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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
IMPORTANT STRIKE
MADE AT LEADVILLE.

says: Va '"e ~~nu
Ihe announcement was ,uthor,.o
y Ihade yesterday that the Resurrec-
.on NINE OF Leadyille has opened INFO
an ore body that makes It a formid.
npie rival OF the celebrated Little Ion
NY mine OF the same camp.
Inc Resurrection Is located ahout n
mile ana half east OF the Little Ion.
ny and liz. therefore, much nearer the
summit OF the Mosquito range. The
eonhphhys property embraces about
ioo acres. all OF which Is mineral
ground, the principal owners being ID
IL. Monat and Eben Smith.
development has been In progress
on the property for several years. and
has resulted In the opening OF an i'm.
ihehse body OF low grade sulphide
ores carrying from So to So in gold
ana some silver. This ore concentrates
Wen. and the owners have let the con-
tract Tor a large mill, both concentrate
ing ana cynniding. each department of
the MIL having capacity OF 200 tons
per day. The plans for the mill were
prepared last fall, but for economy IN
making the excavations It's erection
WAS deferred until the frost is out OF
the ground In the spring. Everything
Is ready, the site has been secured and
the work OF excavation will be com
menced early In May.
The property is developed by sever
al shafts. the deepest OF which 1,
down 800 feet, and IL was In making 1
connection between two OF the shaft,
IN order 10 secure supply of fresi
air that the ore body was uncovered
The workmen had run the drift abou
forty feet west from the main shat
when the new ore was encountered
and have now been several days In al
Immense shoot, which has been pene
traied 10 the distance OF sixty-fiye feet
Several cross-cu,s. uprnises and WINE
have been made In the ore for III
purpose OF ascertaining it's extent, bu
80 far neither top. bottom nor side o
the body has been found. The ore 1
OF smelling grade throughout and /
Identical with the Little Jonny ore
carrying similar values, about $50 {
the ton In gold.
The strike is In every respect III
most important that has been made
the Leadyille district since the openin
OF the Little Jonny. and so far as IL
trend OF the ore body is now known
promises TO become an equally gres
property.
Leadville men who came down ye
terday say tina, according 10 the r.
ports that have been received from II
mine the drift In the ore body and n
other workings have already expose
thousands OF tons OF ore, and from II
direction OF the ore body. II is believ,
that Il Will. with further development
prove TO BE- one of the largest areas
high liberalization ever found in CO
ogndo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

Nobody can learn all there is worth
knowing in this lifetime" said Mr..
Meekton, wisely. And a man ought
never to assume that his education is
finished. I'm going to keep right
ahead with mine. I'm going to study
astronomy"
His wife looked at him sharply. and
then in a cold, hard tone exclaimed:
''Leonidas. you'll have to think up
some better excuse than that for stay
ing out all night. Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

Hoch. der Kaiser.
tFrom the Paris edition New York Her
ald)
Der Kaiser auf der Vaterland
Und Goot on high all things command.
We two. Ash! don'd you understand?
Neinseif-und Colt!
While some men sing der bower divine.
Mein soldiers sing der "Wacht am
Rhein,"
Und drink der healt in Rheinish vein.
Auf me-und Gott.
Dere's France dot swaggers all around,
She's ausgespieldt-she's no aggoundt;
To much, We drinks. she don'd amoundt;
Meinself-und Colt.
She viii not dare to night again:
But. II she should. I'll show her blain
Dot Elsass und lin French) Lorraine
Are mein. by Colt.
Dere's gran'ma drinks she's NIGHT schmall
bier,
Nit Beers and dings she interfere
She'll learn none owns dis hemisphere
But me-und Colt.
She drinks. dot frau. some ships she's got.
Und soldiers nit Ger scarlet coat-
Ach! We could knock dem-p> uflike
doti
Meinself-und Gott
In dimes auf peace brebared for wars.
bear der helm und spear Of Mas.
Und care NIGHT for ten thousand CT H.
Meinself-und Gott.
In short, i humor every within,
| Nit aspect dark and visage grim:
| Gott pulls NIT me und / NIT him
Meinself-und Colt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

"say. what would you do II you had
a skeleton in your closetT' THE best
thing to do is to make no bones Of it.
Only one out OF every 1000 married
neople live to keep their golden we'd
ding day.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

not regarding them seriously. On the
night of the tragedy Miss Horn and
her favored sutton. Joseph Hess,
started to church tigether. Under the
glare of a street lamp they encoun-
tered young johnson, who drew a re-
volver and began firing at them. At
the first shot Miss Horn fell with a
bullet through her heart. Johnson
then turned the smoking revolver upon
her companion, who, however. ran for
life and escaped without injury.
Several bystanders saw the tragedy,
but made no effort to stay the arm OF
the slayer, who walked unhindered
from the spot after he had done his
work. Johnson has not been heard Of
since the deed was committed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
A Missing Word Contest.

His tongue Glove to the roof of his
mouth. "I-I-that Is" he faltered.
"you-" And then he suddenly caught
her to his bosom. You know what
would say!" he cried. Frigidly she dis
engaged herself. Another missing
word fake" she murmured. pale but
calm.-Chicago Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

ba" The countess is member OF an
old Italian family. and came to Amer.
lea some yeara ago under engagement
by susustin DAILY. For some reason 'he
contract between them was broken
and the countess set TO work 70 win
her own way on the stage, she up.
peared in a shakespsarean comedy AZ
The Garden Thestcr several years ago
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

Henry sedley. who recently en- ,'., a's : sou
Now York, at the age of 10 was o 90
~ tho onec-famous actor ana s WI.
=, sn cor If the Boston Museum WI.
,,am u sedloy- Smith. In his cary ,,.s
DAYS he was an actor, o'' g. which
stage for newspaper work, IN ~, WAS na.
no continued for many years. 81. ~
~ ~ di,erent periods dramatic or. sr''i S. ..
:. Nav york Times and the ne"
York Evening Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

Swansea and South America. We will
smelt every kind Of ore, making q
speciality OF those which generally
have been regarded as most refract-
DRY, particularly zinciferous, arsenical
and barytic ores. In smelling sulphide
ores there will be towers containing an
Invention for the saving Of sulphuric
acid"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
A Matrimonial Venture.

Rlinkers-Hello! Winkers. l hear
YOU married woman with an inde-
pendent fortune.
Winkers (sadly)-N-o; l married .
fortune with an independent woman
New York Weekly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Acting His Part.

$50 you and Dickey have been play
ing soldier, have you, Tommy? hope
you didn't really quarrel with each
other"
Quarrel nothin! Dick only played
soldier about three minutes and then
he said he was goin' to be Cuban In
surgent, and he stopped and went to
eatin'."-Chicago Tribunte.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
kITRICAL TOPICS
.Ay,Nos AND oo'Nos
~ srAoELANo'
a.,t Has sonns Queer
About ssminx fi-ys-~s"
faction. B@sias With ths
.,.--Nots. by tho Way.

q Hoyt may not be de-
"" , man OF superstition. bu,
.s,srthelsss q strong believer
.,asasnl probability. For In IN,
|. pretty generally known
y eus that he is stiekler In
= 20, Of hayins the title OF every
~. .,sys begin with the letter
=. ,,,l niece vas called "A Day
y,,s,~ whereas II might have
I'd The Day and Night" and
vlay, produced at the iAiay-
80, ,heater In Washington is
y, pox in the Manager" Anoth-
.u,,s,sou OF Mr. Hoyts desire TO
a. routine which has brought
,-,ssri,y il found In the fact
!, b uaxillins 20 be Interested
s..lssss Way In productions OF
~, than those OF his own an-
IN mi. Is not because he
4, Is the only playwright in
80 hal because throughout his
~ ,.rsss as a pizymaker he has
raryins success. from a box
,a,, Of yisw. and hesi,a,ss TO
II yoliey. That is praesieail,
,.es shy II Is Frank Mckee,
!. HCys & Mckee. will eompriss
xsasvusa, Of otis Harlan when
r.ss Is presented 10 as In ths
go q nert SEASON In a new pis,
xxss 4 Sizes. called MY limo
tss'
%rnshs original work Of liy
saal.ss is concerned" Gays 'h'
IN a jlnss' Budget. ~,hs pas
,kr, sas slsadef ground for con
A.. U'Esh me OF two EzinOl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

"a % fresh regulations have
"s' shils those Of established
as hardly BE- said to sho~
s''ass 10 point of power or YER
N oas or two instances ~s
~ distinct attempt Al new
vale here and there names
Unfamiliar to the playgoer
sss to the front. momen,arily
Bat the net result IL far from
9 and leaves us in a situation
satisfactory than that appar-
eese Of 1897. Possibly play
=" fessrylnE their strength
-a Nelvemunth of the Nsbs
s'oa' TIA, Il should end In a
~. s'amph. The wish Ia. ~ may
father the father OF the
gacoa.- VI my ''"
H the actor. was locally
chouse," says the Pail Mall
ause on one occasion.
.I'as othcllo at tho Limerick
~, N The well-known passage.
: sretchl Perdition catch
WI 90 love thee' and when
not. chaos is come again"
w The word chaos, as II
.s'0se' Ever after. when
,n )" announced to play, the
~ As the plsygoers was
n, come again" Seymour
Nh. khame, and II Ia recorded
!, ' one night he was playing
d. we dying scene a voice
hs w @Vuse roared out. That's
-, .uouseW Then the audience
h ,s., Singular spectacle. o,hello
b. !, shook his fist in the
we disturbcr, and In a
!, nss Invited him. II he were
Ases, ,Vme down and have his
,h,n. There being no answer
i, ,sose, the hapless Moor
'D'd over and proceeded to
" !, '1 !, who In private life /,
kus y Lieutenant Commander
'a,nh~o.. hrst won recognition
n, IN. MI OF the company which
I'VE 'amented Rosina vokes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

Scientists now announce that whisky
contains ptomaines. In ante-bellum
DAYS In st. Louis they were called
snakes. Louis Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

After much clever work in othar 49,
panies she again won popular acclaim
In The Royal Box" with ch.rlss
coshian. In THE Sorrows OF Satan"
as Mavis Clare. she was one OF ths few
who earned commentator.
One OF the best comments ey
heard upon bueolic criticisms OF the
undraped drama" said an old advance
agent, was by an iraseible Old Ger.
man house manager In a one-nipbt
stand In Wisconsin. A burlesque com.
pany had played Rice's 1892 there
and the costumes had excited the in.
dignation OF local clergyman. who
preached seathing sermon on the I'm.
iquity OF all shows In general and bur.
iesque shows in particular. His re.
marks about the 1892 costumes raised
the Ire OF the old German. who, upon
meeting the clergyman on the street,
biurted out: 'Hlmmel. doctor, Vat
would you preachers hafy Dat d.
ladies OF de Spanish court shout an.
pear before Queen isapella und King
fefdinsnt In herman socks and rup.
per bootsT Hey. yatr"
In queer Bernard shaw's new Rom.
an play. Caesar and Cleopatra" Gle
opasra is girl OF II. who, when she
meets Caesar. 10 lying eurled up on
the arms OF the SPHINX euddling The
sacred cat. and addresses him as "olt
gentleman" In rye acts and eighl
scenes. the play begins with the ar,
rival OF Caesar In Egypt. in pursuit., o.
fompey. after the battle OF Pharsaiia
IL terminates With his departure. as,el
six months stay a, Alexandria With
the Serpent OF Old Nile" Cleopatra
famous use OF carpet. wrapped II
which she ~as conveyed by Apollo
doTus into the presence G! Caesar.
introduced This incident Ia used Il
the Moreau Cleopatra" signed b.
Sardou-
Under the name Elizabeth oidcaxtl,
the Countess Josephine al cas,ieyee
chic Ia appearing In the new Super
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

Under the name Elizabeth oideastle,
the Countess Josephine al cas,ieyee-
chic IL appearing In the new Super
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

She VIII not dare to night again:
But. II she should. I'll show her blain
Dot Elsass und lin French) Lorraine
Are mein. by Gott.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21
COLOR uK Is DRAM.
Appsseasion NeAe - he PPsseessAng
Attorney Ter . warrant ChaRging
the Manages With vislsttsg the
Law-CoaoreA People Inaignant.

The color line has been drawn at the
Ooerun concert Aal. on Cherry street be-
tween Second and Third avenues. Fifteen
cofored people we're refused adnaittance
Monday night. and as . consequence there
r. no end Of trouble IN sight.
The matter was reported at the prose-
cutting attorneys Office yesterday y At
sorney Edward Hawkins. who headed a
delegation Of coIored citizens. Mr. Haw-
kins demanded thai q warrant &c issued
for the arrest OF Ivan Barush. manager OF
the place. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Fulton eaid that IL Was q matter Prosecef-
ing Attorney McElroy must consider pep
sonaliy. This morning another delegation
viii appear to press Its alleged rights IN
der what IL known a. the civil rights Law.
The Oberon was formerly known az John
Cor;'s Palm Garden IL was shut up some
time ago and only reopened Mon
day under the management OF
Ivan Barush Mr. Barush en-
p.oyed George Bancroft. OF the Ban
croft patrol 10 act as special policeman
Acting under Instructions he denied ad-
mittance TO all colored people. about fif-
teen OF whom applied for admittance.
With one or two exceptions those who
were barred out simply said VERY weir
In response to Mr. Rsncroft's statement
that he was simply carrying out his In
sfructions The more they thought OF IL,
however. the more dissatisfied they be-
came. and yesterday decided TO take the
matter into court.
Under the state law all persons within
the Jurisdiction of the state OF Washing
ton shall be entitled to the full and equal
enjoyment OF the public accommodation
and advantages. facilities AID privileges
OF inns. restaurants. eating houses. barber
shops. public conveyances on land and
water. thea.ers and other places Of public
accommodation and amusement. subject
only 10 the condition and limitations eS
sablished by law and applicable alike 70
all citizens.
Anyone found guilty under this law shall
be fined not less than 80 nor more than
sNc and shall be imprisoned not less than
thirty DAYS nor more than six months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

BipsY THROWS Up THE SPONGE.


Bihby. the ~Henoinla cycione, and joe Gress
last nie.st under The saspsrcs - ths Hawthorn
riah IL What scheduled nftcea fsstnd con
fce yxsnss TN the nsidtle of the sixth round
Rtssey tsre~ ~ the sporxe and Gregx declared
the wtnEer-
I, . hot min while II lasted. as3 despite
tks.e who q asht tho rnicsed showed the
white feather, oshsrs rers II the opinion that he
gait because tas crowd turbulent aud acrar
snsY sided wssh t,rvsg
ASIDE sFona the aEst rpE7s. when heRors
even ths ADVANTAGE rested With treSs bat on TIE
either band there ssper~ssiy coed r~ason Al
tie hrsatsins a the SIXTH resna why TIE contest
should nes hate senc i've rcsicAs lonse.
Nct q ss~sn knnrk -dcSa SCORES, ny estner rns
texisRt. although THE rse@ fas, and sci hissws
were isnsiea BY each surfae every round after the
rrSs Fag s-ra ~ere saesss equal IN svssht and
st-e. hst kihNy tef.er snssFic1 ssgsa hiss Asrs
fcsu 1reSx . r-ore-fai seslpu tArasxA the 9;e
r~r psrt Il kss BODY sa4 axhss after she Fs,sssr
sfyie
.,s ne cFsysch~s aowu ard works around ter an
srsHiSs re presents sssst wcr:hY a sasrxans
lie has ssst q s&rfi0ssc svsn vAteA srp~arx 70
sste sn<ssse3 slrsfasaz IT brad In Hzhey's hear
TNe SRA rs1saa was ssres ssstrssy 81 sarsns aY
Art sod rl<ss sparrsus n whicss hesn-s we've even
asef tsas II vss ee " says srnm starr to anisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21
TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE

\ powder 10 be- shaken into the shoes
Al this season your feet feel swgaI,se
nervous and hot. and Z tired easily. n.
YEA hare sFaarting feet or tigh; shoes
and makes walking easy Cures swol-
len ana sweating feet. hlisters and cal
asus spots Relieves Germs ard hssnIons
81 all pain ard gives res; and comfort
Try II today, Sela by al druggists and
shoe stores for .se. Trial package FREE,
Address. Alien s osrnssed. L. Rcr. Ny.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

CINCINNATI Jure A-Bstten won the Tobacco
stakes a. LasnaiA today and established . new
track yersss He covered the distance in - The
previous recerd was 80 Ratten vas hot tavussse
fos rae stake saa ran 1 very god race. He Wa
bumped and soseIed ahnsst fer the arst half mzie.
hms whea he Got clear Ia the stretch he pAssea
G:ecsRe krasx and ca,l C. and By haR length.
The Tobacco stakes Is . selling snair fcf Syear.
ODDS and upward aud wcrs.s S.0e 70 the winner.
who owred By c. Mcdowell There vas DC
hsdsilcg for the winner when he put 20 sca
sale Weather pleasant. track good. Results:
Mile. sraliHg-fhe RsossmAn won. Lachine second
PcehA third Time. l1f3
Fire furioaSs- Nay lane won. LADY Elite second,
IsahinaA third Time ~
Mile. selling Dandy won. Fiaem Respice second
Fresco third. Time t.s3
Mile. the Totacro stakes. selling. for SyeaF-oids
and upwsrd-Basfen won, Gail c. second. George
krass third Time. L NJ
Pine frrlonss- Liisie Smoke von Dissoanse second
EnxhGrss third nm<- l. al
Mile. selling Billy Hcuse uou. Lyilis second VIC
let PArsons third. Time. lal
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DENVER, June M--Oniy one favorise Won today
At Overland Park Results:
Trottine-Om Lucky won third 9th and sixth
heats and rare. Time e:fi. a:isA ::N Sister
Alice took seeoud and fourth heats Time, 2:l6S
2is. Kane took hrss heat Time. I'M
Pscine-E S. won in three straight heatx Time
.:iH 2la. 7.iA
Six farlonss- Alaria won. Lorhness second Jim
Gcre third Time. lis
Fire furianss-LA MAsccsa won La Fcnsera Sc
cod. Rl,se Bell third Tine "a
Emma Rev second Nipisn third. Time nek
Five and half furiones- Quicksilver wox r. q
Ban second. Yellowstone Whisky third. Time 1 Nsl
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ne r-vvd ves,ed ana rAeersd, hnf 80 prcocenc-
Al IN favx a. t,resx hat il hsd is effect On bsbcy
Wher he ssssienly suit IN - ssxfa BE VAS fnne1s
ssesy accused Ct being eu<eG
s,vussd 20 woTk today. Tie eanner received TAN
pure n there ws-e 10 sports present. the majority
al whom raid good prir< To SO the sszn-
Prtuy 70 che prinr1ras event HArrx Ryan, % SFo-
ksne and ne Tacoma fa~orise. Deshman.
rsar-rv6 that TIE steamer would leave for down
sns.rd At - osssck. bat II Vas nearly Two hcafs
laser before The ropes were cast e. Tue party A.
rived hnne seocs midnight
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Vssrea e Eshesrt We "a se>~os~a hx
<y-Fsossee-san L. J nahus 90 c,sve-tsrx
IN - he swn Use Va si.s acting az Ms aren't
sssrrendered afrsxis ~ 1asesee rsr-ss
caars vextsFfa~ as.errsen SIC was re-
leased nr r~rssn2l rerNxntssn~~ z, apv~ar
e~xs week Hubbard wss rerve<sn,es a.
stakeholder sn reesn. horse rar~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

CHICAGO June A-weather at Hawthorne
cloaSy; track fast Results
Eleven -sixsecnths a. mile Selline-r Tangible
won. falma second. Bayrark third Time uQ
Sir furinngs-Abe Fsirst won, EaSeuia wikes seq
end Bitter Root third Time LIS
Mile and an eighth-Riie won. Jolly RoeeY second
Kris Krinsle third. Time. i:s.S
Mile Lillian Reed won. King Bermuda second,
Kamsn third Time. l.tc;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

H0Fsenan r. ~. Berry. Ruled Oh III
Track for Life. Deeaaps.

Track for Life. Deeanps.
ST LOFTS. June . THIS was Elks day at the
fair grounds. and fully Ba0 people were in attend
ance Miss Mae par the only winning farorite.
r NJ Berry and AL If his horses. along With his
departed for parts unknown. Track fast Results.
Sir and half fsrinneS. sellinstso 20 Red won.
Bsrih se-s-nd. Lcring f'rn thi-i Time ~
Mile and sevents yards. selling Annie 0idSeld
won. S~hAnker second. Forbsssh third Time. ~
Fcmr and half striongs. for maiden 2-year-old
filie-Ntiss Mse Day vcn. Martha Street second.
Frssi PLAY third Time. 81
Six fsirloneA handicap-Mr. Phinixey won. Our
Gefsis seeond Ms-ries third Tins. iia.
Five and haif furioass. selling. 2yeaY -olds-Cap-
won. Triats.-s second. tsisa third Time i1H
Mile. er!iins-raGs LILY snn Gen. AcGrudef
second Bella Ward third Time iA.s
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.


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fhoe He khOmafi0D
Gre WIN GO Aeosty
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t. - . fen bs1Ts.
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on saGnnach sruub1ea.
oof Hi Ki1oey 0fe
Win care - pr cea.-
q "a ea9ee Of kieDeg
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enfafrA - matter hsw
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say kind q AeadDeAp =
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HE Casd Cfe VII
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

Imp Loses Big Handicap hy Giving
Weight to the Field.

NEW YORK. June S-There plenty of good
sror- AZ Sheepshead bay today. Tr the Coney Island
bs1fcsp Inn tried ~ take III - pounds and gre
weight 20 all IN the She did IL With excep
.ian fer. Try ra-a right he e~,ii not land the
in Front Of Ben Dovan. the favorite. although
he beat all the Others
The oshe- features vas the Foam, IN which Stuart
Was the farorise. although Water King Mesneriss
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baltimore. ,, Losisville, 4.
LOUISVILLE: Jane n.-Rus for cne error by
classs in the first innine the Orioles wosiid have
served to win. Attendance, i.:oe Score:
r1s,.,.n. ~ $. ss...,.s,. x,,.,,.,,, j.;
Robinson rmrires-S~srscod and Warner.
Broekiys. D. Cleveland. :.
CLEVELAND. Jans s.-Th. horr. team made
big rails in the ,cventh inning and stood good
eh.nes q Winning. bns vas not strong enough
RHE.i RHE
cssrs ,na sssesss xei,,,, .0s
fsrsfn Empires d Dsy ard MeGau.
New York. 4, Pittshurg. 2.
PITTsBuRG. June a-The sensations, feature
II the game Mccarthy. steal bore FROM third
.rins the seore, in the ninth New York won OFT
followed by Tie-nans base hi,- Attendance. 800
Score
Fas,s:ie.- Lever and nowernan: Mcti,nai,y and
Warner. rmpires- Lynch and Connolly
waahinEton. 5, -. Losia. 3.
seps the .eos. out 4 ne double asure. today ::
both sidss 'irTred re ball in great shaIe Ms-ct-
vs.: .h,s -ha ,. pinch ,s A,. 5r , ss,s
ten bases Asiendsnee. $50 Score:
LOW: I. :s::s.a; ss..., !.
CURE Umrises- Enslie and Mcdonald
Boston. 3, Chicago. I.
CHICAGO June % -Tudsy's game was one ~ the
hs1-ss tonight battles Il the season. Beth pitch
ers wye az their Nest snd ap 10 the last inning
Gith had received perfect ard az times sensational
support In she thirteenth .fs.r two outs and with
men second and third Mccormick furnblei. IN
inS the ha.es Gsrth lost control az the ball fore
ins in run, ard coliin.' aessh. Scored three
The aecais could do nothing In their half
Attendance, 2No ssore:
RE- r. H. r,
Chicago .... ... l NRo~sen 80, ..-.v. )
Rassesi<s-tsriss,h and Deuahue Nichois and
CLARKE Cmrires- Gasnes and Mannsssn.
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia. 2.
CINCINNATI June n-fhi,iiys pitched Eses, bail
today, the fhtliiss hrtns unable 10 ger hits when
they ver~ needed Singles hy Vaughn and Smith and
SeiAarhs doshae gave the Locals the winning
in the seventh A clever rAsch by Smith in the
eighth rsessntri the visitors from tying the
Attendance. i.ec Sow;
RHE3 RHE
Cincinnati - iPhsisSslpha. a .
batteries Phillips ard Woods Fih.,d ard Doug
las rmpsres~ Burns and Smith.
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