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Tho very poor game played Wednesday
and the attempt OF tho Austin team TO
prevent giving an exhibition Of the Ma
tional game had their effect yesterday.
which was very rerccptible at the Ticket
window. OF course the visitors lost iittle
by H. as the home team is pledged 70 u
guarantee whether the amount il taken in
or not and IT made It'll. difference TO
Crotty, Blackburn & Co.
The Senators ought TO play winning ball
While they arc al tines slow IN fielding
on other occasions they uiasnge to got;
over the ground u rather quick time. And
they have some hiticrs. Bnckberu was
At hat only four times yesterday ANA
made "a couple OF doueies and a home run
Cha.d got three hits out Of four times at
bat. We kart got a double ana aiiosether
they got An even dozen ni.s OF Mccot-
mick.
Houston played very good CANA. Kecd
covered first again on account os The In
disposition o.. shaf;er ana s'Apieton was
NJ ths kel stone. stapieton cosers . eVai
zeal OF ground at SECOND base lie went
otter egeg-ytAias iatt came N MS par o.
lie LOT and once or ,Wlca H.. HAS 80 nd
c0t IA center islu after ~ balls. ami he
A!"ass got tAein. IT,, houston neidsr-
covered me .arta tefy wei aAl sw'it
l.tlie Becker g1t over taa tlr: 10 ls.ai
form
1he BuHa.oes Commenced hitrine Black.
burn Ia me rrst itn.H., 80 uauaGei with.
tn.re ni;s aui coupie - steals. g. get
frrfe Hen across inc v.4te. Ihs Second
.4nius Was almost rs e1a1 iSo ni.n scqf-
tx, three n.ts reiaE V.a-e. The thrl
H. ~ v-'if7l 'hen nothing hpt ~ 'ne
fogtth u ,rari;i-6 starred fse IRE works
WIN Two fassrr ar1 N-tl '1rcs 3iher
hlts two r.c4i srar-a. fa 'he n.fh j.. OBS
.. la d.
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ENGLISH TRADE.
Chamber Of Commerce Delegates Studying
Pllns 10 Help II.

Chamber of Commerce Delegates Studying
Plans to Help II.
London, June IL, Tho third sitting of
the congress OF the chambers of commerce
of tn, British Empire was called 10 order
al 10 o'clock this morning in the hall of
the Grocers' company under the presi-
Gency of SIR Andiew Kay Rollait. presi-
dent of the London chamber of commerce.
The resolution of the Aberdeen chamber
81 e"mnerce regarding the Goa iicatlon of
by Professor Dove Wilson, was adopted
ne resolution was as follows:
The bills Of eNchang, act of 1852, the
Partnership act of l'!m and the sale of
goods act Of 1893 and other consolidating
statutes having established the practica-
,,ppin'hcrcial law, II is highly cxpcdient
mat the CONNIE retail laws of I'll, whole
BLUSH Empire Should new he embodied
IN code. and therefore the government
shpuli D" memorial zcd by tins congress
70 initiate the steps n.Ccs sary in ordar TO
~ such IL cole. OF Il commission II, which
me United Kingdom and countries EN-
,,iattn IN the emp re should be duly rep
The congress then adopted the resolu-
'lol OF the london chamber of commerce
on ne copyright question. moved by +. Il.
i'dinE' iha' the law of copyright should
nc uniform throughout the rmplr.
81 Montague, NJ. r.. then presented a
motion declaring that IN the opinion of
thls fohsress the laws relating 10 bills OF
exchange should he made uniform IN the
British empire, also that uniformity With
,ile eonilnen'al powers should wherever
mtactirahle, be susta, ned Internationally"
me motion was adopted.
- oeIesate presented resolution, which
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made upon tho lung power of the dele
gates during the past three dtNs 3,
When several minutes had been passen
in singing. tho juniors, under tn. leader
ship Of Mrs. sylvia Sheldon Leonard state
superintendent, OF the Junior department,
began nlliug the platform. They w.re a
bright faced. cheerful looking army 81 nj
tie folks. the little misses rived IN
dainty white frocks. .he boys in neat COS
tunes and all hearing flowers anu ninia-
turc Texas nags. They soon hlrd the
many chairs on the platform aud NJ they
took their seats the audience gave them
hearty Chautauqua salute.
The programme opened with the flower
salute followed hN the sou. our Christian
Band" Then DR. Frtnrs Il. clarke of
ioaton offered PRAYER closing with the
Lords Prayer. in which all the Juniors
joined,
Then tho responsive exercises we're rem
dercd Mrs. clarke. affoctionatcly called
were among those who delivered addresses
to the young people.
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Oakland, TeNas. June II Mr. !; VI. Lit
ne prominent eiiizen OF Lavaoi county
mas been lying dangerously III all ms
week. tn' IS now reported 10 be canvalssc-
ing
There Is much SICKNESS in the country
r,molY l.pt AMI dry wcathur.
MlSs Nina Strunk and Pearl Meolsey
VITO nave hoen attending the .'ororal II.
, n..".1 ior me rasi three months, arc ex
ne. "a To return home todav
'apiu n j. NJ, Woolsey ana Master Ar.
..lW Mooissy, In company with Mis-, /,
H I''a,i, lin.,his and orlena Sick IN .,on'
iiiS delegates 10 The district conrsrc,S,.l,. ne
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viscount. Meadow Thorpe Cavclerc, llN:
Imp. Euseuia Wicks, Relic Bramble. Nal
cline. iN1. lrby y. ioS. Matnwana Lee. Es-
euro leo. Frankfort Girl %.
Fourth racr. sevcn-ciehths Of a mile.
sclliuc--i.ismorc ita, yellow Ess lo., Car
rio Lyle. Blanche Kruny, los. Joe Clarke,
John Ha,lir. ~. Robson. crusader. Chat
terNcN. -. Mamie n. az
FIFTH race, ;s,ilc ami seventy yards, SELL
Ing tcwAwaN IFS; lie Banjo iM. Ondacue
iis Judge penny aS. SIR Dixie ~, Anna
Lyle g.
sixth race foa- ana half fnrlones.
t.llinc--t; veawav. INN Eddie burke.
Peggy, Macy Good Oricr John Mcfl-
roy, Ben H-own, Lieutenant, The Planter.
L IL. c. 10.
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ENGLISH coss,,.

Times Says krur.,
1,o,ao, Easily !" h'',s
newspapers this nor =" q u u
Commercial, con ins,lnc, o. ~ =. M y
me r'formers. = We Ben \
TN The Times says, 1T I'm !. \
able addition to IN. 49,, wy No
tn the :, T1.rta,nsvaal, but, s',.a \
they %1 oss' , mn,l .se Ssa'' :
de MT 10 fix tn. pcnsi, nave bs "
10 attach o.hor cor.yat a.ass
,,nh 7 circumstance ~ \. b
ne whole, however T.. u Y. ~
left off the little a., r,'.slosn, Il,
pr, nonnced vindictive !, out !. VI
me release Of the NJ. y sssa {
mark a distinct stsn se,t y. !
fbe he nnadI9 Of the txo Nm 4
aroused. but unless , ~ @s N
"a "N continued provccatisn,, ~ ".
sine ere long. We ers tna lAey I
,ea' a race TO nurse . w IVY sosI Y
dressed" >.useu II fesn
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STATE TEACHERS AssorlG
All the Railroads Granting R...x|
to the Convention

All the Railroads Granting R..tx
TO the Convention.
Tho following circular Is hslI 1
TO the teachers Throughout he 4
Professor j. S. Kendall, Prsisx1
Teachers Association. Hass
TEXAS.
For, Worth, Texas, May III
Dear sir: As temporary sestirI
association ] have to repc,. 4
railroads named have agreed y
lowing reduced rates, viz:
The Terminal Lines, the lsE
ard Great Northern, the H@f
r. xas Central and the Ausuf y
western have authorized wha
as the distance plan. viz, aesi1
TO seventy-iive miles: over y
miles to one hundred, s.; ovt
one fare, with a maximum .!
round "trip.
The roads agreeing to thu
heard from are. The Mlss'rs
ana Texas. the st. Louis %!
ern. the Houston Fast aad W.
the Gulf. Colorado and 6ani
Waco and Northwestern, U
trail. the Texas Midland ana Y
tonic and Arkansas Pass. Te
Pacific, except west Of C'sc1 81
no nj one fare will be adds.
The Galveston. Harrisburf ~
tonic Southern PACING 70 ~
recognize the same eAceP. ~
Antonio. where one fare Wy
The roads from the north ls'5 =
mr., Worth. viz. the Fort WI
Denver. the Chicago ana n. ~ y
ard the Fort Worth and MI y. " 4
charge one fare plus the s'"-
Tho Texas Trunk railrYaa I. =, =
Identification as a ponsnu. y.
from al points 70 DALLAS y, M 4
Dallas the regular " haA'
he obtained to Austin. .,,. n
There are still some saG'i /, r
heard from nor represents I'M
weston meeting. hut |! y =. M b;
ArneTE llNllS oFW .,,.h tJt
proper application thro ss a,,s n
reduced rates. The sellinss , s
If these roads have been nie Nm n \
" and II. with a sufficient ''A'
fortably make the trip. .,;.. md
Teachers and other ps s,ss 10 II
visit Austin are reqaes,o tht NJ
nearest ticket agent ~. =. y ,b,s NJ
should boar IN mi noo, .,,ei only 4 |
icisnts can be procure
stations. ..s .ntlrely W
hotter far both the roaos IN ,srss VI
i, is hoped that a very . H. ppl
,eachcrs win meet in Aus, ". slial
and 10. and believing ma y MS t ytfs
lin. Inc seat OF b9,n ' NH i, .hf
the state univets,.,,yn, / snl Y,
success in It's history An
yours, rrarsrorts,ica s''''
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CHASED THE r1LlB1'sTER.
The 1aurada Has a Desperate Race foY
1'rsa.b,ni


Philadelphia, June II The NorweSia
steamship Holgun, Captain Anderson
Which loft Port Antonio. Jamaica. on ,Iure
5, arrived here today. Tho officers If tho
iiolrnn state that while their ship WAS at
Port Antonio the Lanrnda steamed In and
dropped anchor. There were no Spanish
sunboats In or about the locality Whcr
tho liolpun sailed the LaIrada lad rot
yei commenced Ia load her cerES ri fruit
y British man-ot war came into the mar
Dor as the Holguin left
The officers state that at Port Antonio
II was reported that the I.aurada had been
chased by two Spanish gunhoats and was
FREQ at. hut not hit She had desperate
nce for freedom. which she gained with
great difficulty. hein: a slow h1at
The Bermuia will mot carry another on
petition to cuba. r IS stated the vessel
Will have an American register within tx,
weeks, and Will then resume her place in
tn fruit carving trade between here and
the West Indies and Central America.
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Cincinnati. Ohio, Jane il--Five furonc 5
Adalid, Mertie Reed, Rampage Time.
l.oi
Seven furlongs Romro Somper Ego.
Argentine IL Time les
Five furlongs Chicocharina. The Pluto
crni Risquc Time. 0's
Seven furloncs--R onde, Moylan, Bloom-
ers Time. les
one mile lseln, Mamie D., Rey del
Mnr Time. i.iils.
SIX furonss Cnncwood, Remnant, Mat
tie Ice. Time. il5i..
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NEGOTIAT,ovs pr,,,,

London June 1.-THE p,rll.u.,
re'ary to the foreign oias, y,
answering a question In til. s,r1
mons today. said that N. !,
We're proceeding with the r.ss|
with the view Of bringing ,Ns
ment by arbitration Of the v,,s,
pute But. he added. In he ur nm
me government could nc, ,,sh !
ther statement on the subject i, +
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New York Tune II \ dispatch to the
World from Havana SAYS: Havana takes n
deep interest ir General Lee and his mis-
sion.
La Lucha prints pictures Of General
Lees ancestors and editorially comment
ing on ms activity in behalf of American
prisoners says: General Lee understands
the value Of a public interest. makes thu
NOS, Of small things aud assumes the
tone N diplomat. When the Illusions
are gone, may find him n very correct
courteous gentleman lik" Mr.. Williams
who viii carry on the cor sular functions
TO the satisfaction of everyone.
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SHERMAN OfsRANpEp.
Tho Association WAS Unable - Maintain
tn Ton

mo ASSOCIATION" ~ ma"'' ~ '""''''"''
sherman. TEXAS June ll'-the memoees
of the sherman team were all released
.hts .,..r,r.,, .., .so.,a.,o. ,,o,,r ~,
-, W
aoIe 10 MAINTAIN the team WIN 'he poor
patronage Il has received. Interest was
r.r-.p.shl>. c,,,as y, hssshau v.ho, .ca
-
'NNi'"' sH"vh She'n'aN anu mas never
revived % what +, Was before the storm.
The fea,n has hoo, ,,,,,u,.,. ,ts, d., ,,.,s.
49,. ~ '''7'
INK hNihnsN " EAmeS when interest
was a; the highes. point. when Manager
- Guy - '"e ''"'''
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OAKLEY ENTRIES

FIRST race four and a half flrlongs, sell.
ing Littin Faust 10. kathin Mav ~;
flowtpw, Sir Ebony, Solo, crocsus. Three
Bars, los, frl,aic Mac. oak Leaf, OK Eve.
io2
Second race, sevon-oighths of a mile.
selling Black SILK no; Nolley Fuse loo
katie q; los; Fresco as: Anna Garth. M,ss
>. Massie 5 kennie Thatcher, lsvancsca.
Belle Of fordham. a.
Third race. hyc-eighths Of . mile
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AT t;nAVEsI,Np.

New York June II -Elovcn-sixteonths
Of a milo Kings Counsel, Azure, old Mat
Time. i:ilis.
Milo and an eighth -Naniip- IN. Chus-
nut, Song ana Dance. Time l57i..
Hanover stakes. half mic 81 Barthol-
olu ", ~ l>nidN. Passover. Time, 'i0,,
Mile, ssaling-Brisk, Copy. Nit. Premier
Time 49,
The Parkway. mllc and IA sixtcen,h-st.
Maxim, Aurclian. Dorian. Time. l:5i.
Mile peep-o-aay. iliac Belle. Ventania.
TIM. .i6.
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MONT MENr rNvNllsp.

u'ro, TEXAS, June II, The Wooamcn
.. me world nnNe'led ;ho monuments Of
inc me- ol rh snelr deceaaed brethren this morn
,er,.,, - 'nlsnie 10 have had the on.
re, ra,ina'anent Yesterday evening. hn, he
,r',,, n,erltfef a number If Visitors
r ,h"n ne neiehhorns 10 ls.s were here
N''' o'"e' Is growing very rapidly here
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.,-cI,IN sIFTINds'


SERUM. Texas. June :" .,.,o,s d
a vacant house. e''he. .,.ts tr.
denre. within her c ,1a al soh
ty-,hree mechanics ''' y
brick buildings, sa,k luildihe "
red + Pesos s !, a.s is, y .,.!a,
The anniversary . nd sSetsad.lgF
Two, Two days of JuIy- h sna "a isi , =.
+. p. smith OF ~. ior Auas' !. Y
smith & Moore e" to ri the p1a.s,
pi.tc arrangements aa pt naa'''1
viii he out by July Y
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THE REroRNre,

Pretoria. June ll.-At a ms.sl
executive council today 1, WIS I
release John Hays Hamnr4
Rhodes. George Farar md / NJ
ard, tho leaders Of the Johucs1
form committee, upon paym.,, A
fine, or. in default, fifteen yaTj
mont
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MlLLlAMs COMING uoNIE.

Havana, June li.-Ma,n Wilson. in an
enlightenment with the trops near Santiago
DO cuba. was seriously wounded He is
an insargcni leader and is believed To be
an American.
Mi Ramon %. Williams. the former
United States consul general here. took
leave of the captain general today and
starts for the United SAFES on the Vigil
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Denison. Texas. June N.-For' Worth
won again today. although CnisS N.'oAeH
a game for the homo team that entitled
him 10 a victory. His sunpor; was ragged.
however. and The base running ard eaten
Ing Of the Indians WAS OF the most stupid
variety. Captain . Conner WAS 80 dis
rustcd vita his team tina, he quit ne
game and was replaced a mrs, by MniktN.
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JAMEsoN's TRIAL.

London. June n.-Tha; pstr |
In the Transvaal dispute Is ., n
was further manifested ,oig
comparatively small attenilas
Bow street police court wh.a .si
Dr. Jameson and his fellow MI
resumed before Sir John Bhts.
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REREIi.roN lH,r

W., Vancouver B. c., Jun. M
ship Empress Of Jan,n ~. i
arrived from the Orient, br,s ~
another inn n. =, rebellion is feared !, \
me Russian legation. ~ y W
n naS y declared that the s n. 4
a disgrace to the coun,ry
thousand men have sl,,,..
revolt. uq(
Famine prevails in Tomas. :.
we prolonged drou,h and n. \
ialltre of the rice cron
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SAN ANroNIoa rAIvrsroN /,

Galveston Texas. Juno II. -Todav's
game was slow and unnterosting. In the
ninth inning, with the score 4 runs each
san Antonio left the ground TO catch
Their train. AZ no lcagno games are
scheduled for Friday their going was not
imuerativo and the umpire gave the game
80 Galv.sion-9 to o.
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Tive Juveniles held the boards this az.
tcrnnon at san Pedro park AMI The man.
ncr IN which they acquitted themselves
won the admiration aud applause CT The
h,s audience which had The privilege or
erjoNins thu exercises. \ number Of tunes
were sung with a volume of Enthusiasm
that gave no evidence OF the heavy drafts
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rIll; SnGIiIN GLUE.

Srguln T"Nas, June II The seguln
baseball team. named the "Ent"rprlsors."
started our on iheir circuit yesterday.
They viii play exhibition games IN rpnic
and are hopl, a for games with West
Point. Snlithylle Iastron, cucrp ana
other noints This team clnims to hc the
strongest amateur team in the state,
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AMArEI.Rs AT A1rsrlN.

Austin, Texas. June lin the game of
hail this evening hetweon the Round X six
uinc and n picked Austin uinc. The latter
won, the SCORE standing % i,s
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THE czARINA's SAB

London Moi ms .,nrn b "
one of the cloak' N". a
Which it is compose, Is Of ' the ~ 4
The cloak stself Is = /. en,ir.y 4
fur. and the lll,in ,Ss inner res]
Ss5y A sTs ss'' .s!sssS'ss' 4, 4:
magnificent ea n H. and are i, n
valuable part OF ~, Nd blue lls Z. N
WI VIA e :S s. aa .sIs, b Il =,
p Ss T TsH f ss1ss ,ss' sssssa s
and are the best N'@
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WILL, BIZ SHOT.

New York. June IA special to the
Herald from Havana says Benito Facien
has been sentenced to death. and viii he
shot Thursohy Of this wsek in the Cabinas
fortress for The crime of rebellion.
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O;Alir AT WCsT POINT.

West Point playe0 a game OF bali AT this
place yesterday. Seguin II. West Point 5.
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HOUSTON WAS SELECTED.
State Christian Endeavors to Meet
Here Next Year.
THE FORMER OFFICERS REFLECTED.


SAN Antonio Texas. June ii-This morn
ing's service OF the Christian Endcavor
convention was opened with the usual de-
,otiona, exercises. after which Miss Alice
Leach Kelley of Waxahachie READ a paper
on "A Note from the Future Rev. w
+. BENTLEY delivered an address on Tho
Work in China Other short papers were
read, after which the leader called for
brief remarks. which invitation was re-
snonicd to by various Eudeavorers.
a ycurg man from Houston put in
good word for tho Heather Chinee.' He
said that number OF Cinnamon OF lious-
ion had come to the Endcavor society
With the request to tc teken in and made
Christians. rhc oriental applicants are
being educated and two OF them were re-
Gently christ.ncd one of their number
wants to he educated and sent back to
China to do missionary v',ik--an unusual
occurrence.
\ delegate with a large badge announced
that his society was in iioGrishue cond-
ton. with I'll hinb,ome cash balance just
what to do with tue money Was Ia thtm
a knotiy problem. aud the oel"s2Ie desired
information as to which channel to direct
the funds lie was invited To a private
confah with the officials after the meet
ing
ed the result of Their lahrrs through
George Eyers OF houston Tn .n,tre
stan of officers WIS re-eiected WIN ine
oNcephon OF Wee ircsident hsN ~,
Scuddy ana Rev. ~ ~ DAVIS poth p'
whom have gone to pthsr rntde'
The report wns as iolows
President, MILAN g. Halh Aisllu'
vice Presidents. MIS-. SairleN 1leen' fa'es-
NJ t'slf1ftptl. W .ATni ut.
Milton j. Bleim san Autonlo, X II
Bishop. Fort w orih. j j.. Moore. Snei
man. ~ T. Howard; bn'l'7 ~. - +,
Hendrix. Brownwood' Secfetar! II; II.
Grothonse, Dallas. treasured j, II Ban
ton Waco.
On motion of Mr. Davies OF Galveston
IN. regular parliamentary pt'ceed! nes
We're suspended ami lhr ri'irs ;ek't wHs
elected by hcclanlnlion
The auditing commute reported that
thu Si,me treasurer report hia nrcn w
amiu"i aud approved.
budget oil 500 w r7connl"n@ea 10
be raised ~ the societies. 10 society tN
pay more than slN inwl - 'llH eNPfH7 -
The report was odprted
\ large pas'eboard hnN OF sum n
capacity. With a large lfol" IN INC sl".
was th.n in'roaur 4 to tn" audien % hS
the treasurer and The ddolesaies We're n
Vtfod to fill II with SUN ti-Nt olrdS's 10
cover the sum Of 500, no socle,y 10 picd2a
over $40.
Rev NJ NJ. nav!s Of pallas offered tho
bouediction. and the convention adjourned
for Two hours r"cess.
Tho night session was Largely attended,
III ft,r ~ sst r Of a '', song ava PRAYER.
nov ~ \ ~,,1tt Of Galveston Delivered
an impressive and instructive sermon on
Greatness BY service
rasoIntio,s ,bo,1k,nr IN, pross. m. roil-
rSads hotels ana lacni committoes.
IA fn,iS,,,n NV ,osnl,,tions w,r. present.
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s s'ss WAS ;, ADOPTED. ,s,,..
s nadi'G ma SommnHna,es,N,s,, ,pn N
general raj a Teh a.e.:: nd ssis,s, "a
Ws al, union cone v slss As.,s
washington In iSea' sSls u
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NM GALVEsToN MENr.

\ Big crowd N A,t4nannce ,na Ram,
Fiu. Races We're Nitn.ssed'
r.t.
''"', W. 'Na9' jun w. a n'S ''p~H
ali' nfel The bNyrle meet The grand Stand
VA. fan aud tho sport nne.
T,rsi ,,r. galveston rr.,,,,nto..sli,,
French first. Rfock second, Miller thirt.
limo, 3.e4 "a.
T.. ''.' ~. o''' ''''ie' pI'''esS'''ai' RIM
III . heats men 20 quality ia each heat
far mai race tn the fastest heat IN. MIRA
man MISC 10 ,n,lit. I,,,or, ~ 80. a.,
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Earned runs--San Antonio ?.
Two base hits-Relt. Lawrence. Griffin
Douglass. Kls.,man, Cahill.
Struck out-By rarvin 8 by Burns :.
Bases on called balis-oH BurriS = on
Farvin I.
Double play--parvin and Douslass..
Stolen bases-Tolc. Suearlngen. klec-
man.
Batter hit--Pafvlr
Passed bali WerkNccker.
Wild ri,chBurris
Time Of Sc iile-i Is.
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