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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08
DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.
To Be Promulgated Tonight From
Two Able Speakers, E. C. Nc
Adams ard T. p. Gore.

+. @. McAdams Of Oklahoma city.
candidate for attorney general on
the Democratic ticket, is in the city
today meeting the voters and ar
rangcments have been made for him
to speak tonight at the United States
courthouse Mr. McAdams has been
often mistaken for Joe Bailey Of
Texas fame and as an orator Mr. Nc.
Adams is not very far behind the
Texas senator.
There is also another treat in store
for the people tonight r. p. Gore is
also here and will speak tonight. Mr.
Gore is known as the blind orator Of
Oklahoma. As a platform speaker
he is the equal Of Bob Taylor Of
Tennessee. Mr.. Gore wants to go to
the United States senate.
The speaking will begin at 8 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08
UNITED CONNER.
CIAl TRAVELLERS
HOLD IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL Ex.
ERclsEs IN THE LODGE ROOM.
Three Lectures on the Three Tenets
Of the Order We're Heard-The
Lodge is Growing in
Numbers.

According to the usual rites and
customs Of the order. the members OF
Ardmore Council No. i5l United Com
mcrcial Travellers held memorial ser
vices Sunday afternoon In memory Of
the departed members of the order
who have ceased their earthly jour
neys and are now resting In the realm
beyond.
The program as rendered was i'm
prcsslye and when the time came for
r. T. Philips. one of the members of
The order. to take from concealmcnt
the lilies and deliver them to Miss
Hattie Burnitt who placed them in a
vase to the right Of the senior council.
and at the same time the names of
Robt u. Gillenwatcrs. w G Cecil.
Jake Schwarts and r. Y Morgan were
pronounced. these four being the ones
who have packed their last sample
case. to coascthc worries and troubles
.of travel in this veil Worry few dry
eyes were in the audience.
The three lectures on the three prin.
ciples of the order. Unity Charity and
Temperance. were impressive The lee.
.turc on Unity was delivered by Junior
councillor James IIanah. who told his
brethren what the value df unity
meant to them who had to act as
soiournors for time In all parts of
the world Past Councillor W II. Bur
niit gave his brethren lecture on
Temperance. as practiccd by the men,
bcrs of the order while Senior Council.
or John r. Whaync told Of that char.
ity which covers a multitude Of sins
and the greatest Of all in the trinity
Of the order.
Tho musical program was appro.
pirate and the hymns cXccllcntly rem
dcrcd Mrs Mccoy acted as accompa-
nyist and Mesdamcs c. NJ. Campbell,
II. T.. Foster and Miss Fay Burnitt all
sang.
/ \ number Of ladies were present and
listened attcntivoly to the exercises
and among those who were there were
Misses Margaret Blois. Natalie vii
] ans and Mabel Johnson. Mcsdames
Trrbcrt and Burnitt were also present.
The Ardmure council is one of the
f'stc5t growing councils in the do
rain AMI hardly u mccrng night
ID asses hut that several members are
/ itiated into tha order The regular
Iwooting will be held Saturday night
and at present four noviatos are
,gvalting to be- instructed in the mystic.
|r''s of the trinity. Unity Charity and
/ temperance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08
Gus lvey Announces.

Gus Ivey, the Cherokee Indian
journalist. who has been fighting the
battles of democracy for the pa It
80 years in indian Territory IL n
candidate for state auditor.
Mr. lvey's home Is at Stillwoll He
is an active newspaper man who has
kept the faith and If the democratic
I!arty is to give first to those who
have given to the party Mr.. Ivey is
entitled to big vote from e,e.y
section of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08
Hon. 8. p. Freelinu.

Hon. S. p. Freezing of Shawnee, o.
r., one of the best campaigners in
the new state and an orator with
but few equals, will address the peo
pie of Ardmore on Friday. April 10,
at s o'clock, p. m.
Mr.. Freezing will speak 10 the peo
pie of Marietta at noon of the same
date, relative to his candidacy for
attorney general of the new state.
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cruee Spoke at McAlester.

Lee Crucc candidate fol Glvcr-
nor passed through Shawnee l.-'er.
day en- route 10 his headquarters at
Oklahoma city from McAlester. where
he spoke to a large and cnthusias-
tic audience Friday night The Ard
more man has numerous admirers In
the coal belt especially among the
miners and !aborng men.
MIR. Crucc expressed himself as
pleased with his prospects He says
thore will be little opposition TO the
constitution It's ratification is as.
sured Shawnee Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08
Gore Speaks Tonight.

Senator T. p. Gore, one of Okla.
homa's greatest orators will speak
here tonight. lie is known through,
out the southwt-t I as the blind ora,
tor of Oklahoma. He is very
pleasing speaker and no one can af,
ford TO miss the opportunity of hear
ing him. He Is candidate for the
United States nate and has some
staunch frienCS and supporters in
this town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08

Ninc years ago the First NJ, L.
e. urch at Morning sun, Iowa. was
pr intcd with Bradley a Nrooman
! int Rcpalnting was not required
TIL seven years later Sold by c. W.
/ iycrt. AS.6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08

All county ana precinct candidates
are called TO meet in Ardmore at the
city hall at II o'clock next Saturday
morning to transact important bus
mess. DIR. J. +. YOUNG,
And Others.
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Knights OF PythIas.

Myrtle Lodge, No. 7. Knights OF
Pythlas-Ed Sandlin, chancellor com.
mander; c. C. Watkins. keeper OF rec.
ords and seal. Meets every Thursday
night.
Benevolent and Protective Order Glks
Ardmore Lodge, No. CAS-, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks-ChaA
ID. Carter, exalted ruler; II. l.. San.
der, secretary. Meets every Tuesday
night in Elks' nall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08

We can suit every smokers taste
i'm cigars. Our brands are the best
that can be sold for their respective
rrlces We pay to the limit and make
''rc Of quality It's Gladstone" F..
j. Ramsey. druggist. Z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08
a Real Estate Deal.

John Hardy of nerwyn. through the
real estate agency of Smith, Higgins
4 West bought ten acres of land ad.
Joining the town of Berwyn. for the
purpose Of plating the same as an ad.
d'tion. The terms OF the sale and
the purchase price were private.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08
SUMNER WEATHER.

Makes indispensable one OF our Quick
Meal Gasoline stoves and one Of our
Alaska refrigerators In your home.
BlVENS, coRHN .. FRENsLEY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08

That new dress of yours will not
appear at its best without a pair OF
our oxfords or slippers.
3 HAMILTON SHOE co.
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LOST.

-OST-Ladies' gold watch between op.
era house and North Washington
street. Case No. 6,97G,O37. Finder
viii be rewarded by returning to
Mrs. J. \. Fielder, 523 North wash
ington street. ! one S39. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08

It's wonder Strucks new
f.unt S-3
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A slY-column Quarto
Rockford newspaper folder In good
condition, VIII sell cheap. ARD
MOREITE PUBLISHING COM
PANY. ll.tf
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BROWN & 6RlDoMAN.

Don't forget tho Lace and Embroil-
cry Sale at
MODEL. DRY GOODS co.
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Four black pigs at my home, own
er can have same by proving prop
crty, paying for this ad and expense
of their keeping.
S3t 22G s. Washington st.
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Come save money on Laces and
Embroideries.
MODEL DRY GOODS co.
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strucb's new fountain is here SO
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Srucks new fountain weighs 800
pounds. SO
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HOUSE CLEANING TINE.

Ladies', house Leaning time Is close
at hand. Get new pictures and make
the walls look new again. Come and
look our stock Ger before II gets
broken. We nave scme good bar
gains.
3-24.tf BROWN & BRIDGMAN.
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% per cent discount on Laces and
Embroideries At
MODEL DRY GOODS co.
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WHOLESALE FRUIT MARKET.

Furnished by
The Dawson-Whitfield Fruit Co., Ard
more, Okla.
Apples In Barrels.
Ben Davis .....................siOO
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Notice.

Ehe Carter County Democratic Com.
n teo will meet at the city hall at
A. lmore on Saturday, April 18th.
M members are urgently requested
to 'e present.
III H. S SUGGS. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-08

Now being nstalled-Struck's new
fountain. SO
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Apples in Barre
Apples In Boxes.

Lemons, California. a.............s4.75
Oranges, California, navel, sc. -. los
IVA io'S ''''s'... 2,0V
$50. 25O, 2SS. l26, 50. 2.S5
poA iots ''''''''.......... 40
Bananas, Port Llmon, ID ....-..31.2
Cokes, each ................ .O5
Potatoes, Colorado. bu. 100
onions, yellow, b...............21s;
Onions, red. Id .2Ac
Cranberries, Dbl ...............sS,5O
Peanuts. Va. II, T.. p........ .OS
Peanuts roasted, lb. ........ ......Os
Peanuts, shelled ................7hc
Pop corn. white rice ............3hc
Figs. Cal. 30 Labs to case. .S2.5O
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FOR RENT-Two large front Office
rooms over my store. T. X. Kearney.
24tf
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WANTED.

WANTED-To clean your quilts ar.
blankets before you put them away.
Ardmore Steam Laundry. 7-3
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WANTED To laundry your lace cur.
tains and orawn work scarfs. New
Steam Laundry. rs
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WANTED-To sell 5000 old papers
You need them for wrapping. paper.
ing and TO put under your carpets
The Ardmoreite.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
sPRINGFTELD rN LEAD.

Holyoke. June 13.-HitchIng a bunch of the most timely brand of bingles to their bats. the Ponies pounded their way into undisputed ownership of the hurrah position in the league standing yesterday after neon, breaking the tie that has ex- iEted with the Papermakers since Saturday. Bitter as is a Pony tri. umph to the rabid Paper city root. CTS, yesterdays vas made still mors lard to digest. as there were nine .sIge. round. uneoated pills lined up nlournfulIy for Holyoke on the score board Those Pony swats seldom vent to waste. From them were manufactured four tsIIies. but a sin gle one would have served the par- sese just as sell The score:
 Springfield. a11o1oo1e-Ie Ie i Holyoke .. e0oeooe0eo s1
 Batterfss-Hess and o'Connor; stackpoie and Thwkzra
 Two base hits. Ristng. 0'Counor. Luty. MzzssJ; szeritcs hfts. Bsnnon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
COLLEGE GAMES.
Holy Gross Won From Williams On
 Fluke Play.

wiIliamstown. June i3-williams was defeated by Holy Cross yester- day afternoon to 0, In one of the most exciting games of baseball seen on Weston field in years. The Will Hams boys outplayed their opponents in every way. getting nine hits to their three and making three errors to four for Holy Gross Holy Cross got her two runs in the seventh inn ing owing largely to a mistake of the Williams players
 Barney. the first man up. bunted and beat the ball out 0'Rourke then hit hard at drop and knocked 1t straight down. It vas thought Umpire Hasset called 1t a foul. but he decided that it vas fair. Waters threw to first. but 1t struck the run ner. OSterhout. the Williams right fielder. did not go after the ball until he saw Carney crossing third bsase. as he thought the ball vas a foul
 When he did throv 1t in Holy Gross had one run and 0'Rourke vas on third Shay was next up and he fled out 10 Kelley. who handled 1t @ veil that O'Rourke did not dare come Tn- Dowd cane up next. how srer, and lifted a hfsh one 10 ostsr- bout. vho captured 1t. but could not field it soon enough to keep O-Roarke from scoring. Young threr the nexf man out. retiring the side. but Williams vss beaten h . game
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
AFTER THE SUITS. High School Boys Must Resign Who Won't Give Up Uniforms.

Southington, June 13.-Prosecut- ing Attorney Franklin c. Brown is hot on the trail of the members of the Independent baseball organiza- tion which studied in the Lewis high school. The boys of the school joined team and Principal W. H. Young allowed them the privilege of using two ringers. The managers of the team kept adding ringers until only three high school students played on the team. Mir Young demanded the suits but the youngsters refused to give them up. This has gone on for about a month. The matter was plac- ed in Attorney Browns hands and he notified the managers of the team that they would have to return the suits Two students of the school were expelled this week for their part In the formation of the team of ringers"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
' THE DIAMOND BANG WENT
 THE BATS
To All Parts of the Lots Sailed
 the Balls and the Whalers Were Roundly Trimmed.

When Waterbury allowed New Lon-
 don some weeks ago to take her first victory, and when our visit to the
 Whaling City was rewarded by about
 thirty-one cents aDd fraction, the seer of base ball decreed, that before many moons, the Whalers would be [ bowed in the dust of humiliation and roundly trounced for the indignities
 heaped upon our base ball aggrega-
 tion. That date, the time and the hour arrived yesterday, and Waterbury was
 there to acquiesce in the decree. It
 was a funny game, and runny crowd
 of fans that watched 1t. They went
 out to Rockville with hv expectation
 # seeing brilliant contest but they ] mistrusted that something would turn up which would reward them for lar
 ing to give a portion of their twenty
 five to such an assortment of ball players as New London would dish up. They were well repaid and they probably had more sport out at that game than any this season. The snappy crack of the bat on New Lon don Wards curves chimed Tn harmon lousy with the shrill cries of the fans and the dollar for a hit or run" challenge of Joe, the Italion Croesus. who would bet any old way on the game. Busy were Joe's messenger boys running with the dollar signs to the winning players on tile local team, and report has it that the dollars were used in buying bon bons Tor the ladies and souvenir postal cards to tell their friends at home how they beat Casey at the bat in Rockville, on that balmy day in June.
 What a slaughter of base ball curves was there yesterday! Ward, who probably did not have his heart in his work, not knowing probably where his next meal ticket was con- ing from, was backed I'D by few ball players and by several whom Father Chadwick would not designate with that title. Out of pity nothing shou.a be said about them, for they did the best they could and they certainly gave Waterbury chance to make her batting average stand well out in the hit column, and raised the poolists, who bear her name this week, up to the top round of the ladder. It was biff and bang and Diff until the air rang with the merry song of the bat and ball duet. That fourth inning seance will hardly ever be repeated on this or any other diamond. Even the spectators called for halt and the players were only too willing to give 1t to them. Everybody got a whack at the sphere but big George Lachance. but he is only credited with two times at bat, as he made two sac ritices, got one free pass, and was hit by the ball once. With the score l6 to three against them in the ninth inning, | Lefty Rogers let up in hIs work anl allowed the Whalers to get four hits and four runs. The fans were willing to have them get few more in order to make it interesting, but Lefty was weary of the battle and his comrades were tired as well, while no more dol lars appeared to be forthcoming from Croesus Joe, and there was nothing to do but end 1t all, and this was done. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
ROMANTIC MYSTERY.
Sill It Looks a Safe Bet That Jim.
 nv Collins is Welded.

Brockton. June 13.-Mrs Anthony Collins. mother of the famous ball player. verified the rumor at Buffalo that her son. James Collins, had been married
 She absolutely refused. however. to give any details as to the time and place of the ceremony. She said the details could be obtained from her son.
 Mrs Collins said her son and his wife arrived last Sunday and that he left again Sunday night His wife win remain here until next Sunday, when she will rsjoin her husband. When seen the wife of the bail play CT refused to give any details Of the marriage she did not deny that she vas formerly Miss Sadie Murphy of Bostcn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
ELBERFIELD HITS HARD.
Bleacherites Roast Highlander snd
 One Gets Knocked Ont.

Kid" Elberfield of the New YorH Highlanders, scored at least seven times yesterday at the American League park. Six of the seven were errors, the other a knockout. They all went to his credit.
 The knockout took place after the game, when the "Kid" landed on tho jaw of a disgruntled fan who had roasted him for his "fsl down" work during the game.
 Elberfield was leaving the field. bound for the clubhouse when two rightfeld bleacherites. one . Her cules in stature. the other q light- weight. followed and handed the Kid" a few choice roasts.
 The little fellow finally went so far as to place himself directly in front of Elberfield and proceeded with his roast.
 Bangl Elberheld's right shot out. catching the growler on the side of the head. knocking his hat of and staggering him. Up rushed the giant ready to pulyerize the error be- smeared shortstop.
 Bangl This time Elberneld meas ured his distance better and ha caught his man flush on the jaw. knocking him down and out. He lay as if dead on the grass. with Elber~ field ready to haste him again should he rise.
 The little fellow who had stopped the first wallop with his head yelled. Police. police. pollcei" and started on on a hurry-ap gallop after ths Pinkertons.
 conroy and Williams hurried up. grabbed Elberneld and hustled him to the clubhouse In a jIfy.
 When the Pinkerton man reached the scene he found nothing to fo aside from helping the musssd-un Hercules to his feet.
 Asked by the cop if they wanted to go tO the clubhouse and Identify fhs man who wailoped them there was a duet of Well. guess noti I've hs1 enough"
 The trouble was over. and q tiz crowd that had gathered to sse x scrap or sn arrest dfsperssd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
WANTS TO RACE TWO MEN.
English Professional Willing to Go
 Against American Team.

Alfred Shrubb, the English profes- sional long-distance runner. now training at Celtic park. having, he said, failed to get a match with Longboat. the great Indian runner, is ready to make another proposition.
 shrubb says he will run against any two men in America for 5 miles for a purse of $500. each of his opponents to run two and one-half miles while he runs the full distance.
 Shortly before shrubb left England he said he ran in a similar race. win- ming handily a four mile event In which a new man opposed him In every succeeding mile.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
IRISH sPRNrER COMING.
Dennis Murray. Who says He Is a
 Champion Due Here June 20.

Dennis Murray. who lays claim to the championship of Ireland as c sprinter. is due to arrive Ia the United States on June %
 He will take part In the su-rouad championship of the Ameteur Athletic union at the Jamestown exposition July 1. He will De seen in the sDrints against men Ike Lawson. Robertsoa. Charley Seitx. l. B. Stevens. J. ]. Archer. & c. Northbridge and R L. Young
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
THE PUGlLISTS
O'BRIEN WAS l THE ACCRESSoR
He Nailed Johnny Dwyer Hard in Last Night's Battle . Other
 Fight News.

New York, June 13.-Rouse o'Brien and Johnnie Dwyer fought one of the best six round battles ever seen before, the local clubs at the Sharkey A. C.. last night. After sev- eral good preliminaries these two boys entered the ring, O'Brien look ing better than he has for long time. Some weeks ago, when he fought his first battle here, he showed up fat as an Arkansas pig and everyone who saw him go on with Kid Stinger thought the East Slider had lemon. But the minute Rouse turned loose it was very ap- parent to followers of the game that he was a willing kid. Ever since he has been looked on as conner. Johnnie Dwyer is a great favorite and he received an ovation greater than the Boston boy when they left the ring. Both were tired at the finish, but draw is. the only decis- ion which could be given.
 Mike Schreck says he stands ready to fight "Lil" Arthur Johnson, the negro heavyweight, if some club will offer suitable inducements. He does not specify what in his mind consti- tutes suitable inducements" He stipulates in his talk challenge" however, that Johnson must wait until after Schreck meets the winner of the Squires-Hart fight. He ap- pears confident the winner of this battle will give him a chance in the ring at an early date.
 The Coliseum A. C., of Denver, is trying hard to close match between Joe Cans and Jimmy Gardner for July 4. Manager Gallagher of the club has raised his offer to the fight CTS and now stands ready to guaran- tee them $10,000 instead of $9,000 as their share of the receipts. Gard ner, of course, stands ready to close the deal. but Cans is holding of. Another raise of the guarantee may induce the chocolate colored fighter to change his mind.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
New London

New London 70 3 O o O O 0O 4-
 Two base hits-McAnsrews. Ward Cwaterburyl 2. Swandrr. Nichols. Rice. Schincel Sacrifice hits-La- chance 2 Stolen bases-McAndrews 2 Laehance. SchIncel Double play Rice and Lachance. Left on bases Waterbury [. New London [. First base on balls-off Rogers .. on Ward 4. First base on errors-waterbury s. New London 3. Struck out-By Rogers Q. by Ward 1. Hit by pitcher -Lachanee. Ryan. Time--2 hours Umpire Rorty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
THE SPORTING NEWS.

Standard, Massey; double play. Thackara and Baker; left on bases. Holyoke 6, Springfield 5; struck out. by Stackpole 5, by + 4; wild pitch. Stackpole; time, 5m; unl- pire, Hickey.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
T.l.---s F.rres P.e- q. win.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 12 - Al Oakland. Talanund forced tke pace h the third race. at one nils ard three slxteenths. and von. The une event vss captured by Ecksrssil in ssg fsshioa TaI.nfosz voa over the Fa- suriy cs1rz&. kut was dyinx st tks ed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York -.-- Detroit .::......... 1-is New York ........ 3 o 0 O o O O l. {
 Hits-Detroit. l5: New York. Il. Errors Detroit. .; New York. 10. Batteries- Mullln, Killlan and Schmidt; orth, Hogg and Kleinow. st.- s At Boston
 Cleveland ......."! ee99I59 o-is
 Hits-Cleveland. It; Boston. 6. Errors Cleveland q; Boston, |. Battertes-Thiel- man and Bemis; Glaze and Shaw. st. Louis '...'.....OO % 900 co Philadelphia s....,.O O Q Q 1 O,1 "a
 Hits-St. Louis ,: Philadelphia, 10. Err rors-St Louis, 2: Philadelphia, l. Bat teries-Howell and Buelow; Dygert and Schreck.
 At Washington
 Washington ......Ol 1 0 O O 0 c o O. 1
 Hits-chicago. IS: Washington. {. Er- rors--chicago. 1; Washington. 5. Bat ham Warner and Haydon.