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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

THE OIL VEINS.
What an Expert from Iowa Found In the
Beaumont Field.
To the Editor OF The Peat

What an Expert from Iowa Found In the
Beaumont Field.
To the Editor OF The Pest.
Tlngey Iowa. July give note In re
cent issues OF The Post that several ex
rerts have been over the oil delds at Beau
1nent and have tested the field, giving
their opinion ms TO the veins Of oil and their
location We presume. to those who have
hired them TO do 70. Some time since
We had an expert In the held, and care
fully tested 1t, with a view Of satisfying
ourselves as TO his accuracy In locating
inPs az to what wells that were at that
time being drilled would he producers and
those that would be busters. up to the
present time he has not missed well; all
those that were to be producing wells
have come In, and they Hre atiil at the
the oil but very little, and are abandopedj
Other wells missed the vein some hundred
feet
The oil In Spindle Top runs in clean cut
veins across the field, while the non produc-
ing land between the veins ranges from
10 to 300 feet wide; as the widest vein
IN that held, now being developed, IL only
90 feet Wide and the non producing Land
next to II Is 300 feet wide, there IL a
good chance for missing the oil altogether.
Nh and waiting for machinery, setting
squarcly over this 800 feet OF non-produc-
ing land and seventeen others setting over
other dry spots. We have the utmost
confidence in our experts ability to locate
oil and gas and fully believe that his hnd-
We give you this information to con
Vince YOU that the work OF the expert is
not all bosh, az some OF the good people
think. Very truly yours. Haven q Hall.
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DEMAND FOR OIL STOCKS
BEAUMONT coNFEDERATED THE
FEATURE OF THE MARKET,
Several Sales Made at Advanced Prices
Hannah Was Also Hiaher--coast
Ridge Lower.

Beaumont Confederated was In demand
on the Houston OIL and stock Exchange
ytrterday, due no doubt TO the fact that
the suits against this company have been
compromised and that the work Of drill
ing on the streets and alleys Of Spindle
Top Heights VIII begin at once. The first
few sales were made at % 20 23S and
then the price Jumped to %, at which
quotation 2J00 shares were bought. More
were wanted Mt the same price, hut al the
close none was for sale at less than %.
There was brisk bidding on nearly all
Of the other stocks called, and the trad
ing was more active than for several days
past A few shares OF Hannah sold at
s. 10, an advance OF 80 cents Eight dollars
WAS bid at the close, and Sl2 asked. The
par value OF this stock is $40 per share.
Coast Ridge, which sold at $3.50 re
Gently, was bought at $3.50 to $500 yes
terday.
few hundred shares Of Seaboard were
sold at 5h45d, and on the hnal call 2
was asked. The par value Of this stock
Is 81.
Federal Crude remains very firm, "a being
bid yesterday, and 251a asked. Beatty was
held at 2si1. against 2715 the day before.
The prices bid and asked yesterday and
the sales made were as follows;
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uaIue and Cost Of Asphalt.

Hartford Times
OF course the fact Is, and everybody
ought to understand st by this time that
sheet asphalt is the only practicable, up-to-
date pavement for business streets In an
American city. II is so much easier, for
The feef Of the horses that pull loads, imam
any other artificial pavement, that TINS
Consideration alone must lead TO It's geher-
al adoption. o,,,, hon.s,
otty ofdciaIs discover that buying II Is IKE
buyylng cloth for coat y no "a may ma s ~
saooPss n nor square Yard. and you VIII get
just about much for your money zone y i 5G1qi
-, Inv The twod0llar grade. The dit
ference in cost g al mos T TaSy NAV ~ s se
sss ,H57 ncbes or twelve inches, and may he
sody laid q mqshlly laid Bgs eEtR b lSe
ept' ~ any other although IL Is posi-
Die for city e get badly sMindsa n w ~,
tts.rruIti1efy shown In the paving or EightA
avenue In New York city.
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NEW FlsA lN LAKE SUPERIOR.
Successful Planting OF Steelhead Salmon
by the Government

Successful Planting OF Steelhead Salmon
by the Government
Mail and Telegram.
An interesting experiment has been under
way for the past four years by the United
States Fish cimmission at the station at
Duluth. 1t has now resulted In the cue
cessful planting and accllmRtion in
Lake Superior Of new food Ash. This Is
the famous steelhead salmon OF the Pacific,
IL was believed that this FISH would thrive
in the cold fresh waters OF Lake. Superior,
where so many other salmonidae grow.
-Four years ago, therefore, the commission
sent here several thousand fry; and planted
them on the north shore 81 the lake. near
Port Arthur aud at Silver Inlet, both points
on the Canadian side. The following year
G larger number was plantel on Isle
koyale. Dpd since then the planting has
teen kept az.
occasional steeihead Is reported, .aad from
the size a. those found II Is evident thar
they arc growing about pound year Ia
these fresh waters. IL Is else evident from
certain notifications OF some or those speci'
mems caught, that they have been propa.
eating and increasing naturally. Fish OF
this FInd Eve pounds 10 weight have been
caught the past few days. These salmon
are now spawning and notices are being
sent out asking oil fishermen who ma
them IN their nets 10 throw them back In
the water, In order that the work Of the
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have cooled the valor aud enthusiasm Of
many, the Navasota Land, OIL and De.
velopment company are happy at last "a
that large part Of their well machinery
Is now here.
A carload arrived last night. cons sting
OF a spick and span new traction engine
Of eighteen or twenty horse power,
equipped with machinery to operate both
rotary and drop drilling machinery, and
capacity to sink n xlnch hole TO the
depth Of 1000, where reasonable good con-
ditlons are encountered
This machinery will be at once unloaded
from the cars and on MA,daY Will he
started for the Lamb Springs oil district,
orders have been placed for necessary der
rlck timber. and active operations may be
expected to commence about last OF next
week.
OF casing pipe and another drilling outnt
Il being their Intention TO sink two holes
at the one time. Let these prove busters
or not the field will be thoroughly tested
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cresceus Trotted Mile on the Chenille
Track at Cleveland in 2:O2 ga.
SHAVED THE ABBoT's TIME HALF A SECOND.
The Chestnut Stallion Made the First Quarter in
Thirty Seconds Flat and Sped Over the
Last i'm Thirty-one Seconds

c,o,.lsud, Ohio, July 2e.-Amld the cheers
nssrlv 10000 people, Cresceus. the
.,d,s champion trottlng stallion. again
.'~onstrated that he is the peer of all
a Ea..,rs by tro.ting a mile this afternoon
,ha Glenyille track In 2:02A. This
~ ,..,,sh.. a new worlds trotting record
7, 10Th sexes, replacing the former world 8
..,ord Of 2OSl4 held by the Abbot. The
~ was not in the best condition, owing
:. ~ heavy rains OF last night.
,ccoupanled by a runner, the chestnut
,.s,Ion made the quarter in 80 seconds.
:. ,ho hack stretch he was Joined by sec,
=. =, ,rnner and reached the half in 1:0l.
~ i.hree.ouarters was reached In 1:31&
I ins as Inc great stallion trotted into the
". ma runner on either side, his ma
ss,naita stride was fairly eating up the
s s.,nnne Never once faltering not touched
anee by the whip, his sole urging being the
Gdrsris voice, and the hoof beats of the
Commanding runners, he reached the wire
4 9Jnbs. and the immense crowd realized
4. .s.t new worlds record had been estab-
n.h.E Thousands of enthusiastic people
rnshsS ont on the track and Ketcham was
ns,ad from the su!ky and carried to the
srsed stand On the shoulders of admlreSs.
rbesr after cheer rent the air and the name
:, Cresceus was upon the lips of every one
present - A.. ,s,-
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trotdng record for both sexes. but last
week al the Detroit grand circuit meetms
ny trottlng In 2:063l and 2:O5 In his race
abuihSt Cnarley Herr secured the world !
record Tor the TWO fastest heats eyer mar
Ted In race, his second mile in oOj oiso
beihg new worlds record for tha fosfcYt
mlIe ever trotted In race and also mo
laslest second neat ever trotted
THE OTHER HARNESS EVENTS.
Cleveland. July 28,--It took six heats 70
decide the 2:1S troi and in the sfth nrd
sixth heats Durfee let Charley Nc out and
ne won the monef in easy style, having
already won the first heat. Coney 900.
Conner 20Sh, Indiana 2;03A and Anaconda
2;o21a were the onls entries I'm the free-for.
all pace. Anaconda romped home in the
first heat in the slow time of 2:o6 and AZ.
ter hard drive with Coney he also took
the second heat in the slow time OF 2:0Si5
Harold H., who has not lost a race TO, n
year, was fayorlte In the 2:1l pace and
won In straight heats. The 2:25 trot went
10 Coxey.
Purse $500 2:1s class. trot--Charlev Me
won. Best time 2:13.
Free,for-all, purse S1500-Anaconda won.
Best time 206.
Purse. $500, 211 class pace-Harold II.
won. Best time 2:0S
Purse S12OO, 2:25 trot-Coxey won, Best
time 2:13A.
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PROGRESS AT SARATOGA.
Vein Of Pure Oil Struck at Depth OF
Twenty Feet.

Vein OF Pure Oil Struck at Depth OF
Twenty Feet
Mr.. Charles r. Munger OF Houston re-
celved the following letter from Saratoga
regarding oil Development at that point:
Saratoga, Texas, July 2o.-I viii give
Won a little sketch OF what we are doing
nj Saratoga. 1t will only be matter OF
very short time until we will have a
boom at this place. The oil abounds all
over the country In pools, slashes and
wells. There 10 gas coming TO the sur
face In hundreds Of places that viii burn
very readily. We have four oil wells with.
In one-fourth OF a mile from the hotel,
which are here 10 show for themselves. UT.
". 81 Brlce OF Beaumont H. drilling three
miles south OF here and oil indications are
good The Beaumont Saratoga OIL and
Pine Line company Is getting ready 20
dfill one-fourth OF O mile north Of the
hotel The derrick Is up and we are put
ting the machinery Ia order now; Will haYu
everything complete Ia q few days ia
start drilling We are sinking well fol
water 10 supply machinery. At a depth
OF twenty feet we struck oil sand that was
saturated with oil and at twenty-sx feet
we struck pure oil, which came Into the
wen in streams. The men dug In the vel
All day today In Oh and water up TO thelI
knees. / would be safe In saying that
there were six or eight barrels Of pure oil
baled from the well today: Very. truly
yours, w. r. Jones.
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1906, Dagmar 1O4. The Bondmau 1Oi. Rasse.
las 100, George Arab o. Helen Paxton 81.
GeIsetto o. Little Boy Blue %, Krewer
30, Emily Croan 95. Give All o.
one mile and one-elghth, handicap, tho
,Monadnock stakes-Adyance Guard I2i
Robert waddell Ill John Bright 100. m I,
Conqueror II l06 fernando 1906 Favonlus
103, Jiminez 102, Louisville 90
Three quarters of mile selling Draw
Lad l06. The Pride los, Rival Dare los,
Maggie Davis 100. Maydlne 1903 Segurarc /
lG3, Rance 1o1, Sortie 90, Pirates Queen
Banneret 40, Channey Fisher 104 Harry
Preston l0i, Latch Key l04. Hermenc n
To- Whitfield 100, Joe Collins %, Grandma
DO, Delornino %, Odnor D5, Gawane o.
Clear and slow
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u. IN the box for the visitors. was easily
ttSuhd' ne gave i've men bases On baHs. OF
sne seven runs by New Orleans, Little
HHn a H. the shortstop. got three OF them.
Score -" - N n
hipmingham 800. 900 600 OOo- 4
len and Kalkhoff
shreveport. July 26.- Shreveport won n
splendid contest with the bnt thls after
noon. Former Third Bnseman HIN OF
sesreyeport was signed by Selma today.
Shreveport - O5o 1ot o,o . - !.
Sample and Mcclure: cribbins and Moore.
Little Rock. Ark. WY 2e. s'hatantooga
defeated Little Rock this afternoon In m
exciting game. In the sixth inning during
dispute over close decision. Umpire
betts ordered Catcher Roth OF Chattanoc-
go out Of the game. This 80 enraged Pitch
er Dolnn that he threw the BAH with ter.
ilnc force at Umpire Belts striking the
utter In the stomach. Immediately the in
saeuSeu spectators crowded into the bah
nelu Win the apparent intention of mob
ping the Chattanooga pitcher. The com.
plneu eHorts OF fifteen policemen ana other
othcers restrained the crowd. while Dolan
VAS hurriedly escorted OF the grounds un-
uer arrest Umpire Belts recovered soon
ana the game proceeded with Barry pitch
ing Tor the visitors. They punched hits
on Blackburn in three innings and won
easily. Attendance 100.
Chattanooga .... 600 O4O S03-1o is
hItle Rock ....,.,. 900 OOl OOO- q
b"l9n, Barry and Roth ands Durrett,
blackburn and Lynch.
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One Fayorite Only Won.

st. Louis, July O. Seething was the only
favorlte to win at Delmar this afternoon
Five and half furlongs, selling Larry
Wilt Mazzara Ferreno. Time l:12
Five furlongs Elsie Barnes, Sweet
Dream. Warren Point, Tine 1904
-Four and a half furlongs Harry Shaffer,
Lillian, Virginia Time 80
Six and a half furlonEs-Verlfy, Sam
Lazarus, Abe FueTst, Time :23U;
Mile-Frank Pearce, John Morton, Bar,
rica Time "a.
Nile aud a sixteenth eethlng, Barbee,
Charles ID. Time 1:51&.
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WEIGHTS WE'RE ASSIGNED.
uandjcaps Announced for the Big Sara
toda Event,

pandcaps Announced for the Big Sara
toga Event.
New York, July 6.-Handicapper W. s.
,osburg Of the Jockey club has assigned
he weights for the $4,000 Saratoga handi.
Gao which will be decided on the opening
day Of The Saratoga meeting. August D.
The best horses In America are entered for
this race and for the first time the crack
Western horses will meet the champions
Of the East. Horses from Canada are
named to go. ard as the distance is mile
and furiobg the race promises to be the
best Of the season. Kinley Mack. Alcedo
and Imp are assigned top weights.
rhn artrIae with sba xyoi1hts oro.
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Denver, Colo, July 26.-Young Corbett OF
Denver made Kid Broad look like an
amateur In their ten-round go at tue
Coliseum tonight and was given the dc.
c'siOn at the end of the bout Corbett
mad no trouble in landing on Broad and
pll him to the mat three times during the
uout. Attendance $500.
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CaMthons Nd. Galunstnn

Inc Santa Fe club Of Galveston will at
rive Sunday morning from Cameron, where
they play today, aud play the Cawthons
Sunday evening. This game promises to
be very interesting, as both teams are ca
pecting to win, Cox, "the wonder" will
be in the box for the lsals and Van zant
VINO Is the crack amateur pitcher OF The
STATE, VIII do the honors Tor the San.a
res Ladies' are Invited to attend, MS they
VIII oe admitted free, both TO gate and
" at O'clock NN'NP1
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The Faith that 10 Abiding.

Atlanta Constitution
-. scholars doubt and sceptics argue.
ma" s.y,ug salt q the world Is stIll to be
,ornd n those humble Christian homes
where i is not fSrgSo e e ever sVs ready to
GOO rui ~. nrayess of those who approach
a sI,s Win eonts1te heart ard with reliance
upon his goodness
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10 use beaumont ON.

Alexandria, La, July 2e,--A. II. Allen.
representing the National supply company
OF Chicago, is here and has contracted to
put in three i5,5O0-g gallon capacity tanks
Tor burning Beaumont oil to cost $500.
The tanks are fer the city OF Alexandria n
power house, COR the Sonia oil mill and
for the Rcd River oil mill. and he Ii eS-
pecting 10 contract vita the Alexandria
Compress company for similar plant. The
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Cameron eeat Galveston.

Cameron, Texas, July 26.-The game be,
tween Cameron and Galveston was good.
The feature Of the game was the hitting
OF Ford over the renee.
Score X II 10
Cameron .020 100 300 !
galveston .u10 100 700 4 q
Rogers and Wright; Smith and Barleth
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Rrownwood Beat stephenviIle.

Brownwood, Texas, July rs Brownwoon
won the first of series of three games
yesterday afternoon from Stephenville by
score of to /. The felung on botn
sides was fine, 1t being~tn errorless game,
BroNnWOQd.
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Gas Struck Near Columbia.

Columbia, Texas, July 26-A report
reached here this morning that VEN Of
gas was struck at the Arnold well at
Kaiser Mound at a little more than 500
feet
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als and seventy yards. maIdens. sell
oS -imaoord S 100. Kalif liz, Phelma Pax
Trst~o Lightning i05, The Outcast lis,
lufse'sIa 100 Dsturber 1I2, East Keston
ia s saa 100, Thicket lO5, Anna Darling
staten Island. Hopbrook no Boojum,
TILE 100 w. irene Lihdsay' Dac-
p hSSSt two miles, the Leopardstown stee.
Isl i.sne-tnlminate 146. George Keeue
Ps Pa 's sn.. l5l, ,Perien les, Tantris i5S,
Fn Ts r Dnut l6l. Sir Hubert i46.
nslbsrdqpdnd a half furlongs, 2.year- olds--
M nh,n,fgI io4; Step Onward 93. Maximole
Ncntaannal p,t lo1, ocIawaha 1o5, Cast Iron.
Girl ioI TTi oniteHer l07, Prophetic, Colonial
IC6u"yp miles and a quarter, the Brighton
III ''nce OF Melbourne 124, Rochester
Tooth '9Irri.ongs, handlcap-ogden 100. Sweet
NO La adj, NAY w., Smoke no Sadducee
A MI. s2 Fabus 80, Robert Ms Snsffe S. o.
Con III n 4Dinssit1 Sixteenth; selling Whistllng
Lsrya ios aniiml mostly 81 Harry Mccoun 100,
Hef cloudy and track good.
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Jockey Wilkinson Hun AGAIN.

New York, July 26.-Jockey Wilkinson,
Hao was badly hurt at Aqueduet, had an
olner bad fall at Brighton Reach today on
aerlment The boy lay stunned in the
aus' while the field swept on. Unless burt
internally, his injuries are not considered
siions. Roe Hampton, in the mile and q
iilllilong event, equslled the track record OF
iel 10. Cochran rode four winners and
Vl y, paced horse in FIVE mounts.
an,s' e Ilrlongs-Schwalbe Enright. Musl'
Mie and a sixteenth, selling Bedock.
usst,i XII Elliott. Balloon. Time AS 10.
o,al ils and seventy yards, selling -Fatallst,
Vssao' Armor, Time l:45ib.
az an snriongs-Fair Knight, francesca,
NY tserllng.. Time 1:141 10
Tshsy S ma turlong-Roe Hampton, Wax
eyer Monarka. Time 1851 1.5.
cn ~ fWlongs, selling-Ante Up, Mayor
''Ho'' Robert Metca1f. Time Iii 4-5.
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Maher,s Mount Won a cun.

London, July 25.-P. p. Gilpin's Mount
Prospect CMaher) won the Liverpool cup
az the second days racing today OF the
Liverpool July meeting.
r, Corrlgan's Semper Yiglans (Thorpe)
was second and h. Boner'S Light Comedy
" as thlrd.
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WoIcott Won from eonner.

Bridgeport, Conn, July 26.-Before the
Rcyal Golf aud Athletic club Joe Wolcott
won from Jack Bonner In i've rounds.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, July 2e,--It was a pitchers bat
tie In which both Griffith and Carrlck
worked their best with honors about even.
Attendance 1900.
Score
Washington .oOl 600 600 l
Griffith and Sullivan; Carrick and Clarke.
Cleveland, July 26.-clevelands inability
to hit Foreman was the cause OF their de-
feat today. ~ =,
cleveland .......10o 600 900 /
laltimore ...... coz oil tao 9 10
Hart and Yeager; Foreman and Bresna-
han.
Milwaukee, July 2e-Boston won by
punching hits in four innings.
Score -, -.
Milwaukee ......,...0 900 10 ~ ~ % o
Donahue, Hastings and Maloney; Young
and Sehreck.
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=. Winners Had Their Own way.

s Mileage July 2e,-At Hawthorne today
own W.. 'ne winners had matters all their
Beauty IRs.no ZION D., Flying Torpedo,
SIS f1 nGIok: Time, l:i9si.
Ssa Dare gTS,m I'm Maggie Davis. II
,Commisv,euaIlo selling-Mamle Chesney.
Pa Forster, South rrImble nmS
|T5niitt, SSslling-.scotch Plaid. Ben Rattle.
Nile s peh' Tine, lac.
Seven rf fnniTle Dog, obsidian. Time. as
Emerson A, ndIgs' sselling-Slips, Brownie
F,,. IoDAY's ENTRIES.
|9s,r' i iIa RSstllp ITO, The GIreF 10, Lord
Nv. =. Mchrn ,nesssiame Ito. ]. " Kirby lOT.
.ssnslsoS ,ppqrysar los, Dsciaimer To-, i.
ne NO. Hat Mitchell 1O2. Rengaw
wis "a, SSnIlsppobl, %. conundrun, on. Jim
~ Moor. ir I1ed loi. yesuvan 1oe, Char
:" A''e and oheslrts.ath, selling Baird
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government may be aided as far as posi-.
The salt water steelhead salmon, as mod
lAed bv existence in Lake Superior, Il salm
10 have a most delicate naHor, g pe weh
beastiful red The planting Of these ASP
viii now proceed with much greater rapid-
~. and WITH this and the natural increase
IL Is expected that II will soon Decome
quite a common hsh in this Lake
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snrrHERN IEAGuE.

Memphis, July 2is-Memphls won today's
game from Nashville in the third innins
when Hin was batted hard for four runs;
Score -, go 10. q ~ n
Sehptlis 100 100 OO0-2 .
Rob- and Lauzon; Hill and Fishef.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, July 26.-Boston defeated New
York today through timely batting. Neither
pitcher was hit hard.
Score r II y
New York :. ....... coo POI 600 3 9 >
Boston ............ OH COL 600 /
phyle and Smith; Willis and Klttredge.
Chicago, July 26--Two errors, two steals
ana single and McCornick's triple defeat
ed Cincinnati today in the fourth inning.
Attendance GOO
Score r Il
Chicago ........ 900 200 COX o
Cincinnati ......... .OO2 GEO 600
Hughes aud Kahoe; Stimmel and Bergen.
St. Louis, July 2G.-Pttsburg was defeat
ed by heavy hitting after getting a lead
of six runs at the start. O'Connor assault
cd Donovan In the third inning and Eddie
Murphy. the st. Louis pitcher, hit 0'Con-
nor on the jaw, sending him sprawllng. The
excitement was intense and caused many
foolish errors. Attendance 5000.
Score u
Pittsburg ......,.. GOO 00l 900 10 3
Powell and schrieyer; Chesbro, Phllippi
and O'Connor.
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MachInery Is al Navasota,

Kavasota. Texas. July 7e.-Aftsr series
of delays and dlsappolntments that wauid
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New Orleans, July 26.-The game was
,eo one-sided FOR interest Kssfe. who Sas