davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
Il niw P0lskich
" AM ERYCE.
BUFFALO N. Y. = Ina

BUFFALO N. " Ina
ny tn W pewnych kolach po-
lax Jan Cieczkowski zosta1 W
Niagarze haniebnie napad-
niety przez nieznana osobe
na 13 ulicy. Brutal uchwycil
go z ty}u z nienacka "a gar
do i nozem przecia} Gala
twarz cd ucha do ucha. Po-
licya p6zniej aresztowala "a
krwawionego jakiegos draba,
kt6ry choc polak, poda1 swe
nazwisko jako Joe Smith.
Enaleziono z przy MIN zakrwa'
wiony n6z j policya wierzy,
IL ma napastnika prawdziwe'
30 W swych szponach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

!. ADA, O., 8 stycznia. = 2
powodu oslepiajacej bury
snieznej zderzy}y sic diva O.
sobowe pociagi kolei Pensyl-
wanna na ulicy miasteczka
Ada. Trzech mezczyzn costa
10 ma miejscu zabitych, a II
ciezko pokaleczonych. Wy
padek nastapi} z powodu, il
maszynista jednego z pocia-
gov ME m6gl z powodu snie-
znej zawiei zobaczyc sygna1u
aby sic zatrzyma1 i zjechaf ma
baczny tor, gdyz jeden po-
ciag6w sp6zni1 sic 0 kilka
minut i pedzi1 z szybkoscia
40 mil ma godzine po tym sa-
mym torze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

BERLIN, 8 stycznia.
Ksiezniczka saska, Ludwika,
bawiaca jeszcze W Genewie z
kochankiem swoim Gironem,
poleci}a adwokatowi swemu
Lachenalowi, spisac jej pa
mietniki, W kt6rych szcze-
g6lnie opisane bedzie jej ME
zno6ne pozycie ma}zehskie
W Dreznie jej ucieczka i mo-
tywy kt6re ia do niej po-
pchnely. Skandaliczne te pa
mietniki wyjda wkr6tce z pod
t10czni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

Pc przez wszystkie poprzed-
ME lata by1o W zwyczaju, ze
wszyscy browarze lie ich
bylo kazdy swoim odbiorcom
podarowal ma gwiazdke pre-
zent, to jest cwierc lub pol
beczki piwa, kt6re by1o roz-
dane pomiedzy pijacych, co
sprawi1o duzo uciechy. A ze
przesz}ego roku, trusty by}y
ma porzadku dziennym, tax
i browarze sobie uradzili "a
1ozyc trust azeby zadnych
prezent6w ME wydawac, O.
pr6cz dw6ch dobrych wiaru-
sow jeden z miasta a drugi z
Custer, kt6rzy sa agentami
dla innych browarni na mia
sto i okolice, a ci niezwaza-
jac ma swoje ami browarzy
koszta, tylko starry zwyczaj
zachowali i rozwiezli pomie-
dzy swych odbiorc6w cwier-
Gle po16wki jak j lat po-
|przednich ma gwiazdke. TAX
wiec saloniarze "a ich pa
mice i grzeczno6c sa lyle pai;t
mietni z powiekszej cze, e
wszyscy trustamy pogardzifssa, =,
| i popieraja tych, kt6rzy sta
ropolski zwyczaj zachowai.
TAX powinni wszyscy uczy-
mic. a piwny trust bedzie
bust. Spodziewac sic nalezy
re W kr6tkim czasie, wszyscy
saloniarze W miescie Stevens
Point, za1oza Stowa-
rzyszenie dla wlasnej swej
|obrony cd wyzyskiwaczy.
Mieszczanin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

CHICAGO ILL.,, Antoni
Duffek, szynkarz zam. pm.
973 S. California ave., zostaI
dis rano O godz. 1890 "a
strzelony przez rabusi6w.
Wczoraj wieczorem odbywa-
walo sic W sail "a szynkiem
posiedzenie pewnego towa-
rzystwa budowniczo-pozycz-
kowego. Poniewaz odbywaly
sic wybory urzednik6w,
przeto posiedzenie trwalo do
.p6lnocy, poczem cz1onkowie
rozeszli sic z ..wyjatkiem
trzech lub czterech. Duffek
gasi1 swiatla W swoim loka-
lu, kiedy wesz1o trzech mez-
czyzn zamaskowanych. Kaz-
dy z mich mia1 W reku re-
wolwer. Zazadali wydania
pieniedzy z szufladki apara-
tn kasowego, a Duffek, kt6-s
ry mia1 strzelbe W kacie lo-
kalu, pr6bowal p6jsc po MIA;
ale strzelono do niego i pie
ciokrotnie trafiony, Duffek
pad} ma miejscu niezywy.
Albert Albion, kt6ry stall nie-
daleko niego, zostal ranio-.
ny W noge. Rabusie ucieki,
ME zabrawszy pieniedzy. w
Is minut p6zniej nadeszla
policya, ale sladu rabusi6w.
juz odbryc ME mogla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
WARSZAWA. We wsi Par

WARSZAWA. We wsi Par
chocinie, W powiecie stopnic-
kim, ma pastwisku gminnem
odkryto obfite zr6dla nafty,
Zr6dla to wydrzierzawi}o war
szarwskie Towarzystwo ko-
pal6 wegla, ktore zawar}o z
w}oscianami "a niewielki-
czynsz; po trzech la
tach Towarzystwo zabowiaza-
10 sic nabyc wszystkie wy
dzierzawione grunta po 400
rubi "a morg. Pr6cz tego wlo-
6cianie beda otrzymywali pol
procent warto6ci wydobytej
nafty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
MANITOWOC, Wis.,,

stycznia - Ma kalendarzu
styczniowym obwodowego
sadu, znajduje sic wiele
spraw O odszkodowanie. I
tax pani Konstancya Szukal-
ska zada $4,000 odszkodowa-
MIA "a smierc swego meza.
DIVA lata temu, gdy Szukal-
Soy powracai do domu z kos
ciola, wskutek popsutej dro-
gi ma wiosne, zeslizgne}y sic,
zdaje sic sanki, do parowu,
przyczem Szukalski zostal
smiertelnie pokaleczony i
umar1 kr6tko potem.
E.. c.. Hollenbeck i Chas.
Olson, skarza miasto o
$4,000 odszkodowania "a
uszkodzenia odniesione wsku-
tex upadku na chodniku.
Chas. Beers skarzy kompa-
ME kolei ulcznej O $4,000
"a polozenie tor6w przy jego
locie. Rose Genzel skarzy A
Kettnera o $1,000 odszkodo-
wanna "a niedotrzymanie
slowa i zranienie serca. Jak
ma jeden termin, to az "a
wiele spraw tego rodzaju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

.~~RZYM, 8 stycznia. Nuncy
usz papieski W Monachium
zawiadomh Watykan. wniesie
do Kuryi rzymskiej podanie
O uniewaznie slubu saskiego
nastescy tronu, jak tylko sad
swiecki udzfei mu rozwodu.
Poniewaz W Saksonii ME ma
nuncyusza papieskiego, ro-
kowania prowadzone beda
przez reprezentanta Kuryi w
Monachium.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

RZYM, 8 stycznia Sfery
watyka6skie zostaly urzedo-
wnie zawiadomione przez de-
legata papieskiego W Mona
chium, re skoro nastepca
tronu saskiego otrzyma wy
rok ma seperacye re swa 10
ma, natenczas bedzie zada4 Cd
papieza uznania ma1zenstwa
swego "a niewaznie. Uk}ady
odnosne prowadzone beda re
stolica apostolska przez de-
legata w Monachium.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

WASHINGTON, D. G. 9
stycznia. Wczoraj wiecz6r
nadesz}a z Caracas, stolicy
Venezuela wiadomosc, dosta-
tecznie stwierdzona, re We
nezuela zgadza sic ma podyk-
towane przez mocarstwa E.
uropejskie warunki.
Pose} Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych W Caracas wyjedzie do
Washingtonu bedzie repre-
zentowac. Wenezuele pred
trybuna}em w Hadze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
MILWAUKEE, M

{ MILWAUKEE - M1ody
czeski s}awny artysta skrzy'
pek Kocian, kt6ry juz grail "
wielu miastach Ameryki, be.
die dnia 13 stycznia zach
wyca1 swa gra ma skrzypcach
publicznosc tutejsza W tea
trze Pabsta. Bilety beda juz
we cZWartek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

NANTICOKE, Pa. Znany
wszystkim polakom tutejszym
czlonek stowarzyszenia kasy
posmiertej pod nazwa
Sw. Stanis}awa B. W Nanti-
coke umarl nagle wskutek
przyluczenia palca W minach
W sam dzien nowego roku;
pozostawia Zone i kilkoro
dzieci ME doroslych.
Tutejsi polacy pred straj-
kiem uroczyscie swiecili, a
gdy teraz maja prace, zapo-
minaja Q tenn j swieca " sa-
lonach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

POZNAN. 8go stycznia. Ar
cybiskup pozna6sko gniez-
nie6ski, ks. dr.. Floryan Sta
blewski, zaniem6g} ciezko.
KS. Arcybiskup jest s1aby cd
kilku lat, a stan jegoszdrowia
pogorszy1 sic jeszcze pred
Swietami Bozego Narodzenia.
Przyp. Red.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

MANILA, 9 stycznia. Cho-
lera pojawila sic " amery-
kafskim garnizonie " Or
mok na wyspie Loyte. Pieciu
zolnierzy 2 kompanii B. ie-
d'enastego pul lku piechoty N
mario 4 &. le1yy y j 'cc'horych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
HISHPANSKI

KR0L HISHPANSK1
chcia} ise "a trumna Sagasty,
ale Rad mu ME pozwoll. /.
Kilka tysiecy wie6c6w przy-
s1ano ma uwie6czenie zw}ok
zmar}ego ministra. Take cd
papieza nades1ano kwiaty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

WTOLEDO Ohio y kos.
ciele sw. Antoniego zostaly
Eochrzcone czworaki Spy-a
.chals skiego. Dowied dIano siie
tu, ze ciotka Spychalskieij
y Polsce pred laty powiila
piecioraki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

giel. Ale, rezulta tn niema.
Wyk}6cili sic tylko demokra-
.ci z republikanami robiac
sobie wzajemnie rome zarzu-
ty i sprawa sic znowu odwle-
k}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

ma ulicy wobec przechod-
ni6w! Widziano go, gdy bez
kapelusza W koszui tylko,
szedl cd drzwi salunu do
drzwi restauracyi.
Zewszad wabil go zapach
potraw, otwiera1 drzwi, lecz
widzac gr6zna mine stojacego
"a ,,bara'' kelnera i energicz-
ny ruch reki, nakazujacy
wynoszenie sic z pospiechem
zamyka1 drzwi i szed} dajej
a g16d mu dokucza} mocniej
Widziano go, jak otworzy}
drzwi do salunu Kennedy,
do restauracyi Ahrena i da-
lei do Rauba, Lecz wszedzie
spotykal sic z surowym wzro-
kiem i ruchem reki i szed1
dalej:
Slaniajacego sic spotkal
|policyant Stephenson. .Niezna-
jomy wskaza1 mu reka ma TO-
1azek i spojrzawszy b}ednemi
oczyma, wyrzek1 s}abym glo-
sem: ,,Ja jestem g1odny".
Policyant ME zrozumia1 go i
poszed1 dalej. Nieznajomy po-
zosta1. A gdy postapi} kilka
krok6w naprz6d, zachwia}y
sic pod MIN nogi, sciemni}o
sic W oczach zakreci1o sic W
glowie; g16d pozbawi1 go VIA
dzy czlonk6w. ::Nieznajomy
przycisna1 rece do piersi i
osuna1 sic ma chodnik ma
Elm ulicy. Policyant Kane
myslac, re ma do czynienia
z pijakiem przystapi} do niego
i przy pomocy towarzysza
Stephensona, kt6ry powr6ci},
zani6s1 60 do chlewa pod mr..
u przy tejze ulicy.
Nieznajomy spojrza1 zam-
glonem ma otaczajacych
okiem wyrzek} s}owa: ,,Je-
stem g1odny'' skona}: Przy-
wolany lekarz DIR. Lock
skonstatowa1, re nieznajomy
umarl z g1odu. Koroner
Scholer potwierdzi1 orzecze-
ME lekarza.
Przy umarlym znaleziono
tylko kartke z pewnej apteki
y nazwiskiem dr.. Turczyh-
skiego, lecz mic wiecej coby
moglo przyczynic sic do wy
wiedzenia sic nazwiska.
Taxa to glodowa smiercia
zginal Polak, zdala cd swoich
W obcym kraju, gdzie wyje-
chal szukajac chleba i szczes-
cia. Smutny by1 los jego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

WASHINGTON, D. G., 8
stycznia w senacie wzrowio-
no wczoraj dyskusye mad glo-
dem weglowym v kl;rlaju j pro-
ektem mi esienia ola no We
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

ST. PAUL. Minn., 8 stycz-
MIA Burza straszna, kt6ra "a
cze1a siac zniszczenie W Da-
kocie, przesz}a wczoraj przez
Minnesota i Wisconsin a O.
becnie skierowa1a sic ma pol
nocny-wsch6d. Druty tele-
graficzne gdzie ME gdzie po-
psute a niekt6re miasta So
calkiem oderwaffe ~od1 reszty
swiata przez zaspy' sniegowe.
Drogi kolejowe W p61noc-
nym zachodzie popsute. Wiel-
ka ilos6 miast W Stanie Mon
tana Dakota ponios}a wiele
szkody. Pociagi spozni}y sic
do St. Paulo dwie godziny.
Watertown, S. D. Tu poja-
villa sic TAXA burza, re cd 40
lat ME pamietaja takiej. Ko-
miny ma hotelu Skinner 20
sta}y ca}kiem zniesione z da-
chu i wiele budynk6w wyzej
wzniesionych ponios}o zna-
czne szkody.
Omaha, Nebr. s stycznia.
Huragan przyby} tn wczoraj
cd strony Stanu Dakota, ma
robi} wiele szkody. Druty te-
legraficzne W miescie popsu-
te, a oko}o so dom6w uszko-
dzonych. A W miescie za6
Sioux City szkoda uczyniona
przez burze wynoszi 10 tysie-
cy. Burza przysz}a r6wniez
i przez srodkowy Illinois, ro-
biac znaczne szkody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Jak slychac, " miescie j
okolicy jest wielkie niezado-
pomiedzy saloniarza-
mi 9 browarzami tego roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
NEW YORK. 9 stycznia.

NEW YORK. 9 stycznia.
Parowcem Sandman przyby-
10 70 takich imigrant6w, kt6-
rych wsp6lny majatek wyno-
sill $17. 25. Ma osobe przypa-
da1o przeto po "a cent6w.
Jedna z kobiet mia}a przy So
bic czworo dzieci zaledwie
dolara ma wyzywienie
swej rodziny. W tych warun-
kach oko}o 100 pasazer6w z
parowca Sandman bedzie mu-
sia}o wr6ciG do Europy, po-
niewaz odm6wiono i'm prawa
wyladowania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 10
stycznia. Sytuacya wegla sta
je sic coraz grozniejsza. Z po-
wodu braku tegoz zam-
knieto cztery m}yny zbozo-
we.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

MOHFLIA Mimi. 10 sty:--II
cznia Arthur Grandalls lat 19l
zmarzl wczoraj ma stosie s}o-l
my.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
ROWlRY
TElECRAFICzNE.

BERLIN, 8 stycznia. -
Pc gwa}townej movie cesarza
przeciw socyalistom nades}a-
no do kancelaryi cesarskiej
wielo bardzo adres6w podpi-
sywanych przez rome robot
nicze organizacye, a zapew-
niajacych cesarza o potepia-
niu przez klasy robotnicze
teoryi socyalistycznych. A
dresy tie drukowa1y dzienni-
XII rzadowe. Wczoraj odby}
sic walny mityng robotnik6w
zajetych W fabryce dla budo-
wy okret6w Wujkan W miej-
scie Szczecinie. Pc goracej
dyskusyi uchwalono rezolu-
eye wyrazajaca przekonanie IL
og61 robotnik6w niemieckich
wyznaje zasady socyalistycz-
ne, a wiernopoddahcze adre-
sy do cesarza podpisywane
by1y przez mich jedenie pod
wp1ywem grozb pracodawc6w.
TreSc tel rezolucyi pre-
sfano telegraficznie cesarzo-
wi. TX. -....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
que Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs, Standing.

The Washingtons and Clevelands put up
splendid game on the latter's grounds
yesterday. the only fault to be found with
the contest being the result, which was
to in favor of the Blues. Cleveland had
little the better of the argument, both in
batting and fielding, and the victory was
well earned.
Joss and Wilson were the opposing pitch
ers, and although the former carries a rep
utation for great prowess, the Senatorial
twirler had very little the worse of the
argument Cleveland had ten safeties for
a total of thirteen bases, while Washing
ton hung up nine hits and total of eleven
bases. This contest marks Wilson as a
good one on the rubber, and it only re-
mains now for Townsend to get going right.
The fielding of both teams was skillful, La
joie capturing ten chances In his oldtime
style. and probably saved the game there
by, while Bill Coughlin was the best for
the Senators, making numerous sensational
plays at third and also led the team at the
bat with a double and a single Robson
and Delehanty are still resting on account
of injuries, 1t being necessary to send Ortiz
again to short where he did well. Holmes
is filing the bill in the outfield.
Both Cleveland and Washington began
the game as though a relay of pitchers
would be necessary by the second inning.
but 1t was only flash in the pan, and
thereafter the batting simmered down to
the weakly class.
For the Senators, after Holmes had been
retired, Setback doubled into left center
and scored quickly when Ryan hammered
out single. Carey also singled, and then
Coughlin bobbed up with his timely double,
and two more runners chased over the
plate. Orth singled and Coughlin went to
third. The double steal was then tried, but
Coughlin was caught at the plate on close
decision: Martin made the third out
The Clevelands came right back at the
Senators. and when the dust had settled
they had hung up four runs. one better
than their opponents. After Bay had been
retired Mccarthy singled and should have
been out at second, trying to make 1t
double. but Martin dropped Holmes throw,
and he was safe. Flick singled. and Nc
Carthy went home. Hickman also singled
and Lajoie's hit. coming right on behind,
sent two more runs over the rubber. Goch-
nauer then varied the monotony with
double, and Lajoie ran home with the
fourth run. $50. .+sS go. -. .-,.s. ss-,-
In the third the fifth and last run was
made by Cleveland. the result Of Hick-
mans triple and Lajoies long fly to Ryan.
In the fourth the Senators got their last
run on Orth reaching first on a felder's
choice. going to third on a passed ball, and
home on Clarke's single.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
COMING TENNIS TOURNEY.
Southern Championship to Be Played
for Next Week.

The tennis players of the District will
have busy time ahead of them, starting
next Monday, when the seventeenth annual
tournament, open to all comers for the
championship of the south, will be started
on the courts of the Bachelors Club, on M
street northwest. In addition to the regu-
lar events, mems championship singles,
mems doubles and mixed doubles the
Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club will hang up
a womans challenge cup for the champion
ship of the SOUTH to become the property
Of any woman winning 1t three times. not
necessarily in succession. Heretofore it has
been the rule to admit ladies free to the
tournaments, but on. account of the extra
expense and big attendance, the fair sex
generally securing the best seats, it has
been decided to charge them an admission
fee the same as their brothers.
The southern championship bowl has been
won twice by each of the following men:
J. ParmIy Paret, John c. Davidson and
Ray w. Little, the latter being the present
holder, who will be required to defend the
championship and the championship bowl
against the winner of the tournament.
In addition to the challenge trophies, first
and second prizes VIII be given in each
event, and a consolation prize in mems and
women's singles The consultations will be
open to all contestants defeated in their
first match actually played
In all contests matches will be best two
in three advantage sets, except in the finals,
which will be best three in five advantage
sets. Play will begin ats pm. and any
player not present When called to play may
be defaulted
Mr.. ]. Miller Kenyon will act as referee.
Entries for the singles will close at u
pm. Saturday, and efor the doubles and
mixed doubles at g. pm. Monday next.
The following committee will be in charge
of the tournament: ia Miller Keynon, H. c.
Norman. E. E. Whiting, 1J. H. Ballinger,
w. B. Wood. vs. :@ -,-z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
GOLFERS DISQUALIFIED.
Unusual Occurrences at st. Andrews
Tourney.


Tourney.
Golfers experienced a shock during the
qualifying round Of the ST. Andrews invi-
tation tournament yesterday John Mol
Ter, 1r, of Garden City. after leading a large
field in the double rotInd of thirty-six holes,
was disqualified on a. technicality
Just as Meller and his partner Nassen
Mallouf of Cornell. bad floled out on the
fourteenth green. thunder storm swept
over the links. The pair took refuge for o
few minutes under a, tree. and while there
w. c. Carnegie of st. Andrews and F. O..
Horstmann of Chevy Chase went through
after warning the sheltered pair. Both Of
the latter golfers were drenched
Moller and Mailouf finished directly be-
hind Horstmann and Carnegie, who pro-
tested the former pair, whereupon the COM
mttee disqualified them.
Moller made the thirty-six holes in 49, or
three strokes better than Walter L. Stern.
the next best man. The decision is under
rule ID. which reads as follows:
Competitors shall not discontinue play.
nor delay to start on account of bad
weather nor for any other reason what
ever, except as is satisfactory to tile COM
mittee of the club in charge of the compe-
tition The penalty for a breach of. this
rule is disqualification. ''t-r
A protest in an open or invitation tour
nament in this country Is decided novelty
and this affair occasioned much talk.
Moller was indignant. He and Mallouf
left for home shortly after the incident.
Three other competitors who admitted
afterward that they had sought shelter
| during the worst of the storm were also
disqualified. With Moller out of the way
the low score medal went to Stern. n St
Andrews player, with $50.
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SHOWED UNDER.
Gallaudet Team Was No Match for the
Blue and Gray.

The Georgetown University base ball
team had an easy time with the Gallaudet
team yesterday afternoon on the univ ersity
campus, defeating the "Mutes" by "a to o.
Georgetown made twenty-One hits.
1t was simply hit and run game. Ev-
cry man on the Blue and Gray team got
more than one hit except Morgan. who had
an off day at the bat. The first hit of the
game for the "Mutes' was not made until
the fifth inning. when Ryan dropped one
back of short. Their second and third hits
were made by Hunter getting one back of
second and Leitch hitting to right. These
were all the hits that the losers could get
throughout the entire game.
Byrnes, who did the slab work for
Georgetown. was in excellent form. strik-
ing out nine of his opponents Georgetown
scored In every inning except the first and
last. Hart. who had Capt. Sam Apperious'
place behind the bat, did good work with
the stick. getting two home runs and
three base hit.
The final game of the season will be play
ed this afternoon between the Blue and
Gray and Columbian University team. To-
morrow the Georgetown team will leave on
ito pOrfhorn trim The score follows.
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BEST GAME. oF THE SERIES.
sixth Presbyterian Church l. Mine Wins
- li'e%a BY, 8 to o.


The base ball game between the teams
representing the Sixth Presbyterian
Church and the Wesley Methodist Church.
which was played yesterday afternoon on
the church league grounds, at the corner
Of 18th street and Columbia road, was con-
sidered by tar the best game yet played by
the mines belonging to the Amateur Athletic
Association of the churches of Washington.
The contest was a pitchers battle and re-
suited in a victory for the Sixth Church by
the score of to o. The spectators were
much more orderly than in the preceding
games and displayed enthusiasm only as
occasion demanded.
The members of both teams played snap
py ball and many good plays bordering on
the sensational order were made during the
game. --t-c-a-.
There were very few errors and those
made had but little effect on the final score.
T. Birckhead, who did the twirling for the
Wesley team, after the first inning proved
an enigma the Presbyterians were unable to
solve. He bent them over the plate and
twisted them out of the the reach of the
opposing batsmen with unvarying regularf-
ty and great effectiveness. Smith, who
offlciated on the rubber for the Sixth
Church. also did good work. Both pitchers
received splendid support. Kennedy at third
for the Presbyterfans and Farlee at short
for the Methodtsts winning the fielding
honors of the game.
The two runs in the first inning were
In the eighth Fish made trip around the
10 n 6na1 "a
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COLUMBIA ATHLETES WON.
Victors Shut Out In Pitchers
Battle,

One of the most interesting and we'll
played games of the season took place yes
terday afternoon on the grounds of the new
Columbia Athletic Club, 18th and D streets
northeast between the team of that club
and the Victor Athletic Club, the former
winning by a score of to 0. Nearly 500
spectators witnessed the contest. Both
teams put up an excellent game, and It
was not until after the last man was out
that either team was sure Of victory J..
Symanoski, who was in the box for the
home team, pitched an excellent game. al
lowing but four hits. The pitching OF Bur
hams of the Victor Athletic Club was also
very good. He allowed but five hits. The
Columbia Athletic Club has been playing
good ball the entire season, having de-
feated several of the strongest teams OF
the District The lineup follows: Column
baking, right field; Walker. center field;
Sterne, shortstop; Rabb. third base: Guam
trlle, first base; F. Symanoski. left field:
Moreland, catcher; Brown. second base; j.
Symanosk, pitcher. Victor A. C.-Cullen,
left field; Wood. shortstop; Langforth.
third base; Clark, first base; Burhams
pitcher; Lewis, third base; Eloim. catcher;
Given, center field: Cunni, right field.
Score by innings:
RHE
Columbia A. C. $4,000 OOOx+ 5 2
Victor A. C......0 o o 100 4