davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
0bas 8uder permt6t.
Han nirtmt an, oa6 er beraubt mo ermoroet
nuroc.

Die boQe MufmertIamfeit Der poGi5ei erz
forbert Der Sob BON G6as. 8u3er, befen
2ei9e am De~rgangenen 9pnner5taq am 5uBe
Der Marfet StraBe aus Dem 6luf1e geSogen
purbe, Srob a1er gegentbeiIigen 8e6aupz
tungen Der Poli3ei iinb Die 5reunbe bes
Sobten, Der Elm S9pet3er unb Sabre lang
i'm 3pQ6aufe angeftellt mar, Der feiten lleberz
5eugung, baB er ru9los ermprbet unO beraubt
tpprben lit.
Ser 8eritor6ene guthrie nd9 Dem So0e
feiner Srau, nel9er i'm Sanuar erfolgte,
feinen 9ienit unb bef9loB, nit ieinen @r=
fparnifen Elm fleines 9ef6Gft a%n3ufangen.
Mm Montag por feinem Sp0e beponirte er
$340 Bel benz S9anftpirth 6enrh SrD, SO
GlDbpurn Npe., tpel9e er am Mittpp9 unter
benz 8orgebe11, Elm gigarrengef9Gft in Der
@eqs StraBe taufen gu nDIen, 3Dg. Gr
fe6rte am Nben0 nit benz @elbe, o6ne bas
9efbdft abgef9lofen gu baben, 5uriid unb
1ielt it4 Bis II u6r in Der Wirt616aft auf.
8pn bort begab er it9 nd9 Der Mirt6f9aft
BON Sp6n S9ne0er, 1872 @eGs @trdBe, mo-
felbf Der S6pei3er MGnner9Or tagte, BEL
fen MitgIteb CT frii6er mar.
gr IieB bier 5etnen Sreunben in brei
Muflagen 8ter auffa6ren unb be5dblte ctrca
So, Bel nel9er @elegen6eit er lei6tFinniger
Weife fein @eGb, bret 6unbertboldr <S9eine,
etnen $20kS6ein unb 3tpet $1O=S9et"
5etgte. I'm baGb 2 u6r bega6 er ij9 naf
fetner @Obnung in Sobn Beds 2oqir6au8,
go. 10Y @eQs@9traBe. 9tefes mar aber
gei9loIen. 9a er Sreunbe auf Der WeItz
fette bate, ma9te er fi9 iebenfaGs auf ben
Meq bprt6in unb tpurbe in Der Marfet=
@traBe BON Der berii9tigten &Guberbaabe
bic bort tbr 11ntpefen treibt, Inn fetne 8ddrz
f6aft erIei9tert unb in ben SluB geiporfen.
Nfan fanb 8par Die 8rieftai3e DOr, aber fc
NOR Ieer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Sdweres unelad.
Drei perforen beim Sofbcn Don KaIf fhwer
perbranut. ,.

Srau Rate 9feiffer, go, 10 String Str,
ibr 18id3rigrr Sobn .Soiepb unb ibr y1effe
Sob. Rfeifter tparen Oienltqg Mittag bamit
bel6dftigt, 8alt, ben iie gum Siin4en zines
@taqes benOtbigten, in einem alien 8terfaHe
gu lDihen, .als Die brooelnbe Weafe pl0B=
Ii9 erplobirte un6 Die iiber bas ST.
fdB Sebeugten entieBli4 5uri6tete
Mebrere iOglei3 gu 3atbe geaogene Qer3te
contatirten, baB Srau pfeiffer grGBli9e
8ranbpunben am @efi9t uno ben Nugen
b%abongetragen battle, ober porausii9tli9 nit
Dem 2eben bapontommen biirfte, pGbrenf
penig 6offnung Dor6anben 1T, So!eph, mel
der iapere 8ranOpunben am aopfe, @efi3i
unb an ben &u9en erbalten bat, bonn SDbe
gu erretten, Robert pfeiffer, pel9er am
ii6eliten 5ugeri9tet purbe uno beiien 9dnbe.
@efi9t unb S@ultern cine berbribte Wfaie
bilben, tpdbrenb feline Nuqen thatid9ltf
ausgebrannt iino, tpirb unbeoingt 1terben.
Oie l1rfu6e Der GrplOiion fonnte ni9t err
mittelt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Gtoenarti9er unfdu.
Gin Kuabe pom ei1em altersiawaAen Gaul
eroriidt.

9us Opfer zines eisenartigen unfal1es
tpurbe Der 6 Sabre a1te Sulius 2eaoitt BON
go. $50 @et IA. StroBe, Der 8nabe
ftano 0onneritag @benb 9egen 9 ubr an Der
SIDE Der IA. unb Canal Ctr. unD beo6a6tete
elm 0pman 8lapib BON go. lao Wet IA.
Strabe gebDriges pfero, bas auiammenge>
bro9en mar, als pl0bli9 bas pferb ben
8eriu6 ma@te, uufauiteben, unb bierbei
na9 Der anberen Seite beriiberfiel unb ben
&naben unter ii9 begrub. Srobbem 1ofprt
9ilfe CUR Stele mar unb Der &nabe aus iei=
ner qualpo1en Gage in tpenigen Minuten be-
freit purbe, bate er ft9 10 I9nere 8erleBunz
gen 5uge5ogen, baB er benIelben na1 fur3er
3eit erIag. &ldipib, Der perbaftet unb na6
Der Marpel Str Station gebra9t purbe,
erflGrte, baB er bas pferb Don 2etpis 2es
mime, go. 1875 Weft IA. Strabe, am 8or=
mittug fir So gefauft babe, na1bem i6m
perit9ert tporoen mar, baB bal1elbe i'm
Stanbe lei, cine Some gu 3ieben. Mls er
jebo9 bas pferb por !einen @aqen %geIpannt
babe, lei es an Der @de Der IA. un6 Canal
StraBe 5ufammenqebro9en, porauf er oann
bas 9ferb an 2epine fir 81 5uriidoerfauft
babe.
Nuf @runb bieIer GrfGGrung tuurben meb=
rere 9eteftips ausgefanbt, um 2etpine gu
oerboften, bp@ fonnte berfelbe ni9t ausfinz
big gema9t tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

8erfu9etu n6 Sbr werbet It IT,
mem. ANAKESIS, bos weltberiibmte Sell
mlttel Der b~artlGdisiten s dmorrboi6e n=
sale, pon DR.. S. Silsbee erfln6elt, bat
Die 1pu,lOerbariten &uren bieies i9redli9en
2etbens be;wedt urb 10000 baufbare Meu=
i6eu, bic es almanbten, t0nnen es beSeugen.
Dtuiter NIT @ebrau6sanmeil Jung werben ouf
8erlan9en bnr6 P. Neustaedter &C.,, Box
2416, New York, RET 3u9ei9idt. gu ba=
BEN in alet ~renommirten Qpotbeteu. t0Itet
Sud por Na6abmun9en. Ql9tet baraut bob
Die nnteri6ritt DON S. Silsbee, M. D., it9
ouf leber Seite Der S9a6tel b%eftlSet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

Clubs unb bic Srainirbale bes 9rofSa!nes
GpbertIpn in &obD, Sn0., brannten SonntaG
Mbenb b%oQ1tGnbig nteber. Ser 8erlnt ptrf
auf ungefdbr $4,000 gei9Gbt uno per-
tbeilt 1i9 fplgenoermaB BEN:
9ebduoe bes Columbia Mtblette
@lubs $oJ,0UO
Snbalt ber1elben 5,OOO
Prof. &obertfon's Nrena 1890. 2O,yOU
Snbalt ber1elben 5,OOO
Gtgent6um bes Gole6pur S9ieBclubs 400
9as Seuer 1purbe BON Nnbretp 8obert%
ION, etnem @o6ne bes 9rof. &Dbertfon, ellt@
bedt unb bte1er 1anbte 1ofort einen Sun9erl
Nar1ens @bnarb 8rablep auf benz Renn@
pferbe nSobnnD Soe" noh benz Sprtben@
6au1e an Der JOG. Str. unb @tptng Npe., I'm
bon bort 6iilfe gu erbitten. Dem Sci ane
purbe audi fofprt ent5pro4en unD balo
fGmpften 5pet Spribencompagnten BON
@out6 G6tcago unb @olebour nit ben
6lammen. 9teie batten iebo@ f4on elnen
fpl9en Gor1prung erlangt, oaB Der Utar%
14a4 fpfort bic l1nmDgli9fett, Die brent
nefbsn @ebGube gu rettens etnia3. Gr
ri9tete ba6er 5ein 9auptaugenmerf Dar1uf,
bic 5lammen auf i6ren Serb gu bel9ranz
fen, unb oas gelang du9 na@ bartem
Sample.
0te niebergebrannten @ebdube tpdren
aus 6ol5 erbaut unb bienten als Sratntr@
Quartiere fir Sautfdmpfer uno anoere
Mtbleten. Oas 9ebdube bes Nt4letlc
Clubs mar bret @todiperfe 6o@, 1atte cine
Sront bon Sc, cine Stefe BON 100 SUB unb
entbielt % 3immer. Die &rena beg Prof.
3DbertIon mar an Der bD9iten SteQe 164
SUP bo9 unb bebedte einen SlG4erraur1
BON 47O QuabratDarbs. Oiefelbe entbieIt
$4,000 @iBpGdbs. 6erner befano itd in
ber1eGben Elm 100 SUB LANCER S9anttt1d
unb Der S9antraum mar crit Dor &ur3en1
NIT einem &~oftenaufpanoe BON $1,000
Dplfommen renobirt pprber.
M2an nimmt an, baB bas Seuer in Sol9e
elmer f9ab6aften 9ampfrD6re entto1o
Die @ebGube geb0rten Srau 3Obp uno es
6eibt, baB ibrem 8erluIte feline &erli6ez
rung gegeniibert ebt. 8rof. &obertIon, Der
nit 1einer Samilie in Der Mrena iDoAnts,
biBte fat fetnen gan3en 9ausrat9 Elm.
Die Mrenu tpurbe i'm Sriiba6r 1893 nor
benz Columbia Nt6letic Stub erbart I'M
es fanben in i6r me6rere Sauttdmpfe ftaft
bod tpurbe btefen 8orfte1ungen balb ourd
ben @puperneur Mattbeps BON Jnotant
Elm getpalt1ames @nbe gema9t unb iettoem
1tan6en bic @ebGube nit Musna9rne oel
Mrena, bic, pie ertpG6nt, gu Sratntr3tpeder
benubt purbe, leer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
GtabIirt lett 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 234 OfsRanoolph=Strv
awiluen 5ranfItts uno Ntartets Str!BA

w w
232 & 234 Of=Rdnoolph=StrY
awiluen ~GranfItrla uno Wtartets SEr!Ba.
Gbtcago, SHE.
erbieGt Ioeben in feiufter Waore:
g4eue bu4. NltId ener &oubdrtnge,
MppetftsgiIo, &ieIer SprOttet, %Ssant1t,
Sattbur9 er OF ousSGrim9e, SaI5latOeuen,
Medtc rmfiide Saroimes, @ndJoutes,
Wearinirtcm Nal, 0ausIebcr=Yafeten,
Nran3. 9arotne6 nit 5rIffeIH,
Mcdtte 93ramni d. II ct9er GeroeI1ttutt1,
framftnrter Srat,ptrit IN 8iidlfcm.
81 ileIoo rfer Gent, Wctnelfg,
sfrildbeS Wtobm6I, SltOenDl,
~itu00rtI Oh et OF oSeIt=Saprif6 MubtI1tttets
OentIde Ssirfc, 2inIen, 8riiIfert,
WeiSntchI, RartoTeIlnebI TtbsmebL
Nmd)wetsen8ritbe, SAFER Nno 0erfettEUrnBe'
Icinite 8raMpeI, Weisem9rtes,
StaI. ytmoetn, Wiacarpni,
STrans. ,Stne d. Ell, Str,,en atto StrIdenv
Sir. SFmcipD'5 W~aIs=RaHcc,
9sjcifJer & Siler's SaTcc=Gnemj,
Srttp OFT. TfeigcmzSfaifce, Gtd)eIf1Hee,
6edltem Sapa= mnO @toffG=taHec,
Run. It. d)ineI. Sbee, 9rlait II. 1dtu1r5,
SEetmIfc 0aniIe=GbocOIaoe nr0 SPaf6o,
Gomoemi; Sdipet5er nuS aiIerif. Wstld'
@led)ten &Sieuctbp,tt9, G)tIcI. Smgtner,
ScmtId,c Gp0r0cIn, SeLtptper Niibcn,
III o (eufphL, Gd,ntttbpbuen 1ttt0 Gtu=0tttem,
9(edDtem Gnttt ettth. SdliuetserfGIc
Ganr, &insburgcr t.to S9Gto=SeGie,
Sfruuta0e DC 4rie, Goquefort=SGie,
9ritnen &rdmterfdies
81 amer=Se6ie, ttaI. Yarntciats:SFdie,
9cmtiGJc Gpiatr1ocr, MOufreBct,
ISpntt II ei1, &Sotsid)uOe init Scoet.
Nues an DGI %btli9lten Yreilen.
Henry SclAOelIkODfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

5reunben fir lire @esentpart unb Mit9ilfe
gebantt unb ben @egen ertbeilt bate, ert=
fernte ft9 bic groBe 8erfummlung unter
ben &ldngen zines @bi9tebsfiides pes Po=
faunen6ors.
Die Na9mittagsfoGefte betrug $4,000.
Die @eIammteinnabme bes Sages belduft 1t9
auf etnas iiber 100000, mas man BEL on@
bers ben geI4tdten ~Nnorbnungen oes &Odstz
tors, paitor 9attenborf, gu perbanfen bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
menn oas Baby sabnt,

Gsbrou6t unter aueu nmt6nben bas aIts
anb erprobte Wtittel, Mr8. @inslom's Gootb.
tug Sprlp fir bos 3abnen Der Eiuber. Gs
berubtst bas GinS, ma9t bic @aumen wei6er,
ftQt Die S9merSelt, BELT Winhfolit unb III
Sos bette Wtittel 9e9en DiarrbOea. SIufunh'
swantiQ Gents bic Slaide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Staot Chicago.

- 1nfere Gprrefppnbenten unb N1sntsn
befu6en bic foIgenben @taaten:
9err 8aul 6riebel ben @taat Soma.
9err Sreb @9erf bic Staaten Mi8coniin
unb Mfi9tgan.
9err Sttu so. &D1enbaIe bic Staaten
Mifpurt, &anias unb Colorado.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Das G%iuiloiemlt9eteb
Graf am lebten Sonntag In
Kraft.
%8efanntma6nng ber Gummiiiiol1.

Kur5e OarIesune Ger Dirt Ger 2Inwenonne
oes 6efebes. = Keine priifung Der jebie
gen Nneeitelten, au6er BET Seperbune
UNI 8eforoeruue. - Die erfte prHfune
fir meme 8ewerber auf Den 10. Septem=
Der feit9eiebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
GGINGfHr.

Gim reineS WaIsbier aebramt Uon
ser Gomr. &eipp @reWss Co. lit bters
nit beftetS cntpfobIen- Scm GIafAen
tno Gd1ern at babem. 9%eIepbone
Co. $50. 8OtfLtMg 9eNttt. go. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
(Gtngefaubt>
mte i'd meeetna uno ftebe.

UVE III ""0 TNT"
Qls ib mid eirft pom 6eintatblanb eltfertte,
Rebrte i6 ,,3u ben bret Grouen" etu.
$50 i6 ein 9Oru9en llur mei1 6rubitad
n%dnnte;
@s eab aud Gnteu, bic lieb i'd letl.
Gin '0lGs6en Gotbweiu 5u1G6it ein Srentb
mir I9eutte,
Sd tranf es 1li9t sur 6efe aus;
Adv. SuIiar 81 Ell II eIber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Dem Wai(en un0 Alien
miro cine neue freunoltde
3eimfdtte er0fnet.
8aiienz un6 Nltenbeim tit Senionbiae.

Grridtet pom oen Gemeinoer oes Noros
Jliuois=D itrifts Der epane. SYnooe pom
noro=2Imerifa. - 5eili6e Ginweihun9
DER 2InftaIt. - 6eltreoen uno preoieten
DER paftoren Sdaub, &ambredt, General
prdies :. zimmerman Ii. u. - Der
ftattIide 5eit3ua. -. Cine rieiiee Se=
%tbeilioune DER Gemcinoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Nnrnne11trh1er IInun.

GegeImdBiee Observation-Disclosures DOH
Baltimore naa Bremen
Oireft
burd bi. A l @Oftbampfer
..gseimar'", uCtntt9art",
"acraU. ,GreScen",
".SormtfaSt". ,,Searlsrmbe"s
,SIDeubura" 9fiind)eu's
80. s.. 1Seter".
1. &niiite $50, $65 1ttS $50,
mad sage Der @labe.
Sic Dbiuen 9ompfer iiuo i11nintlt1 men, bon DOE
siiolidftcr 8auort unD Girri6tung.
eolons unb &aiitensimmer anf 8ed.
6IettriIGe 9eleu9tun9 III aaen &aurter.
3wiIdemSe6 su m'aBieen Bretiem.
meitere MnsfunTt ert5eilen:
A. SclAumaclae err 81 Co., SeneraI.I9enteR.
5 9. 9npsStr., Baltimore, Wtc.
J. VIM. ESchenburS,
20 SiftD Nne. Chicago Sns-
pber bereu Bertreter inl eSnlanoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
0rieffdftel1.

.. @r+, 9omeU, So. SIM Sabre 1892 bate
nod ulierem S9ul=@el us @btca9o LABS, O10
@inpobuer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Sarm>2ln5eioen~

IS sbt feline 3ehnn9 me6e cine 10 wete grbretuns inter bet Tnrmrh peaHn
utter bmn bs gNens bt wte bos g8O6mbIat Der oSGtnOs @taats@ttrH9". Z "a ut
eme anerfannte 9baha9e.
ST. Sose beHn e9nt f6 bie anssobe unierr 3dtms gn3 beonhers gu Eaonhfz
mo9ungen pUu arm=GerGufeL Don usoui6eu, 8emtben ober gepa6ten pon Sar=
men,, we Ibrbaupt Wr &n3G9en wel9e mad u9nb we6er 6ibtun9 OF Sntgene II"
Somer fnb ober fir 2mte we6e III nanen Sri9afen MCQUEEN.
linn BEN pten gnfrosm beh~henb bic PrHe pon@ n5e9en int @o8enblatt gu 9enu9H'
seNn mir bhIbumo9fsbn6: Sir gepObni@e an3d9en lit fGner @4rHtfo FAINT r9 Soer
Ben Qrds iebf bep6nen m6em ietes g8ot 4 Gents fofe. 9ierbi lit iebo9 gu bemr'
fen, bB fr feline @ne9e wm9G ais 1O0 bre6nt miro.
@roBc 2tnst9cn display adv) tOfm 20 Gents per o&9ae" Belle.
F" @uHrase ub anragn fnben pompte GrGeO9uus
SQtnots Staats>eituno Co.,
,,nnss ,. Gbtrnep, 9ll.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
IN III d e.
13fbip6,batu

Die fauffdmpfersarena in RobeY Jno..
nieoereebrannt Der Sbaoen aui
Q $4,000 peranfdIaet uno 1T our4 Der
fberune 9eoedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

Die itGbtii9e ibilbienitzGommiiiion Fat
folgenben @rIaB an bas Publifum oerDffentz
,li4t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

G0tuAd)e, tternSIe 4erfonett,

eequGlt BON @etpiTensbiHen unb I6leGten SrGumen,
9epeinist BON Ntiitens unO R%opfianer3en. @rr6tben,
3ittern, 6srltIOpfens Acknowledgements, ariibinn
,,5usen6frennb", ouf tpeI6' einfaGe, biHiee @eiie
@cfdledtstranfbeite, uno S0igen Der Suserbs
lineem eebsilt unS bic eOlle Gef!Mgnobeit nnS Der
neues 6eilnerfabrsn un6 neue Mebi3inen. Sober feiS
eiaener Mrat. @6idt 25 Gents IN Stamps unO s5br
betonllnt oas Bud ~oer1teaelt uno fret s~ugeidbtdt BON
Der ,,Nrtnat &Itnif unn Dtspenfdrp." Is 28ef II.
Ctr, Netu @orf, 81. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

Die @ebGube bes Columbia Mtblettc
Clubs unb bic Srainirba1e bes 9rof .Sd!nss
8obertion in &obp,SnO., brannten @onntag
Mbenb poI1tGnbtg nteber. Ser Serlult ntrD
auf ungefdbr $4,000 gei4dBt nno per-
tbeilt ii4 folgenoermaB BEN:
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
Ring and Paddock

Murphy again distinguished himself by
pulling Gonzales out of third place. He
could have been third TO a moral GER
certainty if he had ridden his Mount out
Neary and Hayes were each fined $50
for refusing to break in the second race.
"Dink'' DuuneIly was at the track, but
was again taken sick and could not ride.
Judge Martin called Murphy up and
warned him tu ride Despair to win. The
horse was out in every break aud so killed
his chances while at the past.
A great crowd of stable boys and jockeys
assembled in the infield and gave all the
old timers who rode in the first race a great
reception when they came out on the track.
McCauley, who rode Minnesota, made a
claim of foul against Archbishop, but it
was not allowed.
Frank d. was red hot tip in the second
race. He was played down from 10 to ?
to 1.
Murphy was so sick when he finished
on R. F. Dee that he nearly fell off his
mount.
Ham rode clever race on Caroven, drop
ping out of the money and then coming
again at the end and beating West Park
ont
The Washington times., 1895-06-13

Colts. Everett, another youngster, is only
doing fair field work.
Anson and his team of Colts drew 5000
people in Boston. The home team Won on
six hits, While the Chicagos made nine.
Boston, thy name is luck.
Kissiuger, the ex-Oriole, failed to fool
the Brooklyns. The young twirler COLE
not save the game with his good stick
work.
Dowd covered third yesterday, and did
it Well
Esper was just what the Pirates wanted.
They had little difficulty in hitting the
Senatorial Oriole.
Pittsbarg waited until the last inning,
and then batted out a victory.
ST. Louis could do nothing for the Senators
yesterday
Farrell was captain pf the Giants yes
terday, Doyle twisting his ankle while
practicing.
There was no Tebeau on the Cleveland
team yesterday. and they had little trouble
in defeating the New YOrks.
Rain spoiled the Phillies from increasing
their percentage.
Chattering Arlie was as lively as ever
yesterday.
Ewing has a sore hand and does not
play Tom Parrot aud his moustache
cover first.
The Washington times., 1895-06-13

The heavy shower which struck the bah
grounds at $40 yesterday afternoon was
without doubt 4 friend to the local team and
saved it from impending defeat
A fine crowd was on hand IN spite Of the
threatening clouds. but under the circum-
stances they accepted the postponement and
their rain checks with thankful hearts.
The Senators did not start the game with
spirit, but played in a listless style, while
the Reds, in spite of their ten defeats,
with only one victory since they left Porko-
polls, were fun Of ginger, and played points
on the Washingtons at every turn.
ANDERSON WAS THEIR MEAT.
Anderson was apparently the man for
whom Ewing 'smenh dbeenlongingthr through
all their series Of i'll luck and they took to
his delivery very kindly, while Rhines
was a complete stumbling block to the
Senators. So it happened that when the
game stopped the score stood 10 l in
favor Of the visitors.
Three Of these were directly due to the
error Of Glasscock on Iatham's grounder,
which, handled properly, would have re-
suited in a goose egg for the first inning.
Parrott sacrificed him 10 second. Cart
wright making a nice stop. McPhee sent
up a nice short fly, which it seemed either
Mercer, who was playing third, or Sci
bach ought to have taken, and Miller flied
70 Crooks. Then Smith put a liner out of
Hassamer'g reach, and as il bounded into
theseats Smith followed McPhee around the
bases, Latham having scored by sharp
running on McPhee's hit.
SCORED RIGHT ALONG.
Hogriever got a base on balls in the
second, and a wild pitch gave him second
Latham singled to sgcond, and on the hit
and an attempt TO catch Arlie at second
Hog tailed.
Parrot drew a base on balls, and OF
McPhee's s sacrifice and Miller's fly 10 Abbey
Latham scored.
The WaShingtOns went out in order in The
first and IN the second the first two men VI
were retired on lucky, but sharp plays, bl
Rhines, GlasscOck on bunt and Mcclure
on hard high liner, finely stopped.
Cartwright drove a grounder TO right and
Crooks was sent down on balls Abbey
hit 10 center scored Cartwright an1 prettl
double steal followed, but Abbey struck out
Both sides went out quickly in the thin
and when the rain came Washington haC
finished its half OF the fourth without re
suits, and Hogriever was on first, with one
man out
The rain lasted only about fifteen minutes
but the umpire, Mr.. Long, then called th
game on account of wet grounds
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OOI-Sixth race. Seven furlongs Purse
AZF $50 Time 1:34
Gravesend Entries.

New York, June 12.-First race-Three-
quarters of mile. Selling. Diablo, 112;
Derfargilla, 110; Factotum, Prg, and Long
Brook, lot each; Dungannon, LOG; Hur-
lingham, 100; Arab, 90 and Philomena, SO.
Second race-Mile and one-eighth. Han
dicap. Patrician, 1913; Our Jack, 113;
Song and Dance, 11O; Beldemer, 103; Re-
straint, 90, and Miss Dixie, 80.
Third race-Five furlongs. Requittal
and Handspring, 118 each; Damsel, 115;
Peterman, 106; La Vienta, Argentina, An
nalyle, and Sebastian, 103 each.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Handicap.
Sir Galahad, 116; Applause and Liza, III
each; Connoisseur, 114; Lady Diamond,
112; California, 11O; Kennel, 103; Hawar-
den, 1o2; Golden Gate, 90, and Thyra, 81
Fifth race-Five furlongs. Selling
Scoggan, 10; Shakespeare and Heresy
los each: Richfield and Premier, 1Go each
Perseus, 90, and Happy Maid and Hernia
80 each.
Sixth race-Mile and one-eighth. Selling
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Bnnts ut Kernan,s.

The meeting of Joe Cans and Fred.
Swigert in a ten-round contest at Kernan's
Lyceum Theater last night did rot furnish
the good go" expected by the local
supporters of the fistic game. The boys
seemed TO be afraid of hurting each other,
and it was only after George NOrthridge,
the referee. had stopped the bout In the
fifth round that they agreed to go in
and fight. Even then ii appeared very
fakey, and when the referee called lit a
draw, on the grounds that Cans had elbowed
Swigert to wipe his face, it only served
to heighten the farce.
The preliminary between Alec. Brown and
Tobe Banks was a CoEker frcm start to
finish and was awarded to Banks. Johnny
Ball refereed this contest.
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baltimore 1 0 o o 0 0 o O-1
'ittsburg O o o o O o o 4-5

Earned runs-Pittsburg g. Two-base hit
-Keeler Three-base hit-Donovan. Stolen
bases-Smith, BieTbauer, Donovan. Double
playg-Kilen, Cross and Beckley; Jen-
nings, Reitz and Carey. Standardization
nings, Hemming First base on balls
BY Esper ,, by Killen 2. Hitby pitched ban
BY Killen l. Struck out-By Esper 2, by
KillenI. Passed balls-Kirslow. Time
2:15. Umpire-Murray.
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FARRELL WAS CAPTAIN.
But That Fact Didn't Trouble the
Sniders and They Won.

New York, June 12.-The New Yorks
played poorly to-day and were easily de-
feated by the Clevelands. Manager-cap-
tain Doyle met with an unfortunate acci-
dent before the game. While practicing
he stepped on the ball, twisting his ankle
so severely as 10 necessitate his being car
ried on the shoulders of the other players
10 the clubhouse. He will be laid up for
some time. Farrell covered third base
and captained the team. Umpire Camp
bell was i'll, and Knell, OF Cleveland, ard
Murphy, of New York, gave the decisions.
Attendance, 500. Score.
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TIMES BASEBALL CONTEST.
Ten Dollars for Correct Placing of
Six League Clubs.

The Times again offers a prize of SO
to the person who first guesses, or comes
closest to, the leading six clubs o {
the National League in the order in which
they will be found after the games Of
June 80. Each contestant must write
the names of the clubs on the subjoined
coupon together with his or her name,
address aud date of the guess, aud mail
it to The Times Baseball Editor. The
contest will close June 20, and no coupon
will be received which is mailed after
noon of that day. No coupons will be
counted which are not mailed or delivered
at office on the day they are dated.
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steamers Going to the Encan

Stta nerS UUIiIg TO IIIe EHCd III pIiItHI'
During the encampment at Fort Wash
ington the teamers MaCalester and
River Queen will make daily trips to the
camp as follows: River Queen at $50
q. NJ and 4:30 p m; Macalester at 10 a.
nj. and 2:30 p. m. Parties going down to
witness the grand dress parade and re-
view of the troops should take the 4:30 p.
NJ boat Steamers leave the camp on re-
turn at 2, 8, and 7:3o p m. On Sunday
the schedule viii be as follows: Mac
alester heaves at IL sM., 2:30 and $50
p. NJ; River Queen leave: at L and 4:30 p
M. Returning steamers leave the camp 1,
5, 6, and p. m. During the encamp
ment the River Queen will leave one hour
earlier for Marshall HaIl-at 4:S0 p. m.
instead of $50 p. M.
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EsPER VERSUS kILLEN.
Pitchers Battle in Baltimore Won
by Pirate VisitOrss.

Pitchers Battle in Baltimore Won
by Pirate Visitors.
Baltimore, Md, June l2.-To-day's con-
test was pitchers battle in which KilIen
came out on top. The ninth inning opened
the score tied. Esper sent Killeu to first
base on balls; Smith and Stencil bunted
safely, and Donovan cleared the bases
with beautiful drive to the right field
fence, scoring later on Bierbauer's out to
Brodie. BaItimore's only run was secured
i'll the first and with Jennings was hit with
a pitched ball, took third on a passed ball
and scored on Gleason's hit. 1t rained
hard all morning and the grounds We're
very wet but the fielding was good. At
tendance, 500 Score:
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bert. /; off MoDougan, 8; off Kessinger,
g. Struck out-By Gumbert, 2; by Nc
Dougall, 2; by Kessinger, g. Three-base
hits-Grffin. Two-base hits-Griffin, La
Chance, Shindle, DAILY, and Grim. Sac
rifce hit-Ely Stolen bases-Cooley, 2.
Double plays-Corcoran, Daily, and La
Chance. Umpire-McDonald. Time
1:56. Attendance-1 600.
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BRooKLYN's EASY VICTORY.
Kessinger Was a Mark for the Bride.
groom SluIlers.

Brooklyn, June 12.-The Brooklyns Sc
cured a rather easy victory from the
Browns at Eastern Park to-day. Kes-
singer essayed TO pitch for the ST. Louis
team, but he proved to be the easiest kind
of a mark for the Brooklyn batters. The
Brooklyns tried McDougall, their new
pitcher, after the seventh inning, but he
was very wild. Score: