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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-07
THE STATE SAFE DEPOSIT co.

-MILLBURY SAVINGS BANK
Deposits put on interest the first~day
of January, April. July and October.
Bank hours: a. m. to .. M; Sat
urdays: 9 a, m to ~ m.
IRA n. GODDARD. President,
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-07

When the head feels duh and heavy, the
skin appears sallow and greasy, and the
stomach refuses food take Carriers Little
Liver pills. Don't forget this.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
McJAMEs PITCHED GOOD BALL.
Senators Overwhelmingly Beaten b,
the Orioles.

A ratio OIL 16 to 1 would have been bad
enough, but 1t was one of 16 to Q at Balti-
more Saturday, when the Senators went
there to meet the Orioles. That erratic
young man. DR.. McJames, who formerly
pitched, and, sometimes, did not pitch, for
the Washington people. occupied the rubber
for the ex-champions. while Mr.. Dineen oc-
cupied it for one inning, being followed by
Weyhing, who twirled during the rest of
the game. The visitors could not hit a lit
tie bit, but the home push could Five
scattered hits were all the Senators secured
OFF McJames, while the Orioles helped them
selves to sixteen from the curves and
straights served up by the Washington
rubber holders.
Dineen started In to PITCH and during the
inning hit McGraw, the first man up passed
keeler and Jennings to first, forced. Nc
Graw in by hitting DeMontreyille. sent
keeler home on wild pitch, Holmes sin
gle to center scoring Jennings and Demon
treYllle. In some way other the side
was retired before another run was scored
and then weighing relieved Dineen Gus
was hit during the seven innings he pitched
for fifteen safeties. three of which were
doubles.
The home people scored two in the fourth
and sixth innings. and four each in first.
nth and seventh innings. The nearest the
Senators came to scoring was in the sew
enth, when Reitz hit = to right for Two
bases, went to third on Robinson's wild
throw, being left. Jake Gettman reached
third on his hit in the next inning but he
was also left on that bag. Reitz sprained
his ankle in the seventh, Mercer taking his
place.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
MILWAUKEE, CARNIVAL.
A Week of Attractions Never Eaual-
ed in the North


King Carnival is to hold high reyeIs in
Milwaukee during the week from June 27
to July 2. Milwaukee is to commemorate
the fftieth anniversary of the state of
which she is the metropolis by a genuine
carnival The northwest has not hereto
fore attempted anything of this kind on a
grand scale.
Those who visit the cool and lovely city
by the lake during carnival week will be
rewarded by a varied and interesting series
OF entertainments and spectacles There
VIII be grand historical pageant, Illus
trating the progress of Wisconsin from
legendary days until the present time: a
flora corso, in which the beauties of society
and the equipages of swelIdom will be seen;
monster Industrial parade, setting forth
the number and magnitude of Wisconsin's s
industries; great regatta and naval dis
play on the beautiful bay that is Milwau-
KEGS pride and has helped with ner beer
and leather and machinery and various
products, to make her famous; bicycle
pageant. which will not only be yery large
but OF elaborate and unique character; an
exhibition and drill of the fire department
In which modern methods will be compared
with old: the dedication of the soldiers
nnonument. with military ceremonies a
carnival ball In one of Americas most beau.
tfful buildings; Indian sports and games by
red men from the northern reservations: q
monster war song concert in the exposition
building, and a magnificent display of fire
works and brilliant illumination of the bay
and the bluffs.
1t will be week crowded with beautiful
and lavish attractions, and there is every
probability that the efforts of the carnival
association will be crowned with such sue
cess that Milwaukee viii have an annual
summer carnival that will each year at
tract people from all parts Of America to
the cream city, in the same way that the
Mardi Gras draws them to New Orleans.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
0ARSMEN AT WORK
Yale and Harvard Crews Rowing on
the Thames.
SENATORS DEFEATED At BALTIMORE
Orioles to Play Here This After
noon.
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 13.--Both of
Harvard's crews had short practice this
morning. The VARSITY crew went out
as usual in the shell. They showed the
usual Monday defects, resulting from the
lack of work with the oars on Sunday.
The time of the men was ragged, especially
in the bow of the boat. Mr.. Lehman,
however. believes the poor form is merely
temporary and incidental. On the whole,
the Varsity" is rowing well and steadily
improving.
The substitutes went out in the fours
and the freshmen were coached in pair
oars.
Much interest was awakened at Red Top
by the appearance of the Yale freshmen
in their shell at 10 o'clock. They rowed
up and down the river and made fine
appearance. From the Harvard view point,
however. the blade work was poor. An at
tempt was made to take the time of the
Yale youngsters. but it was not sallsfac-
tory.
Late in the forenoon Bob Cook took the
Yale 'varsities out for a very short spin.
The men rowed strongly and well and with
much dash, considering the swelter1nS
weather
Evening star., 1898-06-13
SUBURBAN HANDICAP.


The Mig Handicap to BE Run al
sheepshead Bay Next Saturday.
The fifteenth Suburban Handicap the
last Of the great spring racess for horses
of all ages, to be run at the Sheepshead
Bay track Saturday, viii be the turf event
Of the week.
Since Ornament galloped home winner
with top weight Of the Brooklyn Handicap
two weeks ago at the Gravesend track,
Headley and Norton's great four-year-old
has been more than ever the public fayorite
fer the race but the trainers Of q dozen
horses that are almost sure to start have
not yet conceded the Suburban to Orna-
ment.
No horse has ever won both the Brook
lyn and the Suburban, and bright as Orna-
ments chance now looks. the trainers of
the dozen that 1t is promised will oppose
him have been nard at work for two weeks
arranging to give him a race for 1t.
From all prospects the field that will be
opposed to him will number not more than
twelve. The probabilities are that fewer
horses will run. though larger number
must have been trained for the race and
were expected to run until Ornament and
the horses closest to him caused drop-
ping away among the outsiders
Aside from Ornament, the horses most
likely to run are August Belmont's Don
de Orc, Bramiey Goa On Deck, ]. s. Cur
Evening star., 1898-06-13
FLAG PRESENTATION,
Stars and Stripes Donated COnfeder-
ate Cemetery at HagerstOwn.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, June T. 1895
Resolute Council, Jr. o. L. A NJ, which
order numbers over 1000 young men in this
county, this evening presented a large ma
tfonal flag to the directors of the confeder-
ate cemetery. with appropriate exercises
The presentation speech upon the part Of
the order was made by A. c. Stute, a mem
Der of the Washington county bar and was
received by Gen H. K. Douglas, the only
surviving member of the late Stonewall
Jackson's staff Both gentlemen made stir
ring and patriotic addresses, and the man
ner In which their remarks were received
by the large body of people assembled bore
unmis.akabie evidence that sectional fe.l-
ing has been wiped out and that we are n
united nation AT the conclusion of the pre-
sentation the flag was draped around the
handsome monument which now ornaments q
the confederate portion Of Rose Hill This
was done amidst strains from bands PLAYING
the Star Spangled Banner" and Dixie
II was an event of unusual interest oc-
curing. as II did, at the decoration of the
graves In the Washington confederate
cemetery, which is within the confines of
Rose Hill. and was witnessed by over 5000
people. the largest number ever assembled
hsre on confederate decoration day.. 1t was
also the f1rst time in the history of this
community that those other than the ONES
who sympatEized with the south in the lat
civil war took part in the decoration Of the
graves In Washington cemetery.
Evening star., 1898-06-13

It's Stag. Marcus Daly's Ogden. J. A. Nc
Cormiek's Peep O. Day and Rogerss& Roses
Tillo. all winners this season; Easton s.
Larabee's Ben Holiday. j. F. Segram's
fast western mare ana frequent winner this
spring, Daniel r. Harness Imp. Bramley
& Co.. August BelmSnt and J. E. segram
each have additional entries in the race,
and any of these stables may choose to
start two horses. Belmont's second chance
is Merry Prince and Segram's is Tragedian
Branley & Co. have two.more in the race
in Semper Ego and Typhoon H. but they
will probably trust to On Deck Fleishman's
Sons have two entries. Lehman and George
Keane.
Should the F1eishmans be represented in
the suburban. they H1ll require the serv-
ices OF their jockey, afod Sloane, and the
&C mbination which won the BROOKLYN
Handicap will them be4 broken Should.
Sic ane not be available to ride Ornament, it
is likely that Clayton will be secured.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING.
Scores Made ut the Capital City Gun
Club Practice.

The weekly Saturday practice shoots of
the Capital City Gun Club at their beauti-
full and cool grounds at the Highlands are
becoming more and more popular, and
there was a good attendance Saturday of
club members and sportsmen who know a
warm welcome awaits them whenever they
choose TO avail themselves of the admirable
facilities of the club.
AS usual. clay pigeons were shot at
thrown from five concealed traps. unknown
angles, and guns popped steadily during
the entire afternoon.
Six men faced the traps in the first shoot,
the score resulting as follows:
Evening star., 1898-06-13

marched down 7th street from the cars on
Maryland avenue to the wharf. where the
men went aboard the steamers Samuel J.
Pentz and Estelle Randall and were con-
veyed to the forts. Two companies were
put of at Fort Washington. while the re-
naming six were carried to Fort Sheridan.
The men were I'm good condition and ra-
lions were carried sufiicient for several
days All of the soldiers hail from the
northwestern part of Pennsylvania and are
sturdy and well disciplined. The regiment
and this r. now being dome rapidly.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
STOPPED AN EXCURSION STEAMER.

The Jane Moseley Required to Report
Mt Fort Warrington.
While the excursion steamer Jane Nose
ley was on her way up the river from Colo
nial Beach yesterday evening she was
hailed near Fort Sheridan by the river mine
patrol and ordered to proceed to Fort
Washington and tie up at the wharf
Captain Posey Immediately carried out the
instructions. and. while the Moseley was
passing IN. pistol shot was fired near the
wharf and the sentinel there ordered the
boat to be tied up. This was complied with
and as soon as the landing was effected
Captain Posey and Manager A. F. Wur-
ach saw the commandant of the fort who
was on the wharf. The commandant was
Informed that the Mossley had entered the
mine fields before o'clock, and q telephone
message to Fort Sheridan secured a reply
that by strict Interpretation Of the rigid
regulations the boat had entered the mine
fields before that hour. and should be al
lowed to proceed. The Moseley thereupon
left the wharf and came up to Washington
arriving here at 10 o'clock. No shots were
fred at the boat, 1t Is said, and there was
no panic among the passengers, the entire
incident occupying only few minutes.
The regulations of the War Department
governing travel on the Potomac allow no
boats to pass up or down by Forts WASH
ington and Sheridan, in the vicinity of
which the mine field Is located, between
the hours Of pm. and 4 am.
--
Evening star., 1898-06-13

Of the clubs above the Phillies only two
Boston and New York-show gains on the
rl'onth. The greatest improvement is
shown by the champions, who have ad
vanced their percentage 81 points, from
$50 to .644. New York's gain is % points.
The greatest loss is shown by Brooklyn
210 points. OF the westerners Cincinnati
shows the greatest reaction, dropping So
points; Cleveland is second, with 81 points.
Pitsburg played the steadiest ball in the
league, there being only difference of 15
points-a loss-between her figures now and
one month ago.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
New Recordseby, JMcDufie

At the cycle race meet held at the Berke-
the principal event was afteen-mile multi
cycle paced match race, between E. Nc
Drffie of Cambridge, Mass, and Fred C.
Hoyt Of Bridgeport, Conn. McDuffie won
in q minutes "A 2-51 seconds, by nearly a
third of a mile. He broke the American
record for two. three. four. five. six, seven
and eight miles.
The times Of the distances in which Nc
Duffie broke the records, were:
Evening star., 1898-06-13
We make this
suit after your in
dividual measure
ment..
DEFENDERS OF THE CAPITAL.

Pennsylvania Volunteers Sent to
Forts WashingtOn and Sheridan.
The 18th Pennsylvania Volunteers COM
manded by Col. Krepps, and consisting OF
two battalions, under Major Crawford and
Major Baker, are now stationed at Fort
Washington and Fort Sheridan as a part
of the defense Of the national capital The
regiment arrived in Washington a, $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning from Camp
Hastings. near Mount Gretna, Pa, and
Evening star., 1898-06-13

Julius Wenig, architect, has prepared
plans for two-story and cellar dwelling,
"A by As feet. at 1913 7th street northwest.
for Mr.. Charles Speclrt. Henry Schneider
is the contractor.
The same architect has prepared plans
for three two-story and cellar brick dwell
ings, II by 45 feet each, to be erected on
Sd street between @ and = streets north
west, for Mrs. Katharine Miller. e. ]. De
Lacy Is the contractor
The same architect has prepared plans
for two two-story dwellings. IS by 45 feet
each. to be erected at No. 1635-37 4th street
northwest. for Miss Agnes r. Miller.
Evening star., 1898-06-13

lyn on July II. They cannot maintain
their present percentage of games won
and maintain their present position in the
race las any one who will do little fgur-
ing will quickly see. st. Louis Washing
ton and Louisville are travelling proportion
ateiy faster than the Quakers, and then
to make it more binding the latter are COM
ing back to their field. Here is the COM
plete record up to date compared with that
of Nav
Evening star., 1898-06-13
ADVANCE IN PERCENrAcEs

WashingtOn's Good Record for the
Past Month.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Facts and figures are stubborn things
There is no getting away from their logic.
1t must. thsn. be patent to the most OBJ
tuse mind that unless there is a decided
change for the better in the Phillies' play
ing during the next thirty days they will
be fighting II out for last place with Brook
Evening star., 1898-06-13
WHAT DO T@E CHILDREN
M|RlMN 2

~, Don't give them tea Or cotss; Have you tried
ne.cns and nouFishng and takes the place Of COT
Zee. The more Grnin-O you give the children the
Grnin-O is made Of pure grains. and Uh.n properly
prepared tastes Ike the choice grades OF coffee but
aud Ne. iafa.a,S
Evening star., 1898-06-13

2, TlncInnau. ?. Two
base hits Clarke Cunningham. Home runs
Beckley. Wagner. First bas. balls-Cn Gun
nngham. 2; OF Breitenstein. 4. Struck out-By
Breitenstein. 2. Double plays Wagner and
Ritchey; McPhee. C,rcoran and Beckley. Passed
ball-Wood- Left bases-Iouisville. ); Cincin-
natl 2 Time-145. Empires -Swartwcod and
Woods
Evening star., 1898-06-13
Pittsburs, 3: Cleveland. T.

The Clevelands played their first Sunday
game at home yesterday and were defeated
by the Pittsburgs, the score being 3 to l.
severe thunder storm stopped the game
after five innings had been played. Six
thousand spectators Witnessed the contest.
The game was played at at Euclid Beach
Park, nine miles from the city.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
ST. Louis. 4; Chicago. ..

The St. Louis Browns continued their
winning streak yesterday at Chicago, de-
feating the Orphans by to =. St. Louis
punched their hits, while Taylor kept the
home clubs hits scattered
Evening star., 1898-06-13
Tho A. A. U. Cham pionship.


The A. A. U. Championship.
Tho registration committee Of the ANA
teur Athletic Union met In New York to
arrange for the annual track and field
championships which are to take place at
the grounds of the Chicago A. A. June D.
Baltimore. Pittsburg, Philadelphia and
Washington athletes promised to send
teams. The members present were James
E. Sullivan, chairman; Barlow s. Weeks
Metropolitan Association and c. 8. Hughes,
delegate-at-large to the A. A. u. who also
represented the Chicago A. A. The events
will be the same as last year.
Not Prepared to Challenge.
Sir ]. Thomas Upton. the millionaire tea
and provision merchant. who arrived in
New York Saturday from England, was
surprised at the report circulated among
New York yachtsmen that the object OF his
visit to this country Is to challenge for the
Americas cup, the race to take place next
year. He denied tho truth Of the rumor.
but added that he could not say what was
likely to happen in the future.
Herakeides Thrown by Yousouf.
In the wrestling match Saturday night at
Madison Square Garden between Yousouf
and Heraklides the Turk won the first fall
in forty-seven seconds on a half Nelson.
He twisted the Greeks neck in such a man
ner that Heraklides was unconscious for
half a minute. The Greek was able to go
on fifteen minutes later. The Turk won
the second fall and the match in one min
ute and ten seconds.
Choynski to Fight Mccoy.
Joseph Choynski has signed to fight Kid
Mccoy twenty rounds before the Haw
thorne A. c. of Buffalo, N. Y. August q.
The men will fight at catch weights. The
purse offered is $500, winner to take rs
per cent, loser 25 per cent. According to
the articles signed, the men are at liberty
to hit with one arm free and In break
aWays. To bind the match each man Will
Immediately put up a forfeit of 500.
Jean Beraud Takes Great American.
At Gravesend Saturday ahe third race was
the Great AmericanAof i$12. 5O0-for two
year-olds. and. as might have been ex-
pected. Jean Beraud was at prohibitive
Odds He won very handily from Miller,
who came fast in the last furlong.s
Yale Defeats Princeton.
Yale's nine defeated Princeton at Prince
ton Saturday by 9 to 4. Yale made 8 hits
and errors and RrincetOn hits and
errors. Batteries-GEsenway and Sullivan:
Hillebrand and Kafer. tYale's defeat OF
Princeton ties the series between the two
teams, and they will play another game to
decide the championship. LIT will take place
IN New York next Saturday.
Principal ConexS, Gnme. Saturday.
At Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard, 2; Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, 1.
At Ithaca, N. Y.-Cornen. 8: Lafayette,
II.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g.; Williams, 5.
Evening star., 1898-06-13
Record Of the Clubs.
Louisville. >; Cincinnati, 4.

The Colonels made a good start yester-
day at home, defeating the Cincinnat.s by
to 4. Wagner's home run in the eighth
inning with man on the bases won the
game for his club
Evening star., 1898-06-13
CAPITAL RAILWAY BILL.
Agreed to in Confidence as 1t Passed
the Senate.

fhe Capital Railway Company's bill has
peen agreed TO in conference as 1t passed
the Senate. and in few days Mr. Randle
VIII have trolley wires strung over the
Anecostia bridge. making his line an elec-
trio one throughout.
An effort Is being made to get the con-
ferees on the lexington and Soldiers Home
and the Belt railway bill together 1t Is
thought they will come to an agreement
promptly. SO that the bill will be ready for
the Presidents signature by tomorrow.
Evening star., 1898-06-13

Earned ru1-Pitfsburg. Left bases-Cleyelapd
.. Pittsburg, g. First base on balls-On Powell s
on Gardner, 3. Struck Out-By Powell /; by Gard
ner, ]. TwO-base hits-Biake Davis Sacrfice bif,
Blake. MeAleer. Double Ilay-WaIIace. Child,
and O'Connor. Wild pitch-Powell. Time. 10
Cmpires-Snyder and Connolly "
Evening star., 1898-06-13
Bald Defeats Mccarthy.

At st. Louis Saturday Eddie Bald, the
worlds champion one-mile bicycle rider, de-
feated Charles Mccarthy. the st. Louis
champion. in two straight heats in a match
race. The times We're 2O7 10 and 2O1 1-5.
Evening star., 1898-06-13

Earned run-Chicago. Left on bases-Chicago 9
st Louis. 8 Two-base hit-Taylor. Sacrifice hit
lsbell Stolen hases-Dowd. Taylor. Double play.
.Dahlen, ConnOr. Everitt (2) Struck out-I,y Cal
iahan, a; by TAYLOR 2. First base on baIis-On
Callahan. 4; off Taylor. 3. Wild pitch-Callahan
Iime-2 hours. Umpires-Emslie and Curry
Evening star., 1898-06-13

II you want anything, try an ad. in The
will get an answer.
Evening star., 1898-06-13

Other Saturday Scores.
Boston, 4: Philadelphia. 2.
New York. 6; Brooklyn. 2.
Cleveland. 4; Pittsburg, 2.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-21
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