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4 THE REPUBLIC SUNDAY. MAY. 12. 1901.

Oil BASEBALL COMMENT-AVERA- GES TO DATE. In the Heart of the Beaumont Fields --jama v. 'DESERTION OF LAJOIE LEADS ALL FELT IN . THE GREAT HITTERS. Lucky Dime Oil Co.s Lands.

of League Philadelphia Club Has Contract Weakened Many Clubs Success of Cincinnati Tin IJifr Captain the American Junipers Doing Well. Over SI. Louis Attributed to Number 'Seven." Broken AH Batting Records Heidrick Is Chances for a Fortune in the Lucky Dime Oil Co. in Most Companies, Intent batting records of the two The league batting averages to One Other and WRITTEN KOlt THD SVXDVY TtEPl'KMC enoueji to take the heart out of the bravest The American Thai wholft.dc desertion of the National to jump into tin- - box on Instant notice when rlsal major leagues, complete up to lat show- - Napoleon Lajole as leader with the the opponents are anywhere Trom lour to percentage or .000, 8 lyague by many Rood pitchers who have Thursday, will afford the cranks much ma- extraordinary acquired or- slv runs In the lead, dudhnfi' could twenty-seve- n joined In the American cond-divislon a'.as by rapping out hits in eleven MAP vnriou. teams win lrcim clubs, and those terial tor gossip and rumination. It Is OUR PROVES IT. ganization has been folt liy federal ot the victories go as far towartl winning the pen-x:n- games. Is second, and the combina- yucee-- the batting In the Na- tcamp In the heretofore major as ac;nlnpt or Pitts- eMent that late Kelster third. Thirty-si- x In burg. unlamented tion this uprlne. Nearly eerj team the tional will aeiage lighter this season than .30(1 8fc k men are hitting or better. The club National League seems to ho u little wt-.i- figures up A problem of the in the American if the to date batting In the pitching department. Thla In the About tile mosL insteiious figures are much heavier than thoso baseball season with St. I.ouls fans is the accepted as any of the National team-- . Lnjole's club lead natural order of things should leave them can be criterion. v-:-- si- t- an wonderful suceccs of Cincinnati against the with .343, and six of the clubs with the same relatlu strength a they local team. The Heds. In two werle", won Sam Strang, tho New York third base- light arc ,. (.' possessed last searon. but going on the six games, tied one and lost one. The over the .300 line. - - man. Is the tempomry batting leader of the basis of the playing- thus far It has not: and Heds can hardlv be counted as a heavy- Skopec, Charlie Comiskey's oung Look Fortunes Pittsburg, which had the strongest pitching hitting aggregation. Pittsburg will average Natioiml with a percentage of .450. lends the pltchera with four vic- better with the stick. And though the Cin- tories. ranks corps last I ear, and has lost but one box guns Herman Long comes second, and Ununett Emll Frisk second. Moor, cinnati team seemed to.be hitting great the who, was to have been artist, 'Waudell, who was released to Chi- in tho two series with the St. Louis club, it Heldrlrk ranks third with .42. Heidrick taken cago, so failed to prove the ad- not high average In the by St. Louis, has won two games out pf has far did make 'as an lias muile more hits than any other plajer three. vantage, although the Pirates have been eight games as did Mr. Donovan and his in the league, or, for that matter, than Will strong of late, and If figures count pl.icri. The total average of the Heds In The figures: at comlns any man In leagues. Thirty-fiv- e . for an thing, wIU be within touching dis- the eight games was .ITS. while the St. othnr both InUlviilnnl Ilattina-- Lout- - team totaled .20 with the stick, by National leaguers are hitting .300 or bet- I'layern. o. AB. It. 11. SH. SB. Tct tance of the pennant all through the present is consid Mm no means a low aerae when It with six St. Jolr. Ath It .eoo campaign. ered how many poor batters among the ter, Louis plners in the num- Irrrraan, Hoton 10 .ico Brooklyn Is probably the heaviest loser, in games pulled down ber. Chllils's record of .333, con- Kelier, Halt II .414 pitchers were the and all things 11 Chicago suffered no bit by the the figures. Is Utilliim, Boston... .429 though small sidered, one of the most creditable' In the KUil.i. Ath.i 11 .417 Our Map. Be loss of Griffith, Callahan and ttarvin. Phil- St Louis got seven more "idfe hits than Hemphill. Boston.. . les"S lot. St. Louis leads In club batting with i .417 adelphia, was injured considerably when the Reds in the light iiiitfs or than truss, Ath 11 .3SS unu hit to pnme more. But more start- a percentngo of .303, Chicago I 12 three of its pitchers were Induced to desert, the second and Klbrlllelu. .385 ing still are the figures which are placed Pittsburg third. The Cardinals excel ltncl"n, Ath II .SfiO each one of whom won more than half of In column, probably cood place also Hartman, Chicago.. 11 .377 the last a 1,12 hl"s games 1900. um is well in long hits, wiili extra bases to 12J anana. Chicago 5 .373 In tor them, It that they should be Jackson. Taking the pitchers individually. It will overlooked at tlmts. Cincinnati made twenty-- for Cincinnati. Sam Crawford ranks as the Halt. .171 We Made Mil .371 '. six naldron. be seen Vihat has been dono to the arious errors in the two series and St. best Individual slugger, Chicago . .370 ,si seven less, With Hartzel Second and Mertr. pltchlns departments in the National )lii made tr nineteen. Heidrick IVrriM. Boston .S6.I a total of seven mere hits and seven less third. l!lllert. Mil .363 League. JIcGinnity, who led the Leasue errors, the St. Louis, team could win but Young Matthewson of New York leads the 1'arrell. Wash .VI last j ear with 23 games won and only 9 one game out ot eight. Setn Is usually Anderson, Mil W .21 was single loss, wh'lo o Pitchers with four straight wins, Dineeii, Diingon. Wash 45 .V lost, tho severest counted as a lucky number, but it seems Dillon. Det Nops, 3 won 4 lost, and Howell be the mysterious "hoodoo" which the Cin Ljevcr and Harper ranking next with three 3t .Til Are with and Hallman. Mil i: .316 the S team certainly possesses on St. apiece. 44 with 6 won and lobt. did more to injure cinnati the letories In the subjoined table de- Duff), Mil .311 M Vp r vCf the pennant chances ot year's cham- Louisans. tails of runs, hits, buses Ilurrrtt. Detroit... 56 .359 i. l" last Ad-le- the-- an- on balls and strike 1 men, especially McGln-nlt- y, to two peculiar eens i" Wlllluiua. Bait... .333 pions. Those three other one. St. failed to w In seven outs hae been gUen to all pitchers who Iui:e, Chicago .. 42 333 hardly replaced on such short Just Mil 51 can be times. And the seventh game was given officiated In three or more games so .333 notice, oven by great developer cf far this Burke. Mil 41 .333 such a to the Heds only by an oversight of Um- Hoy, S3 -- seuson, the others simply figuring in Chicago .321 crackerjacks as Ned Ilanlon. pire Emslie, who failed to give decision the .I Bound Day a percentage Dowel. Boston .32i Chicago Is without tho services of GrirGlh, according to the rules of the National column: Ia Chance. Cleie... SI .314 who won 14 ouj, 27 games last year; Cal- league. Two ot the games were taken by The National League figures: ltnnlln. Bait 41 .313 of k. 52 lahan, who won 13 and lost 1C, but who in- Cincinnati with seven runs; one with twice . Clee .91S seen. In the tie game St. Louis had the Individual Hatting-- Parent, Boston t) .30G cidentally, was to St. Louis In 1900 what lead, I'lajTS O. AB. Case, Detroit. .304 with the total runs scored standing at 1. II. SH. SB. P.ct. Shay, 33 "Noodles" is this spring. Garvin w on sesVn. Strang. New York 40 J .4'.J Clec .303 Bahn That was just right for the Reds, lj-n-t. ....II 4) .301) Chi- Boston 4 Powers. Ath fo We 11 oufof IS games. On those figures seemingly, as they relieved St. Louis ot it a .415 Bradley. Cleve. 47 llefdrlpk, St. L....15 73 II .4 .198 cago could not win a banner, but the Windy a victory by scoring one . which tied Green. Chliago lit -J S'jmour, Halt 4a .EC1 Y game, 8 .431 McCarthy. so V?5"v City National team, was practically broken the and the fire ljft It a tie. l)0lf, Chicago U 41 7 .irj Clee.... .28) It all seems foolish, but the Reds have I S .Met. raw. Bait. 41 .279 up by the tripple desertion of its pitchers Child. St. 3 .3u 13 54 not to Chicago 16 14 Sullivan. Chit sco .27S big urn. V.;',;. cA.'..".'-- held St. Louis one victory out of lUrtlel. 13 ..31 :i I ' "to tho rival organization In tho City by tho Chicago 19 3d 4 Kvirltt, Wash 9 .278 eight. games strictly on their merits. Cer- Dexter. .:s 37 Crawford. Cincinnati. .14 t.6 11 .37J Clarke, Wash P .270 Lake. tain it Is that the members of the St. Louis 11 45 ..167 St. I, 7 51 5 .375 Kulti. Ath Strike Strike Philadelphia was hard hit when Fraser team feel thare Is a "nigger In the wood PaddeB. Stahl. Boston...... 11 41 .205 IE pile WoIcrton. l'hlla. ..u .373 13 57 performed his acrobatic feat, as he won of a most powerful "hoodoo" species. Keeler. Brooklyn .. ..13 .370 Isbell, Chicago .263 11 42 M" 3$ was Waffner. Plttsburp ..13 .353 4lulnn, Wash .'.62 ,MAI out of tamos; Bornhard victorious Shugort, Chic 13 S4 .159 vV:'V;l. Bernard Wefers left the city for his home ltajmer. Chlcao .. .. S SHOWrNO 'V.'-y.''.''- --. In 13 out of Si, while Piatt, managed to Philadelphia .6f Oleason, Det 13 53 .259 L0CATIQM or in Lawrence, Mass., last Thursday morn- Flick. ..15 .361 13 S3 split even in IS panics. If those three men ing. Hltchey, ..13 9 JO .357 Holmes, Det AVefers endeavored to get on a sprint- I'ltt'burg K Det 13 47 Quakers and Douglas...... M 0 ID .357 Nance. had remained with the ing match with a local professional, but I'hlta.. Pickering. Clev II 22 .250 Oil. THE LUGKY Oil. well this season the team would could find no Wallace. St. L.. ..li 15 II) .3(5 DIME OILCO'S as one to offer a purse, and gave Chance. Chicago S 33 4 .348 Koutz. Unit It 4t .244 up .. .. 11 be over .200 points better off than It the project in disgust. He has had no Iiwln, Cincinnati .. ..14 10 .344 Iluelow. Det J) .233 (t 10 3! League race. offers from minor league? as yet, and will New York .. ..11 41 S .341 Crlirer, Boston.... .231 In ihe Dal, i n 4 .217 bardly play professional Y ..10 33 S I iteier. Ain - - New York fared nauiy when uarricJr, baseball this sea- Van llaltren, N. r? nenlnM Cleve 13 H .204 "" r,-.- son. Cln. 8 24 4 33 I ..nn.tzS!Szr((i-Afts-- signed 8telnfeldt...... PnM.M. Tlal t) 35 .200 and fiercer American Clarke, Pittsburg .. ..13 (S 11 .133 3 OLffflli tyyraf ailty. .... i t. Wood. Clee 8 .200 y0 contracts. Carrlck won 19 out of N. Y .. 7 31 .333 jjzzztt&yv-- Young King is In llernard. 9 still the city and will L... 71 18 .321 Leahy. Mil .lso same's last season; Mercer was successful not depart May Bnrkett, St. ..li Cltngman. 11 .178 Ki berore 15. when his ten Ueaumont. ..13 57 8 .318 Wash.... T T 3 29 20 Pitta.. 11 .1C3 times out of triajs; Hawley lost days' notice of release Is up. King Beckley, ..14 CO 13 .316 O'llrlen. Wash has Cincinnati Coughlln, 11 .148 games out ot the SS he pitched. He has offers from some of the minor league clubs Thomas, l'hlla...... IS S3 la .310 Wash..... been batted' hard by the American Leaguers and probably will accept- - one of them as Donovan, st. i,....i& 7J 17 .JUS OTJIR, l&JLF. soon as he is free to sign Tenney. Boston U 4S .314 Clnb nattlnsc. SEE spring, he Is not an early season a contract. this but Dotan. Chicago It 69 14 .304 Clubs. AB. R. H. SH. SB. Tct. we have five tracts of land surround the Gushers, and no GO 83 It shows firsjt that that that matter pitcher to begin with, and has about the New York fans are throwing all Delehanty. 1'nlla. IS 13 .J00 Athletics 400 137 20 .3(3 poorest support In organization. New kinds of Harlcy, Cincinnati ....13 t .soo Boston ..409 C8 137 10 .334 wav Oil runs we are bound to catch it. our lands that iretty bouquets at Strang, the son of 7 37 .29? 93 147 18 .324 which the Stratum Then are intersected by lines from big thla season Southern - a McBrfde. Cln Milwaukee .. ..453 York has been a winner minister, who played a few- games McGulre. U.rookljn 11 43 .288 Baltimore .. ..390 IIS 25 .305 LUCAS GUSHER TO THE OIL WELLS AT SOUR LAKE, SOUR LAKE TO THE OIL POOL IN with Matthewson, but one man cannot Win with Chicago at the close of last season. Demont, Boston 11 43 .285 Detroit ...... 452 138 25 .3)15 the THE pennant, and Mr. Preod man's chances Strang Is occupying Jack Doyle's old Kilns. Chicago it 43 .MS Chicago ...... 45i) 138 28 .3il2 AND GAS HIGH a 42 9 .2SS ...389 113 10 GULF, LUCAS TO THE MINERAL WELLS AT ISLAND AND BIG HILL In addition, our --would painted In brighter colors stamping ground and" is pronounced Dobbi. Cincinnati Washington .mi be much cleverest guardian the uanien. urooKin ....us 4t S .233 Clexeland .. ...461 120 9 .261 League had remained In of the initial sack that Pittsburg 11 :o 11 14 .280 lands are situated in the most probable trend of the Oil vein; the one set forth by the geologists. See If the American the Giants bat-;S- Leach. have had In years. He Is F Ii 7 "S 9 7 .280 the same relation to the National as It 1 Mcbols, St. TEr3r .Tre"' tooi s.tranK ajnbldextrous, Cross. Philadelphia ....15 50 14 .28.1 Pitching lleeorils. map. has heretofore. 14 Stic 2JLh? tvr.rors of wings are ao Sheckard. Brooklyn. ...13 S3 10 .'ja Pitchers vr. n. Pet. Je"anti-f- at 53 10 14 .269 n.BH.nB.B.ots The land of Lucky Dime Oil Go. is owned in fee simple and comprises tracts in Bullock Cincinnati lost nothing in the as the for averages Bransaeld, Pittsburg...l3 Chi 4 1.000 9 21 the the 48 4 12 .261 Skonec 0 war, was sold to St. Louis, wj'ciiatru ur manv rifrnt-nani- M Hickman. New York..ll 3 0 1.000 13 28 13 Breltensteln 10 S .236 Frlk. Detroit in survey. Both these be- .pitchers League. Keller. Uroaltlvn 11 0 survey close to the big Gushers, and the Williams tracts are in a direct line though he was tho only pitcher who par- fine 7 28 3 7 .250 Bchmldt. Baltimore.... I l.ooo Magcon, Cincinnati .... Boston 2 0 l.OO-- l 15 S3 13 13 .250 Lenls. .. big in fee simple M. ticipated in many games who had success St. I, ' . 2 0 l.OM tween Sour Lake and the wells. We also own two tracts in the Pivetot survey on Baseball critics" are prone to Jump on KrntT, IS C3 16 is . onra, ueiroit contests season for the Tnn W Van. ! - . . . - a McUann. St. I, It Slever. . 0 1.000 in halt of his last rlian 11 45 8 11 .244 Detroit 2 Oil i,7 "" anu grinu their heels Hamilton. Boston 1 Pivetot Hill (alongside a natural sulphur spring), adjoining the holdings of the Enterprise Co., Reds. Hahn, who has created such havoc cl. 41 .244 Ilustlng. Mllnnukea.. 0 1.01 ,auPal' tendency was Peitx, Cincinnati ....Ml 5 li . 4 1 '.son El 45 - IS games . throughout 8 10 .238 McQInnltr. Bait .... expects on May ; among St. Louis batters, won out elnced the" country last wesk Selbach. New York.. ..11 Young. Boston . 3 1 . .750 IS1 which company to begin boring 15th. , J , r , W'hcn Amos n 11 34 3 .235 .... 37, was In getting-- Kusie undertook Klttridge, 1 .750 14.30 10 well-borin- g of but he late started to beat the 1 3 .233 Carrlck. Wash Ryan. St. L. I 1 17 38 IS THE LUCKY DIME OIL COMPANY purposes buying machinery and developing then, and he has begun this season with Sh,"1? e?.SheJl-n.e-'!- not pitched to Pittsburg- - 9 33 S .231 Howell, Bait. 1.667 its. " a? Ely. 1 .887 12 22 6 per- lureB years. 41 1 11 .224 Griffith. Chicago four games on the right side of the L.1". Because his McCreorr. Brooklyn. ...13 ., 1 .667 18 38 9 lands thoroughly. Our agent has 'been to Aurora, III., to make arrangementts for the best boring outfit' deiuery was hit for a. safe Journey 13 .216 Moore. Clee centage one Btack to first Daly. Brooklyn St 10 II 1 .667 27 29 7 table and lost. lie will i?.m-.tie5- 11 42 Z 9 .216 Yeager, Detroit dlffefe't times. It Is said that fTrnflus. Ttnston 1 .667 11 27 3 made. All parts of machinery will be made in duplicate and work will be done in hurry. up against the Pirates this afternoon. ? have, 9 33 7 .212 rraser. Ath...... this a to be consigned to O'Connor, nttstmrg... 0 .500 29 41 S the S 11 .208 Patterson, Chi Boston l03t Cuppy to the rival organiza- peat .unknown fields of the "has-been- Mccormick, Chicago.. ..15 53 1 .500 Pi 16 6S 12 13 .191 Kalott. Chi England metropolis. Cuppy by the Cincinnati management Chllda. Chicago 1 .& tion of the New If it is hoped U ) 1 7 .173 Lo. Wash M "has-been- ," to keep Barry, Boston Z .333 27 34 K ""'I was released from St. Louis as & the Reds as close to the top In the Chicago 40 3 7 .173 Kelluci. Borton .... $20,000 Only of This Company's Stock Is Allotted at 10c a Shan. Delehanty. ...10 18 9 pennant race as they have been 9 .17) Hart. Clee .333 38 but he made the highest average cf all this Corcoran. Cincinnati. ..11 0, 7 .338 10 17 season. 11 e 7 .159 Cronln, Detroit 3 Boston knights slab with S games Lows, Boston 44 .333 17 23 8 the ot the BasebaU 11 43 .138 Relay, Mil sold worth. in records show that Rusie has been Qanzel. New York o .333 29 47 10 , The least amount of shares to be will be 50, or fo.00 If you wish to get at this price won out of 13 pitched. hit K .13) Pratt. Ath Just as hard when In his prime as Davis. Brooklyn IS 8 .3.13 36 49 S he 36 O 3 .081 Bemhard. Ath Wednesday's game. Dolin, Philadelphia, ..10 ,253 26 13 you will have to act quickly. Wells are being bored on all the lands adjoining the Lucky Dime Oil Com- "i"?1 In a game 56 7 .071 Hoffet. Clere 24 St. Louis has already felt the loss ot Cy at the Polo Groundsln New Elacle. Philadelphia ..15 .250 29 38 3 York when the TMwllng. Mil "holdings, ONLY ONE these strikes oil your stock will be ten yon-pai- d Xoung, who Is now pitching Boston to vic- big Hoosler was In his prime Jack Crooks Clnb Dattlng". Mercer. Wash .254 23 35 pany's and if of worth times the price tory, notwithstanding that ho was batted secured three home runs, two triples and a Cluba. AB. R. H. 611. SB. Pet. Bresnaban. Bolt. ... off the St. Loula 5 121 17 S 18 .302 Yerlte. Bait for it. out of the box by McGraw's team In the horsehldes sent up to the 1CT .295 - cMcato 5C4 87 Cuppy. Boston , game opening 5Ia&br..Rns,e- "Crooks, who was only es 131 first he essayed to pitch, the hitter, could against Pittsburg ,...451 .21 Foreman. Boston .... one ot season team. Young, as bat Rusie with Cincinnati Sit (6 150 ri? . Baker. YOUR LUCKY DIME WILL THEN BE A MIGHTY DOLLAR. the for his such remarkable 46 Clee. pitch- success when the latter New York 370 102 rl? . (Inn In Mil. Is well known, was the only St. Louis was the greatest pitcher In the League, Philadelphia SW 78 123 -. , on4Ptra Mil .. .552 I Oil to- 3 er to win more than naif of his Karnes last why should not the good batters of the St! Brooklyn 419 71 111 uear.!i' iw asn. '. Fortune never raps at man's door twice. The Lucky Dime Co. offers you an opportunity season. Be lost 16 out of 38. Louis team take a fall out of him when Boston 281 49 95 .25 Mllllgan. Ath. as surely as you pass, you will regret it. "The Lucky Co. St. Louis, however, one man through he Is so short of practice? Then, again, Long; lilts, by Clnlis. scott. cie e. day, which let it Dime lands are in the heart lost Tolal Games won by II: lost, t. broad-Jumpin- g: pitchers Rusie went Into the box under conditions of Oil is to oil. oil is the contest of the which were always disliked Extra. the Beaumont Fields and sure strike The there, and it is impossible to lose. We team, year, by him. It a who was sot irlth the last but was a cold, wet day; the ball was slippery. Cluhs. sn. 3B Ba you go to big Harper. Et. . 13 132 GOOD WEATHER EXPECTED. say to that this stock will surely a dollar, and there's a possibility that it will reach ten. who Mema to be another Earl That la a difficult proposition for any Iiuls 122 who Cincinnati 2J II i iloore, who signed a contraot with Manager Pitcher dislikes the cold and Is along 1 13 83 Non-Assessab- in years. Pittsburg 10c. le. Donovan and then Jumped all the way to Young Harper, who pitthed for Philadelphia ., IS 10 78 Forecaster Hyatt Says He Fears Capital Stock, $250,000. Par Value of Shares, Full Paid and Cleveland, has pitched the record game In Donovan's tribe on that day. Is in such fine Brooklyn 21 9 77 American League season, condition at present that all weather looks Chicago 18 11 U Not the Approaching Lows. the bo far this alike to him, and the greater the difficulties New York It OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. i notwithstanding that It was a losing one. greater Boston H 3 39 the the amount ot energy be- On last Thursday he held Chicago for nine stows upon game. he Individual Long: Hitters. "This kind of weather makes me think the None of the old " JAMES E. MOORE, President, of Moore Bros., Wholesale Grocers, Galveston. Tex. Innings without a hit. Two errors had let pitchers would have stood much chance Vf Crawford. Cincinnati 3 33 of when I was down in Vlcksburg-,- said in two runs. In the tenth he was hit twice. pitching a winning game that day, Haruel. Chicago 6 81 Hyatt yesterday. NEWTON J. SKINNER, Secretary and Treasurer, President Enterprise Oil Co., Galveston, Tex. due to and It is Heidrick. 8t. Louis 1 91 Weather forecaster Two hits in ten Innings is a better game Rusie that he be given another Flick. Philadelphia 8 summer comes on with a rush, ,7. I V,? 5? noU ls "Down there DANIEL MOORE, Vice President, of Moore Bros., Wholesale'Grocers, Galveston, Tex. than has been pitched In the National in il a eood bet that Beckley. Cincinnati 7 23 this the grass grows so MO. "With team back him the Reds will live to regret the day that HtclnreMt, Cincinnati 3 17 and In weather like the St. Louis of Rusie was 7 17 one use an automatic WALTER C. JONES, MAYOR OF GALVESTON, Galveston, Tex. probably would to duplicate allowed to Join another team, Wagner. Pittsburg fast that ha9 to 1 Moon be able as he has many winning games in him yet. McUann. St Louis 3 17 scythe to keep It down. HERBERT SNELLING, Manager Southwestern Telephone Co., Tex. that feat against the heavier hitters who He showed it times against St. Delehanty. Philadelphia s 16 Is to stay, and It Is Galveston, - at Louis and fH. Louts 5 16 "This weather here are still In the old organization. St. Louis now- on will give him a return con- Wallace. going to bo all right. From the Mississippi season, of the McBrlde. ClnclnnsM 3 14 We refer by permission to the following: could make good use ot Moore this trol which won many and many a game. McCreery. Brooklyn 2 14 Vnlley to tho Pacific Coast and as far north but the team Is not nearly so weak In the an British Columbia an enormous "high in HUTCHINS & SEALY, Bankers, Galveston, Tex. GAIA'ESTON NATIONAL BANK, Galveston, Tex. pitching department as many seem to tntnK. Manager Dohovan of the Bt. Louis Club spreading Itseir. and St. .Louis Is fortunate Is of the opinion that, all things considered. niching Records. enough to be under its wing. Over in the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Galveston, Tex. ISLAND CITY SAVINGS BANK, Galveston, Tex. Powell Is In rare form, but luck has been J rank Hahn of the Cincinnati team Is the Atlantlo States It Is raining In several icii-uan- a y. is WALTER C. of running away from turn an awiui pace. uesi. piicner in Daseball cities. Away down In Arlsona there a JONES, Mayor Galveston. at "One of Halm's strongest points Is that vou small low,' but It ls stationary, and I fear "It Is a long road that has no turning" Is can't rattle him," said Donovan, "i've It not. There Is another "high coming up a. saying that will be appreciated in Powell's often tried to get his attention off the game Pitcher. from the Gulf of Mexico, but It ls travel- FfHuMS Are Madt in Diy. Yours Begins Ihe Day Yen Pnrcliase Lucky Dime Oil Sleek, ' l case ere long, and the man with the perfect by Joking with him while he was in the ing very slowly. Kvcrybody can go fishing, i body and bum "props" should pitch more box, but he will always reply in the same play baseball or go to the parks spirit, try 1 will the For further particulars and prospectus, call on 4 winning games this season than he did last. and then to sneak one across. MatthMvsnn N. T.. 1.000 18 nnd I will promise that furnish M afaV' He has an advantage over Jesse Tannehill 8 1,000 11 20 azura skies and balmy temperature." by no means up to his form. He Dlneen, Boston.'. ay k Jones Is in that he pitches a much 3 1,000 20 37 official says to-d- will be a year faster ball than Leever. Pitt'burg..... The forecast should bo a better slab artist this than the Pirate. Tannehill can pitch a fast Harper. Ft. Louis 2 i.eoo is :a bright, sunshiny day and not too warm. FISCAL AGENTS, ever before, and that means a deal when ball at times, but It Is not to be compared Wlltse, Pittsburg 1 l.W) .. .. The temperature ls averaging in the high MnCI fb Pfl games pitched He riVtlnger. Boston 2 1,000 .. .. of the "chlcagolng" he with that of Hahn. also has all the 1,000 seventies, and enough wind will be stirring Eme curves good pitcher be- Aiccann. roox,in...... pleasure-seeke- rs cooL HC UUM Silte lOIS, Htllind Building, SI. Me. are needs, q season recalled. that a and, to keep tho Sunday nUCL Luis, good Phtle. New York 1.0O) .. .. ') VSudhotf has been unfortunate In being sides, has as control as any right- Sudliofr. PI. Lulls., l.ooo .. .. i5l called upon to pitch after some one else had hander In the business. In my opinion. If Chosbro. Pittsburg., 1.000 . .. aireaay lost we game, 'iius, nowever. Cincinnati had made the deal of Hahn for Dnnoan. BrookUn.. .750 15 31 JULY CELEBRATION. NOTIGE TO COWTrttCTOMS shows the confidence that Manager Dono- Tannehill, the Reds would have received a llnhn Cincinnati . .750 14 29 FOURTH OF v van St. boy, and he has trifle the worst of It, notwithstanding Phillips. Cincinnati. .(67 3!l 36 EMBASSIES RETURN has In the Louis the .667 19 23 full-gam- e Is a. McFadilen. Cincinnati, . 1M1. t one victory to his credit. It fact that Tannehill ls better hitter than i .667 Working Chtlllcothe. Mo.. Mir Staled proposals Orlh. Philadelphia. ... 3 10 23 Committees Hard to will be the Board of Managers Hahn." Tannehill. nttiburg.. 2 .667 10 27 rrctlitd tr of r, Hahn's record thin season Is a good one-th-ree 25 Record-Breake- the State Industrial Horn for Girts, Chllllcottte. Menefee, Chicago .500 35 Make a SAUCY NOTE Mo., untjl 13 o"clock noon. cv games won and one Philadelphia... 3 .500 IB It SULTAN'S June 7. Mot. for the lost but It Is not White. 31 compltlon two-sto- good Harper's, . 1 .50) 23 12 erection and of a brick t so as with three winning Nowton. Cincinnati.. U bulMlog" upon the (rounds ot said In- WOODBURY games and one tied. Hughes, lirooKiyn .... i .Wl .. .. The work of preparing for the celebra- "cottase 2 stitution, according to plans and specifications Strang, was with Chicago Taylor. Chicago .40) 37 64 7 given l who during the Boston 1 .333 g tion and parade to be under the which can sen at the office of the Institu- closing games of season, seems to Nichols, 24 tion, or William Carver, Chilli last be Donahue. 1'hllaJtlpUa 1 .333 t 25 4 auspices of the Fourth of July Celebration He Called Foreign Ministers Smug- I architect. setting the fans of NewTTork Into a Cuban Louis, 1 .231 15 coth. Mo. Made Him Happy imwell. Pt. 38 3 Ms progressing rapidly. Dally Re- Snperlor to Aptol, A check In the sum of SM0.ro ac- fever over, his remarkable work at first Jones, St. Louis .. 1 .333 27 40 3 Association glers and They Suspend Tinty, Pennyroyal or Steel. certified shall company all proposal upon abo general ton-tro- base for the Giants. Strang played the Kltson. Brooklyn .... I .250 19 31 12 meetings of the Executive Committee are p Sure Relief of Pain and Irregularl- - Th board reserves the right to reject any greater part ot last Beason with the St. Hughes. Chicago...... 1 .250 39 84 17 being held In the office of Secretary Hals-ll- lations With Him. .. 1 .250 19 32 or all bids. Joe. Mo., team, and was the star of the Duggleby. Phlla 8 in the Security building. tie Peculiar to the Sex. Sepntate sealed proposals wilt bo received 4i sKHMBiflflEBflNI League. He ls so TaUor. New York.. .. 1 .3)0 28 52 8 Many prominent cltlzpns have expressed ApioHne at "Western ambidextrous, .. 11 Cspsns for three months cost $! the sam time for a steam heating 'ssssssstssssHsssssssssflssssssssssi the terrors of;left;handed pitchers are Willis. Boston 20 a desire to become associated with the apparatus for ?nld building;, and also separata that - Waddell, Pitts Cht, .. 0 15 19 13 May A DniRilstorP.O. Box !M81, New York. unknown tDihlnu- Brooklyn. .. 0 movement, and offers of financial assistance Constantinople, II. third note, sealed proposals lcr sanitary plumbing, plans t n. McJames. c-- McCarthy. Rusie. Cincinnati... ,.. 0 are freely made. Judge Thomas Morris evidently direct from the Sultan, was nml gpecirlcatlons for which mar be seen at the is New York.. ... 0 on ot the Catholic office of the Institution, or nilllam I Oarrer. Fisher. promises, behalf Parade to-d- de- architect, chllllcothe. Mo. Each proposal . 'Sn .. 0 delivered to the ambassadors, for "-- ssnsf srssssssat r jH Townsend. Phlla, union, that at least 10.000 of Its members steam heating and plumbing shall accom- ! r SUIT TO RESTRAIN BUILDERS. Phlllppl. pitisnu In peremptory language imme- be St. T;:.::o will participate In the parade. It Is hoped manding the Gonorrhoea and Vrlaary Dlsclniraes. panied by a certified check In the sum ot J109.W, ?1 11rltntiln. civic, reli- Man-Er- s. Murphy, 8t-- Louis, .. to have every secret society, diate suppression of the foreign post of- payable to the treasurer of the 'Board of KnjHin...... 0 gious and military body In the city repre- State Industrial Home for Girls. Tlis To of Chlracn fices reiterating the charges of smug- res-rv- es ssssssL'"".sssssssssBsssssi Prevent Erection Hotel at Cunningham. Chicago 0 sented. Labor organizations will, it Is ex- and board the right to reject any or all bids. King's Highway and McPherson. pected, turn out also. The various com- gling against foreign officials. mittees are being made up and will be The ambassadors Immediately returnc" -- ' completed by Saturday, when, it Is ex- note to the Porte, thus creating partial I Hattle Field, husband, B, the OLD BELL'S s ETOtutlon aad progress ttiX the state ot ier William A STRAY ITEM OF NEWS. pected, the Circuit Court will Issue the cessation of relations between the embas nil. .svassrr hare gradually refined the ear so Field, and others brought suit yesterday cprtlflrnt. nf inrnmoratton. sies and the Turkish Government. Cotton Root Pills. presents form against Elizabeth S. Wooten, Alton K. Negotiations have been entered Into with i " 'hat It Is Its most perfect a Picked Up tr Oar Representative os the proprietors of the summer gardens Tor Anirci n leaaliur ssti attmutlte appearance. Btul In Wooten, William L. Denham, Charles S. Fourth Street. purpose securing the one best adapt- NOT INCLINED TO INTERFERE. 1LW IVS ltr.l.HBt.K anil Mftellv 1TS IhownnAsf of eases moulded, the of LThsfsra-.ssu.t- d by thoasssd.of vmbwi all Its badly R. F. Kllgen. trustee, and P. F. ed for the afternoon and evening celebra- orrr the l.'n lied in Ula OLD DOCTOK a ed f Mt. and outlandish appearance Jolly to restrain The first time the reader turns from the ' prime nsil prscUce. for SJ years, a e them from erecting a hotel tions. aaSatt asxesta'-t&- primitive of the ape or crowded business center of St. Louis along President Thinks Ha waiians Should Ide!c bsd rf tail. ' state at King's highway and McPherson avenue. Money ItBOt AaroarotM man. and Is deetracttre of wbat- - South Fourth street, he will notice a sign rttnnil sa lusisulsl. gtse The plaintiffs own property in Forest Park In shape a book bearing Work Out Own Salvation. sSkSsui 4 cents irtsnusl for srsled cairlcalan. S.mrtt attraction there might be found otker-- the nf this inscrip- GIRL TO SWIM THREE MILES. P. O. Box 718. place adjacent to the lot of "Adolph Qrueger, Bookbinder, Wel-bus- Dr. Belli C.. St. Loam. Bt. ur . In say face. It the ears are too large, the defendants. tion: It Is averred that the defendants are act- Printing House." The owner of the Washington, May 1L Officials who are ac- .sfiiiiiMd. Imperfect In outline or stand oat 1n Indorses 16 Years' Old, Pro Xpo - ing violation of the restrictions contained sign and the business Dean's Kid- Marion Christy, quainted with the President's views regard- far from the bead, they can be easily re- ney Pills and emphatically indorses ing the legislative session In do not to proper in the deeds ot the monprtv nt th, Hiarif.f them poses a Lake. Hawaii lorM proportions and made to one of which is that no building shall be as ioiiows: ror iwo years 1 Bad a pain to Traverse believe Mr. McKlnley will take notice ot the laoBtorm artleUoaUy to the contour ot the erected nearer than thirty feet ot King's In the left side of my back. When at work. memorial from the Hawaiian Legislature O'LEARY'S . end to set gracefully to the head only highway. I was constantly compelled to save myself REPUBUC SPECIAL. urging Governor Dole's removal, certainly Sixteen-year-o- FUTURE BOOK AMERICAN DERBY. by my simple, painless, scientific method. when stooping, and If. I walked briskly for Ashtabula, O., May 11. ld not without a full explanation front the have employed a short distance the annoyance was so Governor. A Cure in 48 Hours. SJCrlt. fflr nuntnflnna. Ojmmlsalonfl handled MA all rt!h I successfully for mere KITCHENER'S LATEST Miss Marion Christy, who last summer C3S than thirty yean with the most gratlfytag REPORT. great that I was compelled to slacken my The friction which exists between Gov- races. telephones Tarda and W r pace. medicines for swam across Lake, a distance ernor Dole and the Legislature 418SI-4ISD- ' resulta. I used the kidneys time Conneaut has been I1UCC n'IClQV S. during the two years months, but U A; snythtDg wrong Reports Twenty-Eigh- t after time mentioned, of more than a mile. Is preparing to at- known for the President, believ- GOING TO JARCO LMnit CHICAGO.Hlte1tILL. if li with your features er If Boers Killed but until I went to the Wolff-Wilso- n ing the Hawailans should SEE KRUGER. your skin, scalp or eemplexioa Is not right, Drug tempt a still more daring achievement. work out their Just Doan's Kidney y own salvation, has taken no steps write me, and If the name of thla peper feince May 5. Co.'s for Pills I received lit- She said that she would swim the to inter- '.fallorgiven tle. If any, permanent help. After few length a distance fere. Officials who discussed the matter CURE YBUrmin I will advise you. without charge, how they were a of the lake, of three Dole Mrs. Botha Will Ask Him to End to, proceed clear-cu- t, ll.-L- doses I knew taking effect on miles. A wUl keep close beside said Governor has acted within his to obtain shapely feature. Lo ndon. May ord Kitchener reports kidneys. When boat her. authority In refusing an a eleu. healthy scalp sad lostrom hair, a to the W ar Office, the I had completed the Miss Christy holds a medal for extension. the Boer War. afJBW.afBPcuKcslas I M aj. Wh under date of Pretoria. treatment the pain in the SbbpW VSS goata, dear, natural skta, and brilliant B. May 10, as follows: back and the swimming. She Is the daughter of Onarsawd ertthemt pimp)., symptoms of kidney complaint absolutely of the most expert . Women Mar Be TJnloa 11. ef tnaeoaa nmstra i. 'XT w$ wrinkle, spetorbUm-- S ."81nEfJJttJ',s twenty-eig- Frank Christy, one Masletaas. Durban. May The wife of Command- raiawap.a; BOSS OeBsultaUeu la persos or tryTetter trs Boers have disappeared." In United Btates. She la g Denver, Colo., May 1L The PrrreaunaucM. - Is been killed., six wounded, 130 swimmers the American ant General Botha of the Boer Army writ' sent or PsHsMVOQaV . and taken sale by all dealers, price So 140 to-p- miMSWtttaiDj. m?- sMcOy confidential. Call or write for book. prisoners, - For cents. feet tall and weighs pounds. She Is an Federation of Musicians, new In convention urge President Kruger ut stop Iatl and IB Foster-Mllbu- rn a to the have surrendered. Nine Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.. sole accomplished wheelwoman, having defeated In this city, has sustained the ruling England. lRBMsraBwiTi.e.BBJI asvarvBSBBsBRj) "a JH!!Jla-WO.QDlUJIY- thousand rounds 2S0 wag- of the war with She has arrived here on of ammunlUon. agents tor the TJnlted States. section, V Mm ,BBBB lu fiJL ons, 1,800 horses all the amateurs In this and has president to the eftect that local unions her way to Holland, whither she goes for and large auantltles Remember the name Doan's and won score at gold right to woman from, '.W iiw W stxsoaJaccT Bide, St. JUm grain and stock have V "J ' take also more than a medals have no bar msimbrr the sole purpose of seeing Mr. Kroger. 8hs so subitttuts. . as a bowler. I. la acCTinpaald by several Bow woman. , I fm tf"fl ' - - l " j &&fa&!!& .SSS Baa rSit?,'3ii!JislSl&;l