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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
THE GREAT CONGRESS-.

The Transmississippi Congress. to con-
vene in Houston on the 18th instant, Is
replete with vast significance to
tremendous section of our great country
and one which comprises the most pro-
duetive aud resourceful area within our
territorial limits.
All the territory west OF the Mississippi
river and those portions of Minnesota
and Louisiana which lie east OF II will
be represented in the Transmsslssippi
Congress by men of thought courage and
profound patriotism. They will gather as
the representatives OF their several sec
lions, but no selfish locallsm will narrow
their elaboration nor dwarf the magni-
tude OF their purpose. Each, while
standing up for the claims of his own
immediate section, will recognize that in
the evon and symmetrical DEVELOPMENT
OF the whole is the hope and success OF
all.
Think what a magnificent section this
Congress will represent and plead for,
II comprises an area OF 1900 900 square
miles and will speak for 20.oo0,OoO OF the
most Intelligent and progressive people
on the globe In all the world no slml-
lar region In agricultural wealth, mineral
resource and live stock value can be
found.
Irrigation. rivers and harbors, Ncara-
qua canal, St Louis exposition. forestry.
beet root sugar. imports through gulf
ports and factories are among the long
list Of important subjects TO be discussed
by the Congress In fact the principal
objects OF the Congress have been happIl,
defined by the New Orleans Plcayune e
be tic encourage the growth ana the
thorough development OF each and every
state and Territory represented; TO worl
10 harmony for such National Legislation
as Is calculated to promote the interest,
OF the people Of the Transmits slssipp
country 70 Increase reciprocal trade be,
tween these States; to discuss matters o
special interest, and to decide upon plan.
whicn viii bring about desired results
70 cultivate better acquaintance bcswee,
the eislxsnl q The statcs ana Terrsto,,e
interepsed, ana % sstsbllsh an active Az,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
REPossEssIoNAL.

REP OCCASIONAL
lingD
Lord OF my conscience gladly sold
Guide OF my supiIe sordld reign
Benenth whose awful hand I hold
Dominion over Drawn and brain
Hish knrye OF knaves. desert me not,
Lest m iorsSt, lest I'm forgot
The wires are fixed. the plans all out.
The deal needs but thy word 10 stick
impatient stand thy slaves deyout
To pull the strings and turn the trick
High knayo Of knaves, desert me rot.
Lest I'm forgot lest I'm fsrsot,
Far sent our nnyies blaIed the sea-
On shore Kissed the rile to subdue--
10 now, thy man 81 destiny
Stands IN the shade Of Waterloo
o. Dollar Mark! desert me not,
Lest I'm forsot. lest I'm forgot!
II, drunk with seeming power, ia loose
Thy mighty arm, thy gripping paw
Run lone, my campaign o; abuse
And tyranny disguised as law
High knave OF knayes, sad be my lot
I'd he forgot, ia be forgot
For coward heart that puts his trust
In love and justice. obsolete
Ard wauders from thv shrine OF dust
Call back m suppliapce to thy feet.
For weak ming thought and stray remark
Thy mercy on thv servant, Mark
Amsnt
-Uuy Forester Lee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
THE REGULAR.

For the Post.
Homer What's homer Don't talk of home
or think Of a.!
Fight fight hard think OF he'll: you're on the
Timber uD your Krag: dash the sweat away
and rise again.
Inc man who cries for home never secs his
sweethearts eyes again.
iisn right OF course II Isn't But what's
the right or wrong Of II?
fou can curse IL you want to curse. but
nights the short and long Of 1t.
You can groyel In tho mud. get your belly
to the ground again:
Slip your cartridges to place and shoot an.
other round again.
Why In he'll did you enlist?-a kids no busi-
ness into It,
You was hungry for glory. And you thought
that you would win 10 It.
what good would II be to you, your sweet
heart couldn't feed on IL?
STEADY there's Dornpadour; let's see you
draw bead en- IT.
And you missed 1t by a mile! You never
scared the beast q bit
fou We're nimin In the air an that is not
I beliegc you're fraid to kill watch me
bring Old Betsy down to him.
Loru Just watch him squirm and kick! l
guess got around to him!
HOLY smoke! now you've got IT. Just cuss
twlll ease the pain bit;
And that stops your rnce for glory; you've
Sot all you will gain Of It.
Now. that's Just like volunteer: don't go
and faint avty. my boy;
Just grin and take your medicine; it's a part
OF evry pley. my boy.
A reg lar wouldn't minded jt-a wooden leg
Just think Of IT,
pension an your old sweetheart. an glory!
How she'll drink OF it!
One leg is in the Philippines an one a cosy
sent for her;
Tho ? most outlandIsh straddle twill seem
almighty sweet to her,
Judd Mortimer Lewis.
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A sornp rRoM run SHADOW.

Tho Harlequin
Harkl Soft, 80
4 bell dim-spr.nging through me nlshtl
The hours now are gone 10 HOLY MISS
10 kneel within the retrospective gloom
or buried Time aud DER us sepulehre
Forgiveness pray for erring human uesh
oh msspent lltel on vested days ana nights!
Oh puny, Pickering, struggling, dying nrehi
Come Soul II such thou be,
Aud tell this puzzled instrument OF thine
Where lead the devious byways OF us lltel
unrnvel now the snarled and tangled woof
OF Lies and Truth aud circumstance
Why did | this or thatg m
Why kissed the poltng lips that smiling stu
pimmed all the soothing PAGE Of Holy Writ
Why thrust aside the fragrant hluShins rose
TApt pricked me with its sweetness as u bent,
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scurry County News.

Snyder. Texas. March so.--Died. ~
18th. George Stephenson. agei Il
northwestern part OF the county; on y !.
a. Burten AGED IS. near Dunn, es,,l
troublo on the 10th. eight miles from n, Il.
a child Of Perry Norris. with scAisr N
on tho 18th. six miles east Of Snyass Id
yeear-old son OF Treasurer Josepnus =
OF meningitis. ,e,I
Married. on the 2Sth. at Snyder, M MA, Il
SAMPLES OF Roby 10 Mrs. NJ E. w.
gf Snyder. Elder n, NJ. Leslie ohi Nar,,
CSC. Spillur Of Jaelssboro is now "a ID
or the state; correcting in Kent aDS
hogntiss. ..sa
! snyd,r will soon have wsll.o'tsrsd
1ane: IL will hold q concert at ny
n the night Of the 3ist. ~, 4
The town Is now incorporated H., IN
iunre. for school purposes. when "
liyder a boom. xsni
There Is considerable scramble ioi .sn,f
this and adjoining counties. f's,ssj5
lsD all the surveyors busy. Eysrs -
&c for a ranch is being locatsa y
lots. .U!
he cattle business is so prospero%,1
nty all seem to be wanting
roo proepects were mover 80 so~
rnty: fruit 10 safe 90 far.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Thomas c. Plat. wife OF the senator,
has great fondness for cats. She has sew
eral OF these pets in her house aud n num-
Der OF paintings OF others.
Colonel William Slddcas Young. great
grandson OF Mrs siddons has presented to
the British Museum relic OF tho actress In
the shape OF y gold and tortoise shell snufr-
box which was given TO her by George "
DR.. Adler. the chief rabbit OF London. has
been elected n member OF the Athenaeum club
OF that city In accordance with the special
rule allowing the annual introduction OF per.
sons of distinguished emlnence In literature.
Dr. Adler's proposer was the bishop of Lon-
don.
Joseph Cowen. the English Journalist. who
died not long ago. numbered among his
friends Mazzini Garlbaidi and Kossuth. and
Mr.. Gladstone once pronounced him IA won
derful fellow" He BEGAN lfc as brick
maker and always dressed so as to look like
a worklngmau.
Though William c. whitney Ia very proud
OF hIs splendid new homo In New York
probably the most beautiful in all the land
ho says he would not advise anv one to un-
dertake the task of erecting a similar clabo-
rate residence. Tho first door suite, which
includes the ball room. dining room aud two
drawing rooms. cost about tl.0oO. 600 and Tho
difficulties overcome Ia carrying out the
scheme OF decoration decided upon were enor.
NOUS
While in Washington day or two ago ex,
Speaker Reed was asked what aa thought Of
the Puerto Rican muddle. but declined to b,
quoted. saying; 81 have n reputation fol
/ piety and ehaste language TO preserve" TX
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

hearty cooperation between the COM
mercial bodies represented"
Texas viii be represented by truly
representative men. No State in all the
productive region. to be benefited by the
practical and timely deliberations of tho
Congress. has more to gain for our re-
sources and territory, without attempt
Ing to detract by comparison from kin
dred states and Territories. are much the
more varied and extensive.
The Transmississippi Congress is to be
pull altogether for common purpose
and for an Incompatible section united
by ties OF mutual interest and commercial
oneness which admits OF neither SELFISH
mess nor rivalry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
RUNGE NOTES.
Building of an OIL Mill Is Still Undr
DiHcuHsinn.


Runge Texas. March 31.-Mrs Broomfs1
OF Terrell formerly Miss Lee Bonham. Is
RunGe to remain some time with her brothS
Dr.; o. T. Bonham. whose wife recently iA1
mrs. Ryan. an aged lady. who resides
Angelina county. returned to her homt u
week. having spent several months vista
nor children and grandchildren In u
Mrs. l.. Scherding and two children Of AJ
TN nave recently visited their relaui7
Messrs. G. and ALI Tips and families. u
Charles ID. Bennett Esq, of Waco. Il
been visiting the family of W. H. Loku
Dr.. W. II. Moore and wife have return
from San Antonio with bright prospect ]
the Doctors bsing able to resume prae'|
A. +. Wood. who was arrested in Ne,
Few weeks ago, has been extraditsd 4
taken to oakville.
me patrons OF the Arkansas Pass ar A
ligigted with the new schedule which nas N
Gently gone into effect.
rho building OF an oil mill in Runge y
discussed and the prospects for ope a y
early dav are thought to he growing nritsa]
Fno RunEe Dramatic club played agalnl q
night to Il lasgo house for the bensl'
the hunge high school library.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

The frequent Ming Of new cotton mill
charters with the secretary of state at Austin
looks as II the industrial awakening in Texas
were rapidly passing beyond ths mere talk
Ing stage and approaching basis Of prao-
tcal business. Talk would indeed be cheap.
however. " all that has been INDUCED in
Texas on the subject of cotton manufacture
had not secured some substantial results by
this time Texas Ia destined Mt no distant
day to become one OF the busy cotton manu-
featuring districts OF the world.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

1912 years. an average Of nearly 81 years
each.
The Toronto Mail and Empire says that.
owing to bis large Canadian interests. Gen.
eral r. A. Alger will soon make Canada vIr-
tually his permanent home.
Miss Ella Littie. an American and the FIRST
woman to receive a Doctors degree from
Heidelberg "summa cum isude." has been
appointed regular lecturer at that uni
yersity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
LA GRANGE LOCALS
Very Little Interest Is sinnifeste'
the City Election.

La Grange Texas. March 3l.-very X
interest is being manifested in the city !, 4
ton to be held in this city next Tuss-
Tnsre are four candidates for aldermss,
me Second ward and three for the oinTs.
marshal. For the other Offices 70 Dc y
the present incumbents are the Only 8.
dates. At this election the proposition 70 o. !
tax OF 25c on every sl00 worth OF prsti
tor free school purposes will be submi..,.ssr
Miss Johanna PAUL. left for saa
Yesterday to visit relatives there foS n
Gays, She will lenve Galveston on the :"
April for an extended trip over Euroees
Robert w, Shepherd and wife OF Cnis III
l: t.. are here. the guests OF Mayor Nv ~
Mr.. Shepherd is a prominent lawyer. N
Charles Alexander and wife OF Hous~'
mere. the guests Of Mrs. Alexander. a,
A. e. Fake Of Warda was In the :"
CAV on business. 49,,
Representative Max Meitzen OF taS Ss. /, \
was in the city today shaking hal's
his constituents and friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
o, uNnIsTMcuIsmnD DEAD

undlstinguished Dead.
Whom the bent covers or the rock-strewn
steep
undistingushad Dead,
None knows your name
biaekened and blurred In the wild battle
hrunt.
Holly you fell with All YOUR ~ouna. L.
'front.' -
This is your famal
Austin ponson In The sphere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

astounding game Of stultihcation, moral
arrobatlcs and intellectual hide-and-s eek
that n has ever before Witnessed II "
does not end In the defeat OF the repuD,,
Iican party at the polls then me peop.s y,
this country are badly anllcteu "''
mental and moral strabismus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

Notwithstanding the ugly relstions between
Russia aud Japan and Russia and Turkey. tho
British foreign of6os is said to be viewing
affairs In the East without any great ap-
prehension OF danger. These are the days
when the British foreign Office whistles Wig
orousiy and cheerily whenever 1t comes in
sight OF an international dark aIleyl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

Tho contortions OF the republican party In
the perplexing matter of It's Puerto Rlcan pol
icy, are horrible TO behold
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Telephone Numbers: 5 5sisss':. y. ~

Iha City Tho Post Is delivered to any part Of the
city by carriers. per month. $500; three months
$500; six months. 5000. one year. sI3.oo.
Mr. Theodore Berng has charge OF the city
circulation ana collecting Messrs. Theodore
Boring, Chas. Lott and Paul Hobby are the ar-
thorlxed collectors OF all city bills (eoth a:verts-
ing and subscription and no money should DO
paid 10 any one other than those named. unless
special written authority signed by tho business
manager is shown. All accounts Of any sire
should be paid by check in favor Of The Hous-
ton Printing Company.
Subscribers failing to receive The Post regularly
will please notify the Office promptly. Every
paper Is expected to be delivered not later than
e;3o O'Clock d. m.
Under no circuM stances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid. or accepted in payment OF accounts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

Texas will don her rugged plume to the
Transmississippi congress and announce with
commendabe pride. I'VE have gone into the
cotton factory business since we heard you
were coming to Houston to see how much
we can add to the Industrial wealth of the
great Northwest"
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Houston. Texas.
nEpossEs.IoNAL.

1T is reported that Mr.. Hanna may. for
various reasons rcslsn the craftsmanship OF
the National republican committee. News
paper clipping
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

The British censor in South Africa has
grown busy again. This indicates that tho
Boer has also grown tribe more uucon-
ouerable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
CHINA GRANTS DEMANDS.
Pays for the Murder n, N,.
Brooks Lnuf

Pekin A-1, L.fHt Jhnunr,.
ha. ....,. ~" 1.-The Chinese government
murssr u 'ne controversy arising out Of he
prools "a December 3, last. OF Rev NJ,
tia ,.,,o = the church missionary society ON
0"'ns terms; Two OF the pur,s,srs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

Everybody entitled to a vote in this city
should cast ballot in the municipal election
today. Whatever tina result. let It be accom-
plshed by majority OF the registered
votcra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
WEN DE LIGHT RUHNs BLUE.

Wen de light buhns blue
Wen dc light buhns blue
An gets so powerful shaky
Lat All doan' know whut toh do:
Fob de oil dog wines
En- de tom cats new.
I'm deh's noise in de ohimley
Wen de light buhns blue.
Wen de light buhns blue
Wen de light buhns blue
Nah htaht keeps tumblin, nveh
LAX pullet in de stew;
Fob de clouds hangs low
En- de win goes woo"
I'm de candle spits en- sputtehs
Wen de light buhns blue.
Wen de light buhns blue
Wen de light buhns blue
an N dc mos loansome pehson
Whit yo' even, eveh knew:
Fob de ol' fiddle strings
Neveh am a-eoun'in' true
En- dey's no tone in de banjo
Wen de light buhns blue.
Wen de light buhns blue
Wen dc light buhns blue
De oney tingll keep yo
From gittin' de hoo-doo
Dat some soht of a rabbit foot
Wohn inside yoh lei shoe
nats DE- oney t'ing'll save yo'
Wen de light buhne blue
az tendency OF tats lose'
"a owing TO tho absenca Of -,
TO continental selling Renes al al
she week rs points, Money was in
demand until Monday SN6iI psr eent. =
htIW,A - per cent ard on three NOM
0''is from S1s to per cent. ''''
BERLIN MONEY.
Berlin April 1.-The monthly sottleme
wa characterized by unusual carry-ov
.aees' oue 70 the conviction Of leaders N
s sprSulstlon has been much oyerdona r
tba. ,hS'-Nelt OF the Associated Pfess cah
clei csrcIes nEleuon is general in nigh una
$3.50 LET'S, WhtTe IL iB ~. nt-d ouf ina a.
60 lave risen beyond ali nronsytis :,
ce. .t IRON shares are also regnrds1 ~.
yyaoa uSh considering the increase
Notv,i 1bS tue scarcity CT materlals,
eli last 49,, 'he rising OF money rat
ana ' Sst week. idls shares were very s,ro
gu american railways IN rrnat aara surg ~
,inna,h outlle has cOaildcnrs IN ,ba -
~ IaYe OF American prosptr srJ "
eoll exchange Is explained hv ~ 6oa
TIA ~. uelenases OF Americans In Iondon
~ IRON Consumers coInp,ain ira .,.e.. =
Inaoie 10 place orders for ~. ma tnsy {
h,,rs stasts- AZ the meeting Of tbo II
oeIh- american stsamshin nrn,na, cue iiai
In, ~ AZ mat an extraordinary business " "
o,d.s zone. The prospects for GrSt anS W
lew T ,. passenger business durnr sbe Ss
ord. ssSs Pointed TO breaking Of the r.
IIIellns the csrolnas WIN sbs Sa Nd, S co
snSs,ios 'ryyice at Hong Kong. wbers en ~ !
9frrsi'on etfes will be opened al
a, re ps SsIinsn-Ameriean Petroleum oon,n.::
capitsi =, q d nss earned 100000 marks on
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
ny rHs
Houston Printing Company.


v r. N. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT.
q }. PALMER. vIce-PRBsIpESr.
'HH DAILY Ally, POST. the Is SUNDAY Y pc POST.
sEMI-wHBkLy POST. ma Coils. per Week
OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
1l01, HOS, 11O5, 1IO7, HOO franklin
Avenue.
nNfnasp Al THE posrorFIcs At HOUSTON. TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
subseription By Mali--ln advance. Daily and Sum
day Post. one year, $40 90; six months. SIS 90;
three months. $z.gc; one month. $i.oo.
TIE SUNDAY posT, one year. $t.so.
The SEmi-WEEKLy Posi- Mondays and Thursdays)
enc year, $500; six months. SO cents; three
months. Is cents.
Ferei9n 0ffices-Eastern business Office 4s Tribune
building. New York (The S. c. Beelcyith Spec
eiai Agency; Western 400 lThs Rooker,l Chi
eago. (The S. C. Beckwi,h Special Agency.
Travelling Agents S.; Holland Travelling
Auditor; E. R. Holland. B. B. Throop. J. x. Grist
Travelling Agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

In friendly boxing match In New York
one Young man was killed last week. How
the professionals will smile at such amateur
ish dash and earnestness!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

The presidcnt and the senate.
Washington rost
Il would create a great sensation in the
country n, during the consideration OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

Mr.. John Wanamaker is making a brave
nght for purity in republican politics in tho
State OF Pennsylvania. Meanwhile II Il sig
nifcant to note that Mr.. Quay Is stili un-
rhs1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

The Philadelphia Ledger registers Wig
orous kick because It's municipality has been
taxed to entertain the republican National
convention. That is thoir method. Thoy
never conhne their assessments to their own
crowd but distribute them uniformly to all
thu neople,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

Mr. Rockefeller continues to load up the
University OF Chicago with substantial slices
from his Standard ~ profits. This is prob
ably the only case on record where the doors
Of knowledge were so literally and so gem
erously oiled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

Lord Roberts telegram OF coincidence to
Kruger over the death OF General Joubert
would indicate that little Bobs' is not above
rubbing salt into fresh sore at times
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r, N. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT.
q. J. PALMER. 49, vlce-PRBsIpESr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18
SPORTS oEHf DAY.
Field Day Games Of the Central
High School.
COLOMBIA TO ROW TIE CADETS
Another Local Base Ball League
Proposed.
Y. Nj. C. A. DEFEATS &. P. o.

Entries for the annual handicap field and
track meet of the Central High School
closed Wednesday. and Judging from the
large number of entries received and the
intense spirit of rivalry existing among the
boys. successful and highly interesting
games may be expected The contests will
take place on Georgetown field tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. AMI in order to
awaken an interest IN this branch of ath-
letics no admission will be charged. The
following is list of the events and entries
One-hundred-yard run-Powers, Wilson.
Ruel. Downey, Yoder. Dear, Taylor. Stake
ley. Patterson, Merrick. Barringer. Bristol
Observation-Disclosures run-Dow-
ney. Powers. Merrick. Dear. Patterson. Lit
tlejohn. Buel. Woodward, Scudder. Brush.
our-hundred- and -forty-yard run - Hen
derson. Williams, Galloway. Buel, Dear.
Clements, Scudder, Galloway. Newton. LIE
Breton, Lamb. Tower.
One-mile run-Newton, Galloway, LIE Bre-
ton. West. Stakeley.
Two-hundred- hurdle -
Watts, Bristol. Merrick. Yoder. Curtiss.
Pole vault-Parker. Stakeley. Brush. Cur
tiss.
Running broad jump - Warner. Curtiss,
Brush, Buel.
Running high jump-Yoder. Warner. Cur
tiss. Buel. Troope. Pritchard
Throwing twelve-pound hammer-Curtiss.
Hunter, Woodward, Barnard, Taylor.
Brush
Putting twelve-pound shot-Buel, Hunter.
Curtiss. Barnard. Taylor. Brush.
Throwing the discus-Brush. Dear, Cur
tiss, Hunter, Barnard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18

Other Games Played Yesterday.
At hlladelphia-University Of Pennsyl-
wanna. IL: Brown. 2.
AT Cleveland II; Minneapolis,
0.
At napolis-Indianapolis, 5; Kansas
City. 0.
At Buffalo-Milwaukee 0: Buffalo. g.
At Observation-Disclosures -: Troy. g.
At Oswego-Schenectady. 4; Oswego. 8.
At Cortland-Albany. Z; Cortland. 2.
At phia-Athletics. 16; Scranton, T.
At Reading-Elmira. IS; Reading. IL.
At Observation-Disclosures II; New
ark, 8.
At Allentown-Jersey City, ~; Allentown,
8.
At Toronto-Toronto. 8: Springfield, 2
at Observation-Disclosures, 9; Hartford, f.