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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09
Faraday an Easy Winner.

ST Louis, No, June s.--A good card and
beautiful! weather attracted yJl people 70
l,atir EAR ,A,ssoeiact!on park to-day. Track fast
The Mound CITY Handicap, valued at 81 90
was the event Of the DAY, ana was Won bv
FaFaGay with ease. OConnell made the
running and set lively pace until half
wa. %ay t9#H the stretch, when the grey horse
OVERLOOK him ana captured the money
Figaro was good third. The Ironmaster
Was heavily played, but failed 10 show.
F5!st !ace-Furse; seven and one-half
tuE.3aEs. DoI.e, : 70 J, won. P0w-wow, 8
70 second; Ireno!a, 10 to !, third. Time,
Second race-Three-q quarters Of a mile.
sell. Z --year-O!as. Sir Pay, 10 3, won
5'--er :, % J. second; Keech.er. Is to /,
Third racee--ssgen and one-haIt fur!ongs:
ne A2l1f City Esrdicap. value 1900. Far
z-ay, u :, WCE., . CCJ1neIl Q 70 3 second. ..
Figaro, 20 ! third Time 1875
Fourth Ea1e-FuT=e; sY f.rlg.gs. Dan
ION. % !, TCrr Ga.eH brown. b 10 !. geS-
s.4, DIX Leaeata, - - !. rhlrG Time,
F.f,a ra,es--pgrse. ,wo miles Southern
=, . o J, ~2Hi sall-lr, 20 2 Eecoa1.
'-aa'rar - j. 'r.tt. Tim, 1.Gs
slI!a fa.~--l aFe=- quarters ~ q mile Rey
Gel Lzr ls ~ !, "Da. Charm. 10 D. Sec
"a-i !.'zzs'is, y =. ,h.ri. T.me l.,is.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

MRS. GERTRUDE sPATH, who resides
at 81 Fifth street, Kansas City Kas., says:
II had catarrh and clinging effects for
over twelve years. In recent years l had
neuralgic, pains in my head. ! had tried
many doctors and different patent
medicines, but received no permanent
relief. l went to Drs. Copeland 4 Brana.
man, and after taking a short course OF
treatment from them received n cure. I
am perfectly well In every respect can
certainly recommend these physicians
MRS. c. II. T1LFORD, 1916 MCGEE street.
this city, who has just finished a course of
treatment for nervous prostraton and ca
tarrh OF stomach and bowels, says: II was
nervous and forgetful My stomach was
so weak that IL would not retain the food
that | ate. | became weak, faint and sick.
l had tried ten different doctors. who failed
to do me any good. Since taking a course
of treatment from Drs. Copeland d Brana-
man ! feel like different person. am
getting along nicely. | am almost entirely
relieved OF all my troubles,
MIR. +. S. McNfCHOLS, of Harriscnville.
No, who is in the marble business in that
place, says: II was sufferer from catarrh
of head. throat and bronchial tubes. / had
stopped.up nose. sore throat, headaches
and severe cough. was continually
hawking and splitting. My lungs panied me.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

San Francisco, June s.-Four ravorites. a
well hacked second choice, and an outsider
Won the mHney a. the Bay district TODAY.
Tom Clark fOlled Sir Reel In the fourth
race md was disqualified for the place
Seaside second; Lattie Tough, third. Time,
tII.
: cnnd race Sig furlongs; handicap. Wal
Cara. third. Time, l:l3A.
Third race-Seven furlougs, Boreas won;
Miss iuih, second; Miss Buckley, third.
Time. l.z-A.
Fourth raee-DHc mile. Sir Reel won.
Hemus second; Road Runner. third. Time
lAzi.,
FINN raee-One and one-half miles: stee-
piechase: handicap; The Lark won; North,
second; Nero, third. Time, S.22st.
SIKH racs-Due mile. Garcia won: Charm
er. 5scondi GussIe, third. Time, l:AlIa.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Al intoxicating liquors and beverages
contain alcohol.
Alcohol Is q poison 20 the nervous sys-
tenn and causes diseased condition Of the
nerve cells,
The diseased condition is accompanied by
q craving tor stImulants ana dlmiuutlon
Of IN" VIII power
Total abstinence VIII prevent the disease.
but VIII not cure the diseased condition
after IL is once present
4 cure Of the condition, which Is called
proper remedies.
The rene lies of Dr. Leslie f. Keeley
have cured over 2llyl9 men aud women
aud have been thoroughly tested for over
fourteen years,
The Keeley treatment IS the only one
indOrSed by the United States government
The public Is warned against All imita-
tors OF the Kelley treatment. their only
claim being cheapnrss, ana rs earnestly
requested TO remember tAat there is no
Keeley Institute in Kansas city. Mo
The only keclry institute i'm either of the
Kansas Citys rs located i'm The Portsmouth
building. Kansas City, kds.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09
FOREST PARK ROAD RACE.
Hamilton. of Denver, Captured the Time
Prize and Weidncr, of st. Louis,
Finished First.

st. Louis, Mo, June Sin the fifth an
nual Forest Park road race, over new
and fast twenty mile course to-day eighty
nine wheelmen entered Twenty-four val
liable prizes were contested for. Chicago
Denver and several other cities were repre-
sented.
Promptly at o'clock the ten minute han
dicap men were lined up and sent off in
good order, as were the others on down Ia
the scratch men. There were only -four
Z. A. Grath, st. Louis; ". w. Hamilton
Denver and Tracy Holmes, of Chicago
Harding punctured his tire in the second
lap and was compelled TO drop out while
several others had falls or were exhausted
and stopped. Nobody was seriously in
jured.
The following won the prizes; First-W.
" Hamilton, Denver, scratch. Time,5i;l7.
Time, 54:iS. fhird, 3, 4. Grain, st. Louis,
scratch. Time, d:3l.
j. c. Weidner, of St. Louis. an unat-
tached wheelman, with a handicap of sew
en- minutes, won the race.
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DRANK LAUDANUM AND DIED.
A Topeka Barber Commits Suicide In the
Presence of Wife and Children.

Topeka, Kas,, June s.-(Special)
Charles Orendortf, journeyman barber
of this city, committed suicide last night
by taking laudanum. lie took the pOis-
on kissed his wife and three children
good-by and then laid down on the bed
and expired, He was a member of the
\. O. L. w. and left $1,000 insurance to
his family. The only known cause for
the act was the fact that he had been
on spree and quarreled with his wife.
This makes the third suicide in Topeka
within two weeks. each followed quar-
rel between the victim and his wife, or
sweetheart.
Orendorf leaves a mother and brother
at Edwards, Mo, who have been noti-
fled
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

why. ~ the people understand this ne
do now. every sufferer would come iu to
see you"
This is the expression of hundreds OF
gratihed patients. who. applying under the
oner Of Drs, Copeland & Brananan, are
receiving treatment free. and Will continue
to receive II free until cured
Rear In mind the Importance OF this o1er
20 every sufferer from A chronic disease Is
coupled with the statement that the oner
Is open to acceptance during the present
month.
for professional services The patient re-
uuirrd to pay nothing but cost OF the
free, Just rs II is represented to he.
IL Is open to the acceptance of all suf-
ferers. There Is no discrimination and no
charge for any service. No excessive
charge for medicines. They are furnished
at the lowest cost
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09
POOL TOURNAMENT PROPOSED.
Kansas City May Have Chance to See the
Crack Players of the Country
This Fall.

The chief topic of conversation in billiard
circles in st. Louis and Kansas City is the
proposed tournament at continuous pool
in these two cities late in the fall Mr.
Harry Wade, of the Grand billiard hail.
St. Louis. and Mr.. Frank Hyde are the
promoters. These two we'll known room
keepers will select the players who Will
Mr.. Wade in. st. Louis last week. was as
sured that the entries would be De ORC,
Cl,eearwater;, Powers, Malone and ;, Others
ability the tournament in Kansas City
will follow immed dately after the tourney
in St. Louis. The main object of this
tourney is the introduction of new rules.
which will not conflict, as the present
drafted and revised and a championship
emblem Will be awarded the winner. The
entrance fee will be 500, with $500 added
money. Four prizes, viz. 4o So 20 and 10
per cent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

NIIHHtdT0IIs NIITI'I JUHe o.--a'0Ie.
Minneapolis Hi1Iol'p ss5&2d32 z
bfitt9lt ~ o lv = o. II
Twineham.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Dayton, o., June s.-Bicycle races OF the
IndcpendentClub:
Quarter mile open-F. L. Trappe, OF
Cleveland, won in 0:34 2-5
Half mile; open--o. s. kimble, OF Louis
Vile, KY, won in 1;l5 kimble also won
the half mile Is class in Ina.
one mile; diamond race-E. Il. Forrer,
of Dayton, won; o. S. Kimble OF Louis,
vile, KY. second: A. L. Baker, Of Co
Mile lap raee-A. b. Ems. OF oberlin, o.,
wont o. 5. Kimble. of Louisville. second
Claude poty, of Marion, o., third; Il.
Forrer, Of Dayton, o., fourth.
Park Sloan, OF Dayton In the mile ham
dicap rode too near the track bank, was
thrown against a post and is still uncon-
scious from concussion OF tine brain. His
mouth was badly cut and some teeth
knocked out.
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a receiver. it would not prevent the state
from carrying on the fight violently.
I'VE will arrest the receiver himself"
said Mr.. Eetchum. ''if he undertakes to
run. the affair up there, and we will take
such active steps, as will shut the thing up
out an summer but what l will stop the
violation of the law by these people.
THAT place cannot run without gam
from running their business the horse rae
ing will stop. ] shall go up there and ar
rest every bookmaker and gambler in the
place. and this will be kept up until they
get sick. of 1T. There will be no let-up,
either. AS fast as bookmaker undertakes
to do business he will be arrested and
IeaIt with acpor5iuu
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Races at Windsor. Ont.

Windsor, Ont, June S,--A fair sized
crowd witnessed the closing day. Only
two of the favorites won and these We're
not heavily played
First race--Five furlongs. Runaway won !;
Rossmar, second; Counsellor, third. Time,
1:O2.
Second race-one mile. Lord Nelson won !;
Stone Mason, second. Time, 1:42
Third race-Seven furlongs. Lasotta won; /;
Achiever, second; Warike. third. Time.
l:29i4.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Addie b.
won: Rosewood. second; Lotus. third.
Time. 1:li24.
Fifth race-Steeplechase one and three
fourths miles. Say Onara won Pat Oakley,
second; Eppleworth third. Time not taken.
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S1.OO.

ChIIdrcn's Knco Pants suits. double seat
and knees, with the VI. X, We'll Guarantee.
@gbO.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Dover, EngIlul, june S-Britannla won
The race for The bis yachts ON time allow
auCes. The following were the times on
arriving here: Ausa 5:2s;3l; Britannia,
5.29;H II viii thus be seen that Ailsa
crossed the line thirteen seconds ahead of
the Prince of Wales yacht, but She allows
the Britannia 2:57, and in consequence G
Britannia Won the race by 2:ii. In the
race for the 20-raters Niagara was first,
second and Luna third. The times
AT the finish Were Niagara, 6:l0:29; Aud
rey, 6:1l:39 Niagara Won by lI0.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Ottawa, Kas, June s-(Special) 81. Aber-
nathy, Well known music dealer of this
eity,was arrested, yesterday for beating the
ll-year-oid daughter of NJ. Brown. Wit
nathy pursued the little girl into the res
idhenfe OF Mr., Behr, forced his way into
, , ne mouse, caught The child and beat her.
and otherwise roughly treated her.
me trouble arose from a quarrel in
which Abernathy claims his child was
beaten By the Brown girl. Justice Bran
next Monday. N eaSe
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Roby, Ind, June s-Frst race-Six fur
longs. Kingsclere won; Ulster, seconi .
Saybrook, third Time l:1SA,
Second race-t'ive furlongs. Gretchen S
Time, l: 10.
Third race-seven furlongs. Queen Bess
won; Damask, seconds The Rook. third
Time, l;3lA.
Fourth race-Six and one-half furlones.
Tit for Tat won; Lulu T., second; Marden
Pet. third. Time. 1:237t.
Fifth race-Slx furlongs. Wild Arab won:
Jennie June, second; Baldur, third. Time
1lSl2.
Sixth raee-One mile. El Reno won; Gun
Wad, second; Glenoid, third. Time, 1i5
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NnIIrE-IMpnRTANT.

Or. Copeland would most earnestly ad-
wise every sufferer from chronic Illness in
our midst to resolutely enter upon the
proper course of treatment now-RiGIi =
NOW--whlle the air is full Of the medicines
summer co-operates with the remedies OF
science to nurse the wounded system back
10 enduring health! Dr. Copeland would
kindly warn the invalid that one month
treatment now. aided by summers heIpi,uii! N
doctorifig against the rieors and billiards.
OF winterl Begin treatment now!
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paugh. the well known theatrical mar
owner and manager Of Forepaugh's theater
died at his home in this city this afternoon
to complication Of organic troubles, The
deceased was well known throughout The
entire country. He was a prominent Ma
son ana member OF the Actors fund
Philadelphia lodge Of Elks and numerons
political and social organizations. iii,
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FORTY PEOPLE DROWNED.
Disastrous Result of Flood at Koberds-
dOrf, Hnnenra.

oldenburg, June SIT Is now known that
forty persons pershed In the flood at Ko-
berdsdorf and at least thirty persons are
missing. Koberdsdorf is a Hungarian
watering place near here and the floods, re
sulting from mountain freshets, were so
sudden that In many instances all avenues
of escape were cut off. There Is great
distress among the peasants in the Hooded
districts. Telegraph wires, roads and
bridges have been swept away in many
places and the flooded districts are ex-
tremely difficult of access
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PASTORS WIFE.


Mrs. A. Il. Brewer wife Of the Rev. C.
w Brewer. pa stor OF the Methodist Epls-
Copal church of Malvern, Ia. writes
"When ] began your treatment, ny mai,
for severe catarrh of the head and stom;
ach was great sufferer. had the usual
much debilItated / am pleased to publicly
say that / can commend your treatment
as very successful. 1t has brought me
what I needed. I do not fail to commend
the Copeland mail system at every oppor-
tunity."
Tor mail treatment write for symptom
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nrwARr or iMirAroRs.

The people OF Kansas City have, been
familiar for years with the work and sue,
cess OF Drs. Copeland & br2naman N
treating chronic diseases, and these nhysi.
clans proudiy refer 10 the hundreds OF
cured patients who have indorsed them
and coupled these Endorsements with their
portraits and addresses ,.,. .,
We therefore advise the thoughtess IN
vnlld to beware OF ttiuerant, naineless in-
stitutiors, guarantee fakirs. initators,
counterfeit doctors and patent, medicine
venders who are here to-day ana gone TO-
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Fast GoIng loo a Yonng.ter.

Mound City, Kas., June s.-(special
10 astonish the world as a goer The ILLS
is owned by l. B, Bahl, of Pleasanton, anc
on the half-mile track al this place yester-
day, the little wonder made the first quar-
ter in OBJ. the second quarter in O:35, and
the half-mile IN l;l2.
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New Jersey won the race. scoring 70 points;
PENNSYLVANIA was second with 80 points,
and New York was third with so points.
of Reading. and Fuller, of Brooklyn, which
started from the same place at o'clock
this morning. finished at Riverton at 6:l2.
Dampman won easily. He was fresh when
he dlsmounted. and was apparently good
for fifty miles more.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Montgomery, Ala, June Montgomery,
6; Atlanta, :
Nashville, 4. Game called after first half
Of tenth inning
New orleans, La, June S.-I'irst game
New Orleans, o. Chattanooga, T.
Second game-New Orleaus, y; Chatta-
HOoga, =.
E0Ck. ], ENansNIle. 2.
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Louisville. Ky, June S.--A large crowd
saw the L. y. Dye Il Co. ten mile road
race, here to-day. 1t was one Of the finest
handicap races ever Witnessed in this city.
John Mason Brown, of Louisville a six
minute man, was the winner in 29lS; a.
1921, and Ed L. Evans, a six minute man,
was third in 10000
The time winners were: A. J. Howlin
26:02; Hugh Caperton, 26:03, and T.. j. Dau-
bert 96:0i
an Sllt hern 1anp1le
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

New York, June s.-Mr. Dan Stewart, of
Dallas, Tex, when seen at the Dempsey
benefit, in Madison Square garden, to-
night, said: THE guarantee money for the
appearance of Corbett and FHtzslmmons in
the ring at Dallas, next October. was post
BILE doubts of the fight coming ON / Will
probably go back TO Texas tomorrow or
Monday and am more than satisfied with
the success i have met In securing the
big event, for the syndicate of representa-
tive men"
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indianapolis, Ind, June s.-The affairs of
the Roby race track and the fight between
more complicated condition than ever.
Attorney General Ketchum received word
the receiver, and he at once branded the
move as a scheme 10 circumvent the state
He said the move would do the Roby peo-
pie no good. While 1t might prevent the
state from moving for the appointment Of
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RACING AT OVERLAND PARK.
Good Sport At the Opening of the Denver
Meeting Yesterday.

Denver Col. June s.-The racing season
opened to-day al overland park with a
perfect day The track was fair and sew
eral OF the finishes close. About $3.50 people
were in attendance. The remarkable feat
ure Of the day was the number OF horses
heat three were dlstanced In the second
Judge Toler, the winner OF the first heat
injured his fore quarter in the break and
was distanced,and in the fifth Atnol Wilkes
broke badly several times and was finally
d!stdnced The race was given to Peto. as
none OF the other horses in IL had won a
heat.
All three running races were won by
mounts OF Jockey j. Smith. In the fourth
race Little Ell came In second but was
disqualified on account OF the Jockey being
under weight. Following Is the summary:
First race; pacing; purse, $50; 235 class;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Washington. June S.-The Washington
baseball club has sued out AN attachment
for $2l35 against the receipts of the ST.
Louis Baseball club, which commences Il
claimed that the amount was retained by
Won Der Aho from the receipts due 10 the
Washington club for games played In 81.
Louis during the baseball seasons OF
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H'rvard. 3; Pennsylvania, 3,
Cambridge. Mass, June S.-Haryard, s;
Pen nsV lVania 8
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DRS. COPELAND & BR.NAMAN,
iCaS-1OSG Walnut ST., Kansas city. Mo.

Specialties-Catarrh, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Nervous Diseases. Rheumatism, Consump-
tion and all Chronic Affections of the
Throat. Lungs. Stomach. Liver and Kid
neys.
Office Hours: A. m. to IL, 80 p. m. to
s: evenings Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. to p. m. Sunday,
Q q. m to 2 y. IN.
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Baltimore June s. Cincinnati lost
through Inability to. hit Hoffer., Parrott
weakened towards the end Of the game,
and Baltimore had little trouble in bunch
ing hits. Score:
RH.E.
Cincinnati ...., 0 o O--i .
Batteries-Baltimore Clark and Hoffer;
Cincinnati, Spies, Merritt and Parrot.
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HARDLY REALIZED!
of "Free Treatment to All by Drs Copeland q
Branaman-Treatment Absolutely FREE and
MEDICINES COST.

when I beran n course Of treatment from
prs. Copeland 4 Branaman. Since taking
the treatment mud ! am cured ! an IN
Tho hest Of health Thanks to these physi-
clans for what they have done for me.
The whole cost of the cure was So
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Peoria, H., June S.-Peoria, 7; Quincy. g.
JqeksoEylle. H.. June S.-Jaeksonville
l3 Rockford. 3.
Lincoln, NeD., June s.--Ldncoln, Il; pes
Molucs. q.
omaha. Neb,, June 7.-omaAa. IL ST.
.IIlTUb 4
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Washington. June s-The Senators won
the first game from the st. Louis club
After Anderson had the game won Stock
dale took his place In the box. Score:
RH l..
Washington .. 0 I o o S-l4 10 0
st. Louis..... 0 o Q o. l2 4
Batteries-W shington, Mcclure. Auder-
son ana Stockdale; St. Louis, Peitz and
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Hawthorne, H., June s-First raee-One
mile. Baron, even. won; King Bors, 70 /,
second; Harmon S TO !. third. Time; l424.
70 2, won; William r.. S 70 !, second;
Third race-flYe furlongs. kamsin. to
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Baltimore, June manager Hanlon Of
the baltimore Baseball club, has concluded
a deal with The Sr Louis club, giving
Pitcher Kissiuser ana tuNtyman Bonner
in exchange for Pitcher Clarkson. OF 81.
Louis.
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Pleasant HIN, Mo, June s.-(Speclal)
William Rolly ana Greed Taylor, two local
ors were easy in the fifteenth round, when
the tight was stopped by The police.
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Q won; Frontier, TO /, second; Scimitar,
10 /. third Time, i.02A
Fourth race--Six furlongs Ottyanna,
even, won: ST. Croix z TO !, second Fiore-
anna, 80 to J. third. Time, 1:l5A-
Fifth race-Steeplechase short course
San Gabriel 80 to l, won: Sllverado 10 1.
second. Miles Standlsh, 3 TO /, third. Time,
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Boston, June S,-Dan Creedon, the Aus
tralian middleweight. and Billy IIennessy
of Clinton, la, We're matched to-day to
meet al the Suffolk Club ON June IS. The
mon signed to fight twenty rounds at 15s
pounds
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Boston, II; Louisville, ).
Eng4A- limo ERnYAs

R.H L
Boston,. :. ..s ! 3 I 0 ii Il i
BOston-Tonny and Nichols: Louisville.
Iahner, Cunningham. NcDermott and Nc
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Cleveland, =: phIinde,phin. :.

Philadelphia. June s.-The game was very
exciting from the third inning The visit
ors put up a ragged fielding game. but
their batting more than Offset this weak
ness in the field Score:
R.HE
Cleveland. 80. 0 i 0 / . 0 6-s l$ Z
Batteries-Philadelph Grady and Me-
Gil; Cleveland, thinner and Knell.
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Milwaukee 80 oo5 4 Ooo Of. Is Is r. 4
TOle 10 ........ % % o. q
Batteries-AlilWaukee Bulan and Baker;
Toledo. Roach and Dammou.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

-Four Dollars a month is less than a dollar a
,rSek This ofsr is mdds ty the Copeland Spectdl-
isis rscoga;z6d throughout ths country for heir
efficiency and skill This offer holds good notJor
one month only, but for eCery month untF cured,
,rorifed vou dpDiy befOre Ju!yf
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-09

Washington, June s-AIiss Abigail Dodgs
NIall Hamllton), was reported this AFTER
Soon as not being so well as YESTERDAY
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