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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-18
BaRRed Fish I'm Hollow Loo

John b. Patrick, a professional diver,
caught mammoth catfish at Paducab.
Ky. The fish weighed 1876 pounds and
was nearly six feet long. II is said
to he the largest one ever caught in
that vicinity. Mr. Patrick discovered
II in big hollow log near the Paducah
Furniture Company's mill. He placed
a big sack over the end of the log and
then drove the fish therein. 1t gave
him quite tussel before he finally
andnd il
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-18
PF0duced From Coal.

From coal is obtained the means of
producing over 400 shades Of colors. a
great variety of perfumes. explosive
agents, various acids and medicines.
insecticides, salts. saccharin, fruit
havors, lubricating oils and varnish.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-18
"This IL truth the post sings
That q sorrows crown OF sorrow
Is remembering happier things"

Isn't that what a woman thinks who
finds herself practically laid aside in the
hsyday OF life? A few years OF marriage,
a couple of children, and she is worn out.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-18

There is ! theory. Marie, that we
are mentally Influenced by furniture"
Is that so. Theodore? Well you had
better quit sleeping in that brass bed.
stead "-Cieyeland Leader.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-18

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect March 18th, 1899.
MAIN LINE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-04
NELL BEAT GREENE.
victor Is "a Factor in the Middle
weight situation.

victor Is u Factor in the middle
weight situation.
New York Journal.
The following letter was received yes
terday By Billy Delaney from John L. Sui
livan; .
Winnipeg, May %, 1899.
Friend Billy: | thought ! would drop
Won line as the battle between Jeifries
and Fitzsimmons is drawing near Now.
Billy. what want to say Is to have Jel
keep on top of that Kangaroo from start
10 finish. He has never had chance al
him in that manner; but st.ll at the same
time have Jefiries watch himself closely
and leave no opening tor MS stomach VI
kidneys Give that red-he'ded guy no
chance for any solar ple1us. which Is al
haISerdash and a new name for a punch
In the nit of the stomach, Now, pay strict
attention to what ! am writing you.
want Jim Jeffries to beat that feliow,
and no can do Il sure. | only WISH ! eould
he there TO second him, along with YOU
/ hut | can not, but my prayers are VIII
YOU and JEFF When Jen gets a good SON
! A. him never let him stop until ne hnlshe $
a 49, thara and then. no matter II il is in
he frst or last round. For God sake
keap this in mind Tell him now uael
10 do it in my palmy days .,,.uu,
! Y Keen him In good spirits ana encouraEt
him all through his work Il VIII pc on ;
NAV Ma, for him when it is all over. AND
every American will be proud TO say W. W.
have an American champion once more. -.
not overlook this letter Of Instructions
am with you heart ana tou.' pa az,
ber me 10 all the boys. And now closln'
With the best OF luck and wishes for your
soIf anS lin Jeffries, l remain, yours Sin
sen anu i'm John l.. sullivan.
sI p ys.-Jen. old boy. think Of the daS
when was young, and wallop one OF tnos
steady lefthanders across 70 me nI4 so
, roofs anatomy. Have BAY stSnE 5siong-
9 ams1,c "a the home OF the free ana IN
brave. mt. n.lanev and Jill
/ Friend TO both Di''
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Ia GRANGE LOCALS.
Notaries 0uaiIhcd md
Paid for Recording bonds.

Tyventy-acNen Notaries uuaIIdcd mud
Paid for Recording bonds.
La Grange. Texas. June 3,-Twenty four
notaries qualified here on Thursday and all
OF them paid the fee for the recording uf
their bonds to the clerk willingly except
one, who thought that the decision OF the
assistant attorney general ought to pre-
vail
Justice H. c. Ledbetter and family,
Joined by D. NJ. Killough and family of
Plum, left for slack's Wells yesterday.
whore they will spend few weeks hunt
ing and fishing and recuperating gem
orally.
D. p. Turner left for San Antonio yes
terday to remain a few days visiting.
c. S. Bailey Of Flatonia, the rustllng in
surance man, is in the city
Misses Lizzie Farquhar and Rachael
/ Alexander who have been attending the
normal school at Huntsville, returned
home for their vacation yesterday
! Mr.. Henry Manton, who has been taking
course in Masseys business college OF
Houston, returned home Wednesday,
Miss Lou Holman. after spending q busy
session at Patton seminary, Oak Gin, Dali
/ las, returned home yesterday morning 10
enjoy much needed rest.
Miss Jessie Hopper who has been Wilt
ing in San Antonio for the past MONTH re-
turned home this afternoon and reported
having delightful trip
Bert Lunn OF Houston came in Wedaes'
day and will in the future reside mere WIFE
his brother, DR.. Il. d. Lupn.
Miss Olive MoClatchy of Ardmore, l. T.
who has been one OF the charming visitors
TO the city this summer, q guest OF Mis-
Eva Brown, left for smlthyile yester-
day. where she will remain few days anC
then return home.
Miss Mabel Bradshaw, who has been at
tending ST. Mary's college, Austin, cam
home yesterday afternoon and was pleas
antly surprised last night by host 0
young people swarming down upon the
Bradshaw residence TO welcome theii
friend home again.
Mr. X. Solomon left for Smithyille TO
night.
=. Buck Wells, ex-msrsbal OF Taylor,
4 here buying up cattle
Sheriff August Loessin left for Aust
last night on business.
Z Miss Anna Holman OF the pubic mig
:, school left this morning for Houston
= where she will attend the summer norma
Miss Mamie King, a popular young lac
OF Caldwell who has been teaching mus
here for the past session. left for her hon
last evening.
n, Miss Helen Kaulbach, one Of our mo
charming young ladies, is visiting at Ba
l. trop
MIR. Matt Holman, who has been out
b West Texas for fourteen months pune
re ing cattle" is home again to spend
% vacation here
>, The Fayette county tobacco growers h
= an interesting meeting today in the col
- house.
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p,cycIe Rnce. NJ pastrop.

Bastrop, Texas June 2-Following is the
result Of the L. A. w race meet at Bastrop
this week
First day May 30
First race. scratch. one-hslf mile novice
Earl J Carson Bastrop. first place. time
lbs. Leo Zieten. Bastrop, second
Second race scratch, one-halt mile open
II b. Cave. Dallas, first. w. NJ. Andrews
Bastrop, second; time, 1903. c. F. Claihorp'
Third race. one mile scratch, opeu--H B..
Cave Dallas nrst; W NJ Andrews, Bastrop
second Time, 1888.
Fourth race, two miles, handicap open
&c. F. Claiborn (225 yards, 1rsti Earl j Car
son (275 yards) second W. NJ. Andrews C'1
YARDS, third. Time, 5:23.
Second day. May 81
First race, scratch, one-half mile cham
pionship. radius City mlles-W NJ Andrews.
Bastrop. nrst. ". NJ, Allen, Taylor, second
r. Fische Taylor. third.
second race. ~hundtrap. one mile open,..C :;
r. Claiborn Bastrop go yBrdsl. hrst. Ear
J. Carson, Bastrop 200 vaFdsi seeohu' w N'
Allen. Taylor rs Yards)' thicd'
Third race, scratch, one-halt mile opeh-
II. B Cave Dallas, hrst; r Fisehe TAYLOR
second w. NJ. Alien, Taylor thra' Ilme
Fourth race, handicap, Ave miles. omen,
ia, r Claiborn. Bastrop t2jn varAD htst W
I NJ, Allen. Taylor 600 yardel. sccond Ear
! j. Carson Bastrop $500 yardO third' Time
! l4.i3
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SPORTING NOTES.

Calvert, Texas, June "A highly entertain
ing game OF ball was played on the Calvert
diamond yesterday between the MeXia ana
Calvert teams, tn which the visitors we're o.
seated By a score OF 10 to g. Up 20 the s'Ntu
irning tho game was very exciting MeMa mp
parenly having the best OF the play ~ VIC
litter half of the sixth, however. me nom
team scored four runs, thus turning lAe -
IN their direction, an adyantase Is'15u.u
thrcughout the remainder OF Tho game hotl
teams played well. The batterieS-JoyheI anu
Telling for Mexia aud Lesteflette ana BusA ior
Calvert--each did clever work
The schossers Bakery team met ara %
feated the Herald, Jrs.. by score OF 20 -
Batter!es-Sch0saers: ". Hardcastle ana w
Winnie: Herald. Jrs.: johnson and Murphy
Bremond, Texas, June 2.-The most eEeitlhs
game OF ball OF the season was playeu mere
today between the Kosse and Bremona cluoa.
gcore 10 ! IN favor Of Bremona. BsttteIlss
For Bremond, Hearn and joiner lor hoSSe'
McClurg and Myatt
! There will be game Of ball at Brrnngei
/ This evening between the Drummer ana heralc
teams Game called at o'clock
Calvert. Texas. Juue Mega ana s,tIgst
played another game Of bali mere Hss ~. e.
wfich resulted IN a second victory Io ,gg tn
home team. the score belns' CaNe'' u a"'
Me1ia &C.
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St. Louis Results.

St Louis, June Slime weather and full
card Of seven races, the most important Of
which was the Club Members handicap,
sweepstakes for 3-year-olds and upward, at
mile and a quarter, and worth $1,000 to the
winner, brought out a crowd of 10000 people.
John Bright heavily played second choice,
won by length. with What Er Lou second,
five lengths ahead of Crockett, the favorite.
One mile, selling-Nannie l.. Gold Band,
Free Lady Time 1:4iA
Six and a half furlongs-LoVing Cup, Mar
plot Be True. Time l;20s..
Five furlongs-Capron, Wounded Knee, Sam
Philips. Time 102A
Mile and quarter, selling-Traveler, Monte
dunico, INDIAN. Time 209l9.
Club Members handicap. mile and quar-.
ter, sweepstakes. $2500-- John Bright, III
(Beauchampl 2 to /, won What Err Lou. IL
(Piggott) to l and even. second, Crockett
los (Thorpl, to S. third. Time 2:o7h. FervoE
a so ran.
Six furlongs-Banish, Fontainbleu, Sir Ga
tan Time i;i4A
Mile and a sxteenth-Fddie Jones, Don Or
sipo Forget Not. Time 1.47.
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THE RACES.
May Hempstesd Had an Easy Thing
in the Oaks.

Cincinnati June S.--The expected great bat
lie between the queens of the turf, May Hemp
stead and Rush, in the Latonia oaks today,
hzzled out into a running victory for the
former. Rush did not appear to be at her best
Gong to the post and after setting merry
pace for five furlongs, she faltered. and the
hllyAsoon passed her. May Hampstead then
took-u the running and was never in trouble.
winning under restraint By ave lengths Freak
held down second position all the way and
got the place easily from Preliminary. who
beat Suuchon two lengths for the third money
May Hampstead was favorite at 9 to 10 aud
vas heavily played by her owners. Rush
opened at even money, but was as good as {
to 5 at the close. The net value OF the oaks
was S4SyU. over 5000 people witnessed the
days sport. The weather was fine and the
track fast
Six fuilongs, selllng-Nora S, Junaetta,
Samivel. Time 1859
Five furlongs-La Machus, StTathbroeck
highland Lad, Time 1:0Sla.
one mile, selling-Monadour, Kriss krtnsle
Bon Jour. Time 1:i2k.
The Latonia oaks, for S-year -old Niles. ne
value 1890. mile aud quarter-May Hemp
sltad, 100 IN Turner, 3 to 10, won: Freak
liz IL. Ross) 10 to /, second; Preliminary
100 81. Matthew'S % to l. third. Time 2.l0
souchon and Rush also ran,
Five furlongs-May Jane, Clara NJ, My But
terhy. Time l;04n.
Six furlongs, sellng-Carlotta c, Hampden
Eertha Nell. Time III.
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borhood of Broadway and Thlrty-fourth
street, and when "Pompadour Jim re-
fused TO hear him Heating squared off and
invited battle Corbett laughed and went
on his way, while Heating stood
on the corner and knocked out imaginary
men until he was bathed in Precipitation.
A crowd collected and, fired by their
cheers, Heating pursued the pugillst to
Seventh avenue. There Corbett darted
into a saloon to avoid the mad poet. keat-
ing followed, however and challenged Coz
belt to fight with "wallops or words; or
blows by hand or mouth.
Corbett modestly declined and made
haste to reach the shelter of his, own re-
sort, followed by Heating and two or three
hundred curious persons, The police were
compelled to clear way for the proprietor
TO enable him to get under cover.
The poet then read his verses to the
crowd and wac abou; 10 repeat the per-
Torrance when the police iuterfered.
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SALVADOR EN- ROUTE EAST.
Haggin Sending the Great staiiloh
Back to Kentucky,

san Francisco. juno 3.--Salgator, the splen-
did chestnut son OF Prince Charlie, whose rec
ord at a mile still stands, and who is PROP
ably the greatest race horse ever or'o ~
America, has left his paddock at the Rancno
del Paso and is now on his way back to Ken
lucky. the state of his BIRTH Ever since MS
retirement from the turf after his sensational
victory over Tenny, when Isaac MurDhy Foae
him such perfect race, Salvador , mas
been In the stud at Haggin eIese St. Gvet
establishment The idea in sendlns salEu ~
ray 70 Kentucky is to give him some oil inc
grandly bred mares he nae there. hi,,a1
Al the same time that Salvador was HTptS l..
9oS vearIings were sent to New York; ms Is
the largest band Of horses tas eyer nS tet daGsh
ters az salyator. Gold Finch, Golden GaItet.
Iuy Tore sir M MOI tssr H stsi5ns THIS
nHoS LARGEST shipment of youngsters ths
ever lett California and The 6e 7S Am sde
consignment from any stock iarm ~ latter.
Tho sale will take place THURSDAY at la''e'
sails,
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Rock Island and Texas. for consideration
and courtesies shown the Texas members
attending the congress
Another resolution was adopted thank
Ing Mrs. Rosine Ryan and Mrs, BEETLE
BRYAN of Houston and Mrs h, A. Greer
Of Beaumont for their services for the
interests OF Houston and Texas Both
we're adopted unanimously.
Presley X. Ewing OF Houston stated that
the leading friends and all the material
interests Of Texas and one that every Loyal
Texas was proud OF, was The Houston
Daily Post and moved that nree cheers
he given for that journal, which was done
/ with great enthusiasm.
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sLoAN,s LOSING STREAK.
Little Losers Are Inveighing Lo"ui'
Apninst Him.

Iondon. June s.-The hckleness Of popular
ity is beginning to demonstrate itself IN 'ns
case Of Tod sloan, whose recent failures naVs
wrecked many OF his supporters. HIS ols
hackers, like Riley Grnnnon and the DIVERS
have pocketed their losses like true spoi,s.
men and have returned to America II is 'ns
email fry who. while. Sloan was sueseea mbe
teamed a harvest and are now loslns, wy
80 M, end words enough 10 denonnce MN
on on. Of these. on returning from Epson iasi
night allied the corridors Of the HSte s,o an
nsts faiiure until the hotel officials remop
STATED. , htroseif 4
Snr I've fI,rlongs hut that when every one eH
poets him TO win and backs him heavily ne ss :,
ieft al the post. and that IN no othef way
n snIte n the clatter OF disgrunued losers
sloan maintains hopes Of ultimate sucs 80
this season. OF 1903 mounts he mas 10" WV
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Gravesend Summaries.

New York, June 3-The slaughter OF the
favorites was in order today at Gravesend.
Five favorites we're bowled over.
six furlongs-Tarvin, Touca McMeekin
Time !: is.
Mile and quarter-Holland, Thomas Cat,
Warrenton Time 2:0Y.
Hudson stakes, five furlongs-High Order,
Maribert, Withers. Time l.0ll.
Carlton stakes, one mile-Lothario. HAN
Time Prestidigtatrice. Time 1:42.
Five and a half furlongs, selling -Manville,
Warning, Wildwood Time l;O9R.
Five and a half furlongs-Merry Prince
Dan Rice Decanter. Time l;07ls.
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suLLY TIPS JErFRIEs'
s the Californian Cam WHIP fiuA
II He VIII.

Al Neill fought George Greene 10
standstil wednesday night IN d ra',iins
twenty round go at wooiwards pavii'oh'
cII ON he showing he made In the laI,
ter half Of the night. By this victory nen'l
demonstrated the fact ma ,.a ~ class In
man in the future mldaieNeishe lad until
Il inT ap no "a as though ne would gain the
DECISION asRaa without much more eoTt AtLes
aggressive and turned the iide OF oasI1e
with couple OF good blows from MS ~ "a
on Greene's jaw. For awhile y see'S S,t
that NELL would score a kaoSaoS sa.a,os
sfubborn and aggressive TO the END
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81. while Otto Madden heads the list with 50
winnings out OF 261 mounts and Loats has is
wins out OF 20l mounts; so Sloan has won IS
PEI cent OF his races and the best English
Jockey has only won 10 per cent
London, June 3.-sloan's manner OF riding
TOT the Oaks yesterday is rather severely
criticised by the sporting writer's in the morn
ing papers. The Times puts the matter fairly
when It says; III Sloan had got well away
with Sibola. no doubt he would have won
put after getting away badly he had TO ride
heT so hard 10 recover the ground that she
nad no reserve force TO respond to thu Jockeys
maj call and though she ran gaInely under
punishment. she failed by head TO catch
The press is generally OF the opinion that
slcan treated Sibolia severely, but all admit
that she would have won in a few more
strides. They also recognize that Lutetia lost
the Ascot stakes owing to q wretched start.
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noIl wee,lI In Gonnnies County.

Gonzales, Texas. June s-The boil
weevli has made lis appearance here this
week on several farms. though in small
numbers. There is no doubt about thelr
being the genuine cotton boil weeyil At
ter careful inquiry among the farmers The
post correspondent believes that the weevIl
will not be as plentiful as they were last
year as they have only appeared on
few farms SO far and in small numbers.
some. persons are gathering up the forms
as they fall from the stalk and destroying
them, thereby getting rid Of number OF
the weeyll II this was done wherever the
/ thought the damage to the cotton crop
would he light Cotton is doing finely and
unless the weevil does considerable dams
age a good crop will be made.
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DALLAS HAS HOPES.

Dallas. Texas. June 3.-Manager Reed mas
been in telegraphic communication To-Day with
President Dermody OF the Texas League Win
view to having the present Dallas ana
Shreveport clubs admitted to make six-T Sar
circuit Of the Texas League. President Der
nrof,v's reply is considered as heing favoraoie
he asking that Dallas and Fort WORTH DC
backed by local men as a condition preesiueueo;
It In believed little trouaie Will be eNp, gill
IN this direction and that the new plan VIII
20 through all right.
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DELEGATION noMEwAnD BOUND
Victorious Texans Returning from
the wichita heeung'

Fort Worth. Texas, June s.--Enthuslas-
tic over the success achieved at the Trans
mississippi commercial congress- the
Houston and Texas delegatiess starred
south from Wichita at 1880 this morning
with the exception OF Delegates slosson
and Porter. who are in Kansas CITY
A pleasing incident on the homeware
bound trip was the Introduction by Colonel
n q. Sinclair OF Kinghsher OF some pretty
Oklahoma girls. They captured the Texas
delegation.
Shortly after the Texas line was crossed
in the afternoon the delegation was calico
to order and resolutions were adopted
thanking Vice President G. a Quinlan
OF the Houston and Texas Central 5; b.
Hovey, vice president and g y sloat
general passenger agent OF the Shicaso
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.,..-Lomsn. Houtz, Maggie, Pc
p hits-Loman, Houtz, Kemrhsr,
elEtr.
|,y-Lultich and Page.
Ia. Struck Bases on wild Battery
| s,s,s, out balls. pitches. hit.
{s-yitthsvs and Phelan.
\ pns-lN.
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military Company Mt HiIIsboro.

Hillsboro. Texas, June IA meeting
was held here last night for the purpose
of organizing local military company
Tire members Of company N. Third Texas
volunteers, and OF other companies were
present. ]. Webb Stollenwerck WIS elected
Chairman and Fred Booth secretary.
Twenty-Five names were enrolled for mem
bership. Another meeting VIII be held
week hence TO perfect the organization.
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I,.,,, O. san Antonio q.

T,us June 3.-After sheehan
to.ys game to Austin. the two
kya beautiful exhibition game. In
l,,,g dispute arose between UNI
n, iui the Rronchos, which result
hi. melee, In which players, the UNI
sgtaiers participated. The Bron-
|an,, returned to play the game out
10 10; disappolnt the crowd. Doug
University Of Texas pitcher, WAS on
BIZ Austin and pitched splendidly,
lot San Antonio.
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BASEBALL Todo.

Fs'roon ss,n 49, OF ball at league park
+ srspS DssNssn the Athletics Of this
hon NJ. aAd as there is an ex-
S'u eross 'osA' the boys expect To
||'sssst sn,,.. guy the Athletics being
r hsvip, team IN tho city and
h: iur 80 ! strong team. a COOL game
|Es.a-,,s e.,,. 20 as TO make it as small
n. ;ssi n admits to gate ard grand
81 Athletes Dsets. ladies tree. The
n re al oggh, to con SSy a EN-
~ vii eall players ana ever SSVni :
TIE nav good gtme Of hall.
nin:sI. As.up Of the team.
y. ssisAsI and Wells, pitchers;
20 base; NrIir,nIion, first base; Pres
'hlli' third base: Els,
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'ArioNAL LEAGUE.

y June s,-chicago batsmen fat
averages at the expense of Mons
aaiass be pitched, Howell went
s~pys' the tusillade in the third.
singles were made in the fourth
21h The Baltimore team PLAYED
sisl the second inning, but the
"'''''''.''...o l0 leo 800 3 II a
HsT,,iii' ';,;,,;,,.-...572 OOJ 0UJ-l4 10 i
= SS.ssi. Robinson and Gresham; Tay.
N'cAe ''-The Loulsvilles defeated
INN I9Say by timely batting in the
"''l innings.
"'"""..,...1OO 100 O0O-2 s /
~ M ci,,,.'s;.'',...O0l 200 200-5 S 4
''auyi Bowling and Kittrldge.
~ saaf s'-Today's GENE was too
% Be interesting,
Z X II u
/ 9 ,s iS;'r., -. 100 Ol2 OUU-i ii 5
- 'aTell; Knoll and thinner.
\. - ',-rhe home team had things
@day and Won out easily.
III ''''''''.,."... .Olo o2i los-S II : I
nd cl,,,,..'4...,. 100 0G0 00l-2 4
Hawley and Pietz,
i b 10y; June S;-Poweu vas hit al
and the Senators won lr
b '"'''"'.',l 100 600 i2e-lI II
I nd Nr,cc..,:.'..,i0J 600 OiO- ?
'uife; Powell and o'connor
|l..,l, , .aa9 s'-The miserable feldln.
''''luded any possibility Of ;
|ssia 'H'''''....3ol iOl l14-i5 IL
aad p,,,....'.,..0-0 0Ol Ol0- q
Eff DVNerrnnns rrtnt,
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ls,i s's-Lo1sley, Grim, Isaacs.
Fh!-ellligan, cavanaugh and Rich
y Struck Bases on Wild lsatters
uSSS out balls pitches. hit.
! ! i :.
\ s, . and MilIette.
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SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY.
l.. A. w. Rncing Board Takes aetion
Regarding Outlaws

Chicago. May sl.--For competinr al Ut
sanetioned races when uudsr SUSPENSION
nepsinr payuent OF fines. the following riders
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r'p Resulted-G"me
,,'''i Played out
uanstnn n.

t''eh i ivne s.-The home team
ia 4. ,i Srr by score of 10 to
& \, :. ,i' any interest. Game was
's 'ssatS on account of rain
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 4 1890

bury. shoristop: Leach, left field Hamblin,
center ned; benson. right field. Eldridge and