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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
THE FIREMEN WON IT
Bot Beaumont Put Up a HARD Fight
for The Game.
PLENTY or mrs GyD NAM ERRORS
The Dssposirp Teauas Shared the HOnot
- Brsh Cicllprars--t+tendsnes
Was Large

The Tglxrfu spureeded IA dtfaHi5Br MIKE
ORtnbsras Aggregation q lnil 1lHrnfY frtan
Eenumtnt geiarndHF ~ The Acure q 20 40
q ghe game AIRS very Interesting fipla
stnir 10 Finish, ehi,hF for me rtHsan ihtt
q mak siase md THE result IN duubf until
thf lss MINI he'd been gut put The einae-
nesF n 1.he HeafH and hhrd hitting % roth
1fitlnf kegs The crowd interested through
nm ms game. Both teams EHTe fne
esliIi9tlsa n hird bsttiuE, but The helainr
wpt reff ragged RopI T,ttrhe8 q goes
razne after tbr first luniur wlisn thu fIe.
tlree nen I'd iiif fer g3eea shnrp Einrlesg
vhie.i. with The Ella q a Wild pitch, net
ted fheHa two runs After tlis tht siaiov
could neter Eet more thHn une hit to an
Inning aFris WIS bin hHrd nnd sftet..
0n9 fhe 1greiner could have sporea E.vcrn3
more runt hpf f0r EaHie stufil snse run.
lHtE. tnulaC. UDh-hHud Ha1ph 81 81 lime
oriFa flnin p iputefs tnf iu the ahird was
Z very pretty JliarH t8 work Sc wu, Eenr
N5aipughR haEkugrd running cufeh o. StRh-
eNrt iF tn ihg SrecBd Nltlitr it actttp
hsid HreefstRd 1--WE hard rhHrres IND
hirfheH tArgif d fratd Eriut. j'af Ihs
a1Ei tfrH, Inc iuftItp ~ Mtber Ghn htiGiur
81 hEnnpr Nua the cHtrnlpu 20 Tipel y ere
-fht 1@ui urff I'm tLr nEkiI iuTl ac MrtE.g
fi1tq & Hnelf ffnW second pu % iIt NuI lu
F9alng ~ toe 1utt glHfe De- stiJJHed lie
ankle badly Htfd ft wiM l4s Some rltna iie
fuiH bt VIII be rtle it EauT GENr s1prta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

Engineering Magazine
Captain Ericsson had bis friends ana his
ICES rs 4i mankind have. the former
y ZEE 4oFal--he rewarded richly bus IN rha
lsltsft he simply dffed them far an limo
e. Ao[ care what guu do sir hfy SAID
j. NV presence 10 one who cDnosrd linn
ave FOR The TRUTH, sir. aud i win have
y Isl T. ZlEhl OF uo1hiug and ha Strick his
- hgNn en- heavy rosewood tshlr with
sAcl force mat large cnt-glass ipkstaDd
jumped 81 aDQnt SIX inches
Al z subsequent Interview ha6 N,ifh
hi5A " eoaneriion with the Monlfor. can.
iain 3-flcssun cane into the room ip 80
= rL-iesi q lumOrs Where Won SiY now.
slt' re eaiA, = damn rascal tried to mako
~ pa AnsA money; he said DE was Inv
80 = l4eiE man. was q reporter upou
tlt NeN AprE -. and Rn0Nlng thai \
Racer was about 70 he published rnfa-
Forahe q che Monitor, b. thonrhf 4,
htst 70 SHOW me 8 proof. his pSncinles
Eopin nni slioH him 20 take whe' A. cen.
soc - 4n nnfair advantage ~ bis position
40 Jon Mos What I ssid Co thar Internal
sounded slrt towering over me Ike a.
incArnafe spirit a. wrath Suppfse al
npi wish % have q Published 4 ssfd
Whaf taeuF In that rasr if piif MS
slpp g suppress u. the fellow told me-
$50 and pQllisA Il az once. IN. 40 moi
are Nhaf Hes gou publish: IL viii bA All
l'fs ycl know nothinE about mr. vessel Sd
I've fnT tao truth, bur sou have np ts4ifb
Gel out - my house ar nAre. sin i ssli
NOT have spch rascal az yoM arr Iu M
presence. There l. no doubt huf ~ al
the order wss pteyed
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A PLAIN TALK TO !.
SENSIBLE PEOPu

There are thousands al people ~,
with chronic diseases who have noi 4.
q well day for years. although not 81.
t. their beds They are able .
hut totally iDcapacitated for wcrk q
ere, II.
want 10 convey 8 word OF hope y
Sufferers. you are nat incurable' "
WIZ never be wen pnless ysu gl1s
condition some serious, Intelligent w,
aud realize that Acslyh is the mes
shls possession to be had, ara W
test treatment Is not too good for y.
have been 3 specialist for y "
which time has been devoted eiey
to the treatment Of chronic diseAT
have trested more cases than az
phys.cian and my patients reside y
State 81 the Union.
have treated thousands OF eAs
cured them promptly, which haa - u
der various kinds Of treatment !"
Every case which comes 10 me w
ouires some special attention, W.
ready made medicine can re4eh' =.
explains why e cure can not . -
fren patent medicines There
thing n medical science which esA
your condition. and cure SOU oal
treatment must be prepared FOR ~
Individual case ~
NJ long experience and aeA15
skill warrants me in saying ias
cure IS per cent Of all cases nea, "
study carefully every c5se Aas "a
on its individual merits ! use "
made medicines. ana wsFa 49,
the folly Of experimenting via u
free samples. many qf Whie fsir5.
Ing more than poisonous anu
Etimulants. - "A
II yon are afflicted With. ga .lnsss.,i \
disease such as Bladder ana n,isa,
eases. Blood Poison. 1hehriSs go le
tara. Varlccrele, Sfricture ~ Il q
honl. etc nou owe u q Nnn x ~
only the hest freatuient, WhieA
the chesres' In the end. ..,f n
l cAu pro Mise ron the most y ~ q
ment ohiainabie anrwhere an.. ~ &
satisfactory references lptl - -slpf
q sslcnal skill and financial
No Charge FOR consaliGfien ..iIssfirl
Complete "a page book am ICES
tion HANKS sent free g ant he4trss i
gl3 Alamo Plaza san Antonln- n
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
BERLIN BoERsE
The Past Week Has Beer Ven Bad
Ore

The Past Week Has Been q Ven bso
Ore
ss--. q,
Ffflln- "piF Ailhou-h ''- '9--'F
the rrphar TrotkuuuE comp NY was eE-
--..-F ,r=r the r.sI-s4r crash rha esert
n 49,
r''seo the 1s'QtsI -t}1e9'i "a
ran hr=rsaF This ana other o. st0r. us n
..+ -.e -e- h7a-east since she react .h.f
1900
''-fa 10 AP'l' OF tasl +fAi "f'+-'
tut-rial reviews gl elurh size 'hn cn'n-
r... -,-es.,-.s77 -s.frN has ars-r5 ibe ur,h
49,. - s... ~ -
"e ana HAlh - 'A "@-A
F-lingt iHl5s~riUtnAt7 sr.hu-. pointing ont
-ba+ tNp shares arr the sarrSrst and are
49, s-- s,l.--., s.,+,.,.- ana
N'1 t-N t'.-- 'i WHY
thai ibera is danger of decreasing Tire 70n-
-5anz grtiFrfaEr through MAD rush tn
et3-
3ee mes were scored 10 eferF depart
rl@nt Even gsvern1nrnt funds which
s-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

Washington. July &c comparatively -eei
weather has prevailed tolHy oy@ almoei
the entire aouutry east ~ the Mississippi
HFer plA u The Nt rsHtr sad lake
region. gtmperatures rrt rans 3eelMT he-
lav sac RFefage West VI ttg MssissipVG
aiEA fcmPeraiuraz octiuua sud beesuse
% tas existence AZ pressure iu she
Northwest predictloas arr Ter uaare vErn
wCaiatr Weather tuseal of6cIals cx-
rrf tAEt east Of TIE Mlsslsslpvi -irer she
leuer te-lperotures 1861 e~ntuut FOR a
s30ft time N eHst 1D ghp Made AT.
lpftic states and tA1pur'uat New I'M lzns
rus hbs fallen. hrt tc the wcsi 81 remains
warm
Atlanta r=puriea llz1'mulu uupefa-
.-rn tgetF q se ceErer- Boston r. ElrE1c
~ lhisFCs/ ~, On t-El Ns l9rtsNure
rt Ffu. - St Lrgls 81 G sl-Ha .4
Men brirFEE 50 New lurE -
ll 1870 heat belt sura 81 fAc fa-une.-a-
iuifF -prfltd were E-cn-cE 81 HtnnAE
III SH. Lake J0e ST. Icons T. pnv npcrt
= DENVER &c, KansEf tr 20 L.tll hock
- WEsalnEtaa the raIiHuiu was SIS
h. EHh 81 20 degrees taDE plaot 10
-ieht as she result ri heavy thunder
Effrrr
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FOR MERITORlOUS SERVICE
77A- aWE UNIONS WORK FOR
THE CRESCENT CITY.


nv fr-,-a.ag az r..,.,,, ,..-....,, 90 -,
f'" Njt'aAr iica}i,A. ta.Fai } INSIDE 80
tef 1C rItt BnruD1F Ig7dur eUn rertn
@ -' ' ''.4el ~ AAfe
JFf1 r-lrl fn- ilur. FatfiftHf0U. FFrYlrf Tor
Aaar Dtls..-. nr,..- rt.. 7.-f -re..ss-.r
-' Hstl7, al"n hai 4fa" Upon
thr ial r.sr ff slaldrr ale award TIE
d., ,.-..-. t- -, .t..
.e a4,.f et'.N i1 9Hhuhy t,4t noilsl 80
-sa vr'.-ge Deeds .ffra go -1frf lu ssn
- -r - r . ,,s.,t.
tatHl1aaat+ nv oiil -ia-N2 "a ti-1r
,tr.p t.. lst-,s. .-1 .ae. tte loeatlua 90
-,-.. III. -4- -,..,,-+-,
t- ea oe'3 airp increases ND
,t- r.ratst.-t Ga .aH ares u+ ne wrrl2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
MANCHESTER CLOTH.
Firrress Prevails. Though the Move
merit Is Sluggish.

Frmress Prevails. Though the Move
merit Is Sluggish.
Nanchesier, Englaad gulT 7-Althuueh
'he market Is sluggish a,mness prersils
aai there are erldenoes that the volume
% busiuess done dlrlns the last few
weeks has exceeded the estimates There
was fair iaQrlry last week. but n was
largely impractieHble TIE undercurreat ~
strength is ohisay due 10 the uncertaiBty
as 20 the condition and prospects - ne
growing crop. Moreover some makers Of
cloth pFe much better engaged snd ;here-
Tore harder o. deal with Nevertheless
st'iLr h'anrars are uus4tsfnEfUrF and the
i@uuas are ldic u Is asserted that cerra q
Amerg8n drils recently sold and freely
offered acre hare Daa hren withdrawn
the bone demand suffring 70 absorb he
supply, Nsrt SELLERS complain OF the dffa-
r1ltT q securnE business snd ussrs are
pfsslraasfe. There vas slightly hefter
lnqniry Tor shlRping garns snd some s-on-
- magnitude
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

fthHf inle ana quarter -Exrelsta.
Eesi Alassz Jos HARRY Preston loI Cresf
Lrya.iap Prince s.
selling, 2-year-ol5 mai5ens. ave fli-'aac-
= 4pprytei leI. Louis NEsnpr IQ1: McCass
aeF hed Ilp l05. Brsau. Gt5Eei lute1
yuila Juakla. LaatFecr 90; Slr Maia mi
par niie--s2m Fulien ITO. FavoatGs i9-
w brewr. JotE Bright 100 Ma3or ulxou
cTwecd a5
siK fnuoaE George Arnold Il9: Iaroa
~ doufsnlc- lssncehim ia: lmin~E i'a
Hrad y lter. Seabt Baney Bbs 1l7 T4r
hath lln Theory i07' scribe Ainim TIL
HdHEn SO
Nile aBd nitr yaris pisseute- u.s. Sne
eshe 20; Iae Nonqueror n Jos; Seatle' Lilr
lVS. Fanhcirfb b. io4. AuthF4tye To-
Mise and qp2rref Prince Rlazts Hrhu!
lo> Rug Nellie ~ q " W SIS Aeea-
dfrs IS
Cie8r aud fast
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suMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPoRTANT NEws.
STATE

5clhn EnHn. prrro. was ri0Fn the
death pennlty fot rnps ln me aiHHiri
csTI1 AZ Mrrnr
A suit tor dnnages hsrnust n
ppnilF nBatsd meal hhs been euierel
REg3nsd az Ausfin restaurant
bpr srAs fauEli nenr GollndF as
result ~ whth Alf Iutf l. dend
Sum Smith Touug nHn WIS shot
pna llled ar Waco VS. FaEHte Stew
art whose rom be hnd entered
flights n fuDdanros near snn An
iG-8o reEulfnd az two men being Killed
Hud two nfhers fRnlly weundea-
CaEgdo Cfraez is 70 es given
SPEEDY srfnl on the Charge Of tuuraer
81 Ennzales
dusn &orha hss rern1tei mo now
'sngs Mls cllinanr,s haa nothing to
o. with tbe murder o. her husaBn0-
TAe euninr weet IN Bnaumont shoul1
Sf D bnsy tre
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Mss Eva NJ. Reed Killed by Tar
ST Lonis,. July 7-Wbi'e sketchli;i
the tracks AZ the Darlington railroll
mile aud half from Louisiana, No 7
Eva n Reed, assistant librarian q
MisSnarl botanical garden. and
known writer Oh botanical and seols'
subjects. was run over and 'ns'a
killed ny passenger train late tbs q
noon
Miss Reed was IS years old. 81
connected with the Missouri hotauiet
den as inoeTer and assistant hhraIai
more than ten years.
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A STRIKE ORDERED.
u HI CornpFcate Matters a, the An
nuaI Settlement.

u tri NomPlcate Matters a. the an
nual Settlement.
Flushurs Pa JHly IA complication
las Sglsen wAioh may haye aa Imports 81
effect on the action Go be taken az the col-
fersuee beginning "Wednesday between the
Anal eaulated Asseciaiiou 81 Iro1. Steel ana
Ta WORKERS sind representatiYcs ~ the
sAee, Sreel aad stecl Hoop companies II
settlc the wage sesle.
ON saturday twelve mer were discharged
ffcm ihe Welsvil'e 0ans steel plAaL an
underlying coiupsny % the United States
steel cooperation No reason was rire1.
bui ihe men say % Was because the d..
chltea men we've known 10 have bees
eruNr pa uniouizing tPe mlll. President
sraaet nl f.'e 4In lramatra association has
issued q order calling upon aiI uniuh men
ln tAf mIl is strike touic-rngc III IS ae
lcTmiue1 "a - the scale i9nsi he signed fer
nA mills alike. and wiii take ~ chances
on q setfi' mept % the existing TROUBLES bf
the conference Ca be held hers this wei K
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

a rresirtsisar syuoa Is 10 bF ssiHo-
Hsbed ir Mrxleo.
uhars Is FleniF % idit mooney % Lon
don but Trading on the Etcek raehnnas
Ans hetz very siutt
Germhn irusinass Wus hHdly affected
By the failures
There o. a deadlock in CubH o1aer ne
Era lui1E a She u3eciorsl inw.
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MoVENENr q ocEAN VEssELs.


Port ss Ia July ARRIVED: Excel
t.ar Anne f-. Hsvanz.
>.a 81 Hin smJ for New YorE
iatt N0- fnr puerfo Cprtes. Breforl.
Na" f.l N.iia Stiilwgtef CAM icy Earss
ihr IHrr S-Giau tAm.l for Hsstng
a1fRfrp. AfslYed NaIerlsud from sew
No-a
1'arHr Arrived Trave Geaos and VA
I.r- N-r York
Iaiia -.1si1- Arrived WaeSIan8. frugl
e. tIp0rI' CORES % GLASGOW ald Liverpool
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

London. guiy Z Tue ArEfntinc minisrer
90 6Wal Rritain, Florepeio Domlngnez is
said % have received Telegram from
haenos Agrcs. dstel yuig q asserting thar
ilhfrc has brru s complete cessation 81
tests agaiust the lAil which thp Arreniims
E,Nelnmeat has funouncea us inte8hon 10
. ithdra " tt'r the uni1carion Of the Ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
Ths MaIn.lar d lhe MsdLsIns -

The Mainsiay Of the Medicine Chest
Az Diuretic Beverage. wolfe's Arc
matte schiedam schnapps has won the
highest reputation throughout the en-
tire world and the Endorsement Of ply
sicians and nurses everywhere. For
more than sixty years II has been the
rnsinstay Of the household medicine
chest II is an appeiizing tonic, and
thoroughly efficient in acute and
chronic kidney. Bladder and Liver
Troubles. rheumatism. Dyspepsia.
Langnor and General Debility. The
Genuine from all Druggists and Gro
GERS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

ifirIrs lmfnard d 8esd
The Chfasiian HraenEtreff heid srr-
Fa'ui meetings 81 cineiunnii. ruuiurn hua
saldiy.n N4ec wmmed hrains iHitn
pcraDc, D. diat3 ana tclmeca
me Cadn deisrria-s are nlrsaaF siarn-
isiing fm adaantass in lbs eoHjnr con.
1ertinn
One 81 ght nf~ EuasBs tgnor law.
zyas aeciared uncgmeiltutlanai tg a
slnF
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H1n mis- week oal fut bearing 90
TrtfoEuu rutEB
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NQW nF dear said the letter ear
rlers wife '.here are my last s5fnr,ey's
shifi waists, They wiz 30 VERY Wei Cor
Fhp y reaf rn gcrr rounds, and I ..an nss
onfs e SET nyses sone .. ne latest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

ChicaEo. july 1.-THE Brnoti7r Tea Ynt
won essiiy edsy hy perfect fielding Gar.
inr hHss running and 'ueky hitting AZ.
trr5auee cs91
Sfure-- Y "a 81
ChicaEo .....-.- .qAl 100 lO0-- @
BROOKLYN .... ore On 1oe- ~ Il
wad6esi ara Kahoe, Riison and Farrell
Cincinnati 3nly Two bases on halls.
sscrihef PAiilips double and Beenrys
s,nEle zlsqWed ne locals 10 pan the game
cut - the Ere in the eighth lnnlag today
seore- r 81 D.
CinrinnsfIt ..---...-. 100 0fg f3s- 30 81
New York ...s...a. -a3a ng1 OIL b
Philips and Bergens noheny and Bower,
E1an.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

Bet Tor raeumatisla. Elmer & Amends
Prescription No. 2S5l- Celebrated on rs
merits fof many ehectnai cures ~ r.
schmidt heustqa. Texas. sole agent
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Wecs Is inlr-oviro.

Havana. gulr The condition of Ge--
eral MQod- Who has been suffering from
typhoid fever, Is row mrea Improved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

Better for the Blood Thar Ssrsapsnlls
isista Groves Tssssisss cali T iSsai =
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ssssssssssssssssesssssssssss

Of either buildings inr'uHnr rrohEblr fifty
residence buildinEB. were to.Gllr dpFtrayed
aud Pimbahlg 800 Persons wcr1 reneertd
hulnplnss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

Milwaukee Jaly THE home tesm re-
ee.yed Stacking Up today and the change
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- vEasAIlLEa "a.

Loss VIII Amount to q Considerable
sum.
Versailles, Ohio. July TINE loss by fre
which destroyed nearly the entire business
portion q tais town Nin reach several
handnra thousand dollars The Gre OF z.
lnstsd 10 an Oil mir and Is supposed 10
have been Of ineendiary origin. TEe iasuf
'xEee Is estimated about $4,000 A numbsS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

Dry moist. sesly letter. all forms Of
eczema Or salt rhsum. pImp,es and
other cutsn=ous eruptiOns proceed iron
humors. elyher inherited. OF acquired
through detective digestion and as
simIisiion
To treat these erupiions with drying
medicines is dangerous
The thing 10 DO is TO help The sys7
tern discharge the hurnors and to
strengthen /, against their return
Hood's SarsApsrssiA permasentiT eaTss J.
Q. Hines. Frn2ks. Ia. e ec1cmA- from whieb
h. had suffered for seaa time. and Nisi
Aiyink woiser. Bsx 21z AsgoaA. Wis. Of pin
pies % hsr fare and back and ehafed skin CO
kss bndr. b. Which she had been greHtly
troeblod There are more testimonials Ia
frser u sAis rssai msdissns than can =
rnksishtd.
ks0ossss SaF.saPas'fIEa
Premises p oup ard keeps the prom,
ise No Longer pu, Of treatment
BY sessls q iieod's .sday.
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loHENLoHg on WlLLI.'IIlEiNI.

Dead Ststesnlsn's Estimate 81 the EN-
peror Nc~ Published
Loncon. Jpif s-By far she most iufrs-
FstlnE comments upop the career Of Prince
Kpn HoheBaphe, many r0lHnns - Ehich
RppeIr 10 the Loaduz papers. are faose q
tie Z4zss' Para eosresp0scssL y. De
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08

ppserrarons taken ev Cutes state,
reu1zs- bureau al 6 O.. o. J5Ja 1sas-a
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MALARIA CAUSES BlLlOUSNEss b
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic rsrs&
the cause
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
CYCLING.
WALTHOUR EASILY DEFEATS FEM IN
A FIFTEEN-MILE PACED RACE
AT NEW HAVEN.

Nsw-Haven Conn. July 9o-At rhe Coliseum
board track tonight in 4 fifteen-me motor paceas
race Bobby" Walthour. Of Atlanta, easily de-
feated Walter S. Fem. OF Waterbury, Conn. IN
nearly every mile up TO the thirteenth WalthouF
lapped the Connecticut boy. On flying start Fenn
forged ahead and took the pole. The first lap was
the only one throughout the race in which he led'
Walthour rapidly cut out a swift pace, and soon
passed Fem.
From the first mile Fem was Tapped at regular
intervals but he kept on. and in the thirteenth mile
II looked as If he would be rewarded for wal
thour's pacing machine gave out Fem lmmeol-
atey called for more pace. Walthour. after losing
two laps tackled on behind his opponent. After
riding in this position for a mile. Fem offered to
change places with Walthour, but the latter would
not accept. On the last quarter of the fourteenth
mile Walthour cut out from behind the pace and
beat Fem and hts pacemakers in a sprint to the
tape At the finish the Sdutherner was six laps TO
the good The time for the fifteen miles was rs
minutes 54-5 seconds. The other races were for
amateurs The summary:
Half-nile handicap (amateurl-won by George Weber
Haven t65 yards) Time, 059.
(arnateur)-Won by T ]. Grady. Chico
pee. Mass: Danny Sullivan, NewYor. second. George
Schofeld Long Island. third; W c pobbns. East Orange
y. !. fourth Time. 250I4s.
Fifteen-rnie paced race-Won by Robert Walt
Atlanta Ca; Walter s. Fenn Waterbury. Conn.
Time. 26;05@<.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
BOSTON DEFEATS NEW-YORK.
CLEVER CATCH BY LONG WINS THE GAME
FOR THE BEANEATERS.

Boston July 20 (speciaD-Rather stupid playing
In the early part of the game reacted against the
chances of either team. Toward the close the
mines showed a disposition to improve in their
team work and a rafting running catch by Long
in the last inning saved the day for Boston Pit
finger quit in the seventh inning. when New-4ork
seemed to have an excellent chance to win. Willis
pitched out the game
Boston took the lead at the start, scoring run
on q hit by Slagle, Tenney's out, base on balls
and a steal In the fourth inning Boston made
the advantage 4 to o. Lowe hit safely and Long
was sent to first on called balls Moran's hit TO
left sent in Lowe Pittinger bunted safely, filing
the bases. Sagle forced Long at the plate Ten
ney to the rescue with a two-bagger to right,
scoring Moran and Pittinger Boston scored the
winning in the ninth hits by Cooley and
Long and Murphy's out
New-York did its first scoring in the fifth inning.
CAMEL hit safely and Taylor reached first on an
by Long Van Haltren's hit to left sent in
CANCEL In the seventh inning New-York looked
dangerous Taylor hit safely and scored with Van
Haltren the latters home drive the
right field fence After Selbach had hit safely
Pittinger retired. Strang was sent to first on
called balls and Hickman hit to left, filling the
bases Mcbride went to first on balls forcing in
Selbach. Then Willis settled down and New
York's chance was gone. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
BACK FROM HENLEY REGATTA.
PENNSYLVANIA CREW REPRESENTATIVE
SAY THEY WERE BEATEN BECAUSE
LEANDER MEN WE'RE BETTER

THAN THEY

With encoroiums their treatment i'm England
and Ireland, and with word to say about their
conquerors except that they better men, four
representatives OF the University OF PENNSYLVANIA
Henley returned the steamer Vaderland
Of the Red Star Line yesterday. They are Can
tain Arthur II. Flickwir. f. f. Ward, coach; r l.
Hart, graduate manager. and II. a. Fuller who
acted as advance agent. All say that their treat
ment the other side could have been improved
upon. and agree that the Leander crew beat then,
simply because they had experience and
rowed better than the Americans.
THE climate had appreciabe effect on our
men," said Mr. Ward. and they were fit to make
the race of their lives. But II was an undergradu-
ate against a graduate crew. The I,eander
club is made UP Of the pick Of the graduates of
oxford and Cambridge ana this means the best
rowing In England. Their average age ia
twenty seven or twenty-eight years and they have
been rowing since they were boys. developing the
muscles that needed in their stroke Our men
are seasoned as compared with them In the
Pennsylvania crew lve of the men have been row
ing for three years, two have been il for two
years-Nos. and land bow has had only one
year. What need to compete with I.eander is a
graduate crew, and think could be organized
But we were beaten fairly and because were
against better men. Nothing happened to our
boat and none of our gave out
What have you learned there that will helm
Jou in the future?" he asked.
Practically nothing. The English stroke as l
New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
NELSON oUTRIDDEN BY sT1NsoN.

Boston. July 3O.-"Johnny'' Nelson fell victim TO
'Will" Stinson's pedang tonight at Charles River
Park. in their twenty -fve-mile motor paced race
Stinson riding in fine form and winning in 1890
Nelson. so far. has been unable defeat Stinson
hut twice this season.
Nelson and stnson had the track to themselves
owing to the accident to Champion at Hartford
yesterday. which prevented his starting. One of
the best races the two men had ever ridden re-
suited. Stinson won by almost lap, but up 70
the twentv-third mile both had fought gamely, to
the delight of the 400 people present. Stinson led
for the first mile Nelson from two 10 FIVE miles in
elusive Stinson from seven to twelve inclusive;
Nelson from fourteen to twenty-one. and Stnson
from twenty-one TO the end. Nelson not
beaten decisvely until the end of the tWentyfourth
mile Both men followed the same tandems from
start TO finish. and not accident marred the