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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-06

Earned runs-BalIimore, s; Philadelphia. /. Two
base hit-Cross. Three base hit-WiIliams. Rome
tun-Williams- Stolen bsses-Donlin Cy, McGraw,
Williams. IAtoie. Double plays-Fraser to Powers
to Davis; Dunn to Williams to Hart Left On
bases-B atimore. 81 Philadelphia, 3. First base on
balls-on MeG!nnity, 2; on Fraser. 2. Hit by
pitched ball-AcGraw, Jackson, Sey bnId Struck
out-By McGinnity, 3; by Fraser, 2. Wild pitch
Fraser. Cmpires- Messrs. Sheridan and Hanassau.
Time Of game-1 hour and IS minutes.
Chicago, 81 Detroit, 4.
Making seven runs In the last two In
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Milwaukee, 9; cleveland. 2

HfENHuhees Os OTeVcfUhu, z.
Husting held the Clevelands down to four
hits yesterday on their own grounds, and
the Milwaukees won out by the score of
6 to 2. Moore was hit hard, and his sup
port was poor. Attendance, 1900 Score:
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To Destroy MOsGuftOes,

The War Department issued an order yes
terday providing that, upon the usual spec
ial requisition. the quartermaster's depart
ment. may furnish mineral oil or some 9TH
er cheap and equally efficient agent for the
destruction of mosquitoes and their larvae,
The necessity for the issue Is to be certi-
fled to by the post or camp surgeon in
which this preventive Is found necessary,
and the oil or other agent Is to be ap-
piled under his personal supervision.
Louisa Thomas. colored, was today con-
victed in the Police Court of keeping a
fierce and dangerous dog. Judge O'Donnell
decided to take her personal bonds to ap-
pear for sentence il notified to do 50.
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EVENING STAR SATURDAY, JULY 19o1-24 PAGES.

nings at Detroit yesterday enabled Chicago
to defeat the Wolverines by the score OF
to 4 Siever pitched brilliantly for seven
innings, and then was hit to all parts OF
the field Attendance. 2.2S3. Score:
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Two-base hit-Pickering. Home run-An,lersor
First base errors-Milwaukee. l. Sacrifice hits
Mccarthy, Burke. Stolen bases-Bradley Geier
Mailman Left on bases-CleveIand, 6; Milwaukee
6. First base on bals-Om Moore, 1 ; Off Hustiny
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Kings Courier, with Maher up, won the
Eliesmere stakes. about mile and three
furiongs, at the Newmarket. England, first
July meeting yesterday. Haka came in
second. and Frank Gardner's Encombe, j.
Martin up, finished third.
Sister Angela, ridden by J. Martin. won
the race for a weller handicap at six fur
longs. Kicksy Wicksy, with L. Reif up,
won an all-age selling plate, five furlongs
The Spell FLY was second. and Archduke
II. ridden by j. Reiff. ran third. Game
Chick. also ridden by l.. Reiff, won the
Princess cup. for two-year-ods, at five fur
longs. Scottish Archer. Maher up was
second, and Halo came in third.
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sentence. Gilbert, a Milwaukee PLAYER who
mallciously attempted to spike Umpire
Manassau. was barred from the game for
nNe days. The announcement that Free
man OF Boston. who is making more trips
to the bench than home runs This season
Is on the American League list of dishonor
Is expected daily. 1t is surprising that he
mas escaped so transporting News
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N. c. A. After CycIfst Hoyt.

N. u n. AHter SycISt HOyt.
Fred Heyt. who was disqualified in the
fifty-mile motor-paced race at Manhattan
Beach on Thursday night will be asked by
Chairman A. G. Batchelder of the NJ c.
A. to give an explanation Of his riding in
that event His manager, Pop Elkes,
will also be asked to tell what he knows
about the affair.
Referee John Barnett and several other
officials have protested to Mr.. Batchelder
that Hoyt was assisted by a string or wire
which he held in his mouth while the other
end was attached to Mosher. the helmsman
of his pacing machine.
Az Reeves, secretary Of the N. C. A.
said last night: The case against Hoyt
looks pretty black. and if he is found guilty
he will be severely punished. The N. c. A.
won't stand for that sort Of thing"
Last spring Hoyt gave a number of ex-
hibitions In Boston. and amazed everybody
by the ease with which he reeIed off the
miles in 1.32 and 1.33. When these were
over he admitted. it Is said, that he had
held his pace by means of string, but
declared that he had never used the con-
trivance in competition.
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West Point-AnnavoIis Feot Boil.

Arrangements are already being made
for the annual foot ball contest between
the cadets of the Military and Naval acad-
emies. which win take place on Franklin
Field. Philadelphia, Pa. November 30.
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from some of our home people You know
the feeling. We Cannot disguise our re-
greet and, while We have been beautifully
treated, we have little Heart for pleasure
I have only onW thing to say and that
is do not believe. we ,Were ever in better
form in our lives and do not think we ever
met better crew, and we were never bet
ter beaten. 1t was only when we were
two lengths from home that 1 despaired Of
final success al
Capt Burnell of the Leander crew said:
1T was the stfffest job 1 ever had. I
think Leander roafed her hardest race to-
day" LIS
The Pennsylvanians excited much inter-
est at the riverside. .All the prominent
English racing men took the occasion TO
shake hands with the Americans and tell
them they rowed Ia splendid, plucky race.
The Americans took their defeat in a very
excuses. and talked of trying again.
Awarding the Prizes.
The prizes were presented at the grand
stand Immediately after the regatta by
the granddaughter Of one of the founders
Of the regatta. Col. william made a speech,
in which he paid tribute to the American
crew. He said no one who had followed
the race as he did. on launch. could fail
to heartily congratulate the Leanders on
their wfn for they met a splendid crew.
who rowed them all the way home
L fail to see,' said Col. william in con-
c1usion. ANY reason why We should alter
our style of rowing
This statement called forth loud cheers.
After the prizes had all been presented
Col. william said:
lone thing more before we separate. and
that is: Three cheers for the king" An
American in the crowd cried: And for the
President of the United States"
Combined cheers were then given, and
the regatta ended.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
ST. JAMES ASSOCIATION 1913 s;s.;ss:; $; ss%s. s''sA

ing force, is now lying quiescent and has
disappeared from discussion without
leaving any unfavOrable imprint upon the
stocks which were supposed to be more
Immediately affected. Ofttimes a specific
interest VIII suggest an injunction of IA
vorable circumstances and Will therefore
apply the whip TO a tagging speculation,
and such an occurrence was a transaction
in which the Southern Railway Company
gained control of the Mobile and Ohio.
This transaction, beyond its sentimental
influence, suggests further steps toward s
closer combination of the transportation
lines in the South such as is now existing
between the New York Central and Penn
sylvania-
The amount of specie held by the New
York banks and the abundance of money
generally precludes any uneasiness IN re-
gard TO gold shipments, and while indica-
tions point to gold exports, our prospect
i've loss will ultimately be our gain, for
with material aid furnished Europe now
In our ease viii lift burden from our
domestic financiers, which is now more
or less a handicap upon free operation.
The growth OF earning power of our Sc
prices and the character OF earning
shown is sufficient evidence as TO the
stability of present values and TO induce
brightest hopes to future price levels.
Looking over the price list of stocks, II
Is not difficult TO discover many shares
which, judged hy the ordinary standard
.Of values. present many attractions TO in-
vestors, and capital Is gradually absorb
ling all securities which appear TO possess
the element Of absolute safety--ahsolute
las far as mortal pre-science will permit
With this class of buying the market Is
upon foundation too strong to be in
fuenced adversely, and the future course
Of values which i'm many instances will
the different stocks intrinsic worth.
Il. A. ROGERS & CO., Inc.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Feb. Flour slow and
weak. winter superfine. g 25a25O. Penn
sylvania roller clear, S3.10d325: city mills.
extra, S260a2.S so. Rye flour steady at 81
as per barrel. Wheat weak No. red
spot, 75ladf5Sic. Corn firm. No mixed
spot, 43d43lzc.: No yellow, for local
trade, 4ii2u43c. Oats quiet and steady
No. yellow, clipped, 32kQ33c.: lower
grades 29u32c. Beef steady, beef hams
SlL50alS Pork steady; family. Sl625a
l6.l5. Lard firm; western steamed S.75.
Live poultry quoted at lOihnl1c. for heavy
hens, 9dlOc. for light fowls. 7c for old
l2c. for spring ducks. 90l0c. for turkeys
and snllc for geese. Dressed poultry at
s1aQlOc. for choice western fowls, sac
for old rOosters 12013c. for choice and
fancy nearby chickens. l2lsal3c. for large
western capOns, 12nl2c. for fancy nearby
spring turkeys. l2nl2iac. for large and
fancy western ducks and Tdl0c. for west
ern gees. Butter steady. creamery. $50
&c. factory. 1ld14hc.: June creamery.
15d20c.; imitation creamery. 13isGl7iac /.
New York dairy, fresh. lGN 20c.: fancy
Pennsylvania prints johbing at 2td27c.
do. wholesale. 22023c. Cheese firm: fancy
large fan made, uhdllac. fancy small
do, 11A An12c. Eggs weak, New York and
Pennsylvania. at mark, Pic southern do
laqlahc.; western do. i9h02oizc pota-
toes dull Jerseys. I.25dl75. New York
N.50alsls Long Island, N.75d2. Jersey
Baltimore. Feb. Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat dun spot and January
i5la0 5Ssc.. March. i6ssa765sc., May. 7sii
01sssc steamer No. red. 73d73hc.
southern. by sample. 10d76ihc; do. or
grade. 7iiaal6iac. Corn firmer. spot and
SSaanuary;; 427sa 42se,. March t3a,3llsc.
southern. white f3diic.; do yellow. i2l
n43iac. Oats steady: No. white 3id
Sllsc.; No: mixed. 2Sa2siac. Rye quiei
ana steady No nearby, alc.; No;
western, 54c. Hay firm; No. timothy.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
Lire sfncl, NInrl.ef..

New York. Feb. 1.-Beeves moderately
activei steers and cows steady; bulls
strong; fair 70 choice steers, Sig505.50
nulls, Sfd425. cows. S20503.50 Neais
STEADY; barnyard calves slow. nesls $50
eo.' no prime ve1lF on sale harnvard
calves. sso9 2oi ve7rhnr. 50 s0G8 sheep
STEADY lambs very slow and lower sheer
s3Q4 50 lambs s57e i one ca~ AZ "a s..
culis n. Hcgs nominally hirlrr.
LAST Liheriy Pa, Feb. 1-cat.lo mar
~ "a s-e-ey extra - A-oa5.7o prlrac S5.25G
lisht 4orkerl and pigs S5.ooN562if. hac-
ol11nas $50, helvy hCga. 55.4505 %, COM
mon 70 air Workers, S5.51u5.5J, r0ugha.
y. i,ao 20. sheep steady; choice Wethers
sLtea4. ia' common. Sz43 choice limbs
y. ~ y, 9 s.'3g, common TO good, Na5e0; veal
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

--The British steamer Oilaeld. Bor-
deaux, France. Captain O'Nein. onter- \
ed yesterday. in ballast.
Mrs. Michael Donahoe, wife Of the
well-known contractor, rs confined tol
her home Fifteenth and Union streets. /
with serious attack Of the grip
Local bank clearlngs for the week.
end ng at noon to-day were sS57. .19s,
compared with S929649 for a similar
period last year.
-Patrolman Carmen. DiMare. who
has been i'll with the grip for several
days is now on duty at the police sta
tlon as special officer until he thor
oughly fecovers
The choir OF Old swedes Church
is rehearsing the drama, ''The Woven
Web 10 be given in the Guild Hall
on February IL.
"A new NJ. r. church will be dedi-
Gated in Omar. Sussex county, to-mor-
row, with an all-day service
In the parish house OF ST. Johns
Church. will open It's third series OF
mans Auxiliary held an interesting
meeting.
The Rev p Owen Jones. who has
recovered from his illness in New
York, Will hold two services at St
Michaels. Church, corner OF Chestnut
and Adams streets. tomorrow at 7.30
and 1890 a. m.
The Rev. J. r. Winters will preach
in the Sarah White Home tomorrow
afternoon at 2.s0 o'clock.
Professor II. d. Barrett president
OF the National Spiritual Association
lectured on the subject philosophy OF
Modern Spiritualism,' yesterday after
noon.
w e. Dougherty. a lettcr-carrier
sprained his ankle yesterday
Tomorrow afternoon Epwortl
League Lyceum. OF Haven NJ. u.
Church. vii lopen its third series o
talks and discussions at 4 o'clock
Officers of the Grand Lodge
Knights OF Pythias. will install officer
! In Middletown tonight
William s. Stewart, an employe o
p /. DUPONT de Nemours Company
had one of his hands badly mashel
yesterday afternoon by getting (
4 caught in a roller.
D -"Theodore Parker. the Prophet a
Unitarianism viii be the subject q
= the Rev. Alexander 4. B0wsers ser
\ mon In the Unitarian Church to-mm
I row morning
Robert 70. Specr. general secrciar
y Of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreig
y Missions. will speak before the Wi
8 mington Bible Union on Saturday ever
= ing, March 30.
Z In the Salvation Army barracks 4,
" night a meeting win be held to cor
E slider tAe slum work feature Of II
~ army
IS --On February 10, members OF n
Improved Order Of Red Men win atieu
y Madeley M. r. Church.
While in Philadelphia on Wedne
day, Joseph G. Ware, Of No. l015 TreI
tom Place, fell on the icy sidewalk an
fractured his lmeecap
ls An 1S-months-old child OF Charl
y Irons, cOlored, OF No rs Winds
r. street was badly burned about ii
nj hands and face last evening whl
"a playing with matches
ie During last month Building Il
s; spector John J. Cassidy Issued sixte.
permits. the total valuation of proper
y being s19,252.5O.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
LEGISLATIVE ROUTINE
sENATE-MoRNING SESSION.
Dover Del, Feb.

SENATE-MORNING SESSION.
Dover, Del. Feb !.
Met al II o'clock
Absent--Afr. FaTlow.
Prayer by the Rev. y .. Gibson.
journal read and approved
President Cannon announced that there
would be a hearing on the screen law ia
the Senate chamber at l30 o clock.
Read-lnvitatiou from Board OF Educa-
ton OF Wilmington 10 attend the dedica-
ton services at the High School tonight
Withdrawn-By Senator Slaughter. an
act taxing trading stamp concerns dt Is a
revenue measure and must originate in
the House).
Recommitted-On motion OF Senator
Alice, Senate proposed amendment to the
providing for the permanent
registration OF voters CSo0 copies ordered
printed
Mr. Alice presented 20 Lieutenant-Gov
ernor Cannon a gavel made from wood
from the old state House elm
Notice-By Mr.. Pennswpl an act IN re-
lation 70 the collection Of taxes In Sussex
county: by Mr. Alice, z supplement "a
the act reorgapizing the Levy Court OF
Kent county.
Adopted-Resolution providing for pairs
for perfunctory session tomorrow
Read first time and referred-I1ouse
bills to pay Clarke s. Mcdaniel, Of Dover,
81. .ale.lo for legislative supplies; act max
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
TESSEIN'S CASE HELD UP
other Law-Breakers Fined In CITY
Court To-day

In City Court this morning Judg
Cochran held up the case against All
bert Iessein, youth, charged With the
larceny Of ring ffam Mrs. Mary
Daley Charged with disorderly con
duct Randolph Walls and James 6
Rutter We're each nned s. and costs.
Mary Matthews. of No. SO4 King
street. charged with being drunk and
disorderly. was assessed Sc and costs.
Joseph Welch. yagrancy. was also
nned S. and costs James Smallwood.
colored. assault and battery, was fined
$40 and costs
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
Has Aeeentea New Position

Charles II. Lednum. OF the business
department OF the Evening Journal.
has resigned 20 accept a position asI
adyertizing manager with the Sun
He viii assume his new duties on Mon
day. Mr.. Lednum has been with the
Evening Journal for several months.
and leaves with the best wishes OF the
entire force for his success.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
WIN be sold at public sale. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th. 1901,

Al II o'clock, a. M.
At the Court House, in the city OF VIII
mington, the Following described real
estate, late the property Of George
Ihom, deceased. viz.
NO. IA good dwelling house and lot Of
land situated on the westerly side of JUS
tison street al thirty-six feet southerly
from the southerly side Of Second street
having front of fifteen feet on Justison
street and extending westerly that width
sixty-one feet. Beng house No. 123.
No dwelling house and lot OF land
situated on the westerly side Of Justison
street at iifty-one feet southerly from
the southerly side OF Second street. hav-
Ing 2 front Of fifteen feet on Justison
street and extending westerly that width
5 sixty one feet Being house No l2l.
No. 3,--A lot Of land situated at the
southeasterly corner Of Second and JEFF
fcrson streets, having front of forty
two feet on Second street and thirty-four
feet on Jefferson street.
Terms OF sale. 10 per cent cash when
the property is struck on; the balance OF
The purchase money TO be paid within
thirty days thereafter when a deed will
be delivered TO the purchaser.
BENJAMIN NIEIDS.
j23-5teod Attorney for Heirs.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02

There Is no question that you feel like
look; despondent, weak, nervous ana
spairing. Your sleep is disturbed. with
pheasant dreams and you awake tired
a with your mind filed with evil fore
,dings You know that you are semi
lly weak. and you also know from sad
-pericuce that al of the drugs that you
we poured into your stomach have lett
"a worse than they found you.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
win FIeht Inoreased IIcenae

Members Of the local branch Of the
Retail Liquor Dealers Association held
then regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon in German Hall. The execu-
tive committee was instructed 70 fight
The proposed bill 70 increase the license
OF saloons. 10 action was taken in re-
gard to local option. II was also decided
mot TO pay any attention 10 the screen
law,
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
starcross IN the Dock

A. the shipyard of the Harlan and
Hollingswcrth Company, the British
ship Starcrcss was placed in the dry
dock yesterday. The beat was badly
1amagsd By being aground in the pela-
waro river recently. N.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
NOW LIsTEN!

Not one drop of internal medicine that
IN ever did or viii put into your stom-
n will cure YOU. Why? Because your
.lnent IS not in your stomach, or liver.
kidneys but in the urethral canal 1t Is
local disease, and as such reuires To-
! treatment tt
I'd unfailing.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
REGISTERS ORDER
REGISTERS ORDER.
registers onioo.

Registers Onico.
New Castle County Del, Jan. Is. 1901.
Upon the application OF Sarah A
Weed, administrators OF Isaac Weed
late Of Wilmington hundred IN SAID
county, deceased, IL As ordered and dlrect-
q by the Register that the administratrix
Aforesaid give notice of granting on Let
ters Of Administration upon the estate of
the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO BE-
posted within forty days from the date OF
sqch letters IN six Of the most public
places OF the County Of New Castle. re-
curing all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an act OF Assembly Ia such case
made and provided. and also cause the
same 70 be inserted within the same per-
iod IN the Evening Journal. a newspaper
continued therein three weeks e. o. al
Given under the hand and seal
or Office Of the Register aforesaid.
o, ar wilmington in New Castle
H. - county, aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
CALVIN w. CROssAN.
Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
or Administration were IN due form Of law
sgnnle1 unto the undersigned, on the
fifteenth day OF January. A. 10 fe0i ana
that all persons having claims against The
estate or the deceased must present the
same, duly attested. to the said adminiq-
uauiX, on or before the fifteenth dav
OF january 1902, or abide the act OF AS
sembiy IN such case made and provided.
SARAH A. WEED.
Address; No 200 South Broad street tree
PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Evening journal., 1901-02-02

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington,
through the directors OF the Street and
Sewer Department. win make application
to the Court OF General Sessions at its
o. February. a. ID. 1901, for the appoint
ment Of a commission TO vacate the bed
of Eleventh street where the same
crosss the tracks OF the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad Company.
Board Of Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department,
WILLIAM SIMMONS. President
Attest HARVEY J. WILEY, Secretary.
d29-30t
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
PERSONAL


WlDOWER middle-aged, moderate for
tune, wants wife who would appreciate
good home and generous husband
L.hMhs, % Warren street, New York.
f2-lt
CARD READER AND PIANIST.
Nine. Satclla, philadciphia's famous
card reader and palmist Can be seen day
or evening. Sttlngs, 25c. Ladies only.
,h Madison street. Entrance through
paper store
JOHN B. KRUGER,
Paper Hanging, Wall Decorator Rooms
papercd from So up. Estimates furnished
y. -. Cor. Fourth and Jackson streets,
Wilmington. Del. Delmarvia phone 1907.
LADIESi Chichesters English Penny
royal Pills are the best. Safe, Reliable.
rake no other Send 4c stamps, for par
iculars. Relief for Ladies'" in letter BY
Return Mail Ask your Druggist
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
NOTICES.
DTVTDFND

DIVIDEND.
Wilmington, Del. Feb l. 1901.
The directors of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have This day declared a.
dividend OF 50 per share for the past 6
months, payable on demand.
fl-5t WILLIAM =. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
JUST TO BUILD TRADE.-For the
next thirty days, L Will tune and clean
your plano OF organ for 81 work guaran-
teed; repairs equally cheap. Twenty
three years factory experience. II. ].
TOMkINSON. 30i West Eighth street
jl9-Sm
Evening journal., 1901-02-02

The West End basketball team
will play in Chester tonight.
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
FOR SALE

FOR -Graphophone. horns
ear tubes j dozen records for $50 cash.
II. s.. this office f2-1t
FOR sALE.--No top runabout and one
horse. cheap. Two-seat carriage, $l5. w.
nlS-1y
Evening journal., 1901-02-02

The manner in which Chester De
Nonde portrayed the dual role Of Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde in the Opera House
last night was a revelation even TO his
most ardent admirers and warmest
friends. He displayed depth Of under
Standing OF the requirements of the DIFF
hcult part and acted il with a discrimi.
nation and taste that were admirable
lie made the changes with lightning
like rapidity and under the piercing rays
OF the lime light. The strongest scene is
the death Of Jeykill in his laboratory.
The version OF the play IS different in
many particulars from any produced here
before. The support was good
This afternoon Robinson Crusoe' is
the attraction and tonight the engage
ment viii close with the melodrama. "A
Night n New York"
Evening journal., 1901-02-02
FOR RENT.

FOR ENT.--Chcap ten-room house.
3o2 Broome street Apply JAMES MONA
CHAN. 200 West Fourth street PITT