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SUNDAY MORNING, THE PITTSBURG POST JULY 17, 1904. 5 KING EDWARD'S VISIT TO KAISER. EDGEWORTH CUP IN PLAY. SPY SYSTEM OF TURKEY. thoughtlessness which had allowed him to give his gun and ammunition lnta the keeping of a Turkish Spy and kept the Bulgarian army from beingf equipped a rifle superior to that used by the Turkish army.

A Macedonian how in New York repeats a story which was told him by Boris Sarafoff when the Macedonian leader was visiting London. SarafjfC was seated in a cafe cn the Strand when a well-dressed man approached him and sf.ld in excellent French: "You are Mr. Sarafoff?" "I siti," replied the insurgent, chief. "I am tho correspondent of the Paris My name M. Bordin.

and I should be pleased to have an interview with you for my paper." Sarafoff talked long time with th3 man and noticed several things. First, the elrar.erspoke French with a slight accent not the accent of a German or of an Englishman, but that of an Asiatic. Then he seemed almost, too well acquainted with Macedonian local affairs, and asked many curiou3 questions a newspaper man wcuid not be bkely to think of. So Sarafoff deliberately misinform him on mijiy prints. At last the stranger rose and reached out hand.

Sarafoff merely bowed, then said: "Adieu, M. Bordin. I hep? we shall again not here, In Macedonia," The man's eyes and mouth In astonishment. Then he smiled. bowed low and answered: "Not likely, M.

Sarafoff. That Is ito dangerous a business. Of course the interview never In the Paris "Main." Vau 63ii'i buy in this ijdus; now 3:14 pay full va'iua for it, It's midaumrqer clearaHce tim3 and we want every sals mke other sales, becauss you vl ram em bar how littls yoq hva ta pay paw. You now buy FiirriifirrR lf SSjCT ttt fr tl; t-tytt- THIS IS For Your Front Porch TO OFF Corpots, 11 V4 Sj.50 With the slowness In the actual hostilities of the past few weks. the diplomatic phsji" of the v.

ir tome into stronger relief. The most pronounceii iijci'ent of the bloodless battle has bcc the of Kin? of EntUnd to his nephew, the emperor of Germany. The king accepted an invitation to be present at Use annual yachting regatta at Kiel, but It was well understood that It was to be an opportunity to patch together some scheme for interfering lr. the far east In favor of peace. This would mean ruin to Russia at thU stae cf the proceedings, and Japan has no idea of loosening her hold on th-s Asiatic muiuUnd.

The illustration shows the Ksr.g and Queen of England in a rcjal barge on the Kiel canal. NOT EVEN RUSSIA HA3 A MORE FAR-REACHING SECRET SERVICE THAN THE SULTAN. AGENTS ALLOWED TO KILL. Macedonian Insurgent Have Found Traitors in Thsir O.n Ranke. WOMEN ARE MUCH RELIED UPON.

Like Russia's, Turkey's secret service Is one of the moet complete and far-leiching In the There are spies of the sultan In the German army, in the streets cf St. Petersburg, In the cafes of Paris, as servants In the families of English nobility, and even In Xew York they secretly watch the enemies of the Turkish government, says the Boston "Post." But It Is specially In" the Slavic principalities on its northern borders and In Greece that Turkey has Its secret agents. Bo thorough Js the syetcm there that even the privately expressed opinions of government officials reach the ears cf the head of the Turkish police system. These spies are espsclally watchful of the Macedonian insurgent bands, and they have often succeeded In Joining these bands, only to betray them at a critical moment. "The fact that a suspected man takes part In a fight and k'us Turk Is net positive proof that he la, no spy," eays Ivan Badouloft, a Macedonian now in New York and a veteran cf several insurgent campaigns.

"The Instructions if a secret service agent permit him to take Turkish lives, if ty so doing he can gain the further confidence of tne enemy. A case of that sort was Illustrated some months before I left Macedonia. "In a certain town where the secret Insurgent committee was ur.usuaily active a succession cf unaccountable disasters nlmoet paralyzed thq ir.surreciion In that dlstTict. First two of our leaders were A aptured and one band was surrounded as it was leaving town one morning and almost anntnilated. Then caches of arms and ammunition were discsvered and captured, and some cf the most active members of the local committee were thrown into prison and tortured into "Suspicion fitiA.ly centered on a young Servian.

He had been cut with tm bands several limes and had distinguished self as a fighter. He once attaexed two T5ahi Hsiojks rinisiis-handed and killed Loth. This died had made his comrade reluctant to suspect him of treaches-v. but It finally became impossible to deny that he was always near when discoveries were made and suspects arrcs'ed. "One night the local rommittee int and rent him with a message.

While he was tie they discussed plans to rntrap him, and hn he returned they were ready. The president then informed the committee that in a certain cave several miles of town l'O rifles, with a correspond- ing amount of ammunition, were "i he Servian was the only one who did not know that this statement was false. "Next night i0 Insurgents conceaK-d lhemtw.V in the taif and 'waited. lore midnight thy hearl the tr.imp cf feet. They fi.w a s.juad of Turkish sol-tiiers in ar.d at the head of U.ern was the Servian The Turks watted i while he stepped inside the cave.

As he' did an insurgent slipped In behind a I rock at the entrance, ana a peniin p.ifsed him he drove a Turkish yataghan almc-at through him. The other then ft red upon the deta-t of soldiers ard drove tr.em back to the village." Th spy system includes a grett number of women. Th" basis- up' the Turkish police work I that a beautiful w-'cmrm may learn th see-re ot Allah As a matter of fact, th'i-m useful Jr.f-irniatlon comes fr-dti women. An agent of a large. American firearm manufacturing r.o.ji...

mn.ie visit to the Bulgarian capital. Sf.ftt. wltrt otic getting a contract to wy the Iiulgarlan army with the make cf rl'le which his firm manufactured. It was only with the greatest difficulty that he rould get bis one specimen rifle thrsugh Atistrla. He arrived safely In however, and was allowed to present his rifle at the testing grounds, where representatives of other gun manufacturing firms were competing with their specimens-some German.

some The American rifle was given first trial. Then came the English snl (ji-rman gun men. The comparative jeri'-tratlng merits each make of rifle i. were careiuiiy t'si'ii, ami io iurtr.w the Arn-rlcn found his inferior fi the others, whereas he had expected to score especially on that one point. II? in- I listed upon a second trial, but again his I bullets failed to penetrate the testirg wo.

as deeply as those of his compe i-t r. of course hla gun was closed cut of ths contest ard he returned Paris, much chagrined over a defeat that lie felt he did not deserve. On the train between Sofia and Vienna he did much thinking. Ills cigars were cf a remarkably goe.d brand, presented to him by Prince they helped him along to a definite train of thought. lie remembered that the valet he had ag.

In Paris had suddenly left him in Folia, just after his failure at tc proving range. He remembered that he claimed to be a Oreek, although he had never gone into reminiscent talks of hi native district, as a man would be 1 krdy to do with one who was his dally associate. Then It struck him that the wages the fellow had asked were remarkably small and that he always declined tips. At Vienna the American off his train, went to a. hotel, retired to a room and brought out his testing apparatus.

He opened one cartridge after and carefully examined it. Each cne had been tampered with. Then he cursed the TERMS ALWAYS THE SAME THE SAME TO ALL, 9 12 Worth, 50c First Payment, 50c Weekly 25 Worth, 31.00 First Payment. Weekly 30 Worth, $2.00 First Weekly 75 Worth, 82.50 Firtt $2.50 Wcekiy $100 Wcrth, $3.00 First Weekly SWISSVALE IS SLAUGHTERED. Pitcairn Uses Up Three of the Homo Team's Pitchers and Wins in Easy Fashion.

Pitcalrn'a organised team dropftd into Swiasvale yeaterday and it waa all off -f-r the borne boys. Captain Strainer's bunch batted like fiends and played a gama In the flelO. tehmJ Wal aca's auperb (Itching. Afttr the third Inning, thera waa not the gh.jt cf a ahuw f.r Uie hc.Tia toys, the PU-oairn Siugera putting th tail ever th fer.cf and all uttr tha Irwin it and retired to the seventh, in favi-r cf L' pun-He las'od oTi tuning mil then ta.n --uurn- 1 bert tried hia iuck in tfc and stopped the bo)s from tr.e raiiroaj town one run. Marsh.

Borat. ajlace and McDii'll did the I buia of lha a ugi.r.g for Pitcairn An ur.f-jr-j tur.a'.e accident Happened to Catcher in I tho seventh itm.cg. a fiul tip tr.k:rg h.m In the eye. knocking uncms lua 1 After the fourth Inning the Swleavai wj a aio not witft tnw usual gir.ger ami vtaitora ran taws at will, no la 14 stolen bases Letbg registered. Score: TIT.

nn PWIS3. It II A K. R. P. NEVIN, LEAD3 IN COM-PETITION FOR THE CLUB TROPHY.

KNOWLAND PRIZE FOR DRILL Another Tournament Also Begun at 0 WMtmoreland Country Club. Utf- RESULTS ON ALL GOLF LINKS. At tU Kdn worth club yesterday In the eeond of. five days' piny for the cup. IS holes of medl play a day, It.

K.erln, mado 3 points for first; 3. 12. Porter, second. 2 points, and F. C.

Kwart, third. 1 point. The contest up to date stands: B. P. Kevin, Edward Hoopcs, R.

B. Carr. J. E. Porter, 2, and C.

Ewart. 1. Knowland Cup for Drill. Tho Knowland cup was won at 'W'cst- Coreiand Country club yesterday by T. rill, who defeated Francis S.

Viele 6 up and to pluy. East Tuesday R. C. Long won tho P. Roberta pun, beating i ran-cla B.

VUls 1 up In 19 holes. In the first found of match play for the Ready rut" cup. vesterday, C. C. Preston beat Vr A.

Nicholson 2 up. R. C. lxns beat Htovenson 4 up and '3 to go. D.

D. Pendleton beat K- A. AVI: era up and 2 to so, H. M. Stelner beat Oeorge Macrum 1 up.

W. T. Drill brat Francis ViMe up and 4 to go. J. P.

Hunter beat G. A. Hart 4 up and 3 to play. On Country Club Links. In the qualifying round yesterday for tho cup oftered by V.

C. Fownes, at the Country club of Pittsburg, eight bvat net scores for 18 holes from assigned handicaps to qualify for match play rounds Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of coming week, the eight qualifying cores wcru aa fullows. Tho scores: Uroas. H1cp. Net.

J. O. Anderron 22 7 O. A. unnUton 1 1 li.

Fone 3 i. c. rownti i J. X. Amlonun S'J 15 W.

ti. Carr 10 Ocor80 A. Kelly l' J. L. Porter 117 27 In the wertakes O.

A. Orrr.iston took flrs-t and Ii. Fownes anJ H. C. Fownes tied tor the Winner.

The golf team of Brighton country club flvfwuted tho aver alty country club teutn tv.x up yesterday ufternoon at New InlHhtcn. Tne contest was match phiy nvi lit holes. Tho Lnka were in good condition and soma good cards were turmd lit. This Is the first raauh placed on th local links since the Beaver all.y club although the local team hum plav'cd several matches away from home. Three members of each team won their mutches, but th5 men vuii by IxrxiT scores The moroi: llrlnhtor.

H. 8. Nicholson. J. H.

Dtivi -im F. W. Jar-vip. O. L.

P.alstoti, V. J. llcnnttt, 0. To' a). 15.

aver Valley E. T. Corbu. 0: V. F.

lull. H. H. Pattersrn, F. It.

ITr-rn-h. V. A. McOuol. V.

Eradf rd, 1. Total, 10. TRAVIS WINS FROM DOUGLASS. Amateur Golf Champion of United State and England Plays Fine Golf and Is Hard Pushed. UTE.

X. July IS. Walter J. Travis, amateur chn.ir.pbin of the United rtate and Ore-t lirltaln, beat Flndlay S. 1 t.nif of the Nassau County club "and champion of l.

In the fl al found to-day for the hrst cup at the Apa-Wrimis club tournament by i up end to i'Jny. lit th morning Travis did 77 when opposed to 8. J. uraham. in the seml-hial Mid hla rard against Douglas wus Am In the final of the Hritish championship against Plackwell, Travis nia.lo up by good direction for any loss of di-tuocH one the long gam'1.

while he was fur the better in Approaching una putting, The card: out Trsvla 4544 3 453 739 5 3 i 4 4 5-3 6 In- Travm 4 4 4 4 IoufLlh 4 4 4 i 4 4 6 "i79 2-1 Shelbys Slaughtered at Carrick. Carrlck A. C. played the strong Shelby Pteel Works team yesterday and slaughtered! them by a score of 20 to 1. Schilling, the Verner A.

C. ex-twlrler. essayed to pitch, and his speed was hammerd all over the lot. having eight home runs and a bunch of smaller hits. Schilling was hammered out of the box in the fifth inning.

At Schores led at bat with two home runs and a three-base hit, while. Reitz. Lostetter, Thrtnhauser, "Butch" Snyder and Uppermsn each had a home run to his credit. Tillman had the Shelbys at his mercy, and but for a bad decision at home plate would have shut them out. Carrlck A.

1102550 20 Shelby S. 000100000 1 Batteries Tillman and Lostetter; Schilling, Hanlon and Dodson. Bunched Hits Win for Springdale. to The Plttubur Post. FORD CITY.

Fa-, July 18. Springdale 'de-ftated Ford City in an exciting came hef to-doy. It was the elonest game of the and Kpringriale won out only by bunching thir Mta in the latter part of the game. The Ford City tctm had the bases full In each of the last three inning, but the great twirling of Maxwell and the aharp work of the Sprin-eMe infield prevented any scoring. The 8prlngiaJe infield ngotlated three oulok double tlay.

which killed the char.cea of Ford City scoring pitched a fine came for the Glass City team. Hprinirtfale 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 6 Ford City 00000100 01 4 3 Batteries Maxwell and Zimmerly: Baker and Qulnn. Our Boys Win Remarkable Game. Our Boys, of Rharpsburor. defeated the Ilerron Hill Independents by a score of 1 to 0 yesterday afternoon in one of the most remarkable 10-lnnlni? games ever played in Sharpsburg- The pitching of McClusky for Our Boys was the feature.

Our 00000000 1 1 9 2 Herron Hill 000000000 00 6 0 Bateries McClusky and Neff; Eyman and Libbey. Transits Are Never Headed. Plfclal to The Pittsburg Poat. PTtl'PH CREFK. July Hi.

National Tranait defeated the home team here to-day. Both jdtchera did great work in the atrlke-out ll'ii-. but Transit menaced to equeeze in 14 hlta. which save thni a good lead and the game. McCrory'a great all-around work waa a feature.

TranMt 0020000 08 14 2 Itrih Crelr 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 24 3 Pa tterira Sheridan and MrCYory; Sutton and Wills. Cabinets Take Another Scalp. The fnbinets added another rams to their atrlrg of vlcf rir by def-ntlng the atrong Holy City team. The featumi of thn game were tho pitching of Calhoon. who etruck out 10 i.Tn.

and the bartlng of McKlnley. cabinet 1 i 1 is is a City "3000104 811 -uj iniifnra-iainoon no Iime and ile Manhattan Makes No Misplays. The Mnnhattan A. A. of Allegheny easily rWentfd the r.rlghton A.

C. on the former's griun If. Th cf the rrame were the fast tie-Miner and hitting of and Hie liattlng of Brown for Brighton. Manhattan 2 2230744 -23 1H Brighton 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 9 3 risftfrlrs-Kif In anil jfollock; MePhf.rson and Jidil'Mf 1). I A Msdicons Win at Vadljrns defeated thi strong tram ye.t- rdty at Flnleyvlile In an In-t-resting The feature of the same was the pltchlne of ti.

Milier end the iliie field-In- of the Madisons. Mndiaon 0 fl 0 0 3 0 0 1 04 2 I'lnlvvll'e 00000100 0 1 ii 4 Batteries Mlir and Thoma: Wirtme and Wf-sc'. Carnegie Piles Up Nine Errors. Ft-cela! to Tbe Post. A ST C.

July 1 Carneio eoul.i nut hit Winters and wjs shut out. Fast Liverpool 0 10 3 10 12 4 00000000 0 0 5 9 HiMf-rles Winters and Jcnes: Tlicrp and Arr- Victory for Park View Juniors. The Fark View Junior defeated the Cold Dust Twins A. C. at Sharpsburg; yc-s-tavdajr by the score of 2d to 4.

V' rtSsh, 9 1 1 1 0 s-p I 4 0 1 i 4 (i ft 1 rv in. 1 1 I (i Hire. m- 0 I I (i M.rn n. ') 1 at rs. I ii 6 I 0 W.WteiT.

1 1 2 M.jMk,!,. I 2 I 3 p-tc 0 Totals 27 FH1EH0SHIP PABKf 2 SHOWS WEEK OF JULY ICO c1ctJS 8g0iNNiK3K54if il7, Aits 7-E miSZK Ai ZS7 TRAiSEO WJStSt s.rn must, GENTRY BROS. SHOWS i 5 '3 tlUHATHST MOWL.TV UNDER CAVAE. Iron Operators Sign Sheet Scale. Ppeefal to The Ptrtrburg Poet." YOI.NC3TOWN, July 13 The Youngstown Iron.

Sheet and Tube Company to-day signed the sheet scale and will continue operating its plant in full. The skelp mill scale will not be signed until a settlement of the bar iron scale cn which it is based has been effected. The association notified the Empire Roll-in Mill Company, of Niles. and the Your.g?t awn Iron and gtee! pooflng Company, of this city, that the scales must be signed before they resumed work Monday. By the action of the Youngstown Iron.

Sh'et and Tube Company. 1.500 men ere kept at work. About. 2.000 men employed by the Republic Iron and Company will at work Monday by the starting of the Brown-Eonrsell. Valley and Bessemer plants of th company.

Train Fatally Injures Man. to The NEW CATl.E. July 1. John Wll-t m. whos residence is unknown, was probably fatally lnjurel here this Rhi.e attempting to bard a moving Pittsburg Lake Erie train.

His head was crushed. New Glass Works at Washington. peiJ tn rt.e Psr'surp Pent WASHINGTON. Pa July N'tw is' work? have teen at 1-1 i station en ths CharMer Valley branch of the Pennsylvania railroad. The chief i i-reiduct wfn be glass for electric lights.

Jam Karon is the promoter. Mr. Post as Assistant Principal. Ft er'! "The PstT.iiu pet. i WASHINGTON.

July 15 The Iruj- tees of Jefferson aca lemy. Canonsburg, tf-day elected Edgar Best, of Clavtvlile. i to succeed J. K. Laock as assistant principal.

Views on Vivisection, British A r.tl vivisection society has been holding l'e annua! meeting. Among the prominent persons in attendance was I-ird Llangattock. who addressed thej gathering at largih. He read'n letter from a military man whose name he did not give. The writer doe not appear to have! bteti altogether iu sympathy with the oh- ject of the for he exprseieei him- self In this fashion: 'My views as re-j garda on are these, thai ail the animal in God creation hould suf- f.

the excruciating torture of heil for i millions of years provided that by doing thie they saved humanity from a pain in Its little finger for live minutes." Italian Ambassador Honored. Mayor Tes Planches, Italian ambassa- dor to the Cnited States, who lias Just i ttrrlved from Europe, found awaiting him 1 en his return to Washington notification that he hat been been ennobled by his sovereign. Word received at the em- I bassy day before that the king hud made the; ambfl ssador a baron and that hereafter he will be known as Baron Mayor. The baron has been in Europe fur about a year. H.

C. Evert Company. the well-known Patent Attorneys. 305 Smithfleld Pittsburg, have secured the following patents for their clients this week: Edward F. Tafel.

of Pittsburg, Pa has been granted three patents this week for Improved Telegraph Poles, Nos. TC5.053. 75,054 and "Ki.Of'S. one-half interest being assiur.ed to Jarncs C. Gormioy.

of this city. T. I. Griffith, of Pittsburg. has been granted a patent tor Improved Cat-amenliil Sack.

No. 755.074. J. S. Doniaiiiiifki has been grsnte.t patent No.

75.132. Improvements in Rail Joints, one-half Interest having been assigned to F. Querner. of this city. Another invention? of this character, although constructed upon an entirely different frinclple, has been patented by M.

B. K.ito. of No. which provides for a chair in which are placed peculiarly constructed fish-plates that act a "rail Joint. rermitting the rails expand and contract, but preventing any lateral movement thereof, thus guarding a Inst the spreading of the rails.

A patent has been granted to Peter Matus.ik. Orecnsburg. for Improvements in Kails. No. 783.

Frank I. Stevenson, of Piper City. 111., has beerr granted a patent for Improved Wrench. No. 7ti5.tv-.

A patent was issued to Ira H. Black, of Carnegie, for Improved Heating Stove, No. A patent has been granted to A. Y. Pry, of Gallatin, for Improved Gate.

No. 765.072. A Trade-Mark has been granted by the Government to the Anglo-American Incandescent Gas Light Company, of this city, for the use of the letters "XX" for mantles to be applied to burners. i 5i I i 1 i PCS MONKEY 0O.V.C3iAS. 100 pCSf ONlE6.

After 12 parfontiaa-ei pi PARK, 2 dally. RECRCATIGfJ PASX, AHejiteny, wiH be ths laealioa, for 3 Oe3 Only, beginr.l.iQ MONDaV, JULY 25. SAilY, 2:30, f3S reysggs ttWUiit" 25 15c ICO CHiNS ARISTOCRATS, 3 ACTING ELEPHANTS- SOUTHERN 3d Reg. Band MLlSSeEDWARDS BOY E-TIIOItTEn, Aged 10. Bsr.d of Hunt- inodon HKMtY IIH.

Baritone, J. MnSA.Y QCAUTETTE. TROLLEY PARKS SUNDAY HUB ALL WEEK I CALHOUN OAKWOOD A INDIAN CONCERT BAND Ciiy Cricinalna 4t Gore t'OBiedj- Co. KSHHYWOOD Band H. Kbuat Concerts Homestead Library Band.

LYCEUMS BREAK BAD STREAK. Blythedale Team Is Offered Up to Break the Allegheny Team's Long Record of Losses. Allegheny Lyceum broke their losing streak yesterday by defeating the Blythedale team by the sccre of to Thls is only the second time the Westmoreland county boys have bern beaten this year and they took their defeat very I niucn to heart. Curt. a was on me ruubtr fur the Allegheny boys and he hj 1 th Plythediie suggera at his mercy at I sieges of the gme.

Allegheny made iie In tne first inning. Buiger gemnK to t.t-t on Patricks error, stealing second scoring on Patrick' second error. In tho second Love hit Ptc.iey sacrificed. Love scored on Keiley'a hit, and Keiley scored on R. Beii's error.

Lyceum scored one more In the seventh, Brehm hitting for two bases, ateai.n third and sealing on a passed bull, la the ninth Keiley wa.k?d, Curtis hit fjr two bases, Bulger singled. Brehm readied first on an error and ail scored un a wild thvow by E. Bell. Ulylhodalo tailed to sore uritil the fifth inning, wneu they tallied three on two hits, aa trror and a base on bails. In the mntn they scored two more on three hits and a base on balls.

Bi'thedale had three men on bases and It looked bad for the Allegheny boys with E. Bell at the bat, but he knocked a high one to left, which Brehm etsiiy captured. Score: LTC. RB.P.AE.j BLTTH. R.

UP. A. E. Bulger, 2. ..2 13 3 0 19 2 0 Brhm.

1....2 1 2 0 0 Uii. 1....0 0 0 0 Harm th. 10 1 0 0) Patrick 2....0 0 113 Wh.aton, c.O 0 1 i Woods, 1....1 I 2 0 Mats. 3 0 0 2 4 Oi liugan. 3..

..2 1 2 0 Love, 1 2 3 6 lljonea, 1 1 0 0 Feeney, 110 0 2 0 1 Ktlley, 10 0 utjackson, 12 0 0 Curtia, 10 2 W.Bell. 2 00 Totala 27 14 3 Totals 4 27 4 Ljtfttin 1 2 0 00 0 1 04-S Blythedale 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 l) 2 Two-base hits Br-hm. Curtla. Stolen lti Brehm. Bulger, Keiley.

Double p.aya Buiger. Love and Harniuth 2. liwi on tails Off Curtla 2. off W. Bell 2.

t-truck Out By Curtla 5. by W. Bell Umpire Addy. Connellsville Elks Are Shut Out. to The Pittsburg Post.

UNIONTOWN, 16 Crlortown ehut out Connellsville Eika to-day by a acore of 15 to 0. Lniuntown aa reinforced by Herirt Bowman, cf Yale, and Harry Wllhelm. of thi Hudson River league, who wbl play regularly. Score: UNION. R.B.P.A.E.I COS'VU rTb.

p7a. B. Bowra'n, a.4 3 1 2 0 Whaley, m.O 0 a 1 Cooper, 2... 0 1 i', Irwin. 3 0 0 2 8 0 0 Knedden.

1 1 4 G.Wll'm. c.2 1 Wi.helm. 3 2 2 Pat'r'n, 0 Miller. 1...2 2 Brooke, 1..1 1 Foster, 2 Pnweil, i 2 0i Swing y. 0 1 1 0 4 01 Wtngn'h.

1.0 0 12 8 0 1, Thrasher, p.O 10 2 0 1 Purct-11. 1...0 2 1 0 2 0 lj Coil, 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0, Snlger, 0 0 0 Moran, 1 0 0 Totala .15 15 Zl 9 21 16 3 22021061 13 Connellsville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Two-luce hit Wliheim. Three-base hit H. Wllhelm. Home run H.

Wllhelm. Stolen bsas Cooper 2, H. Wiihelm, Miller, Morau. Hit by pitcher Thrasher. Base on balls Struck out By Patter.jn 7, by Thrasher 5.

L'mplre Whaley. Little Large Lick the Kleinmans. The Little Large baseball team played the Coraopolis Maroons, Kkinrruins A. C. first team, at Neville Island yesterday afternoon and won hands down, 9 to 3.

Tlio work of the Large battery. Stewart and Brown, was of a high order, only four scattered hits being made off Stewart's delivery, and he had the Inlanders nt his mercy during the entire Murphy's work for the Maroons waa good, but -the Large batters found htm for yafetit-s when hits counted. The Large's first baseman. Van Horn, who made two doubles and a. nnd the batting of Boach, shortstop, and Low-thcr, left field, was also above tho average.

Large management desires to thank Mr. Klclnman for the courteous treatment extended the players. After the game the team was entertained by-Mr. J. Chaplin, ex-manager of th: I'lrtsburg clearing house and a great lover of out-door sports, especially tho great American game of baseball.

Mr. Chaplin at his line country home cer tainly is tne King or nostn ami an players wer loud In wishing him long life nnd happiness when departing for the city fn a late car. The following was the line-up: Little Large Iloaeh, shortrtop; Christy, third; Brown, cntchefc-; Burrows, middle; lxwther. left; Lie Coursev. right; Van Horn, first; Stewart, pitcher; Moren, Maroons T.

Murphy, third; Lunu. right- Smart, second; Evert, shortstop; Harper, middle; Clover, first; II. Murphy, pitcher; Hicks, catcher: Brown, left. Two-base hits Van Horn 2, II. Murphy.

Bass on balls-Off Stewart 3: off Murphy 1. Hit by r.i-pn Kerrs Walk Over Hsrringtons. The Kerrs walked nil over the Herrington A. team yesterday at Keystone nark, getting 22 hits for a total of 20 runs. Tho features of the game v.ete the bnttorv work of Daly and Bradley nnd the bitting of the Kerrs.

J. M. Kerrs 3 2 4 1 3 0 2 5 -21 Herrington A. C. 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 Batteries Bradley and Haley; McDonald and 4 Joe Knox Does Gcod Shooting.

In a at the Sewickley Gun club grounds yesterday Joseph Knox was first, with 68 out of 100, and B. Bakwell second, with Co out of 100. The shootfrg against the sun. which accounts tor the low scores made. GREAT RALLY IN THE NINTH.

Imperials Pull Out an I Game at Munhall Against Whittakers. Imnerls's defeated A. C. at Mur.Mll In a vry exciting gam. The features were -Atver's i-itchifig men on bases, fetid Quintan's catch.

Jumping In tr.e air and stopping tr.e ball from going over the snort fence Score: I.A.C. pa I liT.M, 2 Brown. .1 1 i I 1 Bird. 1 i sit i M'Msh n. I 1 0 0 i 1 li Totals Insperlwl A.

WhltiiHer A a 1 1 0 ft- Tarn-bas I.rd. 1 ny. ii-rur. lac Mciiliu, h.y jirown. H-nmH 3, Can.pl e.i I pi ar.d liiid.

Hire. n.i M- br -an i-r. Mr.i 3 rTrur out il.y MfA'fr t'r-k hits -( yir.iaii i ir I- -ff by Cttr iiij-in. a.i-: iii iiinn. Mutuals Are Outplayed.

Tb auniry ltm mt th Mutual tan on lii.rii; mrn-inl. Ia.i.r. Hiir.i.irir. V- Tt; f'iiiur. 'f th am was fine pissing -i and frtarr.

i FA 1L II A hi MIT. i A Tc 3 I'onlin, 2 art. 2 3 2 1 1 iir'n. y. s.

mis. I. Arctri. Mili-T. SiVatT.

1. 1 h. 1 i.yn. ii. in.

1 1 2 0 2 4 1 7 0 3 1 1 I Hlil, 2 M'llacs. I -i Leignnr 2 0 2 Totals T-a! 1 II 21 0 1 i. i i r. I.r.ch, McH'itii 1 hrv-baee hit nisi Two hi: i Kerchner. Hlil.

I on iff fcrrh.nT 4. i.yn. 4 out liv 7, by Hit i pitched 1 all-Martin. Close of the Columbus Races. COLCM Iil'S.

July rnid-siitttner meeting' of the Columiim Driving a c.loj'e,! to-day. The track was il rnd thi. uttilormlv tal-eot i win Hit- 2:25 trot, but Live, with Cie-trs up. won handily hi straight heats. Favorites won iu th Miner i'j ut-m.

ftesults: trot, two In three n-fits. purse $CA I Liv; won in straight -its. Lft.i. Huih C-. Atlas rto d.tle arid SIHvt t.iie uls.

starttd. three hesits, each heat a race, purse fl.Mj. Al Hook the rirwl and Kce.tnd time. "jjo'VU. 2.rtv Trllbv i'l- reifl Won the third tilric.

1 HaniM itiigt also etartici. trot, in three h.its, purse von in I 1 1 ii? heatM, time, JoymiUrer and Haiiie Maiding siancd. Oaklands Are Disappointed. Oakland liJ not pl.iy yesterday owing to the of the Sheet Steel learn. A nye crowij was ,1, a tend u.

r. and much Irritation was by tilo way the Sin et St. ei p. oplo have, oi doing- busmen. On 1'hurfday of last weeg the -in of the S.ieet Hteei team notified Manag Priehar.l, of the Oaklands, thai hi tvim would he on hand.

Hut his llni of yesterday shows iat either he was or rise he ha. an utter itsrcsarl lor his own word. So that the crowd would not be dlsappninieil a picHed l-urn was lined up ngalnst the rrsulnrs and the spectators were treated to a heUei garni than if tho scheduled event hid come off. Boston Wins Canadian Double. I A A Ft A I A July Pi.

The Canadian tennis championship were ontiniie.J here thi.s arternoon He as Wright of Posion, iind -Edgar Leonard of won the double championship Indicating Waldiivr and Hum in three etiHight sets. Will Se Appointed This Month. Sun to The I'lfMiur? I'fjrt. WASH I NGTON, July notice has be given that an appllcj-tion will be made to the ourt of Mle-Kheny county on July for the nppoint-iiK-nt of viewers in conderr.natio'i pro-eocdlriKf; In the matter of old Wl'-liampport brldse. which connects Washington and Allegheny counties.

Following the petition a rimilar one will prcsentoi to (ho Wahinston county Buried Under Tons of Nails. to The P. st WASHIMiTOX, July l-At the n.iil mill r.ipht Andrew Clenei'k btirlcd pound.i of st. 'i I He was extricated nnd t.iken to th M' Kfi'jpnrt hoi-picil. Hi- will die' Turpentine and Rosin.

wii.minoto:-:. Uiy 1 --t--r rf tun --thlrsr ilo'na. rxei, t-i. rai I Roflii firm ot Cnide ttirpen- tinfe llrni at JJ i5tf-4 2S. Foreign Exchanges.

PA RIS. July 13. Three, rer cent francs 20 centimes for the account: exchange on London. 25 francs 22 centimes for cheeks'' BERLIN. July 16 Exchange en Lor.donl 10 I uiarlj 4i pljnnigs for check.

a rt is A E. 7 2 lj I i 1 1 1 i I. .1 4 2 0 6Varay. I 9 1 4 0 3 4 ll. i 1 I 21 liennett.

rr, 9 2 0 0 a ie, 1... 10 1 9 1 0 Hartrr. r.t 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 4 a. Tail.ert, s. .9 4 1 5 1 r.j i Tute.is li I )' -S i ft i a Hirst.

3.3 3 niier. 2. A Marsh. 1.1 Warner. m-I Miller.

VaiUce. 2 J'ntaueh, 1 M'JJ il. r.J 2 Pitcairn 1 a Swissvale 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Tw.j-bese hlts-Bort. Marsh Waliaew McDowell t.i. Votirh.

Muld.M-n. Hon, ran llorst. btoien Uw Horn U. Miller t4, Wal.ave, Jhasor.bauah MrDoweii. Lnper, Oumbwrt.

Hit l-y pitcher Stronier Kadf'-rd. Milier, Loper. l'pton. Bases on tails off Irwin 1. off fi'ton off Uuiii! 1.

off Wal Ac 1. Struck out By WaLace 7. ty Irwin 4. by (lam-bert 1. Time 2 hours 1'ntpir Lafayettes Win at Hoboken.

The Lafayettes won from In a very dopey ga me. Fix errors, which is something unusual f'jr the boys. kye was en th firing line and aihjsvcij the Hoboken boyts but four and struck nut mn. ii. cl.J not score until the eighth Inning.

errors netted them three runs. Laf.iyt tte took many chances on the bases or would have piled up a bag nmre. The feature of the game was the playing Hake. Wikrnan and Fehrlng. Anderson pitched tt good game for Hoboken.

Hcore: I.AFAT, R.B.P.A.K-! HOHOkT" It Hke. 114 1 WiFht n. l. 1 0 1-ehr. 0 0 0 0 Morton, 1 2 0 Marioff, 2.1 1 4 i) (i Krr-lg, 2 3 1 0 Kf-ally.

1 1 0 i 1 Wi.tm'n, 3.0 12 2 twry. 1111 Zi ringer. 1.0 1 i Uradv! 3 0 Hasem'n, 1 1 1 4 0 2 rawf'd, '(ill Frhrlr.g. c.2 1 14 2 Kniae. 0 r.

4 Sykee, 1 1 Andt-rs'c, p.iJ 1 1 3 Tutais ...5 27 9 Totala 27 W2 Lafayette 0 3 0 1 0 ft 1 nr, Hoboken a ij a v3 Two-baso hits-Marioff. Wlghtman. Three-baso hit Wiltman. Struck ont-Hy Kykes 12, by Andrsn 4. liaao on lmlls-1-Off Sykes 2, off Anderson 1.

base Feiirlng. L'mplrt Kelch. Mcintosh Hits the Ball Hard. The Ilarhinsuii-Walker office team ile-feated the Kosnrna A. C.

team, of fora-opulls. yesterday afternoon ai 'oraopo-11s park in a game ivph-t with errors and brilliant plays on both sides. 'J'hi; batting of Mcintosh and MoMasters, the tieldiiiK of tmens and Oilman and the daring base running of Hates went the features of the game. pitched steady game ami was well supported, while Harvey, for the Kos.imas. did not receive support at -critical periods.

Mcintosh of the ilarbinson-Walkers, made a hit each time he to bat. Harblnson-Walker .0 i ft 2 0 1 ft a 9 II 1-Kosoma A. 0 12 0 10 0 0 0 3 ii Denimler and Oilman; Harvey and Owens. 4 Lippert Pitches a Good Game. The Park Views, of Sharpsburg, easily defenteil tho ltok.

rmaii A. C. iila at Sliarpslmrg by a score of to 3. Tho features were the biittlng Itlumllng and the playing ut and I'lck. Lip-pert pitched a good game.

Park View 1 ii 0 i) 1 5 12 11 2 iiokerman A ft 1 1 1 ft ft 2 flatteries Liopert and Schlarb; Whit-ford and McCJraw. West Newton I3 Defeated. West Newton JciirTic to MeK export terdav and Wf re defeated by the fast Four A. team of tlmt j.lnee. The fi.iture ot the line was the battery work of both fains.

The f.r.al score was to Brunswicks Keep 011 Winning, The T-tiunsnlrks yd to i'fi hivcod ard in one or r.f the seoii, aft fighting every iach of the wsy. ii.f-a'e.1 Hie plucky "li. t.wiiw of and fielrnng pitch int; KicsKv tiie 1 0 fi ii F. lieeenuoiHl 0 0 fi fl fi 1 r-atterles-Ilidlips nail Kmlv; l.aai:f:.l end Cowl worth. 4- Ellwood City Is the Winner The pitt-bnrt; ELLWOOD CITY, r'a Juiv A.

was deff-ated lo-rla-r by City by a jc.ro of f. F. of the game were the hatting of Aiaid-man and the pitching of El wood City ft a 1 I ft Braddock A. 0 ft 0 ft ft 2 oj an3 Kliira an 3 lulholland. A SOUTHERN CONT' DOG CIRCUS H.VSTIMUS SHEI.DOX.

4'onaedy Slavers. T11K Avrnbntic l)neerw. ST. Cl.AlIt A CARLISLE, AertHl Wire Artlnts. TOMMY HAYES.

Trick Bone Soloist. qw. -sT'mr'-Tr i nr 'isrtYTiivir rrJ-r 1 'T11 1 fT' HELP WANTED. iiAlLY AND SCNDAT. 10 CENTS PER LINE.

If Talcl in Advance. 1 CVnt a Word. AGENTS. LITTLE WONDER SODA FOUNTAIN com-! plete J1S; stint names two rehable pfople In your town: your promise you wiuit lour.lain to act us asent to will slve yi eger.t's prlee. $12, and rms.

namely: bulla nee 30 clays; no ease will give these terms one more than five rauntnii's at one time; money refunded if not eattried: paid by us; catalogue; book recipes, popular ririnks; with fountain ar.d rtoiies drink pio-duced Klass; syrup, literature, i arils, salesmen's outtit. Dentler Mfg. 323 Walnut, 1'htladelphla. 717ta "lIONEST MONEY and plenty of it you can i mike by wllmis our Paraeon a remedy of rare merit; rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, colds end catarrh: ttre meaning Lejsin.ss will rend stamp fox verticulars: fc. a eay arjre: e-ry day's delay id money lost; do not Invest your hard-earned money in tnlnss of little cr no value which are unsalable; try this on-1 you will succeed teyond expecta.lon: a sample bottle cf this king of r'nitdlts ll sent postpaid upon receipt et' Ri cents.

Agrrnts wanted. Address Hopkins Box Jlilneville. Ky. HERE IS A WINNER Best combination accident and health 51.01.1 rn ii.iOi rav- Ir.S iT 50 to $3- weekly btneflts: premiums to 31' yearly; no dues or assessments: hustling atrcnts can make f5 weekly; larpe commls- NORTH AMERICAN IDENTIFICATION 245 PITTSBURG. HIE r'NO'EL" pencil holder Is the i.criect holder on the market; bslns our latest inventlcu.

we are offering It to you or the hrst time: go.d, reliable avents wanted ut onca: sample 30e; particulars for stamp. Manufacturers of f.rst-c.es ncveltlfs. Home Ncvei- ty South Lln'jj, Ohio. AOoXis on salary cr commifslon the greatest agents' seller ever produced; everv user of ren ar.d Ink buys It on sight; 2f0 to 500 per cent proflt; cne agent's sales amounted to S6.0 In sii deys; anr.ther $32 in two hours. MonrccMfif.

151, La Crosse. Wis. I (F AfiFhJT' Vrop fciiu nui.uu money selling my razor powder; soniethir.g: new and a winner. Send 19 cts. in silver for aimple package, or fiO eta for I doz.

packages. O. II. Tnylor. Pox S43.

ChtcaKO. 111. UNSUCCESSFUL agents, mail order deai-rs. don't Blvo up; drcp postal. Bitter.

61 Capital Hartford, Conq, 12 Jk KENNYWOOD A Homestead Library Band Concerts THR taiiUT AM) CXLV FLYs BIS In Their Thrilling; Trapeze Acts. HELP WANTED. DAILY AND SUNDAY. 10 CENTS PER LINE. If Paid In Advance.

1 Cent a Word. AGENTS. TE CAN prove that our eer.cral asenta m. 2S day; If you are making less than $301 per month, write to us; we forfeit $510 to any person proving we do not send free sampies at once on receipt of application. Braham Cincinnati, O.

AGENTS $5 to J10 a day selling "Novelty Elgrn Cards" and "Window Dlspiav Sijfns' merchants buy 25 to cn alxht; varle-tien; catalogue free. National Advertising f.02 East Seventy-ninth New York. 313 th FOOD TABLETS Acents make $10 to weekly; new discovery; every family hotel and restaurant uses them; ona tablet enough fcr 10 people; 19 cents gets package and particulars. M. L.

Thomas Pensacoia, Fla. Tllto BI'J money In scjuabs; they sell for J2.5A to fc.Ou a dozen; cheaply raised in only four weeks for cur free hook about this rich Industry. Plymouth Rock Squab 2S9 At- -lanUc Ecston, Mass. 1227th AGENTS wanted everywhere to handle "Novelty Sign Cards;" every merchant buya from 10 to 100 on sight: $00 varieties; catalogue free. Sullivan 1135 Maplewood Chicago, 111.

AGENTtTwA STED fielT our bottle "sar eaparilla for Soc: bert seller; 2)0 per cent profit write to-day fcr terms and terrltoiy. F. R. Greene. 115 Lake Chicago.

VlOti AGENTS WANTED Either sex; big lineot new specialties offerinf; larg? returns; quick and easy sellers; catalogue and circulars free. Magr.et Nove.ty. Detroit, ilich. WANTED Bright energetic women to can-vess good selling articles: $12 to $15 per week made easily. Coil or write Eeame C.

Hi Congress SOLICITtMiS Hvs'lrrs to fell sick, accident and funeral benefits; big commissions to right parties. Address A. P. Sjhwab, secretary, Rochester, N. Y.

61M AGENTS Republican or Democratic cam-rzign buttons; send L'5c far samples and prices. Star Photo Button 74s. E. Market st Louisville. Ky.

710t! AGENTS S75 monthly: metal comblnath.n roillrs pin; nine articles combined; lightning seller: sample free. Forshee 254 Cn-cinna ti, O. AGENTS Our line of summer sellers are it; $20 weekly; write to-day for particulars pies Supply Ai'egheny, Pa, YOU BREATHE, THE KOCH APPARATUS ESTABLISHES THE CURE. A TRIAL TREATMENT CONVINCES AND IS FREE." A POSITIVE RELIEF FOR ALL SUFFERERS FROM CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH OR 321 PEKH PiTTSSURS. NINE TO FIVE DAILY.

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