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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
FORECASTS BY FOSTER

copyrighted, 1901. by w. I. FosterA
Sc. Joseph, Mo, June l5.-Last bulletin
gave forecasts Of disturbance 20 cross con.
tinent June 10 to 10. warm wave june "a
70 is cool wave June IL 70 2l.
About date OF this bulletin temperature
viii be averaging normal cool vvavs
VIII De on meridian 90 and the warm vrsvs
VIII be on Atlantic on the coast Of Moine
Week ending June "a will average beiaw
normal temperature with rains sin manv
places In the great central vHlevs
Storm wave viii reach pariac coas.
ABOUT June ~. cross west OF Rockies Nv
close OF II. great central vallpvs % ID 81
Eastern States 20. -
Warm wave will cross west OF Rcok,es
about June 20 great central valleys -,
west Of Rockies about q great ren,rsi
valleys "a Eastern States 81
Indications are that this last mentioned
disturbance VIII come into the great CEN
tfal valleys when the temperature h yerv
low. nearly as low as Il was az the ciSss
drst start toward one 81 the sreatesf S,ar,e
waves II the summer, which win cuimInate
on meridian 90 about June 9S
lhis not wave viii reach the Eaaterc
states about June 80 and coming after II
VIII be great fan IN temperature.
ane Wstuloanee mat VIII cause this great
aeIlal eommotion Is more particularly de,
scrtbed IS follows.
storm wave win reach Pacific coast
about June 20, cross west Of Rockies NV
close OF 20. great central valleys 2T 10 aS
Eastern States 80. ~
about June %, great central valleys ~
Eastern States 20 Cool wave viii cross
west Of Rockies about 2S great central yni
teys 80, Eastern States July o
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Oakland Track Closes.

San Francisco, Cal. June Is Racing
YVES in attendance.
Six furlongs, selhng-odd Eyes Claran-
da. Lou Clivenden. Time 1;14l5.
Seven furlongs, free handieap-Rey Dare.
Qulho, Catherine Bravo. Time LIS
six furlongs-Hagerdon, Douolct, Byron
Rose. Time 113 2-5.
Fnturity course, free andicap-Huachua,
Achilles, Escaante. Time ELL
Mile and fifty yards, selling Horton,
Meropg Montallade Time i:47h.
Mile and a sixteenth. selling-Frank
Woods, Rnaldo, Sir Hampton. Time, 1913
Darktown, Derby, mile, selling-Aaster
CAL Hohenlohe. Boardman Time LAG.
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||Iiff00 WON in SUBURBAN
~, tbe Fayorite, Was Badly
''''s Rssten from the Start.
Irq.s GLOOMY AND DISAGREFABLE
....ssflI Horse Came Near Equal
" "a. ~ Record Made by Salvador
~ Eleven Years Ago.

u. 1une l5-Before crowd Of
frf - o,s on one of the most dis
~ u g.' ssys the Suburban has ever been
9fc.s, came home a winner in two
second more than when Sal
~ ' the record eleven years ago.
70 . a,r eheered wildly, for there was
y wv 4 him and be won easily. Teddy
n y = hold second place until a few
l. ~ ], ne wire, when watereure passed
I'm him third. The favorite.
IA, badly beaten. was away back
s's' ,,et another upset being recorded.
\. rorfheast wind swept the track,
~ svetybody uncomfortable and
r. ,se enthusiasm of the spectators
Aos 4 mad TO be very thrilling finish
W...lscd them From clock until
~ " ! o'clock the crowds had thronged
nv beautiful grounds of the Coney
\ y " ostey club at Sheepshead Bay
.ss .Aa NH Ia FIRST race rs run there w1s
NJ xacant seat IN the grand stand
ns Pm a. fine came for the horses to 90
ssu nost IN the Suburban the grand
NIX ~ 4 solid mass of dark colors, very
[ll stror, the scene of year ago,
{a Y. " vas bright with co!or. Etneibert
tE's..iI times consistent fayorite lor
~ although a lot of money went IN
"A stsSio on the strength of some phe-
.ssssT work two days ago and he was
4 ~ f,on 20 to to 4 to /. The follow.
80 the odds at post time.
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Rassballlsts as serenaders.

musicians as well as ball players Thurs.
day night they rendered 10 Mr.. X. r..
Cawthon a serenade. Their ~hices are as
faultless as their playing. This team is
nsde up of young men who hold hisl
places bcth in the social and commercial
world They have won every game that
they have played this se.1son except ore,
and have been fitted out by Mr.. Cawthon
with the finest uniforms ever worn ia
Texas by an amateur club. new song
composed by one of the members was sang
Thursday night-''Yet the Golden Gates Be
Open That the CawthOn's May Come
Through and IL was certainly most beau.
tfully as we'll as artlsticaly rendered.
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Synodic month is the moon month. 2eA
! uayst from lew moon to new moon, and
as there Is now very little doubt that
] mngnetism controls the weather Il Will
\ Dc realized that the great scientists arc
] placing themselves on the side OF those
! who have long contended thar the moon
/ mas very much to do with our weather,
The same has long been advocated by
! irot. Clayton OF the Blue Hlll observatory
J near Boston, Mass. He has shown con
the temperature OF our atmosphere aud
tnat the aurora varies with the moon
Add to the above the long accepted
truth that the moon controls the tides aud
we see that the scientific world must soon
accept the farmers, sailors and hunters
story that the moon controls our weather.
In the discussion referred TO Prof,
Schnstcr denies that the rotation Of the
sun ON 6 axis has anything TO do With
A number OF noted scientists. among
them Rigelow OF the United States weather
bureau. claim that the weather period Is
IN accord With the suns rotation. This
period has not been definitely determined,
but Is between twenty-six and tWeaty,
seven. days, Schuster examines an these
periods ana declares that their effect on
the earth's magnetism Is less than chance.
This Is another hard blow at rrof Rige.
low, but " Is Just Ae Is none the less
great scientist and was only mistaken
In bis theory. In other respects his work
VIII stand as an evidence Of tirelesS energy
coupled With great ability Because Ma
disproYe his ability
But Prof schuster has not found the
key that unlocks the mystery Of moon and
weather. He has only tested the theory
that the moon has a real effect on earth's
magnetism, The important part he has
overlooked, as all scientists have VINO
heretofore attacked the nioon plOhlem, and
the Key VIII remain lost tin they lnvesu
gate from q new standpoint
They Will ind u; they are progressing
SLOWLY toward the great discovery. snd
when Il Is found all science will have a
new base white It's present base the
pebular hypothesis, VIII be relegated 10 the
dead past.
Conservatism among our scientists IL 10
them what II has been 10 the Chinese en-
pire, and until that conservatism Is broken
very slow.
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RELIGIOUS.

Cleburnc. Texas Iupc m rho mana ar
INA ,.,, Nt,,h,t
"V'"""'et '"0Vyh =" ps construct
ca IN in'e cliy DURING the present summer
nttt,e ma oni,I,,, '' " g''''''e W.,
1.la -, -, 'u"'e'i
toward an e6rly bcsjnnina -" ~ I'm NIX
The new building Is to be of ftame wlth
pressed hrlee veneer ihe main ahdltorim
J." H""t G""Nl Nv Fe"P,c auu tue hatenhE
ss4 'bluCS No ~ 9Vui l4nhe, Az VIII frsl about
go $780, wv MhVh Seh,lhnl11 VIII ue tht
pose "Ahusoine thurth pWinihg IN the eity.
wharton, Texas June l5-fhe ladies OF
tne '''ls'lan ehufeR "iu give musicale
rtluey, June 2" az ING residence OF Ar.
anu N,F IT, Hali tot lhe pntpaFr OF
'pSl"u'"k luHd Tor pnlih'ns VnHs'iHn
chufch In wharton Ia the near future,
They have now D fair sized membership.
which VIII be largely decreased with Tie
three new churches which Wharton haa
NIX plpshsSt o. B9lnlns very S2eflH the
all OF whieh have taken the initlsl Stems
1atesNllle, le&as' Iahe - NE BHpuft
revival uhder the preaching % hey SD
Williams al this place Is ipcreaaing 10 Inc
terest every day Seventeen Joined the
euu'ch ioSt nlShl ana most o. the Stores
closed Tor me hrst tline to-day Tor the
4 IG9 Xxx sesYice mere nave h neen ABOUT
continue unti sunday Tbeg viii bnyo
hAptlsing SUNDAY evening
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L1arness Race a cIeburne.

Cleburne Texas, June Il The regular
monthly matinee of the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing club took place here this afternoon,
events and summary being as follows:
First raee-2:40 pace, half mile heats
best two in three: First heat, Little Swal-
low Won Yelloy Lady second Time
l:13 %.
Second heat--Same Time 1:t4.
ReCond race-Matched pace, half mile
heats; Mabel won two hest in three. Time
Of heats 80 As; lbs; 1.2T%
Third race-Three- minute roadsters trot
tbreequarter heats: Bob Hatton won in
two straights, Max and Dan tied for sec
ond. Honest John four.l. No time.
Fourth race = Running, one-quarteF,
matched race. Yellow Cat won over Silver
King second Time rs 2-5.
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A GAME TODAY.
Team from Navasota Is to Go Against
the Eiremen

Team from NaVasota Is to Go Against
the Firemen.
The game today between the semipre
fessional club from Nayasota and the ere.
men will be fast and sBappy A large
crowd Of visitors viii be In from Navasota
to witness the game. The visiting club is
composed of a semi professional lot Of play
ers, and no doubt the game will be inter
estlng from start to finish Umpire sgd
Proctor viii call play promptly at $50
p. m Ladies are cordially Invited to at
TEND and win be admitted free to gate aud
grand stand.
Slercovith. who viii pitch for Navasota
today, pitched a game last year agains.
the fremen and Let them down Tor one
hit The fremen are batting much better
now than they were last year and expect
10 bit him good and hard.
The lineup Of the two clubs win be as
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Ameriean Derby Future Book.

There have been several changes In the
future betting on the American Derby dur
Ing the past week. o'Leary Of Chicago.
who Is making a big book on the event,
now quotes Commando, His Eminenee,
Beau Gallant at with The Parader ia
vorite at 3. Garry Hermann has been
scratched and Alard Scheck has gone rack
To 90 Silver Dale has shortened 10 To-
al which price Bonnibert, Brutal, Herman
do. and Lady Schorr are held. The good
work Of Terminus on the Chicago tracks
has caused a cut TO and Conroy Is Asd
at the short price Of s.
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Buffalo. n. r., June 15-The series OF
neld and track sports given under the
direction Of the A. A. U ended today with
the senior championship and when the
last lap had been run and the last weight
tossed not single amateur record had
been broken IN competition In an e1hibi.
ton throw, Harry 1. Gin Of Toronto
tossed the discus 40 feet Ifh Inches.
the record, which has stood for more than
three years. bur the amateur records don
recognize performances outside of compe-
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standpoint Hom time
Sille. ,selllng-Bently r., Brown VIM
Ns sIe M,orrlson; TING las, ''
Demon iuITaonnlgs-Prne Wood, The Bronze
~ slx iuTlongs selling-Eva Wilson s,vaa,
DSWsin,m' Jim Gore II. Time i .i6it S"se'
bert ne vs snu rn,rhIppns,charley o'Brien, Al.
Four and half furIongs-i nsoisDo. ..
leta, The Widow. Time :asiI ra-
rive furlongs. selling-Rcbert Graz r.
'ooSan' fnospnorous. Time l:16
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sTILL Hor AFrER EDWARDS.

Posse Pursuing the Slayer OF John Gray
Foster.
shreveport, In, June Is Edwards, the
SLAYER Of John Gray Pseter has moi YET
heen captured, but posse Is said 10 be
closely pursuing him in the vicinity Of
Waskqm. Il IS understood that be has
been traced through three towns, bpt this
INFORMATION has not yet been conhrrned
an b quiet az Benton and the sheriff OF
bossler says that he apprehends no further
trouble.
Governor Heard has offered reward Of
$3.50 Tor The apprehension Of Edwards
THIS makes $3.50 In all offered for the
ucEro.
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The Turner's Won.

There was 40 interesting game Of base
ball played at League park yesterday ats
noon between the Model Laundrys and the
Necco & ElsemannS, the timers winning
by a score Of to 10. The features Of the
game was the hitting OF Koch. he making
4 triple double and two singles out or
four times up. The batteries. for Model
laundry were BeaSens and Breeding, aud
for Necco & Elsemann, Stuart and Koch.
YTrnnire OIire
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business man, died today OF congestion OF
She brain, aged 2S years.
KNIGHT palneerheld Texas June a..
Mrs. Mason Knight, wife Of Mason knight
an odd citztr Of this place, died at 9
o'clock last night
BtPCh HER MctSinney Texas. June 10
Harrison Butcher aged 81 an early pioneer
and veteran DAD Follow. died today AZ his
home near Allen
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MOON AND WEATHER

Prot. Arthur Schuster one OF the fore
most scientists Of our time. declares that
the moon has large influence on the
magnetic needle. In his final summing up
Of long discussion he says: 1T seems
that there. Is a strong indication ~ a
period having as Its time half the period
OF the synodlc month Ii cnn
only be asserted. Therefore, that there Il
a probability OF COCO To / that the moon
oas true effect 90 magnetic declinalion. v
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Parker County & Dry.

weatherfotd, Texas June i5.--Retvrps
from ali but six boxes 10 ths eeaniy on
the local option election gives prohibition
~ majority. Four Of the other six are
claimed By pros and all concede the county
dry by small majority, Weatherf0rd
went dry By III majority.
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70 build new fence around the cemetery.
eor~pod cemetery Is one Of the pretliest
cemeteries ln toe state, and is kept ~
tlis copdilou by Mr. j. n CLARK VINO
Ass been the sexton for the past twenty
lhc International and Great Northern
! 0pllway coalpanY H having scattered here
Qnhe g number of circulars ADVERTISING the
annual emancipation p,rnic tor the colored
Circulars advertising The Eocldale emnpci.
patton celebration have been scattered
here also.
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ToRNAoo ~ AALL COUNTY.
Two Children Killed, Two Grown Persons
Badly Hurt

Da0iy Fturt.
Memphis, Texas. June I5.--A eyelons
passed across the northwest corner Of this
dialp county yesterday about shutdown and
completely demolished the home or w n.
Moore and a man named wiekson. Wick
sons family escaped to a dug.out and wns
onhurt. Two children OF Moore were
Killed outright Moore was seriously in
lnfed aud Tom Martin. q neighbOr who
Was a. Moore's house was probably fatal
R injured Mrs Moore escaped 10 dug
OIL with her infant ana was unhuFt.
Ihe cyclone waA observed from this
place. IT'S course being from southwest to
northeast aud moved with great rapiditv.
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sssssesssssssssssssesssoeeese,

The Englishmen presented valuable Gun
as q trophy to the wipner. Fred Gilbert
on after tie with Chliles W. Rudd OF
Des Moines, Iowa The conditions we're
twenty i've targets per man Gilbert and
budd each broke twenL, three out OF the
twenty-five. Ia the sh3ot-oii Bndd retired
after breaking seven out of twelve ~
Y; Crosby OF O'Failou. H. Richard Meg
Chauneey Powers Of Decatur H.. each
broke twenty five out Of twenty hve.
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AMERIoAN sHooTgRs AeRoAp.

In RECOGNITION OF Their Victory, British
Trap Shooters Arranged an Event
London. June l5The British trap shoot
ers. in recognition OF the victory OF the
American gnnners in the international con.
test by winning three straight out Of the
1--WE projected matches at 1000 targets a
side. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
last. arranged special contest for the
Americans exclusively At Hendon today
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same was one OF the beat OF the season
ana tull OF brilliant plays. Attendance 500
Score - n 4,
Flttsburg na, 900 ton 4
'9g'hso ln, .....; ..... 900 600 COO o 4 |
~ Snesoro and o'connor; Dineen and Mo
Snieaso. June i5.-Matthewson received
hard humping at the hanes Of the Chi.
cago team today. Attendance 1900.
Score r " =,
Snleago ,.,........, 800 oos s0x- o IL .
~ NY aork .-....... 100 100 OO0- q y
WAaSd sl, Kshoe and king; Nlatthewscu
Cincinnati. June 15.-roday's game was
started In drszlng rain ana Philadelphia
won because they proved the better mud
1000.
Score u n Il
SS,i lia ...............l11 o. 2
Iittt,n,pqielphia ............ lol 3d. y
Ass.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

selma, Ala, June 15.-selma shut out
Memphis this afternoon in very one
sided game. swacna was the only Mem
pills man that could reach third base, while
Selma hit Kerr whenever they felt like It
Score II. Il. H.
Selma ........,.....411 100 0Dx-- IL =
Memphis .a....... 600 600 600 q 3
Bailey and Alexander; Kern and Khal
hon.
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DALAI We shut ODD.

Waco. Texas, June 15.-The Waco base
ball team shut out the Dallas team this
afternoon, the home team making score
OF 10. rhe game was a fast one and the
losing team did good work The same
teams viii play again tomorrow
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sealv News Items.

Seaiy, Texas, JHne l3.-A party OF young
folks spent a few DAYS camping ana Ash
Evelyn Sterling. yaaA Meyer, Emily Lcck-
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The ST. LOUIS DERBY.
'''dals Won, Covering the Mile and
4 a Hall in pas.

'''sse Wen, Covering the Mile and
a Hall in 2:35.
gus June I5.--silyerdale carried
4 ~ q John W. schorr, the Mem
4, ,sa to victory In the st. Louis
! ~. s afternoon, covering the mile
h y me excellent time of 2:s5,
tn r,enln second OF the track
Il i, - and Gaheris were the
b . nsed' and they received strong
|. -, s''llst made the running 10 the
! ~. suere he gave up. Sanlzario
/ Al, 80 command and showed the
Ea,.s. 1e stretch. When they were
u ~ out for home Woods went 10
n t1s ssilyerdaIe, responding samely.
/. Nh ont spidlY firing SanIzarIo and
n tso lens nalf a length. Wall was
"a iifung r,s4 away, With the others
TIE ins uut. Siivefdale was bumped
~ lssf Nra anu was twice pockrted
|''lff thro,st quarters, when he fually
ne whinu and came like n rocket.
siz.h Nand mia was going away at
eQnalllna Tonne gallopeC a mile
||t'lss fR1 ssIs tne track record. Two
4 is,E|sfed the purses ana T9s thre tsS out
"a SIM SSe,lling-Matt Hogan. Elsie
N fg,ln- Time I:14iS.
Il ils -Talpa, wakits, KaffIr.
r. nSsss Iisrpinrs. HI Knocker. vici
~ mo- Sseroy, one mile and half
y va ~ ssrdale. 127 a Woodsl 6
|s second. q length; Sanizario, t22
!. Ma, cns Wall. ITO III. Rosei. IS
slidoesss IL, los iDupee), 8 10 i.
r. plslllsf ~ ~ 81. o Brfen), 10 to /.
"a 1!@ Y. qus %sssaei gsEEl s9t Z r.
q mag- Miss Patron, ALaxlmus,
- kef1s L44k Kisme fourth.
re- snS ss 70 The betting.)
IL Nigkamsrr iuarter-Lee Bruno, Satin
~ elle-sfsusa Time 2;0S.
tfuo l.lo Nonhcs ChappaQua,
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THE AMERICAN DERBY.
Secretary Howard Says It Viii Be Run
as Announced.

DO FNTTTIJUTICEU'
Chicago. June Is. Secretary Howard Of
the Washington Park club says that re.
CARELESS OF any prospective Interference
with racing the American Derby viii run
as announced and that the Washington
Park club will carry out its full program
as arranged last winter Horscmen IN ain
parts of the country are planning 10 come
to the Derby and the club expects an al.
tendance of 10000 next Saturday
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Chattanooga Tenn, June Is. Pitcher
Dolun has developed into wonder. today S
game being his third shut-out sample was
hit hard The features were Woods one.
handed catch and DuTetts long run and
catch. Attendance 2225.
Score H. If. r..
Chattanooga ......11o 002 100 II >
Shreveport mons. 900 coo OO0-- 3 /
Dolan and Roth; Sample and Mnntgom
cry.
Birmingham. Ala, June 10 Bhmug,
ham won the second game from New or.
leans in a ragged contest before 1900 PEG
pie this afternoon The loca. team Is
badly crippled in the outheld on account
of sickness.
Score r. II. T..
Birmingham ........o1o DOL 4lo-7 D :
New Orleans ..,... 100 Coz 002- 6 S >
Wilhelm and Sullivan; Freeland aud Alb
bott.
Nashville, Tenn. June 15-Goodeneugh's
steal home from third while McCloskey
held the bali won today's game for Nash.
willie to 3. Little Rock out-hit and out.
felded the home team, but could not win
nashville ......... .oO4 600 600 2
little Rock ... COL COL 100 3 o 3
Sanders and Fisher McCloskey and
Lynch.
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i iissss'IIsi,r1piaEs. HI KnocEer. vici

|<s.s,sI ' , on Mud Track.
te a. sane is.-rbe track az New
y the maud today. but the
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Pittsburg. June l5--After the second INA
ing the game was played In STEADY down
pour Of rain. but In spite % the raia INC
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Hesrne ltemt

Hearne, Texas, June l5.Jrhe Norwood
Cemetery association Is making an EFFORT
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Washington, June i5. Washington today
outpiayed Cleveland both in the field and
at the bat. The game was called at the
end OF the eighth on account OF darkness.
Score n IA e
Washington - 600 ool 20 3 ii
Cleveland .......... 1870 o01 CO. 3 4
or.
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MATTHEWSON WAS EASY
NEW YORKER BADLY 6ATTEo BY
THE TAlLENDERS.
Mudhorses Were in Their Glory at Pitts
burg and Cincinnati, Where Games
Were Played in the Rain.
NArlnNAL LEAGuE.

ST. Louis. June 15.-Poweil allowed the
Brooklyns enough clean hits in the opening
20 score three runs and the 81. Louis BAT
,srs were not able TO overcome this lead,
though they scored twice in the ninth ian
ing rally. II y
g2t,,l. 600 600 0f9 10 J.
~ E Ss,,'n 500 600 600 3 s %
Powell ana Nichols; McJames and Far
rell.