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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15

July 49, from his home government:
Peace and perfect tranquility prevail all
over the country"
Washington. July 14-James A. Place of
South Berwick was appointed today CEN
sus supervisor for the first Maine district.
Syracuse, July 14.-Dominick Stanton.
521 Jackson street aged II, died this
morning OF, lockiaw, having been injured
in the left hand July with a toy pistol
Princess Anne, Md, July 14.-Fire which
broke out at midnight in the Fitzgerald
building threatened destruction for a time
three hours of hard work the firemen sub
dued the flames with a total loss of about
SIS 900.
Washington July A. = Reports from
the recruiting station show that S13 men
were enlisted for the new regiments yes
terday making total of 1910 since the
recruiting began.
Pottsville, Pa, July 14.-The Reading
Iron Company has purchased the new
Ringgold furnace and the land surround
ing It from theSPhiladelphia and Reading
Company. The new owners will operate
the furnace, which has been cold for rs
years.
Berlin, July 4. = A dispatch from
Kiel says the German cruiser Geier has
left Corlnto, Nicaragua, for Guatemala. to
join Great Britain In a demonstration in
behalf of the foreign creditors against
that republic.
Pretoria. July 14.--The volksraad today
adopted the first two sections of the franz
chise bill. During the course of the de-
bate 1t was declared that Great Britain
had caused the present trouble, Mr.. Jo-
seph Chamberlain, the secretary of state
for the colonies, being the prime mover.
New York, July 14.-Subscriptions to the
Mexican government loan were closed to-
day, the amount largely over-subscribed
1t Is said some subscribers will be favored
In the allotments.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15
THEY SETTLED THE BET.
Then the Street Car Conductor Wanted
to Settle Them.

The street car was behind time and
was speeding down the street to make
it up. So the motorman grated his
teeth and the conductor swore softly
under his breath when an old man, ev-
identity from the country, was discov-
cred on the wrong side of the crossing
ahead, wildly waving an ancient UNI
brella. On the other side of the street
was another party from the country
frantically Furnishing an old carpet
bag.
The motorman brought the car to a
sudden stop on the further side of the
street, and the conductor jumped off
and grabbed the countryman by the
arm.
Come, get on here!" he snapped.
What do you think we are, sta
tionary engine run out of coal?"
Hurry up there" he bawled at
the other party, who was walking lei
surely across the street.
Say" drawled out the first country
man, 1--WE don't care anything about
ridin' on your kyars Me an Lige got
ter argufyin', an | bet Lige a sack OF
peanuts that these we're kyars stopped
at the off side of the street, an Lige
bet that they stopped on the nigh
side, so we jes' got out here to see
which had to pay for them peanuts
Say, if you will walk down to that thar
peanut stand on the next corner I'll
give We half of the peanuts that Lige
has got to buy, an you'll hev the fur
of watchin' Lige bile, fer he hates like
fun to lose a bet"
The conductor had enough strength
left to signal the car to go ahead, and
the car went on.
What the conductor said to the mo-
torman, and what the motorman said
to the conductor, is a matter of private
history.-Detroit Free Press.
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IN WATER TOO MUCH.
Was the Cause of Death of Lee Leon
ard Last Night.

Too frequent indulgence in bathing at
the lake is believed to have resulted in
the death of Lee Leonard, IL year old
son of Simon and Mary A. Leonard, IS
Grove street Young Leonard, in com
pany with several of his playmates,
went to the lake the day before the
Fourth, and as the weather was warm,
the lad disliked leaving the water for
the sun baked air and remained in the
water and about the shores several
hours. When he returned home, late
in the afternoon, he complained of
pains in his stomach and weakness.
Since that time he has been gradually
losing strength until his death last
night. Funeral services will be held to-
morrow
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YALE MURPHY IN TOWN.

M. ]. Murphy, trainer of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania track team, and
during the summer trainer of New
York Athletic Club track athletes, was
in Worcester for short time yester-
day, returning to his home in Natick
last evening. Mr.. Murphy says he will
leave for New York in few days to be
in his work with the athletes of the N.
Y. A. c. He will take a big team in
hand for the Metropolitan champion
ships, which take place in New York,
Aug. -. Mr.. Murphy says the crack
ajacks of the N. Y. A. C. are out after
various championships and will make
aibig try to get them.
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WANTED A SETTLEMENT.

A letter was received in this city yes
terday from Fred Klobedanz, pitcher
of the Worcester team He had not
heard when he wrote the letter that the
incident between him and labor men
had been closed, but knew that nego-
tiations for that end were in progress,
and in his letter ne expressed wish
for satisfactory settlement His work
of late shows that he has probably
worried over the trouble and he will
probably do better henceforth than he
has since he first had the dispute with
labor men of Worcester.
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LOOKING FOR A MEETING.

John H. Meagher and DR.. M. P. Hig-
gins of the Wachusetts. who are mem
oers of the executive committee Of the
!. E. A. r. A., look for call for a
meeting of the committee almost any
ime The meeting is necessary to make
arrangements for the annual regatta
which takes place on Labor day in
session. The expenses of the fall regatta
his year will be borne by the associa-
lon Boston usually pays for the prizes
out this year Boston stands the ex-
oenses of the national regatta which
takes place in that city July % and 20.
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STARTS SUBSCRIPTION.
Treasurer Mason of Worcester Team
Meets With Good Success.

Treasurer Fred Mason of the Wor-
cester ball team made a start with the
stock subscription papers yesterday
and met with as good success as he
could hope for. He did not attempt to
circulate them to any extent, on ac-
count of the game at the oval, which
brought many of the prominent men
whom he desired to see away from
heir places of business. The financial
condition of the club, as is shown by
he statement which Treasurer Mason
las in his possession, encourages Wor-
ester men to place confidence in Wor-
ester being able to make money in
base ball. Treasurer Mason will devote
most of his time today to interviewing
prominent men of this city in the in
terests of a stock company.
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RoWDYIsM RAMPANT.

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE Phillies de-
feated the Cincinnatis today in an excit-
ing game. In the fifth inning Umpire
Latham removed Cooley and Miller for
constant kicking. Subsequently Miller
abused Latham from the bench, and was
removed from the grounds. Steinfeldt was
unconscious for nearly five minutes in the
third inning as the result of collision
with LaJote at second base. Attendance
4403. Score:
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WASHINGTON.

Earned runs, WASHINGTON 5, Louisville S;
base hits, Barry, Clingman, Clarke Dex-
ter; three-base hit, Freeman home runs
0,Brien Mercer; double plays, Woods
Cllngman and Powers, Padden Bonner
and Barry; first on balls, off Woods /.
struck out, by Mercer 2, by Woods j. bv
Phillip 8; left on bases, Washington &
Louisville 1. Time, 2.0b. EMPIRES, Snyder
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HAIR RAISING FINISH.

New York, July A.-Today's game end
ed IN sensational manner Chicago had
three men on bases, two out and one run
needed to tie the score. Two strikes had
been called on Wolverton, when MCGUIRE
let the hall get by him. 1t rolled only
about five feet, but Demontreville tried to
run home and was out by a close shave.
McJames pitched great ball at critical
points while Griffith was up to his usual
81 nda I'd Soma.
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=. Earned runs, Cincinnati A, Philadelphia
land; two-base hits, Stencil, Selbach
iMcPhee, Phillips, Cooley, Childs: three
nase MT, McPhee;. home run, Cross; sac
rlnce nit, Cross double plays, Plat, La
Ioie and Childs, Cross and Lajoie: arst on
balls, by Phillips 8, by Hawiey 8, by Pi-
att at / by Donohue i; hit by pitcher, BY
Pi hlttips l; struck out, by, Phillips 8, by
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Three-base hit Ryan; two-base hits,
Mertes, DAILY, McJames; first base on err
rors, Chicago g. Brooklyn Q; left on bases,
Chicago s, Brooklyn 6; struck out, by Nc
Green, Donahue; stolen bases, LANCE
Mertes, DAILY, Mccormick, Keller Casey;
first base on balls, off McJames 6, off
Griffith 2; double plays, Demontreville,
Mccormick and LANCE McJames, Ander-
son and Farrell; hit by pitched ball, by
Griffith l; passed ball, Mcclure: time,
2h. Ism; umpires, Emslie and Mcdonald;
attendance, $500.
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Stolen bases, Sheckard, McGraw 2, Bro
die, Lockhead 2; two-base hit, Sullivan .
home run, Brodie; first base on balls off
Hill /, off Bates s; hit by pitched ball BY
Hill /, by Bates 4; struck out, by Hill 4.
timore 6, Cleveland 6; sacrifice hit Bro
die: first on errors, Dowd. Lockhead.
earned runs, Baltimore II. Time, hours
Umpires, O'Day and McGarr Attendance
1174
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FULL OF EXCITEMENT.

Montreal, July 4.-Todays game was
one of the most exciting and interesting
of the season. The champions won
through more opportune hitting, cleaner
fielding and splendid base running The
feature of the game was throw to the
plate by Shearon from deep right that cut
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15
CLAM BAKE.

The republican city committee will
hold it's annual outing and clam bake
at Jordan pond today. The party will
leave the corner of Foster and Main
streets at 2 o'clock sharp. The mem
bers will meet at the republican head
quarters early in the day and remain
there until they take the car for the
pond.
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PROVIDENCE.

Two-base hits, Lynch, Lezotte, Smith
Williams; Davis, Lamar, Leahy; sacrifice
hit, Leahy; stolen bases, Lynch, Field
Davis (2), Lamar, Cooney Walters: dou-
bic plays, Cassidy and Davis, Nyce, Cas-
by Dunkle l, by Evans q: first base or
balls, off Dunlxle 2: hit by pitched balls
by Brown 2, by Dunkle / wild pitch
Dunkle; passed ball, Williams; time Oh.
umpire, Boyd.
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ROCHESTER.

Two-base hits, Ladd, Kuhns. Bransfleld
three-base hit, Rickert; home run, Ladd
stolen bases, McQuaid, Bransaeld (2l
BARCLAY; double play, McQuaid and Carr
%: first base on balls of Conn 4,
Lampe g. wild pitch, Conn; first base o.
errors, Worcester 2, Rochester 2; left or
bases, Worcester 5, Rochester 5; time
Oh. 5m.; umpire, Wise; attendance, 3000
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PADDY D. THIRD.
Bad Day For Favorites at
Readville Trotting
Races.

Readville, July 4.-Two favorites
went down in the closing races at the
Readville track today, before a fair
sized crowd. Ruby, through her good
showing on the first day, was picked
a winner in the 2:21 trot, but the fifth
place was best she could do, for Sue
cess look both heats with ease.
Again in the 2:20 pace, Alice Hal, a
Springfield mare, was played for first
place, but only landed second after q
hard drive in a big field, with Maize
Sidney leading under the wire. Ferris
driver forced him in the second heat
when well in the lead for grandstand
play, but he broke just short Of the
wire and was set back. He took the
third heat AMI race withot difficulty.
Summary:
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WILLIAMS LET UP.

Toronto, July 14.-Toronto defeated
Hartford today because they batted John
son hard and opportunely. Hartford S
rally in the eighth was because Williams
let up. Outside of this inning, when
Hartford made five hits, Williams was
invincible. The game was listless one.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15
HARTFORD

stolen bases, ShindIe, Lippart, Grey,
| Hanivan; two-base hit, Bannon; three
base hits. Bannon, Williams az, Hanivan
Gatins ~, Turner; double plays, Ban
FIRST base on balls, off Williams 2, off
Johnson 8; struck out, by Williams 2, by
Johnson |; wild pitches, Johnson (2);
| left on bases, Toronto g. Hartford A.
time, III. 55m.: umpire, Doescher; earned
| runs, Toronto l. Hartford 4; attendance
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PERFECTos PERFECT.

New York, July 1.-St. Louis defeated
New York in an interesting game today
The locals made nearly three times as
many hits as the visitors, but three Of the
latters hits were made at the right time.
The locals had 10 men left on bases three
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15
SPRINGFIELD.

SACRIFICE hts, Schiebeck, G. Bannon,
Shannon; stolen bases, Scheibeck, T
Bannon 2, Shearon, Dooley, Jacklitz; two
base hits, Schiebeck Dooley. Hemming
Brown; three-base hits, T. Bannon, My
ers, Phelps; home run, Campbell; double
play. Scheibeck to Dooley; bases on balls,
by Duggleby 4, by Pappalau 5; hit by
pitched ball, Henry, Curley, Phelps:
struck out, by Duggleby 1; passed ball,
springfield 4 Time aSgs Is mo TTmnires =
OLoughlin. Attendance 500.
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Waldo--C. A. Warren, o. w. Emerson
". Z: Holmes, a. Nisbit, Frank Floods

Commonwealth - r. s. Folsom
Eric. M. Lewis and wife, G. III. Bowen
New York; ]. e. Payne, D. II, J6hnseenn
George Q. Ross, F. T. Berry, G. E Warn
Frank o. Johnson, E. T. Bonnev 2ostnr
r. A. Mauss, Troy, N. "; c, A, Burgess
Warren; John Clark, Knoxville, Tenn
]. B. F. Gay, -Fitchburg; T. II Mehnn
New Haven; II. F. Logan, Chelsea: r
Detroit; F. j. Clarke, Boston:
Whitney. Hartford; p. j. McGrath, Ran,
dolph; L. B. Saxson A. s. Curtis =
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BATES GETS SOLAR PLExUs.

Baltimore, July 14.-The Clevelands were
easy for the Orioles today in one-sided
game. Pitcher Bates was hit over the
heart by a pitched ball in the second in
ming, and seemed to be badly hurt, but
after time resumed play. Score:
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tied for Meekin in the ninth.

St. Louis ...........0 l 90 90 Ia
New York ..........O 0 0 0 0 oil
Earned runs, st. Louis I; first on err
rors. New York /, st. Louis /: left on
bases, New York 10, St Louis 2; bases on
balls, off Meekin g. off Young 3; struck
out, by Meekin 4, by Young 1; home run,
bases Heidrick, Gleason; double plays,
Doyle unassisted Parent. Wallace and
Tebeau; passed ball, Warner; wild pitch
Young: Umpires, Manassau and Hunt
Time, 2.15. Attendance 600.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15
NICHOLS HIT ONCE.

Boston, July 14.-It was pitchers bat
tie today between Nichols and Chesboro,
and the former was strong enough to keep
the Pittsburgs down to a solitary hit.
Both teams played a strong fielding game,
the champions failing to make an error.
Attendance 1000. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15
MINOR GAMES.

AZ Notwithstanding 10, Wilkesbarre o
At Bnstol-Bristol 16, New London &
AZ New Haven-Derby 4, New Haven
Jury A. water
Al Meriden-Norwich s, Meriden
AZ Pawtucket-Brockton A, Pawtucket z
AT Observation-Disclosures 6, Manches.
At Observation-Disclosures Z, Lancaster A
At Newark--Allentown 10, Newark
AT NeWport-Portland 6, Newport /.
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PITTSBURG.

Stolen base, Donovan; first base on
balls, by Nichols 2, by Chesboro 8; struck
out, by Nichols /, by Chesboro 2; wild
pitches, Chesboro l. Time, 1.36 Umpires
Lynch and Connolly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15

Mrs. Flimsby says that men are co
changeable. Flimsby used to tell her tba !
she was worth her weight In gold. when
sne mad to sit on his knees in the coach
wasn't so COMPOUNDED heavy.-Boston
Transcript. ossoii
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To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day

Take CleveIand's Lung Healer, &c. N n
by:
Brewer & Co., sc Front ST.; George r.
Fairbanks, 2S4 Main St: Burlington Phar-
macy; Martin P. Waite, 10 Front st.
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Mean Man. Loveydovey: 20 Nor
timer, you haven't eaten half of my bis
so many scraps we ought to keep chick
ens!"
Mr.. Loveydovey (thoughtfully): Chick
ens7 You mean ostriches!'-New York
Sun.
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LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAME 5 TO-DAY.

Ptttsburg at Boston, Chicago at
Brooklyn; st. Louis at New York; Gin
cinnati at Philadelphia; Cleveland Mt
Baltimore; Louisville at Washington.
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Bay StateaE; G. Machen, A. H. Zee
pay, W. H, Whitaker and wife. s. NJ.
Schwartz Mrs. w. H. Reynolds. q Haas
S M 3; MA Mack t. IL B Hubbell t. Open.
g. w. Smith. Lester Osterman MY iey,
York; t II; Russell. B. D. Loring. A Fl
Russell s. ", Fletcher, Frank W. fhayer'
=. 2; PACKARD, p. c. McClintock, Miss a.
Mr.; and Mrs. j. B. Mellor, Miss Anna e1 T.
Mellor, philadelphia: j Latin, ST PanI:
Il: " Ghilds; Mrs. Childs Miss Mary A.
wife and son, Fitchburg Miss Frenoa a.,
Arnold, Springfield; F. A. Lord. Saco.
W. A. ,Houghton, Brunswick, Me: p a.
Caldwell, Chicago. - p
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COLONIES HOT STUFF.

Washington, July 4,-Louisville played
a fast game today, and won by hitting
MERGERS delivery for seven bases in the
third inning. Attendance 1900 Score:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
. GAMES TO-DAY.

Worcester at Rochester; Providence
at Syracuse; Hartford at Toronto;
Springfield at Montreal.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-15
SUUkE a ShUI UUh
Nichols Allows The
Pirates But One
Little Hit.
BROOKLYN WINS BY A NOSE.
Phillies and Perfectos Are
The Other Lucky
Ones.
YESTERDAYS REsULTs.7

Boston 9, Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn 4; Chicago 3.
st. Louis 3; New York L.
Philadelphia 0; Cincinnati, 6.
Baltimore IA, Cleveland I.
Louisville s; Washington 6.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lincoln-W. M. Worcester, Tim Merritt
W. s. Quimby A. C. Matthew's 81
crank Durham, F. NJ. Whitney, ]. 6.
RRaidmer 3. Tyler, J. P; Mosely, Boston;
Phelps New York. j. j. johnson and
wife; Springfield; G. E. McCord, Phila-
dqelpnia; A. II. Zeeman, New York; % B.
Ma Wttarlng' boston; G. l.. Bliss, NJ. Bliss,
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ST. LOUIS.

OF them In the last inning, when II
looked as though they would win out.
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"a - T q II ia.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
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FOR ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE,
TO LEASE--Improved farm. vashon isl
and: q acres partly cleared; rs bearfns
fruit trees: good 5-room house: fine wat
or: 80 per year. one mile from postof
fee: one hour from Seattle. Sturseyan
& Co, room g. Coiman building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-26
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