'. Ueed- begun-with a .slecm by' the bad, after a catch. atteea thousang who take si, Inches of the ches-. a ieetidn of mnake pretty running Ryan gave 1o 17; G. Leyburn Shorey, Captain 3. 3. As- sieq he. Preiet and te anoDmen of lbigh watei- mark of last bi e of PaWet. 1i -which Rev. Frank 3. Navenner. glastof Collins a difficult bounder and was safe. other Washington daely paper. tor Cr omand, &.W. V.; william I. Jones, the Ditirict the present ;such prthne year and rising rapidly. Th.# fota L Duee.aata Avenue K. E. Church. hnwoksd The throw was low and wide and got by superintendent National Soldiers' Home asything but ag cometeng loee2gr bave been flooded and much demae ' toe a salute to ~wls.and the ch~ra the diving blesin=g end oferedjry . TI.o ceasetery: Prof. John S. M. Zimmermann. ba'ledg ofthedpartmenot.it done, MisLi Chase, prinel school ehildren tdasa ag -meof the La Chance, allowing an extra base. 'Dele- 'Thirty families have been drIven from later, seool, * Chami~mao of Tlb. "Iwau~g Stat?" ladAe Soldiers' Home Band. takaan sang "Ithe Star S1.-nged wanne. Soul." une the direction of Miss EnAI U. banty fanned amid a burst of enthusiasm. General Hamilton 5. their homes and refuge with fren. lie tthetien was odered by the chas ReceptionMajor Quarters for more homeless Chase, and Mis Gras L. M~lisch rea- Coughlin hit hard, but Collins dug the bali HaWkins. U. S. A.; Brevet Brigadier Gen- Dediatinach victim of the d,- daede a sole. IoIIDAT, May 5, 191U...... 3,6y eral E. B. Williston, U. S. A.; Major Louis 14IteP~v flood .are being provided In the coa=ty esuiwere Upon the em...anlin of the reeading of out of the dirt and got the man at first. May 2m JUL..-... aaa U. S. court house.L aari given by ludse No runs. lifted ~mAsnv, A. Lagarde, A.; Major Henry I. Sregister of the tra==ry; Themse s Lincoan's Gettysburg addes by Mr. 1. Dougherty to Clarke a FUIIDasaw, May 27, 1908...... 33,y2i Kendall. U. S. A.; Sergeant Major Henry Putthe e'--UNmoys h ERan o C whospThe of Tenet SBarton Mnler Aidat Ueery Miner foul. Criger was off the bench for' 41a Mass an& Richard NmgIg gTw t. Dutyr 0' put 'aUUssaY, May 28 19m...... Kerr toJoseph uier. ~ the .nC. Danes rof the Interior Deparm was ilstrodued chin music at Loughlin's decision onl rarDAY, May 29, 1965. ....-a 1 Batrs t Post ommander Patrick Ceeyoias deiekst~ i EAIUAd CITY, Ms., May 30,-The slees by Pref. 35nne. He .as greeted with strikes. Collins out on Robinson's assist Ford. Jacob Moore and John B. Hoover, ten mre isWcf.. MriIgms wi situatio al..g the bas of te M....en lMelas ettsu address was rem I bearty app..se,~ wis h e -.r--ou---y ao- to Carey. O'Brien doubled to right and enem- ..20394d Henry Wilson Pest, .o 17. ad Kaw riveru here ad we.( is fr eore b P. Chs.and ieutniant ?oi knwwedgsd, adbegna his suames by scored on Freeman's ripping hit to left for of and mem- eairCavlaead a oriina poer. Miss M~ari bases, Decoration graves-Offioos seimn than on yasmeday= and the prSee-r a,giving a desciption of Carteston bertber two which only Belbach's fine field- bers of Lafavette Corps, No. 10, W. R. C.; sang: a NotO aind Ma. Jordagui as it was the amorning et 9th of Jan- ing prevented from yielding a triple or a Mrs. -Lulue Hauptmnan. president; Mrs. o taa g ot thle Msalmet thos of Colonel Conn e of the local weath- ~.-annat uary. The speaker iatdthe set-to homer. Parent was to save I solenlyi swear that the above antoasl my wgs. er baua that ofa reltgtien Mi-K implored the Lucy B. Graham. secd ,y and ehildren of ~wudbetheportea at thae etmof te ebls Ceapasy J I,between the ste...e. Stareof time West ad game, but went out to Ryan. One run. opresent. only the numaber of copies at the public schools. .x~diwridubtess "be incred Soeol Ada gaue thbse ,-onr is.mrm, ibe semnMn of tie citadel, Seventh inning--Carey was out on Ferris' EVENING STAR durtng theI~ghbd after the the of sriaand the death 'JRE cireuiated eie yesterday atronhe Miuda to to whink beusic - retrat time assist to La Chance. Robinson fouled to he six secular days' enng Priday, May an was premseneed -and tags- wee of Private Deni e et nattey U, s Freeman in deep right. Clarke banged to Arny Orsfs rie na o s sa $ ssn State th mt asMilo te for a base. Orth popped to 9, 190G-that Is, the number of copies ae- unadeda United lert Feris, Lieut. Col. Charles A. Wilimsmm United Iuaaditon ha dias assusl Seatue -ee - fall in thatanest bewoo No runs. La Chance drove into Ryan s ually sold, delivered, tarnashed er aled, States Infantry, has beep .agme to duty " I the saort and the seth. hands and Ferris to Selbach. Smith went er valuable to ben pop- hass ....re== is out. Carey to Orth. No runs. eenmideratien, Uds as hnspeetor general of th Depatt of hasers o subscribes, and thet the eagle. and St, Paul. and Ideut Got. Fanmak Eighth inning-Holmes fouled to Dough- o are o Daksteb The ene s om 'asest a em by erty; Selbach Ferris an smented net returnatie to wemn States to Dis et the essiS*SS*-neor tae eV gave easy pop fly; s nsd. West, United Calalry, a Ryan fanned; no ,runs. Gibeon afforded I the amee generalof the Departmaset h beaeiSt AdMetn wag th. es.a the unexpected and woke up the rooters by Sat Denver. These eMeets hve venemer, asse the amening at tase hby a a splendid double past third. Dougery gb~gMe oft hs late (t. Divse I s.er ase whichk th votesasas amedhod bunted and Orth threw very wide. Gbo scored and Dougherty was out on The Evening Star Newupaper Cssy £my, ai Walte T. Ba thIq reemmvy, Del'a Sne and he throw to Holmes at third. Coflins siade a Subscribed swae aeseesiste ss misested to === ~ ft e. hard drive and Selbach gathered the baRl hlrtieth day of Joey, A.U. UUL in. O'Brien went out en a long fly to Dele- Ei XWaasn haety. One run.- conNwEwg

. ~eastes Whie Ninth ini--~Delasty made a &Se sn- bi to right and advassesi to mecoed and bird, en- subs et Congta ad Csrev~Gb