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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-06
Fire Yesterday Afternoon.

Occupants of the third floor in the build
ing at AIS Lackawanna avenue discovered
some papers burning ON the roof yester-
day afternoon and caused an alarm to he
turned in from box 96 They We're ignited
by spark from an engine. The flames
were eXtinguished before any damage re-
suited.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-06
ALL SCRANTON WON.
Defeated st. Thomas College Eleven
at Athletic Park Yesterday by
Score of SO.

The St. Thomas college and the ALL
Scranton teams played a very close
and exciting game of football at Ath-
letic park yesterday afternoon. ALL
Scranton won by a score of 5 to 0.
All-Scranton won the toss and kick
ed off to ST. Thomas. Murphy caught
the ball but he was downed before he
could gain over ten yards. ST. Thomas
ball well into All-Scranton's territory
where they lost it on a tumble. Cap
tain Tropp, the hero of so many foot
ball games in this city was given the
ball and he made a fifty yard run the
first thing. st. Thomas then took a
brace and held their opponents for
downs. Using their guards back forma-
tion they rushed the ball to the five
yard line where they lost their only
chance of scoring. Purcell was given the
ball and started for the goal, Tropp
made a flying tackle at him and in the
collision Purcell dropped the ball and
Moore fell on 1t.
TIL" All-Scranton players rushed the
ball down the field and when within
twenty-five yards of the line Tropp
tried drop kick for the goal but fail
ed. The half ended with the ball in
st. Thomas possession.
In the second half st. Thomas got
possession of the pigskin but once ow1
ing to the fine tacklng and superb rum
ming of Captain Tropp.
ST. Thomas kicked off and All-Scran-
ton by fine line plowing advanced the
ball to st. Thomas fifteen yard line
when Seals signal was given and he
went around the end for touchdown,
Tropp failed to kick the goal. This
ended the scoring for the st, Thomas
boys held their line well and prevent
ed their heavier opponents from getting
another touchdown. The lineup:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-07
POLICE COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Assault Gases Reopened- Jackson
Must Wait Till Grand
Jury Acts.

The Kaikainahaole eviction case was
before Judge Wilcox again yesterday.
The court granted the motion of the
defendants, Blaisdell, Kaianae, Noili
and Ahiele, who were charged with as
sault upon c. S.. Dole, and whose bail
had previously been forfeited, and or
dered the cases reopened. In the af-
ternoon there was a hearing of EVIL
dence as to the assault upon Dole, and
the court took the matter under ad-
visement, promising to render a decis-
ion today.
The case of Woods, charged with
assault upon Mrs. Kaikainahaole, was
also reopened, and Judge Wilcox vii
pass upon the matter today.
The case of F. w. Mckinney was
put over until Saturday. He is charget
with passing a worthless check at th'
Occidental Grocery.
The case of ]. w. Anderson, charged
with the larceny Of a bicycle, was con
tinued to await action By the CRANE
jury.
The murder charge against Nige
Jackson was continued for the SAM
reason. despite the objection of Lorril
Andrews, attorney for the defendant
who was ready for trial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-07
Home Talent.

The Kentucky Minstrel troupe,
which left here last week for a tour OF
this island, has met with success and
given very satisfactory shows all along
the line. They have been heartily en-
dorsed by the plantation managers n
Eva and Waianae.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-07

Tor the coast. Davis said that he had
received no retainer from the Kamalo
Sugar Co., and didn't want to be their
attorney, especially as he couldn't be
on both sides of the fence at once.
Judge Robinson ordered Davis name
stricken from the record as counsel for
defendant and he was substituted in
stead as attorney for the plaintiff.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Judge De Bolt granted a divorce yes
terday in the case of Harriet Moon
Smith VS.. NJ. NJ. Smith granting the
mother the custody of the child, with
the proviso that the father could visit
her when he SO desired. The divorce
proceeding vas not opposed, there being
no application on the part of the wife
for alimony, or attorneys fees. The
divorce was granted on the ground of
cruelty. In her petition Mrs. Smith set
out twenty-five different alleged acts of
cruelty with such detail as to dates as
would lead to the belief that she had
been keeping a diary.
DOYLE AS INTERPRETER.
Judge De Bolt made an order yes
terday appointing Chester Doyle as
japanese interpreter to appear before
the grand jury, for the reason that
the regular interpreter, Hakuole, is re-
quired for service in the Circuit Court
room.
PHOTOGRAPHERS DISAGREE.
An appeal has been filed from Judge
Dickey in the case of c. NJ. Vaniman
VS.. w. c. King, wherein judgment was
rendered for plaintiff in the sum of
$49.10. The suit is for panoramic views
taken by Vaniman which were to be
sold by King. The defendant makes a
counter claim of $46.50 for poor prints
violation of the contract he had with
Vaniman.
COURT NOTES.
An amendment to the complaint in
the case of Chas. Gay VS.. f. H. Hay
seldom and John F. Colburn was filed
yesterday. Plaintiff asks that the de-
PENDANTS be made trustees for any other
leases on Lanai, other than an undivid-
ed one-third and be decreed to con-
vey it TO the plaintiff.
An inventory of the estate of F.
Botelho has been filed showing prop
erty worth $2,244.50.
Motion for trial by jury is made in
the case of Yong Kong Hung VS.. Oahu
Lumber Co.
A general denial has been filed by
Samuel Parker to the suit of The Or
pheum Co. Magoon & Peters are his
attorneys.
The Hawaiian Trust Co. has asked
that the Holt Estate matter be set down
for hearing on Monday, November 10th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-07
Hawaii Shinpo Sha

THE PIONEER JAPANESE psr,s~
inS once. The publisher OF 49,,
sninpo. the only daily Japunes. 49,.
published In the Territory NJ upspsl
G. sHIOZAwA. Propr,staa
z. sOGA. Editor,
r sei.oTiai and Printing omee-,s.,
Telephone Main o.. box ss3
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-07
Another Dozen New BOOKS

Donovan Pasha.' by Gilbert Parker.
THE Splendid Idle Forties," by Ger
trude Atherton.
The Story of Mary MacLane."
Abraham Lincoln" by Nicolay.
"Bayard's Courier" by B.. K. Benson.
kings of the Queensberry Realm"
by Naughton.
The Master of Caxton," by Hide
! garde Brooks.
THE Struggle for A Continent" by
Parkman.
The Two Van Revels," by Booth
Harrington.
'"The One Before" by Barry Pain.
The Shadow of the Gar" by Carl
ing.
"A Christmas Greeting" by Marie
Covelli.
This is only ANOTHER SAMPLE
DOZEN NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIv-
ED at THE GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
FOREIGN.

Fstter john Fsoney. i celebrated French
rv,ast wSo IS veil kEcvn IN Texas. lied
a Monterey. Mexico
Elaborate plans have BEEN made for the
reception TO be rendered Governor Taft Oh
his anivai al Mania.
The shah Of pcrsia Is visiting at the
court q St James, London
The ioer eeaerois Boiba. pswst sno
De II Rey Visited King Edward az Cgwes
Isle u wish..
4 large aect u British and French war
vessois have assembled a. 81. Johls, \.
r. The commanders VIII discuss the
Frrrch shore fishery question.
Caoisra reports FROM tire Philippines
ssow he tc,al ngnbcs n cases 70 be
abcs1t sc.ooo
TIE Moros nre On the va-path In Mia
danao.
Tae editor and proprietor Of the Manila
Freedom" has been tried for libel
Cblha viii make au unprecedented exhibit
st tae ST. Louis Exposition
OIL has been found IN Ne2ico City.
Iyondon-Nliss Gladys Deacon denies that
sue is betrothed to Crown Prince Frederick
william OF Germany
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
HOUSTON.

Annual melting OF Dick Downing camp
was held yesterday afternoon. Plans were
inrugursted for the good OF the organiza-
tion.
I. ~ skeen was struck by locomotive
and killed near BnElewood ON the Texas
and New Orleans track yesterday. He was
very deaf and did not hear the approac ching
train
Memorial services for the late DR.. j. NJ
Haiseli were held In Cumberland Prrshyte-
rian church yesterday afternoon md ser
mon by Rev. %. c. De witt OF Dallas.
No verdict had been rendered In the Tom
Seller case up TO midnight,
More than Atty telephones were burned
OUT last night In various parts Of tho city
by wires crossing or falling upon the tele-
phone wires.
Memorial services were held at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church In honor
of the int DIR. James NJ. Halsell.
Newton Skeen OF Edgar Texas was killed
here by an engine
Annual report Of Dick Bowling camp was
submitted.
The Jury In the Tom Sober case ha,
returned no verdict.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

LONDON.-sir Horny Irving has nrauR
cd Or th' hext appearance - his company
10 London at ,bo historic Drury Lane
tLentcg
PEKIS.-The vircroy Of Fze chncn re
ports that imperial troops attacked The
rebel headquarters at iuchawan August II
one Thousand rebels were killed ana their
leader, Icrg Iu Hung was captured and
executed.
LONDON.-At the itvita.io1 Of the Ne-S
Reverend George Granville Bradley dean
OF Westminster the colonial troops still Ia
England attended 1 farewell service sun
day ia Westminster abbey. at which Canon
Weldon Of the abbey oficluted.
PARIs.-.A roy4Hst committee held re-
union at Lac ST. taricnn sunday, the name
div a the Duchcs of Orleans. The com
mlttee cent a resolution ~ homage 10 the
Duke Of Orleans. in watch religious perSc
cutiou was referred 20, and appealing 10 the
duke 10 give the long awaited signal.
LONDON In n Dispatch from Hong Kong
the con dependent Of the Daily Mail say
Nyplkalo. formerly chief consul Mt Slnga
pore Straits settlements. ha, acquired tn.
opium monopoly Of Canton by una rtakn-
10 contribute 100000 annually towards
the indemnity China is paying the powers
CAPPTOWN The statement cnhlcd yes
terday that the british bark Highland
| Captain Smith. from New York July 10 to
/ East London, had been wrecked OF Thu
/ that one Of the vessels lost In the storm
was the British bark. the Hlghnelds Can
tain Durham, from Cardiff June 10 10
| Cnpetowu. while the other was the BRIT
! isn bark Brutus. Captain nallachlc. iron
| London June Q, Tor Table Bay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
BIBLE CONFERENCE OPENED.
Speakers Lament the Goodness Prevalent
IN the Churches.

speakers Lament the Coldness Prevalent
IN the Churches
W oFSaw' Ind, August 1.-THE eighth an.
nual session Of the National Bible cpr,ferercc
opened at Winouu toduy with fully 400
ministers Of various denominations in Mt.
guidance The speaker lamcnted the con.
Ns''oH OF GOODNESS prevalent IN the churches
VI TO-DAY! lie also told the preachers tbnt
lNey were not preaching Christ ana TINT in
'ue ministry at present there appeared an
"egeutnaied disposition toward ldIeness
rms afternoon Rev George Johnston
Ross pastor OF st. pours churcb West.
uourhe Grove, London, preached has .,rsr
81, N'uu Ia me United States. He smoke on
- uioIN OF christ ana took occasinn to
'II"Ac q StI"hg plea for more reyerei,ce in
NnulNneS Tor the Savior, Who's. fenf1res
we're neither Ike Jew nor GeutIin anS ,ut,o
all mankind. N'1eu' Out was Tor
na,t evening sermon was delivered by
nv ,clSOIse jackson, pastor of the No,b
So So Apcihacie Edinburgh Scotland rhp
=, SCHOOL ARd an attendance Of ,AsO
-. IN lII sest IN the history OF tho ronfA-nn,a
a. mona, Al this meeting w q Han ~
tthniIi"hhapoiis' prominently Identified win
tbn, pI"uch OF Christian work announced
w W. movement was ON foot Ia make
".uoua the sunday school centar NJ ~,
NvSun'IE ny securing the annual meetings
VI tle international countries u,bnsa 80,
Is TO arrange the Suudny school lassoc,s gor
the "aole world. Ava
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
POPE IS IN GOOD HEALTH
The POntiff 0yeruled His Physicians
Arrangements.
he RECEIVED HUNDREDS OF GUESTS.
Afterwards His Holiness Said that He
Felt Better After Each Occasion OF
This Kind.

Rome. August 1.-THE pope ia in such
good health that II Is thought not neces-
eary to suspend the Saturday audiences, as
has hitherto been the custom In order to
give the pontiG strength for fatigulng
ceremony. sucn as the great name dAy
reception OF today Dr. fApponi the
pope's physician, Insisted. however, upon
limiting the number OF guests TO 200 in
stead Of the usual 500 The efforts to OBJ
tain Invitations TO the name day" rCcep-
ton was so persistent and came from such
nlgh quarters that the pCntr, hearing OF
them, oyerruled his physicians advice and
nad an additional hundred guests included
he innumerabe letters ana kilograms OF
folicitnlon received BY the pontin included
communications from Emperor Francis Jos
cph Of Austria and King Alfonso Of spain.
The communication from the King Of Spain
was the hrst nlsslve sent TO his god tHtncr
Oy King Alfonso since his coronation.
The pope held the reception In his pri-
yat0 library. He showed no signs Of IN
tigue mud spoke win almost everyone
present. He appeared to I've unusually ami
mated and recognized the Rigbt Rev. Ben
jAm!u n. Kelly, bishop Of Savannah, On,
who was the only American present. I'm
mediatey he perceived him the pope said
10 Bishop Kelly: II am glad to see sou
Bishop Kelly told a representative Of the
Associated Press that he was astonished at
the pouth's vitality and brightness Of
mind.
Upon re-enterlng private apartments the
pope sa!d 1T does not matter what DR.
lapponi sHys, feel better after each Oc
cGsiou Of this kind
The reception lasted for an hour. lis
holiness talked about the collapse OF the
campanile Of 81. Marks at Venice and
expressed a wish TO see the restoration OF
tae toot VI the Lateran palace before be
died.
Among the kilograms OF congratulation
received by the pontin was one II twenty
thousand words from The Catholics Of
/ Cutania, Sicily. The receipt u tails Ions
message caused amusement, as under the
settlement with the italian government all
/ telcgrnms for the vatican are accepted and
/ delivered free
| In the course Of conversation the pope
I urged tho building NJ q chapel to be ded
! Gated TO the sacred heart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18

Greensboro, Ky, August 17.-Sevcral OIL.
clais Of the Adams Express company, who
arrived early this morning from st. Louis,
have gone to Fordsulle TO investigate the
robbery reported from there yesterday.
Nothing has developed to Indicate the
whereabouts u the $4,000 which Mr.. Boat.
ner claims to have shipped and which II "a
alleged was taken from the agent AT FOrds.
vile after vs. arrival there. lincman OF
the Postal Telegraph company sent ont 10
locate mn Interruption on tho circuit re-
ports that he found wires cut under the
table IN the office at Dcaneheld.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
A Notable Match Race.

New York, n. Y. August l7-ilorace
wilson secretary of the Empire city
track has succeeded In making arrange.
uCnts for q match race between the noted
PAGERS Prince Alert and Dan Patch for
tho meeting commencing at that track
September H.
These pacing stars will meet for a purse
OF 5000 in n two and three heat race and
conditions ara that the winner shall take
the entire purse. Both horses have earned
record OF 2:O0% The horses are under
contract not to meet before the Fimpira
meeting and the opinion OF horsemen ii
that the horse that wins will have 10 70
under two minutes to do 1t. AZ this meet
ing. which win last i've days. the bar
Patch-Alert match being scheduled for the
second day, the program carries S45 OOO Ia
stakes and purses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
PRESIDENT HILLS BIG DEAL.
viii Erect Monster Steel and iron Pla
in Mnp+apa

viii Erect Monster Steel and iron Plant
in Montana.
Great Fails, Montana, August l7-Pres.-
dent J. j. Hi OF the Great Northern, who
visited this city last Wednesday, will erect
monster steel and iron plant, for which
plans have been drawn according to info nd
tion from those III touch with the railway
magu0tc. Wednesday night. 1t has deve,-
oped, Mr. Hill purchased a half interest
In the Conrad Iron mines VI ChutrlI
county for S25o0O. The mines lie In the
Sweet Grnss hills. There is enough iron
ore in sight 10 keep an ordinary plant sun
piled Tor hundred years. according ~
MIR. HllFs experts. who have examined the
property. W. G Conrad. owner OF the
mines, has confirmed the report Of the sA e
to Hill.
One factor which has been lacking In the
reduction OF the Iron ore TO metal has breu
manganese, which mineral Is necessary 70
overcome this difficulty, President nm to-
gether with United states senator Parish
Ii. Gibson. has purchased the recently as.
covered deposits ot manganese In Jefferson
county. nn the line Of the Great Northern.
BEFORE leaving Great Fails Mr.. i'm made
the remark that he would establish an in.
dnstry IN Great Fails that would employ
more men than 4 number NJ railroads
All along The line Of the Great Northern
system Mr., I'm has heen acquiring iron
deposits paying for Que group near tire
spokane ana Northern line $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
UNCLE SAM AS A s4YLoCK.

Taft and lde Advocate MORTGAGE Loans
to Filipino Farmers.
New York, August IL Some data regard.
Ing mortgage ioaus TO small laudAoIders
under government supervision has been fer.
warded to Judge Henry c. Idc, secretary
Of finance ia The Philippine islands. lv
Charles \. ConNui, who was IN the Philip
pines last sramcr for the purpose 1t study
Ing tho coinage ana banking conditions
there. new bank Is now in process If
formation to cn.-,Iyn orar,,yf,,',. O., .,.,p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
CHINESE TREATY SIGNED.
Negotiations With the Celestial En-
pire Were Successful
GAINED ACCESS TO A VAST MARKET
II Is Believed that the 5urdensore tx
actions Of an Antiquate5 System Have
Been Forever Removed


Washington, August 1T.-The state de-
partment has received a disnatch from T.
sAarrat, a. , - -. ,,.
''' ''easu'g '@PV.'
Vuiul'ss ohei oy the state department 10
negotiate tarin treaty between the Unit
"a States aud China stating tstt tho .-eaty.
YVES sigued On bo 49, i,,st ,,t tbs, no
,,.,.,la 80, NO.. '"' IN
"uaH III 'OE 'he United states "A tA'
hsI steamer.
AHe announcement contained IN Mr.. sAar-
rctt's brief dispatch 90 the gtate ippart7nent
brings IN succosss,,t oo,,,,.t,,, ,e-o,,,.
,to,s ,,.,s.,s - , ,"' VI
"N.eN nave oeeH III progress ioE many
tu"h'hs ior tarfn treaty between CHINA
and this country.
1t was stimulated os nm, a., tho features
NJ ,ro oo,o, o,,,.a.1... 80. 49,,
po''e aRreeiheue pel"eeu una 'Hu
the foreign powers at the close Of the Box
or outbreak that an entirely nev fabric TO
trade treaties should b, r,,ti. This car
rte5 o,,t IN $50, - -
~" Pu'p'se ocsle'"'S A1' Huu
lHiiuthlhed Throughout the preceding nego-
tiations for an open door" the desire be.
ing to opcu M foreigu communications
with the iutefior ~ NINA AMI tGns yaIn
access to the vas, ntnrkrfs OF rho ',..un.pr
Following the cvnCilsl0n OF ms pcace
arrangements. Mr.. Snarrett was selected 10
carry on the tnrin Negotiation Tor the
United Statps This selestlnn was dine IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
oUR WcERoWs REoEpTIoN.

Elaborate Plans Made for Welcoming
Governor Taft at Manila.
Manila August 17,-Governor Taft Is ex-
pected TO reach here next Thursday. lie
left Singapore, Straits Settlements, last
Friday on board the United states gunboat
General Aiava, The plans for the reception
to be given Governor Taft are most elab-
crate. The shipping In the harbor viii be
decorated when ho arrives and procession
OF small craft Is to accompany General
Alavh M the bay, 4 series of arches are
u present hcing erected along the line Of
GovTnor Tsft's march from tho Office OF
the captain of tho port, where hn will dis
embark from launch. 10 Malacanan palace,
whore reception Will be given him.
There VIII be banquet the evening Of the
governors arrival
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
TEXAS

are at Temple destroyed a residence
Lieutenant X Il. Mcdowell was drowned
while bathing al Fort CLARK.
Prof. Harrington OF the Agricultural and
Mechanical college suggests leyoes foi pro
tcctlng Brazos bottom farm lands.
The third judicial convention opens at
Waco today.
A mteoric stone Killed a Mexican sheep
hrrder near san Antonio
The British steamer Monomoy has not YET
been Heated at Galveston.
Divisions In the republican party In TexaS
are the source Of much trouble IN the
ranks.
Two boys were drowned while swimming
n lake on Galveston STAND.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
Chicago Street Railway rroubl.

Chicago, August l7.-one more etrort NIL,
AAue tomorrow 20 reach an auAcable
punishment OF the manifold differences ex.
's'hlS nstween the street car employees and
NV, NV various street railway nres Of the city.
Inc rne executive committee OF the Chicago
tssn Of Labor with undertake inc
morro,,. hleetlng has been arranged for to-
orI.,oE petween the cnmmitteo und the
Sai,aIs OF the street car lines and II Is
Se.u eFeu tnat an agreement favorable Ia
ooth parties Will be reached. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
RAILWAY BRoTHERHooDS lNTEr
ESIEp.

Wikesburre, Pa. August 17.-Gr1nd Mas
Ter Fitzpatrick Of the Brotherhood OF Kull-
way Trainmen has about completed ais
tour Of tie anthracite region. He address
Cd local brcthorhoods In many places a"d
pointed out TO the members their duty 10
case any Of the coal carrying railroads
should attempt to ship coal from Wmes
where non1nlou mon were employed Just
what Instructions were given was not made
public James Nau!epn. an executive
officer Of the Brotherhood Of Railway Tclr-
srnphcrs was in conference vita thr oni-
Gals az miners headquarters today. he
said his visit to headquarters had nothing
tu do with The miners triKn.
1t is sutd an attomS. viii he made TO
start the Maltby coll'-ry of the Leugh
Valley Coal company tomorrow.
About twenty electric lights have b cp
strung within the enclosure and fully Nifty
coal and Iron police were taken iu tue
mines this evening Tho citctiN lights will
enable tine guard. 10 b. Stationed at many
points mud have a clear view of al the sTr-
lounliugs. AZ strike headquarters some r.;
he ,Tficers are considerably exercised over
tho matter
Rev J. j Curran m tlls city. wlo has
rclrc1 considerably IN ho sirik', said In
his address nj his church tonight chat II j.
I!rrpont Morgan Id p.- IL som.thiug 10
hiring the strike Co an end It would last
Tor lotg time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-18
SPORT

Naaonsl C!nounou defeated pittsbure
for the FIRST time ,his season Now rorA
took .wo games from ChicsgO
Southern Memphis wuu from New Or
leans. pitcher St yrain was again rejected.
President Brush OF the National league
declares that several American league CLUBS
have sued for admission.
Hundreds Of Houstonlaus enjoyed the re
Ratta at ia Porte yesterday.
The Cawthons accepted defeat at the
hands OF the Beaumonters