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Evening star., 1901-07-30
ELY SIGNS WITH MACK.
Will Play First Game In American
League Tomorrow.


League Tomorrow.
A heavy shower came up at Cleveland
yesterday about an hour before the time
for the game between the C1evelahds and
Philadelphias to be called and flooded the
base ball grounds. Managers Mack and Nc
AIeer held a consultation and decided to
call the game OF. They talked over the
question Of having "double-header' today.
McAleer wanted to play two games bad
ly as when the Athletics return to Cleve-
land again It will be in September during
the Grand Army encampment. when base
ball patronage, It Is figured. will be light.
But Manager Mack refused. because he
said his team was not In good shape for
"double-headers' at present.
In an interview last night at Cleveland
Connie Mack said
"I have signed Ely, the shortstop re-
Gently released by Pittsburg, to play short
stop for US. He will Join us tomorrow
night and play in the first game against
the Bostons at Philadelphia on Wednes-
day. Ely will strengthen our team great
ly, az he h far from being q dead one.
Several clubs In the National and Ameri-
can leagues were after him, but he pre-
ferred to come with us,
II refused to play ''double-header,' to-
morrow because have an eye to the fu-
ture. The Athletics viii b at <hsir best
Evening star., 1901-07-30
TAYLOR DEFEATS FEM.
COlOred Boy Continues to Ride In
Winning Form.

Major" Taylor. the colored cycle rider
OF Worcester. Mass. duplicated his victory
Of Saturday. when he beat Frank Kramer
at Manhattan Beach In the half-mile
circuit championship. in similar event on
the indoor ten-lap track at the Madison
Square Garden. New York. last night.
Kramer was defeated in the semi-f1nal
heat by w. s. Fem. who met Taylor In
the final heat. Taylor won by three-quar-
ters of a wheels length.
The one-mile professional handicap was
won by Hardy Downing Of San Jose. Cal.
owen kimble Of Louisville, KY. was sece-
ond. and Jack Coburn Of Newark, N. j.,
third.
Walter Bardgett OF Buffalo won the one
mile race for professionals in the 2 10 class
Jed NeWktrk of Chicago finishing second.
James Moran Of Chelsea, Mass, easily
defeated Arthur Ross of Newark, N. J., in
a hve-mile motOr-paced match race.
Evening star., 1901-07-30

which might incite the crowd to riot
very near came to blows. Players say 1t
was Clarke's play to have moved up to
second on Beaumont's long fly to Keeler
In right. Clarke failed to get back to first
In time to get start for second. and when
he was afterward called out by Emslie on
his attempted steal he was sore on himself
for not having gone to second on the out
-Pittsburg Press.
Evening star., 1901-07-30
OPENING OF WHIST CONGRESS.
First Days Play Places Western
Teams in the Lead.

The American Whist League opened its
eleventh annual congress at Milwaukee
yesterday with tho contest among divis-
ional associations for the Brooklyn trophy.
Six teams were entered for the event, as
follows ~
New York;. T. Baker (captain) and G.
R. Watson; Walter! H. Barney and e. B.
Cooper; c. D. P. Hamilton and Judge David
Muhlfeder: Mrs. A.. H Pierce and Charles
+. Snow; Miss M. H. Campbell and DR.. C.
8. Cole; Andrew H. Weens and M. w.
Henius. al
Chicago. R. Metcalf, captain.
Michigan-F. A. Mitchell. captain.
Atlantic Association Qncluding Balti-
more)-J. w Dusenberry (captainl and L.
g. Labao; 7. II. Dale and III. c. Wallace;
g. w. Kirk and A. NJ Billstein: w. B.
Adamson and ]. H.sMcfIvane. Also, Bev-
erly w. Smith and w. +. Smith: John
Hinkley and A. III: McCay Of Baltimore.
Wisconsin-E. @. Constock, captain.
Northwestern-C. III. Briggs. captain.
Two rounds were completed with the fol-
lowing results:
First round-New York beat Atlantic ky
five tricks. Chicago beat Wisconsin by
eighteen tricks. and Northwestern beat
Michigan by one trick
Second round-Chicago beat Atlantic by
six tricks, Northwestern beat New York
by four tricks. and Michigan beat Wis
consin by sixteen tricks.
Evening star., 1901-07-30

Milwaukee. ............ S o 0 0 0 x-9
Earned runs -Mwauked. s; Washington. l. Two
base hits-Gingman. Anderson ~, Duffy. Grady
Three-base hit-Friel Base ba1s-Of Reidy, ;
Off Carrick g. Hit by pitched ball-Foster, Ho.
griever. Passed ball-Clarke. Struck out-By Car
rick, ?. Double plays-WadrOn, Clarke and Cough
lin: Friel, Gilbert and Anderson; Anderson, Con-
roy and Anderson Left on bsses-Milwaukee, 8:
Washington. g. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time OF
game-1 hour and IS minutes
Evening star., 1901-07-30

Two base hits -Donlin. Williams and Elberfeid.
Three base bits-keister and Holmes. Stolen bases
-Donlin -. First base bals-On Cronin. 4: of
Sops l. Hit by pitched ball-Crockett. First base
errors-Detroit, 2; Baltimore, /. Left on bases
Detroit. 8; Baltimore, 9. Struck ont-By Cronin,
2: by Sops, 3. Double play-Elberfeld to Crockett:
Wild pitch-Nops. Umpires-Messrs. Haskell and
Manas assan. Time OF game hours.
Evening star., 1901-07-30
Bo.ton. 4, Chicago. 1.

Cyrus Young pitched another good game
at Chicago yesterday. holding the Comis-
keyites down to Ave hits, and, as result.
Boston won by the score Of 4 to /. A
home run drive In the ninth inning by
Mcfarland saved Chicago from shutout.
Patterson was hit hard. but good fielding
back Of him kept the score down. Atten-
dance 6.1OO. Score.
Evening star., 1901-07-30
Baltimore, 10, Detroit, 8.

The Baltimores ere the best mud horses
at Detroit yesterday. heavy downpour Of
rain putting the grounds in a soggy condi-
ton. and they defeated the Tigers by the
score Of 10 to 5. Cronin was hit hard in
four innings, while Nops kept the safe ones
of Detroit scattered. Attendance, 1,721.
Evening star., 1901-07-30
National League Games.

At st. Louis-Pittsburg. 8; st. Louis o.
At Cincinnati-Chicago, 8; Cincinnati. 2.
At New York-Boston. q; New York, 4.
At hiladelphia-Brooklyn, Z; Philadel-
phia G.
Evening star., 1901-07-30

in September. and. Viii NOW down every
ly to strengthen fhssteam. and from now
on / expect the eltfbtso climb and to keep
climbing. The Athsetics are now about
Just as 1 want tfienaE3 Watch usT'.
Evening star., 1901-07-30

Because she refused to marry him Peter
Tilberry OF Muncie. Ind. threw carbolic
acid In the face OF Mary Terrence. destroy.
ing the sight OF one Of her eyes.
Evening star., 1901-07-30

Chicago. 0 IL
Boston. ................. 0 o o.
Left on bases-Chicago, s; Boston. IL. Two base
Struck out-By Patterson 3; by Young, 9. First
Rar,s Pase on na hoG t With Da.
Cantillion. Time Of game-1 hour and 45 minutes.
Evening star., 1901-07-30

Mr. w. Butler Duncan Of the yacht Con-
stitution announced at Newport yesterday
that he will not enter the races Of Au-
gust 1 and 3 In which the Independence
and Columbia have accepted invitations to
participate. He will take the Constitution
to Bristol at once and riggers will proceed
to alter her rig. He says the boat is not
in proper shape and she cannot do herself
Justice. 1t Is therefore no use racing her
further until she has been fixed.
Evening star., 1901-07-30
jackson Declared the Winner.

The sparring contest between Jimmy
Handler of New Jersey and young Peter
Jackson OF California at Ford's Opera
House. Baltimore. last night was stopped
by the police In the ninth round. when
the men began slugging in earnest. For
eight rounds Handler had all the best OF
It and hit Jackson hard and often. but
Evening star., 1901-07-30

could not knock him out In a lively mix
up in the ninth round Jackson landed hard
on Handlers jaw. Handler fell sprawltng,
but sprang up at once and was at his an
tagonist good and fast, when the police
interfered. George Mantz, the club ref
eree gave the fight to Jackson, but why
no one seemed to know. unles it was that
Jackson might have won had the con-
test been allowed to proceed The decision
was entirely satisfactory, however, to the
management.
Evening star., 1901-07-30
BARGAINS.
Close Outs.

We make and offer special inducements in order
up before taking stock August These goods
new seasonable and useful
A Lamp f
sizes of a
Evening star., 1901-07-30
Senators In had Shape.

The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin says
that considering the shape OF his team at
present Manning Is satisfied with its work.
He has struck much hard luck and Is
working hard for new players to ginger UP
the club a bit, give 1t new life and get out
Of the second division, II possible Mike
Grady. who is now playing first base for
the Senator'S has a broken hand: Cough
lin has the charley horse so bad he can
scarcely walk, and Manning has told him
several times to quit work or he might De
permanently injured. DUNCAN has strain
ed ankle Mercer is sick: Quinn went home
with a lame arm and Jack Farrell Is lame
from a light attack Of charley horse. Six
Of the regulars Of the team are on the hos
pital list and still four Of them are working
because Manning has no one to take their
places.
Every effort Is being made by Manning to
get new blood and several deals are on
hand, though none Of them Is yet compiet-
ed. He says, however. he is determined to
have some new players before he goes back
to Washington. for he at least wants 10
lead the second division. II there is any
honor in that.
Evening star., 1901-07-30

open in Baltimore tomorrow.
Ex-senator John Anderson has done more
with his stick to defeat the Washingtons
than any other three Milwaukee players
II Manager Manning Is lucky enough to
get Charley Atherton he will strengthen
the club wonderfully, as he lis hitter.
Atherton was a good hitter WREN here
under Wagner and against good pitching,
at that.
George Carey. the first baseman, will
hardly do for the American League. There
is no doubt about his fielding ability. but
he it weak with the stick. and hitters are
what Manager Manning wants.
The New York papers are rehashing the
old Brooklyn transfer story, told in The
Star fully six weeks ago. Brooklyn will
have to get out Of the National League or
Magnate Andrew Freedman will desert
that organization. That is all there is 20 it.
Pitcher Plank Of the Athletics has
brother at home In Gettysburgs who Is some
thing of twirier. his work already bav-
ing attracted attention. He hsld semi
professional team down to five nsts yester-
day and several magnates have already
started for the great battlefield town.
kea, tried to get Phil Geier to sign with the
Senators. Phil Is Washington boy ard
doesn't care about playing ball at home,
but he said he would take chance for
$400 month. The figure made Clarke stop
The man who says that Hallnan Of the
Phillies Is playing the best game OF the
league at second base has overlooked Ritch-
ey and Padden, who can beat Billy at
everything from marbles up.
Baltimore moved up into third place yes
terday and II q dangerous competitor in
the American League race.
Patsy Donovan has been getting some
great work out Of the st. Louis players,
and Pittsburg must keep an eye ON that
foxy captain.
Comiskey Of Chicago now has 3 number
Of detectives in plain clothes circulating
among the bleachers and up on the roof os
the grand stand whose duty It IL to arrest
ell persons trying to get away with balls
fouled into the bieachers.
Irwin is evidently making good at Brook
lyn. One OF the latest notices he has re-
ceived Is '"The easy grace with which Ir--
win pulls down dies to his portion of the
field is much admired by the Brooklyn
rooters. They no longer have dutterings Of
Evening star., 1901-07-30
Treasury and Post ONCE Teams Pla
Tie.

The treasury and post office teams OF
the Department League struggled at Ma
tional League Park yesterday for two
hours for supremacy. but were forced TO
call 1t a draw after nip and tuck game OK
eight innings, when darkness settled the
contest. Score. 10 to 10
The game was a very ragged affair. errors
being strewn in abundance throughout the
game, the treasury team making eleven
misplays and the post office seven. Walker
Of the post Office and Vaughn OF the treas
ury each pitched a superb game, and with
good support the game would have been an
Interesting one. Walker allowed nine hlts.
gave two passes to first and struck out
twelve men. while Vaughn was hit Tor eignt
sa feties gave four bases on balls and made
four Of his opponents fan the air.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19
stop and Reason

The past two years has been very pros
porous Tor tie farmers. everything they
bad 10 sell brought good prices. They
have been blessed with good crops The
result has been a great demand for land
Farmers IN Illinois, Iowa and other Yves
tern states have disposed Of tbeirfarms at
good 6gures and gone farther west, or
IN the extreme northwest TO buy cheap
land. We are snable TO understand
~hy people viii 60 10 such a cold
country; away from tho markets. where
here IL DO timber; wheIs the farmer has
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19
Sale by John Dal11l,

To- buy his fuel. whcrc he IS az the mercy
of The railroads. when he can come here
aud purchase land near the great mark
cts. vvith plenty OF timber. where his
stock can graze 10 months OUT OF The
l.. where he can raise = 10 3 crops a
ycar from the same ground, and where
he can reach the great eastern markets
az low rate.
Ifthe farmers OF the west or north
west win only come and look us over
We are OF the opinion that they viii lo-
cate and become one or Us. As "A general
thing al that Is needed is for a person TO
omc and see this country. Compare
our priccs with those OF the west. We
have more natural advantages TO the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

suffered for two years with pains 10
nv back and hips. burning pain m
ms lett groin. headache. snd much
spasmodic bearing down * each mems
trual period. ] was tired al the time
and being on my feet Tor any length of
tine caused trembling aud iaintness. a
friend told ne Of the benefit White Liz
y Capsules gave her IN trouble similar
% mine. and used tue treatment tao
months with result that Am free from
az hese symptoms. Am feeling strong
and well. lousr truly, Mrs. T. A. Nor
ton. BroLsou, Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

40. -. About 4O0acres. Price $4,000
Ia sames City county. This property
lies along the banks Of the james river
has about 200 acres CLEARED the balance
IL heavy saw timber. oordwood. dcs and
ocUst osts which can be shipped by
the rivers At TINS point. il has one frame
dw eliing 81 rooms and Two tenant
houses some fruit consisting OF pears
and peaches. plentT OF mari fine
springs and running brooks, has the best
fsh shore a'ong tins property Of any
property along the river, also oyster
beds. land rich ami fertile. schools on
one end Of farm, railroad station one
mile from property. Terms. / cash.
No. &c. $50 acres. Price SIS per acre
II James City county, This fine
tract Of land lies about miles from
Grove station. has l56 acres clear, bal
ance in timber, land lies well and Is
very fertile, hasa frame dwelling OF 5
rooms with shady yard in front o. dwell
ling. barn aud several Outbuildings
some isuit, schools on one end OF farm.
churches ) milcs from farm, stores and
post Office y miles, some POO, 900 icet
81 Jaw log timber besides cordwood.
Terms, $1,000 cash. balance on long time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19
DR.. Stewards Home Treatment for Women.

This of TWO DISTINCT TREATMENTS
Of the supplying They rebuild.
db the
OF diseases
applied directly female organs
bined valuable
trouble
DIR. Stewards Home Treatment for Women
for
TWENTY DAY rial FREE sending and
address.
pURITANIC REMEDY Co. CoIdwaIer, Mich
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

square inch thau am other section 81
this Union. no use 20 20 into the west.
OF northwest Tor cheap lands, We have
them here and you can see them the year
around-thcy are not covered up with
snow 6 months out of The = either.
Before you buy visit Williamsburg, and
the whole Peninsula. Reason a little
bit. and YOU will take our advice and
come This fan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

People, have gone west and returned
broken In health and fortune. They said
the west was mo account. a failure.
People kept ON going West, however.
and now q Is "chock" full of people and
business. But tor the climate and mcrci-
less railroads IL would always prosper.
some have come here and gone back. but
dc not look az the failures. follow the
Successful ones.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

NC. s. 20 acre Fricc. Ss.0co
Tzis farm lies aloog TIE banks o. the
N-zrwick river. Were you can have
nzh. oysters and crabs ~ going after
thea. also have chance 10 60 IN tke
rsk and oyster Industry The most q tns
land Is cleared: soll q chocolate ban
azc very -ie1s = frame dwelling o.
6 rooms. orchard and Gne shade trees
near cEellizgs thls vOuIc make a
e00d stock fan. a. Il las some salt
WAter J2sturs- Several ou-ol1ld-
Ggs On tbs property. ; zlles
RON Newport Ne~ss s miles from
Lee Hal. ; miles from school and
eaurrA- Eoze siEb>r- Terms. 0Es-hslf
cash. balance 70 ssit purchzser
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

Ne 81. lis acres- Price. 81 go
This lrris farm Les a. the little VII
lEEs - MAErDder. YORK county. and
is mostly al cle1res and vel fenced
AAs a EuAr frame dwelling. 3 store
Shzt rcnts for SIC per zouth and
EeEerzi ourbulldiaEs. such as stable
End hzrn. also tennery. Land in 3
high state % fertility Pos.onee.
stores. cnurch AZ school house near
r1ls LIKE fzrn- Terms. o1e-haif cash.
balance O. tine
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

In writing 20 Joha Dahn. real estate
agent, sor price lat and information
about Virginia and the Peninsula. al
ways enclose z-oent stamp Sor imme-
date reply.
This viii bring rromps ANSWER to an
your qu<stiozs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

White Lilly Capsules are positive
AID ruar-ntCcd cure for al female dis
o,tc- as thousands Of grateful women
testify. As Germicide aud prophlac-
&c preventative remedy they are with
OUT q rival 500 package lasts O.
month Sent any address in plain
seal wrapper on receipt OF price. Puri,
tAnic Remedy Co, Coidwater, Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

You should write John Dahn the Pioneer Land and
Excursion Agent C. o. R'y, Williamsburg, Va, for his
descrptvelst of farms by counties if have choice of
location, That will enable him you quicker
he would know where take you BY locating
the Peninsula you buying farm land is rapidly
growing in value The choice farms being sold
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19
THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA,

As shown in this map comprises some of the richest
and most productive land in the state study of
this map by the prospective buyer will do
plain valuable location the markets of the
world than we could say in page of printed matter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

acres 90 heavy saw timber az oak.
pine and poplar, balance in pasture.
Terms. cash
nc. -. zoe acres. Price $500.
This farm lies miles from williams
burg. In James City county; has an
old frame house OF rooms and a
large bsrn-both need repairing.
some frut trees about 90 acres
cleared. balance IN choice timber.
land lies nearly level Terms. cash.
nc. -. $50 acres. Price. $4,000.
This property lies ia York county, has
q new store. where a large amount %
mercantile goods are sold. a new
house OF rooms sith hall. d large
barn sheds and ou,houses; a beauti
fuL shady yard. and a vel OF soft
water AZ the door. about - acres
cleared, two orchards % apples. pears
and peaches; tne balance 10 timber;
land lies sell AID has a number o.
springs on property. Postomce in
store. school house located OF this
property. Terms. cash.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

have some 1900 acres or more
that can b. cut up u suit purchasers.
This land lies between Newport News
and Williamsburg. part is cleared. the
balance In timber Price. % per acre.
Terms. one-half cssh. balance 20 suit
purchaser.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

-. - -. - -
Ne &C ESQ acres Price, $500
-his tract OF Land lies miles from
"i----ziisnlrs - James CITY about
80 acres cleared. balance IN choice
uma7r- no buildings except some
stables lerHS' cash
No. e.. mo 49, Pc 500
Th-s tract lies miles from Williams
$50 ~ -...- - - -
49,. 49, - - - &c.
80 - -,..-.s - -
- - -.s 49,. p-s-. go,
--is 49, 49, ~, = 80 - ~
.,-,.-- rf.r-- ,-s =, - 80. h
-r---. so - 49,
Ne - - acres Frice. Fo.evo-
-ls l-IiA -e7 ml--s ron Wil-iAilis-
D-i=' -~s ADoll 80 acres cleared Gal
a1ce IN choice saw log and cord 1900
timber has q large brick house. part
o. it neviy repaired, stable aud out
buildings. some fruit; al fenced;
springs and running water on farm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

No Il Sc acres. Prise $50
This tract - land lies IN New Kent
ccanty near Barhamzvlile- has about
80 screa clear. the balance So choice tina
ber. large dwelling in rood repair aad
also harm and out buii1luss; ane springs
and running water Oh thls property. a.
sea- - fruit. TeTms. = each. bai4ncs
90 sult ptrchassr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

Hs. g. 4sS acres Price, <s-Se0.
This farm Lee zI-z Eslies from VIII
samzburg in James City eOauiy. about
80 cleared. DzlaAee IN timber >
frame h01se g rooms. stable and
harm orchard - eA kinds Of fruit; :
nnmber % hne springs CD tais farm;
laad = sznoy ioam with clay subso!L
One mile from school ? IL frosn
ehnreh. stores and DossOe1ce. Ternas.
oas-hzEf cash. balance ia one. tao ard
three years.
Me- g. az acres Prsoe. $500.
Tkis farm lies 4 aallss from Williams
burg. I'm James city has 4 frxne
dwelling q q roon.s: a 1ne young Or
chsr1 % al lisds Of fruit; about leo
acres eIekxed and nn1er fezces bal
aEcs IN fjnber; neil % Ss<er sf me
hexses ssnHzs ans TsrsinE WISER
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-19

Il - -. -. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-25
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Jules Siegfried Presented to the
President.
FORMERS VISIT IN 1861 RECALLED
Favors Closer Commercial Relations
With America.
MANY APPOINTMENTS TO-DAY

Prof. Gallaudet called at the White House
this morning to present the Rev. DR.. Dodds
Of Edinburgh University, who. with his
sons, Is making a tour Of America.
Representative Pearre OF Maryland called
to recommend the appointment of Lieut..
Mckenney in the regular army Lieut.. Nc
kenney, who is son OF the presiding elder
of the Methodist Church in the western
Maryland circuit. is now in the volunteer
army in the Philippines, where he has dis
tingushed himself.
Representative Brownlow Of Tennessee
called in regard to some army appoint
ments.
The President has been informed of
the arrangements for the trip Of the
Ohio representatives following the pres
idential party on the western journey.
special train win leave Cincinnati at
n:15 pm. May s., and will overtake the
presidential train at Los Angeles, Cal. All
Of the Ohio delegation in Congress except
the two senator's and Representatives Bur
ton, Phillips, Biedler, Norton, Morgan and
Shattuc will be in the party.