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The times., 1901-06-01

Two-base hits-Collins, lsbell, Freeman.
Three-base hit-F'reeman. Home run-Sul-
liyan. Sacrifice hit-Aiertes. Stolen bases
Jones. StahI 2, Shugart. Double play
Hartman and Isbell Struck out-3y
Skopec Q by Lewis 4. First base on balls
on Skopec 8, off Lewis !. hit by pitched
baIl-Hoy. Balk-Skopec. Bmpires-Man-
nassau and Connolly. Time Of game, ?
hnllrs and % ninntes.
The times., 1901-06-01
ST. Louis SELECTIONS.

First race-Regatta, Sue johnson. Alvin W
Second race-Old Hutch, Kaloma, Helen Print
Third race-Hinocker. Nobleman, Tulla Fonso
Fourth race-Imp. Mint Sauce, Pink Coat,
Blink.
Fifth race-CoIonial Dame, Happy Medium
Very Light
Sixth raoe-Guide Rock, Chopin Zonne.
Seventh race-Callear Sard Saner.
The times., 1901-06-01

H. Fordham, 5. First base on balls-Of
McKenna, 9: off Scannell, 2. Struck out
By Fay, 6; by McKenna, 2. Three-base
hit-Conners. Sacrifice hit-Conners.
pitcher-By McKenna / Cwalsh). Wild
pitches-Fay .; McKenna, 8; Keane. 2.
umpire-Thomas Burns Time of game,
hours.
The times., 1901-06-01

Home run-Holmes. Sacrifice hit-Elber-
field. Stolen bases-Seiver, Keister First
base on balls-On Siever, 3; off Howell,
6. Hit by pitcher-Keister. First base
on errors-Detroit. ,; Baltimore. ,.
Struck out-By Siever, 2; by Howell, 2.
Double plays-Nance, Elberfeld, and Dill
lon; Seymour and Robe. Passed ball
Robinson. Time of game, , hours. I'm
Dire-Sheridan
The times., 1901-06-01

The Constitution baseball team de-
feated the Potomac Stars in a we'll
played game Thursday on the formers S
grounds by the score of Is to y. Ander-
sons playing at short for the winning
team was the feature of the game. AS
organized for the season their players
average fifteen years. The lineup is as
son. pitcher: R. Cornweil. first base; G.
Rafley. second base; C. Anderson. short
stop: II. Thompson, third base; r. Mof-
fit left field; L. Cahlor, centre field; L.
HAYDEN. right field Address challenges
to William Turner, 60 y Street south
east
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
PHILLIP IN GREAT FORM.
The Champions Unable 10 Hit the
Pirates Pet TyyirIer.

BROOKLYN. May 31.-Phillipi proved
a stumbling block TO the Champions at
Washington Park this afternoon and as
a result the Pirates took the last game
of the present series, which also makes
an even break on the series. He had per-
feet control of the ball and the support
given him was of the best Kennedy
pitched for the Champions. but could not
check the Pittsburgers from hitting the
bali when hits were most needed. The
ennrf..
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ers, Dolan Three-base hits-Beck Hey
den Home run-Davis. Stolen bases
Bradley, Wood, Fultz, Davis. Struck out
BY Fraser T. Double plays-Bradley,
Wood. and La Chance; Shiebeck. La
Chance. and Bradley; Shiebeck and La
Chance. Wild pitches-Fraser ?. Passed
baIl-Powers. Umpire-Cantillion. Time
of game, hour and 30 minutes.
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Grnresend seIections.

First race-Ben Viking, lady of the Valley,
Petra H.
Third race-The Godhnder, Meridian, Gunhre.
Fourth ce-Commando, The PaTader. Smile
Fifth race--Tchuia Benton Gray, Tea NaFre
Sixth race-The AmazonJi Mibstream' MATT
SimDsOn
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Next Wednesday the team from the
United States marine headquarters will
battle with the Engineer Corps, d. c.
n. c.. team at the American League Park
at 4:30 D. m Both of these bluecoat
teams have played several close games,
and spirited contest is looked for on
Wednesday.
The times., 1901-06-01

Dewey (o'NeiD. 2 to 3, won; Silver Coin (3Ic-
Cann), to l, second; Satin Coat (Bloss) to 1,
third Time. las I-2.
Sixth raee-For three-year-olds and upward; !;
seven furlongs. Miss Patron (Bloss), to /,
won; Elbe (Gyens), 20 to l. second: The
Singer (Enos), 20 to l, third. Time, I:30
The times., 1901-06-01
MR. Tree,s New PLAY.

LONDON, May S1.-Beerbohm Tree in
a speech at the closing of the season of
Her Majestys Theatre tonight, said he
hoped to reopen the theatre in October
with a new play by Stephen Phillips,
based on the story of Ulysses.
The times., 1901-06-01
Amateur Baseball Players.

The Western Stars defeated the Kann S
team Thursday by a score OILS to 6. Den
nisou who was in the box for the West
ern boys, struck out twelve of the bundle
wrappers This was easily the feature
of the contest Teams wishing to arrange
games with the Stars address challenges
to r. j. Murphy 420 Seventh Street north
west.
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FORFEITED THE GAME.
baltimore Loses to Detroit After
Kicking on the Umpire.

DETROIT, May S1.-Baltimore forfeited
today's game to Detroit after a fierce
wrangle with Sheridan because the latter
would not call Holmes ont at the plate
when safe on his home run. Robinson and
Howell were elected for abusive kicking
on this decision. The game was exciting
and pretuly played previous TO this. The
The times., 1901-06-01

Two-baSe hits-C5ilbert, DUNCAN, Foster.
Three-base hits-Foster. CEngman. Bases
on balls-On Hawley, l; off Carrick, /.
Struck out-By Hawley, 2; by Carrick /.
Double plays-Hallman and Leahy;
Coughlin, Quinn, and Everett. Sacrifice
hits-Dufy Everett Umpire-Haskell.
Time OF game, I hour and Is minutes.
The times., 1901-06-01

The Columbia team defeated the Brent
woods Thursday by a score of 10 to 10.
Quantrells difficult catch in left was the
principal feature of the game Teams
averaging sixteen years desiring games
with the Columbias address challenges to
Joseph 4. Symanosl1ie, 70l d Street north
east
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Harvard shuts ont Cornell.

At Cambridge r. II b.
Harvard 0 0 / XII 13
Cornell 0 0 o 90 6
Batteries-Clarkson and Reid; Lyon.
Chase and WINERY.
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cR1cAeo,s BATTING STREAK.
The Boston Pitcher Hit Hard and
Given Poor Support.

CHICAGO. May 31.-Lewis was hit
freely by the home team and the visitors
failed to give him good support. The
The times., 1901-06-01
Golf at MusseIburgh.

LONDON. June LIN the golf tGurna-
ment at MusseIburgh today Braid beat
Herd, " to 70, and Taylor beat Kirkaldy
II to IA
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FIVE PITCHERS USED.
The Athletics Beat Cleveland in IA
Slugging Match.

CLEVELAND, May Sit took FIVE
pitchers to finish up todays game be-
tween Philadelphia and Cleveland Moore
lasted only part Of the first inning. The
The times., 1901-06-01

The Second Orientals forfeited game
TO the Monitors on Decoration Day. The
Monitors have recently secured a new
pitcher and third baseman.
The times., 1901-06-01

The Agricultural Division of the Cen
sus Office has a club that so far is
stranger to defeat The club includes
several couegians. w. f. Sibray is the
manager of the club, and would like to
hear from exceptionally strong amateur
organizations.
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.,bIete. Ask n Guarantee.

LONDON, May 31.-The committee of
the oxford and Cambridge Athletic clubs
has issued an appeal to all interested in
international athletics to contribute to
guarantee the clubs against loss on the
trip of their joint team to the United
States to meet Harvard and Yale athletes
The times., 1901-06-01

Pure water. healthful roots and herbs make
Moxie good for its drinkers. Everyone knows
how delicious ii is.
The times., 1901-06-01

First base on errors-Georgetown 3;
Fordhan z Left on Georgetown,
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R0B0
en- casa del Sr. ACula.

Antenoche asaltaron la casa que
tiens montada en- esta Capital don
Francisco de Pauda Acuf1s, varios
ladrones; entrando en- las habitacio
mes, abrieron varios cofres y rope.
rOs qrebrando Ia luna de uno de es
tos.
La ropa que conteniau los cofres
fueron esparcidos por Ell suelo y Sc
llevaron prendas antiguas que como
recuerdo de familia conservaha Ia
del Sr Acuf1aA
Ell escritorio .ambien fue forza
do: pero dejaron intactos tolos los
papeles que contenlan; pues et mo
vii que los Hevaba era Ell dinero y
las alhajas.
La policfa tiene conocimiento to
del hecho y sigue la pista los ca
cos.
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! Los pap6les de CfEpl

u
Vivo adm Crispi, Sd familia adop
to "a las precauciones convenientess
para pOner q cubierto lbs papeles
del famoso polftico italiano.
Sc ha pediio al juez de Chiaja
Que en eli moMento en- que se le avi'
sc. Sc presente en- Ia cAsa para SC
liar ell archivo donde estAn guarda
dos todos los documentos.
Seg1n Ia prensa de Napoles,
son de mn iutares verdaderamente
exsraordinario los documeatos que
la esposa del famoso polftico STELLA
no ha hecho trausportarl 4 casa de
no de los amigos mas fntimos QUE.
t1sn9 eneRoma ell celehre estadi ta,
y que Sc cree sea el diputado Forts;
dosumentos que formar8n las anun
ciadas Memorials, en- las cuales ha
de haber no pocas sorpresas y datos
historicos del mas palpitant5 inte
res.
Las Memorials tendrAn dos par
tas. en- una de elias ira u.i DiarSo de
C:ispi, que comprenderA las notas
tomadas durants los trinta y ssis
amos de So vida p1blica, y formara 4
La segunda parte dos gruesos vo'u
menes que llevan el subtitulo de Co
me7at0rios
Desde los primeros dSas de la en-
fermedad de Crispi empezaron q to
marsa las ma cuidadosas precaucio
mes, CON ell f de evitar que ningn
ma pers ona penetrara en- -sl despa
cho del expresidente del Consejo.
Pareca confirmarse Ia noticia de
qae los docu nentos serAn sellados
de orden judicial, respondiendo 4
una petici6n formulada al hoe por Ia
famiIia del polftico insigne.
Secree que estas precauciones
ob5decen al tenor que abriga Ia &C
tual esposa de Crispi, Lima Barbaga
llo, de que trate de apoderarse de
los ,documentos la primera mujer
de expresjdente del Consejo, Rosa
l1a MOntem masen.
Parece que estos temores est4n
1ustIticados. pues hay noticias de
que dlcha sonora Sc propone procu
rar q todo trance la adopisici6n de
esos papeles tan interesantes.
Este asunto da mucho que ha
'blar en- todas parties, y se recuerda
con este motive qua una de las co
sas por que Crispi fue mas combat
90 era precisamente la acusaci6n de
bigamia que sobre 81 Sc lanzaba.
Crispi, habiendose casalo en-
Malta con Rosalfa Montmason, con
trajo despues matrimonio, como es
sabido. en- Napoles con su actual es
posa. Lima Barbagallo.
Lo iududable IS que, apenas Sc
tepga noticia del fallecimiento de
Crispi, los papeles serau sellados
judicialmente.
Ademas Sc af12de que, aunque
Ia famlia no 10 hubiera pedido, 81 mi
nistro de Justicia habrfa adoptado
esa determination para dejar q sal
vo los derechos que ell Estado pue
da tener sobre los documentos y car
tas del eminente b m b re publ.
co.
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NOtaS de ARROYO.

En- la semana anterior contl O. 10:
rrn matrimonio civil ell joven don
Pauline Feliciano y la agraciadA y
simpAtica Srta F.orentina LebroE,
siendo testigos del acto don Jose r.
Robert y don Eugenio Cruz de Mo
nautou. Terminado el acto, ell Juez
municipal suplente don Bartolome
N. Aponte, felicit6 en- breves muy
expresivas frases q los nuevos despo
sados, deseaLdoles, que la luna dc
miel sea etsrna.
Aver tarde ell individuo Arturo
Ancones. intiri6 q su hermano Jose
del mismo apellido, una tremenda
pnfalada por disgustos de familia
El agresor fu6 detsnido por la Poll
cia Iosular. Ell Juzgado sc constitu
y6 Embellishments aeon paf1ado del
medico titular en- el lugar del suceso
y ee ocupa de lnstruir ell sumario
CON gran actividad. La herida es
de muchf sima gravedad y no ofrece
probabilidad de curar
Ax
En- el corto tempo que ell cabo
comandante del puesto de la Polic1a
Insular don Rafael Alarcon so ha he
cho cargo del mando de esta fuerzs,
viene demostIanao gran actividad y
mejores deseos en- el cumplimiento
de sus deberes. A su iniciativa SO
debe que los patios y corrales SO en-
cuentren completamente limpioa, 10
que contribuye al mejoramiento de
Ia salud publica
Aver cumpliendo con su deber,
denunci6 O. pan de dos panaderias,
el que resulto falto dc peso fue de-
comisado por el Tribunal de Policfa
repartido entire los pobres, enfer
mos presos. Es digno de loa el
comportamientC del cabo don Rafael
AlaYc6n.
Los hacendados estan de enhora
buens, tambien los agricultores de
cafe y frutos menores, pues ell item
DO les favorece mucho Unos y otros
tendran buenas ccsechas; veran re
CON mpensados sus sfanes y sacrifi
clos.
Ell Corresponsal,
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Frente al Congre

Pasaba una tarde frente al
Parlamanto un baturro que, al pare
Ger, hacfa tempo para ospefar al
Idiputado.
Aconpaf1abale un senor regor
Idete, mofstudo y de bajs estatura-y
que por el traje negro y el sombrero
.hongo, de mas de cuatroa iegislatu
ras de duraci6u, pero lin pio, pArocfa
ser Ell veterinario 6 secretariu del
pueblo
Al dar ffente q uno de los leo
leones, dijo ell bat1rro en- correcto
aragones,
Ridi6s, qui pieza, vaya un bi
chejo, Isl estubia vivo! iQue hice ei
letrero esef
Pues ell letrero-dijo ell acompa
fiante~ dice que estos leones fusron
fundidos en- Sevilla y hechos con los
caf1ones cogidos s los moros en- Ia
guerra de Africa en- ell af1o 1860
A 10 que contest6 ell batuTro
~ cuantos perricos de estoa
haran los yanquis con las pleas que
mus han robao en- Cuba y Felipinas:
Ridios, paece mentira que es.
TO este en- este sitio, 81 dia menos
pensao de vergusnsa Sc erriten!
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SuCeSO en- Pta de Tierra

A las 9y 30 de la noche del 5,
iban por la carretsra, Santiago Lo.
PEE y Maria Morales, cuando fueron
detenidos por 5 homb1 es que pidie :
ron dinero Lopez Este di6 SO cen
tavos Miguel Bertran que conan
daba la partida,
Pero como viesen que Lopez to-
MIA mas dinero, le apalearon y otros
le pegaron q Ma~fa Morales, tratan
do de violenta1la; pero por los gri-
tos de ella no pudieron realizar sus
intentos y la soltaron.
Lopez dio parte a los detectives
Quif1ones y Carbo de la Policfa Insu
lar, quienes apresaron q tres, Mi
guel B sltran, Alfonso Andino y otro
No han sido capturados Eugenio
Garciay Ciprisn Calder6a.
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Don Cruz Castro.

va Sc encuentra muy meiorado
de Ia enfermedad que le retnvo en-
CANA. este antique y consecuente
amigo nuestro.
Lo celebramos mucho Y desea
mos qus pronto sea complete su res
tablecimiento
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mas yaJe eqnpaJeS
sparadas 81
paraen
LA CoNdPANIA
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Z Correo q Mlxto
Diario Martes, Jueves,
Sabado, Demgos
ealida SaIida
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DepartamentO
de Agricultural
de los EE. UU.
Servioio Olimatologico y de Oosechas
de la Secoion Weather Bureau en- Puer-
to Rico.
Del iLforme menSual publicado
por este Centre, tomamos los si-
guientes datos climatol6gicos de Ia
Isla, correspondence al pasado Ju-
MO
Temperature del aire en- grados
centfgrados.
El promedio de Ia temperature
en- 81 mes, determiuado por los re
gistros de % estaciones establecidas
fue de 26o,5
La mayor media mensual alcan
rs 8 300. 9 en- Vieqnes y la menor
24,4 en- Ia Hda. San Salvador (Are-
cibo).
La temperature mas alta anota'
da lego q 800, en- Arecibo el dia II
y en- Juana Diaz Ell "a La mas baja
lego en- Ponce ell II q IA 4. La ma
yor oscilacion mensual fue de 1874
en- Ponce y 10 menor de 8,3 en- Vie
ques.
Ell dia II la diferencia cntre la
mAxima y minima temperature lle-
GO en- Ponce 18o 3.
Lluvia caida en- milfmetros.
Ell promedio de la lluvia recoji-
da en- los pluvi6metros de "a estacio
mes meteorol6gicas fue de 2O6 nm.
La lluvia caida fue superior a la
normal en- San Juan y en- ell N. del
distrito de Humacao, variando de
5OmmS en- S. Juan 324mm6 en- la
Hda Perla (Humacao) a 365 metros
sobre ell nivel del mar.
En- el distrito de Ponce Ia llu-
via foe insignihcante alcanzando SO
10 18mn3 como menor lluvia en- ell
mes y como mayo .643mm6 on la
Hda Perla Humacao
Ell n1mero de dias lluviosos va
rio de en- Ponce q % en- Canova-
mas y la Hda Perla.
La direction predominant del
viento ha sido del e. y del S. E.
Las tronadas han sido numero'
sas durante ell mes particularmente
en- Bayamon, Cah6vanas. Coroza],
Mayaguez Manati y San Juan.
Las condolences meteorol6gicas
en- San Juan, duran to el citado Ju
nio, han si1o las siguientes
Preston bArometrica media, OBJ
tenida de las observaciones practi-
cadas a las 8 a m Y p m de cada
dis, hora del meridiano rs, fue de
762mmO coincidiendo con la media
ma annual en- esta latitud.
La maxima alcanz6 1888 ell
dia 81 y la ninima zoos ell IA.
La oscilaci6n hx sido por consi'
guiente de 3mm3.
La temperature media en- gra'
dos centfgrados fue de 26.8
La maxima a2 o2 y la mfnima
21o,2.
La oscilaci6n mensual alcanz6
& II, y la diaria lego ell dia Is SO
Durante el mes, ell cielo ha es-
tado despejado dias, parcialmente
nublado 10 y cubierto 16
Ha habido 81 dlas de lluvias
Ia cantidad de aqua caida represen'
ia una altura de 17gmmO7.
La direction predominaute del
visnto ha sido del Este.
Sc han Observable halos solares
los dias 6, % y 25 y uno lunar el
80
Ha tronado los dias /, 4, 5, Z, s.
8. 12, IA, Is, 16, 26, q, y %.
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cREOITO Y AH0RRO PONCENO

Su Sitatoci0n en- la tarde del 81 de
4gosto de 1901.
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leitarse, para olvidar las ens,gurs
de este volle.de ldg1inaas.

leitarse, para olvidar las ems1gura
de este valle .de ldg1inaas.
El reputable doctor don Manuel
Martinez Rossello. ACADIA de practi- j
car una importante operaci6n de ci'
rujia, en- la pscienta dof1a Mercedes
Alvarez, con los brillantes resulta I
dos cue STEM pre- obtienen en- sus
operaciones, m6dicos de la ITALIA de
Martinez Rossell6.
AL fel;citar a la familia Alvarez
felicitamos tambien, al ilustrado
doctor Martinez por haber llevado q
cabo, el solo, con tan buen exlto,
una aperaci6n tan dificil
Para familia
En- cajas de 4 docenas medlas
botellas y al precio de 81 80 por ca
jas venden Cerveza Americana supe
rior
De Sofa & Ramirez
18 Tetuan
$50 Is
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Angela: Ruiz.

Ha trasladado gu casa de hues
pedes & San Francisco Al altos.
q 10 4
En- esta impranta Sc vende papel
de periodicu & 81 40 el quintal
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De ARECIB0

-, La Junta escolar de Arecibo
trabaja activamente por estabiecer
escuelas en- todos los barrios rurales
y aunque tropieza con ell inconve-
niente de que en- muchos bsrrios
no SO consigue casa, espera veneer
esta dificultad.
Asi quedaran pronte abiertas 39
escuelas en- Arecibo
va Sc preparan ell mobiliario y
dtiles con que Sc han de dotar di-
chos establscim:entos.
El edincio que SO construye pa.
ra escuelas, pronto estarA termina'
do.
iBen por los homtres que com
ponen la JuEta y que estau dando
pruebas del acierto en- sus gestio
nes!
Las fiestas de la Monserrate,
estan resultando muy animadas y
sobre todo oportunas en- estos item
pos, en- que ell espfritu necesita de-
Evening journal., 1901-05-14
BROWNSON VS.. CHESTER
Interesting Game Expected on Union
Street Grounds on Thursday

One CT the most interesting games
of baseball that will take place here
this season will be on Thursday after
noon, when the strong Chester nine
will cross bats with the Brownson
team on Union street grounds.
Since the organization of the Brown
son Club, there always has been a riv-
airy between ii and the Chesters, and
the game on Thursday means blood. q"
The Chesters will put in their crack
battery Burns and Diggans, and will
make every effort to win.
Lovers Of baseball need not go out
of Wilmington this year to see crack
er jack" games. as BrOwnson has the
best team since its existence. A large
crowd is expected to be in attendance.
Evening journal., 1901-05-14
BASEBALL NEWS
WON FIRST GAME
Evening journal Club Defeat Strong
Park sparrows Team


The Evening journal Baseball club
played it's first practice game OF the
season yesterday afternoon at Washing
ton Heights. 1t had as its opponents
the strong Park Sparrows, and after the
dust cleared from the diamond at the end
of the ninth inning, the journal cham
pions had the birds beaten by score OF
z to 22
The features OF the game were the hard
hitting and fast base running OF the Jour
nal team, and the excellent pitching Of
Whitaker, whose corkscrew curves would
have kept the score much lower had he
received better support from Catcher Sol
loway, who had four errors at critical
times, and retired in the seventh with an
injured thumb The score by innings fol-
lows:
Evening Journal .........32 42G04 G-2i
Park Sparrows ...........4 U q , y 4-22
Summary-Earn runs-Journal, =;
Sparrows 6. Two-base hits-Hoopes
Landy, Humphry, Courtney. Hofrecker,
and Ferguson. Three-base hits-Hagner
and Egan. Home run-Egan. Hit by
batted ball-Malone. Struck out-By whit
aker, Ferguson, 3; Hartman. BY Court.
ney--Malone 4. Double plays-Hagner t,
.andy to Egan Time OF game-2l5. I'm
lpire-Joseph Murray.
Evening journal., 1901-05-14
CROP OUTLOOK
Is BNCOUR aging
Season in All Respects Is
Very Nearly Up TO a
Normal Stage

For the week Just passed the Climate
and Crop Service for the Delaware anu
Maryland section says.
Areas of high baromctric pressure
ruled the weather for This section dur
ing the greater part of the past week,
and clear skies, increased midday
warmth. and a marked decrease in
moisture have been the result. The
only rains that fell were caused by the
rassage of an area of low pressure 10
the norah Of the section On the night
o. the End. during this brief storm
nrri1d thtlnderstorms occurred in the
western counties, and high winds blew
fer n short time in all districts, while
tho precipitation reported was ficm
ouo-teuth TO one hale inch in amount.
Ms It temperatures we're low towards
the close OF week, causing heavy frosts
in Garrett county and light froats In
the interior on the morning OF the 4th.
The extremes OF temperature ranged
from S6 degrees in the northern central
dist. icts to 25 degrees at mountain sta
tions in Garrett county The winds
prevaled from a nOrtherly direction
and blew gusty during the latter half
OF the week. and the atmosphere was
unusually dry at that time
GRAIN AND GRASSES.
While yellow blades are still OBJ
served in some lowland wheat, 1t IS
only where the heavy rains OF early
SPRING stood in the fields that any
damage has been done. The crop Is
for the most part OF healthy dark
green eclcr, and has made satisfactory
prowtl in some Of the northern CEN
tral counties there is a complaint Ql
short stnlk. but generally in that dis
trict the present height Is from IL 10
IA inches. There is a general belief
among The farmers that this year
crop Will show scarcely any damage by
the hessian fly. Grass is still backward
in all arts of the section, but marked
Improvement has followed the warn u
and sunshine of the past ten days Pas
lures a-o fairly good in the interieG
and stock Is now ranging the fields In
even ahc most western counties, al
though some dry feeding is still nee
essary there. Spring sowing OF tim
othy and clover Is quite promising, buf
last yeAr'r meadows are not up to al
average condition, and many o.
The Fall s0wn clover fields will b'
turned for corn. Rye and barley have
made luxuliant growth, having fareC
even better than wheat Oats seeding
has made rapid progress I'm the ex
treme west. although still about tw'
weeks behind in much of that section
elsewhere the crop has about all beel
put In the ground. and is generally NJ
and growing nicely. Some corn ha
been planted in every county, althoug
very little Progress has been made Il
the west; in the northern countie
plowing is we'll under way, with plant
ing following fast, while a steady ad
vance in opr atiOns Is noted southwark
The soil il in splendid condition q
work. N.,fl
Heavy blooms are reported on al
fruit trees IN the counties of the East