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The times., 1901-05-20

Two-base hits-Genins. 8; Holmes, Beck.
Sacrifice hit-Beck. First base on balls
OF Sievar, 4; off Moore, 4. Hit by pitcher
Holmes. First base on errors-Cleve-
land, 2. Left on bases-Detroit II; Cleve-
tanu, .. s1ruck out-By Siever, 2: by
Moore, 3. Double plays-Elberfeld, Glea-
son, and Dillon; Beck. Shay, and La
Chance. Time of game, hours. Umpire
-ShC ridan.
The times., 1901-05-20
How the Clubs Stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN.
Detroit DemornIized by Errors MT
the Opening of the Game.

DETROIT, May 19-Detroit lost todays
game to Cleveland by three bad errors
in the opening inning. which demoralized
the pitcher and disheartened the team
Genins' three two-baggers were the fea-
ture. The score:
The times., 1901-05-20
Games Today.
american League.

american League)
Athletics a t Washington.
Baltimore at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland
(National League)
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York
Cincinnati at Boston
The times., 1901-05-20
HIT FROM THE START.
Chicago Wins From the Brewers in
the First Two Innings

CHICAGO, May 19.-The home team hit
Dowling so hard in the first two innings
today that the game was practically won
then. The score:
The times., 1901-05-20
Columbia baseball team defeat~1

The Columbia baseball team defeaf~'
the Giants yesterday by the scor
to g. The feature of the cOntes
the fast work of the Columbia
The Columbia team desires to a
games with District teams averagir
teen or seventeen years of age. The l-
ager is Joseph SimonOskie. 70 d --.l-
northeast
The times., 1901-05-20
WINDOW SCREENS.
l4C.
Espey's
1910 Pa. Ave.
SCREEN DOORS,
65C.
1nIA pn Arn
Amateur Baseball Players.
1910 Pa. Ave.
1910 Pa. Ave.

The Navy Yard Marine Corps baseball
team defeated the District Engineers yes
terday afternoon by a score of Is to s, at
the FOur-GIiie Run grounds. The game
was witnessed by a large crowd The
Marines played a good. clean game. and
were able to hit the ball whenever they
pleased Two dozen hits accrued to their
credit before the game closed. Maxwell
did the twirling for the Marines, and held
the Engineers down in good shape. Tur-
ner did good work at the other end of
the naval battery. The score was:
r II. E
n. Y.M C.2O o O43 80 5lS "a 5
Dist Eng. 1 Z 0 0-S II 9
Batteries-Maxwen and Turner; LOTUS
and Fulcher.
The times., 1901-05-20

The Arlington Baseball Club defeated
the Mount Vernons yesterday by a score
of p to ;. The features of the game were
the pitching Of Creighton and the good
batting and fielding of the Arlingtons.
The ArlinStons manager is Arthur
Creighton. l. Street northwest. who
would like to arrange games with teams
OF the District averaging seventeen years.
The times., 1901-05-20

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grand children of hloodwa ted
dreadful mldy.
as the vital powers begin to slight bse
nd the
ule sharp shooting
healing The
poisoned blood and
build blood heals
SIS directly
OF Greenwood s. c. writes blood,
sans medici of
which aid s.
Degaa TO supported
and but
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blood
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which will
advice and
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The times., 1901-05-20
In THE BASEBALL WORLD
GnmeN Yesterday.

(AmcriCan League)
Cleveland II; Detroit, 2.
Chicago, IA; Milwaukee, 3.
The times., 1901-05-20
''iN7' -'''"'-'' % IL II l.
Batted for Garvin in ninth.

Chicago ..........3 ) 2 8 0 x-14
Milwaukee ....... / 0 0 O. 3
The times., 1901-05-20
RefrigeratOrs and Ice Chests.

An ample stock to supply all
Washington. The newest and best
makes are here. Cleanable, dry air
Refrigerators. Ice Chests in all
sizes and shapes, at the very
lowest prices.
The times., 1901-05-20

The Dairy Farm. the Accommodation
Train. and City MiIl<mnn-EhOrts
of the Health Department to Pro
tect Herds and Check AduIteratiOn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
SCIENCE AND INVENTION.

Military automobiles Of different types are now being CON
structed IN all the leading countries OF Europe ma
chimes of designs have lately been ordered by Ger
army Among these light six-pace vehicle which
has in front and the other disposed on each
side OF small drawing table which maps, etc. can be
spread out
The weight of electrical machinery proportion to its
has been studied by Herr Seefehner result of
his observations which he has collected from eighteen
terent tends show that up to size the
increasing capacity but for higher capacities weight per
unit OF power is very nearly constant
The report OF committee to the Franklin institute on
the use of granite nsuator electrical purposes has
been published Granite chips cacined and powdered
fedspar and kaoln added with make plastic mix
and the nodded objects heated to 1000 degrees Fahrn
he and glazed The produce, absorbed per water
III 1t crushed 1000 pounds square inch showed
tensile strength OF pounds square inch and sample
OF size not stated had insulation resistance of eight
megohms.
1t well known that wasps do much injury to fruit and
complaints have been this from many quar-
tiers in this but appears that the possible injury to
fruit by bees has been the subject exhaustive invesga
ton by the California experiment stations The
arrived at that although the bees
constructed that they might for both eating and in
urng fruit all the evidence obanabe points to the fact
that is seldom that any injury done this coun-
try the bee has rarely been accused of doing any injury
fruit hut in the igowng districts premiums are offered
for the destruction OF wasps
NJ O. Leighton health inspector of Montcair ~ L. de-
elares that he has found bacteria be quite abundant in
CLAW that has been used and reused modelling schools
An attempt to serse the clay showed only efficient
way OF accomplishing this by the of superhcated
steam under OF fifteen twenty pounds for forty
hive minutes The species OF bacteria identified
which occur in formations Sterile clay then
lated with the bac OF typhoid dphtheria and tuberculosis
study OF the clay showed the typhoid be alive
'hrywo days and the diphtheria and tbercle be still
alive in eighteen days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
ouEER NOTIONS or HONOR.

No conclusion the court of inquiry may eventually
to will obscure the that in spite of the loon
it described before Santiago, the Brooklyn had the
most to do with the destruction Of the Spanish fleet
And speaking of loops it from the testimony the
court has been hearing that it makes great deal of
difference in passing opinion upon them whether or
not judgment is being rendered by friend or critic
of the descrber thereof Furthermore II appears from,
this same testimony that the high notions of honor
naval officers take pride in can become remarkably
warped on occasion,
Take the testimony of the officer who said that he
had frequently written magazine articles that appeared
with the names of prominent naval celebrities signed
thereto, for instance. What estimate must be placed
upon the word of man who openly confesses to hav-
Ing been party to fraud? And what are we to think
of those superors of his who unhesitatingly consum-
mated that fraud by claiming the authorship of matter
which the public read under the assumption that they
had prepared 1t, only TO be deceived
How can the honor OF the navy concern men no two
of whom have yet been able to come within two days
OF agreeing on the time eght-day supply of coal
should last, and who have varied from one TO fonr
miles in estimating distances OF less than two thousand
yards? What the value of testimony tending to send
out TO vessel that leading the attack on the
enemy and received the most of his fire? How is the
truth to be sifted from its opposite in statements made
by men who admit having taken part in the drawing
OF false charts who prepared statistical tables de-.
signed TO create and damaging Impressions,
and whose memories so treacherous that harmony
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Tried to Excuse Him.
New York Times,

New York Times y
Seated in the smoking of the Holman h's" {
other evening the brothers Frank and Nlnm ~,
sons Of the late playwright Charles Gayler Inc a'
with his name of gray hair and his dignihed oea'Dt
man who always attracted attention wherever nc W.
was about this fact that the conversation between
ers grew reminiscent.
Il remember father took with him on uR !, q
the Southwest" said Frank, when / was quie '- 4,
Tie was at the time advance agent for Barnum -
were seated together Sunday morning IN 'n' = F.
hotel in Little Rock Ark when a gentleman ~ M
guished bearing approached father and inroducsu
justice of the supreme With mueh GEM 40
at the time adrotness the judge endeaVoleu 4. II,
the business that accounted for fathers presence ! NJ
and with what deftness father evaded the GvesA "a ~
to intensity the old fellows curiosityl Finally nv d
induced the hotel clerk to open the little oea
the cafe, and invited father to join him in
Unable to contain himself longer, the asN'n'-
came plump out and asked - bra
What particular line of business, san "
if you will not consider me too mpertnent san 81
Father smiled in anticipation OF the shOes 81
would follow, and, drawing himself to his fui NF
than six feet, said solemny; wsa a.
Sir, | am advance agent for the gfeale'' saw
p. I. Barnums circus, sir .,m,nt n
The old judge appeared nonplused for el;rJ,:
looking father from feet to head, ask MAJ
What drove such as you to H. s4H'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Of recollection with regard to most stirring and inn
pressive events is impossible among them?
Singuarly enough lack of frankness, contrary to
the popular estimate of naval officers, has character
lied most of the testimony far offered. Conflicts
have arisen in accounts of apparently plain transac-
lions obscurity of Judgment has manifested sef
where to the ordinary land lubber for varia-
ton can be seen. Yet the inquiry has far proven
advantageous to Admiral Schley, and the Philadelphia
North American draws the following deductions there
from:
1t is clear that schleys delay in leaving Cenfuegos was
due entirely lack OF information that should have been
conveyed him. Captain Jewell for instance, the
mander of ship in his contradict Of
Scheys statements, burtcd that he gave Commodore
Schey information whatever and did not even visit the
flagship Yet he supposed to be of the eyes of the
fleet and his chief duty was to ascertain facts and commni-
them to the commander
minor but very interesting point in the controversy
parsans Schcy and Hodgon and ephacaly repudated
by odgson turns out to have taken place the bridge OF
When the Iowa started for the the navigating Of
fcer shouted
ran up the bridge where the navigator was, and
asked Where the devil is the Texas2'
Let Philip look out for the Texas" said and I went
the Texas and he then the Brooklyn crossing the
bow Of the Texas and the latter ship backing dangerously
Iowa enough to allow the Oregon to through
which she did.
Evans Evidently cooquy between Evans and his navi-
eating officer used either in Ignorance malice the
basis Of one of the most persstenty reiterated charges
against Schley
There was a time when the North Americans as
sumption that any statement had been used in ignor
ance malice" in naval circles would not have held
good, but that time seems to have passed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
SOME PosTscRIPTs.

In commercial sense, Porto Rico is almost entirely
without forests.
Baltimore Gamers say there never was such boom in
canned goods now
Vast nickel deposits the largest the world have b.en
located in Southern Oregon
London SPECTATORS say the supply dried fruit for the
coming season will exceed all record
Western railroad managers are putting on more trains
to accommodate increasing passenger traffic
The expected increase in the worlds visible coffee snnI
this autumn is estimated 100000 bags
The principal wheat growing States of Australia are Vic
toria South Australia and New South Wales
Berlin Germany, is to be equipped with Chicago tele
phone system which has been under fifteen months
Before his departure from Divonne the khedive bougbt
number OF Swiss cattle He also purchased two St Bed
dogs. o' D''S'u
Two hundred carloads Of steel have just sent to sun
plant the wooden bridges in the Sacramento CANYON C
fornia. N1''0'i' Oan-
Queensland in Australia grows great quantities Of sugar
oranges. F aias ana
he Koreans as people better deyeloped obi.,,
IMAM the Japanese They taller and mentally are b.i
endowed arc "oeraiiy
a harvesting machine firm in the West has made an ,
mobile grass mower than twenty-five acres of s. -
h'ne hours using hvefoot sicee bar
western Australia has only small acreage under o,on,
anu grass In iS9S99 the total OF cereal erops-bea, h
ey' oats ana maze--was 9sI,4a3 bushels
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Ten Acres and a Cabin.

New Orleans Picayune
movement has been started in Virginia for the benefit
of the population which more real merit
IN " than the bulk OF the phanthropie schemes which have
been put forward during recent The on the
settlement plan and the hiftes will present but little at
traction 1t is proposed to lay off plots upon each
OF which will be erected comfortable fourroomed cabin
and sell the the nstamen plan to such of the
may be better themselves They will he given
practical instruction in farming under the tuition OF an ex
pert from the institute Hampton There is one proviso
however to the scheme which will tend keep the settle
ment together Any OF farm who may wish to
quit must sell the promoters The idea originated with
with Dr. R. f. Jones OF Richmond and several wealthy ne
groes associated with him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Morals In Motley.

New Orleans Harlequin.
pretty woman does not need pretty ". = ,siir
The voice of the slanderer is as the hsslns liz. d
The clock ticks the music to which is SCI ~
marching hours. -, thas 2
The poets write of the angels who WEEP ~ ~
some fat little cherubs who laugh i,,d tic Ecr
The master painter is the artist VINO pa'A u.
eooIs and the sky overhead with blue "a The sra4 y
The faith OF girl, the hand OF irsn ss ths saHs'
bird, earth's green and child's laughter arr
work and wool Of the verses of the poet-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
A Striking Contrast.
Wilmington Messenger.

Wilmington Messenger.
The foreign element is weak in the South, OF all the
States there are fewer foreign born North Carolina than
III any otherTony little over 1000 in ALL Mississippi
makes similar showing with 5000 In both states ,hsr.
are some thousands of foreign parentage We do not
North Cardinals figures bust Mississippi $500 of foreign
parentage but born in this country OF the foreign
porn N North carolina conduct themselves we'll The Hart
ford Comm Courant says and what contrast 10 cond
lions IN the South oi the 7Is47s men OF voting age in
eigan aosI5s are foreign horn and 6ss5z more Of
loIelgn parenage On the so67o4 such Minnesota
seioso are foreign born and I57Os& of foreign par
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
soME LEADING EDITORIALS.
YELLOW JOURNALISM.
From the Nashville News.

From the Nashville News
W. have received the following letter;
Ed;,or of the Nashville Daily News, Nashville Ienn -
New York Sept a4.Dear Sir Will you kneiy shsm vr
h fIoung question: Is the New York Journal, VI yUI.
opnoh' Seo Mn. ]. ScHwARrz,
oO'se' ia Fifth Street, New ork City'
W. bould be delighted to give Mr.. J. Schwartz cate
porica answer his question # he had thoughtuy syn
,n definition of what he understands yellow journal
h However as we have this rather silly term used
:. ,ss such great variety Of meanings, we are com
., 90 into the matter more length. The term yellow
largely been appropriated, term OF abuse or
nj successful rivals by editors possessed OF larger STOCK
- ~ add malice than of ideas and words to express them
sine the borrid murder OF the late president this term oil
elov journal has seized upon by every republican
manor in the country and by hybrid corporation organ
aeoueradne in democratic colors to Willy the New Aork
Journal and manufacture prejudice against 1t by claiming
that is an advocate OF anarchy and responsible LOT tue uee
Of the miscreant Czogosz The New York sun the San
Esco Bulletin and the St Louis Globe Democrat have
been leading in this crusade OF lying AS matter OF tact
what is worrying republican papers not the Imaginary
anarchy nj the Journal but its very real and damaging ex
- f republican raseay and of the light it has cast on
the terrible danger which conons the country from the cap
re bag and baggage of the republican party by the men
who have organized the great monopoes they call trusts
Herein lies the sin OF the Journal and Of all other papers
which dare to tell the truth political matters The Journal
Is great newspaper has money ability and enterprise,
and il is making an invaluable ghtwe say invaluable ad-
the democratic principles OF equality and justice
1t had the power lay before the people the inquiries
which we're being pcpeated in high places and it has used
yellow journal may be- do not know if the New York
Journal is one but above opinion Of that paper
can be of anv value to Mr Schwartz shall be than
pleased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
A Poor Remedy for Anarchy

Louisville Courier Journal
me SUGGESTION by John W. Mackay Of the vipanc. cor,
ana hanging by mob law as remedy for srarch
ue better than anarchy itself The doctrine Mat ill.,
tur n,v - b 'a nomeopahss put it sms smbus euran
aoS may be good for the bite fguratiy.v h., a o. the
cure awesnes' theory which should sas a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
The Same Mistake.
Atlanta Journal.

Just the mistake is made in giving OF Eu
rope absolute freedom in this the they ar
rive as was made in giving the negro the the ballot the
moment he became free Neither this sudden
grossly abuse il. S'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

WIEN the people of Houston voted the bonds
paving purposes they that they wanted the
paved uncertain time in the future but speed
lily possible have done This being true they
the contracted for should be finished by early the
coming year when travel begins this way. The ap
parent hitch between the council and the company
with regard the character of rail be used should
permitted to retad the work of paving II there differ
real differences they should be promptly adjusted
There for undue sbbornness either side
and public sentiment WI look kindly when the city
progress is being unnecessarily hndered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
THEY CAN'T DO IT.

THEY CAN'T DO 1T.
From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
There arc signs of the revival of the old spirit Of anag
onism toward womauknd. Dyspeptcs calling themselves
exact scientific striving with might and main to
drag down from the lofty pedestal 10 which she has
been elevated in the estimation of man,
After seeing her her way through countless obstacles
by her foude faith her enaciy of purpose and her
adorable amiabiy the iuatured savants are now doing
their in defiance of her history to stamp her
inferior creature They measured her brain and found
that small They have analysed her intellect and
found that it deficient They declare that she is incapable
OF thinking properly Of forming logical conclusions They
asperons upon her taste by holding that she has
sense OF symmetry or harmony.
They say her sight hearing and touch less keen than
mans that she lacks decision has power of invention
and that her moral perccptiye faculties suned. They
deny her the possession OF those virtues which all right
minded regard the highest attributes OF her
These iconocasts evidently intent upon utterly smash
every ideal that eza the lover that inspires the hus
band that enraptues the young that comforts the old
But they can't do it, Thank heaven, they can't do it,
They and again but when they done the ped
estal will still be there and the idol will still be upon
COMPULSORY VOTING.
From the Washington Post.
The ST. Louis Republic appears be mildly in favor of
the adoption Of system OF compulsory voting OF
course that does not mean that citizen who is determined
exercise his right and perform his duty the
sovercies OF this republic shall be forcbly to the
polls and compelled ballot hat might be found
mpractcabe The compulsory voting which the Republic
commcnd5 is limited the imposition OF penalties neg
iecng Our St Louis contemporary cites the OK
perience OF Belgium this line OF electoral reform 1t
states that previous to 1897 about per OF the
of Belgium remained away from the polls very small num-
Der considering the density Of population In that year the
Belgium lawmakers passed making compulsory on
every qualified his ballot every election The
percentage of abscntee has been reduced III The fine
imposed not exceeding twenty-five marks In some cases
the voting privilege suspended for ten years Meanwhile
IL .,ffrf dor t.t,, 81
hold official position any proposition He
actually barred from enjoying privilege that he neglected
The elecor who neglecs to especially the one who
habuay abstains from voting wrongs himself his fell
Iowcitzcns There three times many Americans in
proportion to the total number of stay away from
the polls there Bcgans before the reform was ns
tued But may be doubted il any good results would fol-
low the enactment of compulsory laws Still the experiment
might be worth trying in States of its general
praccablity How would it do for the State of Missouri
compulsory voting law cities OF the first class
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

CoNsDERtSG the number of times the of Abraham
Lincoln have been moved should write up his
the warning Shakespeare had the foresight prepare
for his last resting place Cursed be he who
these bones"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

UNEASY lies the head that the Yesterday
King Edward VII had the rheumatism today he has the
bago is reported in the dispatches that he will
very likely have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

SAMPSON has the name OF strong man. but when he alb
ented himself from Santiago he was not Schey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

TnrpEs many slip tween the cup and the lip, Sir
inton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

President ROOSEVELT the ex-rough rider riding rough
y the scalawag republican politicians of the South
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

TEXAS is the greatest State in the Union. Beyond any OF
the others it pour oil troubled waters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

VIM Crane out OF the rnnning then what shall we Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

THr horn OF the hunter and the bait of the fisher
by the least important their parapher-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

WnEN JOY endures Tor a night weeping comes in til,
morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

SHApRAcH, Mcshaeh and Abednego were in no hotter
place than the hobo in Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

THE advantage of the Schley of inquiry Is that
comparatively small expense the government affords
Fighting Bob Evans chance fight all his battles over
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

bloody fight is reported TO have taken place Beirut
this is but the beginning Christian nasacres similar to
those by the Hurds few years ago-Or0Hge Ciiiecn.
The unspeakable Turk has the habit of being guilty
tons that cry aloud heaven Some day the powers will
combine and after chassement put him per-
manent police surveillance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

WuAr excellent vehicle for an copemeut is the new
flying machine.