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FASHIONS ECHOES.

Big Alsatian bows promise to be fav-
orite millinery trimming.
See that your hat matches your costume
If you want the very latest touch OF FASH
ion.
Alpaca in the shades of dark blue, brown
and gray is popular material for trav-
cling dresses.
Rice, chip, Italian and Panama are fav-
orite hat straws. always excepting the
pretty satin braid straw.
Black and white effects are evidently a
feature of dress not to be overlooked this
season, as something in that line is
brought out in nearly every gown.
In pretty effects for summer dress
there are the white serge and pique skirts
worn with pink silk waists the hat and
paraso both matching the bodice
The latest pettcoat has a long, sheath
like yoke piece OF glace or foulard which
meets a succession of lace lounces. These
soft flounces produce the most successful
effect beneath modern cut skirt.
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FITzSIMMONS IN FINE FORM
BEAT MADE THE CHAMPION CUT
or soaE WORK.
pion ms on Edge-He Is About
MiddieNcipht Limit.

New York, June 6.-Bob Fitzsimmons was
compelled to let up n little In hts training
work to-day, owing TO the extreme heat. Mar
tin Julian advised the champion to take things
easy. Instead Of boxing with his sparring
partner in the barn. Fitzsmmons had can
vas enclosure erected In the rear of his resi-
dence and there he fought nine hard anc fast
rounds with Ian Hickey. Jack Eyernardt aud
"Yank" kennoy.
Fit2 appeared to be on edge and IL any
thing looked TO be trained a trme line HIS
WORK with the gloves was all that could be
desired by his most sanguine adutrents and
when he turned in for shower bath and a
rue down. "boo' showed no Signs OF fatigue.
While the other three puEillsts were wilded
considerably, FitEsmmons is now about at
the middleweight limit aud chocR tull OF con-
ldence In his ability to win from the young
weight OF nearly nifty pounds when they meet
most Friday at Couey Island. The early
morning work was also reduced, and. wits
the exception of punching the bag and turn
with the men Mt handball Fitzsimmons did
not exert himself. In the evening Bob took
his usual run OF twelve miles. and as soon
as he had another rub down retired.
Martin Julian. who is watching out for the
intoiCs's of the champion. SAID tonight that
j Hsimmons was in rare good trim and that
iron. now on the work would be diminished
gradually, as he felt that his man was on
edga and there would be no further use for
exhaustive training.
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Paris, Texas. juno 6. 4 club has been or
ranized in Paris TO be known as the Gibbons
Lake Country club and has applied for a
charter The membership is limited to 100
at $50 per share Tho purpose Is To erect a
handsome two -story club house at the new
DIV lake, seven mllca northwest Of the city,
grounds and q tennis court will be os,absisneu
A natatormm 2igt0 feet VIII be- quit with
cement bottom and Will be enclosed and heat.
bowling alley Will also be- put IN. The officers
of the club are: May0r j C GibhonR. prcsI-
dent: Jack Gordon yico president; r. j Rec
ord. treasurer Il. j. Baldwn. secretary II
the consent of tho council can he obtained,
hoats will be placed on the lake and IT will
be stocked with camo nsh. II is hoped after
these improvements are made that ouied"
capital can be induced TO build trolley line
from the city TO the lake.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BOSTON Former Mayor Frederick O.
Prince IS dead OF lung trouble.
CHICAGO Mrs belle Marshall Robson.
wife OF wealthy broker suicided by shoot
ting herself because OF IN health.
urban. N. Gil V. nuke has given
Trinity college $4,000 making totR OF
$4,000 donated the college by tho Duko fam
ly 10 the past wear
WASHINGTON A tranrfer Of property is
said to be preliminary to legal separation
between pishcp Hurst Of the Methodist Enla-
copai church and his wife.
DUBUQUE IA heavy rain and wind
storm at Guttenberg did heavy da->Se. Emil,
John and Theodore Rath were probably fatal
w hurt A hoy named Radch was drowned
KANSAS CtTY--A rumoroi combine Of coal
producers Of Missouri and Kansas rs denied
as the railroads could not be induced to per
nit Vt 10 become n fact and thoy control tho
situation,
NEW YoRK-.A special TO the Herald from
Washington snyst General Brooke Is serious
lN handicapped In his administration of az
faira In Cuba by tho absence az u large num-
Der of officers from their regiments
SANTA FR. ~ Non account OF The un-
precodouted drouth and the recent order OF the
interior department excluding rnnchmen from
forest reservations, shoopncn are IN n mad
plight and sheep are dy'ng by the thousands
HAMILTON. O.-Chief OF Police Peter
Claire OF this city, hts vito and daughter,
Margaret were run down by locomotive
the chief was Killed Immediately, Margaret
died n few hours later The mother aud wife
can not survive.
NEW YORK "A special to tho Tribune from
Washington snys. Rear Admiral George w
Melville engineer In chief of the navy, has
started for Nov York to receive the honorary
degree Of master Of science from Columbia
University at the commencement exercises
this week.
NEW YORK The departure Of Mrs. Wright
scwnll Of Indianapolis on the Bremen Thurs
dav marks the exodus Of American women to
London for the quinquinnial mealng of tbf
International Council OF Women. which VIII
open June 70. and continue until Wednesday
July o, inclusive.
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Her children and relatives came to her
bedside before DEATH thee are seven or
eight children. They will bury the body
this evening at 4 o'clock
DAVIS.-H Huntsville Texas. June 4.-The
wife of Mr.. j. ~ Davis died at the fam
liz residence in East Huntsville. She had
been quite sick several months hut was
thought to be improving when the final
summons came. A husband and four
children are left.
HILL Texarkana, Texas, June 5.--kev.
p. II. Hill, aged 6S years, for several years
a Baptist minister, died here this after
noon after an illness of nearly three
months. He leaves a large family here
to mourn his loss He has for the last few
years been running the Hill house here.
KELL.-Kaufman. Texas, June o.-Mr.
Rial Kell, living six miles south OF Kauf-
man. died this morning OF consumption.
He was an old settler and a hignly re-
spected citizen. lie leaves wife and
six children To mourn the loss o! father
and husband. He also had many friends
and relatives in kaufman county.
SABINE. Texas, June s.
Miss Mirtle Sabine, beautiful young lady
of tins city, died this morning from an
overdose OF morphine, DR.. StaIcup was
called in during the night and thought she
was out OF danger when he lett He
thought. perhaps sGe not realizing the dan
ger, repeated the dose after he lett
/ WHITESlDES.-lem Texas June l.
Miss Martha Whitesides died at the King !
Daughters hospital yesterday from the ei-
fects Of an operation for the removal OF Il
tumor. She came TO the hospital for treat
ment from Holland where her parents
reside. and her body was shipped there Tor
interment.
NJ 'WILLIAMS.-Mc Texas, June
5.-W. w. McWillans died this morning
at Rice Texas, OF an abscsss OF the lungs.
The deceased for several years occupied
an important railway position in this city
and was a member uf the local knights OF
Pythias and Masonic lodges, which VIII be
represented at the funeral at Rice tomor-
/ row.
! HUNTER Texas, June 6.-H
NJ. Hunter a young man about % years
old and one of Kepedy's best business
men, died at his home mere this morning
/ at o'clock OF typhoid fever, He leaves
! & father, mother ana two brothers. There
/ Is no young man esteemed higher than
! this young man, and tae entire community
mourn his death He was a member OF
/ the Woodmen of the World, and the re
mains will be taken charge of and buried
by that order at the Escondido cemetery
at o'clock today,
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NEUROLOGICAL.

HOOPER.-lnez, Texas. June 1.-Died,
Psu Sebastian, infant son of DIR. and Mrs.
X B. Hooper; born June 20, 1898; died
Nay H. 1899
oSotRA-Kaufman Texas, June g.
Im Crobra. young man about 90 years
GA, aled yesterday Of consumption. lie
Aad been sick for about ono year.
NUlRHEAD-Temple. Texas, June -
hooeIt Nuirhead, after being i'll for some
lime, died last night. His remains viii
o buried at the city cemetery this after
noon at 4'3O O'Clock.
GRAf-Paris, Texas, June s.-Dr. II. L..
eiay young physician of Direct, died in
Ollk county, Arkansas. while on a visit
70 ns brother. He leaves a wife and one
child surviving him.
RAWLlNGS.-Huntsville. Texas, June
t-Mrs Fannie H. Rawlings, widow Of
sle Iale Dr. w. A. Rawlings, died yester-
Ii afternoon at the home of Judge w.
a Legh' She had been in bad health for
several years.
. AENNERLY,-Woodville, Texas, June
s-p!ea' at the family residence on the
. S0rnlne Of the 9Th instant of congestion,
hennerly, Jr. infant son of Mr.. and
MS ). B. Kennerly.
w. TELLER, Bryan, Texas, June o.
X, Lemael Stateler died at the home OF
o ~ sun' IN this city, this morning at 1870
NJ. IN the seyentlffth year of his
WI, me remains were shipped to Green
'I Texas Iexas. today for burial
NJ. '1gEN'-Holland, Texas, June e.
ins hayden OF this city died this morn
s,s, one had been sick about a week;
,.S something like collie, she got worse
shs .n gay or SO inflammation set in and
= sugegm6ed at o'clock this morning.
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SPORT NOTES.

Game today begins at 4S0
chamberlain will pitch for Houston today
Coleman for san Antonio.
Honeyman made another fine catch yester-
DAY and Griffin also did some very good work
at shortstop.
Alexander Is a valuable acquisition To the
San Antonio club and they win be further
strengthened by Kohnle, who arrived last
night and Will play left field In this after
Moons game.
In the fifth inning Brockaway felded Honey
mans grounder Clearly and threw the ball
over Mullaneys head, and the ball hit a
spectator who was sitting on the bleachers.
Jones. who was the star pitcher Of the
Southern league, and George Keefe, a good
pitcher and outfelder who led the batter7
in the same league, have been signed by
Houston and will be in today's game,
The Orioles met and defeated the Little Au-
ditoriums by score Of - to : Tn feature
Of the game was the battiGs OF II Journey.
who knocked two home ruus. Batteries. For
orioles, j. Towles. b. Dyer and II Journeay
fer Auditoriums. L. Crawford and c. Craw-
fCrd
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WOMEN GET WELL
prisins Effect of an old FamiI,
Heirloom.
marvellous Healing Power Becom-
Ing Widely Used.

bs, u, travels fast. The announcement
nops sth wen known remedy c., f. p. was
useS 'ueE IMAM famous old prescription
lies ~ Que OF the old Chattanooga fami-
vids generations has caused a very
recen,l,q Ior 1t. In a personal letter
o. tha written to one of the members
nors ~ Hliy Mrs Sarah jenkins of Glen
bad s,s,, ys:-"l am A years old and
nepsss Tor years with painful
tushlna a.'tnded with sour stomach and
ny Ia. Vi blood to the head and since
had vnlId was born, four years ago.
SPELL mites; | also had severe nervous
eouls palpitation of the heart so ald
ieiues 80 rest / have used female med =
but toUss inherent kinds for a long time.
aombv no relief until about four
your q ego when commenced using
and Il - T. (Gerstle's Female Panaceal
hsalth" Has completely restored me to
ssid remedy has been put IN and is now
hoir, nearly all druggists at sl.OC q
lette az A Tor G. F. p and be sure these
case The displayed on the bottle and I'm
soaetblns 4ugsist hasn't got it do not take
once ana e'se. but ask him to send al
% this So bottle for you. If he won't
Co, cha,,aa one dollar to L. Gerstle &
supply Van ass Sga Tenn, aud they will
sguILs re,n u.seet Do not fail to get the
wing plalnIr me bottle and wrapper
L csrst1y labeled G. f. P.
earInsnt - 20 have established a de-
ior fee ad,,, winch all ladies may write
70 charge n about their sickness. Ii
Fitting IA. women exclusively. When
roOra ARE ARE Of L. Gerstle & 90 G hefisn
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ronAY,s ENTRIEs.

Three-uuarters Of mile-St Rogue, 81
Aueustine ia. Alexandria Ill, Mound City
gaprts Floyd 109 Chiffon, Josephine l0l
DR. Graves iOl. Trismegistus sS. 70 No see
Fiying Bird. Trust Me, Nancy Seitz, Ruby
Riley Mona B 80. ,,, ,
Traveller III, Farondale l0i, jump 90, Floris-
Nil and a sixteenth. handlcap-crocket IL
Meadowthorpe 100, Ed Farrell 10. Lady Cai-
Tnree-ouarters OF a mile--Gibraltar Ill, Sly
1O1 Fausturo 100, Mint Sauce Cimp) 81, Ken
sington %. Ada 7 3d.
San, phillips iOs. Ned Dennis 10s, Southern
Girl Flbe lOs. ChicBamauga, Ben De Bar
John Halsey l04. Terralene, Felix Bard l0l
Mile, selling-osrlc H. CzaroHitz ia. VII
son iia pat Mornssey III. Can See En- 100
Flight Bells Saratoga, Annie Oldneld los. RED
Pirate 95, W C. Daily 92 Very Light 90.
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Batteries--Nops aud Robinson; Tannehlil
aud Schryer.
Washington, June s.--Thc Chicago team
could not hit Dlnsen today.
Score x IA Il
Washington .....,.......,o0i COZ 0o0-- 3 s
Chicago ............... 900 100 000-- 8 0
hatteries--Dineen and Mcclure; Griffith and
Chance.
Philadelphia. June e.-The Phlllies tied the
score in the seventh inning, but wen, to pieces
IN the field in the eighth inning and made four
errors giving ST. Louis four runs
Score n II Il
-. Louis .........,.,,,..,iN 100 100 0i0-- + 10
philadelphia ,........... 900 O0l t0i-- 3 s
natteries-Young and o'Conncr. Donahue
and Mcfarland.
New York, June THE Giants easily dis
posed of the Cevelands today,
Score IA n
Cleveland ......,.. go 900 200 &
New York .....,,..,.,.. 200 0oS Sl' 10 i
Grady
New York Juno e.--The home team won out
today The fielding on both sides was good
Score ~ II u
Cincinnati ............ col Geo 0Os-- 10 /
Brooklyn .......... 500 0ia Oas-- \ d
Batteries-PhIll.ps and PETIT; Kennedy, Nc
James and Farrell
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Many table that wabbles is blamed
for a flaw. when it is a floor
Blackberries are now putting on airs
thai lately belonged TO the strawberry.
The great American mania for soda water
is now booming the trade at the fountains.
If girl can not be woman and angel
at the same time let her postpone bcins
the angel.
Why do they always put the laundry
mark on the most conspicuous spot on
GU best handkerchiefs.
There will never be half the oi,,uresque
excitement about a fire when an automo-
bile responds 10 the alarm.
The most beautiful woman loses some
of her charm as soon as she is seen eating
The act is never graceful, though necea-
sarv.
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THE RACES.


Now YorkF June Tine chieI event az
Cravesend today was the Brookdale handicap
at a mile and an eighth in which Don D'oro
was n slight fsyorite Don D'oro won by a
head summary:
Six furlOngs-sweet Caporal' Concord
Hapsburg, Time i;lfiz,
,ucLi9p Rhirelr lder Time 1.43.
the Criterion stakes. four and half fur
iongs-Virginal Earl, Primrose Day. Oneek
Queen. Time 55A
Brookdale handicap, mile and an eighth
non moro WArrenton, Bangle. Time / so.
Five furlongee -Plucky. Red Path, Wooster
Boy Time iQZ
Nile and sixteenth-Central Trust Peat
Pacemaker Time l.4s.
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pRosPECT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Now York. June 6-Chief Of Police Deyery
tonight gave out the following statement rel
alive to the action be will take IN case tho
Recommendations fight next Friday night
resolves itself into a brutal suggine matcn:'
From certain published statements Of OK
perts on prize ring ana boxing matters ana
from various sources II would app ar tnat tue
would pc pugtlist!C champions VINO are down
Tor spariiug contest az the Coney Island
Athlete club on Friday night next or tnetr
hackers or managers. Intend to have under
the guise of a Horton law spaTring contest a
Leuune old time smuggling mHtcn or prize
Tight II no sluEgiug match is intended. then
the inference ~ that these statements and
Impressions are spread Tor the sole purpose
of gulliur ana Imposing on the public.
considering tho parti S to the contest their
respective weights. 30 aud 65 pounds, the
other attending circumstances aud conditions.
1t is almost a physical lmpossibiiltY for the
two individuals referred to to rarry on law
full contest for points on the coming occa-
sion The very nnture of things tend to an
cut and out priZe fight.
u shall be present at the contest. ana as
chief Of police 1 shall personally see TO II
that the letter and the spirit OF the law rela-
tive to such contests are ob.yed. aud that
there Will be no smuggling nor heavy hitting
nothing hut clean cut, lawful sparriug OK
Lihiuon for points ANY person who pgtmitg
himself 10 be gulcd or imposed upon by
thinking otherwise viii find himself very
much mistaken. II will he well for tho public
tn understand that the first heavy blow struck
vii. mark the end OF the contest
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Five and a half furlongs- Modrine iii, Gar
terloss Iii. The Corinthlan, Hattie Royal,
Withers King Bramble. Pcttifoggcr. Hans
borough Eileen Daly Celoritus lO2.
ono and a sixteenth miles. Spring Special
Tillo 1872 and Admiration 100 tpaget entry,
Tragedian. Candlehlack 10, Dr. Eichbcrg,
Ethclbert ne, Roysterer l06.
Three-lourths of milo, handicap Hand
bah 1875 Caosarian 49,, Concord, Mazo. st.
Clair l2S Ben Iiadad i23 and Blarneystonc
III thrown ontryl ST. Lorenzo 10 Athy ll1.
Or. Sharp III Danforth III, Slnsher los
One and an cighr miles, selling Esthca loS,
Garter 1903, Merlin loi. Miss Patron IS. The
Gardener o.
Five and a half furlongs selling Trumpet.
Precursor loo. King Dramhe los The Amazon
10S. Ghetto. Dhidencc Prestige l02. Lottte
Shoviilo i00, Belle OF Orleans. BE Gun The
Laurel 20. Iunovator 9S. Pirate o..
Ono and three fourth miles hurdle hnndi-
cap Forget 40 Premier li2 Floraine li0,
Aruuebus 1856 Peter II, Sir PIsy, Beaufort
1885. Aurclnn iS2
Clear track fHst
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FOR BURNING BOYS.
Deputy United states Marshal Jones
Gets Tyenty-One Years.

Muscosee. l. T., June Gin the United
States court here Nelson NJ. Jones, the ex-
deputy United States marshal, who is held
directly responsible for the burning OF the
two Seminole Indian boys near Maude,
Oklahoma, in January, 1888 and who was
convicted OF taking part In that crime. has
been sentenced to twenty-one years in tha
penitentlary.
Msthes, another member OF the mob, was
given ten years in prison at Fort Leayen-
worth, Kan. Craig, who was convicted OF
killing Deputy Marshal Heinrichs al ITALIA
quah, /. T., last March, was sentenced T.
be hanged July rs.
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=. ,.ir skin should be unshaded from the
AZ ,as RAYS of a scorching sun.
~ very newest idea in parasol decor
IN. and one which affords an agree
s ~ change from the floral trimming, is
~, n sewing applques .,esigns all over
" M covering All kinds of insects and
.r,i H." animals are impressed into service
~, ne fayorite is the butterfly with deep
.,s,m and pale yellow wings and dark
s,oxa bodles. The ribbons are then trim
mSd with frills OF soft silk or null.
Among the inexpensive designs is a
,,,ssol Of brown grass linen lined with a
pi.,srSlo green. The linen is embroidered
4 green. and rufhes of the same color
li,so decorate the covering for nearly nalf
It's width.
The third design has covering of fig
ured Persian silk trimmed with frills OF
tbe same material, sun plated. and over
hid with another ruffe of Liberty silk
edged with narrow ribbon.
All OF the fashionable summer sun
shades are plentifully trimmed at the end
81 the rod. this little decoration being in
NE form Of a rosette developed in soft
goods, an immense bow, or any fancy that
peises the fantastic taste of the owner.
Helen Gray Page.
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sr1.ER TO REFEREE.

New York. June 6.--Georee s,ler. who Will
referc. the big fight between Jeffries and Fitz-
simmons at Coney Island on Friday night.
arrived from Chicago today.
II have not decided upon any special course
TO pursue ia the big nght.' he said because
/ bavr not had a chance 10 talk with the
p.iacirals. don't see why this should oe
auy harder to referee than other big fights
at which l have presided, Both men are
pi etc easy TO get along with In the ring
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RAILROAD MEN CONVENE.

Two Thousand ot Them from All
over the Country nj Cumberland.
Cumberland. Md, June G.-The conven-
ton OF railroad men, including the repre-
sentatives Of the Brotherhoods OF Conduc-
tors, Engineers, Telegraphers and all Of
the railroad organizations. began today and
will continue tomorrow
Congressman William McKaig spoke
Of the automatic coupler as a great boon
to tho railroad men and paid tribute to
he resources ana herolsm Of the railroad
ore.
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PROBABLY LYNCHED.
one of the Negroes Engnged In Hub
bard Murder Caught.

Centeryille, Ala. June e.-wnl Hill, who
was an accomplish Of his brother, Alex
Hin, in the murder OF Mrs Rufus Hub
bard and the wounding Of her husband
yesterday, near Leon Blbb county was
captured near Blucton at midnight last
night, nine miles from Centerviil-. The
posse left, as they claimed. for Centervlle
10 place the negro In Jail They have not
reached here YET and no doubts are enter
tanned that Hin was lynched. Another
posses IS utter Alex Hin and he Will 90
the same road II caught.
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A silver Niye,ty.

A novelty In small silver that on won
ders has not been thought of before is the
comb and brush cleaner. The pair is rath-
err psradoxical the comb cleaner being a
brush. while its mate is a sort Of broken
backed comb, something like a rake, that
thoroughly intrudes itself quite to the
roots of the longest bristles.
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st. louis Events.

81. Louis, June 6.--Track fast Summary
Six turlcnss-Rell Punch. Sorrow. Com
mand Time. i:l5.
Mile and slSteenth--Dutch Bard. Monte.
donicu. Livadia Time li9is.
Five furlongs- Bit Of Fashion. Triadltza
Segurancs. Time, l02l5
Seven furlonps--Fireside, Eddie Jones
Found. Time. l.2S,
Mile. selling-Ki Indra, Parole D'or
Time. ii2is.
Mile and sixteenth, selling INDIAN. Cole
Band, Darheo. Time. i4SA.
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{ IN WOMAN'S REALM s

as wen as corset. Brocade Is the SIN
most In favor. and both the skirts and ths
corset are embroidered exuuisitely with
me owners monogram. Lace Hounces
trim the skirts and tiny frill OF the same
pattern of lace finishes the corset at the
top.
Meals for n Day.
BREAKFAST.
Ham Omelet. Tomatoes.
Graham Mullins. Baked Potatoes.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Potatoes au Gratin.
Toasted Biscuit. Fried Fish
Canned Apricots.
Tea.
DINNER.
French Vegetable Broth.
Escaloped Chicken.
Potato Croquettes, Spring Salad.
Cream Cheese.
Coffee.
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stolen bases-Loman 2. PequinneY g.
Two base hits-Mobley. Peuuinney.
Home run Richardson.
Double pllys-Kemmer unassistei Herbert
and Gillgan. Brady and Grimm
IN struck Dss,s on Wild liatters
pitcners- nIngs. out balls. pitcnes. hit.
9 p5E,. ~. 49,. : 8 9
I-,npire-Matthews.
lime OF game-i;35.
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sHREVEPoH1's CLAIM
70 the Prnuant of the Southern
HnNchMII Asanrintlnm.

Shreveport. La June e The Shreveport
Baseball association will claim the pennant
OF the defunct Southern league on the ground
action Of Mobile and Now orleans and con
upued to play BAH according to schedule
after the withdrawal OF the above mentioned
teams from the league.