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New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
SUMMARIZES OF OTHER RACES

Hall mile (novicel-vvon by DOwney Newark; w E.
Marshall. Ciuaudet College. second; O Aubut. Kings
County Wheemen, third. Time-l;2O4s.
third mile tauateUrl-Won oy w. h WahrenoerSer'
a C. Warren Zurbrack. Buffalo, second J. 8
Fulton HefHey school, third. Tine-O:429s- Won by q
length half; length between second and third
Five handicap tamateur)-WOn by John Beden.
Iynbrook GOO yards: w. 5. Fem. Waterbury 900
s-is) second: c. Crook Brooklyn 100 yards third
W l. Iosee Brooklyn 100 yardsl, fourth. Ttme-1l :2Hs
Won by three lengths Two lengths between second and
hYrd
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
ST. LOUIS. 4: CINCINNATI. l.

Cincinnati July H-Young was in good form
to-day and the locals had narrow escape from
a shutout. Newton lasted but four innings Scott
allowed only hit The score follows
Cincinnati, .........o o o o Ii 8 i
ST. Louis ...-....,.O 0 ! % 10
Batteries-Scott Newton Peitz; Young and Robin
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
PIrrsRI-RG. 6. CHICAGO. /

Chicago July 14.-Pittsburg pushed Chicago out
of second place to-day by hitting Callahan freely
and taking advantage of all the locals misplays.
An error BY Ritchey netting two bases and sin
Gle. saved Chicago from shutout Attendance.
S5OG. The score follows:
R. z
Chicago .........-..o o 81
PittsburE ....----.-.1 o o % II
Fat1eries-CaIahan and Chance: Phlippi and thinner
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
NATIONAL ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES,

The National Athletic Club will hold open ath-
Ietic games at Monteverde's Grand Street Park at
Naspeth Long Island on August T. One of the
features of the meet will be the shot put which is
open to weighing $50 pounds or, under. The
contests are follows: One hundred yard dash,
handicap; 440 yard dash. handicap: one mile run,
handicap; $50 yard run. novice: one mile bicycle
race novice; putting II pound shot.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
PATERSON TEAM A.

The second teams of the Brooklyn and Kings
County clubs were scheduled to play at Prospect
Park The Kings County failed to muster
team. however. and for want of a better game
Brooklyn played club match between teams
der the captaincy of r. Harrand and W. B. Kelly,
in which the latter by fifty runs. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
AT THE FINISH.

The Yankee came in across the line with a
beautiful burst Of speed, and the owners Whit
ney and Duryea. were loudly cheered especially
Mr.. Duryea, who handled the craft almost to
perfection all day. The Virginia also looked ex-
tremely we'll she made a short extra tack to
finish which the third boat the Mineola avoid
ed doing by close sailing and pilots luff at the
line
The result IS that honors are easy between
the Mineola and the Yankee, for although the
latter boat won second time Wrnge had her
beaten when he came in from his long and
risky tack to the westward and before the SHIFT
Of wind. 1t is not to be said that Wringe was
1ustlhed in leaving the Yankee and others and
going out seaward, as Wringe has since admit
ted to the writer. but the signal showed that he
was in a position to first at the time the
SHIFT came which put him to leeward Wringe
corroborates the facts here stated On
elapsed time the Yankee beat the Virginia 3
minutes so seconds, the Mineola minutes AZ
seconds, and the Rainbow minutes SO seconds.
The results follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

London. July H-In the cricket match between
Etcn and Harrow at Lords to-day. Harrow won
by one wicket. Harrow all out in the first
innings for SSS EtOn in its first innings yes
terday scored 294 runs. Eton in its second innings
was all out for 21S
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
&C Moore Rashion F. W Green and 5. E Hds 5sO

O. =
G. H. Johnson. W. d Bourne and E De Rouph,or A..
bat. " Ne nousl'oh uld
The Kings County and Brooklyn clubs had an
exciting game in the championship series Of the
New-York Cricket Association, and the Kings
County men treated their opponents to a surprise
by winning by the narrow margin Of runs G.
Barnes bowed splendidly for Kings County at a
critical time and with the exception of A & Dur
rant and J. Pedlow, who made a splendid stand
0
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
BROOKLYN c. c.
The Paterson Team treated the Manhattan

The Paterson Team treated the Manhattan
Second Eleven TO a great outing In their cham
pionship game of the New-York Cricket Associa-
ton series. and by the big margin OF I5t
runs and wickets to spare. With the exception of
A. G. Shinger who played good cricket for 20,
the Manhattan batsmen were at the mercy Of
Dodds and CIarkson. the Paterson bowlers. The
former proved particularly effective, and captured
MlcketS for y The
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS DEFEAT TAILENDERs By A
SINGLE RUN.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS.

Brooklyn !. Nev-York O. St Louis, a Cincinnati L
Philadelphia, l, Boston, o. tlttSburs o. ChlcasO' l.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit-Chicago. 4, Detroit. ?
At Buffalo-Buffalo, 10; Kansas City. T.
AT Cleveland-Cleveland. 5; Minneapolis 4
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4, Indianapolis, q
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
SEW-YORK

Earned run-Brooklvn- Three base hit-FiicArl Two
Mcclure. First base by errors-NeN-
York l. Left on -New-York. =. Brooklyn @ Sae-
ri6c hit-Davis. haSes-Nan Haltreu. Sheckari
Bases on balls-Ry Mercer. >; by Kennedy, : Double
play-H ckman and Doyle Time OF game-l-if Umpire
.Swartwood Attendance-4.542
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Toronto-TOronto. 10; Montreal. S.
Az Observation-Disclosures Z; Syracuse,
At pringfield-SprinSheld. 5; Providence. T.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
CRICKET.
ALL LOCAL GROUNDS IN USE YEsrER-
DAY-soME EXCELLENT PLAY.

The cricketers OF New-York had an unusually
large schedule OF games yesterday AL the local
GROUNDS We're occupied, and some excellent cricket
was seen At Prospect Park the Manhattan and
New-York clubs played their return league cham
ponship game, and. as in the case Of the previous
contest. a draw was the result. The Manhattan
Datstnen showed their ability 10 make runs by run
powers proved unequal to their task. and the
.EEe"-1 oFk men held possession of the wickets for
me remainder OF the day. ". Adam and w V.
t1ughes CID the best batting for their respective
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
HAyERFORD COLLEGE.
WINCHESTER COLLEGE,
HARROW WINS FROM EToN

rotal lsx wicketsl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Captain Jesse E. Adams, one OF the
most prominent and influential citizens
Of Amherst county, died yesterday.
Fierce fires are raging on the North
Mountain, west of Woodstock, and
many acres of woodland have been
burned over.
Mr.. Joel F. Taylor, aged % years, Of
Appomattox, died Tuesday morning at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
He was under treatment for an sbscess
Ct the liver.
The charges thst forgery has been
committed in furnishing names OF re-
publican candidates for counclmen 10
Jackson ward, Richmond, are to be ven-
tilated In the courts.
Memorial Day exercises under the
auspices of the lakewood Memorial AS.
ISOLATION were held at lakewood, Rich
mond, today. Attorney General Mon
tsgue was the orator of the day and
Sheriff Hughes the chief marshal.
Moses Jacob Ezekiel, the sculptor,
has sent to the United States monu
ment, Virginia Mourning for Her
Dead" for the Virginia Military In
stitute, of which the sculptor is gradu-
ate. 1t was cast 10 Friedrichshagen.
The session OF the forty-third annual
meeting of the Tri state Dental Asso-
citation was opened In Richmond yester-
day at the University College of Medi.
cine. More than q thousand of the
most prominent dentists in Maryland,
Virginia and the District of Columbia
will attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
Garrison Probably Massacred

London, May 10.-A dispatch from
Accrs, British Gold Coast, saying that
communication with Kumassi had been
interrupted for 48 hours and that the
town Is believed to have fallen, causes
grave anxiety. Gov. Sir Frederick
Hodgson, his wife and score OF Europe
ans have been beseiged In Kumassi for
several weeks. 1t is feared that they
have all met death or capture. Beside
the Europeans, there were several hun
dred loyal blacks at Kumsssi. The
fort there is strong one, and was pro-
visioned for a long siege. 1t had been
hoped for a time that the Ashanti
trouble was ended but it is now report
ed that three other tribes have joined
the rebels. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
The Woman I'm Politics.

Sioux Falls, s. d., May 10-Col'
Id. OF West Virginia, who made
ri,zsel s ""nsas pcpulists dele.
CATION on Tuesday that won -.
for thu boom of former Vice President
Adlsi Stevenson, last night walked out
into the corridor OF the Cataract
House. With stentorisn voice he
silenced everybody. "Gentlemen," he
said, "It you nominate Adlai Stevenson
for Vice President, that moment 81 ,000,-
600 will go into the treasury Of the
democratic party" Fitzgerald paused
when the canary voice of Miss Annie
DiRgs piped out: "Nixie, NIKE. That's
the hand of German. The hand OF the
eastern democrat. No Stevenson 10
ours." The crowd applsuded. "Down
with Stevenson" Down with German"
"Down with the eastern democrstsl"
they shouted. Later in the evening
Annie Diggs killed William Sulzer's
boom in the same way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 10. 1900.
SOME WHITE people, Northern o

soME WHITE people, Northern 81
well as Southern, are now holding
conference at Montgomery, Alabama
to consider the evils Of the race ques'
ton. or rather, that have resulted from
the emancipation Of the slaves OF the
South. and the means by which they
NAV be remedied, or at least ameiio-
rated. But it will be futile. The con-
ditiou brought upon the country by the
.ho,;t;onists is a natural one, and as
na,nrs,s laws are immutable, 1t
must proceed to its legitimate end. a
o,resm cannot rise higher than Its
source. The negro, when left to him
sslf and entirely removed from the
superyision OF the white man, naturally
yeverts to the condition OF his race In
darkest Africa; has always done SO, and
ALWAYS will; sit is his nature to-" That
free schools do not increase their intel
,;sance or their mapners. or morals, is
pstent to everybody familiar with them
and old enough to compare their condi'
ton now with what 1t was be-
fore they had such schools. Be-
sides, if free schools have not benefited
the white people of the country to any
appreciable extent. in any way,it is
hardly possible they could have had a
contrary effect upon the negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
NEWS OF THE DAT.

A dispatch from Manila says thai
Filipinos have driven out the American
garrison and burned Bulsn, in South
LuZ0n.
Illinois republicans, In convention al
Peoria, yesterday, nominated Judge
Richard Yates for Governor, after mos
exciting scene.
A league has been formed in Madrid
against the governments 6nsncis
scheme, and riotous demonstration
are TO be made today in the large cities
The national conventions OF the fusior
and anti-fusion populists met at Sioux
Falls, s. D., and Cincinnati, respectively
and completed preliminary organic
tions.
The proposed caucus of Senate repub
licsns, which was to have met thii
week to adopt programme of legisla
ton for the remainder of the session
has been postponed,
Lord Sslisbury's references to Irisf
disloyalty have raised hornets mes
and the whole question is likely to re
vive just a. the time when the Queen
visit was having beneficial effect.
Practically the entire session of toe
Senate, yesterday, was devoted to
discussion of the section of the navs
appropriation bill relating to armor enc
armament. The debate largely hinged
on the proposition that the government
should erect an srmor plant OF its own
The Maryland republican State con
vention yesterday elected Louis E Nc
Comas, William +. Malster, Sydney E
Mudd and Phillips Lse Goldsborouel
as delegates at-lsrge to the Philadelphia
"-n The presidential electors
cooventlv-. Hooper and Henry
at.large are James h. 49, nnlds
NJ. McCulloch. Phillips Lee -
borough succeeds Gen. Thomas ]. Shry-
rock as chairman OF the republican
State central committee. The platform
Is generous in its endorsement OF repub-
licsn principles. Resolutions were in
troduced against civil service reform
and Senator yelling en-, but they were
sidetracked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
From Havana.

Havana, May 10.--General Alejsndro
Rodriguez, who is now sub-treasurer OF
the island, has accepted the nomination
by toe national party to be mayor OF
Havana.
General Maxine Gomez today wired
his endorsement of the nomination from
Santo Domingo and promises to return
and assist in the campaign. General
Rodriguez is an American, having been
naturalized 10 1880. He has been
mayor OF Key West where be is cigar
manufacturer; be is also q veteran OF
the two Cuban revolutions and was
General Gomez's last chief of staff.
1t Is understood that one OF the sus-
poets in the postoffice scandal has con-
fessed his implication 10 the fraud on
condition that he be allowed to turn
States evidence. More arrests are ex-
pected hourly. The scandal is still the
chief topic of interest. 1t lie believed
that Nicely is not the chief culprit.
Many believe an attempt will be made
to conceal the real extent OF the fraud
because of the evil effect politically not
only 10 Cuba but in the United St tee.
Comment is excited by the fact that q
nephew OF President Mckinley is said
to be connected VITA the Fidelity De-
post Company of Maryland, which
went on Neely's bond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10

FIGHTERs MUST take as well as give.
The British met with q reverse IRON
tbs Rners In South Africa yesterday
and from ihe negro tribes on the Cold
Coast a few osys before. By superior
force they will be able to crush the
white Beers as we'll So the black Asian
tie; but many sensible people, who are
neither humauitarians, civilizers nor
Christiapizers, don't think the game
worth the candle. That recently play
cd by this country with Spain and now
in progress With the Filipinos certainly
ia not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10

Foreign News.
The Situation I'm EOuth Africa


London. May 10-A dispatch from
General Roberts dated Cable Cart
Hesdou ,rters, May 10, 9:10 a. M, says:
1--WE are now across the Zsnd. The
enemy still hold strong position but
we are gradually pushing them back.
Their strength will be ascertained to
morrow, when / hope to force o pas-
sage of the river"
Sharp fighting is undoubtedly going
on today north OF the Zand. Military
men believe that Roberts is now storm
ing the outer defences of Kroonstadt
According to some reports Senekal, on
the road to Bethlehem, east OF VIM
burg, has been occupied by the British.
II true, the occupation ia important, as
Seneksl commands the line OF retreat
of the Beers in the Ladybrand district
who have great quantity Of supplies
Pretoria, May 9, Delsye0.-Presi-
dent Kruger has received telegram
from a woman burgher asking il the
time has arrived for the formation of
corps of women. She says she Is pre-
pared with body of women volunteers
to take up arms in defence OF indepen'
dence.
London, May 10.-General Roberts
has won the fight on Zand river The
Beers are in full retreat. The dispatch
announcing the victory is as follows:
"Cable Cart Headquarters, Zand
River, May 10. 1890 p. m.-The
enemy ere in full retreat. They occu
pied position twenty miles In length
and ours was necessarily longer. With
widely scattered force, it takes some
time to learn the extent OF the casual
ties bat am hopeful we did not suffer
much. The cavalry and horse artillery
are pursuing the enemy on three differ
ent roads.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
XesuYiua

Naples, May 10 -Vesuvius has pre-
sented an impressive spectacle since
Sunday. Above the summit Of the dark
mountain white smoke could be seen
makiog its way a thousand meters high.
Explosions are continually heard, even
at Naples. Masses of lava are being
buried 8, 900 meters.
The cable service up Mount Vesuvius
has been suspended in consequence OF
the eruption. Four Englisnmen
attempted to ascend the mountain on
foot, and approached the summit. Sud-
denly the volcano belched forth q
stream OF lava and large stones, which
descended on the foolhsrdy tourists,
who we're rescued in terribly bruised
and battered condition aud removed to
hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10

SENATOR TELLER says "when the
carpet-baggers went South after the
war, they could not withstand the
temptation to steal" The truth about
the South Ia slowly but surely perco-
Isting through time into the minds Of
Northern men. as that about every
thing else does. to all mer. and that
sbout the abolitionists will, after
while. be as plain to the people OF the
North as that about the csrpet-baggerf
has already become. When the cumu'
latiye effect of the abolition war-the
fire works-shall begin, the wisdom o.
the old South will be recognized 10 the
North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10

The EXTENSIVE strikes 10 Chicae o
and New York have effected their L.
ultimate result-tbe closing OF many OF
the large industrial plants therein, and
the removal of the operations of their
propertors to other and smaller cities,
with the consequent loss of millions OF
dollars of weekly wages to their former
employees. Strikes may be fiue sport
to those engaged in them, but nothing
is palmer than the fact that those de-
pendent on the strikers for support,
don't enjoy them 10 the least.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
Anti Fusion Populist Conyentio

Anti-Fuslon Popullst convention.
Cincinnati, May 10-The populists
here began work early this morning.
Permanent Chairman Peek called for
order at $40 o'clock, but as only few
delegates were In the hall, no attempt
was made to begin business till $50.
The Kansas vote was reconsidered, and
that State was allowed to cast but
eleven votes according to Congressional
districts instead OF the So decided upon
last night. An attempt 70 make this
decision follow in all states failed, as
other states bad named delegates
by State convention. Chairman Peek
claims $50 delegates present but there
are about 200 in the hall.
A plan OF party organization was
adopted including national committee
of three from each state, state executive,
district, county, township and ward
committees selected by popular votes
and any one who suggests fusion with
the democratic or republican party is to
be expelled from the party. No sslaried
official can be- q member of any CON-
mittee. Platforms are to be made by
direct vote instead OF by conventions.
An attempt to make the anti-fusiou
clause apply to "aDy other party" In
stead of just the republican and demo
cratic was laid on the table. A plat
form was adopted after considerable
argument, affirming mistaken belize
10 the cardinal tenets OF the peoples
party as set forth in the Omaha plat.
form, including the free and unlimited
coinage OF both silver and gold at the
ratio of 16 to /, and the election Of
pre- ideut, vice president, federal judges
and United s. stes senators by direct
vote.
Parker was nominated for president
on the second ballot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10

There is more Catarrh In this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years wss supposed to
be incuIsble. For great many years doc
tors pronounced 1t local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment, pro-
ncunced it incursble. Science has proven
catsrrh to be q constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls CatsrIh Cure, manufactured by f. J.
Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con.
stitutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally In doses from 10 drops to a tea.
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case 1t fails tn
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address f J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, q.
Sold By druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills ara the beat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, May 10.

Correspondence OF the Alexandra dateste. ]
Washington, May 10.
Ii is understood that the situation in
regard to Turkey remains unchanged.
Not a line has come from the American
Charge d. Affairs at Constsn tiuople,
and the Turkish Minister here main
tsins discrete silence. Though all
negotiations 10 regard TO the claim Of
this country for the indemnity of $780,
600 are taking place at ConstsDtinople,
IL is expected that Turkeys answer
will finally come through its represen-
tstive here. The published report this
morning that Mr.. Griscom had made
another demand of the Porte for imme-
diate payment cannot be corroborated
at the state Department. 1t is state d
that Grscom's orders we're to press the
matter to settlement and that 1t
would be within his province to make
additional demands without further in
Istructions. Mr.. G-iscom has not re-
ported that he has made another de-
mand.
The Senate printing committee TO-DAY
resumed the Investigation under Mr..
Chandeliers resolution of charges made
regarding the sale and disposal of"mess-
ages and papers OF the Presidents" Mr..
Bosrdmsn, treasurer OF the publishing
company at Terre Haute, Iud., was ex.
amined.
The special House committee on the
st Louis Worlds Fair at it's meeting
considered the bill making congress.
ional appropriation 10 behalf of the ex-
position and amended II in some par.
ticulars. The principal amendment re-
duced the number OF commissioners tc
one from each State and FIVE at large
Another amendment was to have the
fair held "at" instead Of sin" ST. Louis,
s9 that 1t can extend into the suburbs
If necessary. The section appropriatipg
FIVE million dollars was not reached in
the discussion and the committee ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Attorneys for Nicely charged with
embezzlement of government funds 10
Cuba are here trying to prevent his
extradition to Cuba. They are en-
deavoriug to persuade the Secretary Of
War to hold up the extrsdition proceed
ings until decision can be had from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
Murderer Executed.

Camden, N. j., May l0.-Frsncesco
Abbotto was executed Ia the county
jail here this morning. The drop fell
at 11:06. Abbatto murdered a fellow
countryman named Genaro De Fec,
near Hammo 1ton, 10 May of last year.
Abbatto, after killing his victim, de-
cspitated him and hid the dismember.
ed portions of the body in the dense
pine woods Whereabouts. Abbatto's
motive Ia numbering De Fec was to se-
cure the paltry sum of one hundred dol
lars and then elope with bis widow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10

SINCE General Otis left Manila the
Filipinos have attacked and burned
large towns gsrrisoned by American
troops, killed many of the soldiers and
forced the others to seek safety on the
ships in the ports. But still, the Gen.
erals last dispatches are to the effect
that the war in the Philippines is over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-10
A Pleasure and a Duty.

consider it not only pleasure bUI
duty I owe to my neigbbors to 'e.
about the wonderful cure effected 10 ms
case by the timely use OF Chsmbersl.
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remtcy
l was taken very badly With the plA
aud procured a bottle OF tois rem'dl.
A few doses of 1t effected q permanet
cure. take pleasure 10 recomm' 90.
ing It to others suffering from : al
dreadful disease. j. w. Lynch, d :,
W. Va. This remedy j. sold by al
drupQjste.