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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-29
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Well-equip planning mill;
big territory to draw trade from. To
right party viii furnish capital to run it.
Address c. y. Oliver, Wellington Kan.
135-12t
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FOR SALE-Newspape in southeastern
Kansas, well equipped, eXcelenuy To-
cash only. Address N. p, care Eagle.
Good reason for selling. 14-ltx
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MALE HELP WANTED-Moler Barber
College, St Louis. Mo, wants men 70
learn barber trade: steady practice, eX-
pert instruction. tools presented, wages
Saturdays. board included Beautifully
illustrated catalogue and particulars
mailed free. l4o-6t
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on the Produce Exchange today:
Butter-Market easy. Creamery, 1870
2f4c; dairy, 15Q21c.
-Staadrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-28

adequate. saying that no punishment - as
preferable 20 that prescribed.
Senator Culberson here entered On
line Of questions IN bring out the details
OF the witness information oencerRinS
The administration ot Tire water cure
Mcdonald said except on ore ceoasioa
he never had ocn witness 60 this PRO
cess and thas this occasion was the ore
n which the pres.dente o. TEoaras vas
subjected To this treatment
BE said that az she time Captain, now
Major Glenn. Judge Advocate q General
Hughes department was IN command and
that he understood the prisoner hat
been given The water curs upon Captain
Giena's orders for the purpose or clicitiug
Information. which was secured
Mcdonald said the watc- Vas forced
lnio the mans stomach with EyrinEe.
but that BE was rot hadiv hurt. as he
mounted bis horse coon after ana rode
into the mountain. with the troops.
Captain Mcdonald told % eeins present
az the burning 81 Igbaras and 81 hiIu-
ser ordering the burning - several ether
towns. but he said they were al % hos
tile coantry ard many Of chem eeing
the homes OF iadrones ard Insurgents
and the houses generally being merely
nlpa huts. valued az not 20 exceed sra
He never had made any effort - seek
out the residences % the guilty. but gen
orally had Included the sntre town 10
his orders for destruction.
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vouchers. and when duly executed and
seut 10 the agent their pension check
VIII De promptly sent 70 them
William Il. Tuu who died on May =.
Was member 81 council No. *. Life ard
Annuity association lie carried 5000 IN
~uxance. Mrs. Tul was handed the check
for the amount yesterday The J.. \. a.
are always very prompt n paying al
death claims
The barn belonging 20 Mr.. Werner. who
resides on Seventeenth street. was de-
stroyed by FIRE early yesterday norning.
Mr.. Werner had set lighted lantern
down IN the stable and the horse kicked
it over. setting pile OF hay Oh fire. Mr..
Werner ran 70 the house after bucket
OF water but before be returned the barn
had burned down lie saved the horse.
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AFTER 0'BRlENS SCALP,
KcDonaId shows Documents 90
Prove Character All Sizat.

Washington. May 27.-Captain MELON
aid continued his statements before The
Philippine committee today and pre-
scented statements 20 rcfuJe the tesr-
nony Of Corporal O Brien. Senator Raw
Inns said the statements were unneces-
sary 70 refpte o Brien- Senator Diet
rich retor;ed that II O'Brien's state
ments had been suppressed at the point
whre the minority wanted It. enough
would have leaked out 20 give design
ing politicians opportunity 70 make use
OF g. Mr. Rawlins sharply resented this
remark and said il ne could not be pro-
tected IN the committee he would re-
rnain away Chairman Lodge stated
that Senator Dietrich's remark was not
In order and the latter responded that
he did not intend 20 call high senators
designing politicians. All reference 90
the incident then was stricken from the
record.
Captain Mcdonald was questioned con-
cernlag the taking Of prisoners and aIso
Tie burning Of some towns lie said
ne gave orders 60 burn several towns
which we're IN hostile country and shell
tered Ladrones and insurgents. Captain
Mcdonald stated that he intended 20
ask that O'Brien be prosecuted by the
federal authorities for perjury.
Senator Lodge. chairman 81 the com
mitt5e, said there was 30 doubt that
steps would be taken looking @ ths
nians prosecution. Captain Mcdonald
Testimony in the main. consisted u n.
pres ntatol of oaci documents pros
cured from the WAY department for TIE
purpose of refutlns the statements MADE
bg oErien dercsatory 20 the character "a
Mcdonald The FIRST % those was rec
crd saewine that q Bricu had been ou
duty 90 San Joaquin from July ie. 1870. to
February 2f 1901. whereas - had testl-
de1 that 30 was present az iEarss 3.
miles away. ~hen that town was burned
November 2 1900.
This vas thu occasion upon which ac-
cordin- 10 O-Briens testimony 3 Spanish
woman was maltreated hy American CT
hcers and enlisted men.
The witness related the details - ths
execution az tho town = Guiuharal a
thu Filipino bandit Pedro Gardenero.
who. Briea had aatd. was mistreatei
by Caprain Mcdonald % the extent aha,
70 had beer subjected 20 c1rtrartiai
The witness said that Gartencro Rad
been guiity ~ m11y heuious offerses
against the natives. and. having been
captured ty thsm. WAS ai-eat 90 bc exc
cgred in the r1hiic square when - vas
rescued ty America so.diera ARD turr>d
over 10 hirl. Subsequently BE- had placed
carlenrro in tfe bands 81 Captain bqrd-
ran. vro t-rred him over e. fhe cifi
authcrifIss ard fheu De was executed
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Cur sc
DIR IN K
CURED BIZ
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Can be Given in Glass of Water,
Tea or Coffee, Without Pa
TENTS KnoWIedce

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
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1rned inebrlate, a tippler." social
drinker or druukard. Impossible for
anyone TO have an appetite for alcoholic
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Endorsed by Members Of w. c. T. u.
Mrs. Moore, Press Superintendent Of
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Members Of our Union are delighted to
find a practical and economical treat
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Mrs. II. a. Cowan, OF the Woman's
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ZIG E. Douglas avenue.
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WICHITA VISITOR
WAS ROBBED
VaIuabIeS in AmountofS2 200
Were Stolen.
COL0RED GIRL IS ACCUSED
Victim Of Robbery Wants His
Name Suppressed.

Lulu King ard Lulu johnson, two col
ored girls. are resting il the city lookup.
Lulu King has charge of robbery
fled against her. and Lulu Johnson IS
held during the convention 50 that there
viii be no occasion 10 prefer the same
charge against her.
y prominent visitor TO the convention.
who refuses 10 give his name Tor pubuca-
ton. met Lulu King on the street night
before last. and they engaged in converse
ton. the exact nature of which has not
been revealed. and shortly afterwards the
distinguished visitor found that he was
minus a large pocketbook which he car
RED in his hip pocket.
The pocketbook contained 2 small
amount of money and notes 10 the value
OF $500. The aforesaid distinguished
visitor said It would cause him great in
convenience TO lose those notes. and he
went down 10 the police station and regis
tered his squeal. He said he did not care
very much about the money
The police officers got n description OF
the duslSy maiden. and they went OUT on
the streets and looked down several alleys
and finally returned with Lulu King. who
recently blew in from Oklahoma. and
gave her a cell in the women section OF
the city prison.
Lulu King did not know anything about
the robbery. but she had some grave sus-
p!cions. which she revealed TO Chief Burt.
and yesterday he sent out an officer on a
special mission and ne returned with the
notes. and the distinguished visitor was
happy.
Lulu Johnson is accused Of belonging
TO the other Lulu's gang. and she was
thrown in merely for safe-keepias until
after the convention crowd it gone. Chief
Burt expects TO have several more OF the
same stripe housed today.
The colored girls manage Ike this:
Three or four OF them start out in the
employ Of one man. They go on the
streets and when they have succeeded ir
rcbbing some guilelsss man they slip
around and give the money 10 their en-
ployer. and after making slight change
in their dress so that the victim cannot
easily identify them. they return 20 the
streets and hunt for another victim.
The police had eleven OF these dusAy
crooks locked Up at the close Of the Dem
ocratic convention. ard they expect 70
have perhaps more than that before this
t convention is over.
Chief Burt is undertaking 20 protect
this class Of guilcless citizens By holding
the girls engaged in this style OF robbery
during the time that great crowds Of peo-
ple are in the dty Arter the convention
+ thev VII III probably De allowed 70 return
- their homes
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New York.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. May 27.-Todays stock mar
ket was an irregular drift over frac-
tional range for the most part below yes
terday's closing level. There were few
exceptions among minor stocks. The re-
cent demand for Wisconsin Central stocks
continued. accompanied by rumors OF buy
INK for control There was an upward
movement in Sugar when the report
reached Wall street Of a conference OF
senators TO attempt an agreement upon
Cuban reciprocity. but the stock dropped
back when the conference adjourned with
out alton A rise Of nearly , points in
American Locomotive seemed a supple
ment to that Of yesterday in the car
stocks. Pressed Steel Car reacted sharply
over . points on the emphatic denial Of
Yesterdays rumors Of 4 merger with the
American Car company. Canadian Pacific
continued BY far the most active stock
in the list tt dropped sharply ~ in the
FIRST few minutes Of trading but was raj
lied by arbitTaGe buying from Canadian
centers. where the absorption OF the stock
continued at figures above the New York
level. The reaction was considered a re-
suit OF the speculation which has followed
Wall street that important developments
are pending in the property. The absence
Of developments in the coal strike situa-
ton did not prevent the repressive inffu-
ence exercised by the strike, which Is eIn-
phasized by the increasing scarcity OF coal
end the growing effect on other Industries.
The governments weekly crop bulletin
may have had some unfavorable effect
because of The delay TO seeding Of the
corn crop reported. At batch OF favorable
railroad earnings. including the net, show
ing for April OF q number OF important
systems and coed Increases IN gross earn
mss fer the third week in My of others
was without apparent effect IN the mar
ket. The money market had grown so
easy az or below per cent for call loans
as to have lost importance IS factor.
But while the money rate shows an easy
condition it may easily be that considera-
ton Of the money situation present and
prospective-an influence against the pres
ent large borrowings for speculative pur-
noses. Opinion is by no means agreed IN
wall street as 10 the effect on this mar
ket Of 2 declaration Of peace in South
africa. The small effect produced here
in contrast with the speculative activity
abroad by the current rumors Of peace
awakened conjectures here. OF course
there is the possibility that activity in
speculation and in investment aroused by
tho end of the South african war vii be
diverted into foreign securities shaken
down az they have beer hy long period
Of liquidation following Industrial depres-
sion. An awakening o speculative and
Industrial cctivity abroad woaid be likely
20 lead 70 the Withdrawal Of large amounts
cf foreign capital now placed IN view York
IN bankers Jeans. The eject could barely
be salutary on American financial affairs.
The bond market was dull and irregular.
TOTAL sales PAR value. s. 79c.o.3
United states bonds were an unchanged
on The last call
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HoLps uP A CONGRESSMAN.

AT the end Of the comDaign." writes
Champ Clark. Missouris brilliant con
pressman. from overwork, nervous ten
sion loss of sleep and constant So alsing
had about utterly collapsed. Ii seemed
that an the orsans in nay BODY were Out
OF order. but three bottles Of Electric Bit
tiers made ne All right It's the best ALL
around medicine ever sold over q drug
eist-s counter over worked rundown
men and weak. sicllly women gain splen-
did health and vitality from Electric Bit
ters. Try them. Only &C. Guaranteed by
Gehring's Pharmacy
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STRIKERS WITH GOVERNOR
Anthracite coal Miners Hold Confer
cree With Chief Executive.

Harrisburg Pa, May ---Tne Situation
n the n1.Eraciss coal regi1a was dis
ctssea az q co-sererce between Cio7evu1r
stone Attorney General Eikin ard
Thomas Tury. T. 2. Nichols ard lchn
Fahsy. district presidents - TIE Unrsd
Liue wcrsers. TODAY p Ire suvernor 3
private oEiee 81 re executive ceg4Tt-
ue-t
TIE mine workers came he-e ~ iaVita-
ton % the governor q explain re *
act sIt1ati8n 81 re strike reEio-- Frssi-
der, Tahev sald she st-5kers wsre obeF-
i-z the iaw. ard that ~ "a uot sT--e-
bard any violence uAi-h w0us3 ss,ss.fy ths
operators 70 1Al oa he state authoritses
sor Tie militia
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$4,000 DAMAGE DONE
Flood in Colorado Causes 500 People
TO Be Without Homes.


Pueblo. Colo, May z7.-The damage
done in this city by the food in the
Fountain river last night is estimated at
10000. The railroads are the principal
sufferers. No through trains are run,
owing to washouts and destruction Of
bridges. So fer as known here there has
been no loss of life, but some persons
are reported as missing. A heavy rain
IS falling today. all along the eastern
slope OF the mountains, and is delaying
the work of repairing railroad tracks
and telegraph lines.
No bridges are passable between Pu-
eblo and Fountain. All trains are held
at Pueblo County and city bridges
were damaged to the extent of 100000
and private property s110 Railroads
fully as much more. Fountain river is
stil beyond the banks, but no further
danger is apprehended. Five hundred
people are homeless. Street car traffic
in East Pueblo is cut Off and cannot
be resumed for many days. The Arkan-
sas river IS not yet out of its banks, but
Is rising rapidly.
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ST. Joseph
ATTENDANTS PLAY MASTERS
Full Rehearsal Of the Coronation Pro
cession Takes Place.

London. May ga full rehearsal Of
the coronation procession aiong the
whole length OF the route from Bueldng-
ham palace 10 Westminster abbey and
return took place this morning The
attendants ard the horses were practi-
cauv the same as viii take part in the
parade Of June &c. The vehicles We're
plain coaches and brakes representative
of the elaborate state equipsse which
will be seen and used "a coronation day
and grooms and outiders represented
the notable personages who VIII ride in
attendance upon their majesties The
first nine carriages VIII De occupied by
members Of the British royal family
They will be followed by vehicles con-
tanning their suites. The great state
coach which viii come last, was repre-
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HOG MARKET
TENDS DOWN
Receipts Were Very Light for
a Tuesday,
PRICES WERE 5 LOWER
Cattle Market Steady and
Prices About Steady,

The receipts Of hogs yesterday were ex-
ceedingIy light for Tuesday, but that
fact did not stop the downward tendency
Of the market, and sellers had TO concede
another decline OF cents on the best
grades and ~ cents to 10 cents on all
others. The lower prices seem TO have
the effect Of lighter receipts. Another
probable cause is that the recent heavy
rains have kept the farmers out of the
corn fields until the weeds are getting a
start, and now they prefer to cultivate
the corn TO bringing hogs to market.
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now Foa POLISH pAThlor
House Committee Directs Fsvorsbls
Pepert % Pallaskla ststun an

WsshlrE. May I-Ths hsssa ceua<
niitee on library today directed fs-
vorsate report en fhs olI fer q STATUE -
General C11nt cassimtT Fpiaskl ere Pal
fth Patriot ~ the R~rrilifansrv var 20
cost 80 - 70 is sErfrtse tfet ia carn-
l.lttee also wll faFss4aiy rescFt fta hi1
rer sfafa- fo Gerefsl strsaefH aet fzst
bafh Sta res wa ans place Elm thass
1f I,eehs rtran and fsfarsffe ea LafaT-
sffe raasrt. fhas mekias thls tselfifsri
rraersaffen er1fer reg fta sfsfrrs ~ 1ts-
frel.rhef ffr Eaers. ana t4fe eraH1
s-earsa fa fhe care@ - susrIrl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-28

New York May E-fClose Money
steady. a- c-43 per cent closing I'D
asked ezT2 pcr cent. prime mercs1 tile
ua~ar. si.Ts Per cent. sterling exchange
heavy. with actual business 81 -nEers
hflfs AZ 81 es-s for demand and 81
tr~ sixty DAYS. posted rates. s
S.: commercial bills. s. se-s-.t es-tf paF
~tivrr. see. Mexican dollars. Ia.c- Gov
r-r-rerf bonds steady. state bolls ilac-
live. railroad bonds Irregular.
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scented today by a g brake drawn by
eight cream-colored Manoverians which
figured in the procession at the time Of
the late Queen Victoria's funeral and on
the occasion Of her jubilee as well. The
horses today wore crimson and morocco
harness with heavy gilt fittings and or
namentation which is being made for the
coronation The rehearsal included the
picking up of passengers at Buckingham
palace and their alighting at Westmin-
ster abbey
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BEE coMslNg up
New York Magistrate Hears Testi
monY IN Trust Case.

ml0l VI ffset S@Aet
Albany. n. =. Nay 1.-THE hoarins
into tia operation OF the snesed besf
combine was continued today before
former Justice Judson 5. I.andon az ref
cree. William A. Coney q Trey testi-
fed that be formerly was employed -
the western packing houses 20 represent
them IA Troy ard 10 furnish a weekly
Isl OF the retail meat dealers sn his fsr-
fitory who falei % settle their bllA
The object - this. be said. was 20 COM
pei butchers who were slow IN payiuk -
pay cash until such time as they agreed
q settle their accounts weekly. He sad
shat be had been notified lat week fhss
there was no longer any need fof bic
services. as the working sEreeu@5t b.
tweea the pacdns houses vas 10 IsnEss
"a force.
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STAND LIKE A STONE WALL.

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or other skin diseases.-How? why. by US
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oTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago. May observation-disclosures 200
head. including 100 Texans. Market slow
and steady. Good to prime steers. 81 coo
and feeders, $2.JoQ5-25; cows, &l59lF5. 10;
heifers, 2.50d6.O0; Gamers. S1.40G2.50, bulls
t250N5-5G; calves, s2.0o4650; Texas fed
steers. s5.25G6.50.
Bogs-Receipts, 1900; tomorrow, Sc, coo:
left over. 5000. Market opened slow, clos
ing strong. Mixed and butchers. S6S0Q
zoo; good TO choice heavy. S7O5G7.20
rough heavy. S6.S0d7.00; light, s6.55Q6.95;
bulk Of sales, s6.S577-10.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head Sheep steady
10 strong. Lambs strong to higher. Good
TO hole wethers, S5.50I6 p: fair to choice
mixed, 81 75d5.5 80: western sheep. $525d6.25;
native lambs clipped, $5.00G70o; western
lambs, S5.5007.G0.
Official yesterday: Spring lambs. &65.
Receipts-Cattle, - 596 head; hogs, 4.203
head; sheep. % Do head.
Shipments-Cattle 3,30S head; hogs, 7,OS3
head.
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M1sc. No. corn, white. 44stc; No. white.
81. Qs5c: No rye. 5Sszq6oc; fair TO choice
mailing. e9Q7zc; No. l haxseed, SIS; No.
northwestern, ST.; prime timothy seed,
s.. 30ll6s5 mess pork. per Dbl. Sl7.03fl17 %;
lard. PER 100 lbs. SlG.l9zt101o; short ribs
sides, loose. S9e9fs9.70 dry sailed Shout
ders. boxed S6s1kc; short clear sides.
boxed. sI0l05l329: whisky, basis OF high
wines, sl3o: clover, contract grade, $50
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49, - AARAseEo IL
Man Kills His Wife and Then Com
r1its Suicide.

Denver May @7-Cass rawrran. -
years ~ exc. shot bis wife n tie hssst.
Killing her Instantly az tte Victor hotel
ga this city TO-DAY ard Their committees
sgicide IS shooting They we're circus
performers and n late hsvs beer giviax
street shows % AZ "a Advertising e Pet
ert rsdicia~. pawsren ~s- ARRESTED issk
night f0r disorderlv eoHcucf His Sffs
peid his Ere iris morning s1a he sseorn-
ranied her 10 the hstsi Jusf bsfera 80
shooting h. wss ev.rh9are ssyi1s -
her shat they would Beth - letter -
n gesa
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National League Games


ST LOUIS. Il, CHICAGO. =
s. Louis. May 2l.-St- Louis slarEa-
tered GIade's delivery today and ceteafea
chicago hy "a wide margin But for the
locals hitting there were ne features.
/ Aft--fsanr@ & le8 score. L Z J.
= Tollls .......-....e III 8
Chicago .-.------,--.-o Q z : 2 a. >
Fatteries-aiurphy and ONeiu. Glade
and kahoe.
Pittsburg May --Pi;tsburg-Clncia
matt game postponed. cold weather.
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the WEATHER.

Washington. May s-.-Weather fo-ecast
Tor wednesday and Thursday.
Kansas indian Territory ard Oklah9raa
Showers wednesday. THURSDAY fair,
r-arrrer
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coT1oR MARKET.

Nsw York Msv T--The cotton market
7-a-aS ersv ard unrha ICED t. points
lower ard closed quiet and steady. With
prices net unchanged 10 : points higher.
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HOG SALE.


The supply of cattle on the market
yesterday was not large. but fully no TO
10 be the rule Prices were UNCHANGED
for the class sold.
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RAITIN0RE. Z. CHICAGO. !

BALIIAIVtL, = NHINAIVf =
Baltimore May 27.-McGinnity's clever
pitching won the game for Baltimore this
afternoon from Chicago. Bresnahan was
sent from the grounds for disputing with
Umpire Carruthers in the first inning. Al
tendance. ana. Score II X
Baltimore -......-...-1 Q 3 Q 5 =.
Chicaeo ..........-.a1 o o O 9 o o o-1 2
Batteries McC-iunity. Bresuahan and
Robinson. Patterson and Mcfarland.
WASHINGTON. 2. CLEVELAND. !.
Washington May Zl-N> ashlDston solved
Moore curves in the last part Of To-
days game and hy heavy hitting won the
same easily. Patton proved an enigma
L. the visitors. Attendance. 1870 Score.
L II +
washington .........00OIo2 22s-7 y O
Cleveland -...-......0 o o 0 @ e-l &
Batterles-Patton and Clarke; Moore
md RerrLs.