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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

County Commissioners Kelly and Ebert
Went to Train Creek Yesterday to ascer-
tain condition of the roads in that dis
trict.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

The Livingston football team went to
Rozeman this morning to PLAY the hight
school boys. Our boys met with a dis
nothing.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

h rostoffices was closed from . to 4
p. M. TODAY out of respect to the mem
DRY of Vice-President Hobart.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

Vienna saloon. ia south Main street
Cho1ce wines. liquors and cigars. See
our new orchestrion. the only one ,n
Butte. Albini Sisters. Psoprietors.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

An effort is being made to secure a
da ly mail service between this city and
Chimney Rock.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

John n. Olson, Music Teacher and Or
chestra, 126 Yves: Granite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

The Rocky Mountain club are making
great preparations for their sixth an
nual masquerade ball to he held in Hef-
ferlin opera, house, New Years eve. The
affair promises to eclipse any former
event of this kind ever given by the club.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

Lots and houses for sale in any part of
the city.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

A deal was made in this, city Wednes-
day by which Philip Bother purchased
the interests of w. J. Hobbs and D.. G
Lilly in the St. Julien and Bother mining
claims at Emigrant for a consideration
of s $500. Mr.. Bottle- has sent to De-
troit for a mining expert and will shortly
place a mill upon the properties.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-27

J.. P. Collins, the public administrator,
was appointed administrator of the es-
tate of Robert Elberding, insane, by
Judge Lindsay today. His bond was fixed
at $1O,0 900. Ike Morehouse withdrew his
application for the appointment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-31
LAWN TENNIS AT KINGFISHER
First Annual Tournament CT the
Intercollegiate Association

Kingfsher. o. T, May 0.-(Special.)-
The first annual tournament OF tee Inter-
Collegiate Tennis association of oklahoma
was played here Saturday, before 4 large
crowd of enthusiastic cDllegianS. Teams
from the University Of Oklahoma and
kingdsher College participated, Ihe events
being a series in gents doubles and one
/ in gents singles. HiIgdsher won both
events with evident cas-. though the con-
nest in doubles was much the closer and
the more exciting Of the Two.
McGraw and Rooet-s, for me universe
", played a steady. uphill game. and
Porter and Alley. for Klngrisher, Gid some
brilliant work and won out IN straight
sets. the score beng CT; 70; CT.
Kingfisher's team work WAS rather as
tonishingly good, Alley playing a hard and
heady game at the net, Porter making
several phenomena. returns from the back
of the court.
Briggs Of the university. faced Porter
of kingfsher. in singles, and lost 10 the
college boy in straight sets. 6-4; 6-3; 6-L
Briggs serve was easily handled, but his
return was often swift and vicious. Por-
ter. however, whose Quickness of eye and
agility Of movement enable him 70 cover
as much ground as two ordinary players,
wore out his opponent and came up smil-
ing at the end Of his second series for
one day His serve was puzzing and
his returns so accurately placed as 10
put al his mercy the man on the other
side Of the net.
The system Of intercollegiate tennis
meets is auspicously begun. It is expect
ed that next year Will see greater num-
Der of Oklahoma schools interested in
the success Of the enterprise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-31
Foreign stocks md Money

London. May So.-Ame-ican securities
were dun and inactive all day. owing 10
the holiday IN New York. Spanish Is.
/ IS 7-16. Gold a. Buenos Ayres. 11.Sa
New York. May a2.-Commercial-Adye-
Users London financial cablegram: The
markets here were Idle. bur firm. Ame-f-
! cans We're neglected and duh. Canadian
statement Anac11Gas were slightly IN
der =. UJahs :. Money swas in fair
demand. calls is. bills. 2laG5 Sis
London. May &l.-Close- ConSo's fc-
money. lea 1915; couSols for the account
lIass. Canadian Pacific. IT,. Ere IslS.
Ere. first preferred. Sf-1, Illinois Central
ll6is. Northern Pacific. preferred -
-. Paul common. ~. New York Central.
"a, Pennsylvania. a. Reading. 1a--. IN
ion Pacific preferred. =. Atchison. ~.
Grand Trunk. -, Louisville as. Ana
conda rs Bar silver. steady. y lisa
per ounce. Money, u per cenl. The rate
Of discount n the open market for short
and three months bills, 2-72 s-ls ne-
cent
PARIS May So-BuSiness was active In
The bourSe to-day. dealers being absorbed
lni. the nonth-eud settlement The fs5l--
ness shown by TeE1eS. owing 60 the hs7r--
coatargo- acted u1favurab.y on the w-e..
list spanish As We're agi,sted ana M
ished easier.
Berlin. May Sa-On she 5ou-se today for
eigu securities were dun. Spanish fag-s
were easier. Canadian Pac-rics started
strong ard closed unchanged I.5ea,
shares moved upward early, ou. closed
weak on Ee21azatioGs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-31
AlI Kinds or CoiIe-e Contest..

New York. May 33.-The consolidation
Of ire Knickeroocker and New jersey
Athletic clubs. under -1e name q the
former. was royalty celebrated today or
mile relay race between representative
% Ya.e and Pen1sylvania University was
the event OF the day- Yale Won II hand
-y in 3.3+ - and mad The additional sat
5sfacciOn Of carrying home -he six banner
awarded the club earning the greatest
number OF points. HrerE,e51. ct Penn
syIvauia. won The high hur5ie event
eQualli1E the new INTERCOLLEGIATE record
n Is - seconds The record - Il 4-5
seconds for 75-yaT5 sack race was ,ou-
cred 70 S. second 5y = a O1l5rzlcz
Ithaca. y y May S5.-Tae Cornell
Peuns-Ivar5a boat race was -0veE AZ
-.ao O'Clock this evening. C1--eE zl- ag-
fully half q length n Il minutes ISL sec
o7ss Peunsysva time vas -
E,fruira. y. Y. May &7--Pri-cetoa won
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-31
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

George f. Stunkle shipped in from Null
Nane abou, the best load of hogs This
market has received in many a month.
There We're . head of prime fat hogs.
All barroWs but four, and they were In
fancy, Wel-couuded condition. bIOcky and
lid. and had the advantage OF suffi-
u.elt age 10 make the stock of flesh we'll
tatteued ard in every respect. fIrst-cIass
killers with good. sound meat on them
They sold with no d0ckage and at the
tap. no- alone for yesterday but the TOD
as Wen OF The market for a long time
back. The price. SEQ. was cents above
the top OF the bulk range and they would
have brought the top on any market any
where.
Andy Homer Of the welI-known firm
of Hornor Y Kirk. of KinEman. was on
the market in person with no carshr
the market il person with two cars of
h1gs. one was Of heavieS. and sold a
;he top OF she bulk, and the other was
made up of lights which sold al bulk
prices.
Az. Frank We,nscheRck and his part
rer. Mr.. Ho.lcomb. of the firm Of We.n-
sclefck * Holcomb Of Rochester. We're
bo,l az the yards minglinE among ,he
representatives of the live stock interests.
and also having on sale car load Of
light weight logs which sold at bulk
figures.
Harvey Grace Of Cheney shipped in a
car load ot mediums which sold readily
q, good top bulk figures.
The big. gooi-n8ture5 and always Smil-
ing and welcome Duke" Corneu Of the
large dealing stock firm Of Burchtield &
Council of Anthony. was a late a--.caI
with car load Of medium lights which
were good enough 10 take the Top OF the
bulk. This firm also sold out another car
Of hogs received late Monday night which
We're uo- offered for sale ou tha. dav
This early load was Of mediums ana
sid II good bulk prices.
Bert KEEL of Clearwater among the old
est shippers IN -heSe Yards had In q car
load nj very fair mediums which sold az
good top bulk prices.
Mir. James Harper Of Colwich was 4
shipper ~ TWO cars " stock. one of cat
t,e for rest ana feed and one a car Of
hogs. the latter being hight lights and
selling a. bulk figures
y. Jackson of Hazei-0n had in a car
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HOG MARKET STEADY
Remains Steady With Others
Weak.
TOPS SOAR TO So. go
Cattle Steady With Better
Supply of Stock.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
Quoted as steady with a very good supply
of hogs and in the main the quality being
very fair. The day throughout the entire
trading centers was recognized as a legal
holiday and yet all offerings were taken
care of and the markets in force as usual
For a holiday this market showed up
very well and It was good day for any
week. There were ten cars weighed up,
against seven the DAY before, and this
took in all the hogs offered during the
day and one load Of hold-overs from the
day previous which were not offered for
sale al all on Monday night. There was
practically no wagon or local trade at
al, the holiday features seeming TO shut
of this branch Of the receipts. The car
stun came il in spurts and was taken care
- Of as fast as 1t appeared. Most Of the
trading N car stuff was done toward the
4asr Of the day, as some trains were be-
lated. There was d good demand and all
Eue hogs were sold which were offered,
eastern orders taking a large line of the
sale stock. There was a top put upon the
market which attracted considerable at
teuIion. This was $780, and was - cents
above the top OF the bulk, and was within
a short range Of the tops at Kansas City.
This shows at once that desirable hogs
viii have no trouble in selling at this
point, and that the demand is always for
the best the country affords with liberal
advantages for the shipper. The quality
was not especially attractive outside Of
the one prime fancy load. There was
mixed stuff in and there was some sorting
Of loads before crossing the scales. Prac-
Iically all the business done was IN car
hogs and the range was g. 35Ft3. Is, with
an advance Of 10 cents over this for the
top load. Every sale made during the
day came within this bulk range, and ali
but one were car hogs at that. The
average weight was below either the 9th
er two comparing dates, but the difference
was not great, and the quality was supe-
Tior ali through 10 that of many days in
the past few weeks The receipts We're
very satisfactory and were ahead of the
day previous and the same day lost week.
Everything offered was sold and at good.
steady prices, while all the other western
markets showed a falling off in quota
tons, the tendency being steady to cents
lower, to 3 cents lower fiat, from the
early reports. 1t was a very good day
for sellers and for a holiday was a very
satisfactory day all around. The close
came late, but It found al offered stock
disposed Of.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was fairly
quoted as steady, with a fair line Of re-
oaipts. II was not a heavy day in ne
cattle division, but the receipts were an
Improvement over those of other days Of
late This increase On the very day when
il was not expected was gratifying and
showed that the stock ready for market
reaches this point just whenever il can
best be shipped, and the prices paid yes
terday and the firm tone and ready de-
mand also showed that this market
quickly responds to the situation. the
buying capacity being fully up to the
usual shipments. Besides the list below
quoted. there We're two cars OF stock
Harded, one for feed in transit and one to
Frank Robbins on contract. There were
q few head enclosed in mixed cars Of
hogs and cattle, and all were disposed
Of with no trouble.
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AEVEsTOUA 4IARKnF.

Chicago, May 90.-Trade in cattle was
animated at steady prices. Fancy cattle
brought S5.6oQ5.7O; choice steers, 5.35d
%; mediums, 81. 9Ga5.O5; beef steers, 81. 50
Q4.S5; stockersl and feeders. 81 25a5. %;
bulls, 3.S5Q4.50; COWS and heifers, So. 70l1
100; western fed steers, 81. $4,000; Texans
$3.Se4400; calves, $5.O1d5.75.
Cattle-There was a fairly active gen
eral demand for hogs, but owing to the
large supply buyers succeeded in forcing
prices 21a cents lower. Fair to choice
grades sold at $3.7712a3. S712; heavy pack
ers, $3.55q3.75; mixed, 3.60d3 80; butchers,
&.6545.S5; lights, $3.65Q3. S2l2; pigs, $3.50
3.75.
Sheep-TI'ere was a good demand for
sheep and lambs at the recent decline.
Poor 10 choice sheep, s.. 50d5. 25; year
lings- S. 25Q5.15 %; wooded Colorado lambs,
$6.5oa6.65; spring lambs, $6.0047.50 per 100
pounds.
Receipts-Cattle $500; hogs $500; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. May 3G.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $40 natives; 80 Texans. Few cat
tie on sale taken readily at steady prices
Heavy native steers, $5.I0Q5.3O medium
steers, 81. I5G5 10; light weight steers. 81 %
05.o3; stockers and feeders $4.OoaS5. 30;
butcher cows and heifers, IS. sat. 20; can
ners, s. 40d3.25; western steers f.O01
5.00; Texans, &.00G4 ".
Hogs-Receipts, 12,763 Trade fairly ac-
tive, but prices weak and largely 2lsc
lower; heavy. &. 65d3. ~; mixed, $3.50
SO; lights, $5.55a3.65; pigs. s.. $685.
Receipts. 2G5e. Market firm at
unchanged prices. Spring lambs. s. O0I
7.75; wool lambs. Sc. O0G6.3o: clipped lambs.
$5.0ed6.O1; clipped mUttons, $4.50d5. s.;
grassers, 81. seas. 90; stockers and feeders,
s. 60d5. %: culls. s.. 00d3.5O
St. Louis. May 30-Cattle-Receipts l.
GEO: market firm and steady; beef steers,
81. 00Q5 80; stoclIers and feeders. s.. 25d475:
cows and heifers. S2.j0d4. 20: Texas and
Indian steers. $3.5GQ5.00; cows and heif-
ers, g. 30lf4.25
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market a shade off;
pigs and lights, 50. 65d3.75; packers, $50
a. 50; butchers. 50. seas. S7l5.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market steady;
natives. S4.0d5. 80; yearlings, $5.50a6 90;
lambs Se 5NGS 90
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STHE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK"
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
SAPOL 10
The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company's
List of
Reduced Rate
Excursions,
Applying From
Wichita, Kan:

For full information apply 20 z. p.
Bleckley. P. & T. \. Ii North Main
street.
Buffalo. Y. Y. one fare for the round
TRIP plus S2o0. Tickets on sale June II
and T. 1890.
Columbus. Ohio one fare for rho round
trip plus SEQ. Tickets on sale June l.
2 and g. 1889
Detroit. Mich. one fare Cor the round
trip plus SEQ. Tickets on sale July a
I and s. 1S9a.
Home-eeeker Excursions 70 certain points
in Arkansas. Texas and Louis ana. one
fare for the round trip. plus SEQ Tickets
on sale June and -. 1893.
indianapolis. Ind. one fare Tor The round
trip. plus eco. Tickets on sale July Is.
70 and -. 1929.
Los Angeles Cal. y. T. 4. meeting, ons
fare for the round trip. plus = %. Cs52 on.
Tickets on sale June 9th TO July sch 1sa9
Portland. ore. Tacoma and Seattle.
Wash. National Bspista. ore fare FOR
the round trip. plus g %. CE52co).
Richmond. Va. one fare for the round
trip. plus eco Tickets on sale July u.
Il and Z. lsg9
s.. Louis. No. one fare fo- the round
trip. plus co0. Tickets on sals June 10
and 20 ls9s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-31

Liverpool. May So-Wheat-Spot. steady
No. / California. IS 3lzda6s 4d; No. red
northern Duluth. IS AID.
Coru-Spot. steady.
Receipts of wheat during the past three
days. 1900 centals, including - GO Amer
lean. Receipts Of American corn during
the past three days. al. 400 centaIs.
Chicago. May 2o.-Butter-Firm; cream
er~es. 12G111-c: diaries. 1eG16c.
FEg@Strons: fresh. l2dl2Llc.
Dressed poultry - Moderate demand
ducks. 1Oc: chickens. eiaGl0C-
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THE WEATHER

Wichita. Kan. May - 1871.
Forecas. for Wichita and vicinity: IN
settled weather Wednesday, probably with
showers.
During the past q hours the hlghes.
temperature has been -. me lowest 81.
ard the mean =. with generally clear
weather brisk south wind mos ~ the
day. and falling ba7ome-er; distant light
Ming IN the north after SD ?. n.
50 far this year the average tempera-
ture has been about two and a half de-
erees a day below the normal. hu, since
the first q May the temperature has been
nearly four degrees daily above the nor
Esl
Tae rainfall since ire first q ne year
has been almost exactly the same ss the
normal: but since TIE first o. the month
Il sas been almost two inches u5-e thzn
che normal
On t-ls date last year taa correspond -g
ta,n-e-at-z-es were = - and e. and tao
vesrs axo they were $ = and g.
FRED I. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, Nay 58.-Forecast Tor
wednesday,
Kzrsas-Z~-szr ard c5oier we5nsss2y.
Thurs lzv. fair westerly El73s.
,oklaharnz ard Indian TeTriio-F-<5eze--
anv fair We5aesiay ard Thursday. c9ole-
Taurs6sys souEierly wiLds-
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Enid Defeats Fort Reno

Enid, o. II, May 30.-(SpeciaL)-
first game OF the series between the
teams of Enid and Fort Reno was played
here yesterday afternoon, resulting in a
victory for Enid by a score of Is 70 5.
The association had the largest attend
ance of any game this season. The fea-
lures of the game were, on the part of
the Enid team, the strong battery work
of Price and Roach, and the heavy hitting
done by Walter Frantz, who secured two
three-baggers. one two-bagger and base
hit, and the brilliant field work Of Tuohey,
the shnrtstnn Of the Fort Reno team.
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snuthern Rnssis.. Mheat EiIIed

Odessa. Nav S0-The winter wheat crop
Of southern Russia has been completely
destroyed by a protracted drought. The
spring what crop Is also in jeopardy from
the same cause. The steamer Moscow has
sailed with $500 Cossack en- grants for
Port Arthur
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Local and long distance Telephone. ~.
C. 3. Bennett Commission ca

CorresporGea. Donovan Connissioa q
Deals IL
Grain. Provisions and New York Stocks
r1frect v re with Chicago and Nevz yo-,,
0r6ers and correspondence solicited
Reference. National Bank q Con-
-,erce. Kansas Nati0aa} Bank
20 z Douglas Avenue. Wichita, Kan
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College B,.-h,IIG Gums.

New Haven. May 30-Yale. Il; New
York Athletic Club 0.
Detroit Mich, May SO.-Michigan. 6;
Wisconsin, !
Cambridge, Mass. May SO.-Harvard. :;
Cornell 9
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Batteries-Cincinnati Taylor and Peitz;
New York. Doheney and Grady. Umpires.
Gafney and Andrews. Attendance, a.
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the athletic meet with Cornell today. scor-
ing y points 10 CorneHs 10.
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RnsToN- q. CIEVEI.ANn q

BOSTON, 10; CLEVELAND, 3-6.
Boston, Mass, May 30.-Boston defeated
Cleveland this morning in a game which
lacked interest up to the ninth inning.
when Cleveland punched a home run and
two singles and made three runs. At
tendance, 200. Score-morning game
Boston .....................2 0 3 l 0 0 -
Cleveland .................00 100000 3 3
mpires-BUrns and Smith.
The home team could not do anything
with Sudhoff in the afternoon. Attend
aEce. 5,590. Score: II z
Cleveland ...........O S02100 o0-s11 I
Boston ..............O / 0001-3 2
Bat,eries-CIeveland, SudhofT and Sug-
den; Boston. Nichols and Bergen. I'M
pires Smith and Burns.
CHICAGO. 14-9: PHILADELPHIA, "a
Philadelphia MAY 20-Chicago out
played the Phinies this morning and won
with ease. Attendance. $50 Score:
Chicago ...................115 oil
Philadelphia ...-...-....-.O . o 3 Q q o O.
Chicago had no difficulty in taking the
afternoon game from the Phill!es. At
tendance. I6 al Score: RHE
Chicago ...-...-......21 04010 d t-s Is ;
Philadelphia -.......0 0 o. Q 0 "a
Batteries-Chicago Taylor and Doaa-
hue Philadelphia. Bernhard. Piatt and
Douglass. Umpives, Emslie and McDol-
aid.
PITTSBURG. As; WASHINGTON. 81
P.ttsburg. May 3o--Tanneh.u's steady
pitching ara Williams superb batting won
the game for Pittsburg. Attendance, 3
80. Score;
PittsbuTg ...-.....-......9 e Q o 0 l.
washington ............1l1 0 0 0 o @ O. :
-Swar-wood and Warner.
PitcsbUrg won the second game from
Washington by Levers taree-bagger n
The ninth, followed By Doa0van's single
10 center Attendance, 7.''o Score;
Pi-tsburG ............o1 , o Q = > r
Washington .........I 00I0002 90 s
Batte-.s-Pittsburg. Lever and Bower
man Washington. Dilee1 and MCGUIRE.
UmPireS SBaTtwo0d and Warner.
BROOKLYN. "a, LOUISVILLE. -
Brooklyn. y Y Nag sa-A c-ow1 y
$50 people welcomed the Brak.--s O.
their return from TIE ives This morning.
and saw tE=u wiz prer-lly played game
A sensational dou6.s pay By Wagner AS
the fielding feature Score
Louisville .-................eo165o580-1
Brooklyn --...............8 Q 200 5 a-5
TIE afternoon game brought out
crowd ~ 1850 people L was < straEse
,1raughol,- score. EHE
Louisville .....-....-o921 600 -s
Brooklyn .-.---..-.--e g g 90 s. Q -
Ba--e-.es-Iouisvtl.e Cunningham and
K1-t-e3ge- Brooklyn Kennedy ara Far
~ Ump-res. Lynch and CoHzoi.y
CINCINNATI. -. NEW YORK. -
New Eark May 1st-Tae Giants josh t1-s
mornings game rarouga t1e worst k-G5
o. feeding Sore.
Nsw YORK -.............-.t 1890 81
Cincinnati -......-........8. 99lasEs
The Giants won me afternoon game -
a few t4ne-y hits II Sas esgath .EnlaE
sore. RHE
Cincinnati -.....-....oII2810 ae-s
New York .-.....---s 0 , 30 - =
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Capital stock. $50 oa Paid up.

/. -ou want S1ockers or Feeders. write
ms Reasonable advances l-xperieuced
ealesmen n each department. Cattle.
1iogs and Sheep. Helepho1e lSAs,
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Queeaztown. May SIR wara C7a5s-s
steam yacat Ntazs-a. w.;a NJ a1d NJ
Gousd OF 5oa-E. arrived here today
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BASEBALL


ST LOUIS, u BALIIAIONE, 90.
Baltimore, Nd, May 30.-Bad base-run-
ming and two costly errors lost the game
for the home team in its contest with
St. Louis this morning. and the Orioles
got very much the worst of it from both
umpires as we'll Attendance, 100.
Score-morning game:
baltimore ................0O11O OO10-3
ST. Louis ................20 014O00 O. Z
In the afternoon the Orioles turned the
tables on the visitors. Score: RHE
Baltimore ...........1 0 4 l 0 g /
st. Louis ............1 00O01O-4 .
Batteries-BaltimOre Nops and Robin
son; St Louis. Young and Criger. I'm
pires, O'Day and McGarr.
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