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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN uEssEl :

E ~ ESPECIAL TO The Post1
west Fla.-Arriyed; Comal. from
'S,Neston' ana sailed for New York.
n rol' Eads--A Arrived: Bratten tNor). from
'u'fto Vortex; Electrician (Br). from III
S ,,gpp gx via Colon and Mexican ports. cn '
from VI trom Biuefelds; Atlas NOR
%%ser}' from Hamburg sailed, Rr njS,Se5 I
Vors! ior Seihs: FL Sud AM. To- Ne,,,
prs,,. istrar lBr.), for London. Ne"
tr@m Galveston for Bremen sn9 wv wv sBrl,
yeston a naoaTks-Arrlyed: concho, from Gsi,,
GaiSest ssrs arrived; Dargal tBrA. fr,m
n 5iaFre Arrived. Mohawk dnrH weston.
eaiveston for Rotterdam 'orl' from
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SOUTHERN LrAGrr.

Nashville, Tenn, June 1l.--Corbett held
the New Orleans bstsmen down 10 three
hits todny. Nashville won, SO 4. The
visitors played good bali With tho -bxcep.
tion of the seventh inning, when they went
TO pieces and piled M the errors Score
A,.-.,.,u r. IL. 10.
Corhett and Fisher; Mulkey and Abbott.
Chattanooga, Tenn, June lI.-Memphls
outplayed the home team today In game
that wss full OF brilliant plays and close
from start to finish, The game rvas a
pitchers battle, Of which Rboades Ind n
little the best of II. Attendance 100
Chattanooga ....,,1lo 600 OOoI = 3
nnincr ana Roth; Rhoades and khai
birmingham, Ala, June IL Birmingham
took the second game from Shreveport this
afternoon before 1900 spectators. The
grounds were very wet and the players
slipped and slid over the inapld. making
good fielding Impossible on account ~
slow running several double plays we're
birmingham .....,4o2 Oon OOo-- Ia +
ehfeNeport ,,..,,.- ,Ol0 O03 O0Q-- 4 Il
Wilhelm and Culver; Lucid aud Mcclure.
Selma Ala, June IL, Selma won the
second game from Little Rock with ease
this afternoon hitting McCloskey when.
ever they wanted 90. Score;
selma ~, ,,,,..,.., o o9i osi 9ix-il IS .
Cfibbins and Alexander; Mctiloskey and
Lynch and Hutton
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Trying 70 BUY VoLoDYovsKL
Mr.. Whitney Has Made Lady Meux All
Sorts of Offars for The Darlnu NNirnnr

Mr.. Whitney Has Made Lady Meux All
Sorts Of Offers for the Derby Winner.
New York. June 1.-THE London cor.
respondent Of the World says that WIZ.
lam {. whitney Of New York. who leased
from Lady Meanx. IL extremely anxions t6
buy the colt and has offered Lady Meaux
$4,000 IN cash besides the $4,000 when
year and $1,000, oue-half OF the Derby
winnings, or Lady McauN's shnrc In case
the horse won. Mr. WhiWey's lease ~
of 1902.
Every offer made by Mr.. whitney up 10
date Tor the purchase Of the colt Lady
Meaux has refused Mr.. Whltney could
not be found. bnt he h9s made no secret
oil the fact that he has offered Lady Meaux
one of the largest prices ever paid for a
horse and she has prrslstently declined 10
be tempted by money.
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baltimore, June ii-Hart had the Rata.
more team completely at his mercy today.
Attendance i1B3
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LIFE INSURANCE STATISTICS.

Amount OF Money Paid Out by the
Companies.
new York June 1.-THE Insurance Press
OF New York in Its issue of tomorrow will
publish statistics which it has complied
from returns made to it by life Insurance.
ft6SEm opp,, showing the amounts distributes
venr s iaf ne medium OF lite insurance in me
wv soo Of the United States and Ssn aGg
go, uV'-O6. II appears by The tab,cs ~,
Nnt eIes c Teceiyed more than 100000 eaeb
90. snor rt.'t Ire received more than 81 1850,
,,l Ia me Southern States the pavIoenfs
in 1899. va Fi'VoV'OVV more than
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COMMERCIAL,

a PERCEPTIONS r,sh to sell caused
wheat to lose considerably; corn and
oats became weak Ia sympathy.
Ihe stock market seemed 10 be In
the hands Of professionals and price
movements were desutory.
Gains In both branches Of the cotton
market We're experience in New York
and New Orleans.
ran River mills refused to sell prints
at reduction.
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DOMESTIC.

The Southern Industrial association
opened It's meeting in Philadelphia most
ausplciously.
Mrs. Dickinson announced that Chas.
+. Jones' valet aud secretary to the
late William NJ. Rice, was dying.
sixteen men were Killed and seven
injured in the mine explosion at Port
Royal. Pa.
Governor William ]. Sanford OF
Alabama died at Tuscaloosa
The defense IN the Kennedy murder
trial in Kansas City opened IT'S case.
National Editorial association began
Its sixteenth annual convention at But-
falo.
The production OF coal during the
past year was the largest In the history
Of the country
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RIe ALARAMA CONFORMATION

Takes in the Lighting Plants at Bironna-
ham, Ala.
Birmingham, Ala, June ia stupondous
deal consolidating the interests of the Biz
mingham Railway, Light and Power com
pany' the Consolidated Electric company
and the Birmingham Gas company has
9een arranged through the efforts of Isa.
dore Newman Of New Orleans Harry AZ
atkinson Of Atlanta ana the Old Colony
trust company of Boston aud will be en-
trely completed tomorrow afternoon at
meetings OF the respective stockholders.
The new corporation will he one ~ rho
most powerful in the South and viii have
caPltal OF Slo,0OO,0OO distributed In bonds
preferred stock and common stock.
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TO BE HANGED FOR BURGLARY

Two White and Two Black No,th g.
hn'ans to Pay the Penalty for c Cri nseo-
Asheville, y, C.. June iii th.
g'tior court today Rush Gates ana Frank
S,n pilson' white, and Ben Foster and Harr.,
riar 'S T., Do, tR We're found guilty fof bur.
deatb ma Jaw the penalty for burelarvt is
hh NE The four men viii be se9te55neJy !, Is
'e nsnged before the term of CONT ends
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SINNERS Lad Good weatL..

t.ro.n wy June l1,-Beautiful weather
,Ss sU',u the Shriners for the second day Of
ofec,sI oonc, .sorenth annual gathering. The
The h,S' b SsTIemenies began this morning
~ untii 2 tomorrow mor5iug sned at ?,
ing sel er Os chosen and the place Of mee1-
elaborate ' nsso5 o. the pageantry WAS the
F"Iaue oI the Shrlners tnnIrht
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osssSsssssssssssosasosesas.o
EDITORS IN SESSION.
National Association Began It's Meetino
AZ Buffalo Nesterdav

NaUVTdI Nssoclatlon BEGAN It's Meetino
at Buffalo Yesterday,
buualo' June 1.-THE National Editorial
association began Its sixteenth annual con
Nention In the Temple Of Music today. The
association includes editors from ali parts
OF the United States, Hundreds OF dele
gates We're present, most Of then accom-.
panied by members OF their families
half OF the New York state Pgess nssociV-
tl'n by William J Kline president; re-.
sponso on the part Of The Natioaal N At
total association by President J II. Raii.
10 Of Texas and the presidents annual adj.
Ihis evening impressive memorial service
IN honor OF the deceased OF the association
were held In the Temple OF Music An AL
New Orleans ~
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GOING INTO STEEL BUSINESS.
Pennsylvania Railroad Has Control Of a
Company.

Philadelphia, June IA high ofaclal
OF the PENNSYLVANIA railroad tonight prtc.
ueally admitted that his company had Sc.
eored control of the stock OF the Penn
syNania steel company. II was learned
from a reliable source mat the railroad
eompsny has entered the field az steel
m0nufactWe "a project iho company
against ihreaiencd advance. through
Whlch II Is largest purchaser each year.
Philadelphia, June II The report that
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company had
acquired the copl feids operated by the
Berwind-Whlte Coal Mfning companv was
IN measure confirmed tonight, though an
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GARRY HERMANN IS OUT.
Fayofite for The American Derby Has
Been Scratched.
THE FAyORITEs HAD A BAD DAY OF IT
Whitney Is Trying to Purchase the Win
ner Of the Derby from the Owner,
Lady Meux.

chicago. juno lis. S. Brown, owner
of Garry Hermann announced this after
noon that he had decided not to start the
horse IN the American Derby here June %.
The horse has been In bad condition for
some time. but no declaration Of his with,
drawaI was made until today. He viii be
turned out for three months.
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Favorites Not in Il al Newnort.

Cincinnati, June 11.-Second choices and
outsiders had things their own way at New.
port today. Sir Christopher's win al u 10
l cost she bool,les tidy sum. Weather
fine; track fast.
Seven furlongs, selling Banled. Nels Nor
rls Auchendrayne. Time i.2SA
-Four ard a half furlongs, sclllng-,Mnrtha
D., Cornne G., Piiowdcx Time ,5GK
SIX furlonEs Jim Gore IL, Nancy TIL
Lady Kent Time 20
SIX furlongs, selling Sir Chrlstopher. ca.
loocnn. Pauline ]. Time 1lAh
SIX furlongs Lady Ezell, llayeiock. spree
Time 1;1sN,
Mile, selling NekHrnla OuRver Pine
Chip. Time 1;AlA
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EXTRA POLICEMEN swoRn N
'"sy are selng Used to Guard Maoh,,.
shops Against Sts;Lsrs "so'''e

sr srosnS nan Ca June Ii.-Thfs afterDoor
go, Myers swore in force ~ : tb ASen
w wv poleement, who we're armed a,,,S
stn sguss'er rifles and sent 10 tho a,,a ~
he Sr o. the Seahoard Ar linz !, Aeuins
cninsts wo OF the railroad and tb Pgo9 meet
thizeIs. anu 'aeir friends and srnanas
bling Of fsa'o IVA. was caused BY the assn,
striking maeSinis,. force. supposed 10 Be-
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.


OLIVIA, Mlnn.-Hans Gronnerud, VII
was supposed TO be worth S2jeps n
Jailed, with reported liabilities 0. tl?it1
ana seemingly no assets.
MEXICO CITY. Robert Remnett 4
years old, an Eagishman, long fesasE
Of this country ami manager Of the losrie
mine In the State of Mexico, wns klllsi
robbers at his house at the mines pz
time Monday night.
ADRIAN, Minn.-A tornado svsf
through Adrian while the inhabitants W
still asleep. Thousands OF dollars W.,
Il property was damaged, but no Eia
were lost.
IARCHWOOD. Iowa.-A cyclone dld e.
siderable damage six miles sogiaFe n,
this place. Edward Ugland AMI als s.ll
Wee cgrlied Distance aud lan0ea Z
wheat field. bruised hut injured.
PREToRIA.-Two Beers have been csss
martialed and shot for trying 70 WE
from Pretoria TO rejoin their eolaln.ssSe,uss1
after having taken the oath Of nenl''as.
WASHINGTON. The naval apla.Iss
have decided TO resort 70 conoel Y. n
proceedings to secure land here iol " n
tention of the naval station n Als'e's
BUFFALO. y. Y-The supreme Ieas n
the Ancient Order of United Workmg
in session here with 200 DELEGATES ln ~ i
supreme Master Walkers report sness
membership Of 10000 In c0lneel'vp
the supreme lodge.
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KRUGER IS IGNORANT

Says He Is Not Aware OF Any Peace Ne
ootlations in Progress.
The Hague, June li.-Mr Kruger has Is.
sncd statement to the enect that he
knows nothing of the peace nesotiations N
ifeed 70 be proceeding with tile Boer land.
ett,. he says thar n there are sny nego.
tion Of his. 90
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AeulNALDo's SUCCESSOR.
Theatrical Filipino Has Proclaimed Him
self Governor.

IHtalTIuaI FHIpIno Ffas ProCIalmed Him
self Governor.
Washington, June l1.-Emilio 2urbano Of
Tabayas province has proclaimed himself
the successor Of Agulnaldo and governor
OF Tayabas AID the Philippines" accord.
Ing to copy OF a Manila paper lust re.
oeiyed az the war department, Emilio is
sald TO have been always a rather theatrical
lnsurrectlonlst and 10 have sworn to aght
the Americans down TO the last holo Tho
publication does not take the Filipino's an.
nouncement seriously and warns aim that
ne VIII mud that 'the office carries With N
certain grave sppnslblines which viii
sudden demlse'' 800
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RAILROADS..

IL was rumored that the Santa Fe
70 TO build a new road from Southeast
Texas into the Indian Territory; an
nonnced that Beaumont extension Will
be completed by August 1.
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Annual Shoot Is On.

Dallas, Texas. June Ii state
sportsmen's association opened the annual
state shoot here today. The attendance
Is large. aud rivalry Is keen. The chief
event OF the day was the individual live
hlrc shoot. u was won by v O. Darron
OF Dallas. Tho shoot win continue tive
more days ~
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SAN Francisco, Cal. June lt--seven fur
iones Rngmaster, San Augustln, Deye.
Eeanx. Time :2sA.
- four turlongS seillng-Moreio Robert
Bonner III, Gypsey BOY. Tire I'D.
n, sly fnrlongs, selling Gusto, Hohenlohe
rive and a half furlongs- Buck Taylor
Frank Woods nagdad. Time i.0SH.
lante. Time i.OlI5
- Mile and hftg yards. selling -Donator Sir
hampton, Castaee Time iA4A.
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Laundry Burned at FL Paso.

FL Paso, Texas. June 1.-THE Troy
steam laundry Of this city was destroyed
by FIRE at Z o'clock this morning. The loss
was $1,000 with insurance for $500. The
origin Of the ire Is unknown Several
wires -S'44 ~ e
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
Residence at Robv.

Rohy. Texas, June 1O-Captan Polk R
hEles residence six miles east of Roby.
was burned last night, Most all the furul-
tu!e and household goods We're saved 4;
caused by fire from smoking mosquitoes
No insurance
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Tom sharkey was Theo,,,,,

Cleveland, Ohio, June l1-Central armory
was packed tonight with 10000 people
who saw Tom sharky Of New York thynwn
tNlce 10 an hour by rom Jenkins, cham
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WoOtan Wells. Texas

All things are in readiness at this fsnn,
resort for comfort and entertainers I
corners. Hotels at various prices, As (
cold mineral baths. Elegant gFonph /
band of music. excursion rates to and M,
wells on Houston and Texas Central I'D
way and most all the other roads Whs
wire or phone Wootan Wells Co.
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CUBA.

constitutional convention unanimously
agreed 10 reconsider its vote on tho
Plat amendment
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The comptroller OF currency has mn
thorlIed the Merchants National bank
OF Houston 10 commence business.
Charles Gardner given forty-seyen
years in the penltentlary.
Stockholders Of Merchants and Plant.
ers' oil company decided to rehu,ld tbo
mill destroyed by fra.
Something as to the estate Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Drew.
Dave and Asa Echols waive examlna.
Won ana give each a S5oc0 6oad to an.
Swer for the killing Of Thomas Paine
Marriage Of Miss Libbie Dunn and
Mr.. William E. Fain. "Du
Death of g, NJ Beauchamp.
the appointment Of teachers will he
completed By Thursday.
eSsssSssessssssSepsossssssss
'iucial condemnation from -
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TRIED TO PROVE AN ALIBI.
Relatives of Mrs. Kennedy Endeay.
Ored 10 Establish Her Innocence.
WILL PRINCE WAS PUT ON THE STAND
State Trying 10 Prove that He Was the
Chief Consprator--Other Wit
nesses Examined.

Kansas city. June 1.-THE defense In
the case of Lulu Prince Kennedy, on trial
for killing her husband, was begun today
and twenty witnesses were examined.
The bulk Of the testimony was brought
out in an attempt to prove allbis for Bert
and c. w Prince, the brother and father
of the prisoner, whom the state had tried
to prove were watching the entrances to
the Ridge building at the time of the
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WASHINGTON.

President Mckinley issued a state
mont declining to stand for a third nom
inRtiop.
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PHILIPPINE JUDGES OATH.
The Pledge Does Moi include "Suppo
OF the Constitution"

Manila, June 1.-THE work 81 organi.-
ing the courts is being proceeded with by
the United states Philippine commission.
The oath taken by the judges DOES NOT
INCLUDE SUPPORT or. THE CONSTR
TUITION OF THE UNITED STATES.
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oAAhqp, SIX furlongs, handicap Sanders
70 Demurrer IT,, Hesper 10, Hammock
ia Az Gold no The Puritan i0g, Belle
OF Lexington lNG. HenFst 100 Boxane 9S,
Ethics ~ Fabius Hultzioporhtle ~.
Nile and quarter, handicap Standing
10 star Bright Is, Water color lio lat,
con los. kamnra los, All Gold lOT. Kllo.
gram H.. Terminus Laneeman 100,
hoehegter o.. ScuiTy 40.
Five fuoHgs Yagrant Appolntee.
Atheleleu luI Father Weather l0i. Easy
Street lUI. Tenagre, Lsdy Mag lO4 Cirnden
no g Whittier io7. Missile ITO
Mile and sixteenth, selling knight Of
Garter l03, Seminole 81, oliver Mo DR.
kiddle iOG Lucky Star l05, Bomhsheli lOG
Eondman, Phillipine 1903. Marathon 81 !.
Billionnlre ~, Brdhmin los. Manchura Oh.
m cket ~. Tinge los
Five and half furlongs for 2venr-old
m9ideng wild Oats, woodmaston. Kaleido.
scope, Dark Secret, G.. Whittier H. rpa
Ware, santa Boulta 100, l.emoyne il2 Des.
tstute 100, Fair knight, Byrne Of Roscea,
Cold Seeker, Dixie Line liz. Bonner 100,
About 2 and hall miles, Great New
cut 1871. perlon 100, Magic Light is7. Matt
simpson li6 Klondykc 1AI Rcd Path iA3,
George Keene l4i, Jessie $50, self PRO,
teclion 1877, Bosphorus $50.
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

another well outside the proven dis.
trict at Beaumont Is showing SIGNS .,
oil u
There Is great demand at Beaumont
Tor small tracts on Spindle Top.
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TIE RACES.
Francisco Won the Hanover stakes.

Francisco Won the Hanover Stakes.
New York June i1,-Gus Elelschmanus
promising colt francesca won the Hanover
stakes at Grayesend today with ease, fin.
tshng three lengths before Right Away.
Five furlongs-Par Excellence, Rosslgnol,
Sweet Glover Time 100 4-5.
Nile and a sixteenth--The Regent, Alton.
SO, Himself. Time Las
About six furlongs -Outlander, Chenille,
Sadducee. Time 90 10
:, hanover stakes. i've furlongs Francesca,
Hg1t Away, Laodice. Time / .01
Nine turlongs, selling Gertrude Elliott
Double Dummy, Alard. Time 55.
Mile ana seventy Watercure, Tod
dFi Aargrayiate. Time 1.4J 10
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

NC S9Sy Elected to Revise Viroinla.s
p,.s Constitution Meets Today.
., ta4l' Va June 1.-THE state con.
r, :, ,No'onai convention will meet here 70.
,,'," The chief issues before the hoSv
lion " d ,ae iTssitrictlon of suffrage reduc
judiciary systcn expenses, changes In the
uae administering OF the se6ool ftS uoss In
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Bio Odds at Harlem.

chicago. June 1l.Lady schorr was
beaten neck today In the Turf congress
special at Harlem by Trinity Belle. to
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wESsENDoRrF M'FALLANE. w.. ",
mond, Texas, June 10.-Rohert Ne ss;ss
and Miss Glriic McFarane were las
marriage yesterday. The wedding -
Quiet ono.
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hAsEeALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

fhiladeinhin. June Ii-Detroit won by
consecutive hitting In the first Inning Two
doubles and 3hree Singles nette1 the visit
crs four runs, though Frazer was inyinclble
thereafter. Attendance $3.50.
Score r. II u
Detroit ..... 100 COO COO-- I z
philadelphia ....... 100 oOO OOo--
Crcnin and shaw; Frazer and Powers
liostou. June Boston had no trouble
In connecting With Reldy's curves when
hits meant runs and won easily. Attend
anee 3i33.
Score II IL u
Boston ....... 200 COZ lax s II
Milwaukee .....s.. 900 0n3 OO1-- 4 o
Cuppy and schrcck; Redy and Conner.
Washington, June 1l-chicagos errors
and base on balls were responsible for
the defeat OF thnt team today In the
eighth, with Quinn on FIRST. Mertes caught
~ bounce low hy from Foster ana rush.
- 70 the initial sack touchlng Quinn and
me bag thus making a double play unas.
Score II II r.
Washington 10l 100 600 3 7 /
NnlcaEo ..,......... U0i 600 OOO--
Lee and Grady; Callahan. Harvey and
Sullivan.
baltimore, June IL Hart had the Rata.
moro team completely at his mercy today.
Attendance lI63
Score u II n
Baltimore ...... 600 Dol OO4 Z q
Cleveland .,...,...1il 600 lot u &
hoNel ana Rohinson' Hart and Yeager.
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S %6nGi"l ro continuation from headquartors
yoRed is placed Gdo az sSs oo T Gn6 amount n
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Cincinnati June l1.-Boston drove Hahn
to the bench In the first inning when a
double an error, Il triple aud single net.
ted three runs. Phillips did not allow an,
and a single gave the locals two runs At.
tendance 1850. Score;
,,, r.. II. u.
! cincinnati ..,.....,O 2O 900 O0O-- > . 2
Boston ,.,........ 400 OpD Coo q a
kittredge.
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STAND ON MARKET FIGURES.
Fall River Mills Refuse to Sell
Pants at Reduction.
Fall River. Mass, June 1.-THE
selling committee Of the print mills
at special meeting today to con-
slider several offers for large stocks
of cloth at price Ne below the
prevailing quotation decided without
reserve to refuse all bids for prints
under the market figure.
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Plttsburg, June 11.-Plttsburg started
after Matthewson as though they intended
to knock him out OF the box and the crowd
seemed 10 think that The rain which ended
the game after the NTH inning was an
mat saved him. Attendance 65o0 Score:
Il. II. Il.
IlttbpurE ..s.-.,..,.... 20 Ok u
New York ........... 600 90 y ~
Lever and O'Connor; Matthewson and
Warner.
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81. LouIs. Juno i1.-pelehantY,s home r,

st, Louis, June Deiehantys home run
drive won for Philadelphia in the eighth
inning Attendance 5000 Ccorc
&, r,s r.. H. u.
~ Louis .....,.... UO NN COL s 2
fhlledeiphia .,..... 900 100 O2O 8 ,
, s11dhoof ana Ryan; Donohue and McFar-
Chicago. June 1.-THE Rrooklyns today
hatted out their third victory after having
PLAYED Z poor fielding game Attendance
Chicago - OOO MI n,t ~ IL ~
Brooklyn ......iO5 al ~ - IA =
,hughes' Menefee and klingman; Kltson.
McJames aud Mcclure.
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Fire In wells.

LastSunday morning thedwell-
ing Of John Schenck in Wells Val
ley was totally destroyed by fire,
together with nearly all of it's
contents.
Mrs. Schenck had gone away
on Saturday and consequently
was not at home when the fire
occurred.
The family arose Sunday morn
ing, built fire in the cook stove,
and were proceeding as usual to
prepare breakfast when the
cracking of flames arrested their
attention, and they made the dis
covery that the whole of the up
per story and roof were burn
ing furiously. Without much
help a few things were saved
from the lower story; but the loss
means nearly everything in the
way of household goods, clothing,
and stores of winter provision
the family had.