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Cincinnati Q; chicago. o.
Boston ~. ~. S SEw YORK ~. l..
FIRST UANT

BUsIoN. July 7 Luck waS ageinst the
GIANTS IN every way today and they ended
the >"T.e- here ny losing both games Of a
douhl- header The scores we're . 10 and
IN =, the second game going seven innings
In the last contest the Giants we're three
runs ahead Of the Doves in the eighth in
nins. hut u had been agreed To cali the game
~ SO l. " to allow Boston to catch a
train. 50 that ~ dilAtory tactics on the part
of the locals time MAS called before the
eighth emu, and the score reverted to the
end Of the seventh In BoStons favor
The Giants started the first game ny
knocking curtis out OF tho box in the hrst
inning and scoring two runs Snodsrass
opened With a single Doyle iied to centre.
but Murray singled. lie tried 10 stretch Il.
but VAS out 81 seconh and when he H. ked
about the decision he was put out ~ the
game along with Latham. who also pro-
tested Becker took Murray's place sey-
mour and Bridwell then received passes
and DeVlin sin gled. ACoring SnodRTass and
seymour. Here Evans repla, ed Curtis Dew
lin was caught on ir-t. ending the enhing
Bostop landed on Drucke in the seCond
inning and passed the Giants 4 doable by
Miller. an out. DeNlins Wtld throw. Be- < >
double. 4 base on halls and a triple amt
q single netted the Doves Ave runs These
were the only hits and runs made by Ro-ton
In the game Craudall took DTuCks- place.
and hut Tor tNo hies dropped ny seymour
the locals would not have reached nrst base
New YORK sCored again in the fourth on
doubles nv Msrkle and Movers, and in the
nfth drove EVAn- from The hON by scoring
6S BTid~eii Fros held the GIANTS Ssir
RsS mond and Ferguson opposed each
sh stop IN one ssi SSSr terSre train
time snodgrass was pss-ed TO start u,
and he scored later on Doyle- single and
- . HOgtOn e. L
IN the .sCopd inning with two runs beck
Gin glsd and scored on "a triple by shean
long nS .iSsisS ~ Ben be- cEsr and ssymonT and a
double led the score for the Giants IN the
third. at tao runs each
single a home run by Miller another
single and triple ny beck gave Boeton
= three run lead IN 80 half OF the 'hird
Raymond was taken out and Ames sen, 10
There Vas ahon' ten minutes to play when
New York opened he eighth Ferguson
tern then went into ne box and the change
delayed the Rsm" ga minutes lbe
s9u'hpaS Sss Wild and pas-el .BridNell.
'po runs Bridyell was cut Al the plate
o. Mrrkle,s ihheId MT Schle hied TO
Miller n .hor, right "nd there .srs Two ,o3
Nmes and was deliberately passed By MAJ
tern. sgsin fllins the bases snodgrass
snd ,y,S Ma,ete .r tSr S:h poys nhsI.d
Scoring Merkle and shsfer. Who ran for
Movers becker folloSed with a sinEle.
scoring SnodgTass The GIANTS then resl-
Ted thal RoSton va PLAYING for me and
B-, ker dehberAtel, allowed himself to he
Boston vas a. no hurry 10 go 90 III. be-
and M'traN spp~s sled TO lolr-toue E-cA
then came NJ and with 81. kSop pitching
.t"pI,.d ne game With Ne, 4 -tli at TAI
M6iraV Tu-hed over 90 lOhn-iuue aud pro
tested vigorously ru' he umpire waved him
The scores
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CRTCkET.
staten island beats schenectady by al
Runs.

The :, h~nes'Idv yricko'"r- werc beaten
hv n Margin oi ~ run, 1T Livingston ye-ter-
dav bv th,. staten Island team The visitors
were unlucky IN losing several Of IN" hest
wicket- a. an early stage " Met anrey.
who was injured last Monday IN a collision
and which ncc~Ssitated another player Ia
run Tor hun lost hi vi,ket when WciIret
on account of hi~ runner trying risky
run. but hi- Nl- the top score Of the innings.
aI'hou rh q. x Langley rIuall,'d II later
with hi not ont contribution OF ~ " 4.
Es.,a captured y WitNpt- Tor ~ runs and
ran uI IL while " Ma-esy addesl ~.
some splendid hitting on the part Of
\ o. Laurie was the feature of the staten
Island batting When within - runs OF
the century H." Wa sent back 10y fine catch
ia the deep field and 80 de-ery"dly ap-
plEuded Tor hi- core ~ > kadford Was
rc-pon -ible for 3d. " , keenan, captured
Wi,kst~ for ~ runs. = ~ Briggs took for
- and ? " ireland secured for 81
The visitors meet the crescent Athletic
,lub eleven to-day IT bay Ridge IRE
total, staten Leland 'p7 schenectady, IoI.
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IO-Du'> FWPIRE IITI ,iRD
>aui,Iu, stakes and n Handicap the
Feature

he Ntu'l.- selling S'ah". - . mue
ana a .INte~u'h. Will he run ~ kmp,re ,i'y
TO day. with Brlu'oIp. Arctic and Norbitt
possible factors Ia . handicap rt q mile
and tp.uiy wards Nrdr. PrlsDllan and
Bsau,pup may - veil IN the nT-t event
~ ~ fuTlong- Jupiter Joe" Black chief
aud tiuIsuN NgIre well INo-Nstr odd =
Will ran In the second s'euf. at i've aud
bne-h hall iurl1ugs with IhrI'tN. PIckaninnN
and crash perhaps 'h~ ba-L
e. fur uUh race. for three ysar-O lis
fNr md uu"-uali 'ut'rrv- Novelty. King
Pm and star charter tavr good chances
o. ID" last race, A. 10 mile md a -tNtc.ut b
Eo'k-fuu~ sir tlsg-- Hnd Basque may cut
up he purse he entries follow
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NATIONAL LEiGI D..
Giants Drop . Couple and BreoLI,ns Win
Callnle.

The ChcaRos we're shut out nv the Gin
'tnnat= yesterday and aren't having an
easy time holding their lead. hut yester-
days defeat didn't do the Giants much good
While the tubs we're losing one the Giants
we're losing tao. The Bo-t ona took both
parts OF q double header from the New
Works and took three ont 81 the series Of
four Therefore IN" second long trip from
home hasn't started we'll The Rrooklyn-
surprised themselves nv beating the
Phillies tEice They took sixth place away
from ~. Louis. The results
BostOn. :; New Sork, = First Eamr.
BrOoklyn. =; Philadelphia. o First game.
BrOOkiSn. .; PhIiAdsIphIa, . second
game.
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TWO WIS FOR TtNDERBILT.
Mr.sIdor snd Gip-I n succeed NJ Msisens
LAME.

~Bs,n. CIsIs DssDufch ." THE SUN
PAuI-. july W X Wander bilt had
tVo Winners IN the races at MaIson- Lafitte
to-day In the race Tor the Pr,N du Madnet.
OF auS tranr-. hi Me--idor. ridden by
- N.lI. nni-h.d nr-J IA a neld Of seven.
Roth -,hili hildorc. With Henry up. was
second AMI GiraulCs Niolette. with DOu-
men ia the saddle. third
The race. tor the prIN Presto n Of s. ON
franc Wa Won by Mr Vanderbilt Gtbe-
I'm. with frankl. - Ncll W VI. D"utsch ds
Ia M.urr ~ : Mi-tral. Win curry "a the sad
III. ran second VI Blauc'- Bas-om Pierre
UeIa.t 49,. Nas thiTd There we're ten
80 tor
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al l. Gardner Levi, WsgneI 'CArigAn
.-H Nor- Roach. ( Gardner Knight Vaughn
rEss on errors Bo-tou. Sew YORK !
.. o. bases fos'on =! NtV orr. . lif,l
bf.- ~ 0an. On KArEsT 4 % Vaughn ;. OF
tUuck out - ksTgeT ~ Vaughn I
"a. rhre- bsSe BIT. hoopef WAEnsr
En 49, r'fs StahI Levitt. might. NNernr,
.-.s ftts tArrigAu Is Voter. Sacrifice
Gardner stolen bsse- SpsaAer Nag
.rhsan chase. noaCh Knight iboIblr
Hoa,N GArdnsr and knisht Passed nAil
rl' 1Its or Vaughn. In - inning.
.. . q" 80 th'ee lnRings mplTc OLoughiIh
, hour ana ~ minute
E'sHtNGrpN PHILADsLPHI' a o..
'sBfs0roN. July -Coombs was .n,trG4'
CAV and uls support weak IN spot tnp.e,
eel AID nd Ftberfsh we're bounced 70
e WITH ih- umpire The core
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American Association

4, Eansa. ,ib Kansas tity. :. Minneapolis q.
fr.t .arnr. h.E'as ,Ity. Minneapolis o. secoud
s"Nt Louisville Louisville. q Indiana poHs, J.
first game Louisville. q Annapolis, I. Second
81 'roledo ToIe,io. 5 columbus. o.. lnningS
a. NIIWauArc - Paul %. Milwaukee D.
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RESEMBLANCE TO BASEBALL
N GtHE PLAIED N HTLL-
wy iGiINSr BOSTONS.
hut Surh = slight Resemblance o. Their
Iurd DasplaS mat Red SeN nun
NwaN Prom Them MAshlngt ems Zap.
lure contest with the Athletic Team.

..o.. Va- some resemblance TO base
'r.irp he game PLAY ed hN the Highlanders
.,'"rds,. but 80 slightly did their fear
." display resemble The real thing that
... ku~'onS ran away with the game.
I', made The teams split The four game
....- evenly The only other american
.tg-Iv encounter Was between the Wash
s'nnS and Athletics. the MAshingtons
. .ruIng. contamination daVoutly to he
- ed 90 far ~ the other teams are con
90 nNi The results
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Runs NeN ora ,nOdGIas, Seeker seymour
vrr, II 40. j1h colin, Miller Graham Bers
van Two "a hlts Miller. MsTkir Ne, eTs
rhres pase nh collin, Siolsn ba.e>- seymour
rta1,. BerAer BndWell Double play sheen
and r~neN. FTOcs. SheAn and sweeney Len
nl hssc> New NoTk, first base on balls or
Drlcke. on Gurus or Evans OF Trork,
.irst hase on errors Bos ION New York
-trIck out Nv Evans, By CTAndsh Nv
frocG Wiid pitch Irc'E 7 mpirr IN rhir'
loan, one Held I'm pre- Moran ltme (.
hour aud 10 minutsS
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PHILADELPaIA
IIEsI nANl

rHu,ntLrHI, July : BroOAl,n pat u
over the Phili.-s TO-DAY IN both ends Of me
douhIe header Tho nrN by the -core Of
4, % - and The 49, ond by to after eleven
nning. ~ strife In the extra inning ahaiT
long hts did the business for the visitors
not blv home runs nv Lennon and DaubeTt
and three hAzgsr 10y the former
In the fret game there was not hing 10 "
hut Rucker Noren pitched Q good enough
game but HuckeT let the Phillies down - in
only four hits
Brooklyn and Manager Doom -eleC'ei
Toxsn In the matter Of number of hits
mo PhiIlieS had one the better 81 II. bat
he WallOpz we're not nearly a. timely nor
a. heavy iennoN and Daubert contrib
uted regular kno' kout punches FONen
ass chased 10 the clubhouse IN the fourth
berau-s IennoH msle home run. the
baII again going into fh- left field hleas hers
and m fielding ~hich MAGE smashed into
the Wal' and hurt himse!i
FoNen laated long enough after thai 10
allow smith and Erwin 20 single and then
MrQuIlIsn vent on Ne went along pretty
Weif until the eleventh. whom baubcr'
Leaned w With a home ran Crsrs TO the
.'ubhOus~ The Phiilies had tied the sore
~ Z an IN the eighth and all VS. gu..' until
Tho -l-, enth ward finblsd E'Nin'-
stounder ami larger forced Erwin ~
- md Dalton singled. which put two on
bas. Then Daubeft's smash "alns and
,hr.s runs counted. Whirh made the nnal
sore : tOs The ores
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o. 'nr ItHrfsaI ... ne ninth 'HuInE
~. DunOhur No. the -sl snth inH.nE
....rT.a y ~ 7
..4 % ~
% atsIuntA Collins Washington
Hs'irilr street fir.l ha-e on error,
"... 3 NAs' ug to-. . t.rfi 90 basss
Washington. f'r.t ha~r On
Hlfuh. ~ tray. NTIet out by
.. rrA} sacrifice hits leliNeit
r'n.r- rsss. Collins e Nelt DoTbie
.H .rHu- aud collins via pitch CODmbs
.rrf rgsu Yield umpire Perrine
sod " minute
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in-DAuheIt Sacrifice hts Dalton. Bergen
stolen hassS dalton. davidson struck out BY
Moren. :. b. Hucket. double PLAY smith aud
Dauberi Iirsl has on balls-On Aoren. 4.
mpire In chief C'Day field umpire brennan.
Time hour and 10 minutes
sRooNLTS, : PHILADELPHIA. sECoNp oAnI.
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'Bsited for cole In the ninth inning
. Cincinnati u q . I. I
chicago 90
Run Cinciunau. Egan Two base hit BeScher
SacriAce hit HohUuel stolen hAses Paskert
Egan struck out By Burns. :. by Cole First
base on balls on Cole (. Left on bases Gin
cinnau T. Chicago 2 Umpire In chlef-KIem.
Field umplre-kAne. Iime-l hour and NJ
minutes
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TEXAS League

q, u,r~ton houston. o.. waco
A. I, al, eaton. Itrst Hame. GsN c-ton |. san
,,topio - second game. GalNe ~ton. l. san
antonio "
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TAIr start won easily Re Strap IN r n,
Griron Ard.tTaw Owned ~ " 'ar.r,n
trained by Ernest
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EASTERN LEiGJ T..


IFEHFN IN y FF''NTTIFNNE. 7
Jersey city inAuguratei the second series
Nth Providence Yesterday afternoon Al Jersey
city with = victory kiS,nGrT outpltched BAf
henrh. hOlting the Visitor, Ia four hits and l.
snlng only one nas. Inc srofe
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Runs PROV tdtncr Courtney Jersey CITY
Hannifsu n-ininget Johnson !. eft hAscs
Jersey City :. Providence FIRST base on balls
on klssingCT Z ~ Barbs-irh. struck out By
kis,ingrr. y ny Hsrbcrlch Three base hits
Ahstein. Courtnry Two base hit DeinlngeT
SACRIFICE hits Drln.ngrr. collins stolen bssrs
uAnnlfan. johnson T,nonf double piAy Afndt
and Courtnry mp.T, IN chief stafford iisld
umpire Kelly Time 0 hour Is minutes.
SEwAEE BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Nd aus The Indians csEe the
Orioles = coAt Of NfitrVa.h ~ day rh@ Hafi
fnorrs had plenty nf oppori Inities 70 score
having thirteen men len ~ 'hc bags Nlt u vas
wren ~ meant tun mat Holmes Nas a. lIs
hest The
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~ ,lH.SI FIrst 0'ss
Fins SIc.aaSS
Bsiieric, Pounds snd ClorEhsr Nsvnn and
cheek rnpire o-Toole
ugCOND OsAG.
rlmln :aco 9
M I,sns, Schrnld, and CinuEher KnEht and
cheek tnpire bToole
~ ROY
ninsbam,ou 800
rrSy ,.,.o,,'a: y,S%,%r ,..,ss,'o'
Ne~gsn Umpire Known
TrI-s,at- I~asur.
\, lohn,toNn l.sncasisr ?. Iohn,,oSn
1t utlllamsport NlliiamNport. = Trenton.
southern I,ra&ur.
A. Memphis First game Ncw orleans q
Memps', second game Sea orissn'. .
~ %ssn,nle Vsshuue. !, Montgomery q
~ NtiAnn NtlanA. Mohlle
" Chattanooga Birmingham. :. Chaua
,onnrrtIrut JesEue.
:, NV u.Nrn N.w il.,on. :. Sgrlnsn.ld. .
nSI,osS 'N.~ g,i'sin = HolyoEs
\, Hsrtsord bridgeport 3 Hartford. o
cotton stsies League.
~ Jackson Itrkson. 5. Nagoo City,
81 Meridian HAiuesbuTU, Meridian. y. -
south Atlantic I,eaGae.
A. Jacksonville Columbus Z Jacksonville. q.
4, savannah savannah. 5 Columbia. T.
- tugustA Macon. ?. Nugu-ts. :.
southeastern League.
a. A.bsytns AsheNttle a. Johnson CITY, n
AZ Noyrtstoun MNTrtstovn. - knoMNt NE. \.
~ Gadsdcn GadNien 7 Rome.
RAsERAII p " Americans ~
Chirsro American League rarh. Adrn. NJ --
idf
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|. S NEN TOSS SCION n G,NT
waaa 0n1Nna

Runs Neu Nork SnodGrass Becker BOston
Grtl NiIlef NbbAilcrhio. BsrE. sheen Two
ba.- M Be Three hase hits Shsan hers
lone run MtiIsr SAcnncs hit GET stolen
ha,~. Sey r,ouf BscE :. AbbauCchio Double
y.Al NbbaucC MO. snean ami Sweene, Left or
bA.-s NeN YorK q Boston fiTst base on
hsII. on feTgusOn 4 on Amos, liit ~ pitchrr
n, RAY mond collins b. Amts Miller Struek
1tt r., Nrnes I. ~ Ferguson nplre In chief
and = ulinufss
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'Ratted for Srhmidtin me ninth inning
SsvArk y y - y Z
baltimore - ~ q . q
PuE NrNarg den S'olrn hA~ SAkie
ir.' bsss on ball. 90 Ru~sTI' OF Holmes
struck out ~ huss"ii . b' holmrs Mui
pitch Russell lTtl on Ia - hll'i'nOgc -
NrWATE = t1l,f hlss ou errors baltimore
NrNArs Tine hour mpire IN chir'
u4rsf lieid 4mplEs royts
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Good star won easi, Lad Of LAngdcn. b g.
g. ~ Algo Lass OF tang den: owned aud tralned
by " q WatklLs.
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BAsERAII- - Americans "
'dt,
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RHCoaI.IN

Philadelphia - %
Runs brooklyn Dalton. :. DaubeTt. Hummel.
Lennon baTgef FhllAdelphiA-hsgee, Grant
DoolAn. JArkitsch Home runs Lennon. llau
bert Three base nit Iennoa Two base hits
JArkut-ch hates. FrVln. Mage sacrifice hi.
DAubcrt foAen. Mard, TtWs. struck olt ~
FoNen (. by nafgsf ftrst base on halls or
toNen a OF hcCuinen. :. OF BaTgeT. Double
plays hummel Smith and DAubeTt SMITH and
bauhert Umpire IN chief O'Day Field un
pife-Bfennan Time hour and y MINUTES.
CtScINSAri CHICAGO - L.. o
CHtcAoo July Two hits and stolen base
Cincinnati In day game GTiflth was
ordered 90 the heli fof dispuung the umpire =
decision. a. Was also Shocsard Of chicago The
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A. Iarksony Iiir Columbus. Jacksonville, ..
:, savannah savannah. 5. Columbia.
- AugusA Msron . Nugu-ta. :.
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a. Ashs,ins AsheNtlie a. Johnson City. n
AZ Norrtstoun MOTrtstovn ~ knoHNiIle. \.
~ Gadsdsn Gadsden. EOme
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cotton states League
south Atlantic IeaGae.

IscE-on I,cEson. 5. NaSoo city. n
Meridian hAiuesburG Meridian. .. -
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onRertIcut LesGue

81 Nsw Haven N~w HaVcn :. SpTtng hsid n
~ Waterbury, waterbury. 5. Nofthari ton ~
~ HnlSokc Nee Britain, Holyoke.
~ hartford bridgeport. : Hartford. ~
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Good start won dri,ing Keep Nov ing. h. N, 8.
Nankec Ia Polka. owned and trained %
4
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TINtS GOES COiTLE>S.
= Cu,iom Tn tho Lone star state NhIcl
Tourists are quick to Ndopt.

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-, -, 90, =, ,h. >, an, ", IL,
n.d ,u., .r-,,,J ~. vas drcs...d n, a
-, - r,.,,b as,r.l negro h.II,,,y
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OF" '' "''' Wv ''''' w" - -
hi'h'''' mo i',S''n '"'' ''>s' '",'"' 49,
ant I"~~ilrnE p" man IN IN" french
aauu-I -uIf gave hIfn loON 81 disgust
4, ...,. D., .t,..I ,I,, ILL ia t,,,.,s loud
- .,,,...,.,.,..' b.. ,,.,,.s,..,,., ., k,,,,'
AZ. ' -,
Nt"' "'hh ~ ""'' w ~ ia N"''" ~ ~
dressed People were allow ~ tn wander
aI,nI~-sly around. humping INTO guests
-. -, ,h..,,,.,i,.,.. -.,,.r.tI, oh.
''''
h"Nl"'-
b" man Won r'i'r 10. rep thr
clerk ,,llul. . John " Gates He owns
"a, b,,,J
m. ,..,,.,.-,,. man ,,,,..J ,r,,,,,,,
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~ IN" I"'h'N ~ NOR" I'"hE'iN III w"
hotel lobby NOT ON" had coat IN The
nnI. ,.,a'- N r.chi v"-" hi- own and
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r...,..... -. n, -.
Joy '' Wv '"'"N Wv
hotel ana won 0"1'ih stop a. NE h"t"l
II You diin hl'" iAT tized hank ron
Tn. rlac,, didn't have marble pillars.
t.., - 60. ia. 49,, w,,bfp many miles
'''
ana th' rates "'r" lN''i ~ o"'u'hsH
\ c"a'I"ss regiment. remarked the
man this time smiling
Yes rerl..i TN. clerk -onc Of ia.
g., -. E. ,,,.,Iy., 40, go, IA
reg ih''"'S '.'"' * w. '.hN' "P N'"'' O'''
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wa GUY" H' W ,'''s a. ~ her ~,
i"llpN NJ w" l"NIn I'Sn'n "hr'I w, ne
not spell ARRIVES ~ I"Has h''al Ia, oI
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OPERA ~ LONDON.
Room for Only One Company. Thomas
neecham Thinks.

LONDON. July oO.-Thomas Be"cham'-
seAson ~ opera comiqus in English
AZ His MaJesty's Theatre ended tonight
Every work promised before tho opening
on May ~ was given with tho exception
Of FRA Diavolo- and Joseph in Egypt
but a. three other works. -Feuersnot.
"A Summer Night and Tho lmpre~ario-
Of Mozart. we're given ~ we'll the account
is,more than balanced.
The Tales q Hoffman, proved easily
the first fayOrits with the public" Mr
Beecham todd SUS reporter. i could
have played II for the whole three months
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NEW rORk STiTE ROtDS.
Nbou, 500 Mites Of Asphalt Ws~adam q
Re IIuiii This Year.

New York state began the construc-
t,on II improved roads. mainly mAcadAm
~ tho watsrbound type. about ises. and
up To June l. 1910. about ? zoo miles 81
improved roads had hes.n constructed. Of
which over .OH miles were watsrhound
macadam
During I@a the commission CON
structei over ion m lies Of asphalt mac
adam 10y the penetration method and n
few miles 81 brick highway
In the work LAID out for 1910 there are
al least ~ or 500 miles ~ asphalt mac
adam 20 - constructed NV the rienetra-
ton method and several miles Of brick
IA v.ment
nd"r IN. traffic from hor-. drawn
vehicles tho U"stI ION of MAINTENANCE" was
comparatively = simple one and con
sisted manly IA IA" preventing ~ rAvel
r"paiT- IN" advent ~ the swift moving
motor vehicles has materially changed
a." proposition and We are now con
irontsd with 4 more serious Proll~rn.
avn ~ the op,ninn.- saws writer IN
tho Efnpiy, stat, Nuforisi that the COM
hanatton ~ hpr-. drawn traffic with
motor vehicle trafic - more detrimental
10 any wa:sThound ira"adarn road than
either kind ~ tram" hN 'tE"lf think
this - especially tr'I" vh"r. heavy loads
are drawn 10y horses zhod with sharp
calk- Horses -hod thus tear up and
loosen the macadam surface in drawing
heavy loads and the motor vehicle com~s
along and whips th" dust 81 into the
field This operation ~ continued in
definitely. unless some protection 10
afforded. until the road surface IL de-
stroyed
The prevention Of dust and the preeer-
vatlon 81 the road surface. especially on
those roads subject TO heavy motor v.hi-
IL H. q III tan
questions which tn" commission had to
solve After some experimenting elab-
o ate specifications for the u-e ~ an as
phaltic oil we're adopted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
OLD PENNsYLvANIA TAVERN.
On Fairly stage Coach Route Noted for
Its Fine Meals.
FSou, he Pi,isburO Oassts- Times

The old Stone House at the Junction
Of the Franklin and Pntsburg pike With
the Erie and PittsbUTE pike h one Of the
noted historic spots In Butler county. Half
century ago the great stage coaches
over these noted highways put W at the
stone Houss for the night. Buckwh"at
cakes. honey. country ham. sausage. In
dian mush. doushnuts. roasted potatoes
and mines and eustard pies formed the
larger part Of tho menu at this noted hoe
tslry.
The building ives erected In 1919 and
II stul occupied. 10 stands at the cross
roads and 10 surrounded almost entirely
By a dense ,orwst. 10 was the 1rss house
built possibly. on . thousand acre tract %
land taken up by the Mcclure family and
N ssill In their name
There are many Wild and weird stories
connected With the famous house which
the old people In tho neighborhOOd tell.
but they lack the element which make
thom true history. However. - not
too much TO sAy thai previous TO the civil
var strangers were known to enter the
old stone House Who we're never again
seen These we're in Tho days 81 counter
fsitsru. stage coach travel. open gambling
and open barrOOms