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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-21

Charleston, Oct 20--Turpentine quiet at
49lhc: sales, none Rosin steady and I'M
changed; sales. none.
Wilmington, ". c.. Oct. 20--Spirits tur-
pentine, nothing doing, prices unchanged;
receipts, S. casks. Rosln firm, 95c and
81 .00 receipts, 462. Crude turpentine firm,
81 50 and 81 50; receipts, 80. Tar firm, SlSO;
receipts. 800.
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Ddliy movements at oAHci pOltS-
Galveston-Steady; middinS, l-l6c; net
receipts. u 1874; gross, 1884; safes, 74;
stock. 172, 500.
New Orleans-Quet; middling, csc; net
receipts, SSH; gross, SSH sales, $500;
stock. z76,1
Mobile-Quiet; middling. CSC; net re-
copts, S44; gross. Sal; sales, LOCO; stock 3D.
543.
Charleston-I'irm: middlng, csc; net re-
cepts, 1865 gross, 1855; stock. 4O,5l9.
Whining ton-Firm; middling, 7isc; net
receipts, 1,2SS; gross, 12sS; sales, y; stock,
15O1S.
Norfolk-Firm; middSng. Lice; net re-
ceipts, 1,617; gross, 1877; sales, 4O6; stock,
SO.O60
Baitimore-NominaI; middling TIC: net
receipts. 1,16S; gross. 1,16S; stock, 1872
New York-Quiet; middling. 73sc; net re-
cepts, 1870; gross. 2.551; sales, So; stock, ILL.,
1914
Boston-steady; middling, 73sc; net re-
ceipIs, IA; gross 4,2Si
northumberland middling, 75sc; net
receipts, 16; gross. 16; stock, 5,6iS.
Pensacoa-Net receipts, 1885, gross, g.,
956.
Daily movements at interior towns
Augusta-Steady: midddng, l-16c; net
receipts, 2.2OS; gross, 225S; sales. 1880;
stock, 40 $50.
Memphis Steady: middling. l5-l6c; net
lO77O4.
st. Louis-Steady; middling. 71-i6c; net
receipts, 1850; gross. 5,9S2; sales. 1lS; stock,
1924.
Cincinnad-steady; middling. 1-l6c; net
receipts 913; gross, 9lS; stock, 12542.
Houston-Steady; middling. l-16c; net
receipts, 12OiO; gross, 12,OiO; sales, AGO;
stock, 100,751.
Louisvile-steady; middlng. we; net
receipts, 1,22l; gross, f,221, sales, 1O67 !;
stock 500.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain, 1,64S; coast
wise 1888.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 5000;
continent, 9,O35; coastwise, 1884.
Savannah-Coastwise, TIP.
Charles on-Coas twise, Is.
Norfolk-C oastwise, 3,377.
Baltimore-Co Continent, 534.
New York-Continent, 100.
Boston-To Great Britain. I.
Pensacola-To Great Britain, 1886.
Total foreign exports from all ports
this day-To Great Britain 1854; to the
continent. 1861.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain, g. 235; to
France, % 1913; to the continent, 81, 800
Total foreign exports since Sept. l. 1899
To Great Britain, 413,624; to France, 1885,
1903; 10 the continent, 403 42l.
Liverpool Oct. 20.-CottOn: Spot. fair
demand; prices 1-32n1 led lower: American
middling, fair, 13-S2d good middling. 4
3-16d; middlng, 3l-92d; low mddling
3 25-32d; good ordinary, 19-32d; ordinary
5 1920.
The sales of the day were 10000 of which
500 were for speculation and export. and
Included $500 American; receipts 5000, in
Guiding 100 American.
p. m.-Futures'o opened quiet and closed
steady at the decline; American middling
low middling clause: October, 3.56GS sd
buyers; October-November 3.55d3. SD
buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3.55d, buy
ers; December-January, S.5403 SD, SELL
ers; January February, February March
March-April 3.5303 sd, buyers; April
May, May-June, 3.54d sellers; June-July
July-August 3.54d, buyers August-Sep-
temher h3d sellers
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REFUSED $4,000 IN GOLD.
Atlantic City woman Decided That
She Preferred Check.


Atlantic City. Oct. T7.-G. Jason Wa
ters. proprietor of the Hotel Windsor has
purchased Mrs Bew's Hotel, situated d.
rectly between the Windsor and the board
walk. The Bew property mas frontage
of $50 feet on the board walk. MIR. Waters
agreed 10 pay $1,000 a front foot for the
land. and in arranging the sale Mrs. Bew
demanded that payment be made in hard
cash.
Mr.. Waters made arrangements with one
of the local banks to supply him with ons-
third of the purchase money in gold coin.
1t was his intention TO make another pay
ment in silver dollars, but t1is portion of
his plan was abandoned. Yesterday he
loaded his gold on wheelbarrow and took
it to Mrs. Bew. She almost collapsed, and
said she did not want the money in that
shape. Mrs Bew asked for a check and
received one and then Mr. Waters took
the gold back to the bank
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LETTERS ON COTTON.

New York Oct. 2O,--Hubbard Bros e.
Cos cotton letter says: Liverpool eased
on our weakness OF yesterday. but NOT
sufficient to meet the expectations of our
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Queen Victoria is to go to Windsor Cas-
tie from Balmoral, on Nov. II. The Ger
man Emperor is to be her guest there for
a week. from Nov. 20, after which he is
to spend a few days at Sandringham, on
a visit to the Prince and Princess Of
Wales
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The following were the quotations for
the corresponding week last year; Spirits
turpentine quiet at 3212c, for regulars.
Rosin firm, A, b, c. 81; d. $l.O5; Il, 81. 20
f. 81 20; G, $780, II. $1.45; l. 81 As; X, 81. 49,
NJ. $1.55; N, $40; w G. si.9O; w w, s2.30.
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the past week were 6S92 casks spirits
turpenhne and q ,344 barrels rosn. The
exports were 1851 casks spirits turpentine
and 23,772 barrels rosin, moving as follows:
TO New York 642 casks spirits turpentine
and 3,5l6 barrels rosin; 40 Philadelphia. 2l2
casks spirits turpentine and AZ barrels
rosin; to Baltimore, 100 casks spirits aud
4.l67 barrels rosin; to the interior, 81 casks
spirits and S51 barrels rosin; to London, T.
1903 casks spirits and LOO barrels rosin;
Antwerp 1866 casks spirits and ], 100 bar
rels rosin; Trieste. 4,450 barrels rosin; to
Bremen, /, 400 barrels rosn.
Receipts, shipments and stocks from
April /. 1898. to date. and 10 the CORE
SpOudina date last wear.
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THE RICE MARKET.
Receipts Liberal and the Tone of the
Market Active,

The receipts of rice have been rather
liberal, the total so far this season having
been about 10000 bushels.
The market is firm ana active. with
good demand. Clean rice is quoted as fol-
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AUSTIN II. MYREs,

GO broadway, New York City.
STOCkS-DONDs-W
On margin on I-I6th commission.
Southern securities n speciality on "A
commission. Cipher code furnished.
Member Consolidated stock FIX
change.
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WEEKLY COTTON REPORTS.

Comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Friday. oct 20, 1899 and Oct.
% 1898:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-21

TOT NIedt BrIaln ....... u 900 323, 600
comparative statement Of net receipts at
all the ports during the week ending Fri
day evening. oct. 90 1899, and during the
same week last year:
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-s'i0uS fire occurred about 10 o'clock
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Comparative statement of net receipts
at all ports from Sept. l. 1899, to Friday
evening Oct. 20, 1929. and from Sept ],
1898, 10 Friday, Oct. %, 1898:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-25
UNIVERSITY NINE
BEATS Ids. TEAM
U. Of u. Wins on the Score Of %
Runs to IA.
BALTIMORE vs. PITTsBURG.
tsair-fsaisipg Finish at the Iron uc-
tropciis Local aud Foreign
Notes on baseball

After long weary walt In tho broli-
inE sun yesterday afternoon. ut the un-
ivorsity campus. the University and the
l.. u. 4. business college teams started
out 10 play ball. A. tho game pro.
creased II was patent TO everyone pre-
sent that the University had a great
big cake walk the uneven contest end
Cd IN the defeat " the aion0graphors by
the big score Of - n0tches 10 u.
The nret Inning opened auEpicioualy
with the q. of u. retiring gracefully
without scoring. then the Saints had
9 Eo and MarEcttH touched up tho ball
for two bags bringing Lun home. In
the second the varsity found Castle
tons cuflcy ones and nwattad him for
four runs. The l.. y. =. then took a
hand In the proceedings and banged
away at tho globe but no ono could
keep M vitality enough to reach home,
one and all dying between FIRST ana
third.
In tho third tho situation was re-
vcfred somewhat. Holt replaced cas-
Teton aud held the batsmen down In
good shape. then the bookkecpera sailed
In and scored three. After that the
Nafsity played horse generally, once In
a while the l.. y. =. business college
men would shake themselves together
and make things generally Interesting,
only to fail back into the rut once
again. Tho game was productive or n
most EiarlnE column Of errors. thirty
eight being Tailed during the after
Moons proceedings. To Offset this Shep-
herd made me ny catch az right
Held In the seventh inning. Ward on
third made warm.ilner catch and
Carr at center threw out runner at
the home plate from his position In
the ncld. However. taken generally.
acterixcd the game.
Tho tabulatcd score;
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BASEBALL NOTES.


Fifteen hundred tickets have been
sold for the Police and Fire Department
baseball game for the bcneft ~ tho
family Of the injured mall carrier. SKID
more. II IL predicted that before SAT-
urday afternoon the amount VIII be-
doubled.
ilopklna and Bennett, two ~ the salt
lakes star men, have thrown that
baseball club overheard. They LETT this
morning for Park city To play with
that niue. having Huocumbed 10 aeduc-
tive offers from the mining camp.
Manager VAIN Rose Of the Park
city team was In town this afternoon.
lie came down from tho Park today
10 attend a conference Of baseball
managers with the object ~ arranging
number NJ circuit dates. also. - says
the man on the street. with the object
OF picking up any more stray players.
Despite the rumor 20 the effect that
the Salt Iakfs and Short Lines would
play ball = sunday. up 20 the present
time no such match has been arranged.
The Salt Lakes are anxious 90 play.
hut for some reason the railroadera
are not eager to Accommodate them.
Tho V, NJ. g. A. nine II now organized
anu VIII may game WIN the lilNn
Rchool on Saturday at caider'a Park.
game With the II. u. WIS on Decorn-
tion Day Il also planned, The person
mel of the team II a. f0llowHi Jackson
OF the browns, catcher; Eubanka,
pitcher llodel. first base: nracken,
second bnHe; Cross, third base: An
drews, shortatop, and Gray. McFarlane
and Barker In the outneld.
The Salt Lakes have date for
Decoration Day when they will tourney
10 ogden and play the local team there.
The Short Lines were 10 have played
at the Junction city on that date hut
have fixed things 20 that they can with.
draw and play q game with Butte at
the Lagoon on that day.
The disciples of Coke arc seized with
the bloodthlraty desire to annihllato
the nawboues of this city on the ala
mond. with this end In view Mr.. l..
hooks has called meeting ~ the
lawyers TO assemble In the olympic
club rooms this afternoon at o'clock To
select a nino whercwiih 10 play the
doctors.
There viii be- three ball games on
Saturday, Police and Fire Departments
VI clty aud County building. rniver-
Lanes, Fort Douglas, $50 y. m, Y. N. q.
A.. W High School, ceider's Park, $3.50
y. m.
Tho s,yal soda water firms OF this city
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: LAND OFFICE ITEMS.

In IN. Land once today the following
entries were made under the homestead
laws
David n. Palmer u Doserei. 100 acres
In section y. township IL south. range
west.
b William y. ortlcr of Nephl city. 100
acres In section II, township ~ south.
range east,
Hans MOrtenaen ~ I.eyun. 100 acres
OF section ~. township 10. range west.
Joseph q. Tevis ~ rolton. 100 acres In
section p. township II south. range 5
east
Ilyrum weinke 81 Ncphi city. 100
acres Of section Il, township " south,
range east
Joshua ". stewart N Salt Lake city,
100 acres In section 10. township ~
north, range west,
William Hrnoh Jr.. Mnnii city. 100 ~
acres III section 20. township n south,
range east.
FINAL HOMESTEAD ENTRIES,
The following individuals made FINAL
proof Of homestead entry
William ]. Kennedy 81 Milford. 100
acres IN section Is. township ss south,
range 10 west,
Frederick J. A. Hldman ~ Peters,
horo, 100 ncrer IN section -, township
r. north range west.
Francis W. Westhrook Of pnrowan.
iG0 acres In section ~, township as
south, range west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-25

Of ,ithing. In every instance resulting
In blessings.
Apostle y. NJ. Lyman said that each
prophet thnt has stood at the head OF
the Church has had some special work
to DO which has emphasized his admin.
latrauan. He referred 10 the special
work ~ the deceased Presidents. and
said President SNOW has q special work
10 perform. In abiding 10 several tea.
lures that have already characterized
President anew'a administration. the
speaker said the President u firm IN
sustaining tho manifesto. THE Lord
requires us 60 remain true 10 the ohll-
cations that We entered into and the
covenants we made before the fnanlfea-
TO-" continued Apostle Lyman. "and not
10 discard our wives Hut plural mar
riages have CEASED. and challenge any
man or woman "a ray that ! have en-
courancd them since that date. The
principle was rejected by the people
inaHmuch aa only thrcc per cent OF the
people accepted u.
president Snow has given ~ tho
word Of the Lord regarding the law o.
iithinR. lie has also said that those
who DO not have the privilege 81 marry.
Ing Or raising families In this life. but
who are worthy % such, shall lose no
blessings thereby, but the Lord VIII
give them families hereafter"
Tho excellent singing Of the chnlr WA
an enjoyable feature ~ the meeting.
To-day President SHOWS party VIII
drive 20 Knnosh. forty-eirht miles. hold
meeting. and remain over night. and
10 morrow continue 60 Meadow and
Fillmore.
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E|eQ0lI SMDhuT Turkish Both

fuuIsffuf physician. who will diagnose
and prescribe fnf patients needing med
teal aid 10 you have catarIh, Dyapep-
Kidney Dissnss' come aud BE- cursd.
Any Kind 81 u bath YOU want. Massage
for bath sexes Swimming lessons fos
lAdiea Ia the ulatToa-
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Harm, lIuggy and IIaystaek Of =. l..
Daggctt Destroyed.

Special per Dcaerst Telegraph.
~. George. Utah. May a-i.aHt even
Ing at midnight the barn. hayStackr
ana buggy and harness ~ Judge Fran
ella l.. DaTRett were destroyed by IRE.
Tho origin of the firc IL unknown. II
was In the center of the largest business
block IN town. ana up TO within an
hour ~ the starting n atln Wind was
blowing. Had II continued. the dce-
tfuctlon ~ the major portion ~ the
block would have been sure. Mr.. Dag.
Eeits loss will reach about four humid
red dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-25
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Board OF Examiners Fixes Governing
Schedule.

The members OF the board OF *.
amlncrr NJ tho city schools have com.
pieted arrangements for tho annual
teachers examinations. which viii be
held June 9TH, 9Th and eth. The pro-
gram arranged " as follows.
Monday. June sth-Morning. afithme-
Tic, geography. Afternoon. pedagogy.
spelling.
Tuesday. June cth-Mornlng. history.
physiology. Afternoon. grammar. Rad
Ing,
Wednesday. June 5th-Morning. al
Rrbfn. civil government. physical Eco-
Ernphy Afternoon. physics. botany.
There VIII be- no special examination
IN pcnmanHhip. this branch. being
JUDGED from the paper.
In the primary and grammar grades
the average required ~ 20 per cent.
provided that the standing IN no one
subject II below 10 per cent. To obtain
hlrh school rertincatrH the applicants
average per cent must be- 70, provided
that In no subject u fails below o.. For
a renewal 81 certificate, 10 per cent II
necessary.
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SCORE NY INNINGS.
gst sGss
u. 81 u.....0 80 80 . 0-23
l.. II. \. .....t % a-N
Two-hasc hltE--MArr-tia
Threc-haHe hitF-Gafn, q
iihrca on called hallH-ily CaHtloton,
~ by Holt. a. BY nupHser. Z.
ilnHca on hit by pitched balis-ny
iiueaacr. 2; by cartloton. l by Holt. 1.
struck out--Johnson. Holt, Ward. ABB
bolt. yelling.
Time Of Rame-Two hours.
umpircs -Maycock and shannon.
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Hiiiy Hamilton i AZ his home NJ
Clinton. Mass. Dr. Boyer 81 phlindei-
phla has advised him to play OF for
two weeks with a strained tendon In
the knee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-25
BANKRUPT CASES.
Iichicnsteln Assigns Meeting Of Ref
erccs-Wyntt Dividend.

a petition IN bankruptcy was nicd
with the Federal court late yesterday
afternoon by benjamin. Lichsienatcin.
81 this city. lie has no assets. Ills
liabilities, all unsecured, were given ~
ta.ioo the creditors being residents of
Fan FrnnciHooi
Mrs. ~. v Collins ...... ....."..t 800
Mllinm f"unH ..f.. ...... go. 80. 10
hfs. tni sssss 80 49, 80. .....ss LOO
j. w. hurhers -. ......,, i,1D
AZ the meeting II tho referees In
bankruptcy ~ the state set for .
o'clock yesterday In the ofilcc of
lieferce baldwin In the Commercial
block. Referee il0lxhslm.r ~ Eureka
and Mr.. BALDWIN we're the only ones
present, aud no action was taken.
a 20 per cent dividend 10 creditors
has been declared and distributed
among creditors by Frank Harris.
trustee In bankruptcy Of the estate Of
Alexander !, Wyatt. The amount Is
1900.
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crossed bats yesterday afternoon. Des-
plte the fact that the Halt Lake city
Soda Water company Introduced out
side players, the Hewlett Bros. nine
was victorious by the score Of 1919 with
an Innings to spare. The game VIII
probably be repeated on Decoration
bay.
'rhc line up was as follows
1icwlotts Soda Water Co.
Wcllor.... >. .. =. c.. .... O.. spencer
Perry. E. =. :. ..p.. Oldenwater
Hart O.. e. :. :. lat b.... .....W. Grow
lIorrock. a.. -. End b.. Hughes
Ice q. E. :. =. 80. 81. e. ......O. Grow
Hall. E. SRI De-. .. ....tast
white. ....L T.. q. =. ..sruNal
Teilefson .. =. &c. e.. ..... II. Eardley
\. J. Hewlett ..r. f.... E. ..Gilbeft
In the East there IN no change ut
the top OF the baseball column. both
~. Louis and brooklyn lost games
yesterday: the latter against Louisville
ana the former getting "a terrific ham-
mcring from the iiostOninns. Tho ball
tlmorc-pittsburg game was a hair.
raiser tho score being tied In tho ninth
and played nip-and.tuck until the
twelfth. Cincinnati won from New
York. owing TO seymoura pitching the
Rods won the game. A. Chicago. PHIL
adelphia exactly doubled the home
Washington likewise defeated Glove
under similar circumstance.
Hliiy Hamilton l. AZ his home nj
clinton. Mass. Dr. Boyer 81 phltndei-
phla has advised him to play OF for
two weeks with a strained tendon In
the knee.
Clark. who pitched good bali Tor the
Atlantic city team last summer. will be
given n trial BY 81. Louis on tho
recommendation % iieldfick.
with O'Bricn out ~ the zane with
n broken finger the Baltimore lnneld In
sadly broken up. Hut those bnbiop
iight Into tho last ditch Just the same.
my Keller holds HIS bat fully nix
Inches from the end. Captain Arson
led the league years ago while holding
his bat In exactly the same way.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS



TcDAY's GAMES.
baltimore ut Cleveland.
Iiostun nc Cincinnati.
brooklyn at ~. Louis
New York NJ Louisville.
philadelphia nt i'ittsburF.
Washington at chicago.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PittnburR. G. baltimore. 6.
Cleveland, 6. Washington. 4
Chicago, 7 philadelphia. II.
Cincinnati. Z. New York. G.
Louisville. g. Bfnokiyn, 0.
IT. Louis. 4; Boston. 8.
81. LOUIS. 1; BOSTON. $.
~. Louis. MAY sl.-The Champions
went at cy Young In terrific manner
In the opening Innings. ami made i've
clean singles. netting them three runs
The visitors h.pt up The good stick
work all through the game. and the 70.
suit was never In doubt Lewis. al
though bit wild. twificd In finc form
ind kept the rcffsctna' hits scattered.
The Champions played brilliant Held
Ink game. Attendance. 400.
SCORE.
n. ~. y
~ Louis - .. .. - - =. .. ~
heNtnhss go stsfss sssstt
naiorics-YounE and Craircr: Lewis
and Bergen. umpircs O'Day and Mc-
Carr.
LOUISVILLE, g. nnooKLYS. ..
Louisville. Ky. May si.-Thc col.
onel'H losing Htrenk was broken today
after tlcinE the score IN tho ninth. and
with Powers on third. IInnlon sent
void 10 Ncnger To givc clark his base
On balls Grim stepped out ~ the box
"a ItHIHlNIU The s.lf a
Umpire Einslle called balk. Powers
scoring, Attendance pls.
SCORE.
l.oulsNille.' -. -. -. go. ~
hrophlNns. 80 ,s, 80. .s..ssb ~
batteries Mango and klttrcdge,
Ncafer and Grim. umpires- Emalle
and Mcdonald.
CHICAGO, :; PHILLiEs. H.
Chicago. May st.-The phuilcs kept
~. their hard and woil-placcd hitting
today. and won from the orphans az
they pleased. Attendance. $500.
SCORE.
H. n. y.
1hi,as9.; 80 80 -. '.,..,. 70
fhllIdeiphih. q. o, ......N 10
hattcrier.-knioll aud Donahue: Fra
zeri finold and Mcfarland. Um-
BALTIMORE, :; PiTTanuRd. G.
pittsburg. May si.-It was hair.
raising iiniHh. and baltimore ana the
raising. Pittsburg. with four hits. bat.
ted In two runs In the ninth. tlelng
the score. II was then nlp-and-tuck
until the twelfth, when lirodlc got TO
second ON hit and Mccarthy wild
long t,Mo-bagger, winning tho game.
Attendance, 1900.
,ltlsuuff'' 80 80 80 80 80 10 2
hhltlWofets go sss go e.. - ~
Crwelve inninEH) natterles-I.eever
nnd nowormnn, McGlnnity aud Robin
tun, Umpirea-Gnnney and Andrew.
REDS DEFEAT GIANTS.
Cincinnati. May si.-soymour's thir-
teenth base on balls In the tenth In
ninFs WIS the Reds winning run. cy's
hitting kept his team In tho game.
llawley was relieved In the fourth By
Phillips, who pitched great ball. ~.
tendance. loo
n. II. T.
'lhelnnNus' 'ss'' - .'... .,.s 2
New York" 90 .. 20. -. 80 . 4
Hnttorlea-liawicy and peltxi Soy
mour aud Grady. umplrea swartwood
and Warner.
SENATOR'S BEAT CLEVELAND.
cleveland. O.. May gi.-The senn-
tors took another game today by good
batting. being aided by tho costly o.
rorH Of f.ockhead at short for the locals
Attendance, $50.
Look out for a Wounded Name,
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Hing through the veins
means a clear mind.
strong nerves. mn Iron
Will The successful
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tations aura lieu. aujourd'hui; le
president Truax, ,qui arrive de
Washington, OH il est allie invite1
oMciellement le president McKin-
ley, sera present. II sera decide
d'inviter le premier ministre du
Canada. Ce sera la premiere invi-
tation oficielle, car Fitzpatrick
n'etait pas autorise a faire d'invita-
tion il M rien a faire au sujet des
fetes.
New-Y York, LIE general Kitche-
ner, de Khartoum, le conquerant
du Soudan, fera une visite a New
York ct autres villes du continent
aussit6t quill aura accompli la mis-
sion militaire quill a enterprise, ct
quill pourra prendre un peu deva-
canoes. II a. aannonce la chose, il y
a quelques semaines, dams le cours
dune conversation avec lie capital
ne de Witt Clinton Falk, du 7eme
regiment, ct le capitaine Langdon,
qui sont allies en- Angleterre, pour
representer la Garde Nationale de
Get Etat, a i'occasion de, la celebra-
ton du ,centi6me anniversaire de
la fondation du 'systeme volontaire
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.-Une vieille dame qui deja
perdu rois maris ct qui Went den
prendre un quatrieme repond q
ceux qui la felicitent: !
'Oh, le marriage c'est tres bien;
&c H: : quo: je m'o{eote 2 oe sont, les fu-
-Avec les meurtres,, les j. emeu-
tes,. les lynchs; let! lea desordres
qu'on rapporte de diverses parties
du pays, ii ny q rien d'etrange q
CO que les Philippins mettent en-
doute les grands tbienfaits de Ia
civilisation; que les Etats Unis ten.
tent actuelle cement de leur imposer.