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MISS CHAMBERS WORK.

society to Nnrse Sick and
w.. wounded soI-sers.
.,s iors' August lS.-The Journal and
User prints the following: Miss
I'm, ~ livingston chanler has gone 10
.,,,..' assist in the hospital relief wsr.z
' =, to hostlllties there.
w.. young woman, a member of one
sss s sSFk's Oldest families. who 4 few
etsts ffhnqGished the pleasure OF
ras; s. ~ become nurse of the Red
IN thS HE will now have experience
IisousS -, ~ emma as a Red Cross nurse
! be upi,ss directly under command
4 ,s ,r,lety Since she was attao VI 't ~
'is l \ army relief corps by General
Sea ,a sSrio Rico, she has beld cent
u ms under this government
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[ssssFfROM ROBERT HART
,nrp N LONDON AS BE-
aho M HOPEFUL TENOR.
:. Have Complicated the
le rs IL Reenrds the
Yang Use valley.

august 10 "A dispatch to the
NeV ~ I'm London says: Sir Robert
El'uns ..se from Pekin of Angus O.
ih ,rst been published. is not the
pea n.' been received from him in
Va .s.,ob II Is the first which has
''OOn' ',,r,cated to the world. On FIR
/ i sen. through a service 'elesr1m -
y :, the Chinese imperial mari
V' ns This would indicate that
III. Il the disorder in Peking ne Is
~" IN carry on the work OF his
The tenor of sir Robert
4, .,rmuuication is regarded as, on
,,o,e hopeful, for though he clearly
hat the situation IN Pekin OF
a,asners is grave. lie goes no. sus-
,a,t II is desperate. But between
If Hart dispatch and that ol
ta 49, received from Minister Con
i an interval OF phree days,
"'te,s may have changed for the
time. VITA reference TO Sir
s'se - t,sr,'s mildly worded phrase,
~ nresenco OF foreigners in Pekin
p.ss..eayenient to the Chinese govern
t.s,r ID. uld be remembered that sir
w, stul in the service OF the Celes-
WY aarin,s, ration and would be reluct-
= ~ dsnoupce MS employers, especially
NJ thought they might be able TO read
II cipher .e, sor,,o,
Is,nesment ON the chinese minister ul
/ Hung Changs appointment as plen!-
,rs,sry mas not yet been handed TO
rhib Chen 10. but It's terms nave
u settled. 1t will be much in the
No s,drlt as the reply OF the United
,ss government and will be equally
. ~. in tone. The Chinese will be
I'M ,,b,t negotiation is out of the ques-
r. natn guarantees for the safety OF
y ministers and other foreigners have
| sn given.
H. y;ns Tse Valley question has oeeh
msrt,t complicated by the evident de-
rrinaton OF the French not 20 allow
! british claim 10 look after tlat re-
MSS unchallenged. English mer-
Ertle Interests are, # course. predom-
I'm, in this psrt Of China, while French
/, comparatively small. but there
4 FYpca mi,si,rs and French Consuls
h ylri1us . in along the great river.
& inglo-Chlnese community are much
Eay,ned al the conduct Of the Birth
|prl !. Chwsng King, who hastily re-
ei with some prominent English res
fsrts . Shanghai, while the French con-
II remained his post, and is now act
I u - ., . .,s1 - ~
k,n csnmurity AMI negotiating with Is
f,,.ov. THIS naturally STRENGTHENS the
French claim for voice In the admin
Eiatlon II affairs in Central Asia as
btl as IN Northern and Southern China.
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STATE TENNIS CONTEST.
Championship 10 Be Decided nj AUS
tin on August ~.

Austin, Texas, August iS.-rhc tennis cham
pionship OF the state is to be decided here
on TIC gath at the fine court on the university
campus The following players viii take
part IL the games: Russ and cresswell OF
san Antonio. present State champions ia
doubles, against r O. Low and T. A. Hol-
land Of Brerham; ". Num- OF Texarkana and
w y Hamilton OF San Antonio viii play
Holland and Low. MUM will play Holland
IN singles. Russ wll play Holland In sin.
eles. The contests will be the lvelcst ever
witnessed in Texas as all players TO particle
PATE ere in fine condition. Russ has been
ridctcng for two months Holland has Just
returned from three months stay at Mont
gomcry, Ala, where he has been at constant
Practice with prominent Southern players
assembled IA that city at their annual meet
NUM- has spent some time recently al Long
Branch and Is in good trim While In the
North NUM- and HIS partner won the doubles
in the Central Park tournament
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observations taken az all STATIONS by the
united States weather bureau at 8 o. IN
yesterday 18th meridian time Ram
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit q; Indianapolis 0.
Cleveland S. Buffalo 7.
Milwaukee 6: Chicago Z.
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NEGRO ORGANIZATION
rhichfHis Great Financial Plan
IN, Ntn-r

rhlcbfAis n Great Financial Plan
IN View.
Chicago. August H.-Members of the
Inerc,n Protective league, the associa-
lsr 81 colored men formed about a year
b. add which held its first National
invention at Indianapolis July 81 to Au-
tit last. met tonight at Olivet church
81 the purpose of establishing financial
eidquaUers in Chicago. The intention IA
gel RiAher strong financial institu-
~ b INN All members / cent a week
I go 10 " ~ ately to form National
M y tis ~lurtnerance of undertakings
'lHfG ~ the race.
aas;Earters OF the league are in
evidence. R l., but the financial center
be in Chicago, At present there are
enethlng like $4,000 members. During
y week regular Offices will be estab.
'nei in this city and by next January
y hoped affairs will have progressed
s;aslentiy TO admit of the National bank
eng started here.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS.
Especial to The Post.

New Orleans. La. August 3.-Norfolk. Va.
Arrived: HYDRA, from Sabine Pass
Port Eads. La.-Arriyed; lei sud, from
New York: Phoebe. from st. Vncent. Cane
do Verde ISL Hugin. from Tamplco: ST IL
water. from Porto Cortes; Utstein from Puer o
Cortes; KelyiDgroye. from St Vincent Caps
dc Verde Islands. bark Clara, from Rio ia
metro Sailed. Jarl. for Ceiba
Liverpool. Arrived Iyernian. from Dos-
ton,
der Crosse from New York.
noy.-Arrived: Warrimoo. from Van
couyer.
Bremen. Arrived: Grosser Kurfurst from
New York.
Liverpool. Arrived: Georgia. from New
York Umbria. from New York.
New York.
Yokohama Olympia. from Ia
coma.
New York.--Arrived; Cymric from Liver
pool; Messabs. from London; Laurentian.
from Glasgow.
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Exrcsi,ion Not n Failure

New York, August ia dispatch tn
the Times from Paris says: The report
that the exhibition is failure is not
borne out by facts. The entrances sun.
day reached 100000. or nearly twice the
number admitted on the best day of the
last exhibition
The great show is a financial failure
from the point of view Of the admins ira
ton, because the public gets too much
for its money. but certainly the visitors
are not disappointed.
In an interview Congressman Dalzell
expressed himself as more than pleased.
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NAvAsoTA NEWS NOTES.
Nacbipist Lost Three F'ipgcrs-Con-
ytct's Hand Cut on.

Navasota. Texas, August 1S-Ed Eas-
ley machinist of this city, had a hand
so badly mashed few days since~whiie
erecting a gin for John stoneham in East
ern Grimes county. that several fingers
had to be amputated He is recovering
nicely from the shock.
A convict on j. C. Whites farm started
out Is work this morning With an AK over
his shoulder He stumbled and fell. The
b ade Il the implement came down On
his left arm just above the wrist. and.
being very s.nrp, cut the hand smooth
OFF Dr.. Peep.s= went out on railroad
velcscipede to see him.
Dr. D. Y Blgby OF this city is con-
Quoting a successful revival at Oakland.
Rev. C. A Hooper, Methodist minister
here. has a lively revival in progress at
Carter's scho,l house near town.
The Baptists In and about Planters
willie IRE holding protracted meeting
under the leadership OF Rev. George Cook.
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RErnRT DENIED.
England IN Sore Strnits for sinevvs
of War, Say the Boers.

England IN So'c straits for siuevvs
of War, shy the Boers.
New York. August 13--Touching n dis
patch from Pretoria. printed in London
under date of August 10. in which it was
stated that President Kruger Is contribut-
ing between 50 100000 and 81. 600 900 TO the
election OF w, j. Bryan and also that
Webster Davis had received $t25, 900 from
the same source as a contribution for the
democratic campaign fund Charles ID.
Pierce. consul general and treasurer OF
the Boer relief fund. and p. Dauter Wells
special commissioner of the South ART
can Republic in this city. today gave out
a denial OF both statements. adding TO
the denias the following
The Beers have other and better use
for their funds. England Is in desperate
straits for shows OF war when she will
resort to such despicabe means TO in
fluence the American people against the
Boer cause. when fully % per cent OF her
citizens are in our favor"
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LA BELLA THERESA
Has Nindictivr Disposition Says
LAWYER Friend

New York. August 1S-Emanuel NJ.
Friend an attorney Of this city. claims to
have known La Bella Theresa" of an
archist fame who was arrested in Paris.
and says her real name is Mrs Theresa
lghani. He says: about a year ago an
Italian named La Guardia affronted her
The woman apparently ignored the insult
and fooled the man into believing that she
was in love with him. One night in her
place she gave him glass of wine. While
he was drinking she threw vltrol in his
face Then she dragged him TO a basin
and threw water in his face. causing the
vitrol to Earn more severely than ever"
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Duke ana Duchess to Attend.

Chicago. August l3.-Word was received
here today by the Grand Army of the Re-
public invitation committee that the duke
q ARGOS. Spanish minister to the United
States, accompanied by the duchess and the
attaches of the legation nj Washington. would
reach Chicago August "a to attend the en-
oampmont The date for the FIRST illumna-
ton of the court of honor has been post
poned to that date.
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NEGROES Dissatisfied.
Former Minister 10 Liberia Rebels
Against Administration.

Chicago, August l3.-This afternoon w.
j. Bryan had a conference with a dele
cation OF oolored men headed by j. MIL
ton Turner OF st. Louis. former minister
to Liberia. They represented that there
was much dissatisfaction among the mem
bers OF their race with the present sd-
ministration and assured MIR. Bryan tha.
he would receive the votes OF many OF
them. They therefore urged the impor-
lance of the organization OF Bryan demo-
cratic clubs.
The date OF the departure OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan for Lincoln is fixed for
"wednesday night, Mr. Bryan's speech be-
fore the Irish societies will be made a.
Sunnyside park. "Wednesday afternoon.
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saiied.
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CADETS PUNISHED
W pisrespect to an Officer VINO
Hnd Reported Them

" p'srespcct to an OFFICER VINO
Had Reported Them.
eeE York August 13.-Forty oadets OF
II west Point Military Academy have
~ sentenced 70 the most severe punish
= ever inflicted In the course of dis
FFaae At the institution. The penalties
''lads shortening of furloughs. details
.s'eS'ed guard duty in the area ana
-sasnent to barracks limits for long
' ~. watch will prevent participate n
Wy and make attendance at foot-
n sames 9ut Of the question.
\ se punishments were inflicted because
rs ones mad greeted Tactical Officer
\ wltn silence" when he entered
|,sr, sss aali' This was because ne had
hlstss W lsoS Glass for hazing a
n ano II Is this class that will suf-
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BILL TAYLOR cArrrnrp.
MADE Desperate Fight and N,lico
u Former pal

'stts7f
san Angelo, Texas, August i2-sherir
Knox of Coleman passed through here las,
night having in charge Bill Taylor. VINO
recently broke jail at Coleman and es-
capped to the Devil river country. Taylor
was tr-ilea three days ago thirty miles
below Sonora by his old pal, Bud New
ran, who turned States evidence In The
Coleman train robbery. desperate asht
immediately took place. resulting in ii,
death Of Newman and severely woun l.
ins and capture Of Taylor. He will Pa
cover unless blood poison sets in. Tn,
prisoner SAYS he is glad to have gotten
even with his old associate. Taylor /,
under an eight year sentence for train
robbery at Coleman over a year ago ana
at the time OF his escape was wai.,ng
trial for the murder of one OF the train
hands killed during the hold up.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. AUGUST 10,
Arrived.
CinNrea

Arrived.
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Chagres Fever Abroad

Norfolk Va, August 13,-Yesterday the
n rwegian bark Kopta put into Hampton
R,ads with six cases of chagres fever on
board and signalled for help She was
boarded off Old Point Comfort by Dr.
Brown, quarantine officer. who sent her
to quarantine.
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New York, August 13.-That the board
of wslking delegates would go out Of
existence after fifteen yesrs was an
nounce1 at the first regular meeting Of
the United Council Of Building Trades CT
New York and vicinity tonight. The
board will wind up its affairs this week,
il was further announced and next week
the delegates of the United C uncil will
organize board of representatives to
take its place, The United Council repre-
sents nearly 10000 workmen
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strlIsc nccihcd On

Muncie. Ind. August 13--After several
secret meetings the men employed in the
nut and bolt works department of the In
diana Iron Works, owned by the Republic
Iron company. have decided TO strike if
the new wage scale of 10 per cent re-
duction goes into effect Wednesday. as
threatened. The strike will effect 600
mon
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81 Ioui. Resu.r..

ST. Louis. August i3.--Fayorites and OUT
siders split the purses equally at the Fair
Grounds today Track fast
Mile--Glen Lake. FL csney. Lee kins.
Time 1881
Mile and furlong selling-RanEom. Chorus
Boy, Colonel Hay Time 1:56is.
Six tIrlongs - Charlie O'Brlen. Benham,
Loves Labour. Time l:15
One and one-sixteenth miles--Ida Ledford.
Laureate. Sir Roila- Time 1:4sh.
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Washington. August i3.-The postmas-
ter general issued an order today direct
Ing an investigation as to the cost OF con-
struction. operation and utility of all
pneumatic tube systems for transmission
of mails. There is an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the investigation. which will
be conducted in a few Of the principal cit
les OF the country.
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safe :, convention, in the persons Of sam
prske, W A. Giles, Max NJ. Roenscn
and F. H. Little.
a protracted meeting viii begin at the
Me,nodlsi church tonight under In,
ieaeership OF Rev. ]. W Keeily. assist
ca py kev. W. D, Waugh OF AUSTIN
lnere is considerable sickness lin the
son ly already. and II It continues t.
an II is ieared Il Will assume a vel y
serious condition of affairs.
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,iusn. A August lS.-one hundred
.sts5 passengers on the three
Nd ,s,. rheniine Frate,ni barely es.
isst p's. wreck and death of Nara
. !. 'l s,, R l.. this evening, accord.
e iroDnspsa 'en from that place. The
NAY rIs gSq anchor of Bopp Rock on
: psrllop.i,. out heavy sea drove
Issl,a SLY, near the shore. Canaan
sHaiied for help TO the life.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Staanlghips

Sailed.
None
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Chicago AUGUST i3.--1rack heavy at Har-
lem today
Five furlonss-shut up Bengal. Oscar
Ttilc Time 1905.
Mile and seventy vards-lIanstord. 0wcns-
horo. Ben Chance. Time :6S.
Short course steeplechase--Passe Pariout.
Reno. Sir Dick Time S:2a%
Six furlcngs- Hermoso, The Lady In Blue.
Crosby. Time l;i7 S-s
fivs and hall furlongs--Tyr Silvcrdale.
Sad Sam Tine i;li rs.
Nile and siSteenth--Star Chamber Scar
let Lily Nobleman. Time i;52is.
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Eirnt Iinle ~ Enni.

Ennis. Texas. August 13--The Hrst bale
Of cotton arrived here this afternoon. It
was raised ana marketed by /. +. Porter
of the Bryon community. The bain
weighed 476 pounds and was bought by j..
G. Vicory at public auction for 10 rs
cents. making a total OF 1914.
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DO YOUR FEET ACHE AND BURN?

shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Cures
Corns. Bunons. Swollen. smarting. Hot, Cal
ipus. Sore and Sweating Feet Aliens Foot
Ease relieves all pain and gives rest and
comfort. We have over $4,000 testimonials
II cures while you walk. Try II today. All
drugglsts end shoe stores sell II, 25c sample
sent FREE Address Allen s. olmsted. Le
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Not Engaged 10 the Duke.

Cincinnati, Ohio, August lS-Friends of
Eugene Zimmerman Of this city have re-
coyed a telegram from him at Talladega,
Ala. denying the report that his daughter
Helen and the duke Of Manchester are en-
gagged to be married, A similar denial has
city.
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SENATOR BuTLEns COURSE.
IL Ia Reported that He WIN Take the
stump for Mckinley.

stump ior hciN'"'''.
Lincoln. Neb, August c3.-The Evening
Post. local populist paper, says that
Chairman Butler will take the stump for
Vice Chairman Edmiston was
asked about this matter tonight aud de-
clined to talk. ''In the absence OF deh-
nile information" said Mr.. Edmiston. II
can say nothing about Mr. Buffers future
course"
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EIcyen-inning Amateur game.

Corpus. Christi Texas August 1S-In a
s loosely contested eleven inning baseball
came the Corpus Christi Kids defeated the
Alice Browns on the diamond of the after
yesterday by score Of l6 to 10. The game
was Tor q purse of 500
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GALVESTON STOCK.


The Norwegian steamer Syller cleared to-
day for Cuban ports with cargo consisting
Of rs 600 sacks OF -four valued at s23. $50. and
forty sacks Of corn valued at $50.
The Harrison line steamship Navigator.
from Liverpool via West Indian ports. ar
rived yesterday and anchored In quarantine
to lay out tho usual detention.
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New York, August 1S,--Maior Freder-
ick E. Prime, an engineer officer of the
Union army during the civil war and
chief engineer in Grants Mississippi cam
paign, is dead at Litchheld Conn.
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Anti-Chincsc crnsn,le.

New York August 1S-Dlstrci assembly
No. 40 of the knights of Labor PROPOSES
to carry on vigorous anti-Chinese crh-
SADIE. The first step will be to request
tho Federal authorities 10 enforce the
Chinese exclusion act rgidly
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nevi,nI Nenr NnYnrorn.

Npvasota. Texas. August 1.-THE re-
viyal meeting in progress under the brush
arbor at Carter's school house is drawing
crowds and making converts. II Is con-
Quoted by Rev. q. A. Hooper Of this city.
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NOTIFICATION nxnncIsns.
Mr. Bryan VIII he Notified by None.
tnpy League and Popuiists Aug. ~.

tnry League and Popuiists Aug. rs.
Denver. Col, August Nv. j, Bryan
will receive notification Of his nomination
for president by the monetary league a.
Topeka on August 20. the date Of the
peoples party notification exercises.
Judge A. w. Rucker OF this city who Is
chairman OF the notification committee
appointed by the monetary leagues Ma
tionel committee, notified Mr.. Bryan OF his
plan by wire today and Mr.. Bryan assent
ed TO the arrangements.
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Roc,Sdnic Defeats Bryan.

Bryan. TeXas, August ls.-The Roctdalc
and hryan ball teams are playing a three
sano series Yesterdays game was tic,
. to ., and today the score was to In
favor Of Rockdale
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


| Washington, August 10. Eastern Texas and
Oklahoma and Indian Territories Generally
fair Tuesday and Wednesday. light southery
WINDS
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EECOND EDITION---o Am.


Swing crew at Narragansett. gov
eminent tug towed her out Of danger TO
Newport w
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q. R Morth NLisslns.

New York, August 13.-Charles R.
Worth. son of the Standard OIL official. is
missing and his parents fear he has met
with foul play.
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six furlongs- Danish, rriadltza. Lord Ne
vile, Time l.aiA
six and half furlcngs-Mopos, Tony Le,,-
ping. Dorothy Lee. Time l;0eA
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United States department OF agriculture.
weather bureau. cotton region bulletin for
the twentyfour hours ending at a. IN
Yesterday 18th meridian time.
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.cnern, on..ryn,,nn.

Met Included in means,
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winchester WAITS.

Winchester. Texas. August ll.-our
town was well represented at the Waco
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THE HAriusAL LEAGUE.


Chicago, August rs Chicago took both
games from Boston today Longs great field
lng in both games was the feature.
Scor. s. Il II -
Chicago ............,....0C0 0G1 SO 10 O
Boston ..................., Oc0 600 100
Callahan ona Chance; win and Clarke.
Second game E
Score III s r II ~
Oh oaEo announcement. .0n3 600 30Y- { .
Boston .......,.....,....,,s0 500 010 0'0--
Garvin and Donahre Nichols and sullivan
St Louis August rs st Louis pounded
Pitcher Plat all over the lot Powell was
In fine form
ScCrt- T. II u
st. Louis ..,...........O 12 e04 2lx-iO Is
Philadelphia .....,....,.00 90 O02-- 3 3
Powell and Robinson; P,att and Murphy,
Pittsburc August 10 Pittsburg had New
YORK beaten to a standsill until tn eighth
inning when OBriens wild throw filled Sec
onu and third bases Smiths hit score two
runs and Hickmans home run brought in
the other two selbachs home run scored
tn two in the ninth.
ttsburg ........ ........t02 90 nG0--
Now York ...., e.. 80. 100 900 OFF, 10 z
Pbiippi and o'connor carrick and Bow.
eIman.
Cincinnati. August 13-Phillips was irwin
cble TODAY and the champions were shut out
Score X u u
Cincinnati ......,...... COO 0i9 OK
BROOKLYN ...........-.....G0 0 0o0 010-- 0
Phillips and Kehoe: Kits and Mcclure.
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None
Nome

SIS Syncr CNorl. for Cientueeos. Cuba.
SIS Pensacola (Am1, for Pensacola,
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Texarkara, Texas, August 10. Texarkana
and WACO played the second game of tho
series here this afternoon Score to in
favor OF Waco.