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and the case was continued to Tuesday
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Maydav Fete.

morning.
Mayday Fete.
OAKLAND. CAL, March 15.-A meeting
of the Mayday Fete Association was held
last night and steps were taken to prepare
for the floral display at the Oakland Trot-
ting Park.
The management of the park will have
expended fully 100000 in erecting a new
grand stand and other buildings, renewing
the track and remodeling the grounds gem
orally by that time, and it is hoped it will
be possible to have the grand opening of
the park on the same day. a committee
will wait on President Williams of the Cal
ifornia Jockey Club to-day and make the
necessary arrangements for that purpose.
Must Wait Four Days.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 13.-Adelia
Everett, the 15-year-old girl who is anx-
ious to become somebody's wife rather
than go to Whittier, was IN the Police
Court this morning and her case went over
till next Tuesday. Grandma Hobart, the
only relative and guardian OF the girl, has
not made up her mind whether she will
consent to marriage or not. Mrs. Pres
colt of the Humane Society argued against
the match and Attorney Aver argued in
favor of it. The grandma will decide next
Tuesday, and Adelia will stay in prison
till then.
Mrs. WiImore Stays in Jail.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 13.-Mrs Will
more's attempt to get out OF jail on habeas-
corpus proceedings was unsuccessful to-
day. The petition was read, and Judge
Ogden declared it defective on several
points, so it was denied. The prisoner
was accompanied in the courtroom by sew
eral ladies from the First Baptist Church.
A new petition will be prepared.
Apologize or Be Sued
OAKLAND, CAL, March ia. Kruger,
the private detective who has been work
ing up evidence against vlolators of the
license ordinance, has sent notice to Theo
Gier that the latter must retract his state
ments or be sued for libel. At the meet
ing OF the Merchants Exchange Mr.. Gier
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OAKLAND POLITICS.
Forthcoming Meeting of the Third Con
gressional District COmmittee.

gresSfonai DIStrICC committee.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 13.-The Ala
media County members of the Third Con-
gressional District Committee Will meet
next Wednesday evening at the City Hall
IN Alameda to finally arrange for the
selection of delegates for this county to the
State Convention. There is SO far no ap-
parent break in the deadlock, and each
faction is working hard to gain a vote from
its opponent, one vote in either case
meaning a decision.
1t is we'll known that Senator Earl,
George Morrow and Z. K. Taylor are
inclined to send ex-Mayor George c. Par
dee TO St. Louis to name the next Presi-
dent, while Morrison, Long and Ingler are
considered friendly to Senator Denison.
As Denison has said that he is confident
of success in the county delegation and
that he does not care whether the dele
gates are appointed by the committee or
elected at a primary, the position OF Ingler,
Morrison and Long in forcibly objectlng to
primaries is not easily understood.
County Clerk Frank Jordan, who is en-
ergetically working for primaries in the
interest OF his stanch friend ana supporter,
Dr. Pardee, said tonight that the feeling
in favor Of primaries is being manifested
more every day.
s'All the dust-throwing and all beating
around the bush will not serve any pur-
pose" said Jordan. 1.-THE Republicans of
this county do not want any body of men
10 do their politics for them. They will not
stand it. Ii Denison's friends have cause
to feel so confident as they say they are,
why should they oppose primaries? If
the committee is not working for an ulte-
rior purpose it will order primaries.
The action taken next Wednesday night
by the Alameda men will depend in some
measure upon the decision OF the Third
District committee which meets in San
Francisco Saturday.
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Last night bundle of resolutions OF street
work were ordered each one foot less than
a complete block. This will prevent pro-
test, and the city will pay for the extra
foot.
The Free Baptists.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 49, = The
Golden Gate Association of Free Baptists
is holding Its semi-annuai session with the
Oakland Free Baptist Church, Rev. Philip
Graft pastor. To-day's programme is as
follows:
Prayer meeting, IL A. NJ; business meeting,
IL 80 A. M. lunch in the vestry for delegates,
12:3O p. NJ; Pacific Coast Union, 80 P. M;
conference sermon by Rev. William II. Meserve,
pastor of the Union-square Free Baptist Church
of San Francisco, 2 P. NJ; covenant meeting, 3
p NJ; ad djournment p NJ.
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HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
908 Broadway, March Is. (
The jury in the case of Franz & Fuchs VS..
Frank Bieler after q session of ten minutes re-
turned verdict at 2 O'Clock this afternoon of
$2146 for the plaintiff. A stay of execution
was granted for twenty days.
In her suit for divorce several weeks ago
Mrs George E. Gaylord charged her husband,
who is sort OF spieler at the pier, had been
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s,,,,,,psuEAD BAY ENTRIES.

,,,rst RAGE. seven eishths OF hl'e'
.,,icsn- Lehman lIs. Belmar lie, Mas
,.r III, The swain lo7. Tonge lQA' como >
.nr 1902. Hawarden 100, Cromwell ~ feep
i DAY 80 Harpsichord, BomoaSe''e o.
Ningo II So ,,asman ,1e
'sscond race. one mile--Roonns"ah ~
mo N.t,ye. Find ont iOs, Puckeye Na ~
,.ns % Tomoka ~. BESSIE bfoW,il"s ,rins
'Third race. Futurity course VIZ i,,o a. ,e,
l III. wear. oids-Arblckle A. ~. 20 n,
sscns,ish Chieftain, Sir Mol'Re liS' ''f''"r
Nv, ,,b race. the Tidal stakes. -, g, .
no'un,ds- Nareraye. hastings, Ho"'F"''
STormsi l22. Interinisslcn ~, ..r,ooys Q
f9T,r|,h race. -four and a hall fnrionsss oir
ra,r..ni1 maid m tillos-1he wt.io"' MI.
ie saf %a"sh'y RI Lady Louise; ,n maIs
uWa ar Roth, Collateral. peiSci f"rlongs
ns,yth race, four and nait psarl 3.
e,aens o-ysar-oid fiilies-iiint' .ei,f
nsi,nore FLEXIBLE. Ella Haro'a; anpnsse,
ttrcw Blrd Salvacea, Sail're' '""""
pss;ove,,tb race. one and three qardlss er
Sn,i,e handicap. over seven sso,therne,
nh1R ed Cloud i60 Addie las s IA Irnci,
W Red Pal 1885, san Joaquin "a Ciarl
fnke rs, Alfons' ma, rom S Md Isa Thaek,
~ Waterman $40. Woonip%", Rose How
IRA srsv is7. Westburg Little JIM
ard 49,
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LETTER FROM COOK,
Thinks Yale Has a Good Chance to

Thinks Yale Has Good Chance To Win
the Regatta.
New York. June 29The Commercial
Advertiser today prints the following let
ter from Robert c. Cook, coach of the
Yale Henley crew.
Henley on-Thames. June 25.-ln an early
morning raw today the Yale crew made
such creditable showing that they re-
ce.yed the praise of Coach McLane OF the
New College crew. who cpmplimcn'ed me
Amer can boys stroke. This, however was
not the only incident OF the spin ON the
river. While the wcarcIs Of the nlue Mere
well down 10 their work they fell IN VIII
tha second Trinity crew and spurt Ioi-
iowcd Both Yale and Trinity roweh the
sa me number of strokes 10 the m hnteL,
thirty-six the Drawn and musc,e anu ,
training of the Americans toln am my
hoid III, n:ty safe at the end, leading ny
= n,,srtor OF "A boats length Although very
carly in the day, the squirt was wlihcs ,s..I'
hv n number of spectators along the iiyo w..
and is one of the interesting topics us
cussed today. ,, :, uea,f
ar. more ago were used for the t'rs' iin''
trdny. Although they have cnlN peeil ,iieu
orpe. they seem 10 he an improvement ~.
over tho American oars brought o' w, ny
tie crew. They catch the wa'r' ''''N'
~ Thc 'a work today was particularly salts,
f,ntorv to me. no. alcne on account OF
IN GOOD showing MADE by The lale crow
AGAINST he second Trinity wltcn , H. II IN
shnr, snirt "A few days ago. hui also
s.cawse Yale went over hale OF the course
,oday nj a SO stroke IN 3.o. .h.,
although Trinity Won ne &c, grand sss,, sh" 10
lenge cup last year and fa,e s wsw col
,,we and Lcander would beat Yale 4 me
rr ~s a,nes,nt OF experience and row PEI PEI,
,,r aogether. stin. thsre remains sn + the the
week for Vale 10 gam spee',i'iv improy-
;N.n n'a and HAS At no time shown indications
- roinc backward
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AT SHEFFIELD.

Sheffield Ind. June 29.-Six and halt
furlonss-Julie, Ceri,a, Hautts Thayer.
Time. i:2iis.
Half m,le-woodland Belle, Her Excel
lency Brown Girl Time, 10
>,Thirteen-siNteenths of mil>-Treachcry,
Nero, Mollie King. Time. l:aa2H
Mile-May Galop, MWc,ie g., Inspector
Hunt Time. iAsls.
Three.quarters OF mi.e-Gismond. Mil
lie NJ, Serena. Time l:lih
Threeauartcrs of m,le-Nicholas, Full
Measure, Ragner. Time. Ia.
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nlhOTELs.
ts-sAfEs, $3.50 AND =
!. jAnHS LAWI.OR. PRO

IN Oh AnDnio; II. Herman.
Y. Dsvenpor;, Chicago; +.
M Dlnstpn: G. A. Waterman.
- ". n. Ctchan. Houston:
ltNL Nsyasota: A. G. Cnristcson.
B Marshall, Texas: j. w All!-
iRn; George C.. Wallace. Pad'i-
,Dphun Adriance and wife. Bry-
EAa BeGumoni j. II. Pierce.
B6de; Y. i. Chapman. Cuero;
n l nsrs Denn1g Bridge, Pearl
BCs4v; We Gract Pierce. Dcnning
FrAe cmp6eA. Cisco. Sol Bcom-
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sh1t ian Antonio; Charles Il.
bn Autta. ". C. Brown and wife.
n;w E. Ntfyiss and wife, Mont
Lam; 8 4. Wang eder. San Am
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3, It1n; Frank Moore, Houston;
mmil, Dallas, q n. Wilder,
- IN & c, Seward. Houston,
r SAs,h i0u,v.llc: Lou w.. Bal
ellhsss A.; Mrs. j. W. Miller,
!SiNs Mid. Master $. Miller. New
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IAToNIA ENTRlEs'

ana s.v,n .eigaths of a mile-rio,a
fn lara ' ,o, MARIN, ElkwoOd Puzzler, h Nv,
ElswGsss s.J p' " f Ksnns rSa.shsr coffee
Pot IS. mile and twenty yarss,
.siiIns. Pro0S%s eS,a is loi nG Pain A@se
s9 Ts,d s. Sssts ~ Las.s
H. ii h'; 20. Sl0thsr 10 dsse q mile
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Chicago. June 2a.--Thc trotting meeting
Of the Northwestern Breeders association
virtually began this afternoon. Sumnar.
les:
ter S., Stanley. Best time. 2:l6,<.
The Hopeful stakes. for foats OF 1893
eligible TO 2:30 class. trottlng. value 5000
Marguerite. Hospcr,is. Ageie Medium.
Best time. 2:lSl.
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HOUSTON Daily Posn TUESDAY ,foRrrNc rrySrs " "

e T.o base hiss--wolover. Mcxu.s,sr
Wright McDivltts. S's"''e'-''
tone run-Nancc.
struck o''f--By Keefe l, by Burr,s 2.
ris 2. Page 1. o. ''''-
Double plays-kecfc, steinfcidt and
Meyers; Hoover. Burris and Works.
storm bases-kcefe. SteinfcIdt, Wolover
ras.ed Observation-Disclosures g.
VIII pitches-Page I. Kcnfe T.
Tine of game-i:s5.
umpire-Jack Brennan,
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AT ST. Louis

o' LOUIS, June @.-Two favori,es werc
winners at the fssr grounds today tn,
o ." Tour events going TO second and
THIRD choices '
SIX and half furiongs-st. Augustine
Cons,ieilo. Rhctt Coode. Time 1.ys
sy i've rurlongs-Gladys IL. Algoi, For
reel. Time i:l5. "'"' o""'"
Mic anu seynty yards-Fi Deal, Hex
hswthorne. Time i:ieh.
posv.h and a half furlougs-Don Garlic
hamiro. Tranby. Time i:S1.
,, rive iurlonss-Lord zenL Scribe, Jus.
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rOnrNlTED BY HOUSTON.

Breniam, Texas. June @.-Tho match
game of bail between the Americans OF
houston and the Brenham team broke IN
in a sSnabble last evening while the Bren.
nam team Vas at the bat PLAY iny the hrsi
hai e{ hn shinh fa pnIpso Of la ao BIT
as Houston walked OFF the grounds inc
,,mnlre gave The game to Brcnham.
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AT OAKLEY.

Cincinnati June 2o.--one favorite Gran.
nan. won at LA.onia toIsy,
,. SM furlonss,. seiling--Aio,,lla, Dorothy.
.,si"-htack SILK, Lufra, Raymond. Time.
Eve furlonEs- Hunger. Meruc Reed,
Dulciene Time, i.oa.
Mile and :, quirter-Cirannan, Rasper.
Banjo. Time. e:i0i. 's'
r.Nc turiohgs-Flc.ow. Tho Piuto.r Vt
DIN iurionSs, selling-Carrie Lyle, Cy-
clone. kowalsky. Time, l.iGh.
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Pitishurg. Pa. June 2e--'rhe board OF
directors OF the National baseball league
met here tod,y TO consider the case of
Rusie. the New York pitcher. who refused
20 play with the club this season unless
n fins of 500 wPs remitted. The meet
ing as behind clcsed doors. The meeting
adjourned late this afternoon AFTER having
sustained the New York maKnate in every
particular in the Rusie case.
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SEEKING A nArTl,rGRo,,Np.

San Francisco. June 29.--Many people
m'ercsted in the management OF pugllistlc
contests Are sending kilograms over the
country in seltch OF an available mo, for.
sne Corbeft- Shatkey mach. Dan Stuart /.
mexican concession is stu held IA Reserve.
Governor Budd has placed a qu.e;us on
ihe Santa Catalina scheme and the only
battie ground that now practically re-
border.
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PARIS ~, AUSTIN <,

Paris, Texas. June s..-Thc Senators
were easily defeated ny the Frcnchmen
IN a very pretty game today. but for IN
error In the second and indifferent playing
In the seventh and eight the visitors would
inn,sg Jantzen put 1t over the fence
bringing H. Heis and making a home .un.
Tho Frenchmen thwarted the heavy hat.
ting OF the Senators by their SIX lifni held
ipp
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COTTON REGION RIl1.LETIN.
PROBABILITIES.

Washington. June 2a.--For Eastern
Texas and Arkansas-'Threatenin wealth
er. but little. II any ram; northeast
winds.
North and South Dakota-FaN. con-
titucd high temperature. south winds.
Enthusiastically fair. south winds.
wy ,ming and Montana-Fair, south
winds.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Galveston, June "
Vessels in Port.
SIS Engineer. Liverpool: -
schrs Martha, Edward ]. Berwind' j.
~ Mclnns .
Blk james A. Wright.
To Arrive.
SIS Nueccs, New York. sailed June q.
e. Rhaetia. Hamburg. sailed June Il.
IS Traveer. West Indies, sailed June ~
Sch 81. Thomas, Bosion. May ~
SIS I.eona. New YORK. 10 san jury y
ON sHIPBoARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton ca, sh,phoard not cleared at Gal
vesto" 'o"'' Balcs
,4,. Naw York. 20l
Same day last year '''.''''.''-'''''''''' o.
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WEArHEK INFORMATION,
LAST NIaHr,s sYNol,sIs.

An area OF high pressure which FREEDOM
mates the weather generally throughout
tho country tonight cverlies the central
Ipurtion Of the Mississippi valley.
Tile lowest barometer Is cg.N Inches ~
IL, PaSo. Texas.
and tho central Mississippi valley, and Is
Iccnerally partly cloudy 10 cloudy else:
where. with rain at New Orleans and
Precipitation amounting TO 10 OF an Inch
or more is reported fn,m Abiae,e. North
PLATTE. jacksonville and New Orleans.
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TwELvE.RoUND DRAW.

New York. June 2a.--At city Line park
tonight Jack Downey Of Brooklyn aud
Frark Erae. the Buffalo lig''wclgh hi,
bsispices OF the South Brooklyn Athletic
club. The men weighed abcut 49, pounds
and the fight was hot one from start
finish
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sl Byron Mrclrllana. Buckwa ,,s
t,is SSs s .nig2,n io,, ST Helena, Dora,hs'
McEirnvr a &c hye.eishths- Of a mile John
EMP. Dr. Catle,s, Sydney BENDER I rhv
o. Aepelo loa, Pond Lily, Pointing 100.
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VALE pIn GOOD WORK.

London, June 29-Spor'ing Life VIII say
tomorrow regarding Yale's practice today
VIZ ala very rood work Indeed, consld-
erinp he disadvantages under winch she
labored. and her showing was really eN-
rellont considering the fact that Wheel
wright, the suh-coAswain. weighs close 10
40 mounds.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPECTS.

w,,o,, Gilman. whose novel Saddle
and Sentiment" - much liked, ems "a
g geo o ,ha General schoenel' and hands me
Kentucky woman. ------------.
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me pRoAyNEn

y. - June 20. This afternoon
nm w and The choir master of
In AspA church of Charles
lpess. mLakc Mattspan by
~ ch1r Master Fred T..
Erry; kmas Parker, II
NJ ~. i years, William
Benjamin Gibbs, IL
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cuoYNskI AND MAHER.

Chic. 20. June 2s.--Jce choynsd and
p.ter Naher have been matched for
s,x round contest at Madison square gar
den New York, July
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RAlLRoAp REPoRrs.

The railroads furnished the Following
weather bulletins to the Cotton Exchanye
this morning:
Maco-~',.cir and pleasant; Sood rain
last evening.
Marlin--Cicar and wArM.
BrcmondCear AMI hot
H.urne-Clear and hots
Navasvta--Very hot.
Ncakum-Clear and hot.
Cuero Cloudy and WARM.
liallettsvillc--C Clear.
kunse-Partly cloudy and hot.
Floresvilic--fartiy cloudy and hot
kenrdy--Flir.
Tyler Partly cloudy and warm.
LongviewCiear and warm. had good
shower nt o'clock last evening.
BrVnhanr-c and hot.
Tempc-Clear ami not. emf
Templc--Clear aud sultry.
Iaris-Par,ly cloudy and hot.
Iiillsuoro Partly cloudy and hot
Sherman--Ciear and hot.
Drhlson-tieHr and hot.
palla>-Pl.asant and cloudy.
Henderson--tSlcar and warm.
ralostinr--clear and hot.
Hunt sville-tlcar and hot.
San Antonlo--s'ltar and warm.
Austin--t'lear and hot.
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n Winchester, Roch ster. N. ":
ny an wife, Sap Autont1; NJ.
~ M Anttnl0, II. l.. Smith. san
:. = liiican. Brazorla; Sam
Mr nv, Forest Park. J V. Tacka-
.uEL v. Reynolds. Iowa; -. n.
w Y fmon. cjty: G.. w.
n i J. r. Bcale. ST. Paul:
!, : ,Ts Z Nashville; y. A. Ray.
Y = =. crsig Bolton. Frank Fam
n DMlonio +! w. Flint. New
n,s, ~. Isnns. Columbin: W. II.
\ MIMI 8 r Musgrlva, Boston;
IN WA y. Laiis,. A. G. Elliott,
n, IT., y. Ingram. CINCINNATI. j. l..
! sa Q. u. Rcd, 81. Louis:
m Louis; r. T.. Harris.
Nj ~. \. Slnltli, Denver. Thos.
|ellns cs. .. Brown, Augusta +;
"a 'ss1; Harry Sherrod. Gal
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken by tho United States
weather bureau al all stations Mt p. m,
18th meridian time:
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Earned runs--Paris 10, Austin 4.
Two base hits-Zeis (2l. Jantzeu. Cathey,
Spencer Mackey.
Tliiee base hts-Jacks. Burns.
Home rifn--Jan,zen.
Struck on.--By Mulkey 4. by Wellner 2,
by Chard 3.
Bases OH called balls-off Mulkcy .. off
Cherd ?.
Double plays-Spencer, Payne and Zeis
Spencer and Heis; Burns and Weikart.
Passed ball-Nic.
Time of game--1.55.
Umpire-St. Clair.
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TEXAS COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Galveston. Texas, June -. Reports for
the twcn,y-four hours ending at S Il. IN.
18Th meridian time:
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FORT WORTH 81. GALVESTON =.

FORT WORTH 81. GALVESTON 4.
Fort Worth. Texas, June @.--The Pantn-
crs made monkeys OF the Sand Grabs here
today. They made nineteen runs Off
twelve hits-cight single. two doubles. one
triple aid IA home run-fo,ir errors. one
passed ball and two bases OH balls In the
fourth inning, I;urris had 10 he taken
out OF the box and Page substituted. Fort
Worth had two amateurs in the game
McDvitts IN left field and Wright in light
field. In the second Cole was put IN the
bench. Works to first. Belt Ia center IN
the fourth Burris and Page chanGed.
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lm HurcHISs HOUSE.

o. k:ber & Guesin-
ger, Proprietora.
n Remotlcled and
newly furnished.
uneni,aled In all
It's appointments
ln the State of
The Lea ding
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douglass declared out 81 last inning for
battering in Kiernan's place without 10
trying the umpire.
Score by innings 1884 567sy
Dallas ......................0 900 i %
San Antonio .......,.,......0U o 0 o 0 0 o.
Summary:
Earned r,lns--Dalias 9.
Two base hits-Bastian, Graney.
struck out--By Conovcr 3. by Neyins :.
Eases on called balls-On Conovcr 7. on
Nevns Z.
Double plays-Lawrcnce and Elsey
Badger and Bastian; Pritchard. Bastian
and Pritchard.
Time OF gamc-2:1O.
Umpire Mclaughlin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-26
Ihr IrIrIinrIaIInI

lhe executive rummitte" " the Terri.
toriAl Fair met nj ~ o'clock this morn.
ing and Transacted large amount 1T
business.
The ladies Of the public park will have
charge II the court hall. aud the pre-
piratlon of the "lukr ~ Albuquerque"
float IN the grand parade
large field ~ horses IL coming IN
Prof. Freeman. ~ thu Fort NlngAte
military hand. will be- invited to Juig"
the baud contest.
Frank lp~ will visit the -nlithrrn New
Mexico towns Ia the interest ~ the fair
association, leaving tomorrow evening
A score II crack bicycle riders will rn.
ter the races from Arizona.
h. l.. Washburn * arranging the de-
tails Of the big parade AMI fireworks.
Gov Slower IL working up sham bat
tie Ia please the boys, old and young.
Large posters are sbeing sent ali over
III" southwest advertising the big exhib-
,.iun.
Al least half dozen hr4t-clasa ball
teams Will enter the tournament, and the
games viii be- exciting all the week.
Every man connected with the exhihi-
ton Is doing g,pd work, and week ~
solid sport will open IN this city on the
morning ~ October -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-26

A. GREATLY 4. dl,llkr To- thrust m,
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,uhl4rt the taking If human lIfr T. "A
horribIe Affair ln most ,,atr- of our
snry for the ptr-rt\Htlnn of order and
protection Of life and rrnlnttv. In some
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4, ma, r,,,.,.,. IA ,li.,u-- I'M. mint
In States Of most advanced civilization
constant efforts have been made for war
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-26
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