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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Wa6 tpie oor fdbm6ren fie BET Der
Tabue ppu 8p6 Guap.

9as foIssnbs Tidet tsurbe Dsnneritas
bon Der Republiianiiden Staatseonben.
tion in Sarrisburs, pa., nominirt /:
Supreme @ourt Ridtsr = s. Sap
8ropn bon 2aneafsr, Superior Court
8i&tsr -Soiiab R. Mbams bon pbtIa.
bsIpbia, StaatSidasmeiiter : Oberf.
Lieutenant Sames 6. Barnett bonn 10.
psnnipIpanla. 8eeiment. Der frdbere
Staatsienutor Sipnn bon 8itisburs,
VoriiBer Der NntisNuap' Organization,
mar Der einsise Delssat. ber Oppoftion
8ssen bic PIanfe in ber Platform madts,
tpelae bic @rnennuns beS Bunbssiena.
tors Nuap bur& @oup. Stone inboiIirte.
Die Ylatform purbe nit sroBer Maioris
tat an8enommen. Sic inbOGirt bic Obs
miniitration WleRinlsp's unb perIanet
befen INSTRUMENTATION. lobt ben Sou.
perneur tpesen 0uap'S @rnsnnuns gum
Sunbesienator, erfIdrt iid aui's Rsus
fur bic Seitbaltun8 on Der st. 2ouiS'er
platform. fiir bic Iufredierbaltung ber
@olbpdbrnne unb sesen Srelprdsuns
bon Silber ann 8erbdltniB bon l6 30 |
unO fur bic Sdubsoa.8olitii. Sic Der.
ipri&t ibrs treue unteritasuns sur Sort
issuns oeS 8riesss auf ben Pbilippinen
unb fiir bic Bolltlf unierer inouitrieaen,
commercieaen unb nationaIsn @rpanlion
bsbufs S0rberuns bes Sanbels. Sic
beflriportet ferner als eine sebptene
9iOtbpen6isfeit ben iofortissn 8esinn
unb bic baIoise 8oasnoune bes 8aues
eineS erOBsn &anals sur 8srbinbuns bsS
Atlantiiden init bsm StiLlen Ocean uno
gum Sdube sesen ausldnoiide gontrole.
Sic besInitlst ferner bic 8ersrbbers
uns unisrsr Slotte. 10 oab mir cine 8s.
isrue 8srtbsioiSuns i'm Sale zines
&rIeses baben unb oamit $40, 10000. 900
6ratteebdbren, bic ieBt an ausIdnbiide
Sdiffe bsjabIt psroen. ben amerifani.
iten Sdiffsbauern, 8bebern, Watroien
uno Sanbperfsrn su @ute fOmmen.
Die 8latform psrbammt Die Truas
ni6t, iast aber, nadbem iie su Spar'
iamteit in StaatSanselessnbeitsn &C..
mabnt bat: .,Benn tpeitsre ginidnfts
nOtbpenbiB iinb, 70 6eflriporten mir bic
8slisusrun8 bon incorpoririem Capital
uno oreaniiirten Iruts".
Dieie Blaiform purte nit 1872 geesn
Stlmmen angenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Noftrduber MAIDEN 8eute.

auf Der Sabrt bon SaInOn Slip mad
8eb 8od. Wiont., ipurbe bic Boitfutihe
bon Rdubern iibsrfaaen. Sn absslssener
9essnb untpsit ber @rense bon Soabo
traisn bier Wssslaserer nit idubbsrsiter
8ddie bsm @asen enteesen. Dem 9ofi.
futider riefsn iie Elm orObsnoss Salt su,
bann mubten bic Pufasiere ii& rubis
auspIinbsrn Iafen. Dem BetrisbsIeiter
elmer Gompanie. Der bic alte WeHuItp's
8oIberube bel Salmon Gitp, Soabo. bes
arbeitet, tpuros GoIbitsub i'm Weribe bon
msbr aIs s50oC absenommen. Auf bereit
itsbenbsn 9iOhsn iprensten bic 8anbiten
bappn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
MneIane dupsrt ben aalsnser.

9eneral' GonfuI Solloipap in st. Pes
terSbur9 bat benz Staatsamt in 0alb.
ineton fOlsenbe Dtilibsiluns semadt:
Die ruillide RsslerunB bat iib mad
pielidbrieer gr6rtun8 enoltb entibloHen,
ben iulianiiden &alenber alten StpIs,
Der nunmebr smbIf Gage binter bic ionit
tiberaa iibli6e eresorianifde3 3sitrednuns
surldesfallen III, aufsuseben. 9srieIbs
If fur 8ufsn, bic NIT anberen 2inbern
@eiddfie psrridten. iopie fur AusIdnber,
Die nit 8ublanb banbeln, cine beitGnbiss
8slditisunB sspsien. ba iolde eestpun.
gen parsn. tets bsioe Datsn aufsuflbrsn.
Die st. Pstsrsbureer Nftronomiihe
@eieai6aft bat bic SADIE in Sanb &C..
nommsn unb pirb nit Sdlfe Der Winiitsr
cine 2ommiHion bon isdsebn Berionen
ernennen, barunter neun Ditsllebsr bsr
Aitronomiiden @eisaidaft, nm aas
nDtbisen @injslnbeiten Su orbnen. Wian
eripartst, baB ber neue Stpl i'm Sabre
1901, aliO su anfane bes 90. Sabtbun.
berts, in 8taft treten tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Ste
gfatiOnale Grport : Ansfellans.

8obl ieltsn BEL frlberen GusfteIuneen
Iinb bic porbereitenben Nrbeiten 70 plans
mdbie perIaufsn, aIs bic Der fommenben
Ruiionalen @rport NuSfeIIune in Pbi'
IabeIpbia. Die auf bem Gusfsaunsss
plass i'm 8au besriifenen @ebdube nas
ben iid ibrer 8oqenbuns. Der AuSfeQ'
ruum ii gum erbb.en 9beiI berseben unb
cine itarfe 8stbeiIisuns dberiesii&sr
2dnbsr unb Grportssbiete an benz sIei6'
ssitis nit Der aIusitelIuns fattfnbenbsn
SanbslsiousreB eeiidert.
Die impoinntsn @ebdube psrfsbIen ibs
rsn ginbrud auf bas 8ublifum niht unb
bic slatte Musfiibruns beB 9rosrammes
erpedt allsemeinsS 8srtrauen. Ser.
trauen in ben @rfols zines llnternebmens
il aber bic iiderite 8drsf&aft fiir bas
@elingen.
DaS bisie Nusfsauns bon tpsittrasen.
ber 8eoeutuns fiir bic @nttpideluns bsI
nutionaIen Snbuitrie iein tpirb, in auBei
8peifel.
@eun aud anbere 4usfequneen BIZ
5ortidritte unierer Snbuarissn ssaeist
unb oaburd inoirsit uniersm @rportse'
iddft 9eniibt baben, 70 NOR bod bel fei'
ner bic S6rberuns bes ausfubrbanbsls
Der ausBeiprodene Sauptswed beS I'm
ternebmens. 9aS 1T BEL Der fommsnber
Nusiteqnne in Pbilabelpbia gum erifer
DtaIs Der Sal. SO iinb ale Nnssidsr
porbanben, bab bieier 8ned nidt nu-
erreidt berben tpiro, ionbern bab bel
grfols feIbit bic rlnternebmer bes eeipal'
tieen Werfes iiberraiden birfts. Ginsr
curdidlaeenben @rfole in e,ner 8ibtunf
baben bic 8orarbeiten fiir bic Nusitsl'
une ioear ibon iebt sebabt. ndmlib bi,
S6rosruns Der Snterehen unb bes Gin
fluHes bes BbilabeIpbia SanOeISmuis'
ums. tpsIbss i'm 8srein nit bem israni,
lin Sntitut bic sIusheIluns ms 2ebsr
ruff.
Bel bieiem Snitiiute Iaufen ndmIid
in iinsfter 3eit bic @rfunbisuneen ibe,
grport. Inseleeenbeiten in 10 GROCER Nn'
subl elm. bab man untpiafiirlib su be,
Srase sestpuneen tpirb, tpober biei,
Stsiseruns bes SntereReS fiir IuSfub,
pobl fommen mag. Da Sabrifanter
uasr ameritunii6en 8roouite unter Der
5raeeiteaern pertreien iinb, 10 iinb 5rt'
Iids 8erbdItniiie Ooer ietpsiIis ObtpaI'
tsnbe sdnitise umhdnoe aIs 8eranIai'
uns ausssidloHen. Die Dirsition bel
Wuisums, tpeI6e ber Sade ndber au
ben @runb eine, fanb, baB bic msifer
Infrassn aus benienieen 2ofaIitdter
fommen. in peldsn bic frdftiefs BRO
posanba fiir bic fpmmenbe @rport. Nus,
iteauns aemudt tpurbe, baB alio bai
| Snterefe, psl&es bic Sabrifanten bel
2anbsS bem Wiufeum tpibmen, nit Der
Sorti1ritten Der 0orbereituneen fir bi,
Ausfequns pddf. 98enn aber fdor
bieie 8orbereituneen einen iplben Gin.
flub ausuben, tpa8 tperben erli bic Hs.
iuItate bsr 4usfeluns ielbit isins
SO tpirt i'm 0srIaufe ber NusfelIunf
nitt nur fur ben ausiteasnben Sabrifan,
Ten, ionbsrn ben inteIieenten 8eiu1sl
Iberbaupt unpsrmsibli6 iein, 2snntnif
su nsbmsn bon bem mstbObiiden Inter
ridts i'm @rporteeiddfts, tpel@en bas
0iuieum ertbeilt unb su bunberten tper'
ben ameritaniids @eibdftsleuie ben
Snititute beitreten, I'm ber 8ortbeils
ceiielbsn ibeiIbaftis su tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Selaiparr, eada. g. @eHern Giienbabn.
ARnntnn Z 9iini 1900

3iss Ysrla1sn Serantpn fir Rem ycrf nm
$50, 3 on R., fir Hsp yprf unb philadelphia
nm $40, 500 unb 1905 M.. 1855 unb 3.33
Natm. 0iir Buffalo 1910, 2.35 unb 9 90
Worssns, t.55 unb $50 Nadm. Bingham
ton unr 3pildsnHatiUntn los Ya&m. sit9-
pIion arrpmpeatipn nm 6 90 Radm. Sac
tcrppille aeepmoSatipn 400 Nabm.
{. & 3. DisiHcn-8iir Rortbumbrlanb um
600 une 1905 @. unb ,f.55 uub $40 Ra6.
5iir Nantiepfe nm sos anb fi.t0 M. Sir
plymouth um 335 unb $50 giadm. 6Hr
fiusfpn nm 1855 gahm.
gOaaGnbise ausfunft iibu Rattn na& alien
Sbsilsn bsr Der. Staatsn ane Canada fanu In
bu Iidstoffes i'm Sabnbsf srbalttn ptrbtn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Cine farbise Seffie In Nfarrers.
6epanb.

Bail Bel. Elm Iiasniirtsr farbiss,
PrsbiBer in Suntinston. 3d., Der fell
mebrersn Sabren nit elmer tpeiBen Srau
RamenS Wiarp Winters Iebts. sriff in
berauidtem 9uitanbs bic 5rau an, i&Iup
iie nit elmer glrt niebsr unb psriebte ibt
bann in brutaIter 8sife Subtriite. 8sa
sins oann 3u feinem 9ta&bar Sobn Stun.
iport, ben er beiduIbiete, Der israu Bin.
terS 2iebesanirdse su MAIDEN unb ben er
ourd Nribisbe sefdbrli& pertpunoste.
9sibe 8erpunbete iperben isbr ipabr.
i6einIib nl&t ON 2eben erbaIien ipsrben
fbnnsn. Ser WorObubs il i'm @efdns.
nib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Tnuf Wfdnner eet6btet.

Sinf 8srsleute tpurben Donnerltae
inioIse elmer Dpnamit' @rploiion in War,
sarets Co.'S 4nlase nabe @arterpiae,
Uo.. esibbtet unb in Stdde serifsn.
Die 9Obten iinb SamsS Cation. Srani
@bslmann. Senrp @ilberi. Mebnsr unb
Elm unbefannter Wann, Die glnIase ee.
b5rte bsm um'S asben seiommenen Ssnrp
@ilbsrt. @r bersitete eine Sprensune
Dor unb bieIt elm StId 0pnamit in Der
Sanb, pel@es srpIooirte unb cine in Der
Rdbe febenbe 2iits Dpnumit sIeiGfaas
sur ggplofon bro&te. Die @ridiittsyune
ipurbe brei WsiIsn tpeit ssfdbIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Satte feline 0erbiubuneeu NIT
DrepfuS.

Die .Sumbursii6e eOrrsipOnbsns''
iaei, inosm fe bic 8ebauptune, bab
Dsutidlanb sspiRs 9oiumente, bic
Drspius' llni&ulo betpsiien. ber6ffont.
li6en Iolte:
..Die Anttport barauf 1T bic. bab
Dofumente bieier 4rt ni6t berbeissbradt
iperosn f6nnen aus oem einfaben @runbs,
neil DeuiidIanb niemals ettpas nit
0repfus Su tbun ssbabt bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
Grie unh gshomina 0a[lsp GiIenbabu Go.

9n Strait am A. Suni 1899.
3iiss perlaHsn Sranton fir Netp gerf, Nsp-
bursb unb 3pifhsnpunitsn auf Der @ris Sabn,
UNI 500 Mpresns unp 2.2S Na&miitaes.
6iir Saplsp unb Ipfale punfte um 500 uub
S.45 Nurssns unb 2.2S ga6mitiass. Cir
eafe arisI um $50 Nabmitiass.
Sonntass 3iss Ssrlafifn Serautcn fir eaft
Nrisl uri s As Woresns nnb 30 gla6miitaes,
an 2pilhenliatipnen anbalitnp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31

Serfauft BET GpOtbeieru, ooer fret peri&idt
uaa Gmpfans bes Preiies, 25c., Ooer fir 81
Dr. Suntpbreps' SOmeopatiides Wianual
fir Sraufbsiteu frei uerididt.
Humphreys' Med. Co., Ill William st., N. 7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31

Or. mites Mitiel
tperbsn ourb uHe
apotbsisr bsriauft
untsr elmer pOFiipsu
@arnntis; bic erfte
Glafbs mist oosr has
Gslo ipiro lurhders
itattet. Bud lber
bic Rrdnibtittu bes
SCREENS uno osr
9erbsn fret.
abrsHs:
On sfap QO ~ I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15

street between the limits named; estimated
cost, 500
On the north side of East Capitol street
rom ISL 70 6th streets, abutting lots in
squares rs, 15S, 1856, SIG and $40, 'front.'
ing on said East Capitol street between
the limits named; estimated cost, 81 600.
On the north side of street northeas st
between 9th and It'll streets. abutting lots
mated cost of $135.
Lay brick sidewalk on the south side of
Fomeroy street from Az OF Linden street
eastward distance Of SO8 feet abutting
vision. fronting on said Pomerov street
ana on the north side of Pomsroy street
from Az or Linden street a distance Of SN
Ieet, anutting lots in block II, Howard
University subdivision, fronting ON said
Pomeroy street; estimated cost s95O
Set new granite curb and Law brick side
walk on the east side of 9th street southea st
from l. to NJ streets. abuttirg lots In square
% fronting on said 9th street between the
limits named; estimated cost. $50.
rave with vftrified or asphalt block all the
alleys In square 1S9; estimated cost 81 OO0
mat the banks in the roadway at the in
Island avenue be graded, at an estimated
cost OF 5000, chargeable to the current an
preparation for repairs to roads,"
Inat the proposal of R. H. Sorrell to make
repairs to brick work at the Reservoir
School building for the sum of SIPS is ac-
cepted. " az
That driveway in the grounds of the Gem
tral High School be paved with asphalt
block, at an estimated cost of 1897, charge
able to the appropriation for repairs to
school buildings.
That the lot adjoining the Bruce School
building be graded at estimated cost of
s4l4, chargeable to the appropriation for
said building.
That curb be reset and cement sidewalk
laid in front of Nos 1923 to 1881 yelling
place northwest, under the permit system.
at an estimated cost of 1852
That $50 feet of 6-inch water main be
laid on the west side of Sth street northeast
between F and G streets, at an estimated
cost of $3.50
That sewer be constructed under the per-
init system along the south side of Balti-
more street between Goth street and Column
bia road, at an estimated cost of 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15

The Baltimore club made its first appear
ance of the season in Washington yester-
day and easily defeated the Senators by the
score of . to 3.
Jerry Nops, cool and calculating, was on
the rubber for the Orioles, and his fine ex-
hibition of twirling was in marked con-
trast to the sloppy, disgruntled work of
Billy Dinneen. who did the pitching for the
home club. Now and then the Senators
would connect safely with the Baltimore
twirlers curves, but with men on bases
he was simply invincible. Dinneen started
off well for the locals, preventing the visit
ors from scoring in the first three innings
but the next four found him f1oundering
around like a lobster out of water. Moth
ing seemed to suit him, and when things do
not break exactly right for Billy he is one
of the poorest twirlers in the big league
His support was good, Freeman's error be-
ing of the excusable kind, but Dinneen kept
up a continued jawing match with the men
behind him, and as result he finally went
to pieces and had to be removed from the
rubber. Dinneen has apparently all the
ability required for a first-class pitcher
but unless he takes reliable brace he
will be drifting Backward until he lands
permanently In the minor leagues. kirtley
Baker went on the rubber in the seventh
but too late to help out his club
The game throughout was a sleepy one
the Orioles evidently showing the effects
of the two hard games with Brooklyn the
day previous. but yet played steadily and
true. The Senators could not bat, and as
a result their exhibition was far from en-
joyable, the hits of their opponents being
of the luck order, dropping just out of
reach Of the in and out fielders and carry
ing decentralization with them.
The Senators tailed the first run in the
second inning, as, a result of McGuire's
force hit Freemans safety to right and
Cassidy's fine drive through McGraw at
third. Baltimore tied the score in the
fourth Sheckard hit to right for two
bases, stole third and scored on La
Chances single to, right.
In the fifth the visitors pushed to the
front, making two runs, and were never
headed thereafter In the sixth the Orioles
scored three more and duplicated this score
in the seventh, making total of nine runs
In the seventh the Senators chased one run
over the plate as a result of Cassdy's sin
gle to right followed by singles by Baker
and Padden.i In the eighth one more and
the final llyScrossed the plate Atherton's
single to right a sbase on balls to Butler
and Cassidy third single being factors in
the ruu-makiEg
O'Day and McGarr umpired unsatisfac-
torily yesterday, everything being given to
the visitors that WAS at all close, and both
acted as If McGraws reputation carried a
great deal OF weight with their decisions
Score: =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15

who tried to score from third on the fly and
out.
The Senators will have TO go away again
to get into their stride. They were going
fast when their short trip to Phfladelphja
knocked them off their stride, and IL seams
Impossible for them to get going lust right
I-again The game in st. Louis next Sunday
will be the first of nineteen games away
from home and will certainly test the stay
ing abilities of the senatorial youngsters
LaJo:e, the Phillies' great second baseInau.
has been out of the game for over a week
on account of injuries, but II is expected
that he will get back IN the game today at
Boston. "Larrys" batting and fielding are
greatly missed by the Quaker aggregation.
Jack Taylor, the Chicago twirier umpired
a game in that city yesterday between
members of the alumni of Yale and Har-
ward, and at critical point gave a decision
which enabled the Harvard graduates 10
win. Almost riot resulted. and several OF
the ex-Yale boys threatened to punch Tay-
lors head.
The present Washington team Is COM
posed almost entirely of new men. Some
traded to other teams and the poorer ones
have been dropped. Manager Arthur IrRin
has surrounded himself with young ard
promising talent from the minor. ieas7,es
and has thereby improved the team corisid-
erably. In yesterdays game the only one
of the old-time Senators left was the Eok-
eran catcher, Mcclure, and after he rave
place to Butter the team was entirely + -
Besides Mcclure, the only other man Mo
Continued on Thirteenth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15
UNDER ASSESSMENT SYSTEM.

dewalks and Curbs Ordered in Va
rfous Sections of City.
Orders have been issued by the District
Commissioners follows:
That the following work be done under
the provisions of the assessment system.
the same having been duly advertised:
Lay cement sidewalk and set new curb as
follows:
On the east side of 14th street northeast,
from East Capitol street to North Carolina
avenue. abutting lots in squares 1856 and
1857, fronting on said 18th street between
the limits named, at estimated cost of
$1,000.
On the south side of Columbia road from
14th street westward distance of 649 IS
feet. abutting lots in block 80, Columbian
College subdivision, north grounds, fronting
on said Columbia road; and also on the
north side of Columbia road from 18th
street westward a distance of SAT 80 feet,
abutting lots in block IS, Columbian Col
lege subdivision, north grounds, fronting
on said Columbia road, at an estimated
cost of $500.
On the west side of Sth street from Quincy
street north to the 1J-foot alley north of
Quincy street, abutting lot II, block %,
Petworth: on the west side of Sth street
from Quincy street south to the 15-foot al
ley south of Quincy street, abutting lot Sc.
block NJ. Petworth; on the east side of 9th
street from Quincy street to the l5-foot
alley south of Quincy street, abutting lot
q, block 10 Petworth; on the east side of
9th street from Quincy street to the 15-foot
alley north of Quincy street, abutting lot
70. block p. Petworth, and on both sides
of Quincy street from Sth street to 9th
street, abutting lots in blocks % and II,
Petworth, fronting on said Quincy street
between the limits named; estimated total
cost, 5000.
On the east side of 10th street northeast
between and X streets, abutting part of
lot 3, square 3d. beginning for its frontage
on said improvement at the north building
line of / street northeast, and running
thence north distance of 90 feet; lots 4
and q. square 9o7; estimated cost, 81 $50
Lay cement sidewalk and reset curb on
the south side of East Capitol street from
4th TO 9th streets, abutting lots in square
sl7. fronting on said East Capitol street
between the limits named; estimated cost,
$500
On the south side OF East Capitol street
from 9th to 9th streets. abutting lots In
square Si1, fronting on said East CAPITOL
street between the limits named; estimated
cost, $500.
On the south side of East Capitol street
from 10th to 11th streets, abutting lots in
square 36I, fronting on said East Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15
Base Ball Notes.
At Baltimore today.

AT bdltlI1lOre tOudy.
Ladies day tomorrow.
The Washington Baltimore game tomor-
row will be the last for nearly three weeks.
Anterior displayed good headwork when
he b.ufYed Lachance by his pretended throw
to first, the big first baseman running into
his arms on the line.
If Dineen would pattern after weighing
and Mercer while on the rubber he would
soon be one of the best twirlers in the
busir ess. But Billy" is in the nice little
girl class, who, when she is good Is just
lovely, but when she is bad is simply hor-
rid.
Manager McGraw conducted himself like
little gentleman yesterday, but then he
had an easy proposition. "Muggsy" GER
tainly has all the umpires skinned" when
1t comes down to close decisions.
That Sheckard IN Baltimore's right field
is, Il jewel He and Heidrick of ST. Louis
are the two best youngsters in the big
league. ''Shecks' throw yesterday from
right field to the home plate was as true
as q ride shot and easily nailed Cassidy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15
Wills Filed for Prob.te.

The will of George Enuch Noyes. bearing
no date, was filed today for probate in the
office OF the register of Wills. All of the
estate is left to the testators wife,
The last testament of George A. Drury,
dated May 2, 1898, was also filed. 1t was
executed for the purpose of carrying out
the terms OF the testator's viii. made some
time before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15

dent Stegmaier was in Harrisburg and Di-
rector Redington in Buffalo, but he would
Immediately leave for Reading and have a
conference with Mr. Stegmaier in that city
today, and an answer would then be given
him. Mr. Rutledge said before going that
if the two men were sold it would not be
for less than s. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-15
IRWIN WANTS TWO MEN.
Answer Expected Today Regarding
Patten and COughlin.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. June 15.-Manager
Arthur Irwin of Washington telegraphed
to the management of the Wilkesbarre club
Last night that he must have two men at
once for his Washington team. and wanted
an immediate answer concerning his propo-
sition for Pitcher Patten and Third Base
man Coughlin.
Secretary Rutledse wired back that Presi-
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st. Louis,,s; Louisville, o.

Louisville lcet another game to the ST.
Louis yesterday on their own grounds. be-
ing shut out, 2 to- Powell and Philippi
pitched good ballq A rain and wind storm
stopped the same,iat the end of the sixth
inning, part of the grand stand being I'M
rooted. Score:1
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by the score of 10 10 1. Tannehilrs twirling
was too much for the Clevelands. Score:

EARNED rnns-Pittsburg 8. Lett on hases-Cfeve
land. Z; Pittsourg, T. First base on baIls-On Mau-
pin 1; of Bates, q of Tannehl, 1. Three-base
hits--MadsOn Bowerman. Two-base hits-Tucker,
Mccarthy, Tannehifl. Sacrifice hit-Clark. Stolen
base-Madson. Struck out-By Maupin, 1: by
Tannehill, l. Hit by pitcher-By Tannehill 1. um-
pi e--Mi Gafney. Tme-1 hour and 40 minutes
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Earned run-St. Louis, l. Stolen bases-CIarke
KEitchey Hartssll, Blake. TMo-base hits-Wasner
Phillppi. 2; OF Powell, 3. Struck out--By Phillip
~; by Powell, 1. Double pay-Hoy and Willis.
Left on bases-Ioaisyille Z; st. Louis, 4. Umpires
- Emslie and Mcdonald. Time-1 hour and
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Boston, s; New York, 4.

killen held the New Yorks down to six
hits yesterday at the Polo grounds, and as
result the Bostons defeated the Ginats
3 to 4. Errors and bad base running are
said to be responsible for the New Yorks'
defeat Score:
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Left on bases-Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, 4. Sacri-
nee hit-SeibacN stolen base-Chance. Double
Piay-E Hs, and TAYLOR Struck ort-By Taylor,
.; by Phillips. = Passed ball-Chance First base
on bails-On Taylor, 2; of Phillips. 3. Wild pitch
-Iayior Empires Messrs. SwartwOod and War
ner. Time hours add 3 minutes.
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baltimore. ....-......- o o 0 x-9
First base by errors-washngton, /. Left on
balis-Of Dineen, ) Cdctiraw, Holmes O'Brien,;
en- en- Eops, 3 BARRY. Butler. Dineen,. Struck out
by Dineen tNoEs1; by Baker, Uiolmes); by
Nops, freeman, Three-base hits-Rarry, Cris-
ham h Two-base hit-Sheckard. Sacrifice hits
Holmes. Sheckard. Stolen bases-McCraw La
Chance, Sheckard, O'Brien Double plays-O'Brien.
keister and LaChance; Sheckard and Crisham Hit
BY pitchsr,BY Baker, tkeister}: by Nops. tSla-
glel. Wild pitt hes-Dineen 2 Umpires-Messrs
O'Day and McGarr. Tme-2 hOurs
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Pitt.burg, 10; CIeveland, 1.

Pfttsburg continued to feast on the cher
ry pie at Cleveland yesterday. winning
easily from the club representing that city