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HORSE GUARD ELECTION.
Ohicers Chosen-Drill Given and Buff
 falo Trip Discussed.

falo Trip Discussed.
 The annual meeting of the Second company. Governors Horse Guard, was held at headquarters in the Meadow street armory last evening. There was ia large attendance, and the evening was especially enjoyable in every sense. Previous to the annual election of of fcers drill was given, and 1t was the general opinion that the company never appeared to better advantage. Major Ludington, Its commander won many compliments by the excellent work of his men.
 The following officers were elected: Secretary, Sergeant R. J. Woodruff; :; urer. ex-Major D. A. Blakeslee. The retiring clerk Lieutenant John w. Hugo, declined to accept reelection. He had served two years and given perfect satisfaction
 Major Luddington announced his ap- pointment of the following committees: Recruiting, Sergeant R. J. Woodruff, Priyates Taising and s. J. Hugo: uni- forms. Sergeant c. l.. Kirkland, Pri- yates Todd and Rice: Court martial, Lieutenant McDermott, Sergeant c. J.. Atwood, Privates Coburn and Webber
 The reports of the several officers were read. That of the treasurer was particularly gratifying. The proposed trip to the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo was discussed, but the matter was not settled. The company will go to Buffalo or to Valley Forge, Pa., in July.
 A company shoot and competitive shoot for the troop medal will be held Monday evening.
 The Second company, Governors Foot Guard met last evening under informally discussed arrangements for the Buffalo trip planned for. June li.
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Foreign Notes.

Melbourne, May 8.-The Duke and Duch- ess of Cornwall and York landed from the steamer Ophir at o'clock this afternoon. The whole city. Is mass of decorations and all work has been suspended. Ire royal party reached government house at o'clock. Here there was the scene of the greatest enthusiasm. A salute. was fired, and the royal standard wns hoisted. To day the weather has been perfect and It Is believed that crowd numbering 3Oo,O0D persons witnessed the procession. Tonight the city and harbor are ablaze with illu- minations of most elaborate description.
 Paris, May 6.-Count St. Ouen de Pierre court, whose family dated back to William bequeathed to the city of Oouen his fortune of ten million francs on the novel condition that the city annually gives marriage gilt of 100000 francs to couple Of giants In or der to regenerate the human species. The candidates are to be medically examined, and the heathiest couple will be chosen.
 Stockholm, May 6.--The Rlksdag commit tee which has been considering the minis terial army proposals has reported In Favor of increasing the expenditures by 2250O,OO0 kroner. making total of 45,000,000 kroner. The naval estimates are increased to 14,- ,0O0 kroner.
 Cologne, May GA military captive bal. loon, with two men In the car, ascended here during manoeuvres yesterday after noon. It broke loose In q gale. was soon lost to sight in the clouds and has not been seen snce
 London, May 7.--Accordng to the Rome correspondent of the Daily Chronicle, Mgr. Palewski, apostolic delegate In Bombay, will be nominated delegate for either Canada or the United States
 Constantlnople, May 6-The minister of finance, Reshad Pacha, has been relieved of his post and is succeeded by Iuhdi Pacha, minister of instruction, who will temporarl- ly fill both positions.
 Paris, May 6-Marino Igna Prado, ex- president of Peru, Is dead. N
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RED STAR LlNE.

NUW lOHN-ANIW WNRF-FANIS.
 Sailing at 12 noon.
 Erlesland, May SPennland, May 22 Southwark May 15 Kenslngton, May 29 International Navigation Company y3 Broadway, cor. Rector street, NY: Peck X Bishop, 7G2 Chapel street, M. zunder 6 Sons, 263 State st., M. B. Newton, 8J or. New Haven. d6 e0d
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Boxing Bot Is.

Trenton, N J., May 6, - Referee Crowhurst awarded the decision on foul of Joe Handler of Newark over Kid" Thomas of New York at the Trenton Athletic club to- night. It was brusing fight from the start. Hand- Ter looked like winner when the end came in the tenth round.
 Louisville, Ky, May 6.-Kid Carter of Brooklyn was tonight given the de- cision over Jack Bonner of Summit Hill, Pa. The fight went the twenty round limit. n 1T
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-07
Tool Works Destroyed

Lowell, Mass, May IT. The plant of the Fifield Tool company on Marginal street was destroyed by fire this morn- ing entailing loss of S250,O00, exclu- sive of that order, which 1t will be necessary to cancel. The loss is par tially covered by insurance.
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German Kills Russian.

Tien Tsin, May 6.--The Russian lieu tenant, Telekovsky, from the gunboat Bobr was shot dead by a German sol dier during a fracas on the Taku road. The German flred1in self defense Lieu tenant Telekovsky having attacked him with his dirk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-07

interscholastic tennis tournament was won today in hollow fashion by I. C. Wright, of Hopkinson, the last years champion, who defeated II. Hodge, of Andover, In the final round, 6-1 60, 6-2.
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FIRE, ON GoFFE STREET.
A Blaze in the House of William c
 Cummings.

lA bIdZe VII IIIe 1IUUSe UT W IVIefII O'
 Cummings.
 An alarm was rung from box sixty seven, corner of Goffe and Sperry streets at 5.45 yesterday afternoon for 8 blaze at the house of William c. Cum mings at No 1S7 Goffe street. The fire was in the basement and it's cause is unknown MT. Cummings does laundry work for students and quantity of the clothes which was in the basement was burned. The total damage amounted 10 about $200.
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Hamhuru-AmeriCan Line.

TVIN-sCREW EXPRESS SERVICE. PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG-HAMBU F. BISMARCK. MAY 9, 10 A. M. Deutschland, May 16Columbia, May 90 A. Victoria, May 23F. Bismarck, June {; TWIN-sCREW PAssENGERS SERVICE PLYMOUTH --CHERBOURG-HAM sBatavia, May 11IPretoria, May % Pennsylvania, May 18l +Phoenicia, June 1
 ~For Hamburg direct.
 Hamburg- Amer. Line, 37 B'yvay, ". Y, Thos H. Pease & Son, 1O2 Church street; M Zunder & Son. 249-251 State street, M. B. Newton & Co.,, New Haven. fe7
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sTARiN's
 New Haven TranspoYtatton e.

UAILI NACEPT SATUKDAY.
 Steamer JOHN H. SIARIN, Captain Nc Ailister, leaves New Haven from Starin'a Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam@e. @ EtRASTUS GORNING, Captain Thompson. aH, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The North River. at g ?. m. Mondays, Wedhes., days and Fridays; the ERASTUS s CORNIE1 Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fars rooms, $l.00. S'a'e'
 Tickets and staterooms for. sale at | n. Sn!asonos Sy!s nn, @ S67 Chapel street. Peck 6 Bishs the depot on arrival of Hartford train sa nnd ves from corner of Chapel and Church sfreats % every nGIls half hour, commencing at $50 p. m [. lading to all points West, South. a1ad So,,ths west. C. Fl. TfSH iR A1 ss,sH Svutus
 Order your freight via Starins Line. '-
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AMERICAN IINE

NEW YORK; K--SOUTHAMPTON.,- LONDON St. Paul, May 8, 10 am St. Paul, May2g, foam. St. Louis. May15, 10amlS St. Louis, June6. foam, N. York, May P, foam N York, June12 ~10anI
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There was no cattle market yesterday.
and the one sale Of any size was made on
the early market There we've a few
sea altering sales Of single h0ofs later, but
these were Of no special importance
Steele & sen. of Blackwell. were on the
market with two cars Of hogs One Of
them. hsavies. sold at the TOP price Of the
day, and the other, a car Of lights, sold &C
a good bulk price
VIA. Pennington sold a car Of heavy
weight porkers straight at strong bulk
prices
Rebstock & Schroeder were sellers OF
light weight hogs at good strong bulk
prices
Charlie Granville, Of sedgwicz. sold 8
car or light hogs AZ a good bulk price
n. w. Renau, OF Wakita, was a shipper
Of mediums which sold at a good bulk
figure.
Men & Trimble, Of Arkansas city, had
IN g car Of hess, which sold well On the
later market.
Charles Dorsey, Of South Haven; ". j.
Poppleweu. Rome: T. 3. Staley, Rosa
FfiI: D. u Hutchinson. Haverhili At
kins & V-ilfaonr, winfield; Hall & Sego.
Orlando; ". J. Norris, Oxford; Pat Nc
Kinley, Freerort. mixed stock; - Car
land. Eicwa: Joe Kirk, kingman. Bap-
tiste & Co. were all shipper Of stock dun
Ing the day. some of these were held
over and soma were shipped out.
The roads bringing in the hogs yester-
day were as follows Santa F'e is; 4ls-
souri Pacific, 3; Frisco, 2; Rock Island. 4
The daily c0uuarfs0ns we're as follows.
Yesterday, tons, s5-75' bulk s9-5es7 nv aV.
eraee weight. 20; receipts, sold and
weighed UP, So For the day before, tops
s. s.: bulk, s. - $3.50; average weight, rs;
rzeeinEs ! l5I
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WICHITA VERSUS GUTHRIE


The members e ths -Tlrhlta Country
Cub ere locking f2rEard win nush an
tleipacol 90 the Fo-lrte Ct july. - 1hlca
tine the r5lr to1r7ar1ert bstwqs1 re
Guthrie team and ne TFahlrA teasa wstl
iazs Dlsce- TIE zembcFz q tie ossA-.s
club. Mersrs. Dlzs Csantasil
Petite ard Uerr yil arrive ne~s e. tss
morning q TIE Fourth ard a cozzitrss
VII recs.Fe than az tne frain- r has
ust vss been de1n..s-y cec,dsd rs~rher
or not tas sane vLl -C1le-1--e early 81
tle sf.svnooa CO later
AGar tas sane tka s-er-hza q ere
Coa1--T ciub wiI Rluesr - ere c,sa
bose feT az sTeri-r q es5gyneet sz1-
tsrls Military bard al give e r-rcert
during tas s~c--r farr7 tiI arl -a
-e16E Uss.- a. isteSvais f-r1E ~ .at-
ter pzrt = - sverior cars far uen-
ss-s 90 TBS clc5 ed t11r fztlE w
BE- PACED oa tks lawn Cs1sr csrvees-
szcea az - arranged az1 80 srE s.
SIRE - - : saasz enc fcr t1e nssgl 1ers
81 M c-o-ntrr c-s
Nfr Jua- p PgweE VII h-Ts r zrss -
fts sizrI-g 70 fr-za-zs szl lEs WI lars
sr-rt e1e ar So a sale Errfyt
f1r tEa display e e1tcrs Ezs tesa 49,
rTt1 f1r - tae erzErrEs Fs-g 80 f.a
evs1ax - r-rs - - an iztsrss-.er as.1
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Co1s e--Es -1l - r.-rsa 20 "a ssrr-
tsrs e tss clzs as f1sr rzn1as szd
tHcas esEsr--z So sr-sz ans eane.sz
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fae uez.ssrn wfl - rscessrs - cs-1-
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CITY IN BRIEF.

DIT. c. G. Baker has a me new boy baby
at his house. he IS correspOndingiy hap
~.
Mrs. Minnie Hartman. 81 North Market.
went TO Winfield yesterday 70 attend
ChaItauQua-
Mrs. Alberta House OF Douglas spent
the week with Mss Mae Smith OF wichita
ard reports a pleasant time
Mrs. A Il smith and Miss Margie
English OF Kansas CITY are here, visiting
Mrs. y. 4. English and their sister. 3lrs.
FIX Dean.
Mrs Barnett. the dressmaker on North
Market. is taking q Two months zion
With friends az Townnda and Fl Dorado
She VII return September lst
Josephine l. Hs7Eins. the infant dau-h-
ter OF In and Ms ~ P. HanlSins, died
az the home OF her grsndmoLher. Mrs
Klaus. az 10 North water. at O'Clock
Sunday morning. OF braIz. fever.
Ms. Holmes Of Plymouth. Mass. who
has been visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. George
Fuller. returned home yesterday. 1lrs.
Holmes is this wife of the president o.
largest cordsse company f. the word
Mss opal Street left a few DAYS aso
Tor Philadelphia. 70 spend the summer
with relatives. she win also visst New
ok. Washington and other eastern CT
siss, returning BIZ way OK &euia, Chio. 90
visit az her old home.
II. D. Agcvay. formerly city electrician.
IL doing well IN Topeka. where ~ g.
superintendent OF the oTerton aranufao-
turing company. 2fr. McYsy writes 70 a
friend here that he has Just secured FOR
hts company the contract foT all electrical
WORK. including rvmcdeiing TIE elevator
az the state house IN Topeka, snd that
he figure Is ST. SEQ
The regular Wednesday band CONCERT
VIII be given tonight n Hamuton PARK.
Program 70 start promptly II SIS O'Clock.
In future the nightly concerts VII be held
n the three different park--- hyde. EIanal-
ton ard Riverside More aehts and seats
have bosn ad1ed. and The stress car COM
pany VIII Tun special cara tho nights
the c0u certs are given.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, July >, 1871
For thirteen days now the wind has
been south al the time. and the tenpera-
tlre has every day gone 70 . or more
today Il was So, and has not gone below
20 during any o. the uigats- The low est
today Nss IS.
There have been some clouds today
mostly cumulus clouds moving from the
south ana not OF any signifcsnce az a
preuonirou Of rain, Of which the Iast
fen two weeks ago.
For the past six months the temper
azure he's been, or an average, about one
and half degrees daily warmer than the
normal. FRED L JOHNSON.
Observer
WASHINGTON. July a.-FOrecasts Tor
"Wednesday ard Thursiey:
Probably showers and cooler
Wednesday; TEurslzy far; south 20 Test
winds
Oklahoma and indian Terricory-Fsi ar
and warmer wednesday Thursday r-o1-
ably showers AID thunderstorm and
cooler i1 southern portion. southerly
winds becoming uo-th5riy
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HOE AAREET LOVER
No Demand for Hogs and
Market Sinks.
TOPS REST AT 1915
Receipts.6 13-No Cattle Trad
ing--GeneraI Collapse,

There was q very discouragirg market
yesterday as 10 hogs, the quotations being
70 10 cents lower and very scant de-
mand from The packers. Dold was the
principal buyer Of the car hogs and Cud-
ANY took In some small lines of wagon
stuff. There were ten or twelve cars Of
hogs which went out il first hands. The
quality Of the car offerings was generally
very fair and the whole days deliveries
considered. the quality was not at all
low. There we're common nOEs on sale
and there was better stock. with 6n av-
erage Of generally good The demand shut
OF at once after the opening. and packers
laid down on their purchases, leaving
the days business showing q large output
OF hogs transferred 10 the East The
receipts were heavy, and both car douv-
cries and wagon offerings showed up
very satisfactory.
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COMING LOCAL VENTS.

Regular meeting OF The wichita Medical
ard Surgical society N the c5uncn cham
Der. city Huiiding. this CyYednas6ay) even
Ing, al O'Clock
wichita Lodge No. ~ Knights o. Pyth-
tss VII iastan new officers a. p. m u
morrow. A banquet VII be served afrer
ths osren onies are eonciudad.
There VIZ be a special oouvocston of
Albert Ike lodEo No. 81. 4 2. q a. ~
this evening. work Il TIE second degree
Visiting brethren are welcona.
Al Ice cream social WI Dc gfvea hy
TIE ladies' q the pro-catirrcr11 parish
ISIS CVveI saslzy) evening. Juiv :. az 1s
eoner q Srsond ard 81 F'raaess AL ars
oo-diaily invited. G2a,a y snaHs CT
&c.,
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PAsTuREs pRIEo u.
Eastern Counties Have Had No Rain
FOR Neeks.

FOR weeks.
-lIr. John Too.e d prominent farmer ard
s-ockua1 q Bourbon coznty vas II the
city 1ew oays ago looking over the
countrv-
he said that everything az home was
burned up. there being 70 rsi- Tor sew
eral weeks, and cattle had cnly The
browse Of tres 20 eat TIE pastures
were dry as tizder and the ponds had
no water. and tie ceus Dust se driven
several nsles q Easer. lie ssiz that
FL the Fu1t hils the grass Vas al rghL
bnr the water supply was sacrt. Es
VII snip his cattle from rs farm 81
Eeurbc1 county 20 ths Tlilt his chs
sumner and would bring tleu % Seag-
wioz county 70 winter he said Several
cther cz-ue-e1 81 MS county w0ui5 60
tire SAFE. He also sac t1st re cTop q
f9-aes plants wozld no- auo1-t 70 kzlr
The eve--rr wfe-d
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CONGRESSMAN L0TG ~ Town
ne Ts EnlsT * AS Ret From WIZ
81 IS = l.lnE-san.

CcrETsesnan Caesfer I Lorg vla =
"a rity ys-te-Eay m 1is raT hons -
is ergegirG "a Fe7f rren hssF "a v-sEh-
i-rter. i1 ere uasss q Chs Eczuszs sososs
20 pleafv ard ~ eN~ir7 ia says thzH
- meets TO ens aav -1ra IA no "a
hapry sns eontertel aaa - bslisTss
Kansas has catered "a ga sh@s wl4 -
raercrs5fs Pr - sent-rL
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ENcLiss NDRFlLLo cHEsRiEs.


A. 81 rs,rsss CO Kaat r1arias arsssss
rartsr1av lssg 81 90 Eags e1es . ess
g 80 ~ Mz1 ehs~sA E1eT Sss
t.aatse4. 20 tsa egs 40 gs.aals. a ts9
ye1rs az ~ Ees1e so SIS Hesss
ss saas a. yerze - rstlTats s.. 81
SO - Fsrsslss rar. e. sTsttr q sz-sse
ss,- as -aa 81 fces 81 80 uts rrss
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large white. &c. fancy snan colorss. &c:
fancy small white. g.
Eggs-Receipts. 1859 packages. market
steady; western oandled. Isgl4c; western
uncandied. 13Glgtsc
sugar-Raw. barely steady; fair rein
ing. S-l6cs centrifugal. s. test, T-s1cs
unolasses sugar. 5-ls> Eefred cUl1r.
crushed. $50. powdered. SIS. grau0-
lated. $50.
CoHaa-Trlf- No RIO. s.
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pRY eooDs MARKET.

Nsw To-k. July 2.-The intensely 81
vaasher has sEal1 10 materially as-l-s,
s-ar business II al sre-tozs. a1d Sara
rr6e RS been ~ restricted character
The tare - tls uz-zeg vas eru Esr al
Exemptions q ccr-7a sco5s- ana zee Eal
Fer ul-ze- IS ats1 Eru SlE ara e.
ecle- reusc at steady prizes Eoze-r
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS


ChicaEo.
Chicago. July 2-Catrfe -Receipts. g .51o.
including 60 Texans; native ard Texas
steers. weak: butchers stock steady 10
slow: good to prime steers So l56.25i poor
70 medium. sf.15ll5. 1s. stocSers and feed
ers weak- S3.5)l4.69- cows. 81 sof74 s.; heif-
ers s1E7=.1 0. Gamers. ESQ; bulls.
S2.5317s.5e; calves steady. $t9o54.4'i Texas
fed steers 81 1515 -. Texas grass steers,
S3.5f7s -. Texas balls. e. 5ofs.59.
Hogs-Receipts, today. lS.lo0i tomorrow
5000 estimated; LETT over. 800, market
slow: top. $3.50; mixed ana butchers, $3.50
15I5s good 80 choice heavy, t'-s5a6 -3i
bulk OF sales. $3.50 s.575s
Sheep-Race1Uts, lG.t-o. sheen. good ma
tives steady: western weak; spring lamos
steady g. strong. choice steacyi others
slow g0c5 10 choice W1-hers. $500 g le,
FAIR 70 cheics mixed s.ol13.I5i western
sheep. 5 oa. veariinzs, Ss.-5st-l5; na-
tive lambs, $50 l5--9; western lambs. sac
s5.1o.
ST. Lovls-
market lower, native steers S2.7aG4 81,
stockers sud feeders. t-.55z4 -s5, COWS and
heiters Ass. Texas and indian
steers. s3-54ssl-sl. cows ard Lei1ers, SIS
Q4.L-
Hoz-Recespts. fos9; market 5 cents
l7wsr; pigs and tights Sis 80. Paczers
SIS $50. butchers. f7.s1o
Slesp-2e-eicts. market slow %
lower. uat-v e-n-ytc-s. Sass ' lambs.
1868: Texas motions. SIS l----
Ksnsas City.
Kansas City. Julr Recei PTS
II 1oo- Including l0 Texans, best beef
stesrs steady 10 easy. others - % &c
lower. naive steers, tsfe '- Texans
and Indians g 81. Texas grass steers
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CASH Quotations.
rr--Hra r-t-o+ Gr-r-v and aa~-r

vvhezt-No. spring, ss1ssci No. 2 rsd.
s es5c.
Corp-NO. ?. z5sse; No. 2 yellow, 4r49
&c.
oass-Vo. 2. nae; No. white. IKE:
70 white. eat461Ssc.
Eye-No 2. 4-c.
Earley-Good feeding. EG5-a
Flsz seed-No. l. &.ss; No. I north
we 1ern- gsa
Timothy sesd-Priue. -. 3o7z 4
Pork-1fess. per bb-- 81 Efl&l3
I-sFd-Per led lbs. = ASA.
Short ri5 sides losEsi. s. sc1s To- drT
s7ltsd shoulders foox-6l. q. are; short
clear E,des (boEs5s. s. -1sEs-G-
Whisky Baess - high wines 81
Cl11er-Coltrzct EBaEe. = r.
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SEDIMENT o. set
ting indicates Al
unhealthy con6-
ten CT the lid
nsys L It s-zias
your linen Il IS
Z icencs OF KID
ney trouble toe
frequent desire 70
pass II CT pain IN
the hack IS also
- -s---~- 80 49,
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NationaL Leaoue standinc

CINCINNATI. 10; BOSTON,
Boston. JULY 2.-Cincinnati batted Pit
fingers offerings hard and often today.
and won easily. Hahn was effective
at al times Murphy Of New Haven
played his first game for Boston, Al
tendance, LOO. Score: H Z
Boston .....OO0o8o10e-1 3
Cincinnati ........--.0 Q Il SO Is :
Batteries - Pittfnger and Kittredge;
Hahn and Bergen
ST LOUIS. 4; BROOKLYN, 2
Brooklyn. 5Uly. 2.-Tcdays game with
s.. Louis was twice Interrupted by rain
and then by a wind storm. being finally
stopped altogether Ey a terrific thunder
storm. St. Louis Won by punching hits
on Donovan il the first two innings. At
tendance, go. Score: H 2
St. Louis ..............2 ? 0 1000 o
Brooklyn ...--.........o 0 0 ? - g
Battertss-Poweu and Rowan; Donovan
and 1-cCiuire.
PITTSBURG, 3; PHILADELP 6.
PhiadeIphfa. July 2.-Ths home team
apparently had today's game wdEI in
hard, but in the eight inning Pittsburg
made three hits, one double. which, aided
aided by two errors. gave them four runs
ana the game. Attendance 1911 Score:
RI z
Pittsburg ............1 . 10000 Il 2
Philadelphia -.......0 0 II 0e0e-S .
Batteres-PhIlHppi and thinner; White
and Mcfarland.
NEW YORK, s; CHICAGO, 8.
New York. july New York made y
three straight from Chicago. winning an
interesting game by hitting the bail az
stages when the visitors erred Attend
ance. 1850. Score: r E
New York .--.......2 ? o. ole o - IL 2
Chicago ....,........o 0o0013-s s
BaCteries-Phyle ard Warner Hughes
and kim.
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There IS comfort in TIE knowis6Es 50
cftsn expressed. that Cr. K5,ner's Swamp
Rect, tse gTest kltnsy remedy frifils every
wish II caring rnsu-stlsa. pain in ta-
hack, kidneys. liver. BLADDER and ev-rv Fart
Ct ths urinary passage. L couecs inability
70 hold water and scaidinE Vaia IN PASSING
K, CT Bad efiscts following use Of liquor,
sriue or bss-. and overco-lcs tast unpleasant
necessity Of beng compelled C. 60 cftea
ounng The day, ard 70 e, I'd many times
during The night. the mild ard the ezra
Ordinary eifsc, Of Sva1lp-RcOt is seen
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You may have a sample botils q this
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ca TIE Profucs EEchEnge. today. L1s
rra- -4oset - To- 1Ws
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AmerIean Leaaue standIne.


6JoLJNl ID 5aLI INLJF-E-, .
Baltimore, July 2.-Bost0n broke Balti-
rnore's winning streak by taxing today's
game. About the only feature OF Tho
game was the batting BY Fireman snd
REE
Baltimore ...........s2 ooo01o ISL ?
Boston ...............O 02410 0-10 Z :
Bauerie and Robinson:
V-frrars and Sehrp1k
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-03

This large four-story building IS ed
rlira0ly d,ted ana furnished far tns cars
Of the sick No l1atas2me or ccntsEi Gus
6iseascs admitted. bur az other diseases
that are usually treated az hosp .rsls are
Euecessfuilv treated here. including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Hahl5s.
sbsolulsy guaranteed Womel. ulaT-iol
Or single. can dnd q safe retreat re
Euring confinement. ana q home % every
a. FOUND Tor the 1llll r required a
home ,,r the poor ara rich alike, as al
rpsratI1ns and medical trestmsut are
tree. aad the only charge thai IS made is
tha ordinary hospital zee. Wai4h is just
eaouga e. pay tha running expenses u
the nsttUtion. The best OF references
given when required. write Tor circular
g the "adarfha washington Home"
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Thousands Have Kidney Treble
and Don't Know Il.

FL bottle OF common gizss with your
water ard les i stand tgeaD'-foUr hours :