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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-07
The Yokohama Specie Rank, 1t
ESTABLISHED 1880.

Capital Subscribed. Yen 100000
Capital Paid Up ......Yen $4,000 900
Reserved Fund .......Yen 100000
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
BRANcHES-Bombay. Hongkong, Ho.
nolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Maya.
saki, Newchwang, New York, Pc.
king, San Francisco, Shanghai. tt
entsin, Toxic.
The bank buys and receives for col,
lection Bills Of Exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters of Credit and trans
acts a general banking business.
HONOLULU BRANCH, 81 KING ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-07
BY AUTHORITY

As Kamehameha Day. June 18th,
will fall on Sunday, the legal holiday
will be celebrated on Monday, June
18th next. when all Offices of the Ter
ritorial Government will be closed.
G.. r. CARTER.
Governor.
Executive Mansion, Honolulu, June
LIST, 1905. 3O92-June 3, Z, 10.
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Corporation Notices.
BOOKS CLOSED.
WIlDER'S s. s. COMPANY,

Notice is hereby given that the stock
transfer books Of Wilder's Steamship
Co. will be closed from and including
the list day Of June, 1905, to and in,
Guiding the 30th day Of June, 1905.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
(SignedD s. b. ROSE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, T. H., May 81, 1905.
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CAROLINE M. Won LANeAU (M.D.,

Magnetic Massage and Hydropathle
Treatment. At the Patients Home.
Charges, Magnetic Massage, $500.
Hydropathis treatment Included, IS;
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vance, $500.
Residence, 627 Beretanla st. Phone
Blue 2461.
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DIR, j. T. MCDONALD,
HAS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE
TO THE ALEXANDER YOUNG
HOTEL.

Easily accessible at night by phone.
ONCE and Office hours unchanged.
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NOTICE CONCERNING CLOSING
AND OPENING SCHOOLS.

The Public Schools throughout the
Territory will close for the Summer
Vacation on Friday, June 10. and will
reopen on Tuesday, September 8.
BY order OF the Department Of Pub
lie Instruction.
C. T. RODGERS,
1904 st Secretary.
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Fine job Printing at The Bulletin
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HONOLULU, : T. ".

San Francisco Agents - The Ne
vada National Bank of San Francisco.
Draw Exchange on the Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
london-The Union OF London and
Smiths Bank, Ltd.
New York-American Exchange Ma.
tional Bank.
Chicago - Corn Exchange National
Bank.
Paris-Credit Lyonnais.
Hongkong and Yokohama - Hong
kong.Shanghai Banking Corporation.
New Zealand and Australia - Banl,
of New Zealand and Bank Of Austria,
lasia.
Victoria and Vancouver - Bank OF
British North America.
Deposits received. Loans made on
approved security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued. Bills Of *
change bought and sold
Collection sPromptIy Accounted For.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
MONTY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on can. s@sH PEI, cent last lean.
dSys % s az Sonh and per cent foT
seven to ten months. Commercial paper 10
quoted at SH6dH per cent; for prime single
4H65 per cent.
The foreign exchange market was quiet
and rather easier in tone to-day. but rates
Ms2s auOted at q for oSSs bills snd
H,ss7S; sight drafts, o sSSo6j1 sSS5. and
ats, lsH lessI-is for long and 5Isli for short
RelchsmArks were quoted at et& for long
Quoted a p FOR long II ana OK iess lie foS
Domestic. exchange on New YOsh: BOs-
tsn5ioS; decSSnt' bC5iiSasoCss dissGq It
T Sioo Prem 4 clnSiSRstsso. dlseOunt'
Montreil--3iHe. discount. New orlea9s--
S SSmH'r 81. Pau soc SO PrsniS@i iD inn
lls-7oo. premium. Louisville-Par. San
Francisco-7Sc. premium. ST. Louis-sOc.
Money In London. 9I.a2T per cent Rate
Of discount in open market for short and
three. months bills. 2ha1H per cent Con-
ScOount at sik Paris advices quote 3 per
cents at % francs s51{ eentines. The private
nate q discount = Iis cent EIoh sspe
Sdvices quote exchange on London 20 marks
4sK pfgs The private rate Of discount is
mperiai Bank Of Germany shows the follow
ing changes: Cash on hand increased 20. $50. 900
marks, treasury notes increased 2i0, 900 marks,
other securities increased rs. SAC. 900 marks,
notes In circulation increased y Gao 900 marks.
New York Clearing House statement EH-
changes 1896, oS9, eet: balances, f,6S5, o27 /;
Sub-TreasuIy debit balance, si4s.tos.
Commercial price OF bar silver In New
York. SeT,c Bar silver 10 London closed at
20 5-i6d Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at AHc..
The imports Of speoie for the week were
total specie imports since Jan. 1, "a, 2O3, $50.
Exports Of specie were Gold. 81 .06o 900: silver.
S76b OOi total OF o. SS6, 00i against o. PAS, sal
the previous week The exports OF specie
since Jan. I have been Gold, t3i, POS, OIL (:
silver, q, 200, Sal, a total Of $40. ,ei2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

Tutures hefe dtcllned % 90 poInis closing
a. follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

The amount Of United states deposits shown
IN this weeks statement u tie'oea so decrease
OF 81 Sl24OO from last week. II these deposits
were deducted from tho aggregate given. the
surplus would be tl072027b.
Below Is a table showing the perc entage Of cash
reserves 20 aeposls OF the moIS prOn'heh' OonA'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

The total exports from the ports were fesN
baleH, competing 1914 20 Great nri'Ain, 900 10
France, 9t0 TO The Continent and 900 10 Mexico
and Japan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Outside market securities, with one or two
exceptions were very Quiet to-day and the
volume OF business transacted did ndf exceed
the total usually recorded on SaturdaYA.
The undortone was firm throughout, and thoBe
stocks in which activity developed were dis
tinutly strong. Northern SECURITIES was
deAh IN 70 the extent OF iRooO shares and adj
yRnced y. points 90 q renewal Of the excel
II Yesterday IL oloHed At f63, the hlRhest Of
the day. Other features Of strength were the
American Can issues and Manhattan Tranait
the proposed exploitation Of vRlusble fran
ohiees being said 20 account for the advance
In the last named stock Montreal and Boa ton
that negotiations had been practically oom-
pletsd for the purchase Of the property BY a
Colorado Fuel and Iron new stock Was arein
traded IN 81 unchanged quota tons and the
-riGhts- rose a full point on eli ght purchases.
The bond department was atnot Btagnant.
The transactions In the market to-day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

In Liverpool spot cotton declined points Md
ding, 4. l6d.. 1Gainst GOSd last year Salts. 6Oln
btles; Imports iAOoO. Fwurcs derlincd 10 3
points. but recovered Part, closing lower PhccS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

The trading In coffee was OF srAll volume. but
prices advanced slightly on smaller fooeipta -
primary points, better European cable. than ca
pected more or less new buying, and covering
OF shorts.
one hrm said: what further effect an advane-
ing exchange market will have on values here u
the face OF the impending May settlement remains
20 be seen The interest IN that pOsitionis stu veiy
large and unless the bulls prepared 70 take UP tne
bulk OF the tenders, or premiums on laser POSI-
Tise 20 q point az which carriers are Wiling 70
make transfers. renewed liquidation can hardly
fan 70 anect the market adversely. ~ prevailmE
differences between the near and late months
there Il little temptation for operation In that
line 10 do 90 A. last the trade has baen aroused
from It's letharTy and good inc iry from Interior
buyers Il developing. As the country mAr5ets
carry very light stocks, the demand IA likely -
continue on a broader scale"
NAVAL SToREa.--Npiriis Of turpentlne, Netfo.
Common 10 good strained roSin, 2eS
PhovtsIoSs-IArd wes quiet; prime Weston,
$3.50, refined Continent. 81 IS South American %
PORK WIS quiet. mess sl3asl9.hp, TalloW, 4sEe.
Dressed hogs, 1167hc, 'Buttef-CreAmery, nrsts.
2pc EgEs-Western. hrsts, me. Chicago. March
25-"Buying OF lard and RIBS credited 20 packing
Interests, made a hrn and higher market TOT both.
PORK was steady. The bog market was &c TO Nc
higher on receipts Of 1000"
'SUoAH.-Raw was steady at tis-i6e, for Ger
trifugA % test and Ntc. for muGcOvAdoe - test.
sales 2 800 bags Sahto Domingo - test a. - -i0e
Refined was quiet: graduated, be5c,
CHICAGO. March E.-Thcse were 70 days prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

oGts were quiet on the spot. sales. St.sso busA.
Natural white. % 70 n lbs, S1aSsfc. Corn was
quiet on the spot. No G1les. No. mi1sd m elt.
ftio1lBH nrieea foiowa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Lower-Bear HAmmerinE-NO SUP
pOrt-Receiptt Large-GrAin Firmer
shorts COYSr-NO Selling Pressure
-CO6eS strOnCer-ReceiptS Smaller.
SATURDAY, March 25.-CoTToS.-spoto cot
ton declined 10 points. Middling. SOSc.,
against 1890. last year: New Orleans and
Gun, $500, against 1880. Sales 100 bales
for export and Is for spinning. Galveston
and Memphis declined &c; New Orleans.
Lice. Galveston. Mobile and Savannah,
nc; New Orleans. 7-i6c.; Memphis, 7Hc.
Sales: Galveston, 81 bales; New Orleans, 1, 200;
Mobile, 100; savannah. SIS: Memphis, LOO.
.....ar,A. Ia An.- NnlIn....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
imports CT General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.

Totals .ti6ibstOs SiS7u, ~ sI,Tas 1ts
Prom Jan. I they compare a. follows With last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

Live stock MARKET.

SATURDAY, March -
perrints Of hcsves were cars on % head, lnolud-
Inc rsr Tor fhr market No trading on live Weifht
ioe dsy D-rsssd beef IN fair demand and stsSdy
Al ei,Gar per N. for ordinary 70 choice native
sid,s london and Liverpool eables unchanged
ETrur,s ver" SCI becvcs' 90 sheep and 1000 quar-
v S'Ip;s ~ calves none. no tradlbf. Fesi.
INC stEdv Cor veAf. CITY dresstd ycaS IN tight
sa1y aud firm ~ % 1870. per 10. country drrssfd
az NAN. some SAILS a. t7ifc. ..-,. .
Rarfins Of gheep aud lambs were 1ot head for
nc market. sheep nomlnally steady: lambs arm
or car Of good Wrstem lambs sold AZ q - PEI
lOn lbs. few vcHrlLrs AZ 500, Dressed mutton
siChiy a. sac iO4c. Der H. drcssed lambs a. iioiAc
., Receipts o. hers were t.sgl head: az oonslgned
dlr,ei 70 slssga'e 6 iss,inG noplnaly steady
for heavy 70 htht weights.
Imports CT General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports 81 general merchandise and dFy food,
a. reported az the Custom Housc compare ~ fol
lows With those Of l9st week and Of the CORES pond
ing week one year ago;
This ueek, Lhu Ussk ipot
Dry roods..,.,,., 0.0h.p01 f7.B1.b SLof7.sf7
General mdse .".. ia.7s7.Sos ioe7s.o7 ii,its,iof
Totals tioIbstOs siS7u.7 ~ SiL7ps. 7ts
Prom Jan. 1 they compare a. follows With iGs,
year:
Dfy Foods. ...,... ...,.... tts.a50TH ta8tt11oa
Generai merchAndihs.,.,,. ih.nitA ilL6o1ff
Totali ,...........u.,."' uR.10.Su utt.aI1,g1l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
BANK STATEMENT.
HEAVY Contraction In Loans.

The increase Of ti.s7S.iS reported by the
Clearing House banks In their weekly state
ment bore out the opinion OF those who had
predicted = favorable exhibit. regardless
Of the known substantial losses IN cash hold
ings that have taken place during the week,
The cash Of the banks did. IN fact. decrease
By Just about the Amount estimated, but the
very large falling % In the loan account Of
nearly ei6, 0OO, 900 90 reduced the legal reserve
requirements that an enlargement OF the sur
plus resulted
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
Associated Hanks OF the City Of New YORK
compares a. Follows With that OF the CORE
spending week year ago
The evening world., 1905-07-05
ATTELL PUT UP
CO|NFOR HERMAN

Abe Attell. who comes nearer being
the legitimate feather-wcight cham
pion than any OF the other claimants.
has come TO the front with his money
to a him In a fight with Kid Herr
man, the Chicago feather weight, and
end all the talk that has been goingS
the rounds in sporting circles for tho
past week that he Is ~sidestcpplng the
Windy City boxer picking colt
marks.
Attell has posted 500 with the sport>
Ing editor of The Evening World as a
forfeit OF $4,000, this amount to go as
q side bet for a fight with Herman for
twcnty rounds at 126 pounds at 8,
O'Clock.
Attell ana Herman have been rivals
for several years. and there Is n lot,
Of Lad blood existing between them.
They have repeatedly challenged each
other, but this Is the first time that
money has appeared as an violence of
good faith. They have met several
times In tho past week. and came near
settling their differences on the street.
Attell, when posting the money. said
that ne would fight Herman before any
club that would offer suitable Induce
ments. or in private for the side bot
alone. the fight to be witnessed by a.
STIMULATED number of friends OF both
men. AiAitxISXD
y have been after Herman for over
a year. said Attell, and II he means
business lei him cover my money. I
will fight him at any time and before,
any club that will make US a goodi
offer. 1 would much prefer to fight in
private for our own money. and the
sooner the better. II l am looking for
easy marks, as he claims, he can ao-
cept this def in the sense that / think
he Is the scftest of them all and am
picking him first for n licking"
The evening world., 1905-07-05
HIGHIANDERS MAKE GOOD WITH THE FANS

single m centre, scoring both Griffith
and Keller, himself tallying on Jimmy
Milliams's ripping two-bagger in left.
The game was won right there. rs
Washington never scored again. being
unable to land en- the ''Old Fox" for
more than one mcasly hit.
In the second game Washington
Yeager and Mcclure. a double by
Stahl and a single by Cassidy. Fuitz
scored for New York, after drawing
a PASS. by stealing con and third,
ard by tie grace of Cassidy's bar
throw. There was no more scoring
until tho eighth, and the 10000 fans
were on edge something proper. Chess
bro was delivering the goods every
minute. but sc was Wolfe. The for
1t came 10 the eighth, with seven goose
eggs for New York. when Dougherty
lined to big John Anderson. Al. this
ciisis Keller mado his first hit OF the
day-a god. safe n In left Held.
And then again Elberfeld steppedr II,
the pinch and drove Willie to third
b.. a lon hit to centre. He scored
on wiiiiaWs,s ny. ard the Kid sailed
projecting of ElberfeId as the mos,
consequential factor in these two
samas. They might ascribe the double
victory to FCltz's daring work on the
tases. the pitching OF Griffith ana
CHESHIRE. the stick work OF Chase ana
Williams; or they might agree with
the players that things Just broke
ment her. Long live the Taoasco
May he help trim washington again
fhIs af,o.pnou'
The evening world., 1905-07-05

- GCoRD9 galore went yesterday. Or
q Morris Park new figures were
set up for automobiles to chase
okter: motor boats averaged twenty
1Gteht miles an hour up in Greenwich,
and down at 6heepshead Bay an un-
known y~ounester clipped the sprinting
record for e~sventy-nve yards made b.
che ersat 'sBerny'' wefers.
Ihe eeawanhaka Yacht Club may have
Dianond Scull aspirations for their
young giant. Sheppard. who rowed away
from Titus in the senior singles in the
peoples regatta. Sheppard was the Dig
gest kind Of a surprise.
-- aet
sysonby strengthened his claim TO the
sKing Of the TURF title by defeating
Tanya. The Keene colt did 1t easily, too.
wonder II Artful win blast his reputa-
tjoh7
Knockouts, were the order OF things
pugiiistic on the holiday. Poor Jimmy
Handler went the sleepy route quickly;
and, by thes way, this ,Ander-
con. who did the trick. IL said to be the
coming mlddle-weight champion. Look
cut. Tits.
Mccraw ana his Giants are moi popu-
lar v In Philadelphia. Bresnahan
was hit on the head with a brick yes
terday. Rabid out-of-town tans are go
ing . little too far. 1t Eeems-
The evening world., 1905-07-05
vESPERS ARE
Beaten BY
The LEANDERS
Americans Made 4 Game
Struggle, but Were no
Match for Englishmen.

HENLEY ON THE THAMES. July S,
The vesper crew. of Philadelphia. were
beaten by Leander In the second heat
for the Grand Challenge Cup here to-
day. The time OF the race was 7.0l.
which Is the fastest Of any heat yet
rowed. This ends the Americans as
pirations for the historic trophy.
As the boats came up to the line
preparatory to the start the British
oarsmen seemed the more composed Of
the two crews.
The boats got away together. but the
! nervousness Of the Phiiadelphlans was
shown In the splashing which marked
their first half-dozen strokes.
The Leauders started with a stroke
Of Il 10 the minute and the Vespsrs
with 80. The nose of the British craft
forged slightly to the front. but there
was not much 10 chose between them
when they passed Temple island In the
record time of AZ ssconds.
The Philadelphians. however. soon
began to give signs that the hard work
was telling on them.
The Lenders dropped their stroke to
81. but the vespers could not diminish
the lead OF half a length which the
home crew had already obtained. This
was increased to a full length. When
three-ouarters Of a mile had been COW
cred the Leanders again slowed down
their stroke to "a. but they always
maintained a safe lead.
In the last quarter the Vespers made
y desperate squirt and Exley quickene1
his stroke rapidly. The Americans re-
sponded and their boat gradually forged
up Until three-alarters of a length
separated the two prows. The effort.
however, was futile. The Leanders has
plcrny In hand. They responded to tn.
squirt Of their opponents and passed tia
winning post q full length in front,
10th crews fnished strong.
In the second heat of the semi-finals
for the Grand Challenge Cup he Bel
CLANS beat the London Rowing Club by
three lengths. Time, I'm. 2os.
The weather clerk provided splendid
" Gather for the keenly anticipated
struggle between the Vespers and the
Leanders. This was the first race OF
the day, and the widespread interes,
| taken in II was evidenced by the greL.
| crowds which thronged oil the vantage
| points along the course and congre-
gated in the vicinity OF the winning
post long before the hour for the starr.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
Sangree Gives Credit for Great
Squirt of Local Americans to
ElberfeId, the "Tabasco Kid"
Who Broke Up Two Games.
BY ALLEN SANGREE.

1t was the turning point OF the Ameri-
can Leagues career in New York. Other
crowds, nearly as great. have seen
games in that green tringed arena. but
they were not New York people roofing
for the home team. Up to yesterday
1t may safely be said that for two fans
out of three. going to American League
Park was an experiment. There was a
feeling that one might not get a run
for his money; that the public would
be conned. n ali sorts of crazy, foam
dationless ideas. Then, to be sure,
towering above everything else as a
detraction. was the success of the
Giants. Lots of rooters had (and some
entertain YETI the notion that the IA
tonal game was only to be Witnessed
In Its perfection on National grounds.
h Highlanders' slump in batting
and fielding, after being so widely ad-
vertised down South, happened along
conveniently for the opposition. The
The evening world., 1905-07-05
Especial 70 The Evening world.)

" - Ate
BUTTE. Mont. JUL 5.-Buddy Ryan.
of Chicago. knocked III George Her
berts in the eleventh round OF a fght
before the Montana Athletic Club yes
terday afternoon. The fight was a hot
one from start to finish. though there
was very little money in the arena.
PROBABLY s7Oc.
Ryan objected to fighting for the
agreed share OF gate receipts. and Man
ager Clifford donated the use OF the
arena and the club gave Up 500 OF the
gate money. while a local sport con
tributed slC0 to each of the fighters ana
DUNG Mcdonald refereed for nothing.
For nine rounds Herberts led The
lighting. but in the tenth Ryan Went
In 20 win. and sent Herberts twice TO
the floor. AT the opening of the eleV-
enth he sprane into the middle OF ne
ring and stopped Herberts with a
vicious blow delivered low when
doubled Heroerts up and he droppeu
to his knees. holding his abdomen. he
claimed a foul. but it was not allowed.
and after a count OF eight he returned
to the fght. Ryan landed a sim righl
70 face, followed by a left swinSN wn.cA
caught Herber.s IN tie neck. Afted mn
off his feet and dropped him upon MS
face and out,
The evening world., 1905-07-05
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

20, IN pitchers are all right. w..
hitting good, ana things are breaking
nice That's about all a BAH playsr
VIII connde at the best. But the fan
mas just a little more curiosity than
ibis cnt-and- dried answer will satisfy.
I1o is doping the thing out on spec,i,
hnes, n from q casual quiz In the
grand-stand Yesterday ] learned that
the fans here ascrihe much of the Hty,,-
i1nders' sudden success to Norman n
Elberfeld. known in baseball annals as
tine Tabasco Kid" II This he tim.
h Elberfeld has certainly done a
good trick for Frank Farrell. and re-
PAID, In large measure, the Kindness
mat Farrell has Shown Flterfeld when
laid up with lameness. such as serd.ns
MIN to Hot Springs ana carrying hin
Tor weeks on the payroll when he wa
OF TO help to the club. ~
ElberfeId Like Ulysses Of Old.
This lad Elberfeld is one OF the most
unusual personalities on she ball field.
Fol a long time he has played the pari
OF Ulysses. II you don't know about
hin get a primer on mythology and
oio HItths uldut III
expedition to Troy. where a chap named
Paris got lasting reputation by origin
ating steam laundries. Paris was a
s"cIl dresser on and off stage. ana
when Helen, the wife OF a Greek Alder
man, set eyes on him. with his toga
all starched and sh!ned by the Troy
laundry. she put her hand to her heat
ara took the court. After that she
ran away with Paris. and 1t took ten
years or nghting to get her back.
ife Elterfeld OF that day was
Ulysses, who refused to help hi
brethren. but sull,ed in n wheat field
pretending to be mad. One day the,
dropped his baby boy down in front OF
the self-blnder that Ulysses was oper-
airing, and you can bet he stopped me
horses to save the nipper. Fooled b.
tins use. Ulysses admitted tina he wa.
just as sane AS John d. Rockefeller
and pitching In. he used all his skill,
ami cunning to recepture the foolisi,
Helen and paint Indian signs all owe,
tho Troy laundries.
Well. they fooled "the Tabasco Kid,
and In the same a In a round.
about mannnr he was given to under.
stand that ballplayers believed he was
al In" and that his chariey-horee
vas only a stall. This reused his N,
tent fire TO such an extent that he
leaped In the game a couple OF day.
ago, and ever since has fairly mad.
things sizzle. just now ~ Is I'M
backbone of the team, a fountain OF
tcDasco .iauce. II terror TO pitchers. anc
a source Of delight TO the fans.
Broke Up Both Games.
Yesterday he practically broke VI
both games, not only by his timel,
batting. but by his avag,s energy, cha,
communicated It self TO all the Others
Washington had five runs and. New
York two In the fifth. and 1t looked
very muah rs though the visitor,
would get away with the game. Fnitz
however. beat out a hunt. and scorc'
later on an error, Klcinow n Girl
and tie fans called OF Pat Dougher..,
70 tie tho score. Pat holstsd q lttl.
retired on Keeisr's iclder's choice. WIN
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