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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-31
M'KINLEYS NEW VIEW.
Necessity for High Protection Has
Largely Disappeared.

Washington, May 30. Speaking at
a luncheon rendered IN his honor
today, NJ Jules SIegfried, the
French statesman now visiting this
country, said President Mckinley
told him In recent interview that
he was no longer an ultra protection
list. The United States had reached
that period In its history when II
became necessary to 60 out in the
world and secure markets aud the
necessity for heavy protection hnd
largely disappeared
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AN IMPORTANT POINT.
Pilotaee Laws May Be Extended to the
Philinnines


New York, May 80 Commenting upon
the supreme courts decision in the In
snler test cases, the Washington CORE
spondent Of the Tribune says that at the
sion which attracted little attention at
other insular decisions, last Monday, Will
OF the coastwiec trade 10 the Philippines,
direction OF the president and on recon.
the treasury department., tne coastwlse
soon after the ratification OF the Paris
treaty, or In August. 1898 about the same
time they were also extended To Hawaii.
What is known as the pilotage case which
was argued by OK Senator Lindsay Of Ken
lucky. was friendly litigation brought TO
test the legality OF these extension OF the
shipping laws The supreme court sustained
the presidents act and It Is now thought
that there Will be demand to extend The
regulations to the Philippines In pursuance
of the courts mandate,
Shipping men say this would he a serious
blow to American shipping. II Is con.
tended that the country Is nor yet ready
to include the distant Philippines In les
eoastwise trade and to confer on that FAR
removed archipelago the benonts OF the
American navigation laws. Stlll as the
question Is not vet very well understood IL
Is likely that little wiz be heard about
II until congress takes hold Of Il and
enacts the necessary legislation.
T
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Baseball SUNDAY.

The Galveston baseball tluh are practic-
ing daily for their game With the fremcn
Sunday. The Galveston team Is composed
OF semi-protessional players and no doubt
viii give the home team hard struggle
for the victory. The ircmeu feel very
murh elated over their victory over the
Dallas team last Sunday and are going TO
try their best to add another to their list
from Galveston Roper and Childress will
he the battery for the locals, while Lutlch
and Olsen Will do the honors for the VS.
TORS. sgd Proctor will umpire. Play VIII
be called Mt $50 p. m. ladies are cor
daily Invited to attend and will he nd
mltted TO gate aud grand stand free.
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CEREMONIES AT WASHINGTON.
Exercises at the Different Cemeteries
Largely Attended

Exercises at the Different Cemeteries
Largely Attended.
Washington, May 30-.MemoriaI day was
observed in Washington with the usual
ceremonies. The weather which has been
stormy for week was delightful and the
exercises at the different cemeteries where
soldiers are buried We're largely attended.
PRESIDENT Mckinley was delayed by visit
OF the doctors to Mrs Mckinley.
mol only were the contributions of flow.
ers ana the greetings from individuals for
rue purpose or decoration larger but the
resources Of the National government were
added to these and all of the rich spring
blossoms q the Botanical gardens. the
parks ana the other government couserva,
tories We're freely placed at the dIspos1l
OF the decorating committee The public
monuments about the city, most of them
statues OF heroes of the civil war ware
handsomely draped with combination az
national colors and mourning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-31
San Francisco Eventa.

San Francisco. May 3o.-Doublet heavily
played won the Decoration Day handicap
today at Oakland.
Seven furlongs-Pat Morrssey. Donator,
Rio Chico. Time. ] rs
Mile and Il quarter. scllhg-Alicln, Lost
Girl Suncllo. Time. 2:oS.
:, Six characterization, Duckoy. Nuah.
Time, liza
:. SIX furlongs. Decoration Day handicap 80
Doublet, Good Hope. Alas. Time, 1 ;l3la.
Five furlongs Nnssnlo, Lou Welsea, Jar.
rieterre dor. Time, 1:01h.
= Mile and sixteenth Ships, Elnsteln,
Bnrdock. Time, 1:4S
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FREE.

Plain Facts for sse md
Ny newest book, "Ma ssa pss,sa, {
man. young and old, In tne M \
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STATE.

Prof. Molly Iectured at Bryan on the
best methods for discriminating the boil
weevll
The state took continuance In the
case against II. G.. Pierce.
Lopez Wall was shot and killed near
San Augustine.
Decoration Day was observed at
number OF places In Texas.
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PALE PEOPLE HAVE PALE BLOOD.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic makes rich
hIond lllI.7
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Nan Bank at eeaumone.

Beaumont, Texas, May S0.-The Amerl-
can National bank With a capital of Si00,.
coo win he ready for business tomorrow
morning The directory OF the bank con
slsts Of w, +. Keith. Judge George c.
Greer, ]. y. Bropssard. all prominent In
business aud professional circles in Beau
mont; ex-Secret0ry of State ID. II. Hardy
OF Crockett, &. L. Craycroft, Tom Ever
hart, Il. T., Clements and Up. Withers,
sherman The officers are: J. +. Wilhers.
president; Judge e, o'Brien, vice president;
Tom Eyerhart, second vice president. and
Esp. Clements, cashier.
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PASSION FOR GAMBLING
Among Smart Set in London Threat.
ems to Lead TO Scandal.
WELL. KNOWN WOMEN HEAVY LOSERS
Women OF Position Do Not Hesitate to
Act as Beaters to Flush Birds
for Pluckinn.

London. May 30.-The passion for
gambling pervading the smart set in Lon
don threatens to lead to much scandal
Stories are already current of well-known
women being In financial difficulties over
gaming losses, In one case amounting TO-,
1t is said 5000 at single sitting. the
World exposes the universally OF the
craze, saying: Everyone is bent on beg
Earring his or her nelghbor. 1t is the
smart hostess, who, regardless of all CON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-31
MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
In the Historic Andersonville Prison
Stockade Dedicated,

Americas, Ca, May 3o-A memorial
fountain over the Providence spring in the
historic Andersonvlle prison stockade was
dedicated today in the presence of a large
crowd. National Commander James Al.
wen OF the National Association Of Union
ex-Prisoners of War unveiled the tai ct.
which bears this inscription:
This fountain was erected by the Ma.
,,ohai Association Of Union ex-Prisoners OF
War In memory of the 52.345 Union sol.
diers who were confined here as prisoner
OF war and of the 1890 comrades who died
and whose remains are buried in the adj.
mortal Day, May 30, 1901, James AtweIl
National commander; S. NJ. Long, adiutant
general; J. ID. Walker, chairman executive
committee"
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LOCAL.

The twenty-third annual commence
ment of the Houston High school.
Another oil well to be bored In Har-
rls county.
The observance Of Memorial Day by
the patriotic organizations of the city.
Committees appointed for the Fourth
OF July celebration for the. Dick Dow
ling monument fund.
Daughters of the Republic arranging
for trip to the San Jacinto battle
ground
Entertainments being arranged to
raise funds for the next State Saenger-
fest to be held In Houston.
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At Alvin.

Alvin. Texas. May 3O.-Decoiaue
was duly observed here today III
were held at the Christian ehu'sa III
M. and the following program 1--WE ,ss.ss
Song. America prayer " gsrst IA
chaplain, S. w. Patterson mus%% M
This Hallowed Place we See H., M
Genesis of the G. 4, r. Ut Y
Work: music; The Little Ma .,ss 4 n
mle Dixon; Grafton by Charles Charles Il II
Eenartment commander; muse II
Them over After services 7 =.
cession formed and marched ~ \ N
cemetery, where the graves W snwsr
fully decorated with choice no1sN
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Drowning Reported.

To the Editor OF The Post
Trinity River Texas. May 2T.- Please
publish that Ed c, Burke was drowned
in Trinity river at the end of the santa
re track Sunday afternoon. A party Is
IN search Of his body. but have failed IN
tnd II. 1t Is said that he has a brother
In or near Houston.
Please send copy Of your paper ana
obhge, yours truly,
Nyqust & Madison,
Lamb postoffice
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WASHINGTON.

here is no gusher at Houma, La.
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JEFFRlES-RUALlN MATCH.
Champion Would Prefer to Fight in the
East.

New York, May 9o.--ChampIon james J..
Ienrles has started for San Francisco. BE,
fore leaving he outlined his plans as fol-
lows: II expect to stay IN Chicago for a
day or two and talk with William A.
Brady about the conditions Of my prospec.
tive fight with Gus Rubin. II the san
Francisco clubs offer enough money | win
meet Rubin out there We viii probably
he able to fight in Connecticut within a
few months, and there Is more nancy in
the game In the East than on the Pacific
coast. am anxious to meet Ruhlin In
the ring, After lighting him | Will take
on Tom Sharkey These two men VIII
positively be my last opponents, as l In
tend to retire from the ring and never re-
turn to IT,"
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CONFEDERATE REUNION.

Closing feature was the grand bah
rendered the visitors by citizens OF
Memphis.
-Four thousand veterans were In the
line Of the grand parade.
Many old battlehags were displayed
and called forth much enthusiasm
Spectators greeted prominent veterans
with rouslng cheers as they passed.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Decoration Day generally observed
throughout the country.
McLaurIn announces his candidacy for
United States senate to succeed Till.
man
Memorial fountain in Andersonville
prison stockade dedicated.
Negro ynchcd Mt Birmingham. Ala,
for attempted assault on young lady.
Kowboat swept over dam at Phlla-
delphia and five girls and two boys
drowned.
More than half the machinists In
southern railway shops are ont.
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COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool spots and contracts closed
at small advances.
American spots unchanged; New Or
leans contracts higher.
Cattle markets ruled strong to 10c
higher for steers.
Holiday In Liverpool to-day and to
morrow,
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One Chicago Firm Weakens.

Chicago, May 30-Trazer X Chalmers of
this city, who recently signed the nine-hour
agreement with the machlMsts, announced
today that the firm would 90 back to the
old scale OF wages IN effect before May
20 Although over sixty firms In Chicago
signed the new agreement it is said that
the majority of them viii follow the lead
OF Frazer X Chalmers and 60 back 10 the
old scale
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The pacifio Mail.

New York, May 20.--At the annual meet
Ing to-day OF the stockholders Of the Pa.
cihc Mail Steamship company the old
heard of directors was elected, with the
exception OF l. II. Gates, who Is succeeded
by George j. Gould, The receipts Of the
company for the year ended April 30 We're
S3.07i.i iiO. a Decrease OF STi6,45t compared
with last year. The expenses for the last
year were SENSING or $19,s15 less than
the preceding year General and extra ex.
penses, S345, tGS a decrease OF Sz,2l2, aud
balance. sl67,s22. decrease OF s6e2,36l.
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BioYeIlst Badly Hurt.

Boston, May 30.ln the fourteenth mile
Of a twenty-five mile bicycle race at the
New Revere track today Harry Fixes, who
was leading by one and quarter laps, was
thrown violently owing to punctured rear
tire lie was badly hurt about the shoulder
and body and for time was unconscious
james 7. Moran was the second man, with
Harry Caldwell hopelessly In the rear.
Moran finished the twenty-five miles In
1925 80
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CaMthons Still on Lon.

The second game of baseball between the
yesterday afternoon and resulted In favor
Of the Cawthons by the score OF 10 to o.
The features OF the game were homo
RIM by Russell, German and Mcdonald
They play their third game Sunday on the
Cawthons grounds.
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III IL were fair to assume that the same
average increase per cent-4 .9--would APP
ply to the new acreage In Virginia, Okla
HON, Missouri and the Indian Territory, IL
would make the total cotton area this year
2o'26l'Il5 acres, an increase OF 1,226 715
acres over last seasons Planting.
As opposed 10 this Increased area. re
ports OF the condition of the crop are at
least uniformly unfavorable as a result of
cold and dry weather and instances OF sub
sequent washing rains
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with total of twenty eight bases, giving
milwaukee, an easy victory In the afternoon
Miiwaukee ,...... .olo 1896 oox-f5 10 y
washington ,.,,.. 100 100 DOL 3 II =
Reldy and Leahy; Mercer and Clarke.
Detroit. May 3O.-Detroit took the lead
at the start today and held 1t for three
Innings. but after that Baltimore outbatted
and outnclded them. Score:
Detroit ............211 600 003- II I
Baltimore ......... 900 113 O32-iO l6 2
Frlsk and Buclow; Dunn and Bresnahan.
IN the afternoon Cronln pitched a mas
terly game Score: X II Il
Detroit .........,... UUl III OOX- 10 o
Baltimore ......-.,. 900 900 100 I =
Cronlu and Bueow; McGinnity and
Bresnahan.
Cleveland, May 30.-The morning game
between Cleveland ana Philadelphia was
pitchers battle Hnrt's wlldncss and two
errors gave the Athletics their only run.
Score: II II n
Cleveland ....... .O1o 600 OOo- / z
HhllhdelphlH ......, 100 OOl 100 D
Hart ana Wood; Plank and Powers.
H. the afternoon game Cleveland was
unable to bunch hits on Bernard which
gave the game 10 Philadelphia. Rain stop
ped the game In the ninth inning. Score:
Cleveland .........1 100 100 90 2 9 ;
philadelphia ..,..,, .O23 900 30 8 II u
Hofer, Scott and Wood Bernhard and
| Pow ers
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At nsnisnn

Denison, Texas, May 30.-In spite n
peltlng rain, memorial services Fss 4
orally observed. The parade and I
monies at the park were lbandona
William IL. Atwell Of Dallas, untei u
district attorney, delivered The adaisal
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FOR NURSING M so,I, III
Groves Tasteless W."
.sess At Stamford

Stamford, Texas, May "a NJ
about 3 o'clock stanford y, s,l,,s,'
FIRE. It broke out in v. .n 7. lNsT
taurant, spreading anu lam p EttheiEsss,'
sons sleeping rooms ',nsurance w
lard hall. Loss S3ouV' 'ns..-
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HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas. May 3o-rhe following
proceedings were had today In the supreme
court:
Applications refused: ~ r. Rutherford
vs. j. d. COX ct nj, from Collin; John F. Al.
lin vs., Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way Company, from Harris.
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Seven favorltes won Mt Gravesend ana
the bookmakers lost heavily.
Shreveport strengthened her lead In
Southern league.
National league double games broke
even.
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At Chattanoona.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 3O.-Th, n
Of the 1850 dead Union soldier u
400 Spanish American war soldiers n
in the National cemetery here were q
ated today with fitting ceremonial
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MACHINISTS' STRIKE.
More Than Half the Southern Raiwa
Cbopp7a, Are O,+

More Than Halt the Southern Railway
Shopmen Are Out on Strike.
Washington, May 3e-Reports received
today by the Southern railway show that
more thaD half of the machinists employed
~ the Southern's shops at Charleston, At
lanta, Knoxville, Columbia. Spencer Man
chester and Birmingham are out on strike
The adviCes announce that there Is no
trouble mt Alexandria, Memphis and Lau.
renceVille shops and all the men there are
at work. About 500 machinsts are EN-.
ployed 10y the southern in all its shops
The reports do not state the exact number
OF strikers
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DECORATION DAY IN IEIE
At Corpus Christ

Corpus Christi, Texas, May s0-kz
ton day was duly observed here tos,J
local Grand Army camp decorstIr, 4,
the graves of the blue and the rtJ 4
appropriate ceremonies.
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Observed in Mexico citu

Mexico City, May 30,-The local Grand
Army post observed Memorial day by deco.
rating the. graves of American soldiers at
this city.
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Metal Trades Nicotine Called.

Milwaukee, Wis, May 50.-Edwin Rey-
nolds, president of the National Metal
association, today called meeting Of
that body to,--he held In New York
on June II to discuss the machinsts' sit
nation
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FOREIGN.

Rumorcd anarchist conspiracy to as
sasslnnte king of Spain.
Passion for gambling pervadlng Lon
don's smart set threatens n scandal.
Count William Bismarck died at Der.
lin.
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Wabash settlement Approved.

Toronto. ontario, May 30.-The executl<
board Of the international Machinists' asso-
citation has approved settlement Of the
strike on the Wabash railway system and
the men Will return TO work at once
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THE FIRE RECORD
Residence at Marlin

Marlin. Texas, May 3o.-fiis
the residence and content, q La
this morning about = ris nons,,
known; insurance $3.50 on no''''
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st. Louis Results.

ST Louis. May 30.-Maude Come won
the $500 Memorial day handicap at the
Fair grounds this afternoon, equallng the
track records for Ave and half fnrones,,
six furlongs selling--Lawton, Wild katie,
Around Again. Time 1915
Mile, selling -MaYimus, Tea Gown. Katie
Freeman. Time IA.
Four and half furlongs selling Marie
Elena. Miss Dora iluntress Time .15h.
Mile and a quarter, selpg--Laly of the
West, Celtic Bard. lee. Time 2:0sh,
The Memorial handicap Ave and hnlt
furlongs, purse Sl5OO-7Maud Come, Sharp
Bird. Frank Bell. Time 1907.
Mile. selling Farmer Bennett, SarmeI,
Meeddlesome. Time l:4lk.
Six furlongs, selllng-~Vicie Vance, SArd,
Matt Hogan. Time 1:l4
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Selling, mlle--Bertha Buck 81, Nirgis
d'Or 81, Judge Magee III, CrossmOllns 100.
Winyah. l07, Ida Carbrey -, Swordsman
ia, Julletta Il. 50. Loonc 81, Denny Dury
ougb Jim Breeze 1O7.
-Four furlongs, maidens-An Mine, Anna
Elliott, Ethylene, Eva Belle 10l, Jung
Frau 40, Genca Leaning, Lady Drew iO1,
1lita Lee 100. Maggie Clopton l04 Double
Day 40, Wlssendine 101
NinesiSteenths of a mlle--Preeiseiy 10T,
Colonel Flynn, Fiossie King, Oakling i03
MN CASTOR 100, Nor MAJ no Potheen, Nil.
plondschere, Staolcles 1903 Bill FRITZ 100,
John Storm, Schworzwald ITO, William II.
i pf fpowey ,US Pass 2 sHa l 40 Ms,
Aubrey 50, Ethel Wheat 100, Golden Har.
vest 100.
Mile and sixteenth. selling Albert t..
Dewey 81. Silver Coin 107. Thornwild Oh,
Ida Ledford 1902, Satin Coat 9d
Seven furlongs, settings Special Notice
107. The Singer 10s, Windward 100. Pres
Our Lady. BIZ Sparks 80. Sile Ftnriend.
Miss Patron 104 Deponan lQi Elbe lO2. In
DESTROYS l04, Eight Bells l07, Sam Lazarus
he
Weather clear; track fast.
Exciting Races at Newport.
Cincinnati May 30.-Eiye thousand spec,
tatnrs ut NpMnnrl gnrnn aHnIIil,a
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At pes Moines.

Des Molnes, Iowa, May 30.--A parade OF
mile In length OF veterans of the civil
ana spanish wars was the principal feat,
ure OF Decoration day here.
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OIL DENELoPMENr.

Rumors Of new gushers at Beaumont
not wholly-true, though there are good
Indications.
The Guffey company proposes to put
Texas oil into the ports of the great
lakes.
There Is no gusher at Houma La.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL I.rAGnr


Boston, May 30.-Chlcago took the morn
ing game today by hammering Dlncens
curves In the sixth inning Both teams
ran bases miserably ana helded like amat.
Chicago .......... 900 oo4 600 4 . X
Boston ............ 900 O20 COL 7 1
WaddeI ana Kahoe; Dineeu and Kilt
Boston won the afternoon game by su.
perior baSe running. chicago did not find
lihttssbqrg,s delivery until the eighth and
ninth Innings. Score:
Roston ............. 100 o02 2ox-- ) 10 3
King.
New York, May 30.-trhls mornings game
In Brooklyn was q battle royal In the mud,
pitlsburg winning in the ninth on Wag.
ner's single, an out and Kcliy's Wild throw
Hughes kept the hits scattered but his
Ritchlc did all the hitting for Piitsburg.
EEilis6Yqrs . 2ol 600 900 9 COL ! : :
CURE.
a the afternoon game Donovan had
and giving no bases on balls Lever was
wild and ineffective md Chesbro followed
him In the sixth. Score:
yltsbors ...........1oo oio 600 !! J I T
brooklyn go, 300 22l OoX- S /
Lever, Chesbro aud O'Connor; Donovan
and Mcclure.
Philadelphia, May 3O-1he mornings
game hejween Philadelphia and Cincinnati
was a battle royal between Pitchers New
TOR and nnggleby, ths latter having
shade the better Of thej argument Many
brilliant plays were made In the field. de-
aplte the slippery condition Of the grounds.
Score. II III u
Philadelphia .......0 0l ooo ok Z i ,
peitz
Cincinnati took the lead In the third inn
Ing OF the afternoon game on three hit Sd,
II base on balls and a wild throw by VOL.
'erton and was never headed. Score;
Cincinnati ........oo4 600 coo- i !
Philips and Bergen; White and Douglass.
| New York, May 3O.-Ncw York won this
| morning from st, Louis ny timely hitting.
| In the matter OF allowing hits Harper out
! pitched Phyle, but tn" latter kept the visit.
! ors' hits We'll scattered. Score:
| New York ........o3t O2O COX q 10 4
! st. Louis ........,.l00 l20 600 IL 3
| peyle and Warner; Harper and Finn.
! 1he biggest crowd that ever witnessed
| a bah game In this city this afternoon saw
! ;hf New Works beaten in the tenth Inning.
| Donovan singled. stole second, reached
| third on Wild pitch aud scored on Pad.
| denis long fly. Score;
| St Louis ..,-... .O03 Oo9 600 / c ii =
| New York ......., 202 0lO 900 o. 10 .
Powell AMI Ryan, Matthewson. Denzer
| aud Bowerman.
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AT OTHER PLACES.

Philadelphia, May 30.--Memorial day was
httlngly observed by the local G. K, n.
posts. "
cleveland, Ohio, May 20..-The war vet.
Nstlons cemeteries today ana decorated
the graves OF the dead.
Detroit, Mich. MAY 30.-Captain Richard
ilcrson Hobson delivered the principal
Memorial day address today at the opening
OF Lake Orion assembly at their grounds
ABOUT 'hirR'nve miles from Detroit.
Detroit. Nth, May 30.-Committees
from the various G.. A. posts and other
today and decorated graves Of the soldier
oead' After a long parade, memorial ey,
ereises were held In the Light Guals
ermory.