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GRAND CIRCUIT TO MEET.
Several Fast Heats at Buffalo I'm the
2.I9 Class

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1.-The Horse
Review $1,000 purse for three-year-oId
trotters, foals of 1897, was the feature Of
the Grand Circuit card at Fort Erie, Ont
this afternoon. 1t was expected that the
event would develop lively contest, and
larger crowd than usual saw the sport
The race resulted in straight heat VIC
tory for Moebel. a big bay horse by Moko,
sent out for the laurels by the Walnut
Hall farm, of Donerail, Ky. In the open
ing pools Moebel sold at $50, on even terms
with Dirigo. Major Delmar and Iva D. but
after the first heat Moebel was always a
pronounced favorite. Moebel stepped out
in gallant fashion all through. McHenry
made drive with Locha in the second
heat. but sent his flly to a break On
the strength OF Locha's showing while she
held her feet, there was little selling on
the field against Moebel for the final
struggle.
New York horsemen thought the heavy
gated Moebel would tire in the last brush,
but he came away from Major Delmar
again with ease, distancing oil his. field
but the Major and Locha, thus gathering
in first and fourth moneys. Moebel i'm
proved his mark every heat, going the
last mile very steadily In 216% Sum-
maries.
PA class, trotting. purse $1,000 (three in
fve)-
~ Not1S' Ch 81 Spy hiScCOneer
lone Electte, b m. Phippen). 2 8 8
King Vasco. b h, (Cummings). .....3 q
Annie Burns, g m. (Wilson) ..........4 2 4
Bay Star. b m. q. Kinney. ...,......dis
Time, 2:1SA, ALTA, 2:17H.
Horse Review purse 5000. for foals Of
1891, three year old trotting (three in
Mobet b h. by Moko CRenyon .....1 1 /
Mai Delmar. C. by Delmar (Bald-
VIM, ~
Porto Rico, b h. by Electric (Phip-
penn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dis
Dirigo, blk c. by Directum Hin-
tom ;.-...............-.;.. 8 dis
jim Ackerson. or C, by Alcyron
tfSdtnDernl .........-....-......-...0 D dis
Sir Robbins. C. by Stamboul
AIrlpp1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OILS
james B. Duke. CHI g. by Sam Estes
NH1SfSSD -................ OtS
Iva De, b f. by Onward (Thomas). dis
Time. 2:20z. PISA. 2:I6A.
219 class, pace, purse 1920 (three In
hve)-
The Admiral. n. by Be Sure
tBayne1 ...-..--..........-..-...1 i
Braidie. gr e, by Nobiesse Gen
Don Riley. b g. tHudson). ........s 5 3 .
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LACROSSE CLUB GAMES.
Championship of Western Canadian
American AssoeiatfOn

Secretary w, ]. Bailey, of the st. Paul
Lacrosse club. received a message last
night from Winnipeg, stating the result
or the championship series between Port
Arthur and Port William, the deciding
game of which was played there yester-
day. 1t was a victory for Port William,
the result being to l in Williams favor
rms brings st. Paul. Winnipeg and Port
William into the contest together for the
championship of the Western Canadian
American Lacrosse association This
honor will be decided at Winnipeg about
august II and Is, when the champion
ship games will be played
The st. Paul team expects to go up at
that time in fine trim with good prospects
of winning the trophy. They will have
g chartered car and will go about twenty
five strong.
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HANSEN TO START TOMORROW.
Race Ought to begin by Thursday
Night.

A. A. Hansen completed his course Of
training yesterday, and is now ready and
fit for the start on his 1000 mile ride,
which will be made tomorrow morning at
o'clock. The long distance rider is in
in his ability to lower the worlds re,
cord Of S9:0420, which Is held by Will
Brown of New York.
THE only thing that bothers me now"
said Hansen last ev ming, sis the weather
Don't like those clouds there in the west
] don't care how warm 1t is, l can ride
under the hottest sun, but with a wet
course 1t is different"
Hansen will be paced on the first hun
dred miles by Tom L. Bird, of St Paul,
and John Larson, of Minneapolis, tandem,
who will attempt to establish a hundred
mile century tandem record at the same
time.
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ROONEY IS A WRESTLER.
He Easily Defeats Carkeek at Mil
waukee-ChaIIenge to ROeber.

he Easily Defeats Carlxeek at Mil
waukee-ChaIIenge to ROeber.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. Jack
Rooney, the giant gripman of Chicago,
defeated Jack Carkeek, of Wisconsin,. to-
night, In a wrestling match, Graeco-Ro-
man style, for the championship of the
world and $500 stake. The match call
ed for the best two in three falls. Only
one bout was wrestled, Rooney gaining
the fall on half nelson in twenty min
utes Carkeek, though on the defensive
throughout the bout was much distress
ed, and it was claimed suffered from
broken rib. However, after a rest of
fifteen minutes, the men came together
again, but at the expiration Of two min
utes Carkeek announced he was unable
to continue, and Malachi Hogan, the
referee, announced Rooney as the win
ner.
Rooney challenged Ernest Roeber to
wrestle for 1000 a side.
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TENNIS AT SOUTHAMPTON.
Bob Wrenn and w. A. Larned Both
Display Remarkable Form.

SOUTHAMPTON, N Y, Aug. THE
Long Island lawn tennis championship
tournament was started here today. The
weather and the conditions Of the courts
was perfect, while the players provided
excellent sport. Four matches were play
ed in the preliminary rounds and two in
the first round. The national ex-cham-
pion, Bob Wrenn, the veteran w. A.
Larned. Sumner Hardy, the champion of
the Pacific coast, w. J. Clothier, the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania crack, Sewell
Boardman and A. w. Post were the win
ners this morning Larned was drawn
against the Princeton champion, Ray
mond D. Little, who fell an easy victim to
the brilliant play Of his opponent Hardy
was drawn against George c. Clark, Jr.,
a Harvard crack. Hardy out-classed his
antagonist and Clark never was in the
hunt The play of the Hardy brothers
is being keenly watched by the experts,
as they are now getting in trim for the
nationals at Newport next week Wrenn
romped through his contest with Gren-
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Vnrdon to PLY Tnu1ou

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Aug. Am.
nouncement has been made by the Atlaa-
Tic City Golf club that several match
games between Harry Vardon. ex-cham-
plon of England, and ]. s. Taylor. the
present English champion will be pLiyed
on the links of the club at NorthfelG
near near here Taylor is now on his way To-
Atlantic City The matches will be
played either during the latter part Of
this month or early In September.
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HIT IIo WITHOUT A MISS.
Great Shooting Done by st. Paul
Man at Duluth


At a shoot of the Duluth Central Gun
club Sunday afternoon H. w. Spratley. of
st. Paul. and member of the club. won
the diamond badge and also made the
pest score ever made on the grounds,
oagging 119 birds straight
The first event was for fifteen birds
and was Won by Spratley. who took all.
Seymour also killed the fifteen, and Ben
net landed fourteen of the birds.
The second event was the Diamond
badge shoot, and Spratley got the whole
number with Boyer second, with As.
The third event was the same as the
hrst, and both Seymour and Spratley
took the whole number.
The fourth event was won by Nelson
getting 10 out of the five pair. Tacks was
second with g. After the regular events
Spratley was to shoot till he missed. and
made the score given Spratley was for
merry Of Virginia, but now resides in
st. Paul. He has been a member of the
Duluth club for some time.
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Munich Chesa Tonrnev-

MUNICH. Aug. 1.-The twelfth round
OF the International chess tournament
was played today. At the time of the first
adjournment Pillsbury Kohn and Gott-
schall had defeated Wolf Jakob and Sho-
walter respectively, while the games be-
tween Maroczy and Bardeloben, Popeil and
Billecarde had been drawn. In the even
ing the following additional results were
recorded: Janowsh and Burn, as well as
Berger and Schlechter, drew.
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KANSAS CITY WINS AGAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. 7.-Kansas
City scored its sixth consecutive victory
today by taking the first game of the
feet control throughout the game. and
the only time Chicago had a chance OF
winning was in the sixth, a base on balls.
ors three runs which lacked but one to
tie. Katol was hit safely in the fifth
and sixth. and aided by errors, the home
team scored seven runs in those two in
Gears catching of three difficult flies in
the seventh. Attendance l .OON Scnre. -
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McGovern and Cans.

NEW YORK. Aug 7.-A Hereford.
manager of Joe Cans, win meet Sam Har-
ris, manager of Terry McGovern. tomor-
row night in this city to cllnch a match
between Cans and McGovern. The only
barrier Is the weight question. and that
Will be definitely settled tomorrow at the
meeting.
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Earned runs Detroit 2; two-base hit,
Miller; sacrifice hit, Frisbee: stolen bases
Holmes, Harley 2, McAllister 2, EIberfeld'
Christian; bases on balls, off Miller /,
off McKenna 2; hit BY pitcher, by Nc
Cleveland 2; left ON bases, Detroit 4
Cleveland 4; struck out, by Miller s:
double play, Flood to Shay: passed ball,
McAllister; wild pitch, McKenna; time.
Las; umpire, Sheridan.
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MILWAUKEE, BEATEN OUT.
Mtllers Took n Fall Out of Them
Yesterday-POor Attendance.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Chicago at Kansas City.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Buffalo at Indianapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. INIT
waukee was beaten today in a closely
contested game Sparks was taken out
In the third inning, which saved the visi-
longed to either side until the last of the
ninth. Bailey was hit freely, but was
well supported and threw a good ball
at the right time. The grounds were
muddy, but the home team did unusually
good fielding work. Attendance, 400.
Score:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Elks had a great deal of con-
fdence OF winning the game from the
Favorites Sunday, but, after the fifth in
take. when the Favorites pounded out
two of the Elks' pitchers. and making
10 scores in the sixth inning. Score by
innings: RH,E
Elks ...........2 az Pill 10
Favorites ........3 2 1 10 E26 81 s
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speedy Pacers Matched.

CLEAN, N. Y, Aug Two special
races have been arranged for Thursday
at the new track of the Jersey Farm as
Patchen will contest in one and Coney
and Anaconda in the other. Purses Of
s.. 900 have been hung UP for each race.
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Rain Spells Tournament.

BROOKLINE. Mass, Aug. THE
great International tennis tournament
on the Longwood courts. which was to
have begun today, had to be deferred ON
account of rain. All the players scned-
uled for the matches, including Gore.
Black and Barrett, the English team, are
here
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!JIIIeIu UdIItu Tot Jones IN NINTH
Earned runs, st. Louis 2, New York 4.
two-base hit, Wallace; three-base hit
Smith; home run. Hickman; double plays
Davis to Hickman to Doyle, Jones to Wal
lace to Donlin; bases on balls. off Tomas
2. off Carrick 8; struck out, by Jones j.
by, aCrrick 2; stolen bases, McGraw q
Setback ], Van Haltren 2, Carrick; wild
pitches, Jones l. Carrick l; time, 2:15; UNI
pire, Emslie
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AMoLE WAS HIT HARD

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 7-Buffalo D,as
outlegged in the first part of today's
game. She tried for head-end finish
and chalked up three runs in the ninth
on five singles. The lead they had to
dianapolis batted Amole for six earned
runs in the third and fourth. Attend
ance, 200 Score:
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*Dexter out, hit by batted ball
Earned runs, Chicago, 8; left on bases,
Chicago 5, Brooklyn 5; two-base nits,
Mccarthy; sacrifice hits, Mccarthy, Grif-
fifth, Daily; stolen bases, Childs, Chance,
Howell, Kelley; double plays, Dexter to
Camel, Childs to Mccormick to Cancel;
struck out, by Griffith 2, by Weying 1, by
Howell l; passed ball, by Chance /; bases
on balls, off Griffith 2, off weighing 3; wild
pitch, Griffith: hit with ball, Chance 2;
time, 2:05; umpire, Hurst.
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MANNING WANT. c1lngmnn.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug Manage,
Manning, of the Kansas CITY team, ha:
filed a claim on Shortstop Billy Cling
man, who was yesterday given hts un
conditional release by the Chicago Ma
tional league team.
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Earned runs, Pittsburg 5; two-base hits,
Clarke, Wagner, Lajoie; three-bas hit,
Ely, home, run, O'Brien; sacrifice hit,
Clarke; double plays, Beaumont to
base on balls, off Piatt 2; hit by pitched
ball, Sehriver, Ortiz; struck cut, by
Tannehill l, bv Piatt l. passed ball, Muir
ply; time, As; umpire. O'DaY.
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ninth.
Earned runs, Cincinnati 8; three-base
hit, Mcbride: home run, Crawford;
stolen bases, Long, Duffy; double plays.
base on balls, Breitenstein 3, Nichols 2;
struck out Breitenstein 1; time. las; UNI
pire, SWartwood.
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Crack Team Defeated.

ASHLAND. Wis. Aug. 7.-(Special y
Northwestern team, today by the score
3 TO Batteries for Ashland, Fear and
J: Corcoran; Hayward, Zchauluski and
Freeman ss>''N
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Kansas. City ......1 0 q "a
chicago ........0 O 1 8 o o.

EaTned runs, Kansas City 4, Chicago q:
tWo-base hits O'Brien, DUNCAN, Buck-
ley, Gear; three-base hit, Padden: sac
tInce hits. Gear. OBrien, Stewart. Pat
toll Il; left on bases. Kansas city 5, Chi
cage 9; double plays, OLeary to Padden
to Sugden; struck out, by Patten j. bv
hatol 3; time, 1:30; umpire, Mcdonald
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Milwaukee 40 o1Oo 500 Is

Earned runs, Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee
bauer, Dowd; three base hit, Waldron:
bases on balls, off Bailey 3. off Sparks l.
off Bowling 1; hit by pitched bali. Ander,
by Bowling 6; left on bases, Minneapolis
g., Milwaukee s; double plays, Nance to
Abbey to Werden, Abbey to Smith to
Werden; sacrifice hits, Nance, Dowd.
Fisher, Waldron, Diggins 2; hits off
Sparks 5, off Bowling 7, off Bailey 10:
time hours: umpire Cantillon
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MINNEAPOLIS WINS A GAME
Brewers Were Defeated Yesterday
by Tail Enders-TwO Shut-0uts
Registered in the Big
League.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Grifith was in
great form today, holding the Brooklyns
down to one hit an inning, excepting the
third, when two singles and a passed hall
gave them one run. weighing gave two
bases, hit a batter and was touched up
for six hits in the fifth. Cross again
played a wonderful game at third, At
tendance, 1900. Score:
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SLUGGERS HELD DOWN.
Philadelphia Batters Unable to Cope
with Pittsburg,s Fielding

PITTSBURG, Aug. Z-Philadelphia was
not in the game at any stage. Not one OF
their men reached third until the ninth
inning. Pittsburg's field work was above
criticism. A double play made by Ritchey,
Ely and O'Brien was probably as fast
and difficult as any ever seen on these
grounds. Attendance. ZOO Score:
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Although am young and have always been healthy ant
blessed with good appetite yet during the past months hav
been afectedate would hearty mea-ih severe pain
the stomach lasting for from three hours causing me qrea
distress Then again would become suddenly dizzy fall
sometimes This would happen street and cause me poot
deal OF annoyance The only relief get the constant us
cafharc About two months ago friend gave me small via
Rpans Tabues asking Them they had done him good
did, and was so pleased with the afterwards bought
supply and up to the time further trouble
When notice indication of the old trouble take Tabue and
that ends it."
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PLAYED FOR BIG MONEY.
Eight Hundred People Witness I.nri-
more Shut Out WhpatJnnd

LARIMORE, N. D.. Aug. 7.-(Special.l
"A very interesting ball game was play.
ed on the Larimore grounds today be.
tween Grand Forks and Wheatland for
purse of $500 and gate receipts, amount.
ing IN all to about $500. The Great North.
ern ran a special train here from Grand
FORKS, and about 800 outside people at.
TENDED the game. Wheatland seemed to
play against luck, the score resulting IN
q to O. ="
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CLEVELAND WAS BLANKED

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 7.-Miiler's
shut out administered to Cleveland by
Detroit this afternoon OF the four hits
secured by the visitors only two, those
from Genins bat. were clean cut. Pick
erlng's hit was a .bunt which he beat
out by foot, and LaChance's was a
scratch after two men were out in the
ninth. Detroit hit safely in every inning.
Attendance l NOn Score.
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HARNESS HORSES AT JOLIET.
Sensational Racing In the Great
Western TrOttinE Circuit.

Western TrOttIng Circuit.
JOLIET, ILL.,. Aug. 7-Sensational
racing marked the inaugural day of the
harness meet at ingalls, park. Some OF
the best horses in the Great Western
circuit participated In the individual rec
ords We're lowered. The weather was
warm and the track superb. The first
two events, the 2:27 trot and the PIG pace
were won in straight heats.
The 2'l2 pace remains unfinished. To-
morrow Tommy Britton, the trotting stall
hon will attempt to beat his record of
2:08. Summaries:
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BREITENSTEEN IN FORM.
The Erratfc southpnw Was Too Good
for Boston.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 7-Breitenstein
was in rare form today, particularly with
men on bases. Cuppy had his hand split
with a finer from Barrett's bat In the
third inning and retired in favor of
Nichols. The locals punched their hits
in the eighth. Attendance 1000: Score:
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WON THROUGH ERRORS.

New York Beat st. Louis In Closing
Game of Series.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. IA fairly good
crowd witnessed the last game of the
series between st. Louis and New York
today. Poor fielding lost the game for
St Louis Attendance, LOO. Score:
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Earned runs. Indianapolis 6, Buffalo 2:
base on balls, off Kellum 1, off Amole 4;
Kelium; three-base hits, Hartzel, Kelly;
home run, Geier; sacrifice hits, Hog
rleVer' Magoon, Kelly; double plays, Ma
COON to Madison to Kelly Kelly Gunas-
sisted; stolen base, Hogriever; passed
balls, Spear; left on. bases, Indianapolis
., Buffalo z; umpire, Dwyer; time, 155.
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Chi lRlHlPiAiE Brook. IhlHItfAIt1
Gas q GY; aD 4 & 4 q o fSn ieT, rf
M ties, Ell II II II OF OF ngs, 1b. OF OF 81 o. 0
d ter RI OF l. 81 II 0 Kelley, III OF 0 81 OIL 0
Gzeli 1bl OF Gill OF 0 D'len, SIS. OIL II & 81
NICK, ssl OF ii - 81 O. Cross, 3bl OF II II 81 0
B'ley, 3b. OIL OF Daily, %. II Il 81 II 1
C'nce, c1 :, ~ =, - MGe, C. OF q 81 oil 0
G'ith, p. Il Ii OIL g OIL Wig, p. o. 0i o. q 0
Green, If 0ls0i II OIL O. H well, pI o. II Oj o. O
Totals 7INi27!i8I d tTotals 4 8L23L14I 2
Chicago :. ..........0 o 0 5 o ~
Brooklyn 49, .....O o 1 0 0 0 0 OIL
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St. Louis ...........O 0 1 Ito 0S
New York .........S l 0 0 @ 0 O.
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Proposed Double Suicide,
\ Beautiful Girl Ex0iajns MYs~
terry of Barbour's Death.

New York, Sept Is. The mys,
terry surrounding the suicide of
Henry Gr"sveuor Bnrbour, son of
tue Rev Henry NJ Barbour, rector
of the Church of the Beloved Dis
cipIe, tins city, has been cleared
up
Young Barbour shot himself
Thursday evening nj BroukiNn
hotel, his body hein. found Fri
day morning. He had come t.
the place with II young woman
WHO WAS described II, hring beau
tltui to IL degree She di,up~
peared and the events lvudng up
u the affair might have remninrd
hidden had she not becn found to-
day III Heney hospital, BrookiNn,
with bullet in her breast. This
''''N ShS % % wac lilhlSlCh ny
Barbour.
Ihc Young woman in the case
Is Misc Helen Suutugttc Forbes,
- years OF age When Il child
ollie was adopted y u,~lup Hura-
TO Southgate, distinguished
Eplsc"pal missionary. grcu.d-
lnt To- her SturN 'uuur HIrDlur
WAS drinking aud proposed "a dou
ble suicide, she accepting the
proposition Barbour shot her III
the right breast. lie Duru Nutrd
himself Nv sending u..,D into
his mouth. She was only wound
ed and quickly LEFT tie ruum and
hotel and went to Sency hospital.
The physicians there are in doubt
rs I" her recovery.
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List Of Dead.
Names of 4,07S Persons Already
on the Roll.

Houston, Tex, Sep 17.-The
latest list of dead in Galveston
disaster printed IN The Post, re.
vised to date, shows the loss of
4,07S lives. The paper says none
of the persons whose names are
printed in the list have heen heard
from and that Il great number of
names have been furnished by
relatives of those dead.
1t is estimated that 5000 peo-
pie have left Galveston. OF
these about 5000 are now in
Houston being cared for. Others
have gone to the interior or to
other States.
The total number of people fed
here Saturday was 6, 144 persons.
Sunday the number increased
largely. Supplies are now com
ing In steadily and all orders for
provisions and clothing are being
given on general stores in the
city.