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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
GROWTHO TRADE ABROAD
American Hardware 10 Strong Demand
in France.
SCANDINAVIA BUYS OUR DREaOsruFfs
Exports TO the Latter Portion OF Europe
Have Increased S2o,oooiooo
Within Three Years.

Washington, June - In a further series
Of extracts from the forthcoming volume
two Of commercial relations dealing With
United states trade IN France Consul Brit
tain Of Nantes notes the development Of
the trade IN Amcrlean machinery IN West
ern France. During the past season he
says shout 500 reapcrs. mowers and horse
bay rakes arrived at that port. American
uiuwers e,yc good satisfaction and the in
creased prices asked for farm labor Will
the future
The American mower was a common
sight In the hay fields last summer In
:egad to the advantage gained by eShlb
ting machines the consul SAYS: Last
Mouth representative Of New England
Factory made AN exhibition of meat chop
pers In one Of he Nantes stores, ami dur
ng The Afternoon about twenty Of various
sizes were sold. The Nantes house hns
since sold more than 200 of these ma
shlnes."
Consul Covert Of Icons says 'rhc
houses Of Lyons district which some years
lgo furnished Hue French hardware 60 tho
United States. have almost entirely lost
that trade within the Inst two decades,
and they are enabled To hold their own
mlrkct hero only Us protective t1riU.
Agacrcan stores. base burners and smnller
cooking stuYcs. hnd u steady market here.
the French makers being unable TO re.
place them.
"Amcrcan saws ana other wonh.cnttlng
Instruments are pronounced tho best IN
tile world because Americans are tho great
est wood using people Agricultural nipple
nents Of American pattern and benrns nil
American name arc met with on every
farm and highly prizcd They are often
made IN France on account Of thc high
.nnm duty. Farmers ten me that they
prefer la hny the Ohio or Illinois harvest
.ng and hay machines, Notwithstanding the
increased cost"
Consul Tourge ~ Bordeaux SAYS; THE
fastest time made hy any railway. II Is
said 81 on the road between this city and
nayh.nn Whorc run Of i28 niles *
made every day ln i2s minutes. II Is nuitc
% the credit ~ American mechanics thut
he honor ~ making this run Is accorded
% American locomotives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
HOUSTON WON OUT.
The Galveston Club Was Easy PROPOSE
ton for Roper.

The Galveston Club Was Easy Proposl-
ton for Roper,
Roper had the Galveston team at his
mercy In the game at League park yes
terday afternoon between the fremen ami
Galveston. allowing them but tive hits and
giving but one base on balls. G. Smith
Tor Galveston also pitched good game
and tielded his position finely The bat
ting hOnors of the game were divided
between Kid Ollre aud owen Wells, Gacn
getting two gorgeous hits that were timely
and sent runners over the plate. In the
field Childers and Mackey were the stars.
Both men covered world Of territory
did some very pretty delding, MackeCs
error let In GalvestOn's only run, but IT
was eXcusable, In the first inning Scar
borough was checked 20 first he stole sec.
ond nlrl third and ored on Mackey,s
clean hit to center the second Wells
hit to the left field nee for two sacks
and went to third on Camphell's hit ann
scored while Wilson was tanning Ropers
gruunder. Wells opened the seventh with
a single to left and O'Dcl dropped Camp.
bells fly Roper and Scarborough struck
ont, Olre sent a vlclous hnunder ut /.
Smith that bounced over his head ana
dlling the bases. Make was hit with a
pitched ball, forcing tn Wells. and LeClair
sent in the whole tribe with hin that
came near taking a board off the fence.
scored her only run In thls
inning After two were out O'DelI Mi
for three bases and scored on Mackeys
bad throw of Deans grounder. The follow.
Ing Is the score:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
Hawthorne Frt,;s,

SIX furlongs-Thc Rush, Gonfalob 4.
Dellis 107 Rival Dare, Algaretta ID Z
Seven elghths of mile. selllnr-Rp (.
sic, John Grigsby Ill, Andes los n...,.
JOG, Automaton, Longho los oduor :
mark, The Butcher, The Names NJ !,
1 1ie' ,5 ncie Tom, Barbara NJ, 59 ID M
- Steeplechase, short course hsbai..
Becky Rolfe Isl, Popullst Id5 I ro,a..
l42, Alice b. IFS. N''uA4
One mile, the Premier stnkes-tisrt, h.
mann mann, Silveraale l22, Robert waddsIl b
Fancy Wood 102. ''''sA
Nile and tenty yards, handlss,- !.
SS,hamber 100 Qhnet l02, Bohey Bsy /;
Mile and sixteenth-K knight R,s,.y
Malkenshaw. los. Scotch Plaid. Fssl~s
i9I. Miss Soak los, Waldeck. f1ST
Moronl, Frangible 104, s-auereate las K.
nard l0l, Anchor %. papa Hany \
King 96 Golden Scepter 81. f (
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coMMsNr on KINGS RgcEprloM.
London Telegraph Pleased with CordiaI-
ltv Shown Amerinan Capitalists

London Telegraph Pleased with Cordial
lily Shown American Capitalists.
London. June g. The Daily Telegraph In
The course Of An editorial upon King Ed
wards reception 81 the visiting delegates
from the New York chamber of commerce.,
Saturday SAYS: at stamped the roym
scnl upon a national welcome There could
have boon no more fortunate suggestion
at the outset uf this remarkable visit of
the true spirit In which American business
rivalry II regarded In Grcni Rrltnin.'
The paper advocates, as one Of the best
means OF ulcctlng this friendly rivalry that
british employers and workWcu alike
should visit the United states and observe
for themselves American business methods.
and Il declares That "tho fact Of the two
countries helng 50 Indispensable TO each
other makes ali plans of European Indus,
trial coalition against tho United States
I'm idle dream 80 far as any British capt
tAllzRtion " concerned,
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THE RIOTS AT coRuNNA.

Report that Protect Has Been Dismissed
and Marines Sent to Preserve Order
Madrid June THE Spanish govern.
meut, Il Is asserted, has dismissed the
project OF Corunna where six riots occurred
last Friday, ana the torpedo boat destroyer
Audas has arrived there with marines to
maintain order.
Two Of the persons Injured In collisions
with the Erndarmes have since suCcumhrd
The houses Of the worEmcn In COrunnn
werc yesterday drnpcd In crepe bearing
terlny."
Two anarchists, spuplard and an ltnl.
tan, arrested here MS the result Of ad.
Vices from the MnrSeilcs police that they
had projects against the spanish ministers
have. been liberated, owlng TO lack ot
proof
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LYNcHlNe Ar lEesVlLLE.
passenaers ReaorI lNat Noe Is AItar

Beaumont rexas June 2,--uarry Bro
laski' dfe and +. J Davis 81 ST, Louis
arrived here this evening on the Kansas
city southern railroad, bringing n6ws from
i,ecsyille La, o. what they believe may
have developed into a lynehing after their
train left that place They report mat a
sheriff and two deputies armed With shot
guns boarded the train at point below
ShrtNepuri having la vpStcdy q nRn want
I'd Ia lHeFlllc on a charEs 81 numbering a
neighbor The ST Louislans learned that
the prisoner had resented ~ luxury 10 his
dog and had shot and killed tho man who
kicked the animal. The accused was hound
Ia chains and was closely guarded Al
l.ersyillc the train vas met by mob and
thrcais OF Nnchins were heard hy Hro.
the So. lonlsians saw the crowd following
the sheriff ana his prisoner lnto a very
dark neck Of woods,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
DOMESTIC.

Nine people were hurt. one perhaps
fatally In a trolley car accident at
McKeesport. Pa.
The Gtst Aenostic marriage took place
at Cincinnati.
Three men were killed BY train
al Northeast. IN.
John Alexander Dowc, IN a frenzed
speech IN Chicago. denounced everybody
and everything not IN zlon
Tom Johnson, mayor Of Cleveland,
Ohio. again denied having street rail-
way interests.
The Federation Of Labor Will have
prayer TO mid IN the hght for an eight
hour work day.
McInurin has conceived plan u re
signing Just before congress- meets in
December.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03

Corpus Christi Texas, June e.-The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers ex.
curslon arrived here this noruing 800
strong, Spreading the day apd returning ia.
night
IN inc resafta contest the sooner led ali
contestants BY thirty minutes The hasA
ball game between the Corpgs On istl Kids
and cuero resulted In score o. " 10 X
ia favor Of the Kids.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY,s IMPORTANT NEW.
STATE.

Thousands Of boli weevIl were pur-
chased by the merchants Of Brenham
and Victoria.
The tomato shipments from Jackson
vile VIII be heavy despite the storm
damage
An Institute Of theology Is being held
OF Georgetown.
Safe blowers robbed the office II the
county treasurer u Jasper county and
then set nre 10 tho building, which
destroNed hfteep bnglness houses.
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Lasted One Rop,1

Youngstown, Ohio, June 2.-Ilm Mtba
OF Newcastle was given the lec.lo }
the first round Of what was to hpe n.
w enty-ruund go with Mike Iayk
Pittsburg at o'clock this mDrnlng n
battle took place in large hara isaa
on the Pennsylvania state line All q
witnessed by 400 spectators from Nes q
tic. Youngstown ana Pittsburg. A ID
stable, who attempted TO stop fae q
was thrown out.
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Gale and Hail at Eaole Pass.

Eagle Pass, Texas, June IA violent
gale with heavy rain ana scattering hail
suddenly swept over Eagle Pass from the
north early this morning, II did consider
nhle damage Ia tin roofs, blew down the
smnkeStac6S Of the Eagle Pass Water
supply company aud upropted trees It
caught several moonlight picnic and hsh.
ing parties unawArcs miles from home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03

Jen Davis blrthdaY win he celebrated
today by both chapters Daughters Of
the Confederacy.
The Houston Turnveren takes In
lot Of now members
An interesting meeting at the y VI.
C. A. hall
Regular meeting Of Dick Bowling
camp.
Revival meetings hclng hold at the
Christian church by Rev. A.. T. san.
derson.
News received here Of the afGiction Mt
Austin of Hon. Guy NJ Bryan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
Waco shut out by naIIa,.

Dallas, Texas, June 2,-,rGdsy turssiH
tublos on Waco for the 10 sim a
of yesterday. The locals made 4 aA
runs and kept the visitors from r,.z
any. Attendance 2000
Scope:g B. HI
IRQas $3.50. 900 ola fBs elff
Waco =. ....... cos 600 uI0- n
Batteries-ESJlas Maekay and WA
Waco, Foster and Rogers,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
REVOLUTION las eEEN cRusHgp.
Number OF Rebels Shot for Participating
In the Disturbance.

iNh'Hb1l " nIhclS 0NpN lot TdfuClpaNN9
IN the Disturbance.
Kingston jamaica. June 2It is reported
here that the revolution in santo Domingo
has been completely crushed az It's mcep
tlon. A numher OF the prominent rebels
have been shot or imprisoned. Among The
latter is n son Of the late Precedent
uercaux, who Is said to have been leader
OF themovement
Tho royal mail steamer La Plata repArts
that thpre IL little cargo Offerings flah
Colombian ports In consequences OF the
heavy export duties recently mposed hy
the Colombian government In order T. Ne.
deem It's Issue OF pnper money and 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
.d Rafferty, out for interference.

Rafferty, out for Interference.
Score by innings
Firemen " 40 ooo az, q,
Galveston 90 pOn ~ y
Ir,Wo-hase hits-LeClalr, Wells. '
Ihree-hase hit-O'DeU
Stolen bases carhorouoh D Nt,, :,
ollre Wilson. Dean N"'NeS
Eases on balls-oh Roper I, of Smith ..
T. Smith. " N"uppelL
Struck out--By Roner 10 br y 60.
Double play-C. Smith and NJ, r 1r,i1h o.
Time OF gamc-l.10 io l.
Umpre-Proctor.
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M. stubhs Denies Report

New York, June "a dispA'sA r =
received In this city from sa a. s VIA
Parjfe RAILROAD COMPANY had pyt tse 81
he position OF commissloner 81 ,s,ss N
conlincntll railroads Q y So
hv Eastern railroad magna'es'
Tonight denied the report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03

or rain. There is always co.,.
this coast at this time Of n M. nfesi. 4
ably more breeze than viii b NV. M
sail aud rope stretching. "eelea q
To-day thousands tried 10 rescS n.
az which the yacht lay. bnt Sou ,ap Y,
way barred by high fence. ,ha ~
which was literally smcared ct "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSEL
Ispeclal 10 The Post, j

Especial 60 Tic FUsrJ e.,.na
Elswick Manor (Br), from P9r'a 4. HIS n.
Sailed: S. Kitty (Nor.) for Bcsas .d o. N v.
Snnniva tNor.l for Celha; Bepsgsn XXI i
(Br9 for Belfast; Califerniao con a
Porto Rico; Texas DAM Tor OVie.
Hiram (Nor.) for Bluehelds XXI. ypti
New York. June 2,--Affllsrs.' IsI7li
from Liverpool and Qgeenstows.ao,u, 'Gs .s
pngne, from Havre; sieila' nSD' s
Messlnn and PALERMO. ,,.usa.,uhiA, q
liverpool. Arrived: fnl, s.i WIZ
New York; umbria, from ~, Ncbas'
Neville. Arrived; STATE
Philadeiphia. Arrived waes'An1
pool.
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FoREleN..

Dublin Fusilicts riotcd in their bar
racks az shorncilflc, aud two men were
seriously Injured.
Marines we're cent to Corunnn, spain.
to preserve order among the riotlng cle-
mems.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
Denison Won Chanplonship,

Denlson, Texas. June Fifteen huia
people witnessed the game OF pall w
This afternoon between the Dealna
dams and the Lehigh l. T. club. Inc =
stood:
Denisou, Indians, o. Lehigh club x
game was for the championship Of "
dian Territory
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tho fret inning. Lee went to pieces in the
dfth ana was replaced by Sarrlc l,,,c VIZ
In Tilvu Attendance, 1000. Score', >, -
,,,., go U2O Uu1-- . ~
q ,, nlctShO 500 geo COZ 10
Griffith and Sullivan Carflek' Lee anu
Grady.
Milwaukee. June with two men out
BOSTON landed on Reidy for -four singles
i've doubles and one home run, scoring
nine earned runs and clnchlng. the game.
Young was effective, not one OF the nome
PLAYERS getting farther than second alter
Inc second inning Score; Il,
,t,t,.,utoe no go wv . !
Roston .........1O 1 COZ 009-13 IL
Reldy aud Lcahy. Young and Shreckeh-
gpgt
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Liberals Win in spanish rl.otlor

Madrid juno 2,--rhe elections Tor the
renewal OF the elective half NJ Tho sa,at,
We're held today, The liberals elrcted III
OF their candidates ana the conSerS lives
hh The various other parties will bp rep.
resented by - memhers, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
National Fete DIV n Ror,.

Rome June ., Today was the national
feie day and u large crowd witnessed a
review OF the troops by King Victor Eman
vi, who was enthusiastically received. lie
conferred upon the premier Signor lamar.
dlnelli, the collar Of the order Of the An.
nunzlata.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
PIGEON RECORD BROKEN
Pokahontas, a Carrier, Flew EN- y
in Less Than Ten Ho,,' ~ ~

Louisville, Ky, June 2.Apokaho,,. /.
carrier pigeon owned by S. i NIL
broke the local pigeon record ,oA e..' i
flying from Alligator Lake Nh
tance of 400 miles on mn air U.s. u.s. q
hours and forty-hve minutes "nr "
of Mr.. Shreck'S bird was i1IS @ " y ael
minute. All the 400 mile sfsrt start W.. n. 4
entered in the G00milr race wbiss Wa Z
hown from Baton Rouge. La Inn w
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SPORT.

The leaders In the varions baseball
races are getting closer together
u is said Kcehe has determined on
capturing the American Derby
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
Saxon Won the French Derby

Paris, june 2.-The prix. ag 4, "a
ey club. French derby Of s2l'Si9. w !,
yeLr-ulds, distance mile aud = has r.
run today at Chantilly AMI won " NJ N.
Jean Bart IL being second ,sha s sI
third Thirteen horses ran. III VI
of the fayorite was very popular.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
WASHINGTON

Unofficial announcement tnat the
Philippine case will be decided for tue
government was made.
Mrs. Mckinley does not improve and
It is regarded MS bad sign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

The Beaun - proven field may be
Experiments at Tulane university
rhow that the Beaumont oil contains
quite a quantity Of kerosene
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S&sg hSBGGzEsa
!, may become chronic.

~ "'~J SSSoi''S ShiVhiS.
Il may cover the body with large.
infamed. burning, itching, scaling
patches and cause intense suffering
II has been known to do SO.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system Of
the humors on which this silment de-
ponds and prevent their return.
The medicine taken by Mrs Ida g. Ward
Cove Point. Md. was Hoods sarsaparilla
She writes; : | hsd disagreeRble itching on
my arms which I concluded was salt rheum
began taking Hoods SarsAparilla and A
two days felt better Il was not long before
WAS cured. and have never had any skin
disease slnce."
HO0ss's Sas.sapGs-iEEa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Il Is positively unequaled
Tor all cutaneous eruptions. Take It
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
Bryan Briefs.

BRYAN, Texas, June THE l.. $. Rose
chapter, Daughters ot the Confederacy
win celebrate the birthday OF Jefferson
Davis tomorrow night at the Presbyterian
church At $50 with the following PRO.
gram;
Invocation.
,keauing historical extracts.
Ntsic, .,,.s,,, song hy Miss Marie Adatns
RECITATION .,.,..By Miss Kettle Johnsnn
Aedress ...,,.,,s. BY r. Marion Law, Jr
been Issued by County Clerk q, w Nj
Mlchael Robert Reed 10 LlEaie Nelson i
a TUNER "a Anna Han, Josh Joues ~
Mrs Salie Hunt w
Cards are out Announcing the marriage
q Miss Sallin Welsh Patterson "a Mr
June 10. y"
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that country check any material advance
Ia these securities Rand mines on the
contrary hnya advanced nnd Argentincs
are looking upon the prospective unihcatpn
OF the nRtidnai doht. The message of
President Roct OF the Argentine Republic
has been very favornbiy received.
1t Is reported thnt Berlin IS Investing IN
Chinese bonds owing to the clearing OF che
political atmosphere IN the Orient
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
Eranoe to Annex Aal No.

London, .pine Sr''l ala Informed" saws
the Hong Kong correspondent OF the Times
wiring saturday, that the French intend
20 annex Hal Nan In Jnly."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
Spanlsh Gover,lmcn, Econnnirlrn

Madria. Juae 2,AThe Spanish attaches
AZ the various einhassles and iegatloas
aboard have been withdrawn for rcasaus
OF economy.
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smaIIpox Near eatssviIle.

GatoWi!ie. Texas, June 2-Dr. Jones
county health onleer, reports today eighteen
cases Of smallpox near King, this county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03

rao,,s 0n June 2'-Thomas w Lawson =
hrst sail 1lHc eepriH viii go out for her
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rheumatism Is moro rainful M hhls ~,
mate taap any other aiillction, C,srsa Is
1 rescrlpiion No 2sol, by Elmer ( AinenI
y, 4. Schmidt Houston. Texas. sole agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

pe'Foit' June 2-For four innings II was
s,oss ana exciting I'm, after that nern.
naIa kept the hits scattered ousa :,
s ecSc tfisk m the nth irhlng Score;
Detroit ~, ... II 4
FILL 'l nA .-,,.., III 2ii4 Wo-li IN =
pd,,.ihsk owen and Ruelow: Rernhard a,S
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CHINA.

General Of the allied forces decided
to transfer tho administration Of PekIn;
exodus Of troops commenced.
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CUBA

Senior Miguel Gener, nationalist was
elected mayor of Havana and has
eighteen members of the council.
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Emperor Sent Letter Of Confidence.

nerln, June >, Emperor William sent a
very sympathetic letter Of coincidence 10
Countess Wilhelm Won Bismarck upon the
death Of her husband
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snn s'esgo, June 1.-Two bases on bans a..
-'us hiss save washir gton ave runs M n
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q "a & II @ r Z q n.
' Co.: !; q; 1x.,.1;z:s3GI'zZii'i

FERGUS FALLS. MIMI. sal n
came to the Occidental bc5H .,iaaa !:
tered as George Gilbert o. liz at9s
was this morning found Nat non B
floor of his room with Ou'i'' +
forehead.
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chicago June 2-rhe Chicagos dla
great deal OF sensational fielding TO-DAY
put were helpless befo:e Levers great
pitching. clean single. stcal an -.
ana scratch hit saved them fr"p, ~. ~,
OUT Attendance, 7i0O. Score,
Chicago , .tslO az, M, y n
Plttshurg - I'M nv, rs y
TOR. N'SA aAu " Con
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Shreveport, La June 2.-Wayne by his
errors and witness caused the defeat of
the home team today. Durettes home run
drive over the right field fence clAched
the victory for Chattanooga o., :,
Score: "
Chattanooga ...,.... ,u2O wv 2UX-! y
Shreveport .......,. ~ WI WV
Wayne and MCGUIRE Brunor ana kote.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL IRAGI,r

Cincinnati June 2.-Harper held the IN.
calls safe from start to finish. Hahn nItcn"a
poor game ST. Louis 6elded g,nn.,',.
Attendance, l4.i94 Score. ''pe'pS'
Cincinnati ... O0 Dpo 1On ~ 4
81 Louis ,',;,.,,.,. 900 80 OIL g II >
mann ana bergen Harper and Nichols.
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OIirton.

Correspondence, 18TH.
Mrs. Susan Shank has moved
from the country into the house
recently vacated by John Potts,
who moved to Pittsburg
Mrs. Samuel Somerville died at
her home back of town last Thurs
day of bilious fever. She was a
life long member of the Nj b.
Church and was Christian lady
n every sense of the term. Her
death will be mourned by large
oircle of friends to whom she was
very dear. She leaves husband
and several children to mourn
their sad loss. May the kind
Father who notes the sparrow's fall
comfort them in their sad bereave-
ment.
Jesse Heaton was oonsiderab'y
bruised up one day last week by
the wagon he was driving upset
ting and throwing him out on
some hard stones. He is now able
10 be out.
Earl Henry is up Kanawha these
days.
Miss Lucy Raybould, who has
been visiting friends at Central
City, has returned home and re.
ports pleasant time.
Last Wednesday night Capt Jas.
Knight sent his Little son Jimmie,
out to hunt the COWS, and as he did
not return when he was expected,
his parents became alarmed and
headed searching party who
occurred the woods back of town in
their search. When they finally
returned to town they found that
the little fellow had gone home by
another route.
a. B. Woodrum, our enterpris-
ing grocer, is preparing to move
his stock of groceries into the old
Cartwright stand, just across the
street from his present location.
Watch this correspondent next
week. We may have something to
say to the people of this county.
II. G..