halls.Drill, 2. Fmplrer-Mr. Sheridan. Time of the time to bumping that eye. At the finish .Charge Accounts Cheerfully Opened. PAINE'S CELERY | same.1 hour and 40 minutes. blood was streaming from both of Peter's eyes, and he was tired out. O'Brien did not Boston, 7; Baltimore, 3. have enough steam left to land a knockout "Wonder What Mertz Will Say Today?" COMPOUND "Cy" Young carried the Bostons once I more to victory at Baltimore yesterday, the Ready for Challenges. Orioles being defeat*! by the score of 7 to The Frank Mann Stars met and defeated Is the Medicine That Athletics Defeated Senators 3. The Bostons fielded finely, while Mc- the Steve Collins Stars In an exciting game Only Ginnity was given poor support by his Sunday by 87 to 30. The principal feature was the box work of Beese and Ferry for It Has Proved a in a "Hard Luck" Game. companions. Score: 0 the Can Promptly and Per= BALTIMORE. BOSTON. winners. The winners would like to has taken It.H.O.A.E. 9. R.H.O. A-K- Jear from the John Lynn team. Address .Washington All Gilbert, M. 1 2 1 2 2 Ptrent, M. 8 1 0 2 1 Manager Frank Mann, 483 Pennsylvania hold of the Eiseman manently Banish MrGraw, 8b 1 1 1 1 O.j Stahfccf... 8 2 0 0 0 avenue northwest. right Kelley. cf.. 0 1 2 0 0 Oolite*. Sb. 1 2 1 » 0 The Young Maroons defeated the White- Master Stroke, oi It's dis¬ Dan¬ ERRORS WERE COSTLY Soymnur, rf 0 1 8 0 0 Freemaa, rf 0 0 10 0 caps Sunday in a well-played game by 7 style tailoring. Wasting and Wllll'ms.2l> 0 0 2 8 1 Hickman, If 0 1 1 0 0 to 1. . The feature the was tinctive . it Selbacb, K. 1 1 8 0 0 LaChance,! 0 113 0 0 of game the original MoGann. lb 0 1 0 2 0 2b.. work of Pitcher Burk. The Young Maroons .The woolen has taken the Diseases. Ferris, 0 1 B 4 0 would to scoop works out the fine points of gerous BOSETINT WON FIFTH STRAIGHT Robinson, c. 0 0 4 1 1 Crlfer, c... 0 1 « 1 0 like receive challenges from teams world storm. Gives in a manner that McGlu'ty, p 0 0 2 1 0 Younj, p... 0 0 0 8 0 averaging fifteen years. Address John tailoring by style ap¬ VICTOBY AT AQUEDUCT. Deavers. captain, 043 30th street northeast. suits to order at a pood third 4 - you peals to men of discrimi¬ Totals... *8 ~T 2T 10 Totals... T 9 27 IS 1 U IT Baltimore 00110001 0.8 less than the lowest garments nation Boston 0.7 Base Ball Notes. prict and taste. St Restores Lost Health 20200021 made of such fabrics can ordinari¬ .Like to make a suit O'Brien and Jackson Had Hard Sacrifice bit.Crlger. Three-base bits.Stahl (2). Senators and Athletics again today. you Fight. Stolen bases.Gilbert, Kelley, Collins, Ferris. Dou¬ The two Patten and will To Order, be made for. Two woolen from our line of When Pro= ble plays.Gilbert and MoGann; Collins ami La "P's," Plank, ly up $22.50 Physicians American Jockeys Winning in Chance. First base on balls.By MeGlnnlty, 3; by probably do the pitching. men supplied us at their own so¬ fabrics, as an introduc¬ Yoong, 2. Hit by pitched halls.By MeGlnnlty. 1. crowd was than that just nominee Yoiar Case France.Base Ball News. .Struck out.By MeGlnnlty, 2; by Young, 5. Left Yesterday's larger licitation. The old story with tion. on bases.Baltimore, 4; Boston, 7. I'mplre.Mr. of Saturday by several hundred, demon¬ them of overconfidence and then Th* privilege of orodit without O'Laughlln. Time of game.1 hour and 45 minutes. strating that the people like a winner. extra charge. Incurable. Drill is playing a splended game behind overstock. American League Teams' Standing. Cleveland, 2; Chicago, 0. the bat, and the two passed bails yesterday .In the lot are medium and dark Cleveland its at were of the twisting sort and hard to hold. If. in sick ami old.act W. L. Pot. I w. L. Tot. continued good playing springtime, people.young Detroit 2 1 .666 Chlrnpn 2 2 .500 and the He does not complain of overwork and likes cheviots, fancy mixtures and black with promptuess. wisdom and decision, suffering, 2 Chicago yesterday Comlskeyites to be in the That the \Vaabington... 3 .000 Philadelphia.. 2 2 .500 were to 0. game. ordinary and blue A of agony and misery would never be carried into the Cleveland 3 3 .500 Baltimore.... 2 3 .400 shut out, 2 "Dummy" Taylor It was just a case of the Athletics being serges. variety pat¬ summer months. Bostou 3 3 .500 St. Louis 2 3 .400 held the champions down to Ave scattered carded to win and nothing could stop them. tailor has to price at terns in each fabric. You'll Ik- as To delay the work of banishing disease, regulat¬ hits, no two of which came together. Score: Every doubtful chance of the day broke In enthusiastic as we after the nerves, the blood ami National Teams' their favor. $118.00. you've ing purifying restoring League Standing. CHICAGO. CLEVELAND. 1 seen them. perfect digestion is a serious mistake. w. ij. rot. w. l. ivt. It.H.O.A.E. | R.H.O.A.E. Delehanty made a great catch when he When the blood is sluggish, impure anil poisoned, Pittsburg 7 2 .778 Boston 5 G .t.ti .Strang, 3b.. 0 0 12 1 Plckerl'g.cf 1 2 2 0 0 backed into the big pole in left lleld and let Jones, rf... 0 0 4 0 0 McCarthy,If 0 0 10 0 a one from Barber <& Ross, when the nervous system is unbalanced, when di¬ Cbioago 0 3 .CtTi New York.... 5 8 .4!H comparatively easy get away Philadelphia.. 6 4 Cincinnati.... 3 7 .300 Green, If... 0 2 0 0 0 Harvey, rf. 1 2 2 0 0 him shortly after. gestion is deranged and the appetite poor and 5 6 .454 St. Louis 2 0 .230 Davis, ss... 0 0 1 3 0, Schreck, lb 0 0 12 0 0 t be assured condition is critical and Brooklyn Mertes, rf. 0 2 4 0 0 Bonner, 2b. 0 2 4 1 0 Jimmy Ryan showed lots oi nerve in the variable, your 0 4 2 0 1 last inning. He had two balls called before calls for instant attention before the summer Daly, 2b... 1 Bradley,3b. 0 0 15 A misunderstanding between Shortstop Isbell, lb.. 0 0 9 0 0, Gochnanr.ss 0 0 2 1 2 Wlltze began to get them over and two |? months bring additional dangers. Sullivan, c. 0 0 4 0 0 BernIs, e... 0 0 2 2 0 strikes followed. The third was wide, but CO,, At this time the use of Faine's Celery Compound Ely and Pitcher Orth in the ninth Inning Piatt, p 0 0 0 2 0 Taylor, p.. 0 0 14 0 the fourth he into left in beautiful K a 0 0 0 whipped will do a marvelous work for every run-down, sick of yesterday's game probably robbed the toll, p.. 0 0 i mert: It was a moment and the MERT. .McF'rl'd.E 0 0 0 0 0 style. trying and diseased man ami woman. ot crowd 66 3,000 spectators of one the most exciting showed its appreciation with great * Its life-giving work first commences with the finishes In the game's history. The Sena¬ Totals... 0 5 27 0 1 Totals... 2 6 27 13 3 applause. Better=yet Tailors," (0)/ThA blood, which is made clean and pure; then the .Batted for Piatt in eighth inning. 1 mpire Jack Sheridan is one of the best X is tors, through a splendid rally in the sev¬ 0 0-0 indicator holders in the X jp >i nerves are set in Chicago 0000000 business, and yes¬ quickly order, digestive vigor enth had come within dis¬ Y fully restored, the appetite is made natural, sleep Inning, speaking Cleveland 00100100 0-2 terday was the first time that he has given i is refreshing and the despoudiug heart is made tance of the Athletics, being but two runs Left on bases.Chicago. 5; Cleveland, 5. Tv.*o- the Senators any the worst of it. The y 'Phone Main 2812-3. base hit.Harvey. Sacrifice hit.Bemis. Stolen base crowd felt a little sore, but like 5 ? it light and joyous. In the rear when the visitors took their last i.label 1. Double play.Daly to Davis. Struck out nothing i It well to bear in mind that Paine's turn at the 2: demonstration was made against him after is Celery bat. Harry Davis hit to the right .By Piatt, 2; by Taylor, by Katoll, 1. First the game. owes its origin to the most distinguished fence and to on base on balls.Off Plart, 2. Umpires.Messrs. John¬ Compound field went third I^ave stone and Connolly. Time of game.1 hour and 35 Perhaps Monte Cross didn't fee] good over physician that this American continent ever pro¬ Cross' sacrifice. Orth then used his head minutes. his great stick work. He has been held a duced. and his marvelous prescription is publicly up If prize were of¬ and passed Flick to first on balls. Seybold to ridicule for his weak batting and It puts Indorsed by our best and ablest physicians. him in a condition when was then struck out and Flick was Itching American Games gloating he lands fered for the inven= If all sufferers who have been disappointed in League Today. on the ball for a winning combination. It the past will promptly start with Paine s Celery for a chance to go to second. Ely told Philadelphia at Washington. Is questionable whether he ever got around tion that has relieved Oomi*»tind they will be astonished and delighted Orth to pitch a wide one to Drill, so that Boston at Baltimore. the bases faster than he did yesterday. with the sp* ed with which this wonderful remedy the ball could be thrown down and return¬ Cleveland at Chicago. Orth showed splendid headwork In the Is able to call a halt to wasting and dangerous ed in time to catch Davis when he tried for Detroit at St. Louis. ninth inning when he passed Flick to first the housewife off the rtis»>as«'s. It is now making tens of thousands well on balls, with Davis on third. He then home on the play. Orth failed to hear out Waltham struck Seybold, the second out Watches. to the summer making and strong and fitting them enjoy instructions most It months, which, to the well and strong, are pleasur¬ Ely's and put one right over Yesterday's National League Games. when Cross stepped in and spoiled the com- drudgery, the plate to Monte Cross, a batter who New York, 0; Brooklyn, 3. binatlon with his home run. able and happy. The should be lenient would hits safely about once a week. "With the Philadelphia, 4; Boston 1. spectators in their undoubtedly criticisms when a ground ball gets away "A clear bargain, a dear friend. delivery of the ball Ely started toward sec¬ from any of the outfielders. The ground is be awarded to the Diamond ond and Cross sent a liner directly through LAJOIE WILL NOT PLAY. as hard as rock, very uneven and a bound¬ Dyes rJ'VSl'",."S the spot left vacant, the sphere going to ing ball very hard to judge. "The 'Perfected American Watch," an illustrated book them. the fence and enabled the batter to go all He, Fraser and Barnhard Advised Not The omnibus line from the Navy Yard SterlingPuritanBSue the way home. Cross should have been a to the park has been a great success, sev¬ of interesting information about watches, ivill be sent sure out under the ordinary circumstances to Don Uniforms. eral hundred of the residents of that sec¬ Flame Oil Stove, SILVER SERVICE FOR SCHLEY. of the game, and the Senators would have Immediately after the decision in the La- tion patronizing the game each day. free apon request. gone to the bat with the score 9 case was rendered afternoon Dutton has a novel scheme to standing jole yesterday enablelT.e his men This wonderful stovi has Presented at Memphis Yesterday on to 7. This score would have been tied, as In President Ban Johnson off duty to see the ball matters turned out, and in the excitement Philadelphia, games. He will have an indicator put up American. Waltham Watch solved the summer Behalf of 18,000 Subscribers. telegraphed a call for a meeting in Cleve- card and Company, cocking the chances were big that the home club k SCOIle every alarm most A dispatch from Memphis, Tenn., last would have won. Instead the Athletics left land tomorrow, at which It is expected that this way the fireman Waltham, Mass. problem satisfactorily. will u 6ho*;n- ,_Tn says: The first day of the visit to the field victors by the score of 12 to !). all the magnates of the American League know whether the fire is In their dis- night not can of Admiral and Mrs. W. S. will be Future action of the or¬ and. govern themselves ac¬ It Is absolutely safe.It SAVES ALL Memphis Schley, A Large Attendance. present. cordingly.i, °r, The plan will be appreciated by WORSTING. who arrived In this city from Washington The fine work of the Senators last week ganization in regard to its legal difficulties the spectators as well as the firemen. last night, opened with lowering clouds and and a vigorous policy against the National has a great complaint about It Is absolutely clean.no odor.no dirt in defeating the strong Boston team three ther"/'re, occasional showers. Despite the downpour out of four League will probably be decided upon. hucksters In the grand stand, and Man¬ .no drippings.It SAVES WORK. games, aroused the latent spirit ager Loft us would be his a great crowds began to gather around the of the President Johnson 6topped In Baltimore doing patrons It barns common kerosene oil.cheaper Washington enthusiasts, and, as a big favor by making the boys .call their farmer that 1 hotel as early as 9 o'clock, and evinced one of last night on his way west, and was joined wares In lower tones. OFFICERS SENT TO PRISON. represent, or, in my than gas, gasolene or coal.It SAVES result, the largest Monday crowds The As it is now, the that else unlessjtidg^ much enthusiasm. On account of the by President Postal of the local club. umpire s voice Is out ment, anybody represents, MONET. was on hand to see the initial game of the latter goes west with Mr. Johnson this frequently drowned he wants to get into this department. wh» threatening weather it was decided to post¬ season between the by the yells of the boys. Members of Chicago's Crew in Trouble has with this It cooks eveiy thing thoroughly and teams under the man¬ afternoon, and will represent. the Wash- The cushions for the reserved seats In the any patience duplication." pone the parade until tomorrow morning. agement of Loftus and Mack. The local lngton club at the Cleveland meeting. in Venice, Italy. The provision for an assistant chief otf quickly.it SAVES TIME. grand stand have arrived and were In use the went out on Many prominent ladies and gentlemen players have demonstrated that they can Players Lajoie, Fraser and Bernhard were for the first time. A dispatch from Venice, Italy, yesterday weather bureau, at $."..<«».. J hit the ball', and as the "fan" sent to Washington last by Manager yesterday They are very point of order by Mr. Cannon, as did paid their respects to the admiral and his average dotes night comfortable, substantial in make and add says: All the members of the crew of the ais<»] and on hard hitting, this class turned out in Mack of the Athletics, the latter remaining to the an appropriation of for the purch is* = = wife. Including Gov. Benton McMilltn the appearance of things. United States cruiser for of a site and th« erection an 1-burner size $2.75 hopes of witnessing lots of batting. In in Philadelphia so as to be in constant Catcher Tim Donohue Is Chicago, arrested of observatory; wife. this they were not disappointed, both teams communication with his legal advisers. slowly rounding disorderly conduct, have been sentenced to for the weather bureau. => = into form, but Is still far from 2=burrser size After luncheon carriages arrived at the hammering the ball for and the This trio of players were advised by the fit. He three Mr. Roberts (Mass.) offered an tmend- $6.50 keeps great¬ could go in at any time In a pinch, but terms of imprisonment ranging from hotel, and the admiral and his wife were est excitement was aroused in consequence. lawyers of the Athletic club not to put on Drill Is ment to pt rmit city and country ni.-mln-rs = = doing such good work that It Is a to four months each. of the House to elect whether would 3=burmer size $8.50 taken to the Auditorium, where a To Monte Cross the Athletics owe their uniforms, so as not to antagonize in any t0 they magnifi¬ This the courts. A further P,,I! him out, especially as he is Captain Robert F. Wynne, commanding receive flower or Vegetable se> d. Without cent silver service was to the victory. player belongs to the weak way Quaker city P,,V.willing to work. presented hitting class, although he has frequently hearing of the case comes off tomorrow in the marine guard of the Chicago; Robert action upon the amendment the commutes "hero of Santiago" on behalf of 18,000 turned the same and the believe Outfielder Sheckard's desertion of the rose. a trick as yesterday by get¬ Philadelphia, lawyers they Is a E. Ledbetter, assistant surgeon of the Chi¬ subscribers to fund for that purpose. The the ball at still a chance of the moves Baltimore club deserving retribution. The conference report on the Chinese ex¬ a ting safe unexpected times. Of have blocking cago; Lieutenant John S. Doddridge of tha movement to present testimonial to the the twelve runs of the National club. Manager McGraw should not have touched clusion bill was adopted without debat*. admiral was about a and scored by the Athletics, Philadelphia League him after he had a named Wilfred Barber <& begun year ago, Cross drove home six of them The players directly concerned are not signed with Hanlon, but Chicago, and marine This sends it to the President. Ross, contributions were received from Arkan¬ through the Donlinis bad break put the team In a hole the medium of his two troubled in the least over the situation, as Langley, who were arrested Friday night At p.m. House adjourned. sas, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. home runs, and when and Sheckard was then Col. Rogers hears of the occurrence this their salaries are guaranteed for the sea¬ gobbled up on the charge of disorderly conduct, were 1 Itlh and Q Sts. Former Senator Thomas B. Turley made cfever course would The game scheduled for St. Louis yester¬ the and Admiral shortstop will be wanted by the son, but of they naturally day between the Browns and brought up at the San Marco police court GOING TO SEEK BALDWIN. It presentation speech, Phillies more than ever. like to take part in the games so as to be Detrolts was here today. Captain Wynne was sentenced Schley accepted the beautiful gift In a fit¬ of benefit to the team wtth which they have of raln. lhe grounds to four months and ten beingi!?wn,n.too wetOI\ acco,untto on. days' imprisonment. ting reply. Game Belonged to Senators. signed. play The other prisoners were sentenced to three Auxiliary Expedition Nearly Ready to The sliver service is a magnificent collec¬ A general review of Manager Loftus of the Washington club Rochfs* ti!n*3. par¬ congratulated the peoplo of Memphis and and game popular, Manager McGraw of the Baltimore Captain conveyed party; ticularly to the Chalnless typs. the south upon the great progress they the Senators may profit by the same Fifth American Club for a statement of the facts connected witft to Franz Josef land, has been chartered We ar» selling the most Perfect bicy¬ mishaps from the other side Rosetint Landed Her Straight League yesterday received cle* in the world at were making in recent years. The admiral today. a telegram from Outfielder James T Sheck¬ the arrest of some of the officers of that for the work and will depart from Tromsos prices heretofore was cheered to the echo when he resumed Smiling A1 Orth was on the rubber for Victory. ard unknown. the Senators, and to dated Philadelphia, saying that he had ship at Venice. So far there has been no on July 1. his seat. opposed him was the There were two races at Aqueduct yes¬ to re<"rn to the Brook¬ Columbias, the other were elongated Wlltse. Both twirlera were given v.h ? n(^ official report on the subject to either the The auxiliary expedition will be in charge Ramblers, Among speakers Gov. Mc- a terday which must divide the honors, de¬ The officials of ilillin, Mr. Carutbers Ewings of good drubbing. Mike Powers getting four thes' Baltimoreo H?"al Lf^«ueclub will State or the Navy Department. Secretary of W. S. Champ, secretary to William Zeig¬ Clevelands, Tribunes, Memphis, hits out of five times at the bat. while spite the fact of one being the Woodhaven take legal action Judge Albert H. AVhltefield of Mississippi, Orth to recover the advance money paid him Long and Admiral Taylor' both expressed ler. who will sail for Europe on the steam- Westfields, A. S. led the locals with two singles and a stakes, the other was only an every¬ was not Ideals, Mr. Caldwell of Memphis, Rufus N. double. wjilie ln th« ^uth and the opinion today that tfte matter hip Cymric on May 23, and the remainder Rhodes of Alabama, Mr. F, Smith event, restricted to non- whate\ er 0Vralnln* a serious one. The statements so far made Hartfords, Crescents. Murray The Senators got away from the starter's day two-year-old SE.EE.HJEother damages possible. of the party will leave on the steamship of Mississippi and Thomas F. Galler, bishop winnera of hand on the through the press dispatches are not suffi¬ of Tennessee. flag first, hanging up two runs In the Ini¬ $000. hasTh,s throttle Pretoria on J jne 7. Mr. Champ and all of $20 to $80. tial was the race for the rea¬ »^a^J°IinSO,J ^easue will make sched¬ ciently precise to enable the officials here the the inning. Ryan given his base on Taking purse first, a as to the amount of his have in During progress of banquet Mrs. balls and went to second on ule time all along the route. The man who to form judgment assistants had experience the Schley was entertained the of Keister's clever son that It came ahead of the stake on the In one involved in the officers' American by ladles sacrifice. Wolverton a season made a minor league pre¬ turpitude conduct, arctic regions. The Frithjof will again b« Cycle the of the then laced liner there were some of the best two- and are to await official ad¬ "\Vautuga Chapter Daughters to the center-field fence for three bases program, eminent among base ball organizations can they disposed commanded by Captain Kjeldsen, wh >s« of the American Revolution. shown those named to be depended on to its vices before expressing an opinion, it is Mfg. and Ryan scored. Delehanty sent a long year-olds yet among preserve prestige work in the arctic has been conspicuous. WASHINGTON Co., fly to Hartzell, and Wolverton start, the unbeaten Rosetint of the The club owners of the American League expected that as a matter of comity, if for The will from Tromsoe to BRANCH, scored on being and no the Italian authorities Frithjof go the out. not its president are to blame for the other reason, Camp Zeigler. on Alger Island, which is in 817-8119 14th St. N.W. The number. At that Rosetint was not the fa¬ reinstatement of contract jumpers. Against may turn the prisoner over to Captain Day¬ 26t.«0 Athletics went to the front for a the brown be¬ his that shall 80.24 north, and there secure the last In¬ .p2fe minute by scoring three runs in the second. vorite. Alan, Atheling filly judgment, Johnson reluctantly yielded ton upon his promise they be structions left by Baldwin. It is believed Lave Cross to longing to the Goughacres stable, was said removal of the ban from dealt with according to the United States here that Baldwin has worked to north¬ singled short center and T?J^ViiSt3 S°.he an the Flick was hit by the pitcher. Seybold hit to have pleased her trainer especially by Heldrick and Dinneen, and before he could naval regulations, for enforcement of ward of Alger Island, and that the America ., she had done for him. and the close the and the sentences of confinement In would . j Adjustable Metal- _ to Wolverton, forcing out Cross, but Monte something gaps Taylor Sheckard fol¬ jail is fast In the ice. center Window public were eager to share In Mr. Clyde's lowed. Contract jumping will never create a very disagreeable impression 12C. Screen* for 12c. J2C. Cross here bobbed up with his first home again When the America is found an effort will run to the center-field fence, and three thing. Alan was backed down from be condoned by the American League while among naval officers. be made to refill her bunkers with coal and [ok runs resulted. foodto 5 to 4 to 5, whereas Rosetint took a B B. Johnson is president, nor will a pen¬ work her out of the ice pack. It is thought mi on a Robert is a son the first and soared alty for Francis of Window The Senators got one of these runs back corresponding upward movement Imposed player rowdyism be Wynne that Baldwin used the America for winter screens71i2c! In the same the score from 2 to 1 to 7 to 2. revoked. assistant postmaster general, and is well and worked north with inning, tleing through The was headquarters And a complete Ely's safe hit over second, Drill's pretty Albatross, belonging to Julius Flelsch- showing made by Pitchers Wright known in Washington. He appointed sledges, establishing caches preparatory for 1 >001 Screen for Vino! Will drive to left and mann, was first away from the post, and and Joss of the Cleveland American League stcond lieutenant in the Marine Corps after 112c. 66c. 12c. Invigorate and Monte Cross' error. team the dash to the pole- Both sides rested in the third, but in the Alan and Rosetint had to be content with against the all-star combination of Joining the District regiment immediately Baldwin's associates here are of the St. Louis In the war was was opin¬ fourth the Athletics forged to the front, second and third positions until headed for games Friday and Sat¬ after with Spain declared. He ion that Baldwin began his northern move¬ Strengthen Quickly. home. At the Rosetint start¬ urday shows what condition will do in base In the fight at Guantanamo, and won dis¬ i^ohn B. Espey, EiS1^ At*. making two runs as the result of Drill's quarter pole ball. ment for the pole about the miduie of Feb¬ f-28 13d two passed balls, an error by Wolverton ed to make up her length and a half of The Cleveland pitchers trained in tinction there and elsewhere in Cuba. He ruary, and that he will reach the highest and Powers' over leeway. First she Albatross and the south. They are now In excellent con¬ then was assigned to the Oregon and sailed single second. In the passed dition fit to point at>out the middle of June, and th« ;¦« fifth the visitors got two more, and the next made play for Alan. There was no and do their best work They around the Horn to the Philippines, where Frithjof expedition is timed to meet him. PIANOS AND ORGANS. game seemed to have gone glimmering. great struggle for supremacy; no hanging were the two best in the Western Asso¬ he had hard service, chiefly in the nature Baldwin has believed that he Would We Endorse and ciation last season, and the fact that was always Fultz opened up with a together In a head and head fight; Rose¬ they of outpost duty. He In the battle of a double, and, after shut out McAleer's team find drift that would take him out by way 1 Davis had struck out Lave Cross scored tint Just sailed by her, head high In air. hard-hitting Noveletta, where he acquitted himself with of Greenland, but his associates are of the shows that they were not overrated. Con¬ credit. He was sent with the marines Ellis Mosilc Store/ him with a single into right. Flick was Though the verdict was "won driving by great opinion that his return will be across tha Qtmaramitee It. passed to first and Cross scored on half a as dition, however, has cut a big figure ln to China, under Major Waller, during the Sey- length," Rosetint looked If she their St. Louis team ice toward Franz Josef Island. Mr. Chump's bold's hit to Ely. might readily have defeated her rival with work. The trained siege of the legations, and was in the five plan, after releasing the will ha ln the north and is far from being In shape days' march to Tien Tsln. Major Waller America, A Fine yet another five pounds on her back. to do Itself to establish a patrol with the hope of [lick¬ We sell Batting Bally. McCue rode the winner In this, her fifth justice. recommended him for bravery. For four¬ ing up the Baldwin party. It is to Our Pianos many tonic*. Neither side scored in the but in The efforts of the Worcester club of the teen hours during the battle of Tien Tsin planned We huve demands for many so-called strength sixth, consecutive victory, and It can be said of Eastern to Fielder Smoot cover a stretch of 100 miles east and west the seventh the spectators were given a him that he rode a very nicely Judged race League compel he was under fire, and Colonel Meade rec¬ across the route most to be taken And why yon should come and see us If creators. of the St. Louis team to return to It Is ommended him for He was in likely by yon are going to buy a llano: treat in a fine throughout. It may be that the filly may gallantry. Baldwin. We handle all Winds of remedies that claim to be witnessing batting rally by others of the Initial step of the minor leagues to the long march to Pekin, and once fell from Oar stock la full and complete. The Senators which resulted in the score find stake class to lower her force such as them to take We lnvlgorators. We do this because we are drug¬ colors at the big tracks, but at present her players Jumped sheer exhaustion. Indeed, throughout his keep only good gooda. und is our tied.' After out positions in the badly gutted National and W» fair gists, it business to supply the public being Ely had been called owner, John Boden, Is feeling very proud of service he displayed courage endurance FAVOR THE FULLER BID. guarantee dealing. with that which want. on Drill League to return to them. The Worcester of the order. He was made ranking We offer terms. they strikes. drove one at Lave Cross too her performances, and begins to think that club to the highest accommodating our advice is be 'ver, as to n has given notice St. Louis club marine fleet officer In recognition of his fine We make discounts for cash. When asked, hot to handle and he was safe on first. she can hold her own with the best. to return the man. I£ the club falls to Baltimore's City Councilmen Pass Bill special tonic and rebulider, strength creator and an appe¬ Orth The Woodhaven stakes, for service, and is due to reach Washington in We will sell jou a handsome, reliable, then hit Into right and Drill went to two-year-olds, comply with the request legal action Is to next. He is years of age, to Third cew In a tite producer, we Invariably recommend Vlnol. was won by the- Goughacres filly Hedge, be July twenty-flve Reading. t'priaht Piano, mahoganv case, third, scoring a minute later on Ryan's begun. This step by the minor leagues and was a member of the old Washington A from with stool and cover, t()t only $223, on We do this because we know all about Vlnol. We about which many small bettors obtained Is a result of the decision ln the Lajole dispatch Baltimore, Md.. last night easr snd others at know all that It contains. We have sold enormous nice drive to left. Keister followed with a as good as 15 to 1. Blue and was Fencibles. The first branch of the payments, gradations double over Orange case. So It will be seen that, while the friends in Wash¬ says: city council In price according to style, finish and of and we third, scoring Orth and the the favorite at 4 to and was Captain Wynne's many xu$ke of Piano. quantities It, hare had every oppor¬ crowd was on Its 5, strongly- National League may have made trouble believe when all the facts are known tonight passed to the third reading file the us feet yelling like mad. fancied because of his ridden Won- ington hare a few tunity offered to watch the reBults that have was being by for the American League, It has also made for the sale good .Second-band Ryan caught between third and home derly. The colt ran his usual It will be found that he did nothing dis¬ ordinance providing of tha Pi%Aoe-4^0. ITS, $100 to $150.that we been accomplished by the use of this wonderful on Wolverton's hit to Wiltse. Old Relia- McLaughlin some for Itself. honorable. In the Western can on consistent race, but was no match for A1 to the city's holdings Maryland specially recommend, term* to reconstructor. ble "Del" then corked out a Orth is likely get reputation suit the pur-Laser. pretty single Hedge, which galloped over the top of him here, as he had It ln Philadelphia, of being railroad to the Fuller syndicate, and irv- If you have cot ret had occasion to use such a and Keister and Wolverton crossed the the last F. Please remember oar name and num¬ toulc we would like to ha.e call on and throughout furlong. M. Dwyer's the slowest of the pitchers, in his delivery. CHINESE BILL PASSED. deflnltely postponed action on the other or¬ ber and come you us, plate with the tleing runs. Rostand was much fancied, despite his last He to '"wind promptly. learn why we are so enthusiastic about this scien¬ The that came over takes plenty of time himself dinances. The Fuller bid is said to be in good feeling the spec¬ race having been a poor exhibition. He ^nd is never hurried in his what- tific tators lasted a time as up" work, the Bill in the the interest of are remedy. only short the Ath¬ drew the Inside position at the start, and ever the score. He is not afraid of his arm Reading Agricultural the Goulds, who seeking Vlnol contains all the curative In a letics scored two runs In the and John F. EEE5s<& principles eighth after going only a few strides was pinched and in consequence pitches more than the House for Amendment. a tidewater outlet. Co., highly concentrated state that are found In cod again went to the front as the result of on the rail and forced to pull up. He came average number of balls, apparsntlv pre- Final action on the Fuller ordinance in liver oil. It does not contain, however, ot the Delehanty's muff, after a good try, a neat around After general debate closed yesterday on 937 Pa. Ave. any the field and made up much of his ierring to make the man hit the sphere to the second branch was postponed until to¬ obnoxious, grease that always sacrifice, Ryan's muff after a long run, lost ground, but no nearer the agricultural appropriation bill In the CHICK ERIVG PIANO ROOMS digestion-destroying a could get than giving him a chance at a base on balls. In morrow in order ' to be such a drawback to what otherwise and single by Powers. In the ninth the three behind and House the measure was read by sections that Major W. H. Venable, «pS3 proved Athletics lengths Blue Orange. this he Is regarded by ball players as wise, one of the would have been a most valuable Wo chalked Tip three additional runs are for and about the bill cov¬ meml>ers, might prepare certain remedy. from Monte Cross' al¬ for the chances against the ball going amendment, h,alf amendments to the of which the wish you would remember Vlnol, and bear In resulting homer, as safe when It Is hit. the best of batters se¬ Chairman Cannon of the ordinance, ready told, and the Senators came In for American Jockeyb on Five Winners. ered in this way. only one of importance is that requiring the mind that as a blood en richer and fiesh creator their curing less than four hits out of ten times committee took a in¬ of the terms of the last turn at the bat. Orth waited At St. Cloud, France, yesterday after¬ was appropriations lively acceptance ordinance by Kiialbe and as a wonderful aid to digestion, we know of and a up. In yesterday's game Orth's work with an inclina¬ the West Virginia Central and Pianos. patiently sent nice one into terest In the Pittsburg that will with It. finally noon the race for the Prix Gros Buisson. peculiar. He pitched 142 balls In all during proceedings, nothing compare j left that got away from Hartzell and the use knife." Mr. railroad. This is intended as a safeguard, Mrs. M. L. "1 distance a mile and three furlongs, was the game as against only 115 by Wlltze, al¬ tion to the "pruning CEh- and Perkins, Bangor, Maine, says: batter took second. Ryan then followed non made points of order against several would make that road responsible in Bargains in mew and have taken one bottle of Vlnol. a won by Baron d'Or. M. though only four more Phlladelphlans faced the event of the failure of the only I, therefore, with beauty drive Into left, scoring Orth Schlckler's Verge Orth Senators faced Wlltze. That Is, provisions and gave notice of others lie syndicate to am not In a to know the full extent of Its and the batter went to third as al¬ Pratt's Manne was and Mr. than comply with the terms of the ordinance. used instruments off vari= position Fultz second Gray'3 Orth's average was 3.15 balls to the man should make when the sections were beneficial sctlon, but this one bottle has convinced lowed Hartzell's throw get by him. Aigle Nolr third. reached. One of the latter class was th« There is a clear majority for the Fuller Keister and Wolverton then Th« and that of Wlltse was 2.8 balls to the man. ordinance in both so that its ens makes. me that Vlnol la a marvelous tonic. While 111 this saddened the American Jockeys rode five winners. Yet Orth had some remarkable innings. He bureau of statistics. Mr. Cannon re¬ branches, winter with grippe, . friend told me about Vlnol, crowd by fouling out, but "Del" sent Ryan five in the four In marked with considerable vigor that passage now seems assured. over the plate with a to center. pitched only balls first, Sole and recommended it so highly, that I procured a single O'Brien and Jackson's Hard the sixth and six in the seventh, or fifteen this bureau and the statistical branch of agents for the Aeo¬ bottle. It benefited me and I believe Coughlln then ended the agony with a little Fight. the weather bureau were duplicating their wonderfully, fly to Davis. Jack O'Brien Peter Jackson at the balls ln three full Innings. On the other lian and Pianola. that It possesses splendid building-up properties. fought hand, he used up twenty-nine balls in the work. The statistical branch of the Agri¬ Foul, Loathsome, I taken of It has convinced me Washington Sporting Club, Philadelphia, in the fourth and twen¬ Department, he declared, costs The little have The Official Score. second, twenty-flve cultural the PIANOS RKNTOX that in my case it Is most excellent." last night in a fashion which exactly suited ty-three in the fifth. Wiltse used only five nearly three times what statistical WASHINGTON. PHILADELPHIA. the balls in the third. His highest number was branch of the Treasury Department costs; Catarrh! R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.E. big crowd. He literally put it all over nearly three times what the whole depart¬ Disgusting We endorse Vinol. We rf... 2 2 2 O 1 If. 0 Peter. In the fourth O'Brien twenty in the seventh, when Washington Wm. Knabe & guarantee Hartzel, 0 1 0 0 round closed was four runs. Ten ment of labor costs, "and I undertake to Co., gran.elster, cf. 1 2 3 s0 0 Fultz, 2b.. 1 1 1 2 1 Jackson's left and at it making Philadelphiana continued Mr. Cannon, "that I have Secure Relief in io Minutes its action. Such Is our faith In it WolT't'n.Sb 2 12 11 Darin, lb.. 1 1 14 1 0 eye, kept jabbing struck the first ball pitched, three of them say," 1209 Deleh'ty, If 0 2 2 0 1 L 3b 1 2 1 S all through the round. Jackson tried for a while fourteen Senators hit the first no doubt there is over 3100,000 expended in Penna. Ave. Cross, 0 short Jab knockout from start to but safely, statistics in the weather bureau ¦rW-tf that we will refund to one Oougblln^ib 0 112 0 Flicker?... 2 0 10 0 finish, ball, four of them, safely. Orth pitched gathering And a Radical Cure. gladly any Carey, lb.. 0 018 0 0 Seybold, cf. 3 12 0 0 O'Brien evaded every time. forty strikes and forty-two balls and Wiltse and for their publication, wiiich statistics Ely, ...... 1118 0 M. Cross, aa 2 2 1 0 1 Jackson forced the fighting, but O'Brien duplicate the statistics gathered in the di¬ Does >our head ache? Have you pains ov*r 7OCT who is not satisfied the Drill, c 12 8 10 c.. 2 4 0 pitched twenty-four strikes and thlrty-flye price they Powers, 0 0 took advantage of every opening, and balls. vision of statistics in tills department, and eye*? la there a constant dropping in the throat? and Ortb, p 2 8 0 8 0 Wlltse, p.. 0 1 0 2 0 smashed hard that has been so for three or four years, Steinway have for it. from the shoulder. The first Is the breath offensive? These arc certain symp¬ paid Totals...^ 14 27 12 3 Totals.VI12 27 15 round was even. Little was done by elPher and attention has been called to it time and toms of Catarrh. Vr. Agncvr's Catarrhal Pawdar ~2 man. O'Brien in the sec¬ time and yet In the name of the Other Washington 21000040 2. 0 landed repeatedly Another Fish Stoiy. again, will cure most stubborn cases In a Pianos ond. and foot-work evaded the col¬ farmer we are to have this abuse going on. marrelooaly Philadelphia 03022002 8-12 by good From the Chicago News. abort time. If had catarrh a week It's a For First base by errors.Philadelphia, 3; Washing¬ ored man. In the fourth O'Brien tired him¬ and when you call attention to it somebody you're Sale or Rent. ton. 1. Left oo bases. Philadelphia. 8; Miles."A learned scientist claims that a alire cure. If it's at fifty years' standing It's list 5. Stiuck Washing¬ self out. It was a give and take, with gets up and opens his mouth and says that IEIHT ton. out.By Orth, 3. Home runs.M. Jackson fish diet win fish characteristics ln are the farmer. as effective. Pr. Agnetr's Jills an cheapest and HUS, 2. Three-base stronger at the finish. Much of develop you discriminating against Cross, hits.Keister. WoWerton. Dngfist. the work was close a man." Now. I am a farmer and I represent farm¬ best. 40 for M) eta. 922-924 F ST. N.W. Two-base hits.Fultz, Davis, Ryan, Kelater, Congh- in-jabbing. .rf-tf-MDROOP'S,KB PKNJi. lln, Drill. Orth. SavriStu hits.M. Cross, Keister. The last two rounds were O'Brien's. He Giles."So? Makes sharks of some and ers. £nd I want to say again that I am .Sold by r. 8. WILLIAMS, M Ml f *.W. mmt *V*. Branch store, 1729 Connecticut At*. Double plaja- Fultz, M. Crooa to Darls. Passed closed Peter's eye, and devoted the rest of suckers of others, X suppose." tired of that tciiid of thing. There Is not a all DruggUta. .