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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
LEG Al NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or the
State ~ Washington, n and for re
county Ct King. In TIE matter 70 tse -
tate ~ H0ratlo Hatna way deeeassf No
lice - cre33iors - present c3aims-%g
gals
<o-i-e = hereby given that any person
having cBairn against tbs estate Ut Ho~a-
tist fF4shswsy. deceased, or aga.nzf tsa
community II Horatio AMI Ellen Hath
away RS wife present xuca cls771 within
one scar from the date % ts,e 9.s; rlhl.ra-
tlon x this no-ioe STATED bs1ox. 20 th@ al
rrlsnsztr4tor be3ow named. wssa proper
vouchers To- IRE same. otherxlse said
claim WI lse haired,
HERMAN CHAPLIN. A41n.u-rtra:cr
Ecs on Ns;5onal bans.
Seatfia wash. Jan. IsSs
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE ~ y asA4ugE0n. in AID Sar ;n~
eouusy cf King rs she matter % ~. g
tate y George II Heilbr0n. fs-oszs.A
%00cs 70 creditors 20 present Ga sr2a-%g
sac
Nossea IS hereby given that any person
having q claim against th4 estate 81
George II. He.lbfon. II agsirss ne com
II srssy e George II sn4 Alstab6e He'll
erpn rs xifs- present surS claim x8th n
osse xear from ne 1sts - fse frst plats.sca-
tisn g tass roE5ce stated r,a(gx 70 one q
shr execgtogs belfss named alta usof=sv
voachers Tor he same. otnssssse said Ga n
All ~ Barred
GRO. +. FAY ana wN 4 PETERS.
Executors
Seattle. wasA. January. 1879.
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BROOM lodging house teza utifuig fur
nlshe3, bath and gas. regular snap partly
or sine. Spencer & Co. sii First avenue
FOR SALE-S-room lodging house: rs.
az Washington street
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WANTFsTb~-s3 rooms wanted Immediately
to sugpiy me demand Hoore & Co. Ils
james street.
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FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-s60 a year leo acres, miles
from Seattle. So year, - acres greatly
improved. near car line. So a year "a
lots in garden and fruit, all have houses
etc. on and bargains. Room Z P-I
block
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
Smouldering Ashes of War Burst
Into Flame Anew.
CHAMBERS RESIGNS
Tie j. Now En- Route for San Francisco and
Has Forwarded Ills Resignation to
President Mckinley, Who Docs
Not Wish to Accept 1t.
O3y Tclcgraph.)

APIA, SAMOA. July II. via Auck-
lara, N. H., July 1S.-lu lighting which
occurred ut Sofata, in the Suatclcs dis
trict. July 4. one Nlalietoa chief was
mortally wounded and two Mataar:L
chief and one Suatclc were killed and
three others wounded. The British
cruiser Tauranga and the German
cruiser Cormoran arrested three chiefs
and brought them to 4Apin before the
supreme Court.
The joint commissioners will leave
for Washington July Is.
CiIt.F JUSTICE RESIGNS.
Chief Justice Chambers Will leave FOR
san Francisco on the steamer Mpann
on July II. Not desiring to return, he
has sent his resignation to President
Mckinley, who does not wish to ac-
cert it.
The question whether his constitutes
Il vacancy in the chief justiccship is be-
ing discussed by the commissioners.
Dr. Solf claims that he will preside
over the Supreme Court il Chambers
leaves the island. If there is no vacan-
designated to fill the chief iusticeship.
COMMISSIONERS BLAMED.
The commissioners are blamed FOR
not ordering the restitution of loot tax
en- Wy rebels. Mataafa partisans among
me rebels are raising funds to fight the
~NlnSshlp question through lawyers, and
are confident of obtaining IL rehcaring.
Matanfa. however. accepts the aboIi-
ton Of the kingship and will DE pres
cnt at the meeting with the commits
sloncrs on Savati island His support
ers request the dismissal of Chief Jus
tice Chambers and defy the order or
the Supreme Court.
The international commissioners a,c
today at Lufilufl, meeting Mataafa and
Atua chiefs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
TLANTIc LEAGUE RESULTS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

MT. j. I'll. Nolan ana wife are visiting
in the city.
Mrs. NJ. p. Watkins is Visiting her
mother, Mrs. j. Is. Curpc, in Mccklcn-
burg county.
Mr.. Y. r. Hanger, who has been thu.
guest of his brother. II. B. Hanger.
has returned TO his home in Charleston.
w. Va.
Rev. II. ]. Mackay, D. D., leaves this
morning for Richmond to attend the
Dover Association. Hc will return
Thursday.
Miss Florence Garland, of Swansbara,
Chesterfield county, Va. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. A.. j. Heath, on Thirty
fifth street.
Mrs. c. w. Adams has gone to Locust
Grove, Mathews county, to spend tic
remainder Of the summcr in visiting
friends and relatives.
Another large party Of delegates t,
the Baptists Young Peoples Union
came down from Iiichmund yesterday
s1Sht seeing. They spent the day lock-
ing around the Peninsula.
N United states revenue critic.
NlndGln arrived in Hampton Roads
Monday from a short cruise outsld,
the apes and after a short stop at Old
FONT went to Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
MATTE WAS JEALOUS
So II Carved DnvIf Brown in tn, Short
lsilA for Suite. ..-

Matte Moore. 4 Blopdfield danlscl, is
now the Lucy Coleman charged
with fe%lonious cutting. David Brown,
her victim, has a pain in his side, and is
q 1T candidate for the hospital.
THROWN was standing in an alley b,-
tween Holmes and .Aiken's bar on wv
avenue about 2:3O O'clock yesterday ar
terncon talking to Mary Young, a vel
low girl from Norfolk. when Matte ran
by and swiped him in the side with Il
razor us she ran, cutting a deep gasn
about four inches long.
OFFICER Perry arrested the woman ana
locked her up. Aiken, for whom
Brown tends bar, picked the man up,
put MIN in Il buggy, and brought him
ever to DR.. Coopcr's office where his
injury was dressed. The case will
come up before q magistrate this mora
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
Lost Her Grin.

Miss A.. WHINE. OF washington. ar
lived yesterday to visit Mrs. +. r.. IVY.
Miss Winnc's first experience in this
city vas not q pleasant one. Her bag
gage, consisting OF two trunks and 4
valise, was loaded into a wagon at the
corner of Twenty-scvcnth street and
Chestnut avenue. The wagon drove
down Twcnty-scvcnth street to Oak
avenue and down Oak to Ivy's gate.
Somewhere along the route the valisc
dropped out Of the wagon. and though
the driver returned ovcr the route I'M
mcd:atcly, he could nc find il. for !;
had disappeared. Things do not Ii.
long in the streets Of Newport News
without disappearing. No race hls
been discovered OF the wallis: since.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
bush In

1ieports from the custom house ird!-
cate that the rush in exports from
NEWPORT News to foreign ports for the
month OF July will be far greater than
had been expected. The greatest pur-
tloil OF this trade is in the shipping OF
gram BY the chesapeake & Ohio ana
Tor the past few weeks the elevator his
been working to its utmost capacity
loading vessels for the cities on the
other side of the Atlantic and great a..
tivity has been noticeable at the ot.14,.
piers, as well as the grain wharf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
FzkEMEN nUErED IN rnE RUIss.,
Burning Building Collapsed and MANY
Flame fighters W-r. Iniur.d.

AIlI,vVA UKE IE, WIS. July 1s.-Firc
tonight destroyed the Grace hotel, 4
tour-story brick building at III corner
~ iark ana Reed streets, on the south
size. About % fircmcn were Injured 81
whom five may die.
II "ecuniary loss Will be sman.
~ a lime when the fire seemed to be
under control and while several ircmcn
we're IN the structure to subduc what
ii'tic names We're left. With ten Others
on N" roof, the structure collapsed.
lhc,iirnmcn on the roof, and those OF
me Yadders Went down with the rims.
INC work Of rescue began and as uuich-
~ as the injured could be got1c,. orr.
alnhdianrcs ana other ~,es
hurried them to the emergency hospi-
tai. ##
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
FA>T FLYER WRECKED.
Fireman killed and Pour Passenger In.
j"'ed, One Fatally.
CBy Tc!ccraDh \

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-Thc s]outhbound
hyer on the Illinois Central railroad.
which LETT here at . O'Clock this morn
'hs. was wrecked at LenzberS, H.. 80
inlles from here today. resulting in the
ueath Of Fireman Thomas Jones. ana
rs lnJufS 70 our passengers one Of
whom was fatally hurt. a. j. 1;lnejr
or 81. Louis. who is not expected to
hurt. 80 coy
Nobody knows what caused the acct
ueht. Ihe engine left the track. turn
ny colnnl2'ely over and dcrailing al!
the cars in the rain.
linSlneer David M~cConghic. who
stuck t" his machine, came out of thl.
wreck unhurt. -
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New Machine Gums fo- tho Navy.
lEy TclegraDh.)

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-The NAVY
Department has received the first nalf
ot an order for 100 new machine guns
OF a now type the most powerful in The
possession OF any government. They
are ohti- Founders, carrying an explosive
Shell ana can fire $50 shots u minute.
lhcy arc cooled by u water jacket and
~ IS Said That they can put iifty shots
INTO the head Of barrel at half Il mile
in Il quarter Of Il minute.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
TAKING DISPOSITIONS.
me Work Progressing MArrily Up Mt War
Wick Court II u>o.

work of taking dispositions at
Warwick Courthouse is proceeding rap
IDLY. Messrs. Berkeley and Ivy went
UP yesterday. Mess1s. Lett ard Batch
elor Will be on hand today. The work
VIII probably be completed by tonight
or tomorrow Onl seven were taken
saturday, but on Monday ~fcrty-seven
were ken leaving but thirty-two to
be gotten through with.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The Pitts
burss made i show of the leaders tolav
hating and running bases at will. The
J~:rooklTns We're kept busy III the field
and made 2 record in total assists for
I game. having no less than TWENTY
ilEe. Their errors We're numerous.
Snesbrn riicheG = fast game ana re-
:, 400. W"""" '0'
Score: Z " NJ" """ ~,
Pi,1sSburg ........ uo1223co oS 10 J
Observation-Disclosures and Mcclure:
Che:aorn and linwcrlnan. I
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CON. pOsTLEY,s opIN1oN

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Commodo.c
Clarence A. Postley. of the schooner
aolon1a. said when he heard Of the
Shamrock's victory:
II don't attach much Importance To
nc Shalnrock's performance. 1t is, Of
course. good FOR the first trial of a nc.v
boat, but you must remember that the
"a has beaten the Britannia. the
VlSilant has beaten the Navahoe ard
the Defender can beat them both more
than that number of minutes over the
same course, to say nothing OF what
the Columbia will do with the Defender
when she is tuned up. No, I should say
tEat to win the Americas cup the
shamrock will have to beat the Britain
lila more thar 80 minutes over q curse
of that length.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
Shamrock Wins from Britannia
on the Solent.
WAS AN EXCITING RACE
Commodore Postlcy Thinks the Cup Chal-
lengcr VIII Have to Do Better Than
She Did Yesterday to Beat
.. tho Columbia.
Postlcy Thinks the Gun Chal-
(By Telegraph

SOUTHAMPTON. July 1S.-rhcre
was much excitement on the Solent
over the ACCOMPLISHMENTS race.
From early morning crowds watched
the preparation on board both yachts
while the whole fleet from SouthamE-
ton Cowcs and other points made for
hyde. The scene at hyde pier WIS
most animated. Long before the start
crowds of fashionable visitors had ar
rived.
The Prince Of Wales arrived at south
ampton at II O'Clock wearing a yacht
ing suit. and immediately embarked on
board the Admiralty yacht Fire Qccn.
Later he boarded the Britannia.
THE START.
AS the starting gun doomed the Hri-
tannia Immediately crossed the line. the
shamrock following in Il way to give
the impression that she had no oDjcc-
ton to giving the Britannia 4 slight
lead. The latter. however. did not long
maintain the advantage. 1t was 4 dead
beat to windward and the little distance
was covered before the Shamrock.
which started on the short leg 10 port.
ovcrhauled hex and on the following
long leg to starbnard the Shamrock
forged ahead rapidly. It was at once
noticed that she was sailing nearly hall!
Il point nearer the wind than the l,ri-
iannia. The Shamrock was carrying
her mainsail jib headed, topsail, lib
and f@orcsaii. The Britannia carried
the same canvass, but in addition her
club topsail. ..."
HOGARTH AT THE HELM.
HoGarth was at the helm of the
challenger. The boat held up admir-
ably and there was not a drop Of water
on deck. She proved extremely quick
IN putting about, taking only 1Ols sec
ondS.
On rounding the Nab lightship both
yachts set their spinnakers for h run
back.
The only mishap of the day was when
the Shamrock's sail began to fiji Ike
top taught in the cross trees. Tho
huse canvass Hoped fiat and then sud
denly burst like Il balloon. ard Il big
r"rt became visible in the upper pa.t.
where 4 long strip had been torn Gus.
leaving n hole big enough for 4 man
tG crawl through.
AFFECTED HER SPEED.
Ihe Shamrock's speed naturally suf-
tered somewhat from the accident.
Ire course sailed vas about 40 miles
iioth yachts We're admirably handled
pr the shamrock had Il clear advan-
tagc throughout. She gained Ak every
Tack to WindWard.
n" corrected times at the finish
We're: ~ 49,
Shamrock, 3:i3:5G: Britannia :.nA1I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
On THE DIAaONE.
Results of Yesterdays Games in the Ma
ti"nn' and Atlantic Leagues.
HOW TIE CLUE
rlllL'A. 4: LOUISVILLE. $.

ptili.\DlLLI'ItA, July lS.--Thc
Ihillies winning streak was hrukcu to
day by Louisville. WHO defeated tn"
Quakers without much effort. Tho
hoine team could do nothing With the
Visitors pitchers, while the Co!nncls
touched up Frazer when hits mcaat
runs. Attendance, 3,036.
Score: IT. ... .. .... XII. Il.
Philadelphia -. o2oon1o e-t 4 >
Louisville ...... 2t3 o O = 0 is ii .
l;ati"rics-Frizcr ANA Mcfarland:
Cunningham, Wood and thinner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
NEW YORK. 6: chicago =

MEM YORK. July 1S.-I'hc Chicago:
"icn"d here tndaN with Il victory. ri
was not an easy Win. though. as thn 10
Gals nunl C;riiiith's curves III the last
few innings ana made Il bo.l bid ro,.
victory. Attendance, 1909.
Score: M A. ###. .#".. #"@"# ". III u,
New York ...... > o 90 O . % -
N'l:tt&"6 ........ | 0 AZ o o. o II II |
l:attc"ics-M"clin and Warner; Grill
fifth ana Dcnahuc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
CARS STOP
EXPLOSION ON THE ~" ROAD

NEW YORK. July 19.-At an carly
hour this morning the report was
drought to police headquarters that an
explosion had occurred on tho Fifth
avenue elevated line near Thirty-sixt.l
street. Inc entire line was blocked.
rs 4 serious riot occurred on Fifth av-
rn'1a earlier in the evening the police
authorities at Headquarters feared that
the explosion on the elevated line was
the work of the Strikers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
Shamrock. 3:i3:5c; Britannia :.o015
THE SHAMROCE,S $,,rc

. NUN = l'fS. "
y ES. ISLE OF WIGHT. JAW IS ~
on the actual differences in the rimcs
or the Slla ana britannia Il; ri,
dllouS points and the times At ma
1h'sh of today's race il does nor appaar
'hat the Shamrock has a great chance.
.! winning the Americas cup. These
signs. however. may be dcceptive II
was the opinion of those who closely
Nalcteu the race from the steamer fol-
lowing the yachts shat the Shamrock
was never pushed to her utmost in ~
d!Ns trial. and that Mi. Fife. tho d.
slAhcf 81 neyacht, who practically en-
Silecred ~scontcs On board nf sir
Thomas Lipton's yacht, merely dcsir.,1
70 ascertain whether the Shamrock
could show the Britannia a clean mar
of heels. He had no desire. howeyr,
% let every n into the secret of he
actaal merits or best speed OF the chal-
SEEMS PLAUSIBLE.
continuation Of the foregoing. opinion
IS found i'll the fact that while tn. E,i-
tahnia carried every possible stitch of
canvass, the Shamrock was running be-
ore me WING from Nab lightship to tha
Iolsni pank buoy, and only had her jib
lleaucd with the topsail instead Of tn,
ciub topsail. k the Britannia ana
,l1al on the broad reach home from So
tent bliny the Shamrock lowered nor iih
lopsall; which would have been of ma
,erlai assistance had her shippers real
~ wished to show her at her best
SHAMROCK IS SPEEDY.
INC shamrock is decidedly the fast
est boat ever launched in these waters.
No n'nei craft ever gave the Britannia
such q beating on 4 fair sailing trial
mere was considerable ma%noeuvcring
Of the yachts before the start and the
opinion was freely expressed that the
shamrock did rot appear to be so well
handled as the Britannia, which was in
the hands Of the veteran Carter, who
shlnpcrcd hcr successfully against the
Nigilant in 1894. The Britannia Vas
sailed beautifully and excited general
admiration among the immense crowds
Of fashionable people VINO witnessed
the return of the boats ron every point
Of vantage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
Ministers All Implicated in For
gerry of the Bordereau.
ESTERHAZY'S DISCLOSURES
CoIunc: Sandl,crr Ordered Him to Write
the Document. Schwarxkoppen, Whose
Evidence Implicated Ore, rus,
Never Saw the Bordcreuu.
(isy ~Telcgraph.l

PARIS, July lS.-Thc Matin this
morning publishes i statement by COM
t. Ferdinand WalSin IIslcrhazy in
Mllici. he says that he wrote the Dor
dercAu by olt!cr Of Colonel Sanuhcrr
and that il Vas sent to the house uf
Colonel Schwarzk"prcn. then military
attachc ut the German embassy, in
PARIS. whence it was returned to tl,.
var office. "|." f. #.
Colonel Schwarzkoppcn. being at that
time IN Berlin, never saw the Dor
deieau.. which was forged in order ~
supply material proof of the guilt of
DreEfus.
L.l1AKAGrS IN WAR OFFICE.
ne statement contains the assertion
That secret agents in Berlin. whose
testimony il was impossible to use, had
demnnStrited that lrakaEcs had occur
red in the war Office: and the fact that
treason existed was undcniablc ana cy-
erythinS Indicated Drcyfus as the
traitor. ."|
MI the war ministers, the statement
further says. knew the facts ana
Thought the forgery Of the boricrcau
necessary. The evidence inlplicatinc
loreEtus was the words of Col. Schwartz
kopren's own mouth. Generals Mcr-
cieT. DcBoisdcffre and Gonsc knew that
the h"rlcrr,u Was forged and that
lor"Nfus was illegally but justly con
NlCted. M ".."" TRAFFIC" "## ..T. +" Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19

Steamer, $. J. Murphy, Murphy. New
Haven.
steamer. Zen Lc,li. Brock, st. Louis
du Ithnnc. s
Schooner. Henry clausen, Jr.. Torr-y.
Boston.
Fargo, Mystic Belle. P%rovidence.
EarSc. Chalinette, Providence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
WILMINK EUlLnISG SOLD.
ought by CITY Hsank Yesterday FIR
So NON

49, I ,VVV.
Mr.. y. Il Wilminll yesterday sold to
'he new City Bank the building at the
corner OF Washington avenue and
twenty ninth street, now occupied BY
him as a bakery. The price, paid for
the property was sal, 900, a large ad-
vance over the purchase price.
The building will probably. he t,cc1-
pied by the bank as socn as possible
and VIII make a splcndi location for Il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
THREE LOSE THEIR LIVES.
isad Accident on the Norfolk & WE stern
. #"" at Hay rhjIl. # U.
DIV TeIrcranh \

.Mm#.u- -."M NY " lpIl.) -....H .M
PORTSMOUTH. O., july 1s.-Thra,
u &inmcn We're killed and three serious
~ injured today in a head-on collision
on the Norfolk and Western railway an
HaFcrhill. The dead:
FREIGHT Engineer George Sloan, or
George E:gbcrt. Of Portsmouth, Gr.-
man Of passenger traIr.
fasraan PcrE:ssa'. -1>cnova.
Injured: Thomas Gimbey. Columbus
passenger engineer, leg and arm brois-
en-.
" Upton, freight fireman, head
cut. AN''
Unknown co7orcd tramp, hurt inter
naliy. 49,
The wrecked trains were passenger
NO. ) and Il through freight. They MGR
n collision on Il sharp curve near here.
Z. dens" log obscured the track so hat
tE"sc on the engines had no chance 10
jump.
The engines, twenty frciglltcars. bag
sage ana express cals were reduced to
a pile of wrcckagc.
Nohe OF y passenger: were injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
Upton, freight fireman., Il
Unknown co1orcd tramp. hurt inter

BY TcIcgranh.l

DETROIT. July 1S.-Shadc on, a lit
ne ~iivr-ycar-"ld bay horse from Ne
brasEa, won first money today in ,hc
5000 Chamber Of Commerce stake
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19
Caller dar for This Day.
Vessels Arrived,

Steamer. Aragon. Providence.
Pcrryvillc.
Barge, Alabama. New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19

Tho Ladies' Aid Society, OF the Wash
ington Avenue Methodist church. VIII
sive a trolley party to Buckroe Beach
Friday evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19

MAY NOT BEGIN UNTIL AUGUST.
PARIS. July 1S.-I%le Renncs corres-
Tcndcnt Of the Journal Des Rebats says
the DrcyfuS c~ourt1naltial will not be-
Cir its sittings until August 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-19

l;ALTlMC'ltl;. >: CINCINNATI, :.
BALTIMORE July 1S.-Coreuran as
s.tlI!tcd MCC;l;lW at the beginning Of
III" ninth inning to.s,y and i, free tor
all light resulted. ';lruchcr Spectators
crowded upon the field ana a riot would
have resulted but for the prompt action
OF the police. Both players We're fined
ind retired from tlc game. Neither
Xiii nor Ercit"uStcin We're very ctfec-
give and both were rather Wild. At
tendance, l,ll4. .... 4" +. {.
Score: RIFE.
Baltimore ...... : 1oo1ooo1- - 10 :
Cincinnati ..... ] . 81 o 0 :" q 81 u /
l;atteries-H Hill and Robinson; Bret
tcnstein and Wood.
WASHINGTON. 4: CLEVELAND. j.
W-ASIlNGTGaN. July 1S.-Washiny-
ton and Cleveland split even today. In
the lirst game l. Senators gained !,
i"'d but the Wanderers won OUT by Il
batting rally in the seventh inning.
This second game went to Washing
ton mainly because Of Clevclund's or
ro"s. Attendance. 1890.
FIRST GAMC. .W.8M.
Washington 49,. = 0 DOLL o O o. 6 .
~Cievelan1 ........ . 0 Q 300 4 0 No II .
t5atlerlcS-Dinccn and Kittredgc:
kneppcr and Sc~hreckcngost.
SECOND GAME.
Washington ;. . > 0 0 ) 1901 XII s
Cleveland 49,. Q o 0 o 0 i 0 8 4 10 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Duncan; Bates
McAlllster and Schreckengost.