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MARRIAGES.

pERRY-COX. Franklin, Texas. May &c:
MI w: {. Perry editor OF the Central
Texas Of this place was married today
10 Miss Ola Cox, the accomplished daugh'
Ter of Mr.. W. ], Cox.
CANNON-PHIPPS.- Paris. Texas. May
% -Burrett Cannon and Miss Alice Phipps,
both If this city, were married at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the study of the
First Presbyterian church.
.MATTHEWS-L0vE- Kaufman. Texas,
May 2D.-Aiarvin 5. Matthews and Miss
Little Love were married at the Methodist
Episcopal church this evening They arc
visiting his parents at Georgetown.
MCLLINMYERS Abilene Texas. May
y w, T. Mnllln Of the West Texas
Stockmnn, Colorado and Miss Minnie
Myers Of this city were married at the
lcsldence Of the brides parents here Tues
day evening.
I'D sH(U,MATTE-BsELJIiy-Midland, Texas, May
Bell were married at the home of the
e Saf at s5 f Rev h ac 6uH sier Sf
ciatlng
.BRUMBACH-r PARKER. -Muldoon. Tex.
May, II Mr.. Jerry Brumhach and Miss
Annie Parker We're married last night at
the home. Of the brides parents In this
supper was spread and was enloycd bv
phout seventy-fye persons.
UNpERWooD.B RYDEN.-Marn, Texas.
May ;3O-Mr |, c. Underwood and Miss
~ the brides parents last night. Mr.. Tin.
derw9od Is pastor of Live oak Street Rap
ilst church and the bride is the daughter
Of Captain II, NJ. Dryden. prominent
merchant OF this city.
: HAMlLT0N.CAUTHORN, San Angelo.
Texas; May 2D.-Miss Edith f. Hamilton
and Mrs. Blake NJ Cauthorn. hardware
he home Of the brides parents In this
city this afternoon. I he couple took the
Santa Fe train Immediately after tile cere-
mony for their new home.
BATES, SHIELDS. - Corsicana, Texas,
Ma, 29.-News has been received here thut
John Russell Bates, who about three
months ago was resident Of Corsicana
was married on the evening OF May % at
Memphis Tenn. 10 Miss Halle Louise
Shields Of that city. Mr.. Bates is employed
by the Memphis Telephone company
,,REGlSTER-MITCHELL.- Marlin, Texas
MAY 3o-Mr William Register, a passen
ger conductor on Austin and Northwestern
railway, aud Mrs, r y, Mitchell, both OF
Austin, were quietly married in this city
yesterday afternoon. Judge G.. j. Bartlette
performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Register will remain In the city several
days before returning TO Austin,
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POWERS ARE SATISFIED
With China's Agreement 10 the In
demnity StipulatiOns.
CAN CHINA GUARANTEE PAYMENT
Is Now the Only Question that A9ltates
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iaels
Is the Sum-,

Pekln. May 31.-Chlna's unconditional ac-
ceptapce of 4J0,OooO0o taels as the in
demnity to be paid the powers has caused
great satisfaction among the foreign min
istcrs as It only leaves practically rev
minor details to complete the negotiations
The phrase in the joint note to tine
satisfaction OF the powers" may cause some
delay In the evacuation of Chinese terri
tory, as the ministers fail to see how
China can guarantee payment, and all the
ministers believe It would he a mistake
to have large body OF foreign officials
collecting revenue Were revenue thus col
lected over 1000 officials would be required
and the aggregate salaries Of these men
would be very large and amount to more
than ordinary Chinese squeeze"
The majority of the minister's favor rails
ing the customs to 10 per cent and taking
100000 tacls yearly from the llkIn tax
This method would give, after the payment
OF interest on foreign debts now existing,
about 23OOOOoO tuels year.
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DEATHS.

TlOMAs.-Taylor Texas May 20. Irs.
B. f. Thomas died yesterday morning at
Gano.
-, TERRY Timpson. Texas, May 3i.-Mr.
Tom ferry Of this place. who has ncen
at S o'clock "'e"'
oWENS.-Denlson. Texas. Nav 2n.-Dica
Yesterday afternoon. Miss Eugcnia Owens
aged y years daughter of Mr.. and Mira
Edward 2. Owens
DEFINING -Mexia, Texas. Nav 90 Ran
lamin Denning. an old citizen az this Mace
died this morning. Deceased leaves VITO
ana several children. WIG
6 d DYER -rmInvlew, Texas, May %. Mr.,
Salle 4. DYER. wife Of CAPTAIN -
Dyer, who came to 'rexas IN Isl yot,r'o,,
terday '''e'' "'eu yes
:, BELL WsxohachIe, Texas. NAV IN :
ut. Ut, W. Bell. one Of the pioneer set.
,testo 90 hllls county, died in this oits
pneumonia. ''ns i''ness OF
NJ h,TTCHER Terrell, Texas. Nav ~
tn,iss, tieien Fletcher, aged 81 wears d,on
bor,s az college Mound, this county Her
t n'iue was az Rockwall She was VISUAL
n this county when she died. vas 'is''ns
NJ W QUEEN, CoTslcana. Texas. Nav On
is,, D. McQueen died at his homo
0,,as VEST Col!ln street, today. Mr. NJ
Texas throughout Centfal
9s MIpN,s SO San Antonio. Texas Nav
ovrna. 20 tSiu " Iuslow. wealthy pronerty
owner OF this city, died this mor r,ITpsrs y,
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MAHAFFEY MAKES A STATEMENT.
Said Cadets Were Not Given a Chance
to Refuts CHARGES

Said Cadets Were Not Given a Chance
to Refute Charges.
New York, May 31.-Cadets Blrchie O..
Mahafcy of Texas, Henry l.. BowIby Of
Nebraska, John A. Cleveland Of Alabama,
T f. Kelly of New York and r. A. Hin.
ton of Michigan, recently dismissed from
West Point as lnsubordnates, are to go to
Ecuador to serve as engineers in the build.
ing Of railroad across the Andes noun
talns, The rve have stood together in
'Une for all and ''all for one" They
leave for Ecuador on the Cumba of the
w. Il. Grace line.
Mahuttcy said tonight that he and his
companions felt themselves free now to
speak OF their troubles at West Point. lie
said that the dissatisfaction which re-
suited In the demonstration of the corps
cadets, which was caused by the failure Of
the superintendent 70 keep his part Of an
agreement with a committee OF twelve
who called on Colonel Mills To learn his
Interpretation of the word "hazing" The
demonstration was not caused by his 81
L0ils TO suppress hazing as stated In
Colonel Mills report
There has been no hazing Tor him 10
suppress since the voluntary abolition Of
the practice by the corps. The Judge d.
vocate general admitted to us after our
interview with Secretary Root Oh May %
We know not Il word uf the evidence
telrNgate MS about ourselves, but about
other cadets. Neither did We have an on
portunity to refute anything said about
us "
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THE MEXICAN CONGRESS
BODY AOJOURNED--AN IMPORTANT
SESSION YESTERDAY.
Made Many Large Appropriations for Inn
ProVements in General-Amerioan
Trust Company Formed.

Mexico city, May 3l-Tho Federal con.
gress adjourned today after an important
scaslon. II has made large appropriations
FOR public works. harbor improvements,
canals, new edlnccs and for the embelllsh.
Went OF this capital 1t has sanctioned
great sanitary undertakings for the pro.
noting of the health of the various ports
OF the country and nus legislated to main.
tain the public credit The appropriations
are largely taken from the existing cash
surplus OF the Federal government and
thNes nave not been Increased. Congress
VIII reosscmhle in September
Arthur Stllwell aud party Of Amer.
lean capitalists left here tonight for home.
me trust company organized for this city
hS MI Sullwell viii be ready for business
soon. Later on the company VIII erect
us own building. Probably this company
WI DO business on substantially the same
hroau basis ms Is done by the North Amer.
i,eah trust company In Havana Leading
trust company TO operate In
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FIRST HALF OF CENSUS REPORT.
II Was Issued Yesterday-Final Rspor,

Il Was Issued Yesterday-Fina Report
on Population Due Next Fall
Washington, May 31--The director ot
the census today issued the first half OF
the final census report on population show.
Ing the aggregate population Of the United
States and Territories, the population OF
Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands, the mum.
her OF representatives apportioned Under
the recent act Of congress and also the
population OF States and Territories. the
population Of cities and towns having
more than 2S,0O0 population IN t,NO and the
population Of Incorporated cities, towns.
villages and boroughs in the year 1900,
This report Is issued In the form OF a
monograph and comprises about 50O pages
population win be Issued during the early
tall, putting the entire volume in the
hands Of the public ut least four years Ia
Advance 81 any previous census
District ~ Columbia, Rhode Island with
i0T Inhabitants 20 the sQu,ite mile, IN ltNO
Is the most denscly srttled state IN the
Union. while Massachusetts comes next
With not quito Sl6 Inhabitants 10 the
square mile. Connecticut, with somewhst
more than S4T tu the square mile. occupies
fourth place. New York has 1872 & aud
PENNSYLVANIA has lt0l. Maryland ~, >
aud Ohio i0a Inhabitants 30 the SQUARE
mile
Alaska has on an avNago tenth Of one
p,rson TO the square milo. Wyoming mas
not quite one inhahltnnt to the square
mile, while Arizona, New Mexico, Montana
and idaho have less than two persons 10
the square mite Hawaii shows an aver.
age density of population Of not quite
twenty four persons, ranking IN this ne.
Arkansas With 2s.T persons 10 the square
mile.
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Test wells are 20 be sunk near Rusk
as soon as machinery can be had.
Derrick for well is now belne put up
near Vclasco.
The lack of equity in the taS laws Is
shown In the Beaumont Geld.
1t Is said the owner Of Damon Mound
has arranged matters for taking hold
Of the property.
new high price record for oil land
at Beaumont has been established.
Another suit affecting title to the land
on which gushcrs are situated has been
fled In the Federal court at Beaumont.
The pipe IN the Kelly well has been
twisted In twain. a meeting OF the
stockholders has been called to consider
further steps.
The docket for the next term Of court
In Jefferson county is crusbcr.
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JEEFRles TO cur LOOSE.
viii Dispense with Brady and Manage
His Own Affairs.

His Own Affairs.
Chlcngo, May 31--The Tribune says.
Champion James j. Jeffrlcs, with the AZ
slstance Of Billy Delaney. will transact his
own pugiistIc business after June 9, the
date of the expiration OF his contract with
his old manager, William A. Brady.
Jcnrles, upon his arrival In Chicago. from
New York yesterday, did not meet ms old
old manager. as nm hour before he Jumped
on the train, Brady had boarded train
for New York.
,Jcnrles VIII place himself under inc
charge of Billy Delaney as soon M III
rc9ehes The Pacific coast Speaking Of MS
future plans last night he snld: 'My con.
unct with Brady expires on June . aud
after that date Billy Delaney VIII look AZ.
ter my Interest Now, In regard TO myself,
Intend leaving for California with the
Ma probably tomorrow night | viii 70
TO Los Angeles FIRST aud then 10 San
francisco TO see what is doing In the
lighting game,
am anxious 10 engage In several tights
within the next year, and IL I win, "
which ] have no doubt. ! viii quit the
game. have been offered good purse
TO fight Rubin or Sharkcy In Frisco"
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Feeling
Poorly.

That's often the case h.
time of YEAR. Hardy !, Il
enough to have a doctor y !
miserable all the time. Z
OF course, |if you are ri,s,
hard sick, YOU should Fl II
your physicianEa tonce. E,,'
now that you are only i, N
sick, why not ask him sb0 T.
your taking Ayers Sar,'
parilla this springp
He knows it's the strop,.
est, safest, purest, and Be-
Sarsaparilla you can bu,
and ne Will probably tell yoI
that for general debility M
nerve exhaustion it is 4.
best thing you CAP take.
sl.oo bottle. All druggists.
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4. scott. G. s. Patterson. Jr.. c. IL Lancn
A. 4. Cassels =
Second L!entenants.--L. =. Haygnoo' .
N Bowman. 4 G Doyle. ,
Chapiains d. O. Rice, j. G.. stun.
Commlssary with rank Of Capabilities
signal corps Captains Carl f. Kat
mann, George Burnel.
First Lleutenants. A. T. CLIFTON v; -.
Richard, r. y Lyman, Jr., f. D WIZ
lace, O. r.. Grimm.
second Lieutcnants OF Cavalry -. T.
McMullln. w. S. Barrlnger, II. IT, O"i
Inns ,--. ~
L. Burnett. 49,, y.,,,.
First Llcutennut In the Porto hlco heh'
ment-W r. Martin.
state Harry B. Rngsdalc. marshal o. tn9
Tlen Tsln. China. IT..
Treasury Ernest + Moad, second heu
tenant revenue cutter service.
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MARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Governor insolvency Of South caro-
lima refused to accept the designations
OF Senators McIauriB ana riliman.
Wind and hail did damage to crops
In Mississippi and Georgia.
The force of the international Ma
chnlsts has been directed toward on.
forcing compliance Of the Southern rail-
way with the strikers demands.
Calvln Hall. aged u years, his three
sons aud B. D. Yantis were lynched for
petty tbleylng at Lookout. Cal.
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RIVERS ANo HAReoRs COMMITTEE.
Some OF the Members Have LETT WASH
inaten Tor the South.
Especial 10 Tho POST


Washington May 81 The members y,
the rivers and harhors committee Of tbo
house OF representatives VIII start s.,
JUNE 3 on their tour of inspection OF tho
harbors and rivers ON the gulf and tho pa.
eide coast The trip will consume two
months. The committee win visit ev.rv
harhor from New Orleans to Portland
ore, They will also visit Alaska. Those ~,
the party who WIN leave here Monday
over the southern are Representatives Rur.
ton and wife. Reeves and wife. Davidso,
and wife Bishop AMI wife, Acheson and
whe Lawrence aud wife. Morris ana
daughter. L. II, Hitchcock. chief az Inc
bureau Of foreign markets agricultural de-
partment and l.. NJ Ellis, clerk OF lie
committee. AZ New Orleans the other
memhers or The rircrs and harbors com.
mlttee VIII join the party and during tbs
S sI Of the rip which will he over t6s
a special car. II Is expected thai mnrh
valuable i, Information win be dhtaiptd
which VIII materially assist In the ms.
sage 81 the rivers and harh0rs apnropr,a.
ten Dill carly In the next session of con.
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san Antonio Hinh School.

San Antonio, Texas, May 3l.-The 'ts
mencement exercises of the san Ant't'
high school were held tonight at Beihcta
hall The graduating class consisted Z
twenty-five young ladies' and gentleEfa
Miss Nellie NJ Paschal was the salgiale
rlan, Miss Minnie L. Code the raledlde
rian and the mayors medal for hgeA
scholarship was awarded to Miss Janl' y
Ellis
The John Krug extraditlon case "
again postponed today. Krug Is under y I,
rest on a charge of embezzling SlOup Z
WellsFargo funds at Escalon, Mexico vs.
October and has been In jail here era
since
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COMMERCIAL.

Activity In The stock market partook
somewhat Of the appearance thar was
presented during the boom period.
Ihe wheat market was given
strengthening tone by reports Of bad
weather.
Hester's statements showed dccrensc
In the visible supply Of cotton nnd an
Increase In the monthly movement.
Dun aud Bradstreet both reviewed the
trade situation encouragiugly.
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STRIKE ON THE SOUTHERN.
No Steps Have Vet Been Taken to F
Nacnnciag

No Steps Have Vet Been Taken to Fill
Vacancies.
Washington. MAY a. Vice President
Cannon today said that the machinists'
strike ON the southern railway tx confined
entirely 10 the machine shops al Memphis,
Knoxville, birmingham, Atlanta, SOMA
Spencer aud Manchester thus far about
100 mHchinsts aud apprentices and their
sympathizers hunN guBr out Reports re-
ceived today are TO the effect that a
number % strikers have returned tn work
No steps have been taken 10 All vacancies.
Knoxville Tenn, May 81. William Han
Southern organizer for the International
Machiusts association, has been chosen
TO direct the strike OF the machnists on
the Southern railway.
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STATE.

A heavy rain fell over wide area,
accompanied In some sections By hall,
which dld damage to crops.
One arrest has been nGde IN connee.
lion with the killing Of Lopez Wall
near San Augustine
Palestine and vicinity were severely
visited by the hail storm.
The city u Galveston will suspend
the filing OF back tax suits for the pres.
ent.
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A Floater Found Near pcnison.

Denison, Texas May M.--The body OF
man was found this morning floating In
west Of here. The corpse had on suit
Of blue oyeralls aud Is clean shaved 1'herr
was 1913 In silver ron IN the pockets OF
that Of Jim Fuller a cattleman. who Is
supposed To have been murdered about Ten
river. -"
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Mckinley has not yet passed the
danger from her illness
Administration decided that Cuban
constitutional convention has no voice
In reference to terms Of Platt amend
ment.
The members of the rivers and har.
bors committee have started for the
south
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Misslsslppi,s Senatorial Outlook

Memphis, Tenn, MAY 3l.--The counef
cIal-Appeal tomorrow will publish tne ~
lowing; THE next senatorial race 10 'ps
lssippl will be between Senator Money al'
Governor Longino and myself SAD g
senator William sullivan to a repersI v
day. IL do not care so much for tne Pels
lcal office" he continued, hut. there Y /.
clique in Mississippi which has been .ls s.s
TO down me and ! will show them tna' s1p
can not do it."
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THE RACES.
Newport Events.

Cincinnati, May 81 Six and half fur
longs Napoleon Bonap0rtc, Ida Penzance,
Laura First. Time, ~
Rive furlongs Rose Of Red, Faster Boy.
Nnnitn. Time t.U2.
Six aud n half rurlongs CalOocan. Bnf.
He'd, Brown Thrush Time i.22.
Mile Locust blossom Peter Duryca,
Charles Estes Time, LAM.
-Four aud tt half eurlcngs- Tambourino
II, Miss Gaines, Baccic Time, .55ib.
Six aud half furlongs- Marion Lynch.
Dr. Fannie, Julia Rose. Time, ~
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SPORT.

The st. Louis Judges have suspended
liarschhcrger indefinitely.
The Baltimore team gave another ex.
hlbitlon Of rowdylsm aud forfeited
game
Jchrics says he win cut loose from
Brady and be his own manager.
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shipxard MaohInists 70 Go oyt.

Newport News. Va, May Sl-Ths W.
chanlsts employed at the Newport ss''
Ship Building and Dry Dock COMPANY \
night, by practically unanimous as sasS
decided TO strike at o'clock Nos4
morning, their formal demand for q ~. NJ,
hour day with ten hours pay haylos w ~
formally refused today. About INV -
chanlsts will walk out.
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SHORT TEXAS sPEcrALs.

MOUNT CALM The now Rsn,is, eh,,oA
wlll he dedicated June Ia Rev. n
GamblyH, p. ~. OF Dallas, will preach
the dedication sermon.
SohsiSANA. Several families In GOV.
cred wagons passed through here on their
way south, they having come from North
IeNas, wnere they say the Prospects were
cot iaSterlng for a good crop
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baseball park between the Houston nnd
Texas Central and Necco y EisemaD
teams. 10th are practlclng daily. The
Houston ara Texas Cenfrals have very mn.
tpr;aly strengthened their team aud thore
Is no question but an exciting cnicrtlin.
ncnt Is In store for lovers Of the Nationil
RnInr
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New York. May 81 At Grnyesenl today
the May stakes furnished one Of the hest
rRces Of the meeting four horses finish.
Ing heuds apart. The Regent won on the
post 10y head.
Dr. Riddle. Time, l.l225.
Nile and a sixteenth Sadie s., The
Rh{mcr, Humboldt fine, $50,
donhcld Time, .O3 20.
The May stalker about six furlongs THE
Regent, Glennellle, Colonel Paddcn Time
i12M.
Mile aud furlong First whip, Adroni.
Gus, Asikc Thine. ~ i.5.
Five furlougs Sister Juliet Disadyan.
tage Chlrrup. Time SOB
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the age of "a Deceased was ,,a.
Of New York. but had lived IN Ss, nl IVY
Mo thirteen years. He leaves a MI. NV "
two children. ""s ~
MONROE. Marshall. Texas. Nav -
Mrs Harriet A. Monroe died al t6s 6,-'
OF her son, j. L. Deliver today. W
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sink nenun In chlcano.

Chicago. May 3l,-Chicdgo's machinlsts,
strike began today more than 1000 ouIt.
ting work In various shops aud factories.
because their employers refused 60 sian
the agreement sent out yesterday for n
l2ia per cent Increase In wages and a nine.
hpur day
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PHILIPPINES.

The Goodrcli court OF inquiry resulted
In the severe repnmanding Of Lieu
tenant Colonel Goodrich ana Colonel
cochrnne, the latter being ordered 10
the United States.
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sourIIERN LllAGur

New Orleans May 81 Tho game today
was played on wet grounds, hut was
marked 10y snappy playing aud good Iudg.
ment. II Wus crrnrlcss on The purt Of tic
locals. who were short handed Kelly was
spiked by StauCh and put ont of the ennr
ana but for JUhnstone, who was released
yesterdHy, the locals would have lost the
game; Ihey mad no men ON the bench
hut he hurrcdy donned uniform md
went TO work without being asked. Score;
New Orleans .,,.0lO 900 III / D q
selma .,..,....... .OOl luO OuO.- 1 4 .
From aud Abbott, Frlhhns aud Harlow.
Little Rock, Ark, May 81. Nashville won
from Little Rock today In the prettle,t
game seen here this season. II YRS n
pitchers battle throughout, and NnshVlllo's
only run was scored by Bnllnutync ON
loose fielding by the locals. Score.
Nashville .,.,..,. .UlO UtD Uu- i q
Little Rock .,... 900 900 QUO o i a
Shreveport. La. May 81 .-Chattanoogs
stopped the locals winning streak this M.
ternoon in well played game Sample
was touched up, but good fielding kept
the score down. Sensational plays We're
made on both sides. Score.
Shreveport ....... 900 600 o2O . d =
Chattanooga ,....OOl ITO lO.-- no !
Sample and Mcclure, Clayton and Roth
E"ehPhisf A'nnr AMY ol,-b birmingham
defeated the local team In close and OK
citing gaiGe today by score OF to 3. A
large crowd was IN attendance. The fen.
tire of the ganc vas Busseys long drive
over left field fence In the second Inning.
which Melted two runs. Score:
Memphis ....... 900 ono Wo-- 4 y
birmingham 800, 100 ul2 uuU-
Rob and Armstrong, Wilhelm aud Suli.
van.
Baseball Today,
The most Interesting game Of tho 500
son is announced for Saturday ey,nIn, =.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, Muy n 1t was nnyhody'a
gnmo until the ninth, when the sisltors
made two doubles and single on top OF
FarrelIs Wild throw and won Score:
Plttshurg .... .Op0 iuI tuy- 10 .
Brooklyn ........,.OOU no Op-- = . n
Phillip and oConnor. Kennedy aud Nj
CURE.
Philadelphia. May H. -Cnclnnnt.ih
dcphla game postponed ON account of wet
grounds
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Mormon Evanoolixation in rexas.

San Antonio Texas, May Mormon
elders from Utah and Idaho have arrived
~ the city and established office hcaduunr.
lers on Soledad street They will conduct
y series or open air meetings IN the city.
p, m. ~
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Arbuckles Reduced Price Of susst
New York, May 31.-Arbuckle Bros ',u,
reduced the price of all grades q nas X
sugar IL points. The American sugar r
dning company made no changes
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RAILROADS.

S. p, officials have returned from
tonr Of the system.
IT IS said that new railroad map was
drawn at conference held in New
York