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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
DELAY AT HAVANA.
awaiting Instructions From WASH
instoH on Plat Amendment

awaiting instructions From Wash-
tnston ON Plat Amendment.
Havana, June ). The official inStruc-
liolls from Washington regarding the
llatt amendment have not arrived
The delay Il causing annoyance to
General Wood, us he lad promised that
INC convention would lave the letter
tuesday, and meeting had been call.
81 10 discuss tho document The moor
lllali service has long been complained
81 DN business men here. In this in
sthiicc II has brought the question to
the lorcihle attention of the military
authorities. II is said that a resump-
ton OF the Monday ana Wednesday
mail has been ordered.
The Conservatives arc not hopeful or
holding the t. who voted in favor or
~" resolution. Al several meetings
there has been discussion temjn. To
iiahilter the delegates. who believe
theN nave hot been used fairly. insist
me thai they acted in good faith ana
WIN Inc understanding HAT the Unit.
ed States would accept the amendments
~ passed, rho first draft was not sen,
~ washington.
~ We request Of President capotp
General Wood has asked Secretary
lt"o' II NE amendment could he mo-
e'aled With The explanations added fl
the clause. Secretary Root wired: ..Eo
i'etler accept il without" The renort
vas tiicn changed, the original amend.
tleht being accepted with the under
SUMMING that il would have Tho intcr.
P'iatiehs given by Secretary Roof
trllerhl Wood wired the repo,t "a
washington Sunday, il being tho irst
itll report sent out. Secretary Roof
''icsraph"d Tuesday, Just after the
convention voted, that Washington
c"',ld not accept the interpretations
and explanations.
~ q meeting of the IL il was said
liat General Wood told the committnn
up to the last moment that the Initial
States was satisfied.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06


kentuckian; Edmund l.. Moody, Howard
n. Wallace of the executive committee,
driving roadster
Others in the line We're:
Harry Botham, driving Black Della
ware; w. Il. Ashbrooke; S. i. Cooling,
Don; George w. Crow, Prince; James
q. McGomb, with Charles Daniels OF
Warrington, VA, rs his guest, driving a
very tall horse named Bob; Nj. ID. Cros-
san, Delight; w. III. Hollett; DIR. Ii. q.
Buckmaster. Maggie A.; Samuel Murphy,
.Ir.. brown cob Dick: Col. &. Parke Pos
Ties, Marine; eolored men driving horses
owned by lambert j. Foulk and w. q.
prnnypacker: Thomas @. Doud; Hiram
Merger and his children. Louis and Leon
ard. driving kentuckian, Florrie;
Clement A. Lippincott; Lester Is. Baylis,
driving his fathers fast black mare
Actn, which is in fine condition: j. w.
Walls. horse belonging to ]. Il. Carpen.
ter: L. H. Law; All n Smith, accom-
panied by Thomas Darlington; J. r..
Bradbury. accompanied by his little
daughter. Marie; Alfred p. Moore; Dan
icl Mcbride and A. J. Thurman; DIR. ].
: u
Lyman. with his little boy; Harry
Wright, accompanied by George II. Nc
Call: George y. Ward: Samuel ]. White
AMI his little daughter Julia; =. i. Oar
lington: Capt. Clarence II. Wood. Eli
mere, d palo Alto horse; William
MeaFns: w. w. Iobdell: William
Murnhy Harry J. Stoecklc with liay.
ard Thatcher. double: John r. Taylor,
tlollhlc: nr. james X. Mahaffy. double;
Melville Gamhrill, double; Joseph David
44l, loullc John G. Hartmann, double:
IT. G. Morgan; Thomas ], Talley and
5aartp: Gen. j. Parie Posiles, double;
r. II. Donovan: S. H. Young; Huxley
Ilnrvry ]. II. Kennedy: $. II. Wilson;
u. Martin. John Walls: Miss Eva
r. Vernon: Mrs. S. IT, Fonlk, driving n
rram4colorcd horse; S. II. Fonlk; Mat
thew Elliott and Miss Nellie Crow:
Thomas Early; r. G. Parker; Stanton
stock IA III horse: Mr.. q. A. Speer Of
Philadelphia. wearing handsome blue
"nwn, aid driving n beautiful black
'1,so. Nfr md Mrs J@SGe ITnnhv: y
nnnnrit accomr MED by William G..
I.4wren. Gcnrac IT Huber: William 7
trmstronc dvving Brnokland Chief:
George Chandler, driving w. IT. Church
mars X tharihc g.; James Armstrong;
y y. I'll liman: r. r Hickman. Edgar
Vernon aul his ehildren. Edith ana
norahv drivjna black pony stallion
Herbert Vernon. fiolcn and Bertha Arm
strong ard John Kr ntcr. driving pair Of
noHics: small boy leading pony colt.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT.
More Favorable Statement Issued
Regarding Mrs. Mckinley.


Washington, June 5.--The brightest
bulletin issued by the attending ply
sicians regarding Mrs. McKinley's CON
dition since her return to Washington
was given out after their consultation.
1t reported that her general condi-
ton" was somewhat improved but it
was remarked that it held ont nothing
definite for the future.
Mrs. Mckinley has been unable as
yet to take solid food, although ii has
not been necessary to resort to power
full heart stimulantS like nitroglycerin
since her return to Washington. Brandy
Is administered. Raw eggs and chick
en- broth are her food.
After the physicians had gone the
president, accompanied by Represents
tive Taylcr Of Ohio, who represents
Mr.. McKinlcy's home district in the
lower house. went out for STROLL
The president will not he able to be
Mt the Pan-American exposition mt Buf
falo on June 13, which was designated
ms presidents day.
After the abandonment of the north
western portion Of the presidential tom
the Improvement in Mrs. Mckinley's
condition inspired the managers of the
exposition TO hope that the president
would be able To Keep his engagement
mt Buffalo, but since returning TO Wash.
ington Mrs. McNinley's condition Inns
been so dangerous that il is considered
1ule TO speculate uDOn the DoSSibilify
of his leaving her FOR even As hours.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
ratarrh Cannot bc Cnrcd.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
'atarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and i'm order 10 cure it You must
take internal medicines. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di,
rectly ON the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Gatarrh Cure is not quack
medicine. II was prescribed by one of
he best physicians in this country for
tolrs, and is 4 regular prescription. II
Is composed Of the hest tonics known.
combined with the best blood purifiers.
citing directly on the mucous surfaces,
The perfect combination Of the two in.
srrdirnts is what produces such wonder
III results in curing Catarrh Send for
nStimonials free.
4. J. CHENEY 4 co, Props, Toledo, q.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family PINS are the best
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06

New York. June ). A remittance OF
100000 was cahled by The Christian
Herald to Rev. Arthur II. Smith III
Tien-tsin for the relief Of the China
famine sufferers. Other remittances
will be made from time to time. The
first step toward the relief Of the Shan.
81 famine sufferers will probably be the
sending of cargo Of food from Shang
hal, via Wnm and Hankow, TO the
head of navigation. river transporta.
ton being supplied by the provincial
nnNnrIInrS
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
THU EDDY LIBEL SUIT.
Testimony by the Plaintiff In the
Famous Case.
MANY QUESTIONS EXCLUDED.
Mrs. Woodbury. Declares Tint Frs,
Church Christian Scientists Be-
lieYc In the lnfailibiIity
of Mrs. Eddy.

Boston, June J. Mrs. Eddy is the
antocrat Of Christian Science ana has
full power over the church ana pub
fishing society" This WAS the dccla
ration with which Lawyer Frederick
W. Peabody. for the plaintiff. began
his argument in the Slau.noU libel suit
Of Mrs. Josephine Curtis Woodbury.
against Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy on
The question Of whether lie alleged Ii
bel was authorized by her 10 lie pub.
llsled IN 4 Boston paper lnne ., 1899
Tie courtroom presented the llSnal
scene, hundreds Of women being turned
away, disappointed. from the doors be-
cause there was only sufficient room in
side for Witnesses
Mr.. Peabody said, when Mrs. Ed
,dv desired the publishing company of
the society TO publish and disseminate
the teachings Of Christian Science as
Taught by her. she left ii 10 its dis
erection rs TO what SHOULD lie done with
IT,"
MI. Elder in reply said Tint Mrs. Ed
dy Lad relieved herself Of al power by
comforting il upon the trustees. and
the bylaws admit that II Is only OH
very important matters that size il con.
suited.
Judge Bell ruled that the testimony
Of Mrs. Helen NJ. Winchester given o..
this point could not stand. With H.
gard e letters which Judge grll haG
taken for decision rs TO their admis
sion. he announced that They should bp
admitted As evidence.
Mrs. Woodbury. was thon examined.
Lawyer Peabody al once plunged in
to III" mysteries Of Christian Science
~ referring T. letters from Mrs. Woad
bury 70 Mrs. Eddy ANA replies from
me latter. in which tile authorizations
". \. NJ. ana VI. 4. G were used. Nj
\. NJ. having been interpreted as mean.
mig malicious aniinal magnetism" thp
Spectators We're able 10 mike their own
application. although The lawyer used
merely he letters.
NJ. \. VI. nnh VI. a, G.
laking up Il communication from
Mrs. Eddy IN which she said that Mrs
Woodbury. Should remain outside ol IN,
First Church Of Christ until She hod
eeased 70 be controlled by If. i. NJ
counsel asked the Witness ii she hnI
ever practiced NJ. i. G.. which Is III
derStnea 70 mean malicious animal
control Mrs. Woodbury. SMILED n
size answered, No.
Al this point Il Question ~ H. M,
Noodlurg'S thil,rpa brought an III,
information fiat she Eas three !,
daughter of ~ son d " ana 4 -,
y wears I'D. ibe rulEort is ti.is a,ss
tl9n was rot apparent, Int ii ms H.
come known ii connection Wfta tiN
lrtal that alleSsci miraculous circ,Yni
SttihtGs u connection with tie birth d
one Of the sous haS sOnlc lo9rnr =,
the l'elnti0as Of Mrs. Woodbury. ane
Mrs. Eddy.
Mr.. Peabody. ii n,1rsttip9 III. a,..,,,,,,,
alton. devoted rGnshanlAn time i,
eliorts to show the rnletinns eXsliq.
between TIE followers IT Christian
Science AMI AIRS. Eddy. Al rerl.y NAM
the lawyers for Inc respondent inter
posed objections. Senc ~ These wo.
Sustained. Some were oyqrrilp,I NM
no matter which way tl.,, l3ei.ipn IN,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Hotel Kecncr shat

Littie Fails, n. y, June 5.-Sewol,
narVey' hotel keeper ut Grant, Her.
Inner county. drove on business 70 tbo
motel Of Sol Carnahan, in Wilmurt II
,ne northern part Of this county. There
ne met William Baxter who had bean
nrilklhs. Harvey it is alleged. ne.
cHsea Baxter Of alternating the nffac.
ions q ms wife The men had heat.
en luhrrel, which ended. it is chargad
IN Baxter's pulling a pistol ana Gu. '
:, ii" , The ball lodged in tie
, ~, ns,a, noWels. He is still alive. but
physicians say he cannot recover ~
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
HORSE SHOW
Continued From First Page.)

Third Duke, b. g, II, yrs; Clyde,
b T., II, s yrs.--Hnrtmann y Fehreh-
bach.
Green hunters.
First prize, $4,000. Second prize,
$500.
First Red Rock. ). e. 49,. 8 yrs.
Has. G. Mccomb. Driven by John Lei
per, whin OF Meadowhrook Hunt.
Second Sprig, b. m, 16, 6 yrs.--W. 5.
Hiifondcrffer.
Third Nancy Black. Ill. M, 15.S, yrs.
Margaret NJ. Esrey owner and rider
Fourth High Corporal, $. g., 161. s
WIS. Margaret NJ. Esrey. Driven by i.
81 Stackhotsc.
Florodora, sor. m, 16, yrs.-Oscar
Seelcy.
auckland. br. 8, 15.2 yrs.-Wm. Fl.
Dohan.
Corinthian Class.-Open to all hunters.
Horses ridden by members of hunt
club.
Special prize OF 500 in gold, offered by
Howard +. Wallace for the winner in
this class.
First prize. $4,000. Second prize, $500.
First Acid, b. M, 1G1, s yrs.--Dr.
Chas. 4. pohan. Ridden by Lcander
Riddle.
Second Trouble b. G.. 15.2. yrs.-Dr.
chas. 4. Dohan,
Third Fox. i. r., ISL, aged w. S
Diffendcrifcr.
Fourth Midnight, b, 9. 1863 yrs
Margaret NJ. Esrcy owner and rider.
Sky Pilot, ch. &, 15.3. -Poverty
Stables. Ridden by Daniel Ross.
Spring Eagle Filly, b. m, 15.1, aged
w. s. Dlffenderffer.
Nancy Black, bl. m, 1873, yrs.-Mar-
garct NJ Esrcy.
High Corporal, b. e.. 16.1. yrs.-Mar
garrt NJ. Esrey. Ridden hy Mr.. Stack
h0nsc.
auckland. hr. g, 1913, yrs.-Wm. IT
Dollnn. Ridden by Mr.. Riddle.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
TWO SERIOUSLY HURT,
DR.. Cole and Father, Amos Cole.
Injured in a Runaway.
Horse Was the Same One That Ran
Away With Peter L. Cooper, Jr,
Who Was Seriously Injured

While returning from the Horse SHOW
about z O'Clock last evening Calvin 4
Cole, the well known veterinary snrpeon
aud his father, Amos Cole, met win !
serious accident. The horse thew wa,a
driving took fright at Pennsylvania ava.
nue. and u. u Q. railroad bridge and ran
away.
Both OF the occupants OF the carriaoa
were thrown out and seriously Injured
they were taken to their home. No. Soo
Van Buren, street, in the Phoenix amin
lance. DIR. Cole had his ankle hurt he.
sides being otherwise injured. His father
had his wrist, knee, head and back in
jured and also suffered from shock.
The horse was the same one that ran
away some time ago with Former Attor.
ney General feter l.. Cooper, Jr. Mr..
Cooper had his ankle broken. Complica.
tions set in and he is now in very ser.
ious condition,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Root won.t san Tr,ns...

Washington, June D. The secretary
of war has determined 10 keep the
transports Of the Atlantic service. and
they will not be sold. as first contem.
plated. The board of army officers
made an investigation of The trans.
ports Sedgwick, Crook and Mcclellan
and appraised their value, hut also rec.
commended that they be retained by tho
government.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
LADIES VISIT CLUBHOUSE.
East Side Republican Associations
New Quarters INSPECTED.

The East Side Republican Associa-
toms new clubhouse 1t No 90i King
street, was inspected la I night by the
families and friends of the members.
q Though but two years old the assocla-
ton already has OF of the most com.
pete clnlhouhes in the city.
During the evening the wives, daugli-
ters and sweetheaits of the members
called. Tney were shown through the
building by members of the association
For some time they had been hearing
great things about the new clubhouse
and were anxinns to inspect the build
lig themselves. All the guests were
,,nnc', surprised to find that the I'm.
hers IN heir praise Of the new quarters
mad not exaggerated.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Dispute Over Ice Biil.

In Magistrate Bradlcy's court 4 suit
lGls inrn brought hs Edward w Allen
ascent aua master Of the schooner Dread.
not lsaiilst Lewis II. Duncan of New
'astle % recover 500 which he alleges
n due fn Goods sold ana delivered. 4
Ieal'iis i to take place next "Wednesday.
lif plaintiff alleges that Mr.. Duncan
"W"s hiln halahCe on IN it.n drat which
\ Is claimed on hrhalf Of Mr. Duncan
thu ic paid fol III hc received
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
onicers ofIafny,tteL ndaa

The following officers have been elect
td by l.afryelt" Lodge No. IA. 4. Il. 4.
VI. Iohn NJ Whtrman. w. NJ: Holm
G. Saunders. $. W., John q. Rehfus. j
W; William 7. LYMAN. treasurer: vii
lam =. Reynolds secretary; IT, W
owe. J. /. Robinson and II. j. Guth
rio lrtStnnS
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Many French ri.bcr,n,.n Yo.t

st. BricnN. France, .gnne ). Five fish
ing boats which went on il lishins.
cruise in Iceland waters have been
missing for two months and are nov
considered to have fennderpd III Il galf
April =. Their entire crews, nnnifirls
Ing IL men, are believed 10 have ,pr
ished. There is general mourning heat
ana IN the noighhoring Villages.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
The Pitt Trial Mt ManiIa.

Manila, June 4. Trstfying in Ills
own behalf, Harold NJ. Pitt, manager
OF Evans X Co, government contract,
ors, who is being tried on tile charge
OF improperly purchasing government
stores, admitted receiving from eX-Cat5
tain Frederick j. Barrows 10 eases d
bacon. but claimed this MAS recrivr..
as security for money advanced til Ear
rows
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Junior Roard lawn Fate

The Junior Board Of The Homeopathic
ti"snital will give 4 lawn fntr II ~.
r"siarn 9 of Mr.. and Mrs. T.inllcy G.
hrnt next Thursday evening. Supper
VIII hc served II ! o'clock ana later.
Nl"nn Chicken patties. drvted crabs,
l"ialo Sllad. tomato salad. ham. tongue.
TIT, coffee, iced ten. Strawberries. icr
cream, cale.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
BRoWNsoN LOST ANOTHER.
Fast and Exciting Game with Chess
ter Yesterday.

1t took the Chester baseball team
eleven innings to defeat the Brownson
team on the local grounds YESTERDAY
afternoon. The score was 8 TO 5 l., favor
Of the visiting team. 1t was by far the
most interesting and exciting game
p:ayed in Wilmington this season.
Burchell, who pitched the game on
Tuesday when the Brownsons were de .
feated by the score OF o to 2, asked to be
allowed to pitch again yesterday. He
was put in the box and lasted Just thr q
innings. In those three innings the
Chester team scored six runs and made
eight hits. In justice to Burchel it
must be said that II he had been given
good support several of the runs would
not have been made.
III the ttiid inning Bnrchell was taken
out Of tie box and "Billy" Day put in.
The score follows:
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
I.ccinrocitN plsc.,sn.a.

Detroit, June >. The session of liz
National Association Of Manulnctfrefs
was devoted to arguments from yafi
ons delegates for or against recipiocity
Inc consensus Of opinion seemed 10 III.
tliat some concerted action should il
taken by those present toward securing
y reciprocal trad" relation with foreign
countries,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Recital nj Ccntury f,,nh

Pupils Of the Wilmington school az
Elnutinn and Music will give its clos
lug recital NJ the New Century club next
Tuesday night. They will be- assisted liz
Master Ben Johnson celebrated boy So.
prnno Of Philadelphia. Miss Mary q
Thompson. pianuist. ana Howard Il
Crosby. yiolnist.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Chairee nj Manila

Manila, June ). Major General Chaf.
Zee and staff and two companies Of tn
Ninth infantry have arrived here on
the United States transport Sumner
from Taku. Tho general was received
with major generals salute. General
Ghaffee Will he General MacArthur's
guest at the Malacanang palace.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Hart Cohen Arrested.

Hart eohnn WAS arrested in Philadpl
Phia On suspicion q being implicated in
Z fobhrlE II the store Of Fine. T'ineIulr.
y G".. Marker street above Third on
May 9Th, when semn trousers. shirts
and Eosc We're sto!on Yesterday DEPUTY
sheriff Francis Went TO Dover to gct
fequisition papers for him.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Excursion TO Atlantic civ.

august 4 is the date fixed by the ON,
pl"Nes Of Augustine Paper Mills for their
annual excursion IL Atlantic City. The
paper mills excursion is always one Of
~" largest that goes ont Of the city dur.
NE me summer months. and this one
Will he no exception.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Wholesale shooting In Michigan.

Coleman, Mich, June 5.-Will Arnell,
who lives In Beaverton, shot and killed
his 6-year-old daughter, fatally wound,
ed his wife and was shooting nj his sis,
ter and Mrs. Samuel Dopp, who were
IN the house, when Mrs. Dopp's hus
Dand fatally wounded hin with r
charge from shotgun.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06

Toledo. o., June 5.-The Vulcan Iron
Company has acceded to the demands of
the Machinists' Union and the seventy
five machinists employed there have re-
turned to work There are but four firms
which still refuse to grant the demands
Of the machinists.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06

Hartford. Conn, June 5.--The Sig
Quincy Tool Company, Of this city, has
voluntarily decided TO put its factory on
II basis Of nine hours day with ten
hours pay About one hundred men are
benefited. The Hartford Machine Screw
Company's lockout will end tomorrow,
when 400 men will return to work.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Riotous Girl Strikers.

Passaic, n. j., June 5.-There was
another outbreak on the part Of girl
strikers at the Acheson Farden compa
ny's handkerchief factory. The police
arrested three Of the girl strikers and
one man who tried to rescue the girls
from the hands Of the police. The pris-
oners We're fined So each.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06

lenry IIoopes has brought suit against
: nl'nnhus Neil for possession of Tho
PREMISES, ~. 1912 West Second street
\ hearing was 70 have taken place ycs.
iefdaN. before Magistrate Bradley hut
2 continuance WIS granted until Monday.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
delaware Peace Soc;ctv

The D"lawar" Peace Society viii holf
4 meeting ~ Friends Schaol House hi.
evening. Resolutions will 10 offered
hort addresses made aud papcr read
on thr present situation Of liz, corntl,
and the RIGHT course 10 pursue now.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06

A car load of goods from John Wana-
maker Of Philadelphia, consigned to TINS
city, caught fire at the r., w. =.
freight station shortly after one O'CLOCK
this morning The fire was extingnitheo
by the Washington chemical engine
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Permit for New ,,we,,;nas

Contractor William VI. Connolly rot
y permit Yesterday from Building III.
simct'r Cassidy TO erect three two-story
rick dwellings on Columbia avenue west
" Van Bnr"n street. on Monday hr
I"l'l the h"lisc NJ, 11lf Maple street 10
Iamcs NcGplgan for 81 800.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
BROW NsON.
Bro1nson ........3 20l0O00200-
Chester ..............3 0 2 nNOO0l -

Summary Earned rms, Brownson 4,
Chester 3; three base hit, Maxwell; two
tase hits, Connor, Noblit.. Nexsqpss haze.
IN balls, by Burns, 3; double plays, King
to Setley, MulIin to Walker to se,ley;
hit by pitched ball, Conner, etiuck out,
nv Day, .; by Burns, |; by EvpIson
pissed balls, Common, l.; sacrliice hits,
aahar, King, Walker, Bonner; stolen
bases, Walker, Mullin Baker, Maxwell;
leit on bases. BrowDson <; Chester 7.
Time, 2.45. Umpire, Schultz.
Saturday the Brownson will meet the
trescents from New York, and on Mon
day thfy will 20 to Chester to play the
third game Of the championship series,
Day will pitch and victory is in sight.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Y. Nj. G. A. Anniversary.

The 50th anniversary Of tho founding
Of the Young Mems Christian .tssocia-
ti"n will he celebrated in Boston neyt
week. Delegates from This CITY viii NJ
tend.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Chiltirnns' Day Exerciscs

There will be children's day exercises
neNt sunday in several Of the local
AT Grace NJ. Il. Church The
cainhrafion will be held IN the morning
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Moonlight Exc,lrsinn

The Young Mems Republican Club will
CIV" a moonlight excursion 10 Washing.
Ion l'arli en- June &c. Arrangements aro
now being made.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
MACHINISTS TALK
ON LOCAL STRIKE,
Say That Two Shops Now Out Will Have
To Give In.
YESTERDAY WAS AN UNUSUAL QUIET DAY

committee met the bosses Mt the time
The conference did not re-
suit i'll settlement.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
The Nine=HOur Shops

The Nine=Hour Shops.
American Die and Tool Co.
Hilles and Jones Co.
Remington Machine Go.
Pusey and Jones Go.
Delaware Hard Fibre Go.
George w. Baker & Co.
Jackson and Sharp Co.
Trump Bros. Machine Co.
A. i. Henderer Sons.
Chicago Electric Hoe Co.
Nayelty Machine Co.
Walker and Elliott.
F. +. SlOc0mb & Co.
B. +. Shaw Co.
Belts Machine Go.
Standard Tool & Machine Co.
Diamond State Steel Go.
Delaware Machine Co.
Not Yet AcCeded.
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.
j. Morton Poole TO.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
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