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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-05

 strong and healthy of body who is the vic tm of those womanfJ diseases which are ofteE rssponsible for feuigine suHerings. Women who have used Dr. Piefce's Pa vorite Prescription for the cure of diseases of the wo1enly organs, say thRt wofk doesu't tireS them any more. NFsvorite prsscripcon' regulates the periods, dries esfeebling drains, heals inflammation and alteration, and cures female weakness. It r7akes weak women strong and sick women vel.
 fbersisno alcohol in sFsvorite Prescrip- nou, - peither opium, cocaine or any other nsrcotic.
 q had poor beslth for nine years lever since tns birth of my chtIdl," writes Ms. ASrnintie Pttkins. of Acrne, Kanswhs. Go, V. Va "Hsd fertsle veakness was very trtegular aod would s6her untoit nsery. Our family doctor dad Dot 4o me suy go& and conefueedt to wrA to you TheH5 rfSke ssd DO io>s that would ctef get wen sut when Four ietts reached4ue 9Sgsn to hsse hope i eornn.nced taking pr Heroes nsedicines as dirceted and began to Improve in strength. Twas soon abie to do the work for my family of six I think there psver were such pedicines ir the world. took eight bottles three Of fsvorite Prescription and Eve of Golden Medical Discovery' and two vials of Pellets"
 DT. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-05
Accidentally Killed.

John Burger, of Phenix. met with an accidental death at his mine on Humbug creek on Monday afternoon. He was trying to put belt on the wheel of an ore crusher. He was caught in some way by the belt and the spokes of the great wheel struck him in the head, killing him instantly. Deceased was 72 years old.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-05
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-05
GREAT GRATITUDE,

"words cannot express how grateful am for lion 70 writes Mrs D. B. Barricks of Perrows.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-05
IT ES EASY WORK

when you are well, to rub and scrub, but when the bask aches and the head throbs, a woman's work is hourly torment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-05
OPERATION AVOIDED.

best medicine in the world for suffering females I wish you great success, and hope that God Hill hless won in noble work
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-05

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The sun., 1901-06-02

STANFORD, Juno l.-To-day for COM
petition at Wee Burn was the club medal
competition for the month OF June Inc re-
suit.
Class A-schuyler Merritt. e5, lo--s1 A. q. Hen
dsrson, III, ls-3t: II. II. Seely, iso. io-loei E. L.
'VCn SsssBf. d. Street. ii,. si-sS; p. L. woodbury..
lOs, $50: Frank N. Tiffany, he, 2o-e2: A. T.
Deleneld, l2i, S0-el; ". n. Travis, i27. 3o.s1;
L, Smith, III, S0-97; z. L. Sconeld. Jr.. iS2, 80
-i02. II. L. Woo buy. i4l. so-ili.
A team match was played at the Brook
lawn County Club In which Wee Burn won by
tho score Of IS to II.
The sun., 1901-06-02
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOYS COMPETE.
Floyd williams wins the Ioo-Yard Handicap
In Fast Time.

Tho outdoor athletic. games OF Public
School 50 were held at Olympia Field yesterday
afternoon. and the thirteen events on the
programme served TO attract a large mum Der
Of schoolboy athletes, This was tho fourth
annual nnass meet and the WHICH were
proved a great success. Commissioner Nor.
ris 4. Sterne was referee. Tho Judges were
", II. j. Sieberg. principal Public School ISL
james Saa KEENAN, ganSRs gprnaps PSSS PSSS sSaSS ssSsSSl 81
and Andrew j. Whitesids. principal Public
No records were lowered. but there wer.
contest which proved the most interesting
was the iOo-y9rd dash handicap open to the
Floyd Williams, yards. crossed the taps=so
close together that 1t looked as though il was
4 S dead w,dsst heat Ths Judges announced Williams
very fast for boy, In the one-nile bicycle; bicI;
race Hickey beat his man by about half a foot
Owing to dispute on = base decision In the
4ith inning q the baseball game the umpire
declared Public School 50 the winner sun.
maries
100 Yard Dash-Handicap for graduates OF Public
Seho9i @ ssuWon ,, ey ,;'yd Williams yards, Nathan
niId. Time. 10 IS seconds. ~ 'A'a''
80 atG,YMd s.s,, Run open-Wcn By Howard g Byrd.
s.oon0 August Hanson. Pubic sehooi sS sehSS ssi,S
Time, % seconds. W. '''''u'
ss0-Yard Run. Open--wo By J. Ellington. Public
School OF: e. Buns. Public School IS. second j. n
Wallace. Public School ~. third. Time. minutes
IS i-5 second.
C0-Yard Dash. Prmary-won by william Barr
David Levlnsohn. second. George kohler, thud Time
IS seconds. ''
ioo.Yard Dash, Junior Won by william Lynch
Joseph Sweeney. seeona Albert uason thiro. Time,
II l-3 seconds.
SLOW Bicycle Race-- Won by John Kechnsr John
FIong. second Joseph o'keefc. hlrd. Time,
z minutes . seconds.
one Nile Bicycle Race. open-won BY John Hickey.
Public School So Gargin, Public School 63 second
Ceeii simpson Public School s7. third. Time, ,
minutes Is i-6 seconds.
O,Yard Dash, Junlor--won BY Albert Levy; Dom
aid McCresdy, second. George Lowell, third. Time,
is seconds.
. Sack Raor by Herman Smith: Warren Koh-
ler. second Maurice Pller third. Time rs seconds
Potato Race. for Monitors OF Public School 6g-
Won By George Aswonh Arthur Adams, second;
dead heat between bunhols and Barend Tor thTa
Doyble Harness Race, Junior-Won By Vincent
Laval Albert Cook and George De Sung; Charles
Dodge waldo Mclane and Herbert Ayfcs, second
Obstacle Race-Won by George Gumper: Robert
j. Goodxa. second. sidney Goldsmith third
InierschOlastc Relay Race. Teams OF FOur-Won
By Public School 81, with Raymond Olive j. r.
Lllngwood. Julian Brandon ard Henry Hamilton
Public School 80. second. With George Hoey August
Hanson. John Kerney and Joseph Swesn.y
Baseball game won by Public School 80 Score
Public School 3d. 0. Public School 81. o. Batteries
Jube and Cogel; Masterson and Moryolloa.
The sun., 1901-06-02
RACING ON OTHER TRACKS.


Accident TO Gentlemen RiAers ~ Csyae Paxks
BosToN, June IA poor day. . small at
tendance and falls for two gentlemen riders
marked the close Of the Country Club races
at Clyde Park this afternoon. Tho two men
injured were Harry ". Smith Of Worcester.
owner Of The Cad and q string OF good run
ners and Mr.. Heard. who rode @. @. Rios's
Daniel 0'Dell In the Myopia-Norfolk Hunt
Clubs competition. Mr.. Smith was on Judge
Caldwell. a green hunter, and sustained tbs
most serious injury Of the two. When no
reined up TO take the sheep pen jump. three
foot brush hurdle, Judge Caldwell stumbled
and threw his rider. Mr.. Smith struck upon
his shoulders, breaking his collar bone and
fraoturing his right arm. Mr.. Heard and his
horse both fell. the hoofs Of the animal cut
ting the riders face seyereiy. Inc 8. DO
noon, was won with ease by PecameEo4.
Mr.. Fox's brown gelding never being headed.
Summaries:
Firs, Rac.-For three-yearolds and upward: purse
lis; lis cannon. an Won w. = divers B. g. snaIf. isS
Carson. second c. ~ williamss en-. O. wullie. i<s
sseoSa acre purse one mil. and
half-ROben g. Tsls b g; Tas Lost Chord 100 TsT'
nsneTi msn. iss SfsSn 1pona6ue,. bird. IIms sss.
Third Race-The Ayopia- Norfolk Hunt Cup;
Myops and Norfolk Hunt Club purse $3.50 sdded:
about two miles and halt over special Sourss leaving
out the Liverpool g: c. haee's D. M Felix isS
Cochran. second; BENJAMIN Vaushn's eh. G. Break
Of Day, i6o III. Baken. third. Time. b,4an
$1,000: about Two miles and haf-lvan fo1's
br 9. Decameron. 1853 Carroll Won: !. n Megar-
Smiths b. e. George Keene. i&i (carson|. third.
Tine 6l2x
Fifth Race Tho National Hunt Cup 6teeplechass:
Champion, 1873 nfr. Hayes. won: ". NJ keer'e b. e.
Diver, l7S (Mr. Nicholas, second. Time. b:eOh.
The sun., 1901-06-02
NEW STAYS FOR CONSTITUTION.
Less Spring to the Mainmsst when the Boat Il
Carrying Sail.

BRISTOL, June Owing to the spring In
the mainmast head Of the Constitution. the
ends OF the extra backstays hooked UP TO the
spar a week ago. and those OF tho prcventor
backstays reaching too near the deck when
the boat is under sail, a change has been
made. Yesterday the forestays were short
ened and new splices placed several feet
hi CHER on each one which will give longer
purchase at the deck. There is a good deal
of swapping OF tho plates at the masthead
when the boat IN under press OF canvas. Two
Long Island sailors OF the Constitutions
crew are on board the Mount Morris and
under a physicians care. One man has a
high temperature, with symptoms Of pneu-
monia.
ssns loft Win ,hs bhsaylSr sass there there WI sba
boat Ia carrying sail. One Of the new MAIN
sails recently made for the boat al the Her
reshor loft was put on board tho steamer
been brought from the sail loft by the crew
II will he kept on board the tender until
needed for use on the defender.
the q W Yacht e was taken up In smoothins V and
splnnaEer pole There seems to be an un.
usual 81 Eysry the
ment made on board. although becoming
known 70 the public Is intended to be other
wise All hands have been cautioned about
telling or talking about matters in relation
to the Constitution or Mount Morris
This morning the shortened extra back
stays and the shortened preventer backstays
having been respliced were hooked up in
tho deck set up. The lower ends Of the
extra backstays are now no. nearer the deck
than twenty feet. while the ends Of the pre-
venter backstays ere six feet higher Such
space will give ample opportunity to set
taut the backstays with the longer purchases
The compass OF the Constitution was ad-
justed this morning
The sun., 1901-06-02

When the Shamrock IT. was dry docked
at Southampton before her last trials II was
reported that defective rivets under the
rudder caused the yacht 10 bo docked THE
srS said that II was probably duo to a de-
feet around the mast step. Tho officers
Of the steam yacht Sagit,a, which has been
chartered by J. II, Delamar and which ar
rived here a few days ago, NV the Sham
70, ii in tho dock and they say that the
steel mast had no spring 70 IL and tho strain
caused the mast step 10 develop a weak (uess
.o that il was impossible 10 drive tho Yacht
m Ler race with Shamrock Sp"akiLI
of the two yachts an officer Of the Sagitta
said Yesterday
1T il not surprise 10 many when IL wls
hcurd that the shamrock " had carried
away her mast. ind think that Il e a good
Thing II has gone. rs 10 was u terrible strain
ON inp null OF the yacht The latter i, lightly
cnu, irrcted and the mast 40 sif that il
ygrscd tLn hull too much II was decided
20 give the yacht wooden mUst before
tno ,tccl one went, aud that I. probably
what Will be put III the next time III. is
ugged / think that the Shamrock II will
pIn,o To bo much faster than the Older Yacht
hsior. ,he timc comes for the Cup races
and think tho wooden mast will help her
very IuuCh.
The sun., 1901-06-02

C'rm'nrwn Acad.. % 0 o o 0 0 0 o o.
Princeton fIeshm'n,l o 4 4 2 o ,.-is Ia
DatteEes-helly and Evans; Newman and Hart.
Az ~ MAsuINLIDN PAIlA
The sun., 1901-06-02
At Newport.

CINCINNATI. June Although the weather was
sunshlny II WAS rather too chilly for racing, but
ood ,ed crowd saw some exceeding sport at Newport
10 day over a fast track. In the fourth Batste. on
Outburst was licked and severely hurt. Troxef
taking his mount They were al the post forty -flvs
minutes In this race. summaries
FIfs, Race--Sik iurIongs-Flop. i0o CTroIen,
s 10 l. won Alamo. 100 Akrr, IN l. second: Little
Sallle lOl IL. Jackson, 4 10 |, third. Time i:l5
Second Race-Fiye iurongs-FIed Krupp, l0S
fAken 1 10 l. won! Corrlne c. i02 Qlndsey), 70 !,
second Dr. Worth. ITO CTroIler, 8 TO !. third Time,
1908. u. ,o,,,,
90 10 l. won: Lady Kent los (Pationl 10 !. second!
pine Chip, W az. Williams, 10 to /. third. Time.
Fo,rh Rsce--one mile and a siNteenth-Slasher.
10 t3eauchampl, 5 to |, Won Dolly wagner, 81 ~.
" Woods, 10 |, second. Edna Garry. W IN. VIII
uamsl, 10 /. third Time, l;iSL.
Fiith Race-Flye furlongs-Foundlng, 107 AIKEN,
10 2 won S.lk Cord. lO5 H. Jackson. 10 !, sec.
ond Lyndon Tree, los tTroxlsD. 10 /. thlrd. Time
l:0l "a. -. m,
ehampl to 2, won: Mests los &C. wilson, 10 10
sleoad Isaxe, % (LiuGsey). ITO /. third Time iAl
The sun., 1901-06-02

WAsHiSoroS, June THE Southern cham
pionship lawn tennis tournament was re-
sumed here to-day and long schedule OF
matches rushed through. As matters stand
tonight. however there seems TO be littls
chance OF nnshng the tournament on Mon
day. Little meets Geoghegan In the finals
on Monday and the winner then meets Paret
In the challenge round Immediately after.
A thunder shower late this afternoon upset
all plans again and as Little must eturn 10
Princeton for an examination on Tuesday
tho championship match must be finished
on Monday
The feature OF the play to-day was the final
match for the southern championship for
women Miss Bessie Moore and Miss Marion
Jones both former champions OF America.
met for the frat time and battle royal fol-
lowed Each hld won two sets aud two
games on the nth set whom the storm broke.
Mis- Johes was twice within single stroke
OF the third set but tired badly at the end
aad Miss Moore seemed kely To win on better
endurance when the post stpOnement came.
The match vii be finished Monday morning.
Tho days scores follow
Chamgonship Mems, singles Second rouIa..
Ralph iliCkoS. beat {, a. wilson. 81, "a. "a
FTanklln Groghegsn bsat q. =, Parkes, 8 a. Ga.
-. Sm anal liognd 2 I;ii!le brat Dr. T.. w
ESiph Hlckot. a. s-s.
Championship Nonsns SINGLES Semi inal round
2. Miss NJ Il. Jorfs bra, Miss Good'elloE. al.
final Round Miss Z, II, Moer VS. MISS NJ. n
Championship Mems Doubles sent hnnl iound
Live md Alexander beat Putei and DAVIDSON.
6-l,o : farbeI ahd Smith 6caI HcaIon aud lilckot.
Final Hound Little ana AlrIsno-r bra, Faress
ana smith, %. "a. D.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Al Chicago.

CHICAGO. June John W. sehorrs tvo-yeaf'
old nly Endurance, won the feature event. tho Las.
sic Stakes, at Hawthorne to-day. An immense crowd
was out aud witnessed day OF good sport. favoriies
almost sweeping the board Summarizes
First Race-one mile and 20 yardsablue Lick.
40 (Wlnkneld), g 10 s. won Vlnoennes l0f (Rausch)
to l. second Toss Paine. iio tSee). 70 |. third.
Second Raee-F,ve furlongs s-Hany Beck ios
a. woods, 70 g. won; Hans Wagner. los Rauschl.
70 g. second Red Hook. ii3 (Coburnl. 70 l. Third
Time, E0lA. - ,,.
Third Race -Stseplechase; short course
70 /. second Fil?n dor. las Sutherland. 70 8.
Fourth Race-Fivs furlongs-- Endurance. BY Right
liS ii. Woods. ) 70 8. won; Doreen. ~ Rauscb!.
TO :, ss,ls?t, ',churn) 10 70 !. thifd-
Time. E0i. ~
l03 (Coburnl, 7 TO =. Won KIM nefet. ioS !Seel,
I to /, second Isooel. w usAusen.sas lathud.
Sixth Race-slI furlongs-B.ssie Maekiln. loi
UDorninickJ, TO 4. won: Edith g.. 100 u. Woods.
so 10 l. second: Pope Leo. ia Cr. Smith, 100 70 ].
I Seventh Race~one mile and 10 ysrds-Ecoms,
ii2 (Winknel II 10 5. won: FL Csney, 100 tCoburn.
az 10 l. second Sprung. ioS HoseiD. 10 70 l. third
Time. J. ~.
The sun., 1901-06-02
At xoRalsrowS-uRsro GAME.

S:.s:s Z! .s:s's..n:ss s....s !.st: !; !:
~ BAL. batteries .ci.nsi9n. Martin and Schwartz Nc
SECOND GAME.
\ s..sIn 9; II Sd Sd SO aidS "a ie I
Batteries smith and Mirehle; Mckenzie and
.'Ai Piosp.e. P.rt-wyclOn, Seaman. a E,ne-
g: dsoIvs ": Miller = Co. 20: LidS.rxood Manu-:
Company. 8. cOels;. Turnbun Co. !; FaIrbani,
Sc.ls Company z. Jonss Glass compsnymEeso'
B. socsss banss S o snisss g. Tsss eomPsa n
Thread Company, .; American Thread Company. ..
cUSsny S Electric d.sn SsS fSSa ppA'r:
E % ss,ssiS sS..s % New 11!af' Yosa' caaiss % Phi
fISspee s M psIs Bisnen s G. s1nf A. H. Cove: @ e. E.
2. Browns Business College, second team, Y: Polly
ns''p pxssses. ssssos .-% 4 ,s..s 4 s e. pIe:si q Si
! fSns l.ssd IL A0Ys nsos a.ss a..s., EHs e.
G. :ia Hsn: Jasloss ~ sy Is IsSa'i si% G. % cs:si
AZ Glen Hssd--olea Head F. c.. .; Hampstead
Ef;ss,ss..gG "a ssRe.sa + All s.A..
:, a, Observation-Disclosures Y. n. c. A.. .; Q. r. R.
4, Al Beivile- A. O., 81; Bellvtiie. g.
A. Van Ness-Oakian nds, 81 Young Americana. o.
Al woodhedge-AlertA. I; woodhsdge. A. A, !.
Al Mount Vernon-Careret A. G.. .: Mount Yer
non, :.
Al Garnervine- -Garnervflle. II: Marlborough. o.
A. Mineola- -Mineola, 10; NJ n. NJ. II.
AZ Easton-Easton. 10: Slaungton, 5.
xi boaisvsrd Grounds. -boui:vsIdx.c..
~ i%Sss'sl aas.sSa Psit%kns..oa a. A. c. ,o sD.udns.
. AZ v:rnon u; %; Av.su. osouaAs-vsmon A. A.. II:
AsAdsiphi II i,.id,crsnford A. c., II: Public School
Al college Point-Arlinston A. c.. u Eldorado.
, a 9ue.n.-oueens County A. c.. Is; cresdnoos
AZ Hampstead Hampstead r. c.. "a: BanOrides
Aik!chmond Hill Richmond Hill ?. c.. 7;cen,aur
.A1JamA,ca-JamaicaF =. c.. IS; Springfield. A. A..
II.
A. Brooklyu-Areturus A. c., Z: Grenotis A. O., s.
A. Bay Rdgs-willlmAntie A. C..is; Manhattan
p. C., Q.
:. A. Fort Hamll,on-"Unels Sans soiders.- III;
Fort Hamilton Civilians. Q.
A. Glen cove-PatreiAn A. c.. ~; Sea ciln A.
Al South Orsnge--Setcn Hall. 20; ST. Johns, q
Tanytown-Tsrrytown. 10; Sidneyss 3.
The sun., 1901-06-02
SELBACH'S HIT WINS GAME.
DROVE ~ THE RUS WHICH GAVE VIC.
TORY/<f0 NEW YORK.

Row 10 Pfttsbsrs Brought Aheut By Kiskins
Players -Brocklyus Beaten by Phnadel-
phias 50. Losis Downs Chicsse ana REDS
Defeat Pirates s-othsr Games aal Nstss.
The National League gaiucs yesterdas
resulted in wins for New Yor Philadelphia.
Cincinnati and st. Louis and In the American
League for Baltimore. Boston. Philadelphia
snd Washington In tho National st. Louis
passed Bostcn and took sixth place. There
vas another Of those dissrsceiul scenes
Of disorder which are blot ON the National
game This was q row AZ PittsbuPg. brought
about by kicking players. two Of the Pitts
burgs being put out Of the game The
National League results and standing fol-
low.
New YORK.. .; Boston. I.
Philadelphia. .; Brootlyn. g.
Cincinnati. 4: Pittsburg. ..
~. Leu'a Q; Chicago Z
The sun., 1901-06-02

wEsTpuRr Juns 1 Capt William
Hazard led the team ofthe Rookaway Hunting
Club 20 victory here to-day over the Lakewood
FrecbooterS in the frat game - the series
for the Meadow Brook club cups Tho Free.
that would have won for them against even
h Indicaps but they had 10 allow siy goals
u the ROckaway team The Lakewood men
PLAYED gallantly and we're supcrbly mounted
they made six goals, but lost three uitrters
Tor penalties and finished up with a total
SCORE of 50 goals The Rockaway PLAYERS
did -p'.nu,u, wors & nn"y earned two goals;
finished wi'h net score Of TO-. goal, 10 81,
The teams and handicaps were:
Rochavsy Hunting Club William A. Hazard.
captain, :. Renle la Montague. JT T. D. s. donoyrT
Jr, 8. ID. r, Savage. hack. 4. Total IA goals
Lakewood freebooters-J. y. Cowdin, a: j. A.
Conv Iss, y A.; z. Kennedy. o, u 4. tlinsch.
The sun., 1901-06-02

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Cincinnati: Pittsburg ai Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at Milwaukee, Washington at Chicago;
Philadelphia a. Detroit.
OTHER GAMES.
Yves. New York r. c, vs. Hoboken. at.the 81, osorge
Cricket grounds,
Empires VS. Aerts. a. Empire Park
Emeralds vs. Loyolas at van Nest
Olympic A. c. vs.. Dover A. O., At Paterson
West Ends vs. KAnswha 4. G, at CaIsrsia
Brooklyn z. G, vs. Laurel A. G., al Ridgewood
brooklyn y, O. VS.. Lenox. at Rldgewood.
JAspers w. Murray Hils, at Jasper Oval.
6iIty-ninth Regiment vs. Belmont A. @. at Celtic
Park.
Rivals vs. Spaldng A. C., at Morrissnis
ManhAuans W. Jtoas, At Ridgcwood.
Planet Jr.s vs.. Aalverns, at Fon George
Borough r. G. vs. Dayton r. c., at Staten Island
Skelly's w. Cuban Giants. al Skelly 8 grounds.
The sun., 1901-06-02
TEAM GOLF A FEATURE.
CROWDED LINKS AT NEARLY EVERY
METROPOLITAN CLUB.

Tale Beats Princetsn In the Freshmeni Match
Fer Hiiis sauesscs Through at Bsltssr6l
Richmond County Beats Oakland -Dou-
hieday and Eddy Tied at Dykcr Meadow.
Special interest In the play at the Morris
County Golf Club yesterday rested In the first
meeting this season OF the teams Of freshmen
from Yale and Princeton. The course was
in splendid shape. and la-ge gallery"
watched the pairs tee OF. The boys played
In slashing style through the green. much
the same as their seniors who took part in
tho intercollegiate championship last month.
and they were quite as good in approaching
and putting. The Yale boys. who were In
fine condition after their win from Cutler
School on Friday. were somewhat steadier
than the Princetonians. and this told In the
long run The event for the members was
qualifying round at match play against
bogey for the cup presented BY L. A. Thebaud
sixteen 10 keep on at match play, The fol-
lowing were the results OF tho days play:
The sun., 1901-06-02
Umpire Roashiy Handled ny Kentuckians.

LEXINGTON. juno The baseball game
for the State championship between State
College and Georsetown College hero this
afternoon broke up In q riot In the tenth
inning with three men on bases, Kelly of
on a passed ball He was called out and a
rush was made at the umpire. Joseph Smith
OF Georgetown. who was struck In the face
and fSsghly anndisd The Police who
escape. The score was 10 TO 10
The sun., 1901-06-02
Chri,tabei Chartered by c. o. I,elin for Ameri.
cas- Cup Races.
spsttaI Ca.n Dsireteh 70 Tnr suv.

SpetFdI z wv IeITaItHTO HI oUN
Cows. June &c. G. Iselln has chartered
the steam yacht Christabel for the America :
Cup races This is tho nfth yacht that Amer
leans have chartered hero for that purpose
Tho Christabel was chartered by Emperor
william for several seasons and Herr Krupp
took her twice to the Mediterranean
Mr. Drcxel's yacht Margaritl is here re-
fitting Sailmaker Ratsey's men arc work
ing overtime on the new sails NJ the sham
rock III All other orders are az q standstill
The sun., 1901-06-02
Garry Hermann Blecds while at work.

CHICAGO, June i.-Garry Hermann. ths
popular Western candidate for the American
Derby. bled while working out yesterday
morning, and the accident caused no end OF
uneasiness to Trainer Tucker and Owner
Brown The fact that Garry had bled was
a bad cold is the cause and that no serious
effects arc anticipated.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Corn,n rracA Nen El,e, . sophomor, Cap,,ln.

ITHACA. juno i-To-day the Cornell track
men, entitled 10 wear &c. met at the club
house TO choose n captain for next year
Daniel samuel u llingcr of Tonawanda was
tho choice. Hcllinger Is n member or tho
sophomore class and has hceh a a>mem Der Of
the team for two years. H'is Cornelrs best
half mile runner and came In second in tho
recent intercollegiate contest held al Mott
Haven, being beaten by Perry OF Princeton,
He IL 20 years old. and nearly six feet tall.
The sun., 1901-06-02

The Fox HIS team continued ia victorious
progress ut the Baltusfol Noli Club Yesterday.
winning by nine holes II was the closcst
call tho Staten Islanders have had ns vet
however and but for the proves Of two OF
their youngest players defeat would have
clinch the victory were y 4 proal the inter-
scholastic champion andfOrmerly holder II
the record nt trdaley, aud John q Bates,
the Columbia student The score folloVs
The sun., 1901-06-02

DETROIT, June I.-Donlln OF Baltimore has been
bsnehed By Ban johnson for dIsorderly work
Tho American League pennant struggle u NOT
much In the way Of close race There are hundred
points between tho 6rst and second teams.
Crank, G. J. s. and otheu-Thc general opinion
Of experts Is that Mauhewson gets credit for the de-
feat.
yesterday spectator In the lef,neld seats became
oyerdemonstrauve and uied 70 pull down The iou
nag. lie was hustled out OF the grounds