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A tunnel SCHEME
FOR PENNSYLVANIA
That System Projecting COonec
lion With Jersey City,
ALSO WITH LONG ISLAND,
Investigation Of London's Under
ground System Being Made In
Preliminary Preparation.

Behind One purchase Of the Long Isl
and railroad by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road company there Is. It is believed.
a stuper5aus plan for the development
Of terminal facilities that includes the
construru.u OF tunnels connecting not
only tbs cv with Long Island but
with Jersey city and perhaps a tunnel
connectag tbo Grand Central station
with IN. Long Island railroad system.
The Puny.lania Railroad company g
desire a. Go connect lts own terminal IN
Jersey city with the New York Central
ana Hudson River railroad system.and
the Lorg Island railroad system with
that of h. Pennsylvania, by means Of
a line %. deep tunnel routes.
w. H. Baldwin Jr., president Of the
Long Island Railroad company win
sail for London, Eng. next week 10
make a thorough and exhaustive study
Of the tunnel problem over there Most
Of his time win be spent IN an investi-
cation 0f the Central Underground
railroad To- London whore he has had
civil engineer making investigations
Tor soyCu weeks.
The Importance OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad 51npanys present plans for
tunnels and connecting or continuous
trains may Bee readily understood. In
the frst place the company has asked
the HaIblr Line commission Tor per-
mission 90 extend its present tunnel a..
cillues iu Jersey city by filing In about
1000 feel Of the flat lands. Between
the New York Central and the Pennsyl-
yania systems there Is a close rela.
tlonship
With .is new acquisition the Penn
sylvania secures additional terminals
IN Brookyn which may be connected
by deer tunnels between Jersey city
and New York and again between New
York and Brooklyn. n the plans are
carried out a tunnel viii be built, Civ
ing a direct connection between the
Pennsylvania railroad system In Jer-
sey City and the Grand Central sta
ton.
The Long Island Railroad company
was repiy 90 bid for the building and
mointenanoe Of the proposed tunnel
from The foot OF Whitehall street TO
Flatbush and Atlantic avenues Brook
Ign borough. the unfinished section OF
the old North River tunnel is stlll In
good condition. and was recently
pumped out The tunnel IS finished to
within 900 feet OF the Manhattan ISL
and show This tunnel. with that con-
templatel from the foot OF Whitehall
street b. % is declared, figuring large,
ly In tha general scheme OF the Penn
sylyanis Railroad company. The Long
Island company has Immense terminal
facillties in the east river and New
town creek 90 Long Island City.
A person in authority said last night
that while DE could not go into de-
tails, The terminal facilities In New
York civ were 10 be bothered beyond
comprehfnsi0n and that under the
present plan an The railroads would be
connected by deep tunnel routes, and
that possibly "a way would be found
so that passengers over the New York
Central could reach The battery by ex-
press tains
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JUDGE TIMMONYS COURT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The name Of Frank Beverly was
called several times ere that worthy re-
sponded He explained that he was
hard Of hearing The charge against
him was that Of indecent conduct, OF
which he was adiudged guilty and sent
up for 20 days.
Mrs. John Doe and Mrs Mary Doe,
whose true names are Nellie Simpson
and Nellie McHenry, were accused OF
immortality, and each entered a plea OF
not guilty
Officers Janney. Hemple, Hilton Ed
dIugt0n and smith each testified that
they saw both women roaming around
the streets at all hours OF the night.
sometimes with men, and frequently
they We're seen in the Mint saloon IN n
clined TO testify, one OF them saying
that IT would do no good anyhow"
The court sentenced them 10 pay a
fine Of S25 each or IS days
Edith Raymond ana Alice Norberg
were also accused Of immortality but
s. T. Armstrong, a plea Of guilty was
entered and a fine Of $50 each imposed.
The case against Morris ]. Link.
charged with vagrancy. went over un-
til tomorrow. In order that the defend
ant might procure witnesses.
Old Chas. Cameron was on hand
again 90 answer to the charge Of
drunkenness. He pleaded guilty and
was fined $40, which means ten days.
Chas Iyerson, G.. J. Carlton and Ad
Olson We're fined So each for drunken
ness.
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have not shown what we can DO. II
Superintendent Brunn continues 10 Inc
slst on the piece work plan we win tie
up the Buffalo division of thc Erie. The
Erle railroad gNitVhmon are with us
20 "a man, and they viii strike whenever
we want them 10 The extension OF
me strike may come within % hours"
The Erie men have formed new set
Of demands which they expect 20 pres
ent 10 superintendent Brunn this after
noon.
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TEAM REVOLVER MATCH.
Contest Between American and
French Teams Being Arranged.

New York. May 6-prellminary prac-
tice has begun 10 earnest FOR the Fran
CO-AmerIcan team revolver match.
which is 20 be shot IN New York and
Paris between June ! anu 20. the re-
suits 90 be announced by cable. Crack
shots ln St. Louis. Chicago, Plttsburg,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston
are beginning 10 send in their scores Tor
approval by the executive committee
OF the Z, 5. Revolver association Of
New York
The Americans In this city are prac-
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10 SOUTH AMERICA.
Guatemala TO be Connected by Ran
with the United States.

J. V. Migeley and Robert Eastman
OF Chlcego. who have about completed
a very Important deal with the Mexican
gorernn.ut win soon return home Mr..
Midgeley .s Well known IN railroad cir
cles as having been for twenty-five
years comm. s.0ner of the Associated
railway westward from Chicago. These
gentlemen were invited by the govern
ment o. examine the project for the
constitution of a railroad down the line
now benz reconstructed By Sir Weet-
man Pearson. The connection with the
railroad system of the Republic viii be
made by means Of a road that Fred
erick Bishop Mason, a well known
American contractor Is now building
from point un the old Vera Cruz line
down G. tha Tehuantepec road. The
important l. this new line win be seen
when II Is said that IL win put the city
Of MeNs1 and am American cities In
connection with Yucatan and Guate-
mala. which branch line being built
viii be The FIRST section Of the great
Pan American railway 20 open up Gem
trial anc South America. The first part
OF the .nH win connect this city with
the porl ul CampeChe and the whole
line, Wien completed win be one
thousanl miles long. making it one Of
the great.s, trunk roads OF this coun-
try. Tic project referred 20 Is mem
toned lu Che new railroad law as one
OF prima Importance which the govern
ment Il disposed TO aid literally by
subveni..ne It's construction means he
cOnsoidaHuu of the federal power In
the SOU eastern portion OF Mexico, and
the anotlla not only OF a commercial
route ~ tla highest value but the
priyileg %. @ strategical line In cnse Of
war Before the hOstllties IN South
Africa BEGAN this line was projected 90
DE bull down into Belize. or British
Houdur and Colonial Secretary
ChambC Plain took much interest IN It,.
London capitalists had Il under adj
visemer and the road would probably
have b l constructed under British
control nHt FOR the diversion OF the at
tention af ,ba British capitalists caused
by their UWdIty. and now Americans
viii probably construct the line and the
orders i"e materials viii 80 10 the
United States
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Admiral Dewey at memphis.

Memphis Tenn, May THE festlvl-
ties IN honor Of Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey who, with Lieuts. Caldwell and
Crawford, arrived IN Memphis last
evening began today Visitors from
many southern States crowded the city.
Decorations IN the business district are
elaborate.
Tonight a full dress ban win be given
IN honor Of Admiral and Mrs. Dewey al
the Grand Opera House.
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RIO GRAYDEs LEAD.
Defeated for the First Time at Og-
den Yesterday.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

The games played on saturday In
salt Lake, and yesterday 10 ogden and
PuCatello, made one or two changes IN
the standing OF the four clubs contend
ing Tor the local league championship,
as the table above shows The Rio
Grlndes stlll head the list but those
best posted on the game think that the
Ogdens viii crowd them out Of the po-
sltion before many moons pass.
Pocatello has won two games and lost
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Editor Assassinated in Cuba.

Gibara, Province Of Santiago de Cuba.
May 1.-Senor Albert. editor OF the Don
Calridades, was shot and instantly
killed by an unknown assassin at the
theater last night Albertl was an ac-
tive politician and his paper has re-
Gently been criticizing the American o.
hcers, particularly the election or
ders
Hidalgo who killed Captain Smith,
collector OF this port ln January. was
editor Of the Don Calridades Albert
has received threatening letters which
he ridiculed IN his paper
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SPORTING NOTES.

Yesterday afternoon John Chapman
sprlnted an eighth In 10 seconds on the
sugarbOwl There were about ftty
bicyclists on the track yesterday.
The bicycle run that was 10 have
been made 10 Ogden yesterday under
the leadership Of Fred May, was post
poned until next saturday
The bankers practiced TODAY and VIII
practice tomorrow 20 get In shape for
the game on Wednesday with the Rio
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Refuse TO Accede.

The board Of directors OF the st.
Louis Transit company has refused 20
accede 70 the demands presented by the
committee of employees last week
This action was taken az a meeting
held today II was done at the request
on President Whitaker who wrote a
long letter 20 the board covering par-
ucuarly that part OF the new agree
ment providing that every empoye
must become a union man or be dis
charged Mr.. Whitaker opposed q. The
board adopted this letter In fun as rs
answer 90 the men and Il was sent TO
the employees committee at noon time.
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Hanli
HoRsEMEX AT CALDER's.
Good Work by Some OF the Horses
Yesterday.

In spite Of the rain yesterday morning
a crowd Of horsemen made a TRIP down
20 Calder's Park and took a look at the
racing equines,
Several OF the animals were taken out
for a trial spin and some Of them dlt
good work Hal C0rbett worked out
three heats as follows: 1855, 2:5l and
2:i0
Three Is were galloped by Red Bird IN
a. seconds. a quarter was covered IN 20
Hat by Ben Bolt
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teing at the Manhattan revolver club.
The shooters purpose having a biz re-
Nolyer tournament from the best shots
az which the American team Is TO be-
selected 20 shoot iu the International
match. An extra prize Of 500 francs
has been offered by a French gentle
man to the winning team In the big
match.
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HOME FROM TEXAS.
President Cannon and Party Return
from Their Trip South.

President George O. Cannon and
party returned home last evening from
Houston Texas. coming 600 over the
tI' ounle Western The party con-
sisted OF President Cannon and wife.
John Henry Smith and daughter, Geo.
homa.y and ".te. John c. Cutler and
j. D. aNIr AS Is wen known this
party visited ,ha cts of Mexico after
l.' .'I.uHmu. NJ tho Trans Missis-
... .."W.r.... Congress an are
.0.h's N'I 1ni oll report having had
an excellent Time
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,... ,,bflb laads 90 eternal life.
....,.,. r.marte were OF a ma.
..r.f.r. tbo faithful and en-.
...... Gin. I.ss dUIecnt u doing their
l...t s.,. C.1
'.tT,t .t.r- SANG "Rah0ld the noun.
..t..f .r. r.rF" Dismissed by presl.
S'rf p.barf FIlwoud.
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PRIESTHOOD Mt'AIlNt'
,..-t-... tt. lrtrrriserou Priesthood
bo.I.7 ' L'iI ~. Dino was use6
I.'.-s'- t..r, Ind President Miller
d. .l.-gIr4 ar questions of importance.
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AFTERNOON she0lON'
..... ,, lt.. Conference ro-canvened
At p. "l ~. n,lT.r tly5 putler ne
..'h ... .IgfrIsfered bv Inc
sag.'...' s,rdr ward Notwitb-
b'sN2lI.' 49,. i.,.. ,,,,r,blr presont and
.l.'g ..l g. ..t fb' rI..sts In passjng
10. ...''.,r .v.eIiant order pre.
WIS.,.
'..,.I .., r,rr.b Authorities and
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lh ,.. 'I. ty Prudent Miller and sus-
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brio Hnlds ont.

Lack' wanna q Erie employees are
still az '.ea .heads with the officials Of
those f.lls The Lehigh Valley Of
nciGls have come Coz no decision on the
nolnts Involved ln the mems petition
Tor inci o1 wages. The Western New
York auI pennsylvania men are still
out pending the arrival OF President
Deceive ar 0n Wednesday. pr sHent
Blake ci the Erie strikers. IN an inter-
view tolI.. s8id
we have just begun this Eight We
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RIO GRANDEs DEFEATED.
The Ogdeuites Take the Game Away
from the Salt Lakers.

The victory won by the Rio Grandes
from ogden on Saturday, was taken
from them yesterday at the Junction
city by the ogden team.
The score at the end OF eight innings
and a half was 10 10 in favor Of Og-
dem
The game was called at o'clock on a
muddy diamond A light rain was
falling, which made things look decld-
edly cherries. Following Is the sum
mary.
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BROKERS' WIN A GAME.
Played the Elks Yesterday-Gate Re.
ceipts Given 60 sconeld Sufferers.

About 500 people attended the game Of
baseball at Walkers field yesterday
afternoon, and witnessed the Brokers
win from the Elks The game was
played for the benefit Of the ScoAeld
sufferers, the gate receipts amounting
to Sl7750 Frank Matthews was chosen
umpire and the game was called by
him at S:4j, with the Brokers at the
bat.
The Brokers had things pretty much
their own way throughout the game
and at the end OF the eighth inning the
score was 20 10 10.
EOllnWlnn II the scnra,
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CHICAGO :, PIrTsBURG @.
A Single, Passed Ball and an Error
i'm the Elith.

Chicago. May 6-The locals made six
runs of Waddell IN the first two in
nIngs today on six hits, three errors,
a batsman hit and a passed ball. Phil
llppi then came In and held them down
20 two singles. Callahan was effective
excepting In the fifth when his Wild
ness and four hits tied the score. a
single. a passed bail and an error gave
Chicago The winning run in the fifth
Attendance. 9lO0
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COMING ROAD RACE.
Gold and Diamond Medal TO DE Given
Winner Of First Prize.

]. p Gum. who Is promoting the La
COON road race for Decoration Day. has
returned from the Junction town and
reports that he has secured a number
Of good entries from that place.
Logan and Provo have been commu.
nicated with and viii furnish riders for
the Ocasi0n
In q few days the prize list VIII be
completed. but the program win be
completed probably this evening
Winner Of the time prize VIII be
awarded a gold medal set with a dia-
mond. and bicycles viii be given for
first and second place There viii be IN
an about thirty prizes for the race.
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Golf Tournament.

The golf contest Saturday was only
half played on account OF the UNI
pleasant condition of the weather
There We're about fifty people present
and twelve Of them took part A. b.
Walker was the winner Of the first
prize.
Following IS the score;
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SCORE


r. II. e.
chicago" 9. zee, q, e. .,,.
flttspurg. .',. ss.... o
Batteries-Callahan and Chance;
Waddell. Philippi and thinner TIM
pIre- SWaIlWo0d
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yEATEs.-In the sixteenth w3 ward ~ Y,
LAKE city. Morgare, p W,a'f s.,s
Nm Yeates. Deceased wa, ,...Slr,.
Aug a. 1915 at kilb.fnie ~ r~I.
scotland. Died May 6th. I ISe he
grated 20 Utah l'.-' .S,..'.,...s1r
Cbnrcb OF Jesus Christ Of LaI. .l NJ,
saints IN her native lanl . sD1 ,rs
been n faithful member 70 'I W., n
~ her death. She was Che n .,. mi
a tcn children four Of whom. . ave s .ri
living. tgenty-slx granlc.n.,,il,'' gs
nineteen great grand.nlIuI -..s vsri
boen a resident Of tha s.N'e .,irr
since she arrived 10 the Ns. Sixteenth
Funeral win be held IN one i s,e' psy
ward meeting house Nelii' m. tmn5
s,h' invited ny !. To- attend Remain. . ' sa
III viewed al Inc residence or WI ,5pa.
T Temple IRON 10 to 1852 O.. d. "
DAY.
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sATuRDAY,s SHOOTING.
Salt Lake Gun Clubs Weekly Contest
Not Up to the Average.

The Salt Lake Gun club had another
interesting shoot Saturday afternoon,
although the shooting was not up 70
the average. Following is the score:
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.


r.u,,, ..,tf.. ,.,siry into the rrniioa
49,,
states are reported 10 pe 'hln III Hesh
,bis year
Mr. Tb9g W. Lawson. the Boston
....,......, pa CLOUD o., era
Hi-" ""' F'' ''.'',' ''-,' .''+ "' W.
90 and who has been buying rioters
So layishIy. has long had @ desire ~ be
tpr,., ma. o1f,. ss am ov,per and racer
30 f,st t'r."s ana .vbibitor ~ hIph.
III r'sss of barnsrs md saddle horsea
1n an. rori1 ngt ais3 9s n breeder Of
tb. b..t eises NJ iIrs stock M everv
i-g.,i,ti., v,'ri,,. AKA az, In mind
s9,s III rhic55. Tr5vsrs' Journai and
b9yirg ,rilrg5i Illas as T., Me- ioration
1ra o,rfi..t ~ 4, .I,.sp rarrb bo mas
ibr1ugb bis ae.nt lisrbart Gr8y made
,5.,i a1b.'5 r,,T t .s ,i,og s.y M Ans.
,reit, or cue i"tDst ,.in 80 Zen.
tiri-. bl s-.,,.1 rr5,r instr,,ctions
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coupti.y r,r,birir.. ,,ri6pf ma io,rtond
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lpstr,rtirps {rst gi.sei d, c9y,r9c, ,vith
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tbat tbs r,s,,it .,.,iI ts tbe isrg1si and
finest 0oeF I'M roipt of sizo ana mali
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courtr, Roth H. r9y,gnp ana ~
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agsmsnt tbev INV rSosi,.s5 w tr,r $50 ror
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Ip5ustr,. In mis- c9,,ntry
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barl .g.y. ft. srgr .'i go. 10, ,,i,ici,
the loss had continued ID amounts M
rItorv and ralto,irg no 'bs.u ~ ~ a
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words tba f,rmsr- or .r,nr.s-,.' o, Nil,
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u,TvrDsON.-In thl sITl6 w I'd 81

HALvERsoN. In The SKI y, is0 8.
Lake city ul4h, ..- N. Vie q ia,
donia Reiscr HalVel' D Laughter q
win Halyerson ON, o- ne A.
Henry and Catherine ..3 ISIS The
ceased was born April .. .r,sr
cause Of her death 0as s-' bdi from
Funeral services wv scuse sunday
NE ,es Si "a AT va is oclock noon -.l. Ia
mains may be viewed ,,i "a west Tluf,lh
Of her parents, No. , ,,' ii.'l 6clo'A
south street. from 10 un'u i''
dav OF funeral
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YESTERDAYS GAMES
JUMPED on MN.
Cincinnati Wins Game Whom De.
feat Was Almost Certain.

st. Louis. Mo-, May G-Clncinnati
jumped on Young's curves IN the ninth,
and aided by Quinn's error tailed
three runs, winning a game that looked
Ike a sure defeat Attendance, 9,l33.
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RIO GRANDE WEsTERN.
last half Of ninth not played.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

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ogden o.. .. 81. .. .2O411130 s-i2
r. @. W. .... b., ..1202O0 900 A. Q
Two-basa hlts-Clark, Plake, Nc
Gregor.
Bases on Baus-On Gimlin, 6; of Rs-
ley g.
struck Out-By Glmlln. g.
Passed Balls-Henry. Q.
hit With Pitched Ball-By Gimlin, 1.
Sacrifice Hits-Dyer. Clark. Gimlln.
Double plays-Gmln 20 Clark to
Groenwcll; Bluth 20 GreenWell.
Time OF Game-One hour and forty
FIVE minutes
Umpire-Hestmark
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CARPET SALE.

coon Furniture CO.. are r.., x
pos9g -glg Carpet Sole this wen
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SCORE

r. IT. "
~, LOUIS, .. ,.., o. ,.,.,,'
cincinnati, 90 p" "..s.,..... Is z
Batteries--Young and O'Connor;
Phillips Scott and Mcbride. Umpire
--O-naN
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American League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ToDAY's GAMES

TODAY's GAMES.
Buffalo at Cleveland
Chicago at Kansas city.
indianapolis &C Detroit.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Minneapolis, s: Milwaukee, Is.
Kansas City, 9. Chicago. 3.
Detroit, 9; indianapolis, II.
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TODAYis GAMES.

TODAY'S GAMES.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis.
Chicago at pittsburg.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago, Z. pittshurg 6.
ST. Louis, 4. Cincinnati 8.
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two. while the Short Lines have gone
under both times they have lined up In
the present series OF contests.
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CALLAHAN WAS EFFECTIVE.
But In the Finh His wildness Tied
the Score.
National League.

STANDING or THE CLUBS.
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Canada cattle coming into the United
Suites are reported to be thin in flesh
this year