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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-13
Railroad Notes.

o. +. swami. assistant general pas
senger. agent Of the Rio Graude, came
ia from Denver yesterday. lie spent
most of his time mingling with the
visiting ticket agents.
Advices were received yesterday from
Los Vegas by Assistant Chief Engineer
H. NJ. Mccartney of the salt Lake
route. but no mention was made of al
legged Indian troubles in that region in
a Los Angeles dispatch.
special train of six cars bearing
delegates TO the convention Of Elec-
trical Workers in Salt Lake is on its
way over the Rio Grande from Denver.
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R. G. W. PETITION FILED.

Council Is Asked For Depot and Shop
Franchise.
The petition Of the Rio Grande West
ern. by General superintendent J. H.
Young. for a franchise allowing the
construction Of a new passenger depot,
shops and coal trestles. and the en-
largement Of the yards. was filed with
City Recorder NystrOm yeste rday.
The petition is along the lines pre-
viOusly explained i'm The Herald. The
d -ument is given up largely 10 argu-
ments I'm favor of granting the fran
chise and explanations of it's benefits
10 the city. The expenditures cOntem-
plated are 20 aggregate 1000, goo.
The plans include the erection of a
$4,000 Y. NJ q. A. club house on Sec
ond South, near Fourth West. street.
for employees. The petition will go
into the council tomorrow evening.
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DRESS YonR WALLS

We sell wall paper that decorates
from Zoe roll TO SO roll; tinting, deco
rating, painting. etc. right prices;
prompt work.
GEORGE w. EBERT & CO.
326 State Street
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Traek Laving Begins.

Track laying has begun on the Salt
Lake route at Calieutes. The present
work is IN the material yards. although
I'm reality on the main line. More
track win be laid in the yards, and
then work win begin following the
graders along the main line
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Nv WAIL PAPER-

Two carloads of entirely new wal
paper The most fashdious tastes car
be suited az
GEORGE ". EBERT & CO.
s2s state Street.
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NFW WAII PAPER.

Two carloads Of entirely new wall
paper. The most fastidiOus tastes can
be suited at
GEORGE W. EBERT & Co,
326 state Street
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The L. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder

Owing 60 positive engagements made
hy AR John WIKI. representing the
Webb reyschlag Mercantile company
Or Kansas City. Mo-. Nhe sample room
at 225-229 South Wess Temple street
viii be closed about 81 lturday Sept. ~,
This week viii be thctlast opportunity
for the trade so inspect this magnificent
line of toys. china glassware. statiCu-
cry and holiday goods before its re-
mOVaI 20 Denver
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Everybody drinks Manit0u water, the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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COAL OFFICES MOVED.

Diamond Fuel company. Kemmerer
Fuel company, now located I'm Utah
National bank corner First South and
Main. Telephones 166 and III.
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Big hats and little hats for big and
little people. Wonder Millinery Com
pauy, 80 Main. 18th, 18th, 18th.
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THE ARTIsTTC SENSE

Is pleased with the artistic effects OF
the new wall papers at
GEORGE w. EBERT & CO..
326 State Street.
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The ManitOu hotel, thoroughly reno
waited. opens its dining room Tuesday,
18th inst. under new management
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-13

Big stock and little rent See the
point. Wonder Millinery Company, 81
Main street.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. F. Arm
strong, president: J. Z. Game, cashier.
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Read Banks ad. on page. 5. section
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THE ARTISTIC SENSE

Is pleased with the artistic effects Of
the new wall papers at
GEORGE W. EBERT & CO.
326 state Street.
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The Httle store with the big stock
Wonder Millinery Company, 50 MAR
street
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Read Banks. ad. on page, 5. section 3
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Commencing Aug "A for thirty days.
salt Lake electric supply Co.
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Read Banks ad. on page. 3. section 3.
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ppean Hotel, Salt Lake City.
2ms 60 with bath. popular price
(. Rates S1.00 to $500 per day.
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R
y CAR
els With a
idsnt.
CK0F FENDER
GED ALONG THE
ut NINETY FEET.

ager a steamftter Of
20. was instantly killed
lcS last night by a north
car near the corner of
Iigncft and state, streets.
just al Ne -5s7S--i6ent Occurred is not
known, Is no one could he found last
light who witnessed the accident. The
Flfst notice the car crew hhd that any
thing was wrong was when Conductor
swaliher Ieit something bunpping under
The forward end of his ca ana gave
hotorman smith the signal to stop. An
investigation revealed thel inanimate
form of Granger under the forward
cnd OF the car He was apparently dead
wnen taken out. The ground along the
alue or the track showed Taa- the man
must have been draeged under the car
distance Of ninety feet. Coroner
laik was notified. and he gave diTec-
2-Sona as "a the temporary disposition
Mystery Surrounding Accident.
There is but one theory as 10 how
the man came 10 his sudden death. The
suppOsition is that the man was either
sitting. standing or lying on the ground
between the two tracks, I'm the shadow
OF the electric light and street car COM
pany poles which line the center Of the
street, and when the car came along
was caught by it. or fell against it,.
The position in which the body was
found when the car came TO a stand
still showed that Granger was not first
struck by the fender. That passed his
head. In some unaccountable way the
mans head was caught between the
fender and the front trucks. Held in
that position the body was dragged un-
I'll the conductor felt It humping and
stopped the car.
When the occupants Of the car
reached the man he gave one or two
Eroans and then ceased to show any
further signs of life. The police were
Immediately notified, as was also the
coroner.
Relatives in Cheyenne.
What Granger was doing between
the car tracks at THAI time of night,
aud in such a position as to be caught
- he ~ is q mystery.
- rhat Granger was a
eyenhe Steamftters'
he means of identi-
that his dues had
49, 1903.
b. a membership
e NO. $50 of the
five Order of
that Granger
landing I'm the
card found il
belonged to
years.
J. J. Grain
sister Miss
,ner. Neb.
oyed at Bling
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and little rent. See the
len Millinery Company, 81
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ITodern Plumbing

+ prices. George G.. Doyle &
e street. Phone 162.
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THE NEW WILSON

. Read Banks ad. on page. 3. section 3
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Relatives in Cheyenne.

What Granger was doing between
the car tracks at THAI time of night
aud in such a position as to be caught
- heN'Ns, is q mystery.
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Ell Casino ESpa-
mol de AreCjbO
CELEBRO UNA CONCURRIDA
VELADA
LA OIRECTIVA HIzO GALAN- :
TES HONORES A La CON-
CURRENCIA.
Despues hubo un bale que du-
ro hasta ell alba.
de maestro c0rTesp0nSat)

Setbre. 9.-Anoche como habiamos
anunciado Sc llev6 efecto en- ell CAST
no Espanol la velada E Inauguration
del Teatro recien construfdo. FL dis
curse de aperture por ell senior Sulive-
ras estuvo elocuente lleno de galanas
frases. Ell sefior Figueras cant6 ad
mirablemente ell '<Sei Troppo bellaS V
GLa mia bandiera1 acompanandole al
piano la sonora Trina P. de SAM La
seRorita Rosana Navas ejecut6 al pia-
no con suma maestrfa la eInvitaci6n al
wals2 de Weber y la senorita Mary
Wilson 10 hizo igualmente dejando-
nos DIR un walls de Raft Un encanta-
dor grupo de ninas y ninos cantaron
con gracelo Y Suma atinaci0n ell coro
de <Las campanadas> que mereci6 los
honores de la repeticion. FL senor
Goicoechea nos dejo DIR ell bellfsimo
GCanto A Puerto Rico9 de Gautier
Benitez una aria de <La Tempestad>
en- que demostro una vez mas sus bri-
llantes cualidades artisticas 10 mismo
que en- <Marina~ Todos los n1meros
fueron acompanados al piano por la
sonora de SAM quien su yez nos dejo
OR galanamente recitada una hermosa
composition de su senior Padre que fu6
muy aplaudida.
Ell senor Arreche di6 lectura 4 una
composition improvisada al momento,
titulada <Por nuestro idioma>. Las
dos piecesitas ~Un primo primoa
SiQui6n es Calleias!> estuvieron habit
mente representadas por las senoritas
Catalina Florit Hortensia Bausa
los senores Manuel Ledesma, Luis
Calder6n Arreche, quienes demos
traron cualidades de verdaderos acto-
res. La directiva obsequi6 espl6ndi-
damente todos los que tomaron parte
en- esta brillante fiesta de la que puede
decirse no hubo un solo lunar fu6 1
completa satisfaction de la numeroea
concurrencia que invadio los salones
del Casino, y que desean Sc repitan con
freouencia estas tan agradables vela-
das. El broche que cerro tan delicada
fiesta fu6 ell bale que dur6 hasta las 4
de la manana.
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Otra disposition hizO pdbIICa
anOChG Ia "Juntd Superior de
Sandal. "
Las siguientes disposiciones de-
beran ser tenidas en- Cuenta en-
los nataderos de la lsia.

~Orden nGmero %. DEPARTA-
MENTO DEL INTERIOR. Junta
Superior de Sanidad de p. K. San
Juan, F. L. Septiembre 8 de 1902
&l.-En toda municipalidad donde
exista mas de un matadero, la proper
cion del ganado hembra Sc computara
taderO alternara la matanza, por ejem-
plo: En- municipios que tengan cuatro
mataderos, podra matarse una hembra
ell times, en- ell matadero nlimero /; una
ell martes, en- ell matadero n1mero 2;
una el microbes, en- ell matadero n6-
nero 3, y cl ju6ves en- el matadero MI
4; pudiendo asf los abastecedores ma
tar ganado hembra, en- case de que
quisieran hacer uso del benehcio de
de la ley sobre ell particular
~2.-En las municipalidades donde
no haya mas que un matadero Sc sa-
critica Solamente una res diaria, la ma
tanza ha de yeriticarse en- la manera
siguiente; Dos dfas consecutivos, CO.
rrespOnde sacritica rmachos, el tercer
dfa, hembra; ell cuarto quinto dfa,
machos, y ell sexto dfa hembra, asi
suceslyamente.2
e3.-En case de que Sc efect6e ell
sacriiicio mas que una vez solamente,
como en- los pueblos donde rige ell
privilegio de la subasta municipal, po-
dra computarse por semana el prone
diO de los animales de ambos sexos que
Sc maten.2
S4-Se exhibira una copia de esta
Orden en- cada matadero de la Isla,
asf mismo Sc enviara copia todos los
Jueces de Paz, OfciaIes de Sanidad
Comandantes de Puestos de Policfa.
S5,-Empezara a regir esta Orden
desde ell dia 10 de Septiembre de
1903.-R. H. HERNANDEZ. NJ. d.
Director de Sandals
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AVISO |

La direction de Carload recibira en-
su oticina, calle de Allen No. 3, ell pro-
ximo lines, | 1 del corriente mes, a las
diez de la manana, proposiciones para
ell servicio de suministro de carne ( las
instituciones de Carload por los neses
que restan del ano econ6mico en- curse:
cuyas proposiciones han de ajutarse 4
las siguientes condolences.
10. La carne ha de ser de res sacri-
ticada en- ell matadero de esta Capital
llenando todos los requisites exigidos
por la Sanidad
20. No Sc admite carne de buey nj
de vaca, por cuyo motiyo debe sena-
larse al Sr. Veterinario la res de la
cual Sc suministrara la carne q las ms
tituciones de Carload.
30. La carne ha de ser sin sebo nj
plltrafas y la cuarta parte de hueso.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para general
conoclmlento y concurrencia de lici-
tadores.
Francisco r. Goenaga.
Act'g. Director of Charities.
Nota; Sc exigira fianza 3v.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
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GENTLEMEN & LADIES.
Sc DESEAN

Varias personas de caracter y buena
reputation en- cada estado Use desea una
de este pals para representa- y anun-
ciar una antigua y rica casa de nego-
clos, que tiene una base financiera muy
s6lida.
Salario $21 semanal con expensas
adicionales pagados directamente des-
de la oficina general, todos los mi6rco-
les.
Caballo 8 coche, facilitado cuando
sea necesario.
Referencias Y sobre con la propia di-
recci6n deben enviarse al COLONIAL
Caxton Building, CHICAGO-III.
14-v-s.
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VENTA

Sc venden en- Santurce, barrio de Hormi
gueros, tres casas con solares propios de tres
habitaoiones cada una, dc MADEIRA, cobiiadaS
de hierro galvanizado ademas un solar.
FL precio de estas propiedades es ell mismo
por el que SO ha adquirido en- hipoteca.
Los que quieran hacer ell negocio, pueden
dirigirse don Joaquin Pacheco en- su niue
blerfa calle Allen, ndmero 81.
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D E

La casa de mamposteria que estd en-
la calIe de San Jose n6mero 27. Ell
que la interese puede dirigirse don
NJ. Corchado (Jaen) Espafa, en- Bail6n.
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SUCCESSION ALFONSO
Sc VENDE

Una linca r6stica en- la carretera
central, kilometro II con casa para fa-
milia dependencia, Is cuerdas de
paste y con buenas cercas.
Sc vende tambiGn un iuego compile
to de muebles finos, maderas detacha-
do hGcar de todas classes, caballos de
paso fno de brancal, un coche de dos
asientos, carros, titles de labranza y
veinte yuntas de bueyes.
Para informes: Dirijirse & don Car
los III. Blondet.
Rio-Piedras. 2. L. 30 y
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A LOS NoTARIos

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
en- todos colores, SO hacen la 6rden,
an sLa Correspondents do Puerto
RiseS.
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RODRIGUEZ Y MARXuACH
AGENCIA DE INGENIERIA
a San Jose 4

Nos hacemos cargo de toda clase de
obras de Ingenierfa civil, proyectos de
casas, edifcios, mediciones, pianos de
fincas, tasasiones, amoionamientos, des-
lindes etc.
Larga experiencia Y mucha prdctica
en- obras p6blicas.
Hacen contratas de obras a-l5-1.
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CAFE "SAN JUAN"

Este precioso establecimento. situado en-
sitio mas cGntrieo fresco de la Ciudad.
ofrece al pGblco, servicio esmerado, refreS
CO.'S dulces helados, la vez que oportu
nidad para disfrutar de la m6sica de
retrota.
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A Los PROPlETARIOs

Cuadernos talonarjos de Glen reoibos para
afos de alquiieres de casas.
B0letas de demandaS
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FARMACIA COLON

Me6icamentos frescos. Drogas puras. .-Es-
pecial esmero en- ell despacho de recetas por
personal competente.
Complete surtido de geringas de Pravaz
ultimoS mOdeos.
Equidad en- los precios.
Plaza Prncipal.-San Juan Puerto-Rico,
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EL POLO NORTE
GAZE Y BIIlLAR-

FL melor establecimiento de su clase en-
ga Juan. Servicio esmeradiimo; Sc sirven ohio
oolate, cafe, refrescss, y licores, de la mayor
pure2a,
25 San Francisco 25
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La hygiene 0S Ia SaIud
Industrias puertorriquefas
"PEQUENA ANTILLA"y polo NORTE"
Fabrcas de bebidas carbOnatadas. Istuan rs,
SAN JUAN
USAMOS: Filtro PASTEUR.
Extractos de frutas.
A vIao1s rrroprIl laIa


Nuestros modernos aparatos fueron
construidos por la casa John Matthews
de New York, la primera del mundo.
Estos aparatos producer el gas car
b6nico qu{n2ican1ente pWro.
Nuestros enyases son lavados y en-
juagados 4 maquina, y todas son moyi-
das por fuerza electrical
Como Ujsta h0ce fg, rogamos una vi
sta q nuestro local, donde tendremos
mucho gusto en- mostrar nuestras ma
quinas procedimientos.
Limonada, gengibre, frambuesa, zar-
zaparrilla, china, pima, crema.
Todo entregado, asf como sifones,
4 domicilio.
Para la 58La. Los mismos produc-
tos, precios moderados, en- barriles
Tel6fono no. 81.
III. Rodrtg~ez, (farmac6utico)
4. Rioero (ingeniero industriaD
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FarmaCia americana

Constante surtido de toda clase
de patentizados.
Artfculos de fantasia para el
tocador.
Geringas de fuente &. &.
Todo & precios m6dicos.
ALLEN ST. mum. %.
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LInea f6rrsa del OGste
ITINERARIO

salidas de Bayam6n Capital simultanea-
mente.
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JaClntO T0NidOr y AICaIa del OImO
AROG ADO NOTARIO


Fierce en- todos las los Tribunales de
la Isla.
Allen, 80 altos, San Juan
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B5JJetes 5arato8 para dja8 -feativos

B5ZleteS 6arato8 para djas te8t5Voe
Clase 2 CIase
De Capital Bayam6n, de
ida vuelta. ......... 1925 SO.l6
De Bayam6n q Catano, ida
y vuelta. ....... ..., Is 10
Billete ordinario de Capita Catano en-
2 clase ctvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre 1903
RAMON VALDES
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
STiodic vtsjo q 90 quintal
Evening journal., 1903-04-27
Tlna Ernm thn nat.

Jimmy O'Neil was on the bsncaf
in citizens clothes watching the game.
He will not be in the game for several
days on account OF his recent illness.
Tricky France did all that was TO
quired of him, both at the bat and in
the field.
Chick" Tierney covers a big terri-
tory in centre field, and the way he
pounded the bali made mis- friends
happy.
Sapp made a good impression upon
the audience by his throwing.
That assist in the ninth inning ~
Pop" Everson to Sarsheld at first was
a clever play.
The Baltimore team is certainly an
all-star aggregation. Almost every
member is an ex-League man, and Ia
headed by the old baseball war horse.
Robinson, who has been the father of
the game in Baltimore.
Raimo demonstrated that he can
field as well as catch.
The one-hand catch OF Spencer's
long centre field dive by Wilhelme, OF
the Albany team, was the feature Of
the game.
Manager Connelly saw the game
from the grand stand roof. He was
pleased with the showing made by his
men.
Catche Sweeney. of the Wilmington
b. b. was we'll known in Wilmington
before coming here to play. Many OF
his old admirers shook his hand on
Saturday
The b. B. aggregation plays in York
today.
Harrisburg has he fever badly land
the fans can hardly wait for the open
ing game
The fame OF the Wilmington b. b
Club has reached Washington. Man
Iaged Weednldn of the Marine Club. 4,
lanxious for a game. His team is com
posed solely Of marines, but they are
crack-a-. lacks. Several former leaiui
; men. who are now in the service. be,
ing on the team. More than half o
the players saw service in Cuba. IN
? Philippines and China -
Knox arrived in Wilmington today an
viii be seen dn the game with the Cuba
, N-Giants here on Thursday.
, Hanlon. Of Brooklyn. has been afte
Conroy.
Alex Sweeney will captain the whining
ton team.
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WILMINGTON A. A.
LOST FIRST GAME
Ten Thousand People See
Locals Beaten by Small
Margin
TEAM MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION

South Side Park never held as many
people in it's history an passed through
the yates on Saturday TO see the open
lng game between the Wilmington A.
A. ana Baltimore Eastern League
baseball teams. And although the
home team was defeated by the small
margin of to 3. the 10000 spectators
had no room to kick, as the game was
replete with hard hitting, fast fielding
and "a snap that characterlzes good
baseball
Had the immense crowd which was
forced TO seek standing room i'm the
field, been away the score would have
been different. Il is hard to determine
what the score would have been had
the field been clear.
AS early as I O'Clock the crowd be-
gan filing into the grounds, and il kept
IL up until 3.15. After making a cir
cult Of the city In car, the teams ar
rived mt the grounds about 2.3O, where
the Philharmonic Band gave a concert
and the teams practiced until they
were called to their positions by the
we'll known voice of Billy Smith.
Mayor George M. Fisher tossed the
ball to Pop" Everson. and the base
ball season was on.
The A. A. team looked like n winner
luntil the eighth inning. when a pass
issued by Everson a double, a single
land an error by Hartman netted three
runs for the visitors. which won the
lgame.
The A. A. team is strong one, and
/ considering their opponents, who are
1.-THE fastest in the East. and the fact
of Il being the first game of the season
gave some excuse for the defeat, which
was I'm no way disgraceful.
The crowd is we'll pleased with the
team, which viii make good without 6
doubt. The outheld is particularly
strong the men covering much ground
Chick" Tierney was in good form
and seemed to be every place the bal
dropped His hitting was also hard
He promises to be valuable man
Hartman caught good game, and his
throwing to bases was all that coul'
be expected. Ramsey won the hearts
OF the fans by the way he handled th'
stick, as did Ballantyne.
Baltimore began the run getting II
the fourth. when the first was score'
on Ballantyne's error and Green's two
. bagger. Another was scored in tn
! sixth ON a single by Mills and q two
base hit by Shearon. which landed II
p the crowd In the eighth three run
, were scored by Shearon's pass, Doudi
double Brodies single and Hartmann
error. The locals made their only rum
, in the fourth. Tierney scored on Sars
, fields double Ballantyne and Sars
field scored on Ramsey's double, Th'
score.
Evening journal., 1903-04-27
TWO SATURDAY NIGHT ACCIDENTS
South Wilmington Resident Struck BY
Trolley Car and Sustained
Broken LEG.

Elizabeth Hogue, Of No 1885 Delaware
avenue, while attempting to prevent a
child from running in mont OF a car
at Second and Market streets ON Sat
urday night fell and cut a deep cash in
hSr nose
George Porter, aged 5S years, oc No
ll09 A street. was struck by car No.
SO, OF the Wilmington and New Castle
Electric Railway Company on Saturday
night, and sustained broken leg He
was sent to his home in a carriage.
Evening journal., 1903-04-27
BASEBALL is NOW
THE KING OF SPORTS

baseball will than before
by the ak
baseball single day
Il plain WIS.,
restless
uu she
The there
their suits and the
the principal streets
trolley and
tina the
ever here ant many will be
Evening journal., 1903-04-27
Delaware Team Makes Good Showing

Delaware Team. Makes Good SHOWING.
Delaware relay teams made a good
showing az the University of Pennsyl-
mnia races on Saturday.
The Wilmington High School finish,
ed fourth In their race which was run
in minutes 81 as second The race
was won by the Steelton High School.
Friends School also finished fourth
in its race.
Although the Military Academy was
entered to run, its team failed to put
in an appearance at Franklin Field.
In the class composed of Western
Maryland, Delaware, Franklin aud
Marshall, Carlisle and Allegheny Col.
leges, the time was minutes and 40 1-5
seconds. lt was won by Carlisle; sec
ond, delaware; third. Allegheny