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Daily camera., 1900-03-10

We have heard so little from Cronje
that we are led to suspect that he has
no objection to the game on the ground
of fairness or rake-of.
Daily camera., 1900-03-10
To the Public.

l have purchased the stock and good will of Alex
s. Brown, Pearl street, Boulder, and will continue
the business at the old sand carrying at all times
fresh stock of
Daily camera., 1900-03-10
me so long.

me SO long.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

MORRIS PARK. May j-Entries for Monday :
races:
First racc-For three yelr-olds and upward
selling; nou-winners in 1900; Eclipse course.
Rochester 81; The Laurel, 50; Chenille. los:
Lady Contrary. a. Brusquere, 90; Prestidigitator.
1Ol Oliver Nc, III; Give and Take. 81; Oea. O.:
Ben Hadad 10; Beverage 81, and OreaE 81
Second race-For maldens; two-yeaT-old-; last
half mile Of Eclipse course. Golden Age. Ri.
lionairc, Pathfinder. The Covenautor. Rhymer.
The Parddcr. and Tom Kenny, 1O7 each: Nauga,
Militant, and Balloon. l0i each; LongshorcmaH,
Iauccmau. and Noodpbe. 10 each; Sweet Lsveu-
der, 1U4: Far RockaWay, lO5. and g. ". W. ~eip.
Albula Bounteous, Little Tim, Scgirld. and
Pur5c. lOf each.
Third race For three-year-olds; nou-wiuners Of
$1,000; last siX and one-halt furlougs WitherS
mile. Asquth. 100; Nanson. 106; Magnificent
100: Herbert and All Gold. II6 each. Precursor
100; Gold One and Ten Candles Il6 each; Mani
tuban. 100 and Mark Cheek. l16.
Fourth rsce-For hree-yearOlds and upward;
selling: seven furlonGs Ross CLARK. iO2; Mani
tolan. JOG: Hesper. 100: Exit. 10. Buf1on Ill.
Chappaqua. lis. and King Bramble los.
Fifth rapc-FOr four yca.olds and upward;
WIthets mile. Wait Not. III; Charities. Bangor
and survivor log each; Dccdnter. lu9; Rinsido.
III: Approval and kHss Krngle, LOG each. and
Chappaqua, 100.
sixth race-For three year-oids and upward:
handicap: Withers mile. Maxmo Gomez. lo8;
Queen OF Song. no; KiuHikinic, ll6: Dauiorth.
%: Nulcaiu. los: The KeHtuckian. ia; Linde-
mere qs: Box. l2-: Goni8luu, 100; Lat~'u H.
Herbert. los. Greyfeld. 100; Deeanter, ll3. Cen.
Mart Gary. III: Silver Garter, lOi, and LothalI",
IU2.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
A QUEER OLD VILLAGE.
Conditions of Life in an Isolated
Maine Community.

CFrom the Daily Keuuebec Jouual)
The village Of Hastings is the most pc
culiar community in the State. if not in
the whole United States. For while it is a
good sized village and has electric lights,
faultless water system. and telephone
and telegraph stations. the residents sell
dom If ever. have any money, and many
Of the children who have not been outside
of the place would not know what a dime
is The place is located on the western
border of the State between Maine and
New Hampshire and from the location il
will be seen that the only business is that
Of numbering. The people neither pay
taxes nor vote, and even though many OF
the people have spent their lives in the
place they would not know how to mark a
ballot From this it is not to be inferred
that the people are not Intelligent, for
they have the daily papers ana are well
posted on current events. The town Is
practically isolated from the outside world
There is 10 such thing as carriage road
leading into the place and the only means
by which a person can get in and out Is
over the railroad which is yearly being
pushed farther and farther into the wood.
The reason for the town being 50 peculiar
is this. One hundred years ago Richard
Batchelder was granted the land from tie
State OF Massachusetts. About forty years
ago 20. coo acres Of the land was bought
by G. A. Hastings OF Bethel, and d. r.
Hastings. Of Fryeburg. They sold a right
Of way through the territory TO the Wild
River Lumber Company. This right Of way
was gained that the company might have
a chance to operate 10000 acres OF lIud
across the New Hampshire line.
With so much Of a start made the com
pany commenced operations. A small
stream flows through the gorge. and along
this the company built a railroad so as
10 connect with the Grand Trunk road
saw mill was built and that the people
working in the sawmill might have places
in which to live, small cheap houses were
erected from the stock gotten out Of the
sawmill.
A sewerage svitem was next built and
then came electric lights. the power being
furnished by the stream. The place is in
a valley, with mountains on all sides. and
from an excellent spring al the side Of one
of these elevations a supply OF the pIrest
water is obtained. Instead Of having the
water brought into the houses. 1t IS
brought TO tubs, and from these the people
get their supply OF water The water
works like the whole town. belong TO the
company. the houses are the property Of
the company, the stores in the village form
one Of the compa Us assets 1t is for the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
GEoRGETOWNS EASY VICTORY.
The Y, VI. G A. Team outcEassed at
All Points oT The Game

Al fbthtN ~ thf raiiS4t
The exhibition of ball playing given by
the Young Mems Chr stan Association
team in their contest yesterday with
Georgetown was not OF an orthodox char
acter They left undone many things they
should have done and did many things
they should not have done. And these
sins Of commission and omission were cal
culatcd 10 make the spectators very weary
and impatient and almost regret that they
had left their happy homes to 90 out to
see the alleged game. In the long and
tiresOme nine innings the Christians sue
ceeded in scoring three hits and two runs,
while Georgetown accumulated sixteen
runs and eighteen hits. The Christians
were evidently not in condition. The
features Of their play were the many and
CHASTITY errors they made, amounting in
the aggregate TO eight.
The batting and fielding of Georgetown
were pleasing. Knowing they had an easy
thing. they took chances which resulted
in runs They scored on every inning
played. Kairns. who pitched fer the Chris
tians gave five bases on balls hit two
batsmen. and made two bad errors. While
the error column is suggestive Of bad ay-
ing, it does not fully represent ali tie
facts. The Varsity lads were guilty Of
some had work on the bases which Won d
have been costly had the Y NJ. c. A. boys
taken advantage of it. The score by in
nings:
Georgetown. . 4ll > x-1G
y. NJ C. A.. o 0 O 0 l o o. ,
First base by errors Georgetown, , First base
on hslls-Of Kains. ;. Struck out-By Blewett.
g.; by kairns, J. Sacrifice hit--Cranston. Stolen
Moran. Downes t2). O'Hsra. Walsh. and
Deylin. Hit by pitcher-By kainS, .. Wild
pitch-Kairns Umpre-Mr Belts. Time oi
game-l hour and 45 minutes.
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reason that everything belongs to the
company that the people do not have to
pay taxes and do not know what money Is.
The men are all employed by the COM
pany and are paid off only when they
leave the community. When the rent
comes due the amount is deducted from
the wages due the tenant. When a man
wants anything at The store he uses his
coupons. Instead Of issuing money the
company issues book that has much the
appearance of a mileage book. Each sheet
represents so many checks or coupons
and these are good at any store. As
the company owns the store they dictate
what shall be the legal order.
If the men want wood for fuel they can
have all the refuse from the mill free.
If the company sends the wood a small
sum, 80 cents cord, is charged.
The place was recently visited by an
augusta man, who said that while he
was there men used to shoot deer
out OF the windows of the sawmill. In
speaking further of the town he said that
there is no constable. as none is neces-
sary The whole authority OF the place
is vested in one man who is the agent
Of the company and looks after the mill
and other property.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
THE RACING CALENDAR.


Results at Morris Park.
NORRIS PARK, May 5.-Resuts Of today :
races Track fast.
First race-For ee-year-olds and upward; last
five and one half furlongs Withers' mile. Ileiobls
CO'Connor), to l, won; Belle Of Lexington
NIenry), to J. second; NOutdnie tOdomJ, To ?,
third Time. los
Second rsce-For three yesr-olds and upward ::
selling; seven mrlongs; Withers mile. Hesper
(OCounoT), 10 !. won; Butfoon tNahor), . TO J.,
second; Precursor (Bullmsn). TO !, third. 1ims.
l:2y.
Third racc-'The Juvenile Stakes: for two-y YEAR
olds; five hrlones; Eclipse Course Tommy Atkins
tspenco). TO /, won; Bellario tBulhnIu), 10
l. second: Prince Of Melruse CTaborj. 10 To J..
third. Time O:59@l.
Fourth Metropolitan Handicap; for three
year olds aud upward Wiihers mile Etlrbeft
(Msherl, Co ., won; Box (O'CouuorJ. > 10 !.
second; Imp (Clawson), to /, third TIM,
l:4lA.
Fifth race-For two-year-olds: four furiougs
Eclipse Course Black Fox tOConnori, o 10 =
won; Lancemsn CMaher), To /, second Princess
Pepper tJeukins). TO /. third. Time O.47.
Sixth race-MaideH Stcepechase; for four wear
Odds and upward; about two miles. Cosmopolitan
tNunahan). 10 .. won; Teuture dayton. II TO
J, second. Time. 1902
Only two finished. All the rest fell
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May 5-ResuIts Of TO-
days races; track fast:
First race-For three-y elr-olds and upward; siC
iurlongs. lea Lediord (Weberj. 1 10 .. won;
san Durango (R0sel. s % 1. second: La Mascotta
tMcGann). TO ]. third Time. 1:l31a
Second race-F0r two-ysar- colds; four and one
half hIrlonEs. Small Jack NicGsnul. TO :. won: .
Bsttus (Miller), 10 /. second. Queen Dixon
Ueppingj, 10 ], third Time, O:j.
Third race-For three esr-olds and upward;
one mile and seventy Yards Shrove Tuesday
tWeberl, TO ). won; >trangest CNierl. s 10
I. second; Clay Pointer DRoseJ 5 to .. third.
Time, I.4G&t
Fourth race-Oakland Hunt Purse: over six
hurdles; one and one-hllf miles White Gross
tMr. Forsyth. to l. won. De Haven Nlr Kirk
mani, even. second; Little Nell (llr. NcDermotD,
70 ]. third Time 2,5I
Fifth racc-For three -yeI--olds and upward.
selling; one mile Tragedy t>outhdrdl to I,
won; Tckful Moody. to J. secono: Connie
Lee Dkuhn), Is TO l. third. Time. 1:+3
Sixth raoe-F0r four year-olds and upward;
selling; five and oue-half hIrongs. Free Lady
tRosel, to ]. won; Tyrha Moody. 10 to !.
second; By George tWcberl, 10 1. third. fine.
LOO
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
NAVAL CADET CREW WINS.
Yale Defeated in the Two-MiIc Race
at AnnapoIis.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 5.-The crew Of
the naval cadets defeated the Yale crew
in two-mile race this afternoon, the time
Of the winner being 10 minutes and 10 sec
onds; Yale following in 10 minutes and
u sec ads.
1t was nearly O'Clock when the word
was given to start. Both crews took The
water together. the Navy with stroke Of
thirty-six against thirty-fve for Yale.
For a quarter of a mile the boats kept in
company. Yale being slightly in the lead
Al the quarter mile the cadets caught the
Yale boat and steadily pulled away half
length, and continued ahead until the
finish. when both crews were pulling a
stroke OF thirtyfour.
The referee was Joseph Whitlesey, Of
New Haven; Schroepel. Of the cadets. and
Muslin. timekeepers, judge Of the finish
Lieutenant Bullard, United States Navy.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 5.-Entries for Mon
days races:
First race-For two-year-old-; four iurlongs.
ROYAL Morsel. 100; Queen Aday and School for
scandal, 1O5 each; The Auditor, Bob Baker, His
Euiueuce. and Pacquelin. los each. and Dr.
Preston. los, and lsobel, ITO coupled Long
entry.
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward;
one mile. Charlie OBrien, rs; Larsspur and
Bohul el each; Arthur Behln, 49, The Hush, ip',
and Batteu, 101.
Third race-For two-year-olds; selling; four and
q b9U frrlougs Annie Louise and Matte Balm.
W each: sam Lyons and Fergus AcCuddy, =
each: Likeness. 100; Tenletta, lu2; Nlslhus li3;
Esther Riggs, lO4; Irving Mayor, kpp. ana Qnlbo,
20 each.
Fourth racc-The Bluegrass Stakes for three
vcar-ulds six and one-half furiongs. Ssriiis and
Princess joe 80 each; Baffier. 81, and ClepsettI,
l07 coupled as Harlan's entry; Dieudonne and
NcFleckuoe, I01 each; CeleTetaS and Practorian'
lO4 each; Barricl and Talala, lJ7 each; Auihra-
cite 100: Lee King. I0l, and Flora Bird. III
coupled as Schorr's entry; oronatus. le. and
Hindus IG2 coupled as Longs entryl; Ming
DcIHs. 1902; Loves Labor Greyless, Tim Carney,
and Tonne. ll2 each.
Fifth race-For four-year o'ds and upward; sell
ing: one and oue-siNtrcuth miles. y Nello1ne. ~;
Gsrrahrant 90: Nirgie O.. lOl; kilt and Bena,
IO3 each. WindVard, l04; Little Billy. lo5, ana
Eithohn, ll2.
Sixth rlce-For three eIr-Oids and upward;
selling. one and one sixteenth miles. Cues We.
90: Ol,ir Dixon. 10I; Lucky star, lot' khe' I'''
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
TRACK GAMES AT PRINCETON.
Central High school Takes second i'm
Vile and TNNn- Vile.

PRINCETON, y. j., May 5.-The fourth
annual inter scholastic track games given
under the auspices of the Princeton Track
Athletic Association were held this after
noon at Osborne Field before a large
crowd. Hills School crack team won the
championship banner with % points; 20 l.
points gave second place to Lawrenceville.
and Mercerburg Academy landed third
with 20. Thirty Of the largest preparatory
schools in the East were represented. in
Guiding the Central High School Of Wash
ington.
The feature OF the afternoon was the
wonderful work OF John Dewitt, from the
Lawrenceville School, who won fifteen Of
the twenty and a half points credited TO
his school and smashed a record in every
event in which he was entered
The points scored for the Central High
School Of Washington were won by +. W.
Shepherd. who took second in the mile run,
and ". P. Clinton, second in two-mile run.
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A special meeting Of the Good Roads
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

Reserves defeated the Gallaudets at Ken
dali Green yesterday. The pitching Of Cox.
the catching Of Clancy and the Fielding Of
Mack Mattiugly and Burk were features OF
the game. The batting OF Ferry, Leiben,
McGallaher and HuCk deserves mention.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

First base by errors-B Boston 3: Philadelphia,
2 Lett on hssps-Boston. @: Philadelphia TO-
First base on halls-Of Willis 8: Of Lewis g.
Struck oui-By Lewis, 2 Home runs Deiehzutv,
Iajoie. Three bsse hits-Teuney. Collins. St4hl
Freeman. Two-base hits-Tonncy, Freeman Dele.
hsnty Flick. Sacrifice bits-LeNis. Slagle Nc
Farlsnd. Noiverton. Stolen bases Barry. Flick
Double piay-Clsrk and Collins Umpire-Emsi e.
Time OF game hours and IS minutes. AZ.
fnndanna. 2 anl.
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the Dodgers. He went to sleep on third
base and made two costly errors. With
the score a tie in the ninth, the New
Yo1ks get the bases full. Two o. the
runners we're caught at the plate and then
Seltaeh sent two men home with a Two
bagFcr 90 left. which Sheckard barely got
his bands on. There was a lot Of kick
ing and MgG.unity was fined s.. The
Score
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
THE COLTS WAKING UP.


CHICAGO May Chicago played good
ball today ard wound up the series with
Cincinnati by defeating the visitors by a
score OF 1 to 5. Menefee pitched good
game fer the local men. keeping Cincin-
MATHS hits well scattered except in the
fifth. when three hits gave the visitors two
OF their tallies. Ryan. me Chicago cap
tain. opened the game with a home run.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
BosToN's BATTING RALLY.
The BeRneuters Win m Uphill Game
From Philadelphia

BOSTON, May Boston won today from
the Phillies by a splendid batting rally IN
the last three Innings II was an uphill
hight, the visitors getting a big lead in the
second and having seven runs to the good
when the Bostons came TO the bat in the
seventh. The score.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

ANNAPOLIS Md, May SIT. Johns
College, Annapolis. won the Maryland
intercollegiate championship in baseball
today by defeating Western Maryland Col
lCge - to IS
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At Cambridge: Harvard y; Williams, o.
At Annapolis: St Johns College 20;
Western Maryland College g.
At Providence: Brown, 6; Princeton, l.
At New York Columbia, 4; Yale, O.
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ON TEE GREEN DIAMOND
Philadelphia Still Leading The Per
centage Column.

Boston at Last Takes Brace and
Drubs the Quakers-Thc Giants
Wins From Brooklyn in the Ninth
pIusburR an Easy Victor over 81.
Louis-ChicnEo Defeats Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
EqHELBERT In A GALLOP
BelmOnfs Four Year-0ld Wins the
Metropolitan Handicap.

The Game Bay, skiIIfuIIy PiIoted by
Jockey Naher. Takes the Purse by
Voter. the Fayoritc. Badly Dis
tnnced-Hox second, Imp Third
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

First base by errors-C Cincinnati. J. Leit on
bases Chicago. :: Cincinnati o. First base on
hJiIs-Of Meneiee 2; Of Hahn. ., Struck out
By Menefee 8; by Hahn ]. Home nun
RYAN. TWo-hase hits-Grcen, Eyrritt Chance.
N.rtes Sacrifice nt-Nertes. Stolen base
Chance. Double plats-thids and Eveutt;
Hahn. Corcoran, and Beckley. Hit 10y pitcher
By Hahn. J. Menefee. l. Passed hail-Mood
Implrc- Snartwood. ATTENDANCE so. Time Of
game hours
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PIRATES FIELDING BETTER.
PfttsburG Downs st. Louis i'm n
Pitchers Battle.

P1TTSBURG, Pa, May 5.-Sudhof and
Cbesbro pitched steadily today, but the
victory was Pittsburg's with runs 10 spare
because Of the brilliant fielding Of Clarke
and Wagner's batting and base running
Williams played his first game at home
and equaled his 1899 form in all depart
mepts. The score.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06

The Roman. III; Crockett and HandpTess. liz
each, and Lord Zeni, rs.
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selling; seven ful0ngs. Loves Labor 81. Walsh,
TO / won: Glen Lake Grown hurst, 90 /, sec
oud: Samovar Viutoe), to /, third. Time.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-06
GIANTS DEFEAT CHAMPIONS.
seIbach's Two-BaGEer in the Ninth
Decides the game.

BROOKLYN. May 5.-The New Yorks
won an exciting game from the Brooklyns
ct Washington Park this afternoon. Smith
was largely responsible for the defeat OF