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SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACES
A Crack Two-Year-Old in the
Great Trial Stakes.
JEAN BeRAUD FAVORITt
He Shot Out OF the Bunch at the Six
teenth Post and 1t Was ALI Over
So Far as the Rest Were
Concerned.

New York, June 25.-One of the largest
crowds of the season visited s~heepshead
Bay to-day. The chief event on the card
was the 10000 great Trial stakes. in which
the crack 2-year-old Jean Beraud was
down to carry 129 pounds. He was the ia
vorite at the odds of 2 to 5. while Glen
helm was backed at . to 2, and the other
horses were nibbled at by the ~half-holdiay
crowds.
At the sixteenth post Jean Beraud shot
out of the bunch and i'm an instant he had
opened a gap of three lengths and it was
all over as far as the others were con-
cerned, for they could never get anywhere
near him. He won very easily. beating
King Don four lengths. Mr.. Phinizy got
third place.
Then came the S~heepshead Bay handi-
car, in which Ornament declined to carry
the proper weight and was scratched.
Inc start was made in "A terrific rain and
dust storm. The horses ran into It as they
came into the stretch. and Taral kept his
mead. stole in on the rail and in an in
slant had come from the far rear and
was leading the way home, eventually
winning what LOOKED like a hopeless race
by three lengths.
Five furlongs, selling-High Lee won,
The Gardener second, Ben Lodi third:
time. 1:O4A. Six furlongs-George Boyd
won. Tremarso second, Blue Devil third;
time. 1:15. Mile and a sixteenth. selling
Mr.. Tenny won. Sunup second. julius
Caesar third; time, 1:4L Great Trial, Fu-
turity course-Jean Beraud, 129, Sloan. 2
10 8 and out. won; King Don, 100, r.. VIII
liams, II TO 1 and s to ), second; Mr.. Phin-
icy. l22, Hamilton, 20 to 1 and 4 to /.
third. time, lib. Miller and Glenhpim also
ran. Fifth race, Sheepshead Bay handi-
cap, mile-Semper Ego, ZIG, Taral, 4 to /
and Z to ., won; Domiter. 100. O'Connor,
l3 to l and 4 to ], second; Tragedian, 107.
Sims, 6 to l and 4 to /, third; time. LAP.
George Keene, Isadore, Daela and Maceo
also ran. Handicap, steeplechase, full
steeplechase course-Royal Scarlet won.
Trillion second, Baby Bill third: time. 5:31.
Decapod ran second, but was disqualified
for fouling.
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among the Mortified audience. Up over
the reserved seats the canvas sweet
like a balloon. trailing behind 1t poles
and ropes n collapsing over the spec
tators on the opposite side of the arena.
More than a thousand men and chill
dren were Rugged tight to the seats by
the e~nveloping canvas. Scores OF knives
cut holes in the tents, through which
many escaped. A torrent of rain fol-
lowed, adding to the confusion but
preventing fire. The killed:
Adolph Halverson. Sioux City. %
years OF age, struck on head by a fall
ing tent pole and trampled on after he
fell to the floor.
A. S. Bell, Steiner. attorney. struck
by center pole; death caused by con-
cussion OF the brain.
Unknown infant; had been tramplsd
to death.
Twenty-Five others were injured.
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F~inancier's Review.

New York. June 25.-The Financier
says: With "A surplus reserve exceeding
S62, 10000 and with deposits increasing
three times as rapidly as loans. II cannot
he said that the New York market is in a
position to favor the moderate advance
which was looked for after definite ar
engagements had been made for the new
government loan. The banks, according to
their statements Saturday. gained $3.50
300 IN cash, while their loans expanded
only 2,262, 600. The increase in deposits OF
$6.51, 400 in view of these two changes is
about normal. As payment of small sub
scriptions OF bonds are the
domestic exchange situation may be ex-
pected to show small advances.
Banks at important Middle and West
ern Ccnters in their correspondence al
ready repor that the loan subscriptions
seem To be creating "A scarcity OF New
York exchange and rates are going higher
in consequence The policy Of the treasury
In collecting as fast as possible remit
tances for cash subscriptions Is reflected
in smaller debtor balances at the sub
treasury and the New York clearing
banks. but the amounts gathered into the
treasury are not large enough to offset
extraordinary payments due to war eN-
penses. Tn result * that the banks are
gaining, not only from the interior move
ment. but from the treasury as well. This
accounts i'm "a large part for the continued
accumulation OF idle capital at this GEN.
ter. IL Is not probable. however. that this
viii continue much longer. Asst the date
for the closing OF the loan approaches the
banks are bound TO lose an appreciable
proportion of their excess reserve, but in
dications point to a merely temporary dis
turbance of small consequence In the sit
uation.
The July dividend payments. aggregat-
ing between $SO.OOO,OO0 and 500. 100000 in
this city, doubtless have caused some OF
the changes for the week, but these will
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CAMARA'S LITTLE SCHEME.

London. June 25.-The Madrid corre-
spondent of the Sunday Times says:
Admiral Camara's fleet will not so to
Manila, but to another port in the Phil
ippines to and troops in order to hold a
strong position. The fleet will then be
ready for action. and IL Admiral Dewey
wants to fight he will have TO leave
Manila bay. Admiral Dewey will thus
either leave the bay unprotected or di-
his fleet. This move has made a
good impression here.
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SPANISH RElNFORCEMENTS

Copyright 1898 by Associated Press.
Kingston, Jamaica, June %. IL a. M
The Cuban agent who has arrived at
Falmouth. Jamaica, in an open sail
oat after a two-days' passage from
the vicinity of Manzanillo. reports That
5000 Spanish troops from Manzanillo
and the west are marching toward San
tiago to reinforce the Spanish soldiers
there.
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A New Worlds Record.

Boston, June 25.-William Matin Of
Lowell. Mass, defeated Harry Fixes
by one and three-fourths miles i'm the
50-mile paced race at Charles River
park this afternoon. and created a new
worlds record from "a to so miles, while
Elkes, who a the lead for the first
two miles, clipped two-fifths of a sec
ond from the record made by Michael,
which stood against everything until
to-day. McDuffie's two-mile record suf-
fered to the extent Of four-hfths Of a
second.
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ECzEMASEVEN YEARS
Scalp and Back Covered with Dry Sore.
Thought itching Would
Drive Him Mad.
COMPLETE CURE BY cUTlCuRA REMEDIES

was afflicted with Eczema for seven years.
aud my scalp was In a bad state. | had a bad
back, three inches Of which was covered with a
dry scab with q moisture underneath. The itch
ing was so bad ! thought it would drive me mad.
tried all remedies | was told Of. but could not
get cured. / was advised TO try CUTIcURA REM
EpIEs. I used five bottles of CUTIcURA REsoL-
vtST. five cakes Of CUrIcURA SOAR, and five boxes
ofCUTIcURA SALyE, and Tlras completely cHsS'.
I have not had a pimple on my head or body since.
>. LONG, 395 Wilton Ave, Toronto, Can.
CrrIcuEA RrNEpTEs daily perform more great cures Of
to-.urnE. disaxurfng. humiliatnE skin, scalp, and blood
diseases fAan al othsr blood and skin remedies combined.
and constitute the only unfsilng external and internal
.-es.r---t g. 81 fs--s ~ nv. srsln eae blood humnFG
SPrspr CuEE TREa-NEST FoR ETE1T HrsoE--
Wan. baths Nth GUTCUKA soar. gentle anoinungs
wifh CuTICUEa rointusutL purrsl o. emoihentskin cures,
ard mild doses OF CrTICrKA kEsoLFKHT. greatest q
blood purifiers and humor cures
sea throuxhou. the World. Porrsn DEus aSp CHKH.
Gear, so.s fropa, Bostoa- Hes 70 Care kcEenA" Eea
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of for Cuba.

Newport News. June 25.-A regiment
and two battalions of infantry en-
barked on the auxiliary cruiser Har-
ward here to-day. and tomorrow will
leave for Santiago to reinforce Cen
eral Shafter. They are the 9th Mas
sachusetts. I'd and Sd battalions of the
34th Michigan, which completed Cen
eral Duffield's brigade, the first detach-
ment of which sailed for Cuba on the
auxiliary cruiser Yale from old Point
Comfort Thursday evening.
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ECZEMA FIVE YEARS
Intense and Everlasting Suffering
Almost Frantic with Itching
Four Doctors No Avail
COMPLETE CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

have been an intense sufferer Of that awful,
dreaded and everlasting disease. Eczema, for five
years. tried every ones advice in medicines,
besides -four doctors, one a specialist in skin dis.
eases, with no improvement at all. and from time
10 time setting me almost frantic with dreadful
itching. At last / gave myself up to CUTIcURA
REMEDIES, expecting them TO result as all pre-
yious ones. To my great and agreeable surprise
found a wonderful change IN three treeks. and
after using three bottles Of CUTIcURA kEsoL-
VENT and one box of CUTIcURA sALyE, / found
myself completely cured.
GEO. A. LOWE, 9O7 Market st., Phil. Pa.
Feb. 20, 1927.
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swept Into the River.

Marietta. Ohio, June 25.-During a Sc
we're gale this afternoon the steamer
William Duffy, which had just left the
wharf with a picnic party of about 200.
was caught by the wind. careened and
several persons were swept into the
river. Three young men were drowned.
They were John Gerken of the orches-
ira. l.. a. Bavan, n commercial tray
eler, n Malcolm Nye of Boston.
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Usual spanish story.

Madrid, June 25.-An official dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba has been re-
ceived saying that General Linares'
column was attacked on the heights
of Savilla by the American soldiers and
a band Of insurgents. The dispatch
says: THE enemy was repulsed with
serious losses. The Spaniards had sew
en- killed and &c wounded, including
three officers"
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Chicago. June 25.-Cattle-The small
supply OF cattle to-day was we'll taken
and prices ruled steady. Choice steers.
81 .s0a5.25; medium, A.50di.6 beef steers.
S.i5H4. 40: stockers and feeders. s. .50G4. 80:
bulls. S.S0d4: cows and heifers. 50 .15d4:
calves. S3.J0d7: Western steers. 81. 20d4 90.
Hog-Prices ruled stronger. some
grades &c higher. Fair TO choice. 9.s7u4:
packers, S.7Od3.S5: butchers. s3.75G3.s5:
mixed. 81. $685.; light. s3.e0d3.s7; pigs.
s.. 75a3.75
Sheep-Sheep were steady. Natives.
S.9a5.25; rams. s.. J0d3. 20: spring lambs.
S6a6.S5: y~earlings. SASH.
Receipts-Cattle. 5000; hogs. 1900:
sheep, $500.
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Portland. Ore. June 25.-Results at IT.
vington: 2:16 pace-Deceiver. won, Alta
second. Oracle H.. third; best time 2:l9l4.
Running, five furlongs-Jim Brownell
won. La France second. Red Spinner
third: time. 1904. Six furlongs-Suscol won,
Howard second, ST. Apollo third: time.
l:l7. Nile and an eighth hurdle-Alcatraz
won, Miss Remson second, Tennessee
Maid third: time, 2:12.
In the six furlongs race The Dragon
stumbled and fell against the fence.
breaking his neck. The horse was owned
by f. Hancock of San Francisco. The
jockey escaped uninjured.
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Standing of the Clubs.


New York. June 25.-The 20-mile paced
race at Manhattan Beach track to-day be-
tween Tom Linton Of Wales and F.. J.
Titus of New York was won by Linton,
who took the lead after the first lap. Lin
ton rode a mountaineering race. lie fin
ished the 18th mile i'm 1925. just 8 3-5 Sec
onds better than the worlds record. made
by McDuffie last week. and he finished in
$3.50 As, which is Is 5-6 seconds better
than the record made by McDufie for -
miles. Titus was five-sixths of a mile be-
hind at the finish.
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solving the Negro Problem.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
The leading and most intelligent ne
groes are now advocating the policy Of in
dividual effort. aud individual success.
with such assistance az tn negroes are
morally sure of receiving from the whites
The theory Is very simple and apples 10
both races. A white man Is nct.rasp cited
because he IL white. but because % his
own character and individuality. He T.
not worthy 81 respect merely because he
is white. He must have some other quality
or mark
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Cash quotations were as foliows: Flour.
duh. Winter patents A.s0d4.g0. straights.
A.Oq4.6O; special brands. hard spring pat
ents. =; bakers. S.25d3.0. No. . spring
wheat. 69a71c; No. ; spring wheat. $50
15c: No. . red. 7sc; No. 2 corn. 3l7sc; No.
? oats, DC; No. 2 white. CSC: No. 3 white.
&c; No. = rye. &C: No. 2 barley. 30n35c:
No. l fax seed. s1.05lA; prime timothy
seed. 50. 50, mess pork. per barrel. sa.55d
$50; lard, per 100 pounds. s.. e2iza5. s7iz:
short ribs sides. loose. s. 5d5.50. dry salt
ed shoulders. boxed. q Aa5c: short clear
sides. boxed. S.65a5.s5.
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Jews

London. June 25-The anti-Semitic
revolt In GaliCia. accol ding 20 the Wien
M correspondent Of the Observer, has
broken out afresh. Sixteen Jews, the
correspondent says. have been massa-
cred at Neu Sandec and the governor
Of Galicia telegraphed that the situa-
ton is extremely serious.
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Milwaukee. Juno Pa special 20 the
Evening Post from towns III Southern
Wisconsin report me worst electric storm
In years last night. 1t Platteville the
tracks Of the northwestern and 81. Paul
roads were washed out and no mail is
expected mere to-day. The house Of Bar
nev Nanstta AZ Cornelia, near Platteville.
was strIck by lightning and his lS-year-
old sou Killed
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New York Mining sfnckH.
Market.

New York, Tune 25.-Ctose-Money
steady at 1dla per cent Last loan. ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3G4 per
cent. Sterling exchange firm at A.S5i9 for
demand and A.Sfd4.Siiz for 60 days. POST
ed rates. A.S5d4.S5ls and $4~.S6iaa4.S7. Com
merclal bills. A.S3. Silver certificates. 594
Coo. Mexican dollars. $3.50. Government
bonds strong.
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New York, June 25-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets here were quiet but firm
to-day. Americans were fairly good. A
Dutch 4 per cent. loan of about G4.50O.00
was issued here and in Amsterdam at
about %. There was a further rise in
Spanish as to-day due to the same cause
as the rise of yesterday.
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Broke "a Record.

Trenton. y. j., June 3.-M. F. Sweeney.
the champion hiEh-iumper. broke the
worlds record at the Catholic club pic
mic here to-day. Sweeney cleared $ feet 6
inches after two unsuccessful trials. His
former record was 6 feet SIS inches.
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OTHER ELS.


Omaha. June acknowledgements. 1.45g.
Market steady. Native beef steers. Sn
AS; Western steers. 81 .90M4. so: COWS and
hejfers. $3.50G4.4O; stockers and feeders.
50 .SOG4.S0.
Hogs-Receipts. 500. Market stronger.
Heavy. b .65a3. 20; mixed. S.6H3.70; light.
81. 62iad3. 67ia: bulk Of sales. $3.55d3.6Q.
Sheep-Receipts. l.O00. Market strong.
Fair to choice natives. s.. 1904 20: fair to
choice Westerns. 81. e0d4.50; common and
stock sheep. s. .509a.6; lambs, sf.sn6. -.
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be reflected to a greater extent during ths
next 10 days.
The low rates Prevailing In the money
markets are tempting mercantile bor-
rowers TO supply their needs. and a great
deal Of expansion in loans can be traced
TO this source.
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New York. June 25-MysterOus BILLY
Smith Of Boston and Andy Walsh of
Brooklyn fought - rounds 20 "a draw be-
fore the Greater New York Athletic club
tonight. Smith had all the better Of b.,
but the referee decided the bout = draw.
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FATALITIES INCREASED.
Three Thousand People Caught in the
TangIe II Ropes and Poles.

Sioux City. Iowa. June 25.-To-day in
creased the record of casualties Of the
wind storm which Frustrated the tent
Of the Forepaugh-Sells circus. Three
thousand people were caught in the
tangle Of ropes. poles and canvas. There
are three lead and a number Of serl-
Ously huTt. while the circus perform
ance was in progress the Canyas on one
side Of the tent was lifted by the wind
and ne exterior poles were pulled from
the ground. The lashings snapped and
the poles were whisked TO and fro
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Eva Rice also ran. Mile and a sixteenth
Hugh Penny won, Brawled second. Al
vado III. third; time, 1:0. -Four and a half
furlongs-Jinks won, Queen Of Song Sec
ond, Josephine b. third; time, :57A.
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Metal Market.

New York. June 25-Pig iron warrants
duh; Northern. si0dll. 50. Lake copper dun
at li&c. Tin barely steady. Lead quiet at
!. 75c. Bar silver, 59Ac.
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Washington, une 25-To-day's state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
ahows: Available cash balance. Slt0975,6S7.
gold reserve. SIS. SIS. 116.
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Minor Positions.

Washington, June 21-The president
sent 10 the senate a large number Of
names for promotion TO minor positions
in the army.
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TW-WTN. NVJIWTG WIZ III TWILTId 20 INC
locals and they secured but five scattering
hits off him. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. II. f.
81 LOUIS .'..... ............... .
bdltlHoIe .'.....' ....... ,.....5 10 3
Batteries-Sudhoff and Clements; Nc
James and Robinson. Umpires-o'Day
and Mcdonald.
1t Cleveland-Meekin's wildness and
the errors of the Giants entitled them to a
shut-out, but that was saved by Davis
two-bagger in the ninth. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
R. f.. E.
Cleveland ....... ....... ......"9 5 0
Batteries-Powell and O'Connor: Nee
kin and O'Grady. Umpires-Lynch and
Andrews.
At Pittsburg-A base on balls and a
wild throw by Padden gave Boston a run
in the eighth and their second run was
batted in. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. II. f..
Plttsburg ........ ....... .......O 3
Boston ...-.... ....... .......... ; ,
Batteries-Rhines and Schriever: Nj
chols and Yeager. Umpires-Cushman and
Heydler.
At Louisvine-Tho Philies won to-day's
game in the first three innings. knocking
Cunningham out of the box. Ehret was
struck on the arm by a pitched bali and
retired in favor Of Magee. Attendance.
800. Score:
r. II. e.
Philadelphia ....... ....... 81 Is 4
Louisville ........ o.. ....... u 3
BatterIes-Donahue and Mcfarland:
Cunningham, EhrCt, MaEeC and Kittridge.
Umpires-Snyder and Connolly.
At Clncinnati-Donovan did we'll with
the exception Of the third inning. when
the Reds hit him for five singles. which.
together with two errors, a hit batsman
and a base on balls, Melted seven runs.
Hin was hit in the head by a pitched ball
in this inning and was forced to retire.
Attendance, $500. Score:
X n. u
cincinnati ...ss'' ss- s..r'.. ~ q
Washington ....... ....... ..... 6 l
Batteries-Hil. Dwyer and PETIT; Dono-
van and Farrell. Umpires-Swartwood
and Wood.
At Chicago-The visitors played well.
bothin the field and with the stick. and
won a close but lifeless game from the
patched team of Manager Burns. Attend
ance. $500. Score:
r. II. f.
Chicago ........ ....... .........3 3
Brooklyn ....... ....... ...,..... II l
Batterios-Thornton and Donohue: Yea
ger and Ryan. Umpires-Emslie and
Curry.
At Tacoma-Forty bases were made in
to-day's game. Clark and Norton were
each fined s. for talking back to the UNI
pire and the latter was ordered out Of
the game. Score:
r. II. T..
Tacoma ........ ....... .........12 20 4
Portland ........ ....... .......- 10 4
BattcrieS-Baw, Norton and Kelley.
Murray and Murphy. Umpire-McInerny.
At Spokane-Seattle defeated Spokane
by better all-round work. Score:
r.. II. +.
Spokane ........ ....... ........ 3
Seattle ........ .......... ........l3 Is 2
Batteries-Rush and Kelly; Adams and
Hartman. Umpire-O'Toole.
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San Francisco. June 25.-Spring woods
Nevada clip. i0dltc: oregon. eastern.
i9ui2e, Oregon valley. I5a17c; Northern.
1tslf5c. Fall wool-Northern lambs. 9n11c:
mountain lambs. Sfl0c: San Joaquin
plains. 6Msc: Humboldt and .Iendocino.
1iU13c.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At st. Louis-The Orioles found no trou-
BILE i'm connecting with Sudhoff's delivery
to-day. McJames was an enigma to the
locals and they secured but five scattering
off him. Attendance. 1000. Score:
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Paris. June Spanish as closed at
3ils. a net loss of y.
London. June s5.-spanish as closed at
3ias. a net loss OF y.
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Batterios-ThorntOn and Donohue. Yea
ger and Ryan. Umpires-Emslie and
Curry.
At Tacoma-Forty bases were made in
to-day's game. Clark and Norton were
each fined s. for talking back to the UNI
pire and the latter was ordered out of
the game. Score:
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Batteries-Powel and O'Connor: Nee
kin and O'Grady. unprecedented and
Andrews.
wild throw by Padden gave Boston a run
in the eight and their second run was
batted in. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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BatterieS-SudhOH and Clements, Nc
James and Robinson. Umpires-O'Day
and Mcdonald.
At Cleveland-Meekin's wildness and
the errors of the Giants entitled them to a
shut-out, but hat was saved by Davis
two-bagger in the ninth. Attendance, 100.
Score:
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Batteries-Hill Dryer and PeitZ; Dono-
van ana Farrell. Umpires-Swartwood
and Wood.
At Chicago-The visitors played well.
bothin the field and with the stick. and
won a close but lifeless game from the
patched team of Manager Burns. Attend
nnnn & 9n Snnrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

children Enoch West. man about
town. was found about o'clock hanging
ny q haltcr IN o. stable attached 10 o.
woodward. wher, he had been duinE odd
Jobs. lie WAS about d years old aud
little ~ known ct him.
The Pacific Mail s. 3. co. has given
orders for the construction ~ two new
steamers 10 ply between San FfauClscp
md Nokohnmn and iinnkhunp. Euch
vessel viii Dec Of immense displacement
with % prVpurtiunntu carp ing capacity
and q speed OF iS knots Thes will each
have cabin accommodations fOf La first
class passengers. The Newport New
ship ynfds ct e. T. Huntington will
build the boats. and experts NJ that plifcc
are now preparing catimutcs Of the cost
b. u. Schwerin. vice president ~ tine
Pacific Mall ia authority for tho fnrO-
going statement.
Rev. Horatio stobhins. pastor of the
First Unitarian church and one of the
regents Of the University ut California.
Hes critically ~ at hiH home in gtu
frunciscp lie suffered severe attack
~ heart failure and for q tim" his no
WIS despaircd o. hut he responded
quickly 10 treatment. nnd hls strong
constitution may enable him Go survive
the shock DR.. stcbiinH. who g. the lead.
inr preacher ~ HIS denomination on the
Pacific coast, succeeded the famuua
Thomas Starr KING Ia the pulpit ~ the
church over which he has presided Tor
a. years. llis Huu. Rov, Rodefick stob-
lins, " nov puatur of a church In
Portland. Maine.