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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-27

The last Sunday Houston Post everything that goes to
make metropolitan paper of the highest degree of excellence
1t was hrty-sx pages filled with happenings from every
quarter globe 1t is and should be read by the resds
OF every family throughout great State-Chieo Re9ep
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WALLER and Day it seems, supposed 10 ask He'll
roaring akesmh il he really meant it, before executing his
klandburn order Knowing however what happens to an
officer in the army who asks his superior question
they refraned OF damned if you do and damned if
you don't
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savannah Oh Morning News.

When Rear Admiral Crowninsheld appointed to COM
mand OF the European squadron recently some of his
friends started have him seeve highest
pay Of ossrs Of his rank szsoe Tbs m6sE Ssa
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EDITORIAL. Plckup3.

The editor is up in Oklahoma this week on business
qc'cI not to Hht1 him until he etHrr Hosca5,rg X Ray
Coc1cl W. g. S'crte was not appointed marshal because
the president h" good enough republican, The
COLONEL certainly did not expect disqualification of this kind
Gainesville Register
Miucola has three large church haasc5 of modern build
and the CONGREGATIONS that oil of them could com
fotah seated IN railway cGbooso and leave the cpola for
the preaehers.-Ij'o7d County Ne7gs.
At last Tuesday the United States flag was lowered
ard the Cuban flag raised the castle Maybe the same
bold bad that pulled down the Gag in Cuba could he
induced to undertake the job in the Philippines RocEdaic
Messenger,
People who think soldiers arc right in practicing
cruelty toward the Fpnos because the Filipino is cruel
show very poor Judgment The people claim the
Filipino shall be cductaed Cruelty for lesson like
Mouitou Eagle.
The Honey Grove Signal claims that If the attorney gen.
erals opinion holds good concerning womens eligibility
hold county Offices then it is OF good bye John
the men of the country running against rafting
on the bulletin boards.-Brcuhdm Banner
a little child died OF hydrophoba in San Antonio the
ohof day the result OF mad dogs bite This is the third
death from hydrophoha in San Antonio within three months
Had there been Pasteur institute in the State these
victims of mad dogs might have been spared such frghu
fate The papers OF the State should insist that the next
legislature make for the establishment of Pasteur
institute in connection with the State medical college Its
would be comparatively small proportion good
would do Such great and rich State Texas we'll
afford to have such an institution Brownsville Herald.
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If THE Bulgsrians and Turks really fighting it is
doubtless over the division Of Miss stones ransom.
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REMARKS ABOUT THE POST.

Clarence Ousley the greatest writer in Texas Excepting
Of course eileen Beckham of the Fatona Record is making
the editorial page OF The Houston Post scinae with bril-
llancy-S chMlenbWg Snn.
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Chile and Argentina have decided to submit future differ
enees to arbitration The millennium is surely in sight
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The members Of the beef will doubtless petition
Knox 70 break up thar Kansas farmers wheat trust
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however hit either Tman or MeLaurn the men whom it
was probably after.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by The
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

Il. M. JOHNSTON. President
ri h PALMER ...............v Vice President
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AccORDINc late dispatches Count Tolsto is in imminent
danger Of dying again
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Thar foot deposit of salt must make the shade of
Lots wife feel ashamed Of herself
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Colonel r. NJ Johnston OF The Houston Post has been to
Washington and back enthusiastic the prospects
of the capture Of the house of congress by the demo-
party Mr. Johnston usually very careful and con-
scrvave prognostcaor and the Sentinel hopes that his
party loyalty has not made him optimistic the expense OF
his judgment in this instance.SabHdi Sentinel
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lr ATLANTA keeps her present of killing her
deaths will soon equal those Of ST. Pierre in number
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II is certainly not the fault Of Messrs Gaynor and
Green that they are of late subject much nooriey
CHRISTIAN Scientist says that crime should be kept Sc
erel The criminals certainty try to keep II secret
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Arr murdsrsF' white Or black look alike the Nilsson,
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ASR now tornado has struck South Car0ns 1t failed
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JvsT one more effort saddle the blame back on Waller
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We have been for several weeks past rceiving in ex
change of Texas greatest daies namely The Houston
Daily Post We shall always be the lookout for chance
say good word Tor The Post and her most worthy ex
change editor Brer Lewis The Post makes exchange
table all the cheerful with the presence of its ever sm-
ing and ncwsy We would indeed feel lonesome
without it, yirr County Times.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
Nos t1ot 1903, 1905 1to7 and 1903 Franklin Avenue
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Entered at the Pcstoee at Houston Tsos
MGii Natter
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Houston has nausuracd vigorous crusade against the
mesquite Nacoe3ochrs Sentinel
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The Tribune glad have the great leader Of Southern
thought its side The Houston Post says:
Tie best opinion throughout the South is that Cover
Jefferson Davis Of Arkansas has put it mildly made
mistake. 10 pardon negro convict condition that he
lccome citizen OF Massachusetts No State has
the right dump its criminal population upon anoSer State
Further Governor Davis tends stir up sectional Bit
cruess For this also it is be deprecatedOrange
Daily Tribune
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The editor is up in Oklahoma this week on a business
ZIP and II any OF ous Subscribers become they nc
qicsicl not to vh1 bin until he Rasca5tg Rn
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CORRESPONDENCE of any description uhGthsr ~
tended for The Bnsnsss or Editorial Depatmfnt mo"'G
vdndl aud oil checks drafts roneyordetS ETC. maze Pay
dbie 10 THE HousToE PRINTING COMPANY
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AMATEUR LEAGUE
OF BALL PLAYERS.
List Of Members ComposingIts
Five Teams Announced and
Playing Rules Adopted at
Last Nights Meeting.

The Amateur Baseball League held a
meeting last night. The list OF players
who will compose the five teams of the
organization for the season was sub
mitted.
The league adopted playing rules for
the season, which are the same as those
used by the National League, barring
the foul-strike rule. The list of players
submitted and the positions of some of
them are as follows:
Montclair A. C.-Rushmore, Cokzens and Hdr-
rison, pitchers Milne. catcher: HIrsch. catcher
and first base; William. second base whin-
centre held; $. Wheeler, p. Wheeler, Gray,
English. McGIbbons, McNaughton, Bringham.
BnSiewood +. ca. Vorhis, pitcher; r. vor-
MS. pitcher and right held; Wood. catcher
Humphreys. shor1stop; Donnelly. third base
Tierney, left field; Tannehill, right field owens,
Duryca. PfoSser, D!ssosway, Everdcll, HutchinSs.
jerome and Robinson.
o'Kane. catcher; Mahoney. first base; bernard,
second base; cavanagh, s%hortstep; Mcsorley. third
base; Bien. centre field Davies. left field: Rodg-
srs, right ned; Higgins. Doherty. Fftzhenry.
Edwards, Manning, DAILY. Evers, IIoughton,
New York A. C.-Kebler and Campbell. pitch.
ors; Hayes and Malay, ~catchors; Richardson,
hrst base, Phillips, second base: lowell, short.
stop; Lambert. third base; HenriqUes, left field
Cowan, centre held: Ayers, right feid Leggott,
Crescent a. Garter, G. Stephenson, jr.. and
Maekay, pitchers; Dunno, catcher: F. Stephen
son, hrst base; F. Quinby, second base; Camp.
shortstop; Areld. third base; Keator. left field
Redinston. centre held Clark, George. Mac
kenzie, J, Quinby' Hodgson, Watts. clarendon and
The evening world., 1902-05-21
SPEEDWAY STARS
RACE SATURDAY.

The Speedway should be the scene OF
some very interesting brushes Saturday
afternoon, as an excellent programme
has been arranged for the set brushes
which are to be decided. There will be
two trotting and two pacing brushes at
half-mile heats. best two in three to win
the race.
In one OF the pacing brushes F. q.
Schmidt's Mercury Wilkes, 2.241a; DR..
III. G. Gill's Parkvllle Prince, 2.l3la: H.
Freeman's Blizzard, 2.o9A, and Patrick
kennedy's AmbideXter, 2.1lh, will be
pitted against each other.
In the next pace will be William J.
Slark.s Axle, 2,l5t; Thomas B. Leahy,.s
Smiler Colfax, 2.lGlt; A. Alexander's
Palatina, 2.2l; Leopold. Meyers David
M%uscoytte, 2l1}a; Alex N~ewburgsr's smi-
z,2tA. In the first trot,. David Lamars
Sally Simps"n. 2.lA; Jolm f.. Cockerilrs
Swift. 2.l5A; u. f.. Smathers's Queen
Wilkes, and Claus Bohllng's Kingwood,
200. are scheduled to meet each other.
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DUFFY
TO TOUR BRITAIN.

WASHINGTON. May 31.-Arthur F.
Duffy. the worlds amateur champion
sprinter, and NJ. j. Thompson. graduate
manager of athletics at Georgetown
University, will sail for England on
June IS. and at Wolverton Duffy will
enter the Coronation sports set for
June rs. Duffy's next race will be on
July 8 at London for the great chal-
lenge cup, donated by Prince Hassan
back in 1879. Duffy has won this race
during the two trips he made 10 Eng
land, and IL he wins the event this year
a fac smile of the handsome trophy
Will be presented to Georgetown Uni
versity, whose colors the midget sprint
er will wear while abroad.
The rest of the itinerary has not been
arranged as yet, but Thompson and
Duffy expect to make a tour of Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, the
latter competing in all the big races of
these countries during his stay abroad.
The evening world., 1902-05-21
.M'C0Y QUITS RING
WITH BROKEN ARM
Kid Will Submit Injured
Right to Examination Un-
der the x Rays-Says He's
Through with Fighting.

Kid Mccoy Is carrying his right arm
around in a sling as a result of his
fight with Kid Carter in P%hiladelphia
Monday night. Mccoy thinks his arm
Is broken. and to-day will submit It to
an examination under the X rays al
Bellevue Hospital. After the second
round Of Monday nights fight, Mccoy
says his right land was useless. During
that round he had caught Carter on
The head and thereafter he was COM
PEELED to do all his fighting with his
left arm.
The clever Kid doesn't rob Carter OF
any credit in talking about the tight.
He says:
1t Is true that l went against a tough
young fellow. He gave me much more
than / had expected. But / wa not
whipped. In fact, I had fought myself
into condition, and at the end was better
At thar when 1 entered the ring. This
Is proved by the fact that / was more
than holding my own during the last
two rounds OF the fight, while during
the other rounds ] was very much to the
bad. | was lighting. too. with a broken
arm"
Mccoy Is through with lighting IL one
is to believe his latest announcement
The Kid say hereafter he'll be an
ordinary spectator when there's any
fighting going on.
81 am going to let others do the fight
ing for me in the future" he says. II
hav had enough of 1t, l have not gone
back, except in condition. ! can train
n fight as well as ever before. but
the effort of training Is too irksome. l
don't like 1t and l have fought my last
battle"
The evening world., 1902-05-21

elaN out Of town team uGp.ag -u,tlblc gulr-
shter. They have alro a ft" Saturdays an
SUNDAYS In June and JUS sim open which inuy
you'll Ilks to close Adips- j. McGrith ~
goa Hart street, llriaklpu
The Hustler Juniors ut naIIsm would like to
hear from 4 strong hstitU Averaging IL 70 10
yelrs OLD must furnish ilHlr nNH ugliprm
They would Ike 10 arrange game. With teams
srefaging II to 10 years old out ~ town pr
felrci. Al dates open Ia jun, July ana Aug
uft. would like 10 play the Rays " catholic
proirrt,ry on Decoration Day afternoon Al
dress Joseph cellsr. No. 10! Eat' 1884 street,
Ciy.
The D~AlatourA nave oTgah'zci and have elect
"a J u, H0Aly ~ captain. They would like 10
arrange ssmes with tsauls sYoraglng from 10 10
10 ytats ola for sundays, alta two gAmss '1r
Decoration bay, A N. and r NJ. Address W,
wash. No S2s West rhiTty sixth street. city.
chippswA Juniors Of iorkyilis Would Ike to ar
range games With all teams averaging from ~
70 10 years. AddresI J, h~lnhehtY. 40. l0ls
Third avenue. New York city,
a n~T4t-elAHs pitcher and b~hortsiop are wanted
~ = siEong amateur team. Must be willing IA
iarnlsA lhslT oun uaiferms ana be over " ysArl
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hey sotf not bcA1sn by the webster, on sun.
aH at, ks the websieFi refused 10 play
bad Atsg the nuh iHnlnr hy substltutuuE an.
.Lt"f .3!l Tor the one Nhich hrd been u-l
'"" "a'eA VAS IN nrst'claai condition.
Tho Admiral A. g, o, East New YORK bsa, M,
orsloli '%pniors u Dnooklyn by a sore "
55 10 I on sunday May n They Nould also
ne 10 BOOK FAnlrs With teams averaging from
rs Il" 10 Address William sChAn, IS9 Rocka.
way avenue. bOuFlyu,
ne whiis r e Would Ike 30 hear from a
a'o' hlleE II TO 10 yeSrs Address John
F'2nkihe. 81 hsEtsr street. city,
The TgHrios wish - hear u a sOOd battery
ana az ihh'ldsr ArersElns about 10 OF 20 ysars
John Lang III East Third street,
The s. Raphael u, H. c, Who defeated tbs
gn'raldA Wesicheslsr fisld Clnb and other
strong sem 'proisss.Onll teams last season, have
me %tollpNing dates open, and would Ike 20 heAI
rom tstmt offering. suitable guarantee; May ~,
t1' so Ilso several saturdays aud sundays Ia
yuns July sni August, Address Jossph Nc.
pouaid' manhser' i7 West Forts. second street
Tbs sidney A {, hAh nest SUNDAY open.
uhieh thsy would like 10 All with l0ms irsI-
The evening world., 1902-05-21

Address Edward Hcaly, alias Frank Msrriwell
no. 81 East siSty-ninih street,
The Original Dellwood A. G., OF Brooklyn
would like 10 arrange sAmeG with teams sveras
Ing II to l6 years Tor SUNDAYS on oppSnsnts
and original Bsllvood A, c. and have been known
IS such for the past Ave years, Address J, Y
brooklyn. n, Y,
Meteor =. Q. would like to secure games from
teams averaging from 10 20 10 years; have all
dates open In June and July. but Saturdays pre-
Address Eugene Lisn.rE, No, SAGA Prospect Ay-
snue, Brooklyn. ", v
The orioles. Of Nonkers. want to arrange
games IN be played on home grounds; willing
N pay one. half car iar for tan men; SUNDAY.
May iS. IA Op<n, Address Y, II. CantWell. No.
sls BuenA Vista avenue. Yonkers, n. Y,
The evening world., 1902-05-21
ST. LOUIS RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. ST. LOUIS. May I'll
The results of races run here to-day
are as follows:
First Race.--Four and one-haIf fur
longs-Won by Sidney Walker, Q 10 %
and out; Avoid, out for place, was sec,
onl: and Happy Chappy, third. Time,
10 Ia,
yards Won by Lakeview, 2 to and
I to 10: Orris, 8 to 3 for place, was see
ond. and Warner third. Time-l.+ 80 Ia .
Third Race-rivc furlongs-Won BY
SINH, 10 To l and I TO /: Julia Junkin, !
third. Tlme--l.T 3-i
The evening world., 1902-05-21

Of age, II prompt application IL made chance
for a lry-oui viii he given ia q rEllaT game
on. next saturday, Msy ~. Address S, A. Rich
lyn, New iOrk,
The MApleSood A, c, would Ike 10 arrange
iesn linss ~ a. tolIoSs Frank 'nsTiwsii,
pitcher BARI Hodge. catcher Bruce BrownlnI,
hs.l bass; Harry Rsttls,ea; second Ssssi jack
stop Hans Danmsrsur st. rltht Aeld EphTaim
uallsp. esnlsr hsld; barnsy Aaloy, ish hshi
The evening world., 1902-05-21
YANKEE POLO TEAM WINS.
birmingham Players Beaten u,
seven Goals tn One.

LONDON. May 2l,-Thr American polo
players defeated a birmingham team
this afternoon by seven goals to one.
The game was one sidcI throughout
The Enslishmen Watson, DAILY. Rob
chance, J. II, Cowdin experienced what
looked like a bad fall He was thrown
against q fence. but he was nor hurt
and continued 10 play. F>oxhal Kpena
played throughout. r. l.. AgassIs took
l. ,Waterbury's place at half time
watson IL = veteran member Of the
o.tlsinll English team which captured
The international cup.
The evening world., 1902-05-21
D0NLlN TO BE A RED.
Ball Player, Likely to BE Par
doned, Signs Contract in Jail.

BALTIMORE, May Elf Mike Don
lin, the ball player who vas sentenced
to six months imprisonment for as
saulting Miss Mamie Fields, is pardoned
the Cincinnati CLUB this season. Donliu
signed a contract in Jail to play with
the Reds at a salary OF $1,000.
Donlin Is confined at present in the
his ,worriment since ne has been con
fined
1t Is expected that the Governor will
pardon Donlin, as great influence is
being brought to bear in his case.
The evening world., 1902-05-21
WINNERS AT WORTH.

RACETRACK, WORTH, May 81
rhe races scheduled to be run here to-
day resulted as follows;
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of a mile
Won by Lila L.. 3 to | and I 10 3; Belle
Graham. l to 4 for place, was second,
snd Aur!e b, third. Time-l.O9 4-j.
Second Race-Three-Quarters of a
mile.-Won by Ben Frost. $ to and
Z 10 8; Botany, out for place. was sec
ond, and Lecturer 'hlIa Time-lg 20.
The evening world., 1902-05-21
Entries for Celtic Park Games

Entries Tor the track and neld games Of the
Greater New York Irish Athletic lion, to
he held at Celtic Park on Memorial Day. VIII
close next Saturday with =. j. Conway, No. 207
East Fifty-sighth street, and Dieges g. Cllst
No. % John street, Up to the present time the
names OF l62 athletes have been received. and
by the end OF the week it is expected that over
200 shall have entered.
The evening world., 1902-05-21

bOhen, ", J.
The Nour y c. would like TO hear from A
5000 pitcher Address J, duifshtt, 1871 Grpri
street. city,
iSs ~ Roy =, o. would IKE 10 hook Esmes
Nould also like 10 hear from a gooi battery
willing 10 furnish unitonns. Address Frank
HsrSi 81 ". sixty eiShth street, n. Y. city,
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score Is nov NAV '"o"s" W 80" .
Ne" l'rh'' wv. " '' wv
Al III" s''""uS' "''''7 -" "
sp'vuI"''Nt "''o''' ~ = D'9' ~
"''' ne 49, L., go o,r .,, i'm
r,,,. achts tbap Ron Fitzsimmons ever
,non ,lr, IN. or all the rabId pnrtlsans
- ,,r .s,n tbe .,us here are the
mi, vh, thDv were almost willing
=, ,., a., n,,ut, were moi eI,,. They
b,, ,ba, so.ard-.o will not even hit the
,,,I fan, mr. ,bot he viii Thav he, on
cy.rvthtur There is no stopping them.
x,, avon win signs in the stands for
,,1,i,r ,,~crrl.,inr
Pirates IN 'r""" "h"P''
No use in talking hut those pirates
are "A select collection OF ball tossers'
In practice they Just worked as housh
they were in the same. They scooptd
Up hits that looked impossible ana
pulled down flies after speeding dis
tances varying from 90 to i" Hnrus l"
Iec"'u UNI g p,"
'"'u an ""i"' .''"''
'ea"s -" ~
contemplate fONf ! lIil'S lIlIi-N law
's'ht'aSs ',"H u, Nv
S"ioNe '""' "'e' " WV .i
10 oo'her l"e'n " W.
through " i'h" Ne" i"'A 'e'"''
Played In Smoke.
If one wants to know just how thick
that smoke is imagine the Pirates play
Ing IN SUNS almost OF 'he mue VI Wv
Giants mud-colorei logs lheN were
white some time asu' put 'h's .'m"'
soft coal burning spctiaI'y VIII 'ur"
anything from "hite 10 oi"tN III u s"p,'
time rs me TOT the "un",F '"'N'
1t IS SAID mat an suSh persons mere ~
~mIllionaircs, ny ON the way to becoming
hl,oted bondholders
~ rnaa.a, - :, mo, as Gin
- M .o,oLa uas
ao,,,ra =, ,boir e,os aud almo.t made
,,a.m E,or,.hodv IN Mo grand
them weep hNe'Eou"s !" ."s e,"'N
stand was cruel enough to yell for them
In uithhoId their tears until after me
49, ,ha, ,,tcht rooI ,Lsm ,her
game for they might need 'hem 'nen'
-,
But practice is not the test Inc
Giants had a determined streak in them
ana ;h'" went mo '"e game a. ''oue"
II T9s The easy st. Louis boys they were
going |" .iaN' IheS t''' ccr'a'h Oh car
i'Hs u" vac '"'''s' ""' ~. -,
Manager Fog'l 'aid that either christy
" I'h-wvoN o. Luther Taylor would
nit,h "a. lad hotb names inserted i'm
''~' ',' ", -
'hc score chru ana the one VINO ""'"heo
up best would get the job.
The cb,ncoa secmed IN favor Taylor.
ct 49,. po,o,ro,
LOT ne was WlhE 'h"m 10 ho"st"'""
with lightning-like rapidity. Jesse
TannehIll. he Of the southpaw delivery,
The evening world., 1902-05-21

litlAa'hAAHH = lhb A'll'' l'A''bl lf"f'N
aud Il was a single Davls's roller wen
to Bean and retired Tannchill at sec
pud one run,
Third Inning.
Van rolled a safety between first ant
second. The old fellow died at seC
und on Doyle's roller to Burke. Tn,
latter, too, got Jones's sCorrher ant
touching second retired Doyle h'
threw 10 first in time to doublc Jones
No runs.
Lauder got Cunroy's bounder to frs,
IN good shape. Taylor assisted Beau
mont out, Jackson made an exceeding
ly brilliant catch of Wagncr's ny. Nc
runs.
Fourth Inning.
Two bases was VIVA Bowerman got
on his rap. He moved up a base while
sons kncnk was also felded 10y Burke,
but Buwormar scored on II. Smith died
by Rurkc's aid too, One run
Etanstield's boost fell TO Jones. Denn
threw Burke out after doing a 'ibtle
iuggiiag with the ball. Leach got
Smiths INT. No runs.
Firth Inning.
Contoy helped in the retirement OF
Bean, Taylor was assisted out oy
Burke. Vans hit VAS Wagnors on ia
d, scent. No runs,
Tannehill's liner sailed into LADDERS
hands. Bean had to work fast before
he got Davts's g%rounder to first, but
he did. Jones VAS where conroy's ny
fen. No runs.
sixth Inning.
Doyle's foul fell to Leach. Jones
was retired by Leach, Davis ran long
and fast before he got B~owerman's fy.
Jones got under Beaumont's fly. Wlg-
nor spanked the ball for three bases:
Doyle made a fine one-hand stop OF
BranshcId's rap ana threw 1t to lns
pitch let Bransield go to third, Burke
walked. Leach's foul foil to Bowerman.
No runs.
Seventh Inning.
Wagner got LADDERS boost, Jackson
was helped out 10y Conroy. Smith
famed. No runs.
Smith booster a fly TO Jones. Tame
Hill walked. Taylor took exception to
the ruling which, by the way, was rank.
Luther threw his glove on the ground
M~athewson went into the box in his
place. He was taken right on the
bench without a minut to warm up In.
Ma,ty, hit Davis and he walked. Con
third; bur Pietz throw Wildly TO first
and Davis scored and Conroy went to
third. Beaumont famed. One u n
Eighth Inning.
Purke f.elped Bean out. Matty was
hit and walked. Vans fly fell to Wag-
ner. Doyle doubled and Matty scored.
Jones made n single and Doyle went to
third Bowerman's hit forced Jones at
second, One run.
Wagner's fly fell to Jackson. Smith
took Bantield's lift. Burke walked. FL.
was caught trying 10 steal second. No
runs.
Ninth Inning.
Conroy threw Lauder out, Wagner
got Jackson's fly. Burke helped smith
out. No runs.
Bowerman o Leach's foul. Lauder
threw Smith out, Tannehill flied TO
Van. No runs.
SCORE ny INNINGS.
New York ,,,.,.,... 0 . 0 O ! o.
fittrhurg .,,,, ,..... ! / 0 0 O %
The evening world., 1902-05-21
Medical,
OLD DIR. GRINDLE,

NJ ysysIA a HpseIAlist IN diSeAsoa Of men. Under
OLD DIR. UklNDLE's scientific treatment blood
aud skin diseases. pains 10 tbs bones. rd spots,
Lldnsy and bladder complaints. soAlding. imam.
rnatlon, gravel, &ey are speedily cured, lmpedi-
nsnts Emovsd; Sufferers; DO not waste tins
DR.. dhINDLE has = record for marvellous ourss.
OFFICE OYER 20 YEARS Al III ws.t latA e..
siss. Il. iIsurs. Sha sundsys sna