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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-24
GENERALS GRANT AND BARRY
Are to BE Assigned to Active Duty In
China.

Washington, July 23.-It Is pretty we'll
understood in military circles that Briga-
3iier General f. D. Grant. United States
slrmy and Brigader General Thomas Bar
~ have been selected for assignment to
siuy with the military division in China,
srheir assignment, together with that of
\ Brigadier General <pmes II. WEAon, Unrs-
led States army already announced, will
give Major Generd A. r. Chaffee, com
mander in chief, officers to assist him.
General Grant is now on duty with the
troops In the philippines, being stationed
7near Manila. General Barry is passen =
ger on the transport Sumner, which left
San Francisco on the 18th for Nagasaki,
General Wilson the senior brigade com
msnder now at Matanzas, cuba, Is expect
\ ed to start on his long journey to the orr
y ent Immediately.
The transports Grant is expected to ar
4 rive at Nagasaki early this week, possibly
tomorrow. She left San Francisco on the
list with General Chaffee. The Grant is to
proceed direct from Nagasaki TO Taku
stopping only long enough to take coal
4 ne officials Of the war department cal
tulate thai General Chaffee will Join the
Nlnth infantry at Tien Tsin before the end
OF the month, 1t is also expected that the
troops from Manila. consisting of two bat
tallons Of the Fourteen Ii Infantry and d
battery OF artillery, will arrive at Taku
tomorrow or "Wednesday. at the latest
inc arrival Of these troops will give Gen
'Fal Chafee an effective force. including
marines already there, about 1000.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK.A cable dispatch received
by Dr.. f. Lopez consul general Of Ecua-
dor from President Eloy Alfaro, seems to
confirm the capture of Panama City by the
Colombian rebels.
TUSCALOOSA. Ala-Eleven negroe
men were drowned In the Warrior river
near Akron, Ala, by the capsizing OF a
skiff.
RALEIGH, N. C.-Ex- Governor Ellis
Carr is dead.
NEW YoRK.-By the explosion of a
nsptha launch on Long Island Sound
Mrs. a, +. Crow and her 16-year-old son,
Clinton, were instantly killed and n. E.
Crow fatally injured.
CINC1NNATI.-A committee of citizens
has arranged big benefit for Henry NJ
Weldon, the sporting editor Of the En-
quirer who is February was stricken with
paralysis.
CARACAS, Venezuela,-In consequence
of the last defeats sustained by the rebels
the Colombian revolution is now consid-
cred lost.
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brighton Beach Results.

New York, July 23--ln the second race a,
BRIGHTON Reach today OF the eight named on
~ erord onIv three answered to try con-
cinslons with the great mare, Imp, VINO was
~ ~ 2 in the betting. Imp won In last
time 49,, =, A. 49,.
Baron Pepper Time 1:Ol Id
Mil and a furlong-lmp. Water cure,
Lucky. Time 1858.
Six furlongs-Maximus. Anna thompson
Albullen. Time i;l4 10
Mill and quarterback Point Deoanter
Maid OF Harlem. Time ?'oi 4-5.
Mile and half. hurdles-einer' Drauehts-
man Tentor Time 2;i5.
six Northumberland snngster. Gibrai-
tar Time 1874.
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% FAITH IN CHINA.
o;s,iuct Dstrust OF the Authenticity Of
The Message from COnger
ay IS SENDING NOTE TO SALISBURY.
pr,tish Premier Is Not TAX
ing Very Kindly to the s"s-
sestions Therein.

49,, YORK July pa dispatch to the
rribune from London says; The BRITISH
Soreign Office has not been impressed
,h the American disclosures regarding
H. trend of happenings in China. II
Y ocIires to accept Mr.. Conger's message
II anything more than a belated COM
a,unicaton of bout the same date as Sir
Robert Harris despairing appeal for sue
L. and il regards all Chinese assurances
II 10 the safety OF the legations, whether
Nom the viceroys, the ministers, the
&orrespondents or from the emperor him
'self as tainted with suspicion,
u Communications have been exchanged
%,ithin the last forty eight hours between
H. American embassy and Lord Sails
1ury. special messengers having been
fent with them 10 and from Hatfield,
Art the nature of the disclosures have
Ae,p disclosed to no one. 1t Is con-
3ertured that the state department has
4 Either proposed some scheme OF media
Mon based upon an appeal to the emperor
IN China or upon suggestions OF Ii Hung
Chang, or else has urged an immediate
,advance of the allied army on Pekin.
Syhatever may have been the substance
M these proposals, it is certain that the
Aoreign office is strongly prejudiced
|egainst the trustworthiness of the evil
hence unon which the state department
Ii acting. and attaches more Importance
to the dispatches of the half-penny pa
|bers describing the massacres at Pekin
&han It does to either Mr. Conger's mes
Rage or to official declarations of the
HChinese viceroys. Those dispatches were
snot based upon the testimony of eye wit
Snesses, but upon leakage from Sheng S
{seTvants.
X 1t Is evident that the mystery of Pekin
will speedily be cleared up, for the British,
French and other governments are follow
3ng the lead of the state department and
3nsistug on being placed in communica-
aion with their ministers. The Chinese
minister here Is confident that the re-
8ponses will be favorable in every in
ftonce. except tina, of Germany. but there
a we'll founded belief that even the en-
press dOwager y telling half a truth at
best, and that only a remnant of the lega-
Zion is alive Ernest Vizetelly has en-
spressed this view in the Westminster Ga
Bette after drawing a striking analogy be-
Nween the present situation and that oil
y $50, when Parkers and other foreigners
swere imprisoned and there was a revel oil
%hinese mendacity. He believes that Mr.
Fonger and NJ. Pichon may be alive. since
srhe Chinese government is trying to ne
4gotiate with the United States and France
fhut that many members of the Legations
Shave persisted. History is likely to repea
xitself in that stagnant Eastern country.
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ENGINEER RICHES REPORT.
States that the Channel at Galveston is
Twenty-six and Quarter Feet.
recommends Clark & Co.'s Bid OF Buffalo Ship
Channel Work, for Which S4o3,3Io Is Avail
able-Work on Trinity and Brazos Rivers.

, with appropriate IN for improving Calves
ton ship chauuel ana Rlifalo bayou aud
report on this imJ .pvcmert will be DIS
continued and cons)iiJrod In conformity
with the above act The incorporated ar-
preparation tor improvement of Galveston
ship channel which goes to he rrtllt
OF the consolida. protect is So .C0.
With regard TO the consolidated project.
which comprehe ltss Dredging d chtHnel
eighty feet wide, seventeen and one ali
fees deep from dccn wafer in Galveston
harbor through Galveston bay ANA MCr-
sans cut oics were advertised for ard
opened June 22 tJr0. Three bids were
received. No contract has been awarded.
Bids as follows: Atlantic, Gulf ana Pa
cidc complnr, New lork S3S9, 20C; Ritz
tenhouse- Moore Dredging company. Mo-
bile, 5000, 05O; Cha:les Clark G Co. Gal
weston, $3423S0. The latter bid is recon.
mended. No money mas been expended
aud whole amount appropriated is a>ajI-
able together with balance on hand.
making total OF Si03,2m.
| No work has been do3e at Texas City
Except to erect beacols.
| Trinity ritar During the year survey
was made from mouth OF river % city
of Dallas. N future work on the mouth
ri t7ir strea.L VIII he conducted in con-
nection with appropriation for the i'm
provement of the BruHos river between
Nelasco and Riahmond, West Galveston
bay channel. Double bayou lnl the mouths
| OF adjacent slre1ms. Amour. expended
during fiscal yea $5S0i incorporated bal
ance $3.50.
Mouth of the Btazoc.--Worl commenced
January !. and during fiscal year the
following an'oun. CT Ma 'a.tal WAS unload
ed and placed. l'i'l ,houstqS cigh. hun
bred and ryc tons Of rirrAp, f5a3 tons
sandstone si0cts, 1891 tons granite
blocks. 1850 linear feet Of logs in ,r!hs
and one large load OF piing for building
cribs. Wbelr = q MN .':'al interests ar,
prepared to use the mouth OF the river
a channel eighteen feet In depth can be
provided by dredging, but until that time It
Will not pay to do 1t. The repair of let
ties should be completed as soon as posi-
bic and money for tho dredging should
be on hand. Amount expended during the
fiscal year S33, $50. Balance unexpended,
including $l6651 reallotted from a former
appropriation is $677S from which must
be deducted s40.102 outstanding liabilities
and uncompleted contracts, leaving an
available balance of S27, $50.
No work has been done on the improve
ment of the Brazos river between Velasco
and Richmond. West Galveston bay chan
mel Double bayou and the mouths of the
adjacent streams.
Arkansas Pass improvements.-Amou
expended $S515; amount covered by un-
completed contracts S53,7b0i outstanding
liabilities s35; balance available, includ
Ing reallottment OF $40772 OF former ap-
preparation, $43,336.
No work done at Brazos Santiago; bal
ance available $57144
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Rev. Mulkey,. Meeting Closed.

Taylor. Texas, July 23.-Rev. Abe Null
KEY closed his ten days meeting here last
night. very large audience was present
at the closing service. the crowd being
estimated at something more than 1000.
Mr.. Mulkey preached strong sermon on
the subject of The Last Call OF Mercy,
and at the end OF this discourse quite a
number went up and protessed religion
This meeting made 3OS evangelism reyi-
walls conducted by Mr. Mulkey during the
past hfseen years. He held three services
yesterday. in which he spoke 10000 words.
The evangelist and his wife left this morn
ing for Corsicana, their home where they
will rest a few day.. and on next Friday
night will begin a meeting at st. Joe
Texas. After that they will go to Bolton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-24
THE RACES.
unuihorne Results.

Chicago, July 2S.-The opening day OF the
races at Hawthorne was marked by the down
in the Mopadnock stakes, finished absolutely
last, the event going to Wildwood. Weather
cloudy; track good
Five furlonPs- Barbara NJ, Fondui Buga'
Sly furlongs-Iohn A. Morris, Imp. Mini
Sauce. Onamastus, Time 1894
short course, stceplechase-B Becky Rolfe
WIie unnadnock stakes-Mldwood, Silver
Coin, Gold One. Time AZ
Six furlongs--Golden Age Fancy Wood
Jiminez. Time i;0lA
Mile and siXteenth--hVa RICE orimar
The Bobby Time l;46h
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RoynIty Divorced.

Chicago, July ga special to the Rec
ord from Grand Forks, N D., says: The
first divorce granted in North Dakota to
person of royal family has just been
issued by Judge Fiske of this city to a
cousin OF King Oscar of Sweden The
woman, Princess Anna Josephine Char
lotte. ten years ago married Emil II. HAY
erson young man of good family, though
her social inferior, The match was op-
posed by her friends and forbidden by the
king
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THE AMERICAN DEAD.
Casualty Lists CabIed from Cuba aud
the PhiIipppines

Washington July 23.--The war depart
ment has received the following casualties
from Cuba:
Havana, July 2i.-Death report. 10th to
goth: Rowell Barracks. nth, Sergeant Al
eXander Zech, band Second infantry, nit
raj insufficiency. Matanzas, 18th, Sergeant
John Lang, company l., Second infantry
acute dysentery. Columbia barracks, 18th
Corporal Frank McNally company f, Sec
ond infantry. suicide by pistol shot; 10Th
Lucius l.. Edleblute, civilian blacksmith
ouartermasters department, yellow fever
Havana, 10th, Private William H. Thomas
company NJ, Second artillery. yellow fever
Pinar del Rio. 10th, Sergeant Thomas
Cook company F, First infantry, PERM
cious malaral fever with nephritis; 10Th
Private Clarence Leftwich, company G,
Seventh cavalry, perlnicious malarial
fever; 18th, general prisoner, Arthur B
Haskins late company G, Seventh cavalry
same disease.
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IL HUNG CHANGES VIEWS.
Depending on America to Help
China.
Especial to The Post.)

Especial TO The Post.)
New York, July ga Shanghai cable
=, me World gives an interview with Ii
lung chang. who arrived there Saturday
on his way 10 Pekln.
me members of the legation are stlil
a'''e' but an advance of the allied troops
upon Pekin from Tien Tsin would proba-
NY os the death herald of every white
aarU Pekin,' LII Hung Chang said.
h. Ihen the conservative element would
,. gntlrely overpowered by the radicals?"
me causes of the present situation
voite the lack of bEa.Gbone and a wrong
b,ant on the part of the Chinese govern,
forat. "hne the drastic measures OF the
Iorelgn powers aggravated the situation.
we thank the Americans for their friend.
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race was the feature of the day at the Fair
Grounds.
Mile and seventy yards--Chorus Bow,
GUIDE Rock Iron Chancellor. Time l;46&,
Mile and a furlong-ioe Doughty and
American Eagle ran dead heat. Go To Bed
Time 1:55. Purse divided.
SIX and a half furlongs-The Light, Libbe'
W. ] Baker Time 1:2l.
Mile and twenty yards-Str Koiis- -Capron,
Lady Callahan. Time l42h,
Six furlongs. handcap-Grayes. Pinoche'
Aunt Mary. Time 1;l4A
Five and half furlonss-Queen Dixon,
VIA Pirate Odnor. Time 1:0Sls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-24
THE INDIAN DROUTH.
II VIII BE Months Before All suffer-
ing Is Relieved.

New York, July 22.-The following letNer
mittee of 100 on indian famine relief from
Lord George Hamilton, secretary of state
for India:
India Office. July 10, 19OO-The latest
cable dispatches show clearly that
even II the expedition Of the sea
sons rain on which we are justified on
counting, are fulfilled. it will be months
before the millions of the population
affected by the drought will have re-
sumed their accustomed avocations. Dur
ing this period the need for private char
| ity will be as great as ever. in some re-
spects will be even greater.
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A..ienmenta tBeeviIIe.

Bellville, Texas. July 23.-Max Riese.
wether, a. saloon man OF this place filed
deed of assignment this morning at
o'clock Assets given at $500, consisting
OF stock of liquors. etc, valued az sl4OO,
and notes and accounts to the amount OF
$500. Schedule OF Liabilities not yet filed.
Adoiph Hellmuth is named as assignee.
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THE NEW JAPANESE MINISTER
declines to Express an Opinion on
China.

"ec'ines to Express an Opinion on
China.
Ohicago, July 24AA special to the Trib-
une from San Francisco says: Kogoro Ia
Nnifa' the new Japanese plenipotentlary to
'ne United States. who arrived on the
american Maru, said of the present situa-
lion in the East:
1t is difficult 10 express an opinion
concerning the grave reports for China,
LOT the reason that, in spite of all the ru-
iuorS published, we have absolutely nc
communication open with the district in
ofeu, an1>-we eau not tell how much, Il
'Hyi OF what we hear is reliable.
II The tragical events have actually oc-
nIIeu we must inquire how much lnfu-
enee the government troops of China have
u,et the Insurgents before we can fix the
matter Of responsibility. We have no rea.
SUI az present to believe that the emper.
W ana empress dowager have any agenc.
IN the present trouble"
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Guards Along the Rio Grnnde Are
being Increased.

Fl Paso Texas. July % Customs Collec-
tor Moses Dillon was TODAY authorized to in
crease his force Of border guards sufficiently
to prevent the Chinese and european paupef
immigrants now in Mexico from ccossins tho
border TO the United States, He has already
appointed four additional guards. and may
number Of italian Immigrants who had made
their way across tho Rio Grande have been
captured and sent back
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The Prince Has Consented
Especial to The POST

New York. July 23.-The World has a
cable from London which says that the
Prince OF Wales has given formal count
enance to the marriage OF Lady Randolph
Churchill and Lieutenant CORVALLIS
West. The marriage has been set down
for the irst week in August.
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sam Marcos notes.

san Marcos. Texas July 2l.--Prof, 5.
w. Standeld Of Conroe Institute left on
Tho 18th via Galveston for New York.
He VIII Visit various seats Of learning IN
the New England States and expects to
be absent six weeks,
Mr.. Charles l.. MeGehene Of Smithvilie
has been spending a weeks vacation here
gmong relatives and friends.
DR.. James 4. Combs went 10 Bas-
trop Monday to nurse his brother. Or.
II. b. Combs. who has typhoid fever.
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CANS WANTS A MATCH.
He VIII Fight Either Frank Erne OF
Terry McGovern.

New York July 2s,--Joe Cans, the Balti'
more lightweight today deposited with James
IT, Corbett $1,000 to bind match with Frank
Erne OF Buffalo for the lightweight cham
pionship. Cans not being satisfied with the
last meeting. which he lost in the twelfth
round. IF Erne will not accept this chal'
lenge." said Cans manager 81 will let thin
thousand 60 as a forfeit for a match with
Terry MoGovern aud will agree to the same
terms as in the Erne- McGovern match-tha'
is. that Cans will agree to stop Terry In ten
cision The only concession / ask is tina,
McGovern allow Cans to weigh IN at til.
lightweight limit"
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Kansas city: n. s Nelson, Paris; W G.
Burton, Paris Dr " a Talbot, Biloxi,
Turner Palestine T. s. Beard Houston;
william Gibbons Houston; r Abraham, ,Ir..
Houston: +. sells ~ Louis c, n. Taylor.
city: c. J. Keenan, citv II. g. Mosehart
W Il. irwin. shreveport. V Il, Parker, Chi
oaEo; DR. j. d. BurlesOn Cuero' $. b.
Ccoper Beaumont: w y. Davidson. Cucro;
Caesar Slehurg, Cuero; # II. Grain. Cuero;
W. r. Ruthbono Cuero: c. c. Summers
CuoIo: VI. b. Yates. Dnllas.
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EECOND EDITION---0 Am.
Observation-Disclosures

ship. which VIC have always appreciated,
and Admiral Kempff for his justice and
forbearance In refusing to join in the BON
bardment of the Taku forts. We are TRUST
ing America TO stand by the integrity OF
the Chinese empire. With strong hand
to fight for the policy OF the integrity OF
The empire. II can be maintained and eff
fcient reforms can be made"
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Pitched Brittle Imminent.
Especial to The Post J

New York, july 23.-According to
Shanghai cable in the journal. the Rus
SLAMS and the Chinese are facing each
other near Port Arthur and a pitched
battle is said to be imminent as the
Chinese are determined to prevent fur
Their progress of the Russians.
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Total French Force Numbers $1,000

Paris, July 24.--The Matin publishes full
details regarding the expedltionary corps
Of France which will participate in the
operations of the powers In China. The
corps win consist of two brigades, one
Of marines under command of General
Grey, and the other supplied by the war
department, commanded by General Bail
loud. The total French force will number
Il 0O0
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] NJ. o Monard. city; e Y Goddard, Port
Arthur; Miss Tenny. city, u. NJ. Strauss
Orange Mass: Arthur lIeine. New YORK;
M Webster, Iouston; Dan Bachalorum
Beaumont. Chas. X. McGimsey New York
W b Hussncy. St Louis; NJ. r. Wilson.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington. July 23,--East TeXas-General-
~ fair Tuesday and Wednesday light fresh
southerv, winds
Oklahoma and indian Territory Local rains
aud cooler tuesday; partly cloudy Wcdnes'
dav. southery winds.
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was to have been twcnty-rouGd bout.
"Reddv" Hamilton of New Orleans won
from George Pierce OF New orleans in the
first round of what was 10 have peen ten
round 40. knocking Pierce down three times
In the first round.
The bouts took place before the Nonpareil
Athletic club
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Louisville. Ky. July 23.--"Australian Bill
ly' Edwards knocked out Bob Douglass o
ST Louis tonight in the fourth. round OF wha
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MaIse YOUR Liver LivcIy.

A lazy, lsnguid liver keeps you in bad
health all the time. Wake 1t up to lively
action with cascarets Candy cath'rtio.
All druggists. 1oc, 25c, SOC.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, July 23.-Errors played a
prominent part in today's game between
Philadelphia and Cincinnati When it seemed
almost impossible for the locals to score,
Wood made a wild throw in the seventh in
ming, two runs resulting, In the ninth in
ming Philadelphia had lead of two runs
and with two men out Slagle muffed fly, al
lowing Cincinnati TO score. AT the end OF tine
eleventh inning the game was called on ac-
count OF darkness.
Score r II Il
Cincinnati ......... 200 600 002 90 s
Philadelphia ......... 900 900 300 CO. Q
Newton and Kehoei Donohue and McFsr-
land,
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General observations.

Observations taken at all stations by the
United States weather bureau. at D. M.
Yesterday. 10th meridian time.
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Co,ton noxIou bulletin.

United States department Of agriculture.
weather bureau. cotton region bulletin for tho
twenty-fOur hours ending at s a M. YesteI-
day. 18th meridian time:
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ST. Louis Results.

st. Louis. July ga dead heat by Joe
Doughty and American Eagle In the second
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There is some fear of labor trouble along
the bay front this fall. Tho International

Longshoremen's association, OF which the
grain 'trmmers" arc members, Has notl-
ned the stevedores that beginning September
! the rate Of wages demanded for "trimmers'
will be 60 cents per hour for day work and
work The present rate is 20 cents an hour
for day aud so cents an hour for night and
Sunday work.
Tho stevedores will not grant the Increase
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGuE
Bont. Were short.

Milwaukee 4, Buffalo s.
Chicago ), Cleveland 0.
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Boston. July 23.-Wth two men out in tho
ninth inning sullivan hit over the left field
fence for home run, winning the game.
Dineen had excellent control, while Young
was hit hard throughout the game.
Score r II Il
Boston ................. OO1 O2O Oi0 l. 10 3
St. Louis ..............0 0i 300 900 o. /
son.
Brooklyn, July 23-Today's game seemed
hopelesc for Brooklyn when tae last half OF
the eighth inning began Chicago having a
lead of TO 2. Then the home team made
rally and tied the score. Both sides were
blanked in the ninth and play was stopped
by darkness.
SCCre-- r IL E
Chicago ......,..,.,....,..i12 90 030-- 4
Brooklyn ......,...,...,.. 900 200 050-- ~ 8
Callahan and Chance; McGinnity and Far
rel