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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-08
County Road

L. ]. Southwick. ............. 1920
T. D, King. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
L. ]. Southwick. .......... 121.4O
]. NJ. Pearce. ............... 3.75
A. S. Winters. ............. 1915
Thos Warrington. .......... 1860
Henry Greer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
Geo. P. Edmunson. .<....,.. $3.50
Geo. p. Edmunson. ......... 1921
Sherman Winters. .......... 61.5O
Henry Schlader. ........... 1885
Daniel Hoover, bill $3.50. al
lowed. . ............... 21.25
Sheep Bounty
b. s. Shriner. Observation-Disclosures. 1.5O
L. ]. Southwick. ........... 1.5O
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-08


FIFTH DAY, JANUARY IS
Following official bonds of overseers
examined and approved:
L. J. Southwick. district No. 10.
J. II. Jordan, district No. a.
James Bonnalle, district No. 35.
Following official reports examined
and approved:
T. D. King, overseer district No. II.
L. ]. Southwick. overseer district No
10.
Sherman Winters, overseer district
No. 5.
Geo. P. Edmunson. overseer district
No. %.
Henry Schlader, overseer district
No. Is.
Daniel Hoover. overseer district No
49,
w. B. Reese. probate judge.
Following claims allowed:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-08


road in district No. Is and damages
awarded ]. H. Quinn non-consenting
landowner on said road in the sum of
$500. Warrant ordered drawn in
name of overseer of said district, he to
make a tender of said amount to said
non-consenting landowner.
Gertie Logan granted an allowance
in the sum of $500. Warrant ordered
drawn in favor of C. d. McEachron he
said INDECENT.
The time having arrived for consid-
Grafton of bids for care of county in
digents the following bid submitted,
viz:
Il do herewith propose to care for
the county indigents from April 1, 1904,
to April l, 1905, as follows: I will fur
nish board, lodging, washing and to-
bacco to all persons able to wait upon
themselves for $3.50 per month except
when there are less than five persons
and for each such person less than fire
persons 1 will charge $500 per month
and those that are sick and unable to
go to their meals or care for themselves
a graduated price according to the care
not to exceed $3.50 per day. excepting
contagious diseases requiring quaran-
tine, such cases will be cared for at
actual cost for immunes, guards, etc.
l will maintain telephone connection
with the central system at Lewiston
and will furnish transportation free of
charge for county charges from Lewis
ton to the place of keeping the same
when notified and the amount of to-
.bacco furnished each inmate shall not
exceed $500 per month. The right Is
hereby conceded the county to make al
lowances for assistance of indigents
outside this contract when the same
persons being able will be given work
sufficient to pay for their clothes. Re-
specially submitted.
&C. I. STRANAHAN."
After due consideration the bid was
accepted, c. r. Stranahan to furnish
bond in the sum of 1000 for faithful
performance of duties.
The time for opening bids for burial
of county indigents having arrived the
Vassar and Lewiston Furniture and
Undertaking Co. After due considera-
ton the bid of the Lewiston Furniture
and Undertaking Co. being the lowest
and best bid offered said bid is ac-
cepted and contract awarded for one
year from February /, 1904.
Said bid is as follows, to-wit:
I'VE will bury all county indigents
and deceased persons of unknown an
tecedents within a radius of five miles
of the city of Lewiston for the sum of
ten and 25-100 dollars for each burial
and for actual expenses in addition to
this amount for all burials outside of
this radius within the limits of Nez
Perez county.
LEWISTON FUR. & UND. co"
Following claims allowed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-08
FOURTH DAY, JANUARY II

Mary J. Brown, county INDECENT
granted an allowance in the sum of
$40 per month for the present quarter.
Ordered that bids for keeping county
indigents for one year from April 1.
1904. be called for and opened, January
10, 1904.
Ordered that bids for burial of
county indgents and persons of un-
known antecedents be- called for and
to be opened January 10, 1904.
An appropriation in the sum of $99
granted to be used under the super
vision of overseer of district No. 80 for
the improvement of the Fountain
grade.
Helda Anderson, county INDECENT,
granted an allowance in the sum of
$500 per month for the present quarter.
An appropriation granted in the sum
of $99 for the repairing of the road in
Lawyers canyon in road district No.
IA, caused by flood. Warrant to be
drawn in the name of R. L. Spiker,
w l.. Clifford, county assessor and
Miles s. Johnson, county attorney, al
lower $3005 each to defray their ex-
penses in attending a meeting of county
assessors and county attorneys called
at Boise, January IS, 1904.
On petition of NJ. G. Grossclose ct al.
J. II. Jordan appointed overseer of
road district No. "a.
In matter of petition of Peter F.
Gordiner for cancellation of assessment
for tax, 1902 on NE of nh section 10,
township 35 N, range l w. p. NJ. Mat
ter considered and not granted board
having no jurisdiction.
Official report of Jesse E. Walker,
overseer district No. %, examined and
approved.
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:e1xISsIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
49, q the Board of County co"n'''
0'''' .onsrs, Nee Perez County
Idaho
nav, JANUARY II, 1904

FIRST pH'' -
ao,rd meets pursuant TO Id" III
ular seS9-Y Coo A. Smith, commits
Prese I,'.st district; Geo. w. Welker'
slon ,mtssioner Third distri'. , anu =, H.
Gmdon. clerk; by G - MeH'e'i'0'''
deputy ,..,5 drawn in favor of
"aii qt,stires county treasurer, in
C A - s4440 to be used in pay
ln unit Of Court House BONDS NOS, To-
mem $1,000 each, and annual inter
Il, 49, entire issue remaining unpaid
sS' yoyember IL, 1903
due ,,,,,t ordered drawn in favor OF
Hastings, county treasurer IN
{ ~ am, Of $3.50 TO be used in pay
the sun w. seri-annual interest on Re-
hlei ~, ponds due January l, 1904.
lu,-l', Eve matter of petition of w. F.
IL -,,,.o,,th ct al for division of road
h ...nIat No. IS. matter considered, pc
u ..,,nn granted and said district divided
viz; ,.,...,,,,
-, district No. 16 on the north and
-, oarter. line of section II, town
'a . \. range l w. B. NJ, thence
.h IN center of section Il; thence
sost L mile: thence south 21a miles, to
-. southwest corner of section 20;
thonca east mile; thence south TO
,dorv line of road district No. 16
Worth bank of Clearwater river. All
.hot norton of said district lying west
=, above described line be known as
,a district No. IS and all that por-
49,, living east of said line be known
&c road district No. SO.
Irpon petition of +. NJ. Blackburn
o+alD. Fl. Daniels appointed overseer
If road district No. 49,
petition of Hiram Alber ct al for APP
oointment of w. j. Powell overseer of
Rad district No. 80, considered and
not granted.
Following official reports examined
and approved.
CP. Coburn, justice of the peace.
Fl. Jordan. overseer district No. 81.
Following claims are examined and
allowed;
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KINDRED WINS.
Favorite Takes Sprint Handicap
at Delnlar Track.
DIV Assoclated prcss.)

ST LOUIS. MO, May kindred. the
fayorite, won the sprint Handicap, the
feature of Il good lNinIoch card at the
Delmar track to-day The Kingston
horse was favored BY the track, which
was soft on account OF last nights rain.
Nestry got TO him at the eight pole. but
was not quite good enough TO win, sum
mary:
Noiiie T. Go to u first, The Regent Il
10 y second, Brooklyn Go to u third. Time,
] 81.
First one 6 ~ )-'litst, Angelo. % to y
second, Arkansas Is TO y third, Time. III
l..
Third raco-four and half furlongs--
Paul Revere O. TO y first, Liddon az to y
second. Major Outlook GO 10 d third.
Time. 800 IL,
Fourth race-six furlongs, handicap
H 5G oa 6 o g i III H hr ae 7 ssa
Firth race-fge and = 9alt llr j.
second, IlcSlul 90 to u thHas5 Time"
lli IL. 9E
Sixth racc-mlle and seventy yards
Dawson "a 10 y first, Sister l.illtm l(6 to
~ second EXapo e to y thir1. Time.
54 EHt4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
.HAMPDEN-SIDNEY
FIELD ATHLETICS
A Day Of Splendid Events, With
Fine Rivalry for
Prizes
(spoclal la rho Ttmcs.pl,net,,l,..

Especial 70 = hn Times-Dlsretrl.'
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY, VA. May s.
The annual Field Day sports OF Hamp-
6cn-Sidney College were held on the coll
icge athletic grounds Saturday after
moor. The weather was Ideal and n large
and interested audience was present to
cheer the contestants to their best eff
forts for the prizes Visitors from Farm
Vile Charlotte Courthouse. Lynchburg.
Petersburg, Roanoke and Richmond were
noted among the on-lookers.
The following events were run off on
schedule time:
l.. One hundred yards dash. won by
Cannon: time. 1914 seconds.
2. Hammer throw, won by McGehee:
distance. Il feet. inches
8. Base ball throw. won by Warren;
distance. 2S2 feet.
1. Two hundred and 6wenty yards dash,
won by Cannon; time, 27:6 seconds.
.. Shot put. won By Christian; dis
tance. "a feet, inches.
G. Running high jump, won by Nc
Ilwane; height 4 feet, inches
{. Four hundred and forty yards race.
won by McIlwaine; time, Gl:2 seconds.
S. Pole vault, won by Stephenson;
height, feet, S inches.
J. Running broad jump, won by Gam
mon, distance. il feet, 6 inches.
10. one hundred and twenty yards hur-
die race: ten hurdles. feet. inches.
won by Mcllwaine: time 20 seconds.
II. one mile relay race, Won by junior
class team, NIcIlwaine, Watkins, Steph-
cnson. Cannon; time. minutes. 22 sec
onds.
Judges Drs. Jones and NATION, OF the
State Normal School. and Mr.. e. w.
Witse, OF Farmville.
Field Day Committee: DR. j. Fl. c. Bag
by. chairnan; Stuart G. Christian, senior
class; Richard NJ. Price. junior class:
Hunter NJ. j. Phlegar, sophomore class;
Howard C. Montgomery, freshman class.
A unique feature of the exercises was
the rivalry shown by the classes IN max
Ing points over each other. This was
caused by a class cup offered by Mr., j.
Il. AIcAlilster, of Hot Springs, Va.
member of the board OF trustees.
The trophy consists of n handsome sill.
Yer loving cup of beautiful design, and
Is to DC given to the class whose repre-.
sellatves make In the aggregate tho
largest score in all contests OF each ses-
sion Foot ball. baseball. tennis, gym
nasum and track events Will be In
cluded. Tennis and baseball are still
to be scored on. and the seniors hold
eight points ahead thus far. The class
winning the cup in one year Will have lib
name inscribed on the cup.
Indications are that the race between
tho juniors and seniors will be so close
as to be painful finish to the winner
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liz the pink of perfection, and each de-
clares that he will win the championship
The l,iclmonder is confident that the
Washington hurricane will meet his de-
feat, which will be the first Bet,lng at
the resorts last night was even on Rel
necke but as Grants ability Is not
known here the betting was more for
sentiment than anything else. Rcinecke
is "A prime favorite In Richmond, and 1t
looks like big crowd OF his admirers
will be out TO see him Tonight
,etwecn the falls Relnecke VIII give
a demonstration of various movements III
culture, showing how to rescue
a person from burning building and
how TO defend ones self AGAINST a sud-
den attack from thug or foot-pad
Before the main match to,nlghl a pre-
lITmInarv will be pulled off between two
Young men who do not care to have their
names mentioned, As they do not conteln-
plate going into the professional field.
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SPECIALLY Low ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE SEABOARO
AIR LINE RAILWAY

$20,70-Rlchmond. Va, to Jacksonville,
Fla, and return, account meeting In
terstate Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
tom" tickets on sale May I'd and Sd,
good returning until May s, 1904.
5000 Richmond, Va. to Carthage. Mo-,
and return, account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren, May l9th-27th;
tickets on sale May 18th to Gath, inclu-
sive, good returning May 3Qtl; can be
extended until June Both by depositing
same and payment of fifty cents.
5000 Richmond, Va, to Dallas. Texas,
and return on account General Assem-
ly Cumberland Presbyterian Church."
May l9th-a7th; tickets on sale May 10th
10 18th, inclusive. good. returning May
81, 1904.
s65,g-Richmond. Va, to San Francisco
or Los Angeles. Cal. account "General
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church.
May Sd TO 3ls,. and National Associu-
ton of Retail Grocers of United States
May 80 to sth; tickets on sale April I'D
to Goth, inclusive; good returning June 49,
1904. stop overs are allowed both go
Ing and returning at number OF points,
also side trips are given TO holders OF
these tickets TO various points OF inter-
est.
Rates given above are from Richmond,
same reduction from other points ON the
Seaboard. Information in regard to the
above gladly given,
w. NJ. TAYLOR, G, T. A."
$50 East Main Street.
H. 8. LEARn. ID. F. A. S{ftt "a alW
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LIVE NEWS FOR READY READING

CHARLOTTESVILLE. yA.-.Thee Rev
Samuel Saunders. pastor OF Eillsboro
accepted a call to the. Spring Hill Bap-
tlst Church. in Greene county.
county rex,Bo9k Gommlt{,ee j. c9 3vn, sn,
Trustees Walter Coles. n. r.. Clement and
p Garrett IeashSers ~ = v q; MA Miats mnf
in the office of Superintendent Watson
Tuesday and adopted TEXTBOOKS FOR ,p use
meeting lasted for several hours and was
without pickering or confusion.
CONVICTION. 5VA.--Nlr. r., f. Ropes,
for The last four Years president of the
Citizens National Bank h be sbo has E2Ime
business with the Krse Bank, the name
q which VIII be changed TO american
= i} }!S' Vain the Corporation
Court here to-day Judge hlkeh ,entetftem n
gran' nr1e the oronnoce Glib last sepiembcr
the collection Of pr eo spe citv
purposes, Under the order the club Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
IRISH LAD
THE WINNER
Captured metropolitan Handi-
cap at Morris Park
Yesterday.
ToBoeGAn RAN SECOND
Race Worth Over Eleven Thou-
sand Dollars-zLad Had Little
Trouble in Winning.
ToB0GGAN RAN SECOND
tRx Asgoeiated Press.l


NEW YORK, May British Lad won
tho thirteenth running OF the Metropoli-
tan handicap over the Wihers' milo at
Morris Park to-day in easy fashion. He
was carrying tho top weight and was
favorite in tho betting by many points.
yards. he led his field without trouble,
though the pace vas not fast. The horse
seemed to feel his superiority and at the
thrcc-1uarters slackened his speed as If
unwilling to run faster than necessary.
AS a result, tho field closed up on, him.
Shaw then gave his mount n vigorous
,eEaking up, ana Irish Lad drew out and
won by two lengths from Sroboggan an
added starter. from the Keen stable.
ISeldame, winner of the Carter handicap,
a few weeks ago, was third after a
nose and q nose finish With the much
vaunted High Ball Tho time was 40:
The race was worth about $ll,5oo to
tbs winner, $1,000 10 the second and ST.
600 to the third horse,
The first betting was 8 TO ! against
Irish Lad, but heavy wagcrs sent his
lt'ica down TO 2 to !. A crowd officially
estimated $4,000, saw the race to-day.
Weather was delighted and the track
in perfect condition.
Under direction OF the Jockey Club, the
start for the Metropolitan and the other
races was from direction behind the bar
rier. and a standing start as in previous
years This discontinucs the system in
Produced by Mars Cassidy, of having the
horses walk up oSthe barrier
s4Thc Bennington entry. Song and Wine
and Eightroyal,4 ran first and second in
The juvenile handicap; Augur, the ia
Soritc being third. Summary:
First race-five and q half furlongs-
Reliable @ to 81 first, Sovereign @ to y
second. Robnhood 90 to ~ third. Time,
IN.
Second race-foul and onc-half furlongs
-1anya @ to 1O) first, Santa Catalina as
TO y second, Latte g to- y third. Time,
l:J4.
Third race--the Juvenile stakes. five fur
longs. eclipse course-song and Wine 6
to 81 first, Right Royal C. to - second,
Augi:r tevcn and l to g third Time,
:57 Sd
Fourth race--thc metropolitan handicap,
the Withers milc-Irish Lad Q2S Shaw,
& TO 8 and to Joy first, o1Nboggan Q23
Burns, 10 to / and to y second, Bel
dame los a. Brannan, 20 to ! and s to y
third. Time. 1910 High Ball, Red
Knight. stalwart, Buttons Damon
Orthodox, Lord OF the Valley, lux Casta,
Eugcnia Burch Mamie Worth, Careless,
ingold. City Bank and Lord Badge also
ran ana coupled.
Fifth race-the Meadow Brook hunters
trial steepcchase about two miles
Coligny 6 to y first, White crest GO to
u second, Twilight Q5 to y third. Time,
4.05.
Sixth race--sclling, last seven furlongs
OF the Wtlers nliic-Elsie 6 to y first,
.Ionadnock Is to y second, Cincinnatus
q to - third. Time, LIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
MEREDITH
IS PARD0NED..
Engineer Relieved Of Jail Pun
ishlneilt for Flourishing
Revolver.
COUNCIL IS EMPLOYED
Ex-Governor Jarvis and James
Fl. Pot Retained to Resist
Application Of Receiver.
COUNCIL



RALEIGH, N. CT, April ga call has
been issued for a special session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Masons Mt Tarboro, May
10th, for the purpose OF laying the corner
stone OF tho new Confederate monument
to be erected there by the Daughters OF
the c,onfcdcracy. The request for the scs-
sion came to Grand Secretary j. G.
Drcwry this morning and the order was
issued this afternoon
George w. Meredith, the engineer on
fenced by Judge Ferguson at Newborn
some days ago to ten days In the county
jail for pulling his revolver on the master
mechanic OF the road, was here to-day
and appeared before Governor Aycock
with largely signed petitions and per.
sonal letters asking executive clemency.
This Is the case in which Colonel F. NJ
Poarsall, private secretary to the Gov
crnor, in the absence Of the Chief Execu-
tive. issued an order staying the exccu.
ton OF the sentence until the Governor
should return to the city from a trip int,
the western part of the State and tc
Spartansburg S. G. Governor Aycock
after hearing the case granted the par
don.
MILL CONTRACT.
Tho contract has been awarded fol
an addition to the Raleigh cotton mills,
75x75 feet, two stories high. the purpose
being TO install quantity OF new ma
chnery and provide more shipping ROOM
The Secretary Of State charters the
Thomas p. Wright Company. of Eliza
bot ,,.itl, fan ~,
being TO manufacture gas piping.
Governor Aycock said to-day that he
thought 1t would be good idea to carry
the $4,000 State farm bonds recently
bought in by the States prison directors
from the profits Of that institution to the
Democratic State convention to impress
the splendid record the directors have
made in the management Of the prison
In that. without a cents appropriation
they have paid all expenses, have ample
money on hand for the remainder of the
year, and In addition have wiped out the
$4,000 bonded debt for the purchase OF
the farm.
STATES COUNSEL.
IT Is annunoced that Ex-Governor Jarvis
and James II. Pou have been retained
by the State as counsel to aid the At
torney- General In resisting the applica.
tioI VI ooiHi A'Hy N~ayASl III Viz SuS1fiI
Court for the appointment of receiver
for the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad
The Lumberton Argus Publishing Com
pany was chartered to-day With s2,o0t
capital, subscribed BY about thirty Of the
most prominent citizens OF Robson
county
The dissolution of the S. B. Alexander.
Jr.. Company. OF Charlotte. and the Snow
Basket Company, of High Point. is an
nounccd. Both go opt OF business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
HIGH GUN WORK.
Excellent Exhibition Of Target

A large crowd of enthusiastic clay tar
get srnashers attended the opening shoot
OF the West End Gun Club Yesterday af-
ternoon. Those IN attendance saw some
excellent scores made.
In the regular score Mr.. Hammond
the clubs popular president. was high
gun, with forty-six to his credit. He was
closely followed by Messr; Boyd Flip
pen and MacLelland, Mr.. Hammond,
while not making a straight score, broke
JIG out Of 125 a very cnviabie record.
'Medica, F.. j. Flippcn and e. H. Storrt
madelstraiSht scores OF twenty-five each.
Mr. Pierce. from Wytheville. shot at
an excellent gait and made the same
score as when he wasttied by Daniel for
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Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 0.

BOSTON. May 5.--Not one Of the Ath-
letics made run, hit or reached tirst
base in to-day's game by reason of
Yonng's superb pitching Youngs feat is
a record breaker in The major leagues,
While the Champions batted Waddell
hard. sharp fielding By the visitors, kept
down the runs.
Score: r.. ". ~,
Boston .,.,..,,,.,,.o 20s-3 10 o
Philadelphia ...,,.00 OoO0o00 90 0 0
Batteries: Young and criger; Waddcll
and Shrek. Time. rs, Umpire, DWyer
Attendance, 1926,
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ROSE WINS
FOR MAYOR.
CONTINUED From First Page.)
Continued From First Page.)
motion was rejected. after the chair had
snid that II no action We're taken there
would be no candidates In The field,
Matter Ruled Out.

rhe question here came up as to Mr..
starrett's eligibility to the office on the
ground that he will not be qualified
voter at The election, though by the pay
ment of his taxes he will be qualified
When the term begins, Mr. Gardner con-
tended that the present Mayor WAS ellgl-
Bile, but the chair ruled that this was
not n proper subject for the meeting 10
consider.
Nominations then being in order the
ticket heretofore referred to was put UP,
the race for Mayor having been between
Messrs. Rose and Starrett Mr. Howard
Harluns name was put in nomination,
but he quickly withdrew.
All those on the ticket suggested are
qualified voters, The situation is an in /
tercstins one, and 1t Is hard to say what
the forty will do on election day. Most
Of than were In last nights meeting.
however and chances are that they will
in June elect the ticket, which has been
suggested.
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COLONIAL GIRL WINS.
Captured Clarl. Handicap al
Churchill Downs.

LOUISVILLE, ky, May 5,-Colonial
Girl, @. H. Rpwe's tlrec-year-old bay
colt, by Aedder, SprIngtide showed her
SELF % be one OF he beet Of her sex In
Clark iIaDdicap from one Of the hrsI
fields that ever faced n starter az Church-
hin Downs, Colonial Girl and Bell the
Cal were the only tuvorItes 10 win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
INTERESTING MATCH
AT CASINO TONIGHT
Both Reineckc and Grant Are
Confident Of Winning the
Championship.

The wrestling match at the Casino TO-
night promises to be the most interesting
OF any yet seen in Richmond by virtue
OF the fact that Grant, the undefe
southern champion, will use the Jim jitsu
or Japanese method.
Reinecke spent n large portion OF yes
tertlay at Reservoir Park, rowing on tho
lake, While Grant was down the river
taking the same exercise. Both men are
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Cleveland 5. Detroit 3.
Chicago 2, st. Louis 1.
Where They Play To-day.
Now York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland
st. Louis at Chicago.
Standing of the Clubs.
Washington, 9; New York. a.

NEW YORK, May 5,--Washington to-
day won its first game of the season,
defeating the New York team By "A score
OF Q to 4. The local team put up a poor
exhibition,
Score K. Tr. Il.
New York. ........,1Ooo1oo2o--l 10 S
Washington ...,.,,.O 0 O2202a0-9$ II 3
Batteries. Wolfe, Putnam and Beville;
Patton and Drill. Time 2 hours. I'M
rlres, Connolly and Carpenter, Attend
snce, LOO.
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Clay Street League.

The regular devotional meeting Of the
Clay Street EpWorth League Will be led
this evening by Mr., g. H. ChaDpcll at
S;l5 the subject being THE Constant
can"
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend Miss Sykes will sing a solo
neNt Sunday at9;$oat Clay street Sunday