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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
WANTS FAIRNESS FOR ALL
Governor Of Chinese Province Is
sued a Vigorous Proclamation.
MISSIONARIES ARE LOSING INFLUENCE
Evident that the Native Magistrates viii
Hereafter Require Them to confne
Themselves to Religion.

washington. August Sine state depart.
ment las received copy OF a remarkable
proc amniion issae,l by Governor inan Of
shan Tune on June 7. defining ne rtla-
u ms that must exist between the magis
trates and the Christian natives. me
proclamation deals vita the subject III Ian.
snase so energetic as 10 MAXI II evident
that the Chinese magistrates VIII not allow
| the missionaries 10 exercise the same In
huenees as heretofore IN LEGAL ahairs or IN
ans other chan Religious matters IN the
future.
Governor Yuan states that he has re
ceiYed more reports from Chinese officials
that tuN orthy members oi the churcD were
pracuclng their religion simply for the
pr"tecii"n which u ah9fded them az
were lightly setting aside the law OF the
Ian ana seeking occasions for quarrel,
IN numbers.
In reply to appeals to have tne foreign
oonsuls and missionaries devise n method
tor checking the trouble, Governor Yuan
dtlnhnus TO know wis his subothcias nave
npt Obeycd his previous instructions reqnir-
iHg them to administer exact justice with
ont regard 10 whether Offenders are Chus-
iihns or not. lie points ut that tine mis-
'sionaries are merely preachers Of religion.
Ihey have no authority whatever to inter-
te G. In the AFFAIRS of ne Chinese people,
nor any power TO exercise official func-
tNllss us everybody ougnt 10 KNOW,
Set etore the governor enjoius ms magls-
tratcs TO make no distinction between
c"urch and people; to Lei no one else pre-
sumo To exercise his authority for con-
trolling the people
says he; - ne most Important matter is
that justice should be done to both sides
II makes no difference whether the people
annoy the Christians or me Christians am
noy the people. let there be a clear dis
tlncuon made between the crooked and the
~ aisht, and Il VIII then be impossible tnat
lie concludes that should people Insult
tn CnlStians because they practice their
religion. the officials must vigorously sup
han v should member of the church drag
IN his rel gion when his suit is one that
has nothing to do with church matters and
the missionary forces himself into the case
Of int, rferencc tl.en the magistrate should
not hesitate TO controyert and repreye, as
the ln, - tde ,u,a mas Justify, ana deal
reason.
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PRICES AND RATES.
Big Combine on Foot to Control Cali
fornia Output

Big Combine on Foot to Control Cali
fornia Output.
New York, August 3-The Evening Posts
Los Angeles special says
The combination of California OF pro-
ducers contemplated for some months, as
remedy for Improbable prices resulting
from competition to sell, is being organ
lied by W. S. Porter of this city. Twelve
companies, representing 50 per cent of the
Kean river field. have signed the agree
ment. and other companies will soon enter
into the combination the prospect being
that soon there Will not be more than =
or 10 per cent of the product of the State
on the open market in possible antagonism
TO the combire. The capital OF the com
bined company viii be between S75o00,r)0
and SlC0 0C0.O00 that amount being neces-
sary to acquire the property of the various
companies. In marketing the oil 1t is said
to be the plan to construct Il pipe line to
San Francisco bay unless satisfactory rates
can be obtained from the railroads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
MoNADYs RACES.
Hawthorne Entrins.

Selling, ST and half rurlongs -Iriaaitzs
Jos, w r, Gates 105, Rosa Diah 1O3, Rance
i03, Lucille Bramble 101, The Phonecian Ds.
Hslo rs, Princess otillie 90, Emma c, l..
Purse, six. furlongs- vulcnln 11e, Head
watci 100. Federal 1o7, Hart y. 105 Hiss
BENNETT 1o4, Toah 102, Burnie Bunton 1OJ
Natural Gas OS, Emma X. or, Won zollern
% Oscar 80. Denpx 50.
Gold steepleehase. short course, hnndI
cap, $3.50 added--Filod dor 1873 Wal
Ter Cleary las, Donation 14s, Crest 49,
Coronatus LAP, Dick Furber l4O Jim Megll
ben l3S Alice b. 13S, Flaccus 1870, bermuda
Purse, one anu one-sxteenth miles
1OA.
Purse 2-yeersods, dve furlones-Jaubert
Joy, Herodiade 10s Brnnnlgan l03 Alnresca
lOO, Hoodwlnk 100, Rosew5r or Whlfdt DS
Coacoa SO, Ishtar 90, John II. Carr 81
Mary Pine IS, Ermack S.
selling six and q half furlongs-Braw
Lad JOS Constellator 107, Fleurou 1Oj Sim
w lol, Minyon 103 Pail Eisel 1903. Evelyn
Bird l03, Andes 1o3, II You Dare 100, Like,
ness 98
Selling, one an. one-eighth mlles-Alasks
lOl Chorus Boy log Dagmar 1906, Brangibe
JOG, Muskalonge 104, Fox Bard i04 Georgr
Lee lOl, Little Singer 90, Tammany Chief
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WARREN Lewis sulcIpep.
He Was Widely Known and Extreme
Active Sporting Man.

He Was Widely Known and Extremely
Active Sporting Man.
New York, August 3-Warren Lewis, a
well known sporting man of New York,
jumped from the steamer Rhode Island on
her trip from New York to Providence last
night ard was drowned. Lewis was one OF
the most widely known sporting men in
America. Besides being associated with
John l.. Sullivan, he backed Jack Dempsey
brooklyn Jimmy" Carroll Jack McAultfe
and Kid Mccoy lie also handled "Jem"
Hall, the Australian when he fought
Pritchard of England. OF late Lewis had
been having bad luck and several hotels
and cafes he started were failures. This
made him Respondent ana before leaving
New York on the Rhode Island he wrote
q note saying that he was going to commit
suicide THIS note was found by his sen
today shortly before the news of the sui
eide reacnel this city.
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CONTEST WAS BRILLIANT.
Fernando Won Superior Stakes al Ilaw'
thorne, Beating Advance Guard.
BRIGHTON BEACH MEETING CLOSED
The Independence Sailed the Greatest
Race Of rs Career. Being Beaten
Narrowly BY the Columbia.

Nnicaeo August s.--Inere was brilliant
contest at Hawthorne today IN the supe.
rior stakes at mlle and hair. Adj
vanre Guard with i2d pounds mp was the
favorite at to !. Pink Coat, carr ing
III pounds, was the second choice at II to
8. while fernando was well played at IA
20 5. Barrack with light weight up was
tue outsider IN the betting. nernando. the
only s,year.old IN the race, went to the
font aud set the pace, winning haudily.
Seven furlongs-M Max Bendlx, Sam Lana
rus Esq. Monos Time 1:21%.
Five furlongs Magi. Jack Ratlin, Sister
Jeanne. Time i'02A
Seven furlongs-The Pride Henry of
Ffanstamar, impromptu Time lbs.
superior stakes, mile and n haf-4Iier.
nando, Advance Guard, Barrack. Time
1888
Six furiongs -GeorRe Arnold, Miss Ben.
nett Burnle BuDton Time 1;13h.
Mile and q quarter lIermencia, Alaska.
Ben Chance Time 2.n8A.
Mile-G. w. w, Brief, Flying Torpedo.
Time 1:42.
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A FISHING PIER.
Plan to Have an Up-to-Date Resort at
Galveston

ran 10 Have an Up-to-Ddte Resort at
Galveston.
Galveston. TEXTS, August Arrange.
mehts are hnder way for the establishment
Of fishing pier at the foot Of Twentieth
street' on the beach which bids fair 10
become very popular resort Il Is the
tuienilon TO build a pier extending ont IN
the gull for distance Of 100 feet. "a
whore the water Is about 6 feet deep al
mean low tide on the platform viii be
a hui'ainr for dressing rooms and also 4
Situ Tor shade Later a restaurant will
le iHSced upon The structure Whore the
iist can be cooked when canght
y Mrfchman viii be engaged to look
nt,er NE platform and TO keep SUNNY
q Gait on hand for the monitors Of he
elup Mlei they come out. II Is me pur,
pnse % establish PLACE whore the lius
ness men who have little hme ssin 10 ana
sponc few hours fishing without he loss
" 'lrc IN making preparations
One day Of each week Mill bp sci asldp
ter Tue ladies and families Of the members
ot INC club. Al present there Is no con.
yeuient place where the ladies can eo hsh
ing aud this will hh n much needed want.
hlds have been secured for the erection
gI the structure In order 10 see exactiv
hoy much Will be needed The meinh,r.
|9ship ef the enb WILL BE- limited "a einty
~ FIST but thereafter n niIl ilkvlg te
EXTENDED 80 that more mcmbhrs can he
taken IL and additional adlaatages 81.
c1red The membership will cost $40 for
admission fees aud the monthlv dues viii
DC 81. 10 far twenty members have been
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ssratoas Entries.

Al ages. furlongs- -Isidel ITO, Colches
yer ll6. smoke ia, Kinniklnic 1l2, Salomt
1lO, Gay Boy, Gunfre 9S, King Pepper
Mnontanlc ,d dle May "; IA, Master ito
Selling, mile and sixteenth--Thc BIach
Scot, Dolando 1903, Lone Fisherman s8
Little Daisy oil, Mercer 100, Baretto or
The Flash stakes, 8 furlongs 2-year-olds-
s soamprn}e 10. Tribes Hllli Bonner, Luck
Line, goldsmith 119, Fcmesole liz. -
o,d dne Safatoga handieapml% miles, Swear
Bonnibert no, Blues 100. Decanter 100
Al Gold ea, Rockton 116, watercolor liz
BILE NS. 49, AN'"s OWN
Selling. .2-year-olds, 5IS furiengs-Gav IA,
i12, PlaylIke los, Dark Secret 104 sShTsf
be iOl, White. Owl 90, Man o'war 100 Flra
90, Succasunna 90 :"
F ES5 2b,ys,asolds and M; mile and 10 yard.
~ ar hockaway, The Rhymer, Chuctsnnn
ga lis, Lone Fisherman, Sharp Shooter ia
Admonition, Roe Hampton 1ls, Baron pen
per no. AdvocatOr 1913 ~
Clear and heavy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
DeImar Entries

One and one-sxteenth; selling -corrine
Sn Joy. ldlll an n. 1876 Lady Clark 100 100
Raine los, Crimean 115, Col. Stone tat 20
Mile and twenty yards, selling Tim Pnrn.
sppo 10 kaftan los; Tlckfu ITO Bnrries
los, e. y. Jones ITO, Monograph iO6 ~,
endq, Quanah Parker no Onfbnfsl nv is
Eziadler II 10 Pirates Daughter ioiI,,
Abe Eurst ll2. Mona H. l07. Harri@ F,nyj
10I Tidal Wave 100, The wag lis IudGens
Weldemann 100. Pauline j. iny Tadas ,o5
Mile and sixteenth. selling-peter 1,,r,,a.
lo2, Dan Paxton OF, Rochester 100 nsl,s
Simpson 95. $50 i'Nhe
Six furlongs- Kaxan lOi, Meddlesoma ~,
Registrar lO4, Grantor 103 HencIst io,'
Santa Ventura 30, Northern Spy l0G w.
Milo ara three-slxfeenths Fclilnp. Irrar /.
Peprce 105, Kid Mccoy 10s. chlefsms,g,ss
Jos. Irving Mayor a. Swordsman liz Nm
Gilmore los I@spara 1903, BarEee tc7
Clear and fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
EcUADoR's NAVAL ARMAMENT.

Believed that 1t Would Be at the Dis
posal OF Chile in Case of War.
New York August 3.--The Buenos Ayres
correspondent Of the Herald says that it
Is asserted there that payment for the new
cruiser which Is now being built by Ec-
uador in ship yard ut Philadelphla has
been guaranteed by Chile.
Ecuador has always been regarded as
hostile to Peru and is backing Chilean pol
tiles.
IL is therefore believed here that Ec-
nador's naval armament Is inteded to help
Chile In case OF war with Peru or Bolivia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
MATTERS in MEXICO.

Denied that Government Undertakes to
Prevent Strikes.
Mexico City, August 3Ambassador
CLAYTON has forwarded to Washington his
report Of the imprisonment OF American
railway employees here In case Of accidents
on the roads.
here is no truth In the report that the
Mexican government undertakes to prevent
strikes, the freedom of labor being a right
ALWAYS maintained.
Owing TO the general prevalence OF rains
there Is better prospect for corn crop
aud prices are beginning to tend down
ward The value of last years corn crop
was S73,QOO,CG0,
The, sugar crop in the State of ATorelos
will be large
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Bells rs. CLERKS.

Galveston, Texas August 2. The Beils
viii play match game 81 hsll THIS evening
az ! o'clock on Twenty hfth and avenue q
fot SO side, and the game promises "a
be n very interesting and holly contested
oRc. as beth teams are composed Of some
Of the best players that are Ia the city
The BELLS in pariicgiar have been material
~ strengthened With two new players. and
thpS ROW hnye the strongest team IN the
city md will play every sunday hereafter
In ahu out OF town. The club winning 10
days contest win try 90 arrange u game
for next Sunday With the crack Fircmen
team OF Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
LIE TRoTTINe REcoRn.

Descendants Of Messenger Have Held
II for Many Years.
Less than three score years ngo the gray
mare Lady Suffolk was tho worlds cham,
pion trctter. and she retired with record
" 2;as. a mark which today would hardly
d. for a gentIeman's roadster Of modest
pretenaon, and extremely moderate price
Last Friday cresceus, peculiarly rich In
The bleed Of imported Messenger. which
was Lady sunolk's most valued iuherIt-
n9ce, trottsd mile At Cleveland at 2:O2x
Between these champions have agured
Highland Maid. Flora Temple. Dexter,
Go'dsmfth. Maid, Rarus, St. julien, Maud
a., jay Rye See, sunoI, Nancy Hanks
Al'x ara The Abbot. The frat champion
saba srsy and tAs last Il . ehestnst, but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

st. Louis, August Storm players had
red letter day today at Delmar six uut
Of seven favorites winning Jim Clark.
fourth In galop
Milo and seventy yards Lord Neville
Charles D., Fairy Day. Time, 1:Isit
Six furlongs-uterp, Granma II, Fusro
Time, 1916.
six furlongs-- Runnes, Gallagher, Ethyl
enc Time, l:15
ss furlongs Jim Clark, wild Katie,
Nlcle Vance. Time, 1915
Mile and sixteenth Ida Ledford, Lunar,
Peter Dnryea. Time lao.
Mile md hnif-Lee Bruno, Beana.
Rochester Time. 2.36N
SIX furlongs Ben Frost, Verify, Ran
daxzo Time, 1:1bA.
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OF her career. In stiff southwestern,
beaten forty seconds over triangular
course Of thirty miles. boat for boat, by
the Columbia. As she allowed the Column
ha thirty-one seconds over that distance,
she was defeated one minute and eleven
seconds, corrected time. This Is o better
showing than the Constitution has made
against the Columhia under favorable con-
dtlons of wind and weather
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Eorest Eires h PrussIa.

Berlin, August IA terrible ire IL rag
ing in the extensive pine forests near Kali
denklrchen. on the Dutch Prussian frontier.
Several thousand acres of valuable tim
her land have been destroyed. Train ser
vice through the district has been suspend
ed, as tho FIRE has reached the railway
tracks. The damage so far amounts to
about 100000 marks (S24O.00W A stiff
north wind is blowing and It is feared that
the fire will reach the extensive forests In
the AK La Chapelle districts
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eleventh vessel constructed hy M ~
News ship Building aud Dfy n.y. VI
pany for the Morgan line. All n ~
sells being among the fastest md MI
est coastwise ships In the ina X
Mhen completed she VIII run beivasI
York and New Orleans.
El Alba, n sister ship, will b,h,t.
next month. - y ~
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NEW LINER LAUNCHED.
Morgan Line Has Another Fine Steamer
Hfloat Now

Newport News, Va, August 3.El Siglio,
another liner for tho Morgan line, was
successfully launched here this morning.
Miss Susan S. Usher a sister of Lieuten.
ant Commander Usher United States
navy, of the battleship Illinois, was the
sponsor, using the conventional bottle of
champagne for the christening ceremony.
After the launching the christening party
was entertained at luncheon by Superin-
tendent Post Of the ship building company
at the Hotel Warwick. FL Siglio is the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
evolution d ounshot Wounds.

London, August The president Of the
Royal College Of surgeons, Sir William
MacCormack, read q paper today before
ihe British Medical association, now In
sesslon at cheltenham, In which he pointed
out that the character Of the gnnshot
wounds had completely changed his expert.
gree IN the -Prussian war twhen
he was surgeon 10 chief Of the Anglo.
American ambulance corps. Not bnly was
tho severity OF the wound dinlnished, nut
they were aiss lsss freqnsHt. Ths In.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Sprintinq Record Broken.

Colorado Springs, Colo, August Dur
ing the athletic contests attendant upon the
quarter centennial celebration here today
Candiras Defoya, Ute Indian, broke the
worlds sprintlng record for 100 yards,
making the distance in o seconds Hat. The
professional record was 80 and the anna
nenr record LIS slower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
ANorAER sueAR coNFeReNcE.
British Government Has Accepted Invita-.
ton Of Bealum.

l-ondon, August 8 The West Indian
committee announces that the government
has accepted the Invitation OF Belgium,
tr ntteud another sugar conference Ia the
iufunu go consider the question Of The
abolition Of the hounties The commitfee
thinks this int llleenco Is snacialf, wei
come, IN view of the existence OF free
uHde between the United States and Porto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
BRIGHTON NETTING CLOSED.
Second Choice Won the Neptune Stakes
Of $4,000.

FFJTI
of $4,000.
New York. August 3.--rhe long summer
meeting Of the .righton beach Racing as.
Eoeation was concluded today and crowd
Numbering 1900 saw the spor. The Nep.
tune stakes OF 5000 was the feature. Hv-
phen was fayorite at Z TO 5, while Obs
was second choice at II to 3. The latter
won by q head
Five and half furlongs--Lady Radnor,
Lady Sterling, TOmbre Time 1:OSA.
Sail, Balloon, Anecdote. Timc 1:a5 10.
Six furlongs-Ogden, All Cold May W.
Time lib 80.
The Neptune stakes Of 5000, SIX fur
longs--Ots, HypDen, Saturday. Time
lis 10.
Mile and furlong Himself, inshot,
Chaos. Time 1906.
Mile and a dxteenth-Wax Taper Al
slke, Gold Fox. Time l;47 3-5.
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Emnress Eriederlok,s Condition.

Berlin, August 3 The Lokal Anzelger
says the end of Dowagcr Empress Fried
erick Is expected at any moment. Prof.
Renyers who was suddenly called has
arrived at FriederichshoH
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CHM coNsTRucTINe ARsENALs.
Celestial Empire Manufacturing Arms
and Ammunition.

1ien Tsin, August 3.-The governor of
shan Tung, Yuen Shi Kal, Is constructing
arsenals in that province for the man
ufaeture of arms aud smokeless powder.
He Is engaging experts who were formerly
employed IN the arscnals here
The Chinese are also manufacturing arms
and AniSnunition AZ Pao Ting Fu.
Trade Is improving. but the attitude OF
The Chinese is sullen and defiant
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Handinn Out Passnorts.

New York. August 3 According to the
Times reports from Venezuela, President
Castro Will furnish Senior Louis Carlos
Rico, Colombian minister at Caracas, with
his passports.
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cnfoied ana MS soon as nifty have heen
SEQ ured the club viii be organized Tho
nnair Is being gotten up IN n business Ike
manner which inSures sucrcfA Those de,
string 90 become members can cali on OF
address a. Duchamp. drnughtsman, United
states engineers Office
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VISIT TO HAMBURG ABANDONED.
Crown Prince viii Represent Emperor at
Won Waldersee's Reception

Won WaIdefsee's RecepUon.
Hamburg, August 3, Emperor William
has telcgraphed from Bergen Norway. to
the senate here announcing the abandon
ment of his proposed visit to Hamburg on
account OF the news regarding his mothers
condition, adding that he has charged the
crown prince 20 represent him at the re.
ception 10 Field Marshal Count Won Wal
dersee on his return from China and thank
ing Hamburg for the extensive prepare.
tlons made by the city, which has always
hecn foremost in demonstrating German
nnlrlotlsnl.
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sOurnERN IrArnn
MemnhIs August g.-MemnhIs Won to

memphis, August 3,-Memphls won to-
days game from Selma by better all around
playing and hard hitting Tho selmas
could not touch Shields when hits were
needed. Busch OF Cincinnati Joined the
Selmps today aud did great work at short.
,NeorS Il II II
Memphls .,..,..... .02O on 82N- IL l
Selma -...,...,s.,0Ol Ou0 uOO-- / . q
Shields and I.adzon and Walton; Baker
and Harlow.
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coLumBINs CLOSE SHAVE.

Won from the Independence by Only a
Narrow Marnin.
Newport. r. l.. August 3.'rhe indie
pendence today sailed the greatest race
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proyement made in weapons did not render
the prosecution of war more difficult as
contended iu some quarters. Only 6 per
cent of the wounded died
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coIombia's Representative Appointed.

Panama. August 3.-Dr. NJ Silva min
lister to Washington. has been appointed
20 represent Colombia In the international
congress In Mexico.
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aAsEeAlL
NArlnNAL nrAnnr

Chicago August 3 The entire 81 louis
nine faced Easou in the first Inn ing So al
Five Of them scored on sis hits for tota'
OF niue bases niued D., Du4t.-i u
re- attendance $500.
Score Il III u
C,..eego .....a....00i 0iO 0Oo ? i
81 Louis r.-..... . 40 olo Ogt-- = 40 y
Ehson AMI lSahoe Harper and Ryau
Pittsburg, August 2. carks slow felt
ing Of Crawfords long hil In th0 eighth
made It u home run, ticlug tho scofe,
EYtty point was fpughl for hard from then
70 the twelfth, with Harley and Buckleys
home runs In Succession, carving (obhs
an Them won the game. Attendance
score II u
pittsburg $50. Jog OI0 600 600 1 . g
Cincinnati - POI 900 Olu 003 I II q
Phnllppl and o'Counori Phillips and Bere
gen.
New York, August 81 orth held New
York safe at all stages Of the game to-day;
New York ......... 900 600 900 Q
philadelphia ..-..,, ICY 90 V3l- II
Den2er Deegan and Bowcrinani ORTIZ
and Mcfarland.
Boston, August 3 Brooklyn bankcd Bos
ton 10y punching hits with the Mtter's en-
rors. Attendance 600.
Score II II =
Boston ............, 600 600 900 .
Brooklyn .......... 600 800 OIL
Nichols and Klttrcdgc, kltson and Met
CURE
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hlremen. Positions. Galveston
th'ldress.....,. Catcher ..,.... Bepleth
Roper ,..-.t..... Pitcher .......N Van Zanlt
NQckcy, ...... First Bnse ..... Narloa-
scarborough. second Base Stea3b N
pnulig,........ Third Base $1,000 iit !
R,incrty... Short Stup IleR ~
Oilrc+ ,......... Lcu Firid O'iJ Nj
Rialley ........ Center Eieid ...... VIM
Le CAR. ..t-. Rieh Field ..,.... Brown
Umpire Proctor.
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Little Rock, August 3--Llttle Rock pound
ed Brandt Of Birmingham al win today md


ed Brandt OF Birmingham at win today and
the game was altogether one.sidoti
Nright's home run hit IN the hfth inning
ton for him yielded So.
Store r III u
Little Rock ....f f4 Or 0lO 81 "a .
birmingham ,,,..,. .O02 200 Ol3 S 10 L
Popp and Lynch; Brandt ana Culver.
Shreveport, August Nashville easily
defeated the home team today
Score II II u
Shreveport ....1O0 ITO OOo 10 /
N3ShNllc -,,:....,. or M cox 10 Il +
McGrulre Schatall and Mnlkey; FisRher
and Blackburn.
New ORLEANS, August . Chattanooga had
The hest of the hitting, though neither side
was too strong at the bat. New orleans.
n ,,,,.,,,, hlt timely ana took such good
the game was never In doubt
Score n II "a
New Orleans ......iiO 022 O0x- Il a I
Chattanooga ..... uOu uO2 100 q A
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