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The swimmers and divers will be well represented at Sutro's Baths on Sunday next. The entries for the aquatic con- tests are:
 Fifty yard dash, novice-O. Beyfuss. H. Hll- Ter, G. Galndo, L. St. Clair. S. Woodburn, H. Anderson.
 One hundred yard dash. juvenile-A. Hay, E Kipp, c. Strohlin, H. Seebach. D. Harris, W. Dawsett.
 Fifty yard race. amateurs-G. Freeth, E tum Sudden, R. White, P. Levy. H. Anderson, H. Dougherty.
 One hundred yard race -professionals-J Ringrose J. A. Jackson. r. Duran. A. J. Han- ton. A. Hay. H. Seebach.
 Trick and fancy springboard diving-J. Ban derburg. J. Bevins, H. Hitler. J. Bensen, A Hay Dan Green. E. Kipp, H. Seebach H Dougherty, Fred Green.
 Trapeze and high diving-By Green brothers
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articles. The man has his cards engraved M. J. ORouke," and Is supposedly occu- pying room 240. The management of the hotel has been unable to ascertain if this man has been victimizing the public, but no such person is staying at the Palace One of the cards came into the possession or Assistant Manager Warren yesterday, and he Is using every effort to find out who ORouke is
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General Hart Sued.

Arthur G. Fisk, administrator of the estate of the late Asa Fisk, the money lender, has filed suit against General W. IT. H. Hart to recover s44s r, which he alleges is due upon a promissory note signed December 10, 1896. He also asks that interest be compounded at the rate of per cent per month.
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Selections for To-Day.

First Race-Glen Anne, Opponent. Meadow lark.
 Second Race-Cappy, The Last. Colonial Dame.
 Third Race-Rey Hooker, Good Hope. Tibu- ron.
 Fourth Race-First Call. San venado, Froh- man.
 Fifth Race-Hugh Penny. zarnar II. George H. Ketcham.
 Sixth Race-Libertine. Cyril. Tom Cromwell.
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The Rosenthal Concert.

The sale of seats for the Rosenthal con- cert series, which will open at Metropoli- tan Temple next Tuesday, gives promise of good attendances. The seats are on sale at Sherman, Clay & Co.'S store.
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TENNIS AND FOOTBALL. Games That Will Be Played on Mon
 day Over the Bay.

The Alameda Tennis Club will hold a singles tournament on Monday, January 2. This will be the gentlemen's cham pionship and a large and enthusiastic crowd Is expected to be present. The game will be called at 9:3O a. m., weather permitting.
 On Monday afternoon the San Rafael Football Club will play against the Pas times of this city on the San Rafael athletic grounds The lineup is as fol-
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
Via Snusalito Ferry,

FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY AND SAN RAFAEL.
 WEEK DAYS-"7:20 "9:50, 11:00 a. m.; '1:45, 3:45. 5:15, '6:0o, 6:30 D. n.
 EXTRA TRIPS-For San Rafael on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11:S0 p. m SUNDAYS-'S:e0. +10:00, '11:30 a. n-; "1:15. 800. s4:30. 6:15 D. m.
 Trains marked run to San Quentin. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS-5:25, '6:35, 745. t9;30 a. m. 1: '12:2O, 2:20, a2:45 5:o5 p. m.
 EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at GAO p. m.
 SUNDAYS-6:20, 'S:00. '10:00, '11:55 a. ID. i; '1:15 's:10, 4:4O. +6:20 p.
 Trains marked start from San Quentin FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS-5:45, 6:45 7:55I $40 a. m. {; 12:35 2:45, $50, 5:20 p.
 EXTRA TRIPS Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays at zoo D. m
 SUNDAYS-S:OO, 1O:05 a. m.; 12:05, 1:2O, S:2O. 5:e0, 620 p.
 7:20 a m. week days-Cazadero and way sta'ns s:45 p. m. Saturdays-Dunoan Mills and way
 stations.
 s:3o a. m. sundays-Duncan Mills and way sta's.
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Not in Theatricals.

s. H. Friedlander denies that he has any theatrical ventures up his sleeve. He says the story circulated that he was again to assume control of San Francisco play houses is without any foundation. He is at loss to understand its origin.
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How they catch hares for the coursing parks, in next Sundays Call.
A Bogus Card.

Some clever individual has been making use of the name of the Palace Hotel on his card for the purpose of peddling toilet
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-30

.4ndreO Carnegie teJIs hotO be rose from O 6obbin-boy to c millionaire, in neIt Sund0y's Gull.
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up with Highland Ball, getting the yer dict by head. The favorite took the show,
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
 tPAOIFIC sYsrEM.) Trains leave nnd are due Lo afriv 6 Re SAN FNANCEHCO. (Main Line, Foot Of Market Street.
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Sraggl
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furlongs; selling; two-year-

l Fourth Race-One mile; three-year-olds and ] upward; selling.
 l 406 San Venado .... .10s 354 Frohman ....... e4
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GERMAN THREATS.
America VIII Not FIND CeIsnising m
Easy Matter.

America VIII Not Find CeIenisisg an
Easy Matter.
London, June 20.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Times says: 1t seems
probable that IL Admiral Dewey Is un-
able to undertake h responsibility for
the safety of Germans at Manila, Ad-
miral Deidrichs will land q force. once
a German landing has taken place,
German interest will doubtless assume
a new aspect. and as IN Marine Po-
litsche Correspondents has already
pointed out. IL will be as easy to claim
a guarantee. or guarantees for the fu-
lure In the Philippines as IL was In the
Shan Tung peninsula. The kolnische
Zeitung, uttering q warning to the
United States that II will not find col
onizing easy. proceeds to say:
IAN administration which Ii so cor
rupt and SO completely at the mercy
of the most pernicious personal In
nuence as hat OF the American union.
will hardly be able to repair the raw
ages which have been wrought by the
Spanish neglect n priestly rule In
the course of centuries. The citizens
of the most of the free republics do not
seem to realize the enormous burdens
which a military occupation OF these
colonies and their protection by a navy
will impose upon a state. The Ameri-
cans are not even prepared to protect
their own coasts against a naval power
Of any Importance"
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A SPANISH SHELL.
swept the Deck Of an American vessel ut
Santiago.

swept the Deck Of an American vessel ut
Santiago.
Madrid. June 10. 3 p. m.-Private tele-
grams received here from Cuba says
that during the last attack by the
American ships upon Santiago de Cuba
a Spanish shell struck on the deck Of
one of he attacking ships, sweeping of
all the men there. Another shell. ac-
cording to the same authority, struck
the mi Of q cruiser. doing much
damage.
The Havana government Is displaying
great energy. Fourteen university pro-
lessons, who fed for e OF the results
OF the war, have been dismissed. The
blockading vessels, the kilograms say,
continue inactive.
Captain Aunon, the minister Of ma
rine, refuses to give any Information
regarding the destination of Admiral
Camara's squadron. The Spanish news
papers declare hat the statements that
the bodies of American marines killed at
Guantanamo were mutilated by the
Spanish troops and similar statements
regarding the loss of h Maine are
made with the object of infiaming the
American populace.
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the half year approaches. but the inn
provement In rates In purely temporary.
h steel exchange was and prices
relapsed generally. The chief feature was
the collapse Of from 2 to . per cent. IN
Brasilians on the publication of the fund
ing scheme. American railway securities
showed a distinct all-round decline. but
the undertone was strong n any favor
able war news would undoubtedly have a
quick effect. Among the principal declines
were 81. Paul. ~: Union Pacific prefer
red, ~; Erie first. ~; Union Pacific. IN;
Northern Pacific. ": Louisville * Nash
Vile. IA: Atchison preferred. ia. Other
American railways declined Y to ! point.
Grand Trunk sold largely from the prov
ince 2% lower: seconds. ] point lower;
thirds. ia OF and guaranteed IN on. Ca
madam Pacific shows a decline OF ga.
Southern American railway securities
shared fully in the depression.
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vii, come down from Mare island to-
morrow forenoon ma anchor In the
stream The collier Nero has taken on
her coal and by Tuesday afternoon II
Is thought the big warship with her es-
cort will start for Manila.
Private Samuel Frasee OF the South
Dakota regiment died last night at the
brigade hospital Of cerebro spinal men,
nights.
In order to enforce discipline. flrs'
lieutenant Conrad OF h Montana
regiment last night beat Private Frank
Chapman of South Dakota over the
head with the hilt OF his sword. TIT
private's injuries were severe but mol
dangerous-
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PULPIT POWER
Demonstrated ut Omaha by visiting Club
Women.

Demonstrates st Omaha by visiting Club
women.
Omaha Tune Is.-visiting club women
demonstrated their vowel In the pulpit
to-day. In the morning Miss Sale Ameri-
can OF Chicago served Al rabbi Ia the
Jewish and the Rev. Celia
Parker wooisy OF Chicago preached In
the Unitarian church on Natural Re
liSion." Mrs. Belle Sto~utenborough. pres
ident of the Nebraska Federation OF Wo-
mems clubs. presided at the special ser
vices held In the afternoon at the First
Congregational church. and the Rev. Celia
Parker wooley delivered the chief sd-
dress on Modern Religious Tendencies"
The Rev. Mary Andrus OF Omaha offered
PRAYER and Miss Helen Cole OF Boston.
who has branched out In the rather
unique work of instructing clergymen In
scriptural reading, gave a passage from
the Bible.
In the evening Editor Rosewater Of the
Omaha Bee gave a reception In honor OF
Miss Sadie American. and during the day
the women INDUCED In sightseeing or
the side.
Most OF the delegates left during the
evening for the biennial convention nj
Denver and tomorrow the Nebraska con
tingent will follow in two coaches.
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Conference Reports.

Washington. June 1s.-Much OF the time
of the house this week will he devoted to
the consideration OF conference reports.
Notably will be those upon the District
of Columbia, sundry civil and Indian APP
preparation bills. and probably upon the
bankruptcy bill. The general deficiency
bill will be passed and among prominent
measures likely to be considered are the
anti-scalping and banking currency bills.
Those In charge OF the latter measure
have not determined whether they viii
urge consideration this week or not, but
In case the majority sentiment of the re-
publicans favors the taking up OF the
Measure no obstacle Will be presented by
the committee on rules or by the speaker.
The house will await with much interest
the course OF the Hawaiian resolutions In
the senate. Upon that will depend early
adjournment, members generally conced-
ing that the nat has the key to the
Situation.
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SPAIN CAN GET NO AID
Germany Will Not Interfere in
the Philippines.
NO FAITH IN THE POWERS
A Spanish Politician Says They VIII Not
Oppose the Plans of America
To Negotiate for
Peace.

Madrid, June BIN the course OF .
conservative conversation to-day, an
important politician said he did not be-
lieve that Germany would do anything
in the Philippines on behalf of Spain.
Nor had he any faith in the help from
European powers. II Admiral Camara
is successful in the Philippines. 1t will
be of assistance to Spain in adjusting
peace. but no power or commission OF
powers is likely to oppose Americas
policy. Should the liberals retire the
next government will take the earliest
opportunity to negotiate for peace
General Blanco has cabled Lieutenant
General Correa, minister Of war, an in
dignant denial of the charges that the
Spaniards at Guantanamo mutilated
the American dead.
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They Despise Threats.

Madrid. June 10, 9 p. m.-The state
ment that President Mckinley has sent
to Admiral Cervera and General Pando
messages, saying hat he would hold
them personally responsible for the
livea of Lieutenant Hobson and his
men, has produced a disagreeable i'm
preston here in military circles as
showing hat President Mckinley dis
trusts the military honor of the Span
iards who. on their part, despise al
threats. Such messages, 1t is declared
render the future exchange OF prisoner:
most unlikely.
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Standing of the Clubs.
sluicebox Robbers.

Baker City. Ore, June 1a.-Word has
reached here from Grant Brothers mine,
on the north fork of the John Day river.
As miles west Of Baker City. that sluice
box robbers had made a heavy cleanup In
the mine on Thursday night. The property
is one OF the biggest placer gold pro-
ducers In Eastern Oregon. The night shift
was laid OF for repairs and the bold
thieves must have secured several thous-
and dollars. as after the theft 81 300 was
obtained from the leavings by the own
ers.
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DESTINATION UNKNOWN.

London. June 1s.-The Gibraltar cor
respondent OF the Daily Telegraph says:
Admiral Camara's squadron arrived at
Carthagena Saturday evening with
Captain Aunon. minister OF marine, VINO
inspected the Lepanto. The destination
OF the feet IL not known. but 1t Is be-
lieved that Admiral Camara will keep
in touch with home ports and that the
squadron will be used to deceive the
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THE THIRD EXPEDITION.
n WIN Ds Commanded BY Brig. Gen.
Macarthur.

Macarthur.
San Francisco. June 1s.-It IL now
definitely announced that the third
expedition to the Philippines viii
be commanded by Brig. Ger. Ar
thur Macarthur. Major Genera Ner-
rift may accompany this force, though
he had expected to remain here until
the departure OF the fourth feet OF
troops. The various commands for the
third expedition have been assigned to
steamers - follows:
Moran City: LIST Idaho and the Me-
braska recruits. City Of Para: 18th
Minnesota. with h exception or Its
recruits- Indiana: The baitaiions Of
the 18th and 13d u. s. infantry. Ohio:
LIST wyoming. Batteries @ and L. 30
u. 3. artillery and the Minnesota re-
cruits. Valencia: LIST North Dakota
The tn regiment Of California vol
unfeers win remain here for the pres
enA though they viii probably 60 TO
Manila Soon Several hundred recruits
for the Minnesota and Kansas regf-
meufs arrived this morning. The As
tor battery n expected to-morrow-
The coast defense vessel Aonadnock
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In Anpual Convention.
nec,., p,spatch 20 the standard.

Helena. June 1s.-The annual onvoca-
ton OF the Protestant Episcopal church
of Montana begins here tomorrow and
will conclude Friday. Many elergymen
and laymen arrived to-day and more are
expected tomorrow. Rev. Mr.. DUMMY OF
Miles City preached at h services held
this morning to a large congregation. This
evening ST. Peters church was crowded
Bishop Brewer spoke upon church work
for the past year. He reported the condi-
ton Of the church In this state to be In
a very satisfactory condition. His address
was a very complete review OF church al
fairs since the last convccatton. Special
musical exercises marked to-night's ser
vices Tomorrow the work OF the con-
vocation viii begin
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Spain Dies Hard.

London. June 2o.-The Madrid CORE
spondent OF the Standard The
government wishes Il clearly understood
that the fall OF Manila does not In the
least signify the surrender OF Spanish
rule in the rest OF the islands or In the
other archpelagoes. where shortly Wig
orous measures will be taken to vindl-
cate the rights of Spain against Amer
lean invasion with the assistance OF
the native contingents. who are stil
loyal On the Vizcaya, Mindanao and Ma
rinos groups.
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Splendid Material.

London, June 19.-The Standard. APP
plauding editorially President Mckin-
ley's wisdom in postponing a serious
invasion Of Cuba until after the rainy
season." says: "The president shows
himself. as he has done throughout the
whole business, a wise and strong ruler.
America has splendid material for a
fine army, but time is required to CT
ganize It,"
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waiting for Troops.

London. June 20.-The Hong Kong cor
respondent Of the Times says: The re-
bells hold Manila at their mercy, but
Admiral Dewey Is anxious that the
American troops should have the honor
of receiving the Spanish capitulafion.
The steamer Yuen Sing reports passing
the United States troop ship City OF Pc
king on the morning Of the 18th near
Manila
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Russtaso Voice.

London, June is.-The Odessa CORE
spondent of the Times says: The gov
has arranged that several OF
the fleet cruisers should be temporarily
stationed at Vladivoetock n Port Ar
thur. with a view, 1t is believed. OF CIV
ing due weight to Russia's voice as to
the ultimate ownership Of h Philip
pines.
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A NEW ROCKET.
Aunon Determined to send . Fleet to the
Philippines.

AunOn Determined To Send q Fleet 10 the
Philippines.
London, June 20.-The Cadiz corre-
spondent OF the Morning Post says: The
real reason for the visit Of Captain
Aunon was to be in attendance at the
trial of a new rocket so powerful that
on its explosion near an ironclad so
great a displacement OF water would
be produced that the vessel would be
engulfed. I interviewed the minister Of
marine while here. He admitted that
the government had given him unlim-
tied credit to purchase war materials.
adding that they depended on the sup
port OF the wealthy TO provide further
munitions.
1T Is lamentable." he said. that we
have been unable to dispatch a fleet to
the Philippines. Our lack of foresight
has cost us dear and ought to serve as a
lesson 10 us in future TO strengthen our
navy at all costs. j am determined to
dispatch vessels to Manila. IL would
be an objectionable crime TO abandon
our heroic soldiers there without an at
tempt to aid them"
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Pueblo. Colo, June 1s.-Laden with
flowers and with food for a week. sup
piled by the Soldiers Aid society. rs
recruits for the LIST Colorado. now en-
route 10 Manila. left for San Francisco
to-day. IN command of Lieutenant Bid
well. The srmory and the Union depot.
when they took their departure. were
thronSed with cheering people.
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A Cabinet Council.

Madrid, June 19.-The cabinet counci
held a session to-day. The decisions
reached are kept strictly secret. Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff, the British
ambassador, had another long confer
ence to-day with the minister of for
eign affairs.
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Portland. Ore, tune n.-Eariy this
morning a special train over the Northern
Pacific arrived from St. with sl2
men and three commissioned officers 10
recruit the 18th Minnesota volunteer regf-
ment to its maximum. They left Portland
shortly afterwards for San Francisco In
q special train over the Southern Pacihc.
In every seat OF the train boxes OF lunch
and q pail OF straw berries N been
placed early In the evening by women OF
the Oregon Emergency corps. The seats
and walls OF the cars were frightened
with flowers In profusion.
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Ready in n Mouth.

Madrid, June 10, 4 p. m.-Captain Aunon.
the minister of marine. who arrived at
~Carthagena yesterday and inspected the
ironclad Lapanto. reports the Lepanto and
the cruisers Cardinal Cisneros and Pr'n-
cess de Austria will be ready for sea in .
month.
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MANILA SURRENDERED.
ARspsss - mat Esect Wa Received In
Madrid.

Paris, June ls.-The Madrid corre-
epondent of the Temps says 1t 10 re-
ported there that Manila has capitulat-
ed. though ministers have not received
any news to hat effect
The correspondent also says that
Senior Romero Giron. the minister of
colonies, stated that IL Governor Gen.
eral August has made over his power
20 General Sanders to govern Manila,
General Sanders will attempt q sortie.
According to the same authority the
Spanish consuls at Hong Kong. Shang-
hat and Singapore have been ordered to
organize AZ n cost the most rapid
communication with the portions OF
the archipelago still under Spanish su-
thoPtty,
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paninrds Are DemoraiIxed.

Hong Kong. June n.-The British
steamer Yuen Sang. which arrived from
Manila on June II. reports that a railway
director who went out on the line on a
locomotive was fired upon by insurgents
at the barracks. four kilometers outside
of Manila. tn Yusn Sang also reports
that the railway station is being fortified,
rhe Spanish. IL is said. are demoralixed
and Il was expected when the steamer
left that they would retire to the citadel
by the 18th. On leaving Manila the Yuen
Sang sighted a number OF vessels be-
iieved to be American transports.
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Batteries-0rifnth and Donahue; Brett
enstein and Vaughn. Umpires-Swartwood
and Wood.
At ST. Louis-The Colonies and the
Browns broke ever to-day In two of the
hardest Tough games of the season.
Neither of the games were won until the
last man was out. Bowling pitched a su-
perb game for the visitors. Attendance.
14,o00. Score:
First game
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Wonderful Success.

London. June 2o.-The Hong Kong
correspondent OF the Daily News, tele-
graphing Sunday, says: The native
proclamation OF Independence Will be
signed on Monday. Manila In completely
s~urrounded by the insurgents. OF whom
there are three forces deployed about
the city. The success of the rebels Is
wonderful. The insurgents have cap
tured old Cavite church. taking $50
prisoners and they 10 hold the entire
shore Of the bay aroun to Cavite. A
brigade of foreigners. composed OF Brit
ish. Swiss and Germans, intend to re-
main on shore.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Cleveland-The authorities Of Collin
wood village stopped the Cleveland-Pitts-
burg game at Beach park this afternoon,
but not until after the home team had
won a victory. In the eighth inning. with
the bases fun, Gardner hit the batter and
forced in the winning run for the home
team. Al the end of the inning the mar
shall OF Collinwood appeared on the
George Barry, a village clergyman. and
placed all the Cleveland players under ar
rest. They were taken before Magistrate
Elton In the village. who released them on
$50 bail each for appearance next Satur-
day afternoon. The Pittsburg players
were not interfered with. Score:
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Portland. Ore. June p.-Twenty-seven
recruits left here for San FRANCISCO to-
night 10 Join the I'd Oregon volunteer reg
iment IN Manila.
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Um~pires-Bnyder and Commonly.
At Chicago-The Reds could do moth
ing with Grifith to-day while the locals
found Breitenstein rather easy and hit
him hard throughout the game. The
crowd was a record breaker. Attendance,
%, 700. Score: