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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-06
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

Kenneth Kerr arrived home last
evening from San Francisco.
John c. Graham proprietor and pub
Usher Of the Provo Enquirer, Is In the
city on business trip.
Architect w. H. Ware returns tomor-
row from trip to Idaho and Wyoming
where he is doing much building.
s. p. Armstrong has gone to New
York on a three months trip. While In
the East he will visit Boston, Philpdel-
phla, Baltimore and Washington.
r. l.. Jessup leaves for New Haven,
Connecticut. tomorrow to attend the
reunion of his class at Yale University
lie will be absent from home for a
month.
Mrs. Angelina Gardner, a we'll known
lady OF Brigham city, is in town. Mrs
Gardner was one Of the guests at the
wedding reception Of Mr., and Mrs. j.,
w, Young, the bride being her grand
daughter.
Proprietor Don c. Porter OF the Ken
yon and Mrs. Porter have gone east to
attend the commencement week eXer-
cises at the young ladies' seminary in
Illinois. where Miss Mamie Porter has
been In attendance.
Bishop Leonard returns here today
from San Francisco where he went to
attend his daughter, who was seriously
ILL., Miss Leonard is much improved In
health, and with her mother Will re-
main on the coast,
Edward s, silyerstlne, formerly Of
assl. la In
the law firm Of Liddle & sIberstlne.
has moved to Salt Lake and will prac-
tlce law here in partnership with Cles-
son S. Kinney, under the firm name of
Kinney & Silberstine.
j. N Garner, L, S. revenue agent for
the territory west of Omaha, is in the
city on an official trip, He Is here to
check up some business with Deputy
Collector Guthrie and Stamp Deputy
Lewis His headquarters are In Oma-
ha
Hon. f. r. Goodlng, the cattle and
sheep owner, of Shoshone, Idaho, Is a
guest at the Kenyon with his family.
They came down TO attend the eXer-
cises Of commencement week at Row
land Hall, from where Miss Gooding
Will graduate this year.
I. V, strebig Of New York, advance
manager for the Sells and Grays cir
Gus company is a guest at the Walker,
lie is here to arrange for accomoda-
tons for members Of his company and
today signed a contract with the pro-
prietor of the Walker to take care Of
two hundred ten days from now,
Charles NJ. Webster internal revenue
collector for Idaho, Utah and Monta-
ma, accompanied by Mrs Webster are
guests at the Knutsford from Helena.
Mr. Webster states that he Is not the
least interested In the talk OF a sue
cessor to himself being appointed from
Idaho or Utah, as that cannot happen
unless President Mckinley desires It
and II Is not customary for the Presi-
dent TO remove government officers
who are OF the same party and are
otherwise satisfactory.
Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. De Costra, Of
New York, who was expected to arrive
yesterday, will reach Salt Lake this af-
ternoon and will speak tonight at the
Grand Theater on America. The pro-
ceeds will SO to the support fund OF
Kearn's st. AIMS orphanage Or. De
Costra attained distinction several
years ago by renounclng the Episcopal
church and Joining the Catholic
though on account OF having been mar
ried, he could not become priest.
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JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT!
auunnnnnrnu,rnnnuunnnnnr,nIb

When Isaac Wilbur awoke this morn
ing he found himself lying on his back
on a stone floor. He was in the drunk
house. He admitted TO the court that
he was drunk but said he wanted to go
TO work.
THAT privilege viii be accorded
you, key" said Judge Timmony, you
Will labor for the city three days"
Judge Cherry appeared In court this
afternoon and asked the court to re-
duce the bond Of Eph. Madsen, charged
with assault with deadly weapon upon
the person Of Ben Jones. The bond or
lginally was $500, but the court reduced
It TO 5000. which the defendant Is able
to furnish.
Mrs. Schultz was accused OF assault
and battery upon the person OF lsllza
Kilbanen, the hired girl OF Mrs. Schultz.
The lady told the court that Eliza re.
fused TO do her work properly and she
ordered her out Of the house. The girl
refused to go and Mrs. Schultz elected
her by force.
Eliza said that the lady slapped her
face. which the latter denied most en-
phatically.
"ohl this Is another case Of much ado
about nothing" said the court. III II
we're not for the frost OF the night be-
fore | would attribute It 10 the hot
weather. The lady is found not guilty
and discharged"
The case OF James Read. accused Of
assault and battery by G. r. Mark.
land, was next taken up. MARYLAND
took the stand and said that on Sunday
he got on street car OF which Read
was motorman, and that he asked 10
be let on at Twelfth East. but the mo-
torman failed to do as asked and when
MARYLAND spoke TO him about II he
insulted him. MARYLAND said that he
waited for the car on Its return trim
and getting on the front OF the car
proceeded to tell Read what he thought
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want salt Lake PLAYERS.

ri ~ now seems most likely that RoIsc
, ma, see some really good ban this sum.
, ny says The Boise Capital. Tbs 1s'' +.
~ ~ reason why this should NOT bs tb y
s sss me appointments at tho pa U'y
ar excel, excellent as good, in fact as cam o., y
W w found anywhere in the nor,bv ,a'
~nsn The field shall have settled '' I, n n
y ~ nne as can be found anyNbere" ''
,,, nessrs Stone & Livingston ars e,.
s Ssel % much credit for the ep,ernrie.
y rsp,ayea in this matter and Bose WIN ,5
APO generously II the snort n w'''
S 49, : up to standard W. rad ~ 7,
i sypa oall team. Those rlbbor.i Ggyi d d
S Az ron Caldwell and Mann o''' s,l
u ur5 lots and they pee q' ~ are are
ana, un1sr The rod in order H. to ~ W pas pSss
T Tislr naughty and exubera ,y'v sr goEh
W. W. ~, hsea chastlsement, but we an ~, r ,cs
wan e ,e, 81 That We have had plep NV a ap6
"a" an 70 pass It around '''"'s anu
ns ~, stone was IN Nampa toao, =.
C1 ca ARRANGEMENTS Tor a "a , wi,sS no 10
f ISnu. MI. Livingstone lsS, T ~. e lne
- sks and Ogden ast eyeb rir, ' 81 i sSlt
" 'A'ee or four players from from zloo raS y
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NEW CRICKET CLUB.
SaltIakers Propose to Get Together
and Play the British Game.

Their is a movement on foot among
the British colony of this city to Or
ganIls the Salt Lake cricket club for
the coming season. Both ogden and
Boise city are anxious 10 get games
with salt Lake, so accordingly a call
has bsen issued for all those who are
Interested In the English national game
to meet In the offices Of the James
Thompson Real Estate company q
west Second South, at o'clock on
Tuesday evening, June 18th. A number
Of lotai cricketers have slgnihed their
Intention OF being present on this occa-
sion when the policy OF the club will
be outlined, officers elected and prelim-
mary arrangements made for securing
grounds whereon to play. The meeting
is oDtn 70 all and II is expected that
there VIII be a good attendance. II Is
understood that the subscription TO the
club viii be materially reduced this
years. that a membership viii be With
In reach of all. There are some forty
CrIckA,ers in Salt Lake who win UNI
doubte1ly align themselves with the
new cub. Among those who have al
ready signified their intention OF join
Ing arr Messrs. Chuickshank, Peabody,
Thorpe Robb, Jackson, Morris, Wat
son. brown, Slater. Bleutzsauker,
Smurhwaite, Coils, Mcpherson and
othen
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was darkened for the matinee yester-
day The experiment proved a success
and henceforth VIII be In order at oil
afternoon perfgppancea
Tomorrow the Latter-day Saints Col
lege VIII hold q BIG day out at Saltair.
II Is expected that there viii be a large
crowd in attendance
The baseball games at Lagoon on
Sunday win be caled at 4!l5 D. ~. The
first league game Of the season win
tal.e place on the resort dlpmond June
s, The game WIN be between the new
Lagoon nine aad the sails Lake team,
Any recurrence OF disorderly scenes
on the last train In from Lagoon this
season will be promptly nlpped In the
bud Policeman shannon comes In TO
town on the last train every night, and
makes II his business to patrol through
the cars at stated intervals. This in
noyation will have the effect OF check
ing the rollicking proponsities Of the
hobbydehoys whose animal spirits get
the better Of them,
80
The Danish Brotherhood Of Salt Lake
Yesterday spent the day az Lagoon,
Fully 200 OF the Danes and their friends
went 70 the resort accompanied by the
band which has been organized from
the ranks Of the brotherhood. Apostle
Anthem II. Lund was the orator Of the
day. and at the conclusion OF his adj
dress dancing and prize contests We're
the order Of the day Agnes and Leona
Jesperson were the fortunate winners
OF the prize given for the best children's
cakewalk and William Phulin ard Miss
Anna Fredericksen captured the trophy
for the best couple Of WALKERS on the
floor.
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AT THE RESORTS.
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Today is the opening day OF the ex-
cursion season at Saltair on which &C.
casion the Cannon ward Sunday school
repaired in force TO the lake.
The Salt Palace continues to draw
increasingly large crowds Tonight there
will be change Of program In the
Bloju theater when the opera LA
Mascot will be presented.
The first excursion from ogden to La
COON was given under the auspices OF
the Weber stake Academy today. The
Oregon Short Line brought IN over 400 Of
the students and their friends who are
enjoying themselves out at the Farm.
ington resort. Baseball, races and
dancing are the features OF the day.
3 Manager McAlister OF Saltalr went for
a sail with Capt. Merrill yesterday az.
ternoon. So enthused Ia he with the
delightful experiencethat this morning
he stated that ne was thinking seriously
OF placing a small steamer on the lake
with carrying capacity OF thirty PEG.
pie, and erecting pier over on the
Island 40 that parties could take a trip
across and land comfortably. He thinks
that there is money IN the proposition,
So apparently do some other gentle
men OF this city who are figuring with
the management TO place small nap
tina launch on the lake in the near fu-
ture.
Manager Mulvey Is adding improve
ments 10 the Salt Palace daily. This
morning he decided that he would have
several hundred loads OF sand hauled IN
and spread over the south portion OF
the grounds The sand Is to be sprink-
led and will pack down as hard as ce-
ment in a very short space Of time. In
addition he will keep force Of paint
ers and carpenters at work around the
grounds for some time 10 come.
The b1ou theatsr at the Salt Palace
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The Small
of the Back

That is where some people feel
weak all the time,
They are likely to be respondent
and 1t is not unusual to find them
borrowing trouble as if they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are
weak, either naturally or because
OF sickness, exposure, worry or
other influences.
am thankful to say +" vrltesJ L. C,np.
bell, Of Sycamore, H., that Hoods Ssrs,na.
fl.A has cured me For many years was
troubled with barkache Al times was so
BAD bad 10 be helped from the bed or chair
! am now well and strong and free from pain -
what this great medicine did for him {, ba,
done for others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-06
MATCH SHOOT TODAY.


This afternoon there Is a match shoot
at the salt Lake gun clubs traps be-
tween n number Of picked men from
the ogden and home clubs, This IN
cludes shoot for the Browning cup
and state championship. The Ogden
ties came down this morning ana Went
right to the traps for practice, Those
who are expected to take part IN the
shoot are George, John, Mat and sam
Browning, Becker Bigelow, Brewer
and one or two others, The salt Lake
shooters are John sharp Jru D. r.
sharp Cal Calllson Devor, Newcomo'
John sharp ST., Parker Love, James
Sharp and DR.. Dart
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Field Athletics.

NeE York, June 6--Many OF the
amasr athletes OF the country ale
entetA for the annual track and field
Championships of the A. a. U. to be
held June 10, at the Stadium, Buffalo,
AmQg the feature events will be the
conta between Maxey Long. holder Of
the valds quarter-mlle record, and w.
A. Maoney, the Chicago crack George
w 0min, the former champion long
distance runner, will meet Grant John
Bray and W. Bray at mile. Gallagher,
Of Conell University, the most promis-
ing lNg distance runner developed re-
Gently will compete In the two mile
contest Representatives from many
OF he best college athletic teams are
entered
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about him. "rhen," said MARYLAND,
Read told me that was so damned
mean that / was fired from the Alta
club. He also told me to go to HI, but
| didn't go. called him a llar and ne
proceeded to put me of.
Witness said that he fell to the
ground and picking up rock threw II
at the motorman. on cross examina-
ton, answering Attorney Fierce Marx
land admitted that he often offered the
car men cigars and TO prove his good
will offered one to Attorney Pierce
which he declined with thanks The
case was still in progress when this
report closed The warrant charging
Read with assault and battery was is
sued by Judge Timmony this morn
ing.
The charge OF burglary against e. NJ
White, who stole 1880 cigars from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-06
CLOSING STOCKS.

New York, June 6.-Erie first pre-
ferred 70ta; wis. Central, "a; do pre-
ferred, A.; Republic Iron and Steel
1914; r. c. & l., 6OA Amalgamated Cop
per- 1874; C. b. & g.. 1864; Atchison,
SS% DO preferred, 1Oi; Manhattan,
1iS% A. NJ. r., liO7s l., & ~. 100; Peo-
RSs Ga- is \ N0E'R w. A%G S South
ern Railway. Sih do preferred, S7h;
Missouri Pacific, ll5h 81. Paul 1891;
Rock Island, 10; Metropolitan ma b.
& o., 1863 Con. Tobacco 69A; Penn
sylyanla, 1852; NJ, X. & T., preferred
6iB; c, G. w, 22A; Mexican Central
26A Union Pacific, 1925; Erie 4S%;
United States Steel, 5l1 do preferred,
1914 c. & A., 46&; b. r. H., S0la; Leath-
err IA, do preferred, 4sh; Sugar 1915,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The run OF "Said Pasha" at the salt
Palace theater ended yesterday after
noon and evening. The matinee turn
out was fair and the night attendance
good This evening the company puts
on It's second opera, THE Mascot" the
performance beginning at S;l5.
The veteran actor, Mr. Phil Margetts,
assisted by a company of Salt Lake
players which will include Mr.. Frankel,
late OF the Harry Corson Clarke com
pany; Miss Nell Clawson, and other To-
cal players. will go to Bountiful satur-
day night TO render there the play OF
IAN Unequal Match" Mr., Margetts
does the part Of Grazebrook.
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odd n the local team, II be suc ,,,,,''
~ Mo otforts Boise will have o sI i,,..
and reliable team IN VeeIy trJin, vho
Ii is now learned that bIo !Sn pIoises.
pitched last sunday for ing ue
does not claim 20 BE- a pilCne'' ~ NE
was forced into the box oecaV9V .cVculgr
injury to Holman's ankle ms togo he
position is that Of sh0fIslop N"It o,iv.
Is said to play a strong game 61id
whose excellent play IN cent? ,',,rda.
mcrited and received mueh coh'. ,n boid
ton last Sunday VIII coH''"''
down that place, $500 -.,,. az the
II is expected the next gun. tl,,, nine.
PARK win be with the Pocatei'V the
considered to be the strongesl, !" rest
state. This game may be pIayeo "'N'
Sunday.
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MORE JUNE WEDDINGS,

The,s viii be another society wedding
On saturday, evening. Or. Union Worth
lnst9n and Miss Clara Beaumont Col
ton ,odav called at the county clerks
Office and obtained the necessary IL
a N,snse was also issued TO Ernest
S. Hammond, "a, and Martha ]. Busby.
q, both OF Salt Lake.
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TOMORROW NIGHTS RACES.
mere VIII be -Four Events Not In.
GLIDING the Heats.

The entries for tomorrow evsrlr,,s
races at the Salt Palace trart W. w. =
e eoms mis- afternoon. The program
nus lot your events not including tbc
meats There win be a three.opart1r
nlie amateur prizes so. $40 and ST., n
one .. b. mile handicap amateur n vi
W., $40, $, and 1880. P'''''
,o ! ne professional events are three.
a ora ms, inlle for purses $40, so and So
and S. p''A'S s'o' w. |lV
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PINK HAwLEY MAY CO.
Crack Pitcher IL Likely TO W "
Spokane

last evening the announcement wa" wa,
made by pink Hawley one Oh 1 90,
Lakes crack pitchers That he was ~ ",
inc TO say farewell to Salt Lake ana s0
to Spokane for the balance OF tue Sy ',
son. It IS said that some trouble a ,,,,S :
between pink and the 'l""nid
Of the team, and knowing The pc 'U nnIi
o 90 hack 70 spokane he decided 70 pm,
on out O'1 It is possible, however that ne
V viii remain here if everything can D %,
n T.p satisfactorily within The neSy
~ two or three lays. pink" Is one go, oi
the best pitchers who ever came n nar
and the management Of the guy a,r ,'I,
not well AFFORD to lose MN oy,rIye
of new inhelders are expected 70 G y 7, d, a
here Within the next few days ANA i io Is
expected that same releases VIII lie is
Iow bnt iust who is TO be dropped IS
vet "in the air
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Daly'West Active Century and Lower
Mammoth Firmer-- Yankee Weak.

Business was very quiet on the mining
exchange this afternoon. dftef che
heavy trading at the morning call
Daly-Wesl dropped shares at $40 and
afterwards weakened 10 $3.50, Lower
Mammoth sold up to A,18, While May
Day iluctuated between Sl,06& ana
IOlh Tesofa was active at ~ Ben
Butler sold at Sh and joe Bowers par
iigipated ut ~. Little Chief was trad
ca IN az Is. Galena sold at 10 aud silver
shield went az 1. total Of lt2Oo
shares were sold for sl5,574.G Co. The
closing quotations on the principal
stocks were as follows.
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CHAPMAN and Vaughan Here.

John NJ. Chapman and W, b.,
Vaughan, who have been racing IN
Australia for many months, have ar
rived IN Salt Lake and will at once
make preparations for the seasons rae,
ing. Both are feeling pretty well and
expect TO make a good showing
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TAXES ABATED.
County Board of Equalization Takes
Action This Morning.

The county board of equalization was
In session all forenoon and abated taxes
amounting to s1I7Sl, after which an
adjournment was taken till Saturday
morning,
Following is a list Of the attachments
made at today's session:
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BUSINESS NOTES

The contract for the erection OF SEN
ator Kearns' new 4-house terrace on
First street has been awarded to George
Curley for $4,000 and work VIII ne
commenced at once.
The annual meeting Of the board OF
directors OF lions Savings Bank and
Trust company was held at the bahS
late Yesterday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers were elected Lorenzo
Snow, presiden'; Joseph f. Smith, vice
president; George NJ. Cannon, cashier,
and Lewis NJ. Cannon, assistant cash
Ter.
Messrs. Boutwell, and McConaughy OF
the Sacramento mine, have started 10
build six new houses on the corner or
sixth South and Sixth East. They own
n 1Ox20 lot there on which they have
already built four cottages The plans
for the other six are already prepared
and the foundations will shortly be in.
The cottages will have from I'VE to
seven rooms and cost from $1,000 TO
$1,000 each.
The +. e. o. Transfer and Mercau-
tile company has given w. 5. MeCor-
nick a chattel mortgage on all It's
property TO secure promissory note,
payable on demand. executed by II IN
his favor for 49, 800 and dated June 9TH.
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If you are troubled l. win oalI s9i plI,
uncomfortable disease =, me con
don't neglect It, pGn' r I, day Z
piaint get firm hold E srows woIs
a,sesse is neglected II yTABLER
Commence at once ts9.,.SsI,JrNT. the 4
BUCKEYE PILE "a S cure intalhp.,
lief is immediate, anu ,,les tubes
Price, 80 cents, In oO'
cents. z. c. N. J.
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Cincinnati, I; Bro oklyn, l.

Cincinnati O.. June Amos Rua.e
gave evidence az having recovered his
old form In the game against Brooklyn
today Though be had to pitch q wet
bail in a dazzling RAIN he allowed the
visitors but single run The game was
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SCORE.
Milwaukee. A. BOSTON. Z.

MIlnukee, June 5.--Both pitchers
were Ut pretty hard, but errors by
FriedIrld and Gilbert gave the visitors
three nns and the game. Attendance,
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OPAL CLUB EXCURSION
To OGDEN. sunday. jane 9th, via Oregon
Short Line.

Special train leaves going at 800 a.
m. and leaves ogden coming back at
$3.50 D. m.
Only 81 100 round trip.
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Boxing Contests.

San Francisco, June 6.--The Twenti-
eth CAtury Athletic club has complel-
ed ItsOard for the 2Sth Of this month.
Kid carter and Jack Root and Tim
Hegery and Tim Callahan will box
twe1tJ rounds on that date.
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hoods Jdrsdparilta

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
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Hewlett Bros. few nights .o ami
dismissed on motion OF the s'.'ns d
,apney and a complaint eharslHs ?
larceny was drawn up
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ToDAY's GAMES.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
petroit. 4; Philadelphia. Q.

Dettdt. June 5.--A home run by Bue-
wnihe eighth inning when the score
was I'd won the game for Detroit, as
the hiladelphias went one, two
three the ninth. Attendance, SIP.
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SCORE.
American League.
SANDING OF THE CLUBS,
Yesterdays GAMES.

Yesterdays GAMES.
DeirIt 3; Philadelphia, g.
Milwaukee 4; Boston, Z.
Waaington-Chicago; called, second
innng rain.
Cewand- Baltimore; called, third in
ming, ain.
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EXCURSION 10 rohilA''

Via the oregon Short Ll', turning
round trip. Tickets good 's''
IN Sept. 9Th.
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SCORE.
College Baseball.

At Observation-Disclosures IA; Carlisle
lndlaa 0.
AT New Haven--Yale s; Williams, 2.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81;
| Brown 4.
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TODAY's GAMES.
st, Louis, 4; New York 3,

St. Louis June 5,-Christy Matthew
son pitched another great game for
New York, but ST. Louis played very
aggressively Harper was steady
throughout and most Of New York s.
hits We're OF the scratch order Attend
annn / nln
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Manager Livingstone return9su nav ~
BoIse last night having slsheui , i'I
Romney, Jimmy Boylan ana Bert ''''
gets
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
EASTERN BASEBALL.
Darkness Ends the Battle With Gin
cinnati and Brooklyn.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays GAMES,

I ESIERllA1 JAMES
Chicago Boston. postponed rain,
st. Louis, g. New York, 3.
Plttsburg s, Philadelphia, 2,
Cincinnatl- Brooklyn called IN eighth;
darkness, score a tie
TODAY's GAMES.
Boston at ST. Louis
brooklyn at Plttsburg
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago,