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great man. died their desire was to be buried in the consecrated earth. The church then became their monument. and the stories of their lives was en- eraved on memorial tablets near the high altar The church, too, was dedi- cated to some saint, or martyr, whose relics were in the high altar, and the ambition of all who could, was to be buried near the saint and near the al- tar and in the church, and all over Flu rope and the East these church monu- ments, cathedrals since the third cen tury, mark the steps of the world, it's battles and it's blood, and it's advances through battle and blood as the weary centuries went by. Burn the books and the legends on the church monuments and cathedral walls over dead martyrs and reformers will furnish material for the history again. But church crypts were soon filled with the head, and room for the overflow was found in the church yard burying ground, for the first time in the history of the world are the virtues of the common people told in enduring stone and their names pre- served for their posterity. The discov- cry or Alnerlca OpeHeu d new cnapIeI in world history and developed a new race, and the stones which mark the graves of New England's early dead re- fleet the stern theology and gloomy dis position of those hardy men for although the memorial stone bore the face and wings of cherub. there was no hope in the face of sculptured childhood, for hades was paved with the bones of such. Twas an epoch of gloom.
 Even the cave of primitive man was less dreadful than an early New Eng
 land grave. In both the dead was bur jed "out of sight" in the cave without hope or thought of resurrection; in the early New England grave a happy res urrection was only for the elect, and no
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AUCTION SALE
MONDAY, Sc ptember .lth.

sign, deceased MONDAY, September ;lth, the following described property. The sales will he held Oh the respective premises as follows:
 AT 10 O'CLOCK, the land and buildings known as No. 75 OR ANGIE ST. The old established business stand of the late Wooster A. Ensign.
 AT Il O'CLOCK, the two desirable building lots on West Chapel street, between Norton street and Winthrop avenue. Also building lot on the rear fronting on Derby avenue.
 AT 12 O'CLOCK, the frame dwelling house, No 320 Whalley avenue, Ohe residence Of the late Wooster A. Ensgn,) opposite Carmel street Also two building lots on the rear, fronting on Elm street.
 SALES POSITIVE-RAIN OR SHINE.
 Terms made known at time of sale Don't forget the day or hour of the re- spectiye sales. These sales will make It an object for any purchaser to buy.
 On the I2th of September, the household furniture in the house No 32O Whalley avenue, will be sold at Auc- ton at 10 o'clock. consisting largely in part of Carpets, Billiard Table, Chamber Sets. Tables Chairs, Bookcases, etc, etc.
 EDWARD c. BEECHER, s6 Ct AUCTIONEER.
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Boston Grocery.
 Boston Grocery.
FREE! To All The Ladies This Week.

If the housekeepers of New Haven and vicinity will call at our store we are prepared to give them one of Mrs. Lincoln's (author of the Boston Cook Book) latest cook books of 50 pages FREE, prepared of season. able recipes for each month of the year.
 Call and get thls novelty. which every housekeeper wants, and Is the latest from the pen of New Englands famous author and lecturer and the only woman manufac- turing pure cream tartar Baking Powder which bears her name.
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AUCTION SALE.
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Courts
 September 8, 1899 ESTATE of JULIUS LUQUIENs, late sf
 New Haven, in said district, deceased.
 the last will and testament of said deceaseds having been presented in Court, and Emma C. L1quiens, of New Haven, having made written application praying that the same tary W may be granted, as by said application on file in this court more fully appears, 1t is ORDERED-That said application be to he held at New Haven. in said Districts on o9 the ' 12th day of September, 1s99, at ten o;clock i'm the forenoon, and that public n9.. tice of the pendency of said appllca ton, ana on he given to ali parties interested in said estate, esi by publishing this order three times in q newspaper having a circulation in said dstrict By order of Court, . II Al ALRlERT; E yEa,Hh s.s sH!erss ..:
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FOR RENT.
F{lR IsENI

I1S FRONT street, near Grand avenue, eight rooms; for one or two families; SIS. In quire at THIS OFFICE. s7 If
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. GRAVEL ROAD, WOODBRIDGE
District of New Haven, ss. Probate oourA.

District of New Haven ss. Probate Courh. September 9th, 1899.
 ESTATE of GEORGE w. MALLORY, lata The Court of Probate for the District oH New Haven hath limited and appointed siN months from the date hereof for the credit s against H 'D said % estate. Those who neglect tc exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred. All persons indehted to aald estate are requested to make immediate s6 St Executor.
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FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE first floor flat. five rooms and an attic room.
 s5 2tp Ill DWIGHT ST.
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Patent Stove BrIek are Cheapest. d;

Dlstrct or New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 September 9th, 1899. ESTATE of JEREMIAH J., CATHERINE, DENNIS, MARY D., TIMOTHY SUL- LlVAN. all of New Haven, in said Dis trlct, minors.
 Kate Sullivan, Guardian, having made written application for an order authorizing and empowering her to sell and convey ceI- tain real estate of said wards. as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears 1t is
 ORDERED = That said application be heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven. in said District, on the 18th day of September, 1899. at ten a clock in the forenoon, and that public no. tice of the pendency of said application. and of the time and place of the hearing there on, be given by publishing this order three times in some, newspaper having n circua- s7 St ALBERT F. WELLES, Clerk
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ON Plymouth St, extra well built, pleasant ly situated two flat house. Favorable terms to buyer Apply to
 RUFUS $. PICKETT, SC 1t S2 Church St,
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IMants.
WANTED

WANTED. PLEASANT rooms with board at Sf 1T 136 SHERMAN AVN
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FUTURE OF CUBA.
WIN Probably be Influenced Largely
by Madame Ccspeucs.

by Madame Ccspcdcs.
j, HAVANA. May 3.-Thc future OF Cuba
will probably be largely Influenced by q
woman, Madame Cespedes, whose salon
Is visited by the best known men, not
only Of Havana, but Of the entire island.
General Maxine Gomez Is constant
visitor and welcome guest OF this lady.
and dimes with her from three to five
times week.
Madame Cespedes ia tho widow Of the
first president of Cuba In the ten years
war. and decisions reached ut her salon
are far more effective than any decree
passed by the recently defunct Cuban
assembly. Men OF standing who are
devoted TO the principle OF Cuban ma
tional Independence are welcomed to
the salon and assist In Its counclls It
Is believed by persons who are In u
position to know tina. u full understand
Ing has been reached by Madame Cess
pedcs and General Come. regarding
Cuba's future and the first real presi-
dent Of the proposed republic. for oil
former presidents had held Office with
out power. At one time General Gomez
was seriously considered for the prnsi-
dency but after the action Of the as-
sembly IN assnlling his course 1t wns
considered that his candidacy would
probably meet with strong opposition.
The result OF consultations nj Mad
nmr Cespedcs' salon. It is asserted, that
the first president OF Cuba ahall be Car
log Cespedes. son OF the war president
The party OF General Gomez believe
that It Is none too early to begin a
movement In behalf OF Carlos Cespedes
rs they expect that American occupn-
ton Of the island will end before next
summer and probably BY April. 1900. It
Is represented that Carlos Ctspe,les
Possesses every quality that Is likely to
mako him popular with the masses
throughout the entire Island. He Is
about forty years old and Is unmarried.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS,
Tho Daily Chronicle Of Whceifng.a
Progressive Nefpf}a,n

Progressive Neighbour. LEX
The Woman's Club held it's hast regu-
lar meeting OF The season at tho homo
OF Mrs. B. o. Williams on Fourth street,
yesterday afternoon. WIKI tho meeting
yesterday the club closed the second
year OK its history, which has beea in
every respect phenomernlly eucccss-
full one. The programme consisted OF
musical and literary numbers, each o.,
which was enthusiastically received. It
was decided by the organIza non 20 1o,n
the state federation. The out uf-town
guests were Miss Nellie Jepson, OF St,
ClairsT!le, and Mrs. W. E. HerTey. OF
Pittsburgh. After the rendition of the
programme. the election Of officers for
the next year ensuDd. WITH the. follow
Ing result: President. Mrs. L. J. {.
Drehrcn: first vice president, Mrs ".
W. Wood; second vice president, Mrs,
r. Il. Kerr; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. L. X. Hoge; assistant secretary,
Miss Ella T. 1nglebright; directors,
Mrs. John Turner. Mrs. e. c. Boyd.
Mrs. George II. Smith. Mrs. William
LuptoD. On the evening OF May II The
outgoing otiicerp will give u reception
In honor OF the coming officers at
the home OF Mrs. A. ]. Smith, on Fourth
strct.
Yesterday afternoon heavy hail
storm visited the south part of the city
while the north portion OF town escaped
without the slightest sign OF hail stones.
The residents living In the path O, the
storm thought for time that It would
result In many broken windows, bu.
no loss was rspor,ed It was the
heaviest storm OF Its kind visiting this
place for years, md the ground was al
moot covered with good Sized stones.
The Epworth Leogue OF the Meiho-
dist Episcopal church has elected tho
following officers: Fl. ". Wood, prcsi-
dent; Roger Jones, first ricu president:
Alice Fowler, second vice president:
Ella Nichols, third vice president; Lena
koehler, fourth Vice president; Stella
Lewis, secretary: Harry Hadsell, treas
urer.
Charles DIETRICH md George Scales,
two OF the three boys sent up to ST.
Clnlrsvillo from here for being implic-
nttd in firing several buildings In this
city. were up before Judge Smith yes
tcrday but no disposition OF their
cases was made, and they wcra re-
mnndcd to jail. TO allow further lnvcy-
tigat!on OF the matter 10 be made.
Yesterday afternoon the business md
professional men engaged In their Sec
ond attempt at playing the National
game. on the SeabriGht diamond. Tho
teams aru designated as the 'iongs"
und the Shorts" md tho former team
won their second game by scoro Of
II TO 6.
Miss Nellie Jcpson. Of st. Clnirsvtllc,
Is the guest OF Mrs. u. o. Williams,
on Fourth street.
Mrs. w, L. Hervcy cnmc down from
Pittsburgh yesterday morning 10 call on
friends
r. Ilusk!ns went 10 East Liverpool
last night 20 visit relatives.
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ANGLO.AMERICAN COUNCIL
Sets Apart June 2 ne n day of Fasting
md Prayer.

Sets Apart juno 2 rs n day of Fasting
and Prayer.
NEW YORK, May a.-The National
Afro-American Council of the United
States has issued proclamation call
in6 upon the colored people OF this
country toset apart Friday, June 2, rs n
daJ Of fasting and prayer and hos call
ed upon all colored ministers to devote
the sunrise hour OF the following Sun.
day, June 4. to special exercises in or
der that God, the fathc. Of mercy ,muy
take our deplorable case IN his own
hands. and that II vengeance Is to be
metet out let God himself repay"
The proclamation invites all the
prominent colored clergy OF all denomi
nations to cooperate and consists Of IL
lengthy setting forth Of the present "in-
describabie barbaruus treatment" of the
negro in this country. Reference Is
made to the loyalty OF the negro in for
eign wars and the recent lynching of
colorcd persons in the south are do
nounced in the most strenuous lam
gllarp
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Corner 18th and Market S
Trnsfec Sales.


: NKus'FlEE's SALE.
By v!rtmre OF a deed OF trust made by
r. X. GIlospY and Lizzie D. Giiicspy. his
wife. to me, as trustee dated May 81, 1892.
rrrOrvcl In the office or the clerk OF tho
county court OF Ohio county West Vir-
ia. I will sell NJ the north front door OF
tho court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. tho Srd DAY OF JUNE, 1892,
commencing at 10 O'clock n. m. the fol.
lowing described properly. that Is 10 say:
y certain piece. OF real estate In the city
described rs follows: a piece OF land be-
Ing lis feet iong and . feet wide. lying in
tho north part o; raid city, and east OF tho
common ruRd, on the margin Of the Ohio
river. commencing for tho same at :, poine
about 2jl fcc, In n nor;h-eas;criy direction
from the north end of the east parapet
wall OF the bridge Gvor JonathanS Gut In
the line Of the north-wcs; front OF tho
gtuccry built by, Andrew, ThGlmann
upon the lot OF ground now be-
ing described: thence In tho line
OF tho from, OF the, said stone house
grocery. ono hundred und irtcen feet to
the northwest corner OF said tract OF
lnad: thence rOUth-castcrly and Mt right
angles to said front line revcnty-iivs feet:
thence suuthorly md parallel with said
first limo ono hnndrcl nnc hftNcn feet:
thence HpFth-wcaiwlrHly gorrnty-Are feet
10 the place OF beginning. together with
tho buildings thereon and all others an
purtennncca Mcrnnnto belonging. resctv-
Ing, however, strip OF ground running
lnngthwirc through the property OF y uni
form Width Of twelve Feet to he kept orcn
NJ road; and rcserr.ng also tho coal un-
der the property md the right to mine
nnd rriNovc the snruo,
TERMS OF SAI.E:--Onc,th.rd and as
much moro AZ the purchaser elects 10 pnE
in cash on tho day OF Gatc. tho balance
in two equal ingtallmcnts Mt ono and two
years, notes bearing interest from tho day
OF sul0 to be .!von for the deferred paw
mcnt,. ". J, W. COWDEN, (
TF1iatCo.
j. Z. ierVcy' AucuonccI aps9
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Prominent ThcolocIon Dead,

PITTSBURGH, Pa. May s.-Rev. DR..
Samuel II. kellogg. one OF the best
known thcoloSians in the country. died
suddenly yesterday at Landour, India,
where. with two Other eminent scholars,
he waa engaged In transating the
scriptures Into the Il!ndostanee Ian
guagc. The tidlngs OF his death we're
received IN Pittsburgh this morning in
a cableBsnm sen. 10 his brothcr-tn-iaw.
Edward w. Woods.
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Atkinson Pamphlets Seized

SAN FRANCISCO. Mag 3.-Thc local
postonlce officials to-day seized some of
the pamphlets sent ont by Edward Al
kiDson, vice prcsiden, OF the autl.Irn-
porlalisiic league. of Boston,
The pamphlets nrc addrcssrd 10 Ad-
mlrhl Dewey, General II. q. Otis. Gem
cral Miller and Professors Schurmnnn
and Worcester, the latter two gentle
men being mcmbers or the Philippine
commission.
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PUBLIC SALE.

will offer for sale at the front door OF
the court house OF Ohio county. W. Va. on
Saturday. May G. commencing Mt 10 a.
M, that Desirable piece OF property, No.
122S Chnpl,ne street. situated on the corner
OF Chapllnn and Thirteenth streets. east
side: kui SO feet on Chapllne street and
running back IN even width about $50 feet
to IN alloy. Has good house Of thirteen
rooms ard nii modern eonvenences at
tachcd: good stable In rear.
Terms Of Snle:-Onc-third cash or more,
II the purchascr so elect on day Of sale;
tho balance IN two equal annual pay
,ne2.s. With Interest secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. Title perfect
MRS. SALL1E d. MERRIMAN.
ASn'x. of estate of John Donlon, decd.
J. C. Hervey, Auctioneer. my1
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TRY ALIENS F0OT=EASE,

A powder 70 be shaken into tho sno,,
At this reason your fcm feel swollen
nervous NM not. and get tired cau,lY. II
Aliens Foot-Euse. II Cools tho tS..t rnd
makes walking cnry. Cures gwolion arJ
ETc1,inS feet, hlistcrs and caliouI rro,.
Believes CONS and hunlons OF all pain
and dives rest nrl comfort Try II TO-DAY
Sold by NIL drueEiFtg md hhoe Store, 70,
&c. Trial package FREE. address Alien
S. OlmS:od, lie Roy. ". =, tthSI :
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Specializing In Prisoners.

HAVANA, May 3.-The Havana Her
nld publishes q sensational article TO-
day charging the grossest corruption In
the management OF the city Jail. 1t as
sorts thnt the prison officials take
money from prisoners and then place
them ut liberty under n pledge to return
IL they are ever asked for. As many
accused persons are never brought to
trial Mt NIL. and IA 1t often happens that
the Judges have no notion MS 20 who IL
supposed TO be locked up, the 1nilers
find It mn easy matter TO speculate In
this fashion.
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for socinl success. Nothing IN the world
equals good health. Dr.. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription overcones Irregularities
of girls and women. It strengthens the
organs that distinguish the sex. 1t es-
tablishes a vigorous constitution, stops
the drains and pains, and is Of incalcu-
abn benefit In case Of prolapsus. For
the young girl entering womanhood,
for the bride. the wife and mother,
for those passing through the turn
Of life," it rs OF untold benefit. II fits
the girl to be wife, and the wife to be
mother. II cures at home all drains,
palms, rches and irregularities Of women.
II Is q temperance cure-no alcohol
or narcotic tn it. Buy It Of honest
medicine dealers, who do not try to
substitute something else to make lit
tie more profit.
srrs A. p. crrushaw, Of Pnnasodkce. Sumter
Co.. Fla. wTites: ut Is with heartfelt graft.
tude you aud for your kind advice that mus.
tell you what your medicine has done for mo.
After consulting you about my case took your
'Favorite Prescription and cun say Il cured me
81 female weakness, was all rundown; sui:
.iered with sick headache, pains in the back and
beaHpgtsown pains My health is better now
than II has been for three years."
For stubborn bowels, lazy liver and
sbiliousnes, nothing is as good as DIR.
Piezce's Pleasant Pellets. They are
pleasant in fact as well as uarud-no
gripping.
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Defeated by Princeton.
Special Dispatch to tho rntellIgcrccr.

SPtVTHI DIspatvH 10 tHe IHteIIIgcEctf.
PRINCETON, n. j., May BIN a vel!
played game here to-day. Princeton
beat West Virginia University. by q
score OF 9 to :. Batteries. Dent and
Shelby for West Virginia University;
Harrison and Kafer for Princeton. The
West Virginia University lost through
errors. having seven, while Princeton
played an errorless game. The West
Virgln!ans led In batting. getting eight
hits. Dent wns hard to find and kept
Princeton down to four hits, two Of
them scratches
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A6He SAFE.
DUBLIc SALE

puBLIc SALE.
I will sell at public auction ut No. g
South Front street Qsllnd).
on FRIDAY. MAY s. 1899,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ. tho fol-
lowing household goods: . Body Brusselu
Carpets. ! rngra!n Carpet. 10 yards Mat
Maple Bed Room Suite, T.? Mahogany Rock
ing Chairs. l s-foot Extension Table.
Oak Sideboard, ! Refrigerator, Large
Parlor Mirror, Hall Rack. 2 Iron Beds
and Springs ] Sewing Machine, ] Bed
and MISC lot OF other articles too nu-
merous to mention. These GOODS are
nearly new tss
Terms OF sale-Cash
my: c. s. GREER, Auctioneer.
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Enrncl runs, Iou!8VIlIc = Two base h.tg,
Wagner .. R!,choy. Three base hits,
Decker. Ciingman. Home runa, Me-
Carthy, McCrccry. Stolen bases, IiOy
Double plays. Mccarthy and BaFerHfaff:
Rciz. Fly and SchrIycr: Ritchcy and
Decker. Bnses on balls, on Iunnchlil /.
on Bowling 2. Struck out, be- Tannohlli
z, by DOwlIng l. Passed balls, KiitrlIrc'
Time OF gpno. so tmpircs. burns nni
Smith. Sacrifice hits. RcitE. Dexter Deck
or md Kittrilgo, -.
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In the ninth Inning OK yesterdays
game. Umpire Coigau had to deal firm
ly with the New Castle captain. who
was evidently under the impression
had hit to Nadeau, and the runner was
called safe at first. The decision was n
very close one, and when the umpire
rendered his decision Wrigh,'s temper
went up In the mir. He began abusing
the umpire numerically. whcreupon
that official quite properly elected him
from the game. Catcher Barclay took
his place and was lucky enough to ac-
cept three out Of four chances offered
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
YOUNGSTOWN ut Wheeling.
Now Castle at Mansfield.
Grand RAPIDS ut Toledo.
Fort Wayne at Dayton.
A REMARKABLE FINISH.

PITTSBURGH. May. 3.-It looked like
Loiisville's game when Pittsburgh
came TO bat in the ninth with 6 to |
against them, but the locals. made n
finish, the equal OF which has never
been seen here before. After three runs
had been scored. largely the result OF
errors by Cllngmnn and Wagner. Nc
Carthy raped out home run with
long hit TO right field, scoring Tame
hill, McCreery following with a dupii-
cate 70 left. Attendance, 1900 Score.
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~ HII runs. Wheeling ?. New Cnstlo :.
G,HnT1, na7e hits, Durrett kim. Cargo 2,
r 9 g,o,. I1tr"c bnfc htte Minrchan. Car.
5l;1!l,Iln.r Wells. Nntrcss, Miller, Double I,
Gaayr Lytlc and Niles; Mattress, Miller and
m,pI1r'hy. i!nsca on balls. OF Wells, 2. or
Msnth"han lit atsmcn. by Wcllsf. by
N.m"hhn I aruck ont, by Well. I. By
W,In1II"hnn D. Passed bnlls. GrnfluR 1.
rir,.' nl'rhcT. Wells .. Time. 2.15 I'm
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BATTED OUT a VICTORY,

CLEVELAND. May S.--The Cloyc-
lands held the ch'cnEos even until the
bevcnth, when 4 questioned decision tied
the rcorr. Then Ch!cnEo bn.,cd out n
victory In the tenth. Score: sE,
Cleveland % O.lo3 O0O o. u =
Chicago 40 o. 0 0 -; Ii /
Earned runs, Cleveland 4. Chicago a
BattercH, StlYolt9 and thinner: Tnvlor
and Chance. ump!rcs, O'Day ana Brcn-
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

YounSstowr's strong team. flushed
with two victories over Mansfield on the
tntter's grounds. opens n three-game
series against the Nailcrs on the Island
grounds this afternoon. Truby's team
is strong. without doubt. but Pop Ly-
ties men wifi likely more than hold
their own. Crnblll will pitch for the
locals, and Roach will probably ofticinte
In the box for the visitors, though 1t Is
possible their new man. Carney, just
awarded Youngstown after n prolonged
dispute with Fort Wayne. will pitch his
initial game for the Giants.
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! rl.ne Of game. l:n. Attendanoo,.
REDS wEEE poPEY.

y CINCINNATI, May 3..--The Reds were
IN the dopey stages today and the St,
louis team had lttre trouble walIoping
them. Powell was hit hard for four In
nlngs, but never after that Attendance
1850. Score: :, :, !,
Cincinnati 30 o % o o e-l Z !
St. Louis 1913 0 0 o 0 9 2 . 90 Is /
Earned runs. 81. Louis 4. Cincinnati !.
Batteries, Hawicy and Pcttz; Powell and
Criger: Empires, SwaTtwood and War
ner. Time, Zoo .8.s rs Il