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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
THE MARKETS

The markets are rather quiet thiH
morning AS every one 10 waiting
for the steamer stuff from Callfor-
MA. There will be a larger asaort-
ment Of green stuff on this steamer
than there has been before. a
slump In potatoes f. expected every
day A. the Yakima potatoes are
coming IN great abundance now
and the market II over crowded. II
Is a hard thing 20 get good spuda
now a. most Of them are beginning
10 apruut
A car Of bananas ls expected this
afternoon Poultry iH Gtill firm and
very little e. arriving Poultry has
been Hcarcer In the last month or
two than IL has been for over five
years.
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For sals-Rssl E.tats -con'td.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

INvEsfMENr PROPERTIES.
fuN CORNER aHieo on WeatInkr. south
20 Denny NaF. Hurr 10 - tD gapa
before property uu HrafluhU Ave.
even beEiHH go make halt
Usir1 on WsHtiuhr gIaHa g. Thomas
wet slide 81 tnr street OLD i'm
rrptemsHta paying o per month
price tIHsa. think n over perhaps
sou hat tsttrr E't Ira the swim.
q 100
Just ore ~ those little bH7a that show
uu once il months q nice corner Tor
"a store I'D market NIfB apart
msuta upstairs located ca jeffrrsat
you want small Investment come IT
once. dom delay. az We are sure T.
mahr commission uu the salr 81
thiu lot ia the next three days.
iH lats Htiaz each. 1 mile north =
thr end II ths University car Hns
thiu la Ices Than - pei lot % such
f1r the man Who BE- willing Co wait
cay two years Tor returuH uu HE
money II sou have read thlH I'D
in fun lust take time O. read ii over
again WHH thiuk it over then per
hhue RI aaHfd d. no harm tu cell
early tomorrow aud talk m over hF
tho uaH- shat de- fHH think ~ thH
eirhrHs h#Hse reports throughout
ths sHuHIHB Tor the pact week
TURNER pItELAN 4 COSTELLO
1z1i Gluha Hidg. Ia
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STILL ON
STRIKE
tBpsoisi To The starl

PORTLAND. ore. March 1.-THE
strike a. the fair grounds lH still
unsettled and little effort is BsinE
made ~ terminate g. some work Do
being done 0u the exposition build
uKa. although force OF 10 plrket-
ia gathered Ira front ~ tho main en-
trance 90 keep off new comara.
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Les &c n paid within IL
Meat Nafa

Less &c n paid within tt d.
Nests
Cows. beer 80. steer. ..
l"H. - aar5 pork Be-. NUT
o., atssss - Fssi small - zoe. il' M. y.
Hsn1s. bssan snd Ls,s
Hams izUlaa. b4esn
~ lsA lsrd. White H,ss -,ssisst,
~ lard. white Hass 49, usfes.
Wild Rose, Sho. 'h'i lat4.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. ITnIs.,
drssssd. $50 10. sHieksnr Essas,
re lls' turkeys. fancy ioosI s,.ss.a.
Hfszh. Der N. ta4ito. es....
Per dozen. zoe, ehsHtuuts nuts
sheHtHatH. California 1906 wsi.a
s.a,ti1sh' 80 ~. peehns. HAS,
iiibHtla' l8c' BLACK walnut
peanuts. 5Ql0c. iambas - T.
Inanas, - q lie. California ~
Fish. Oysters. Eta
Coles. &c. black COZ. a.. liza.
&C. crabs. ti0ITG. dam -
HHIrHeHt tibg. clans ~, spsa
tl7t. oysters. Olympia. M,
g. 90 open bulk. Der 49,
iazas salmon. 100. -,
Trout he. skinned -
&c. shrimDs. te1oe. nsuss. 49,
&c herring. tei Holsters. l7xih
thslt 6. nturRs0n. g. biaek -.
", halibut, sac. perch. fo.
Fisur.
Patent. per bbi- tf7g: Cruz
lsle Minnesota hard wheat a..
Pilifbury, -. Pilinburys Pest II.
hiaHaafi baFota g Olympic. tt;t.
Electric. tA7J HOLY. iA7J; cola.a
Northwest. 70 10. Electric I1sil
80. Cold Modal. 30. Tor N9,ss
tttbi efutennlals. beHt. i47J. Co.
s srog. ,'ls' Patent Excellent Hfl,
Csrsafs.
whole wheat. los. per bal. $50.
whole wheat nour. bsr bsJ ~
graham. per bbi. q. gfahsm. tsa
Dbl - rye flour. ta7s M, -
rye NAL. per bsis. e. 90. buskvt.s,
per Dbl. o.. bucks,hsat. ~, -.
is.7s. corn meal les. per bale A. ia
per hbl 1876. white -
meal. Goa. -; bale. tzzo. roll.s e..
Dbl. 8. G. Co. tJ.fB. wheat 60.
box 70 lbs. I1le. farins. p., -
g. 90. fafina. io-Ib. sacks. Der -.
- hominy. large. per bbi A -
hominy. small. ioA bale. q 90. Hsi,.
self raising buckWheat. sgAs 90.
1915. pearl barley. zg-Ib. bor..
ttbo. pearl barley. 100 ID sacks ia
spiit peas, tatoaG, popcorn. Der owl
iS.0o. cracked wheat. per bale, tis1
California strained. Der m a.,
California sage. Der ~. lee; hons1
stHraet per ID. 7dshe. Orsrss
Erapa cream. i6-eAas lots. fft6.
honey, Yakima. 1--WE. cliforni.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. t1s07t: bran. "a,
ton. as bo0fi. barley. rolled. =,
ton. tztQ2t. feed w-eat. per T..
t1zQ -. dairy chop feed. per ton. IN
q $40 oil meal. per ton. ttt; ksst
chop. tze. whole corn. ton, tff6
a. cracked corn. per ton. t1Teii.
feed corn meal. per ton. i2t. shsrtl
Der ton, tziQ2f.
hsy.
Eastern Washington tirnothy, ~
orc alfalfa. ti2GodIs: Wheat
hay us. Eastern Washington oos-
bic compressed. 12i. Puget ssuaa
hay, iiAeo.
Poultry Feed.
Oyster shells. ices. ton. 81: elan
shslts. I0os. t1e. bone meal, less
t1z. GRADUATED bones. zoos. tti %
It's and sss o. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt iiiGt9ltf
Aistke. choice. ti7. white clover, tig
Qia. timothy. per cwt- Nu
06 orchard grass JIG; red top 10
10. English rye grass. Is: Italian re
graHr tt. bronze grass. tis. ta1
meadow oat grass tik. Kentuefr
blue grass. til: pasture mixture
eplanGA. iio1il
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SENATE IS WILLING

WAsH1EgTOE. u. g.. March II.
The senate has confirmed tho
nomination If Edward WhltHon aH
Judge az the Eastern district Of
Warrington.
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MIN. I have simple patented rub To-
Der device that never faila 90 de-
yei0ua or produce FUN manly
power the fret application Thou
sands Of physicians handle and
iudofas Il IN their practice. ~ can
BE- carried In the vest pocket ana
will last lifetime. our illustrated
book cent free 90 any address.
New Specially CO.. Dept. u. Seat
tie. Wash
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Vegetables

Vegetables
Beans. dry. per cwt fa761 a1t.
Lima beans. $4,000: bssts. per
sack T5cdSioo. cabbage. fl85u 10,
Wiuuingstcad cabbage. per cwt
tfz5i oaulifower. per dozen. fi25:
K1fIic. new. f2c. onions. yellow.
10. ae: onions. Fauno. ts.2B; spinach.
per crate. 75cs turnips sack tiz5.
rutabaFun. sack. SOC s65. lettuce.
hothause. sis6dI.bo. fancy toma-
toes. t2Zg0 2to. carrots. tsn 400;
fancy carrots. 6 90. Yakima pota-
toes. tazG -. White River potatoes.
2844lo: hothousa rhdihhea. sec doz.
4ti.oo. apples. fancy. 5000 IFS.
California sweet potatoes. per
crate. tl7B; nrtiehokes per dor. TIC:
California celery. e5a zoe. native
celery. 400 7oc. native rhuharb. Sc
cueumberH. tzzB per doz. dollhouse
onions. zoe dozs asparagus. lie.
California barb. box. t2.2s. tomatoes.
ta4s. Florida tomatoes. per crate.
$3.50.
Peivimmons 'i1s: bananas
Per bunch. s2soaz rs. dates per 10.
thdse. figs. y III bricks. tlis.
figs. lob cartoons. 600 7tc. grape
fruit. per box. g. 80. lemons. choice
and fancy. tzbo9a.00. oranges
seeding. ftGe0zsEs naval oranges.
fan22s. oranges, Jap. bale.
1Ismig5: apples. cooking. b0c
atf.oo. apples. fancy. Iiood 80:
eranhertieH. 1000. pomeRrauatea.
half orange cases. 127b: pineapplez.
per dog. SS50W go. Honolulu ba-
nanaK. bunch. s1z6I20o.
Butter ard Cheese.
oregon cheese. i5Hc: Eastern.
crooks. $50 zee Washington cheese.
lie. cream brick cheese. lee. but
ter. native creamery. a2c: eastern
storage. In tubs. a7c. eastern
storage. IA bricks. a7c: cooking. i49
iae. California fresh creamery. sic.
Eas.
Strictly fresh ranch. $50 zoe.
Sugar.
Golden G. IN sacks. IS. SO: extra c
IN sack. ts.eb. powdered. IN bar
rsis. tsto; dry GRADUATED. IN saeka
s.is; cube. in barrels .sB6. beet
sugar, is,ob; maple sugar. 10aI2n.
osteopathy
wAsniNGroN 1NFlRMKRY OF
osTEOPATHY-iut cecond avenue.
phone Main 80. both men and lady
osteopaths examination free.
wAsHtNoToN INSTITUTE or o.
TEorATHl -Ftve ycaru in Seattle:
Safe Deposit building 7oi First
Phetoarsphers' Supple,
ANDERsoN BCPPLY Co. III Cherry
st. Seattle
Printers.
HELLER PRINT. L az Black 81
Physieisn, ard Surgeon.
DK ". X TURNER. 8 10 Hiuckisy
Hrs 70 q evenings. IN. Lake 1851
Or Chambers. Eplsr elh Both phones
oeuli,,s ard Auris,s
80 Marion.
DIR. FONDA NADEAU-Ssi Burke bid
Ship Builders
MORAN HKos COMPANY. Engineers
and shipbullderA. Dry Docks. Lun-
Der Mis-. Seattle
Storage
TRUNKS delivered s csnts.,s dsys.
moving. estimates given. Union
Transfer A Storage Co. ela First.
both phones, Main sss.
GET a Free MAP Of Seattle at uekIns
NJ 3viuE a Storage Co. FIRST avenue
and Cherry street.
Tailoring seheel
EE1sfERs ladies Tan6rlnF ColieEs
has removed % u2-Ga Eitel bldg
Phone. Main as
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HAHlhIAH monthly regulator. only
aufs cafe remedy. never falls guar
nntasd ali female disorders succran.
fully treated consult physicians free
Paris NrW York Medical lust. hntha
brook HidH taagH Second
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For aals-Farms ard Lands-Con.
LfANIEa Tor old euuHtr} MY a aers
finely improved glaHr#lh ranch fine
orchard ETC.. only s. 80. on terms
90 Down ~ PET month Bee smith.
Room 9 Times block upHtalfn tt
CRUISER POUND FOUR NICE
TIMBER CLAIMS far location. must
bn taken az uuuga eHHiar q. DOu. QUO
each So pHY m mot located
CRUISER. aH Pioneer Blk TT
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RiAha


TO Mr. aud Mrs. John Stead. Ice
Niuot ecuth avenue. March To- a girl
To Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ WarTich
1900 Forty-nfth avenue. March 8. a
girl
To Mr.. and Mrs. W. + Carr. t2tt
latOna avenue. March I. a girL
To Mr.. and Mrs, 8 Pickering. goo
Madison street. March Il. a boy.
To Mr. and Mira r. Clark. Green
lake. March s. a boy
To Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ Mcllne
et6 Twenty-third avenue. March IL
cirL
To Mr.. and Mrs S, J Neyin. s5i5
Fifth avenue March n. a girl
To Mr.. and Mrs, C. Heyna. 222d
Second avenue. March 10. boy
To Mr.. and Mrs $. Paysio. March
Is. a boy.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
High. Low. Close

NJ" 1Ofkh ElOAhE
High Low. Closs.
Atehison. %. 81, 81.
ANAL. Copper. 81 Is. 50 SIS sei-a
r. & o. i10l-2. lie. iiol-L
y. r. T. sTi-4. &c SIS. ss7-s
Can. Pac.. i4s SIS. lt7 "a. in
Erie. com, 4Ts-t. a.. fTs-A
m. Central, Is2i-s isi Ia isii-i
Manhattan. l7ii-z. III. i'll
Metropol.. i2s Ia. i1z Ia. isii-i
Mo. Pee. 10 Ia. 100 Ia. 1855
l.. & y. ia. ita. i43
Peoples Gas, iia al. rs. ia
Penn. 147l-t. its SIS it5 a.
Reading. com. rs. s7i-t. Ss-s
r. L. com. S5I-f. IS. sis
south. Pac.. 20 is. e. 50. els
81. Paul. Iss 80. ISL L.. 1871
Sugar. 1878. i4i-a. ia Ia
Union Pac., Issi-s fsti-i. 1854
L. $. s. com, 81. Tia. as a.
L. :. s. pfd, wills. sc IL. ses-t
wheat Liverpool. May wheat
opened Ia higher and closed Ia
lower than yesterday. Car receipts
Minneap POLLS. 2ss: Duluth. ts; CHI
cage. IS.
The market opened on a range up
ward at H. 81 TO iiti-2 for MAY
and SITS 20 ss for July. but there
was considerable selling. causing me
price TO sag. May selling down 70
1i2t-2 and July 20 s2s-A Ire
closing was steady. with May Oh
ilgI-s and July ssi-s to % ~
There Is nothing new In the sos
sip. or in connection with the Gates
crowd. They have been silent iat
some time. which Is an indicanoa
that there Is something doing q
that they are out Of the business
We would rather make a guess thAs
there Is something doing.
Today's market displayed gre
little nervousness and for the 7isa'
ent is n good scalpinE one, win ~
portunities on either side.
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

3. q. Mullen, 81 ballard ave, OF
pcslta CITY Hall.
Frsruent Drug Co, Ewing street
ard Frsment avenue.
Quaker nruu Co. 1918 tat ave.
Thos. HARRIS 81 postotfieei Rentens
{. ~. Lehndroff, ctass store, slots
Second
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The Star by W. 4
Ryer 4 Co. III Columbia street. b.
private wire.
Seattle, Tuesday. March H.
Wheat High. Low. Gloss.
May. i141-2. iiil-1. ii3l-G
July. - SIS. s2S-s. s. S-E
sept. s7i-s. ssi-t. 81.
Corn
May. 4s7-s. a.. ts7-E
July. 50. ~ Ia. - IS.
Oats
May. ALT. 51a-4. SILT.
July. 81 "a, 81 as, 81 80.
Pork
May. tz.72. 1879. if72
July. 1890. i2To. 1877.
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WANTED MEN

NOT 60 accept tots AZ Portland 20
work on construction q the Expuai-
ton buildings before consulting with
the Seattle Building Trades Assem-
bly,. Phone. Main iAl. Ei11 First mv-
enuf.
NOTE Graft hospital fe-s are charx-
ed and men are being paid from %
cents 70 ; dollar a DAY faaa than nd-
vrrttnsd = Portland Structural Build
Ing trades Alliance. Is
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Iadisa aud Gentlemen Now D. tic
time Co. be- cured n r1u are HufferIur
from rheumatism. UHfuH#HfH. rtIff
I4lutH ana HH nervous Diseases. UV
German specialists. cure FuarHu.
trrH Concentration Hud al iHfGrmu.
Way office HHHfH a. = H. m /
60 ana r. d. GOD. Phone l. 800
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VITAE ORE. natures greatest rem.
sdy. ana ell v o. preparations D.
b Morton Gen. ACT. uz Spring
street Tel. Ind 10 aG4
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8 IN Ten acres nearly an improved.
uHN Groom house barn. I tHlEhtH
houses. fruit alask and tools terms
uH part
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Patent. per bbl-. f47g. c,.
" 10 Minnesota hard wheat -
Pilifbury, -. PiIIHburys ps,s
standard Dakots. g Olympia 4. 80
Electric, t47g HOLY. am. Co.
korthWsst. FC.fg. Electric Td.t4s
10 Cold Medal ito. Ton gassss
t4f5s Csutenulais. beat. t47t. $50
drop. if7B. Patent EHcsllsnt 81,
Novelty A. tl26 t
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Hfszii per ~. iaaito. es.....
PEI aazans zoe eHsHtuuts f,sislA
sheHt atH. California IGcs w.i.aa
LhklAzh' l4U lLas peehus. fSassals
iibHfiH. l8c, BLACK walnuts
LlskafI nuts. fe. buttsrnuts
peanuts ~ Zoe famb1s. 81. -
nuts Iza ltc. ~
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81 sne Five uDrea all cleared. Groom
house. fine baHH. thtUH chicken
houses. SGD fruit Trees. urffIaH HuuIu
household kueda and tools. all guiu.
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ENF# ana alA v - pro par HFiHnH y.
p Morton Gen. Art. Iz Spring
street Tel. Ind u aga
cry MEHHHHgEH A. DELIVERY
co A general mtHHrHEers express.
parcel delivery and storage buHiurHH.
lnNrhi rates. prompt service trunks
stored aU per month. IhHuEh Main
lsa0, Main ZIG. lud CO. Ind rI.t
offices 1881 THIRD Ave aH - aHhluE
ton 49, open day and night
huprrfluuuH hair permanently removed
uf electric needle. guaranteed salts
factory. eleven years experience.
call urd iHNsHtirutD. MHH Emily
bEhmldt. Fiat %. EntaufuHH bldg "a
Ave. corner Union
br iiorHsiH. physician and surgeon.
Speciality. uiHHaHsH Of Ekiu. nose.
throat iHHHH. mon and women
liaurs, ln 10 4. 3 90 Q. T. z. %
tHiuu Xix
HUpTUTIUuIB hair removed ~
electric needle Electric and yibru-
tory facial aHd scalp massage Work
guaranteed EisCtrO-N lbru Co. ta4
fulrr block III
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aIIoME BUSINESS LOCATION "
central close 10 Lake car line. EruN-
Ing loehfItF large lut NunH building
finely equipped store room. seven
dwelling rooms offered al HuEriz
fee. cost g GO. will sell for ti.t1.
easy terms
CflAHI.fas soMEfta COMPANY.
second ard Marion IA
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II FTAH LOAN COMrANY-za4
gaimhu building. IL the recognized
Naut % the wage Garner A clerk.
huuhhrrnnF mufhiuiHL engineer o.
emuiuFr can obtain money u - "a
motto without security
Amount Moufhiy = Monthly Weefiy
100 Repay . - or o. 81 Or .. 20
e. HspaF ldtQ o. 90 o. a.
a. UsUHE 100 or 4 % o. Z "
Business confidential. no unpleasant
Inquiries TT
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Deaths

seeiety Notiees
All the Ma Ne flies IN your house
with ny HcFssus General carpentry
tothiuE shop sil Western Both
phones. Randall
TAILORED suits and Skirts reason
able. Suits and Jackets refittcd- Mrs
Saylor. ENta Second Ave
spseial Notices
GE'f a frss NAP 81 Seattle AT Bckins
Movinf Storage Co. First aNsnus
and Cherry st
Want bids on aroorn dwelling az once.
For particulars call Malu as. Ia
help Msrtsd-F
fAffff msihSd dTsss euftinE and
sewing tsusht. bring your own work
while learning. terms reasonable
Chlcngo DressrnakinE School. as FL
tel blcek, Pike and Second
wanted--A middle aged lady IN need
u home % assist care OF children
Address k-1 care Star is
Lace curtains lAundsred. Black usa
Help WAnted-Nale
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ACRE TRACTS NEAR NAVY YARD
Ideal homes for lnburcra. can work
At navy yard and live on these water
front tracts. beautiful view Of hay
bsttleahips and Olympic mountain.
- an acre and up on easy terms
For particulars call and see the ow-
nsr, W. y. Gaffucr. ~ Arcade Bldg.
~
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ross Violin and
Ind. X Ext. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-11
VICTORY FOR GEORGETOWN.
Had Easy Time Defeating Mutes From
Kendall Green.

The bluff and blue of Gallaudet College
lost yesterday afternoon to the blue and
gray of Georgetown University upon
Georgetown field by a score of 10 to 2
The boys from Kendall Green put up q
clever article of ball. but those heavy hit
tiers of the blue and gray who seemed to
hit the ball when they pleased had abso-
lutely no difficulty in batting out the VIC
tory. Georgetown University in the first
Inning piled up as many runs as they Sc
cured during the remainder of the game
and the ease with which they scored show
ed that all that was In doubt about the
game was how much the score would be
at the end. White, the husky pitcher who
has been playing right field, was put into
the box and did good work. Larkin was
out of the game and Martell was camping
upon first and the score shows that nine
men were put out at the first bag. How
ard Smith was playing a good game at
short and was also engaged in telling the
boys from Kendall Green when they mad
been thrown out at second. He had con-
siderable difficulty in explaining to Leitch,
the Gallaudet left fielder in the first in
ming. Leitch had gotten safely to first and
was half way to second base on steal
when Hartman sent a pop up to Smith,
who doubled the buff and blue by throw
ing to first. Leitch camped upon the sec
ond bag ready to start for third and Smith
and making numerous negative signs in an
attempt to convey the information that
Leitch was out This continued for sew
eral moments until Leitch finally left the
base and returned to the players bench.
One of the principal faults with the team
from Kendall Green Is the way they have
of throwing the ball wildly when the game
gets close, and this fault invariably al
lows the runners to cross the plate. Dill
Ion was on the slab for Gallaudet and
struck out two of the blue and gray bats
men and gave five of them passes to first.
Hinch at first base Is one of the best
players on the team from Kendall Green,
and the way he swats the ball when a hit
is needed makes him good man to have
on any team. Gallaudet upon some oc-
casions put up a remarkable fielding game,
but yesterday Meunier, after making a
wonderful stop at short marred the play
by making a wild throw to first Seeley
caught good game as he generally does
He is also good batsman and secured
one of the hits made by Gallaudet off
Whites delivery.
rho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Cocfion a
Section B.
Foundry Easily outplayed the St.
Stephens.

Notwithstanding the drizzle just before
the time for starting the game at Mount
Pleasant a goodly gathering of the faith
full were on hand, and they were not dis
appointed, as Umpire Belts called play, and
the Foundry boys proceeded to break up
their losing streak by drubbing St. Ste
phens to the tune of to l.
Hayden, the first man up, raped the ball
safely, but he was also the last one for
six whole innings, and the threatened bonn
bardment was all off. Donaldson was in
great condition and was supported by some
very timely sticking by the newcomer on
the team. ]. O Brien, who soaked the leath-
er for two singles and homer, the latter
with two men on the bases.
st. Stephens played a good, steady game
O'COnnorS two errors being on hard
chances, but they could not solve Donald
sons Blenders and after the second inning
it was apparent that the contest would be
Foundry's all the way. After three runs
were scored in the fifth bringing Foun-
dry's total up to six. Mcknight supplanted
Brown and no more runs counted. and only
one reached first. st. Stephens would have
been shut out but for Handlers head. In
the eighth Mcknight and Hayden singled.
Mcknight was caught at the plate on
Campbells quick throw and G. Donaldson
whipped the ball to first TO catch .Xander.
The throw was true as die. but a tritie
low, and 1t struck Xander squarely on the
back of the head preventing a double play
and allowing Hayden TO romp in with st.
Stephens lone run.
1t was a very unusual feature in base
ball that with only three hits the two men
making them (Hayden and McKnight)
should have perfect batting averages.
Earnest put up pretty game at second
and Kinney got in three hits and three
stolen ba The
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REMARKABLE GAME.
Princeton Beat Amherst in Eighteen
Inning Contest.

For eighteen hard-fought innings Prince
ton and Amherst battled for base ball
premacy at Princeton yesterday in a game
Astounding in exciting plays and sensational
fielding. the Tigers finally winning by
the score of to o. The game was quickly
played occupying but two hours and forty
minutes.
Princeton scored the winning run in the
eighteenth inning. Doyle, who had already
made three hits. reached first base when
Beach allowed his hot grounder to go
through him. Reid tried to sacrifice but
Doyle was thrown out at second, and Reid
reached first on the fielder's choice. Helms
base on balls advanced Reid to second. and
a passed ball by Danahey allowed him TO
reach third. Capt Wells then came to the
bat. Reid made dash for the plate and
Wells tapped the first ball pitched TO Kelli
her, who threw ii to Danahey, but Reid
had crossed the plate before the ball got
there and the game was won. The score:
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Timely Hitting Enabled Agriculture
Boys to Beat Justice Team.

Another one-sided game in the Depart
mental League was played yesterday after
noon, when the Agriculture boys downed
the Justice team in five-inning contest
by a score of 10 to Z. The Farmers" had
everything their own way from the start
Both pitchers were little wild owing to
the wet condition of the ball. Drayton
went in the box first for the Justice team,
and after giving four bases on balls and
four runs being scored he gave way to
Houehan. who had better control. Fields
performed the twirlIng stunt for the win
ners for three innings and then gave up
to Saunders. The fielding of both teams
was good. but one mispay being made
At the bat each team secured nine hits,
but the Agriculture team secured them
when the opposing pitcher gave several
bases on balls. and runs resulted.
The playing of Paul Hines, the old Ma