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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

ST se1fora. Este aderezo com
pleto que 20 mismo vsndre q bus
car esta tsrde.
La nuera de Saltacor So leYanta-
ba ruborosa y SO disponfa q salir,
cuando SO paro IN coche delante
de la tienda, que "a sombrfa de
suyo qued6 oscurecida como pDr la
abertufa e1sntina de una ancha
vidriera encims de su escaparate.
Gel carrUaje de Is sef1ora FenIgan,x
dijo la ioyera con tono respetuoso,
sunqDe menos humilde que al ira
tarse de Carleio. lOh teclado del
com erCiante, ciea vecea mas sutil
y matizado que la escala musical
chinai,.. El principe no Sc movie,
no volvi6 81 rostro, pero la EXPIRE
sion de su sonrisa camhi6, Sc hizo
perversa 6 msdfda que vefa AIDE
lantarsIe por la tienia una elegante
y larga siiueta de m1jer.
-Esta arreglado mi reloi? !.
Ltdis no pudo acabar: una tos
nervioaa, natural 8 no, In sofocaha.
No le tlsbfa vuelto q yer desds Ia
comedis de Monte Carlo Ia ruptu.
rs = Ia hufda; y hete que aIiora
fFente 3 ella surge aquella hernlosa
fgura de impndencis y mensfra
en- Ell eiipeio empaiIado de un alma
cen. E'u6 una i'm preston rapitia y
maltiple, repngnancia, espaRto.
Ira; y al ntsmo tiempo Ia algeria
do no descubrir en- estos divel-sos
sentimientos ningdn pessr = de
sabsr 4 qr6 atenerse reapecto lie
una incertidumbre Qua eentfa en-
ocasion'ss al preRunt Sc: s4Qle
seztirfa 81 volviera & ' rlegs
81 actlso IL habfa am ado algtlna
yez, todo habfs conclude. z
aquella Saltacor con sua oios como
casbonea encendidos. y 81 insoIsan
cia de barrie abajo, hacfa NAL en-
nfrarla con furIa. 81 rel0i estsAba
arregladlo; tom6lo y sali6 Elm decir
Una pala0rs. PerO 81 a1egra Ia
pregunt0 oil observar su rostro
dasconElneatoi s5qnS W h pasa.-
doYs
e-lou6 deadichsdo ancuantroi
MnrmuE6 Lidia nj sentsras asa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

lado. z en- VOC bs.:s por causa del
cochero que procuIaba Off, nombrsS
q Carlej0... No hubieTa debido
venir 6 este nercado.
--Yo tengo Ia etllpa; pare no sa.
les nunca y be querido hacerta
tomar ell aire.
--Tenfa como ell presentimientcl
de una desgracia.
La mHrada de la madrs. SO alsr-,
mo: q Una desgraciaps
NADIA de 10 que podrfa usted
temers fratan dose de una loca CO
no 20 :. no, quiero mi mRrido,
nunca amare d nadie sino & el...
pero 5cdmo decirla que lie encon.
tradoY :.
q Q18tlese antre iosotras. Guam.
do TODD va tan bfeEl, cuando Meri-
vet nos escribe tan buenas noti4.
cias-.. Quiz6s retardariamos gu
cura y 81 regreso.
Easonoas tendre que mentir,
no decir!'s todo segtla le hs prone
lido y flecho sienlpre desde Que
esta en- Argslia.
Mlentras hablaba, ell coche fha
al paso p,or las csI(es eg1rechaa
ruldosas lenas de gisnte, sis paraba
en casa Gel boticari9, el rfapelero,
q Gala oArtefos Ell fabricante de
enrel a1os. que Venfau al slstribo
Iec'olf oruenes, nenando die paque.
1es, dc ef'tellas Ell pascanta Y ell
calon uel cochero; aqueIla era una
VeFIadera. con Versact6n de mule.
res proIundas y sentinaentalea
com lei slas entrecs,rtadasppor de-
Daliss casnrosa paraslas y i'eRateos
ca casa de los provesdores. nelan.
% ost paateleFo. donde sc par0 el
cocna paril encargar las -coaas del
uomingos aparecio ell ID poi'taznela
q !uez Y ;lcr1s. yeatido. .snguan.
sauo. con Ia harba y los dfentes
80 :. a. su SSa naela msaes CUE no lc
go On = Lalless precisaulentg
= $3.50 ssin para alna0rsar de pfi.
sa, tomar lueGo el tran, & liz a yer
ID seflflras de FSnigan, pues
tenia algo muy serio. nauy slrgense
que pediKlea.
Paes luba ustsa nj coclae, dsIo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

cuanto la vista alcanZa trozos de
atarciopelada hierba, que las ra-
rnAs haiaa acarician, cuando al
msnor soplo del viento Sc meeen
como harnaeas bengalesas. En- una
de esss inrnensas y misteriosas
pradetas, siempre en- al mismo ST.
tio como 81 10 hubieTan olv.dado
mlli, estaba IN enorme quitssol de
seda cruda, y debajo, enteramente
oculto por Ell ohjeto alberto, espe-
tAba a In 1oyen el hermoso Carlejo
blandsmente tsndido sobre la al
gornbra de verdura. Como Ia entra.
da de La Ernita lie estaba prohi-
nses desde que al guerda 10 pesc6
d&ndola m beso Su nuera, habfa
iEnprovissdo aquel campamento de
ciiass vefdRdeTamente peligrcs3 y
nrsGarto, donae solo podlan cam
biarsa hegCg toftivOs. Y caricias
ain encanto, en- medic de Ia prisa
del miedo. Sin duda Ell encuentro
en- al meEeado proporcionarfa me
1or OCCASION.
Ouantio oil oarrtcoehe de La Errni.
Go cru46 al aneho puente de Cor
bell. al dfa siguiente por Ia mafiana
In padueMa ciudad, ordinariamente
siienciosa y desierta, Sc agitaba en-
al rufdo = en- oil movinaiento. AgFu-
pads en- toFno de su antique claus
fro, en- Ia orills ixquserda del Sens.
cor Ion iardines extendidca name.
- de terEados frente ella, y la
gradnMl piveiaci0n de las perspec-
twas, la tndicada pob.acion tiene
IN vago aspecto de Bssiles q la
alturs de Munster; pero de Basilea
un dfa do certamen regional, inva-
HidR Dor todas las aldeas 7 granjas
de Gus cegcanias. I'm la plaza del
mercado y en- las Calles inmediatas
no mexclaban carrOs y campestres
de tod8 forms, hacienda muy-fiff
oil Ia circuiacl6n. La Saltacor lle-
Va el suyo nj claustror tranquilo y
solitario en- el centro mismo de Ia
ciudad, gieHspre fresco por ell visn-
30 cue forma una eorriente oil
rededoF de la antigua iglesis, y
diio In sefIcra do Noel que Ia e.
paEababa mientrss haeia sus conl'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
WASHINGTON.

The treasury has reported an increase Of
per cent in imports to Cuba and de
crease Of 10 per cent in exports; the ship.
ments Of American merchandise into the
Island shows an increase over last year
Impressive memorial services. ut which
thousands Of citizens and almost the entire
membership Of congress were present. we're
held Sunday in the capitol over the re-
mains Of the late Representative Amos J.
Cummings OF New York
The death NJ Representative Peter ]
otsy n the Sixth Virginia district has been
aRSaunced Mr. otey had been named as
member Of the commltte 10 accompany the
remains Of Amos j. Cummings 10 New
York M Sunday night
Forecast M congress for the present
seek The house will consider the omnibus
Will for the admission 10 Statehood Of
Oklahoma. New Mexico and Arizona N
dcmocratic measurol the naval appropria-
tlons bill; the bin terminating tho coinage
Of silver dollars; the ant anarchy bill nnd
fhe shattuc immigration measure. Tho
eenate viii give ITS undivided attention "a
the Philippines government bin and the
republicans viii supply the hot atnss
phore."
The general board Of naval inspection,
headed by Admiral Dewey, left washing
ton Sunday for Norfolk 10 review the North
Atlantic squadron on the virginia capes.
The war department received cable from
General Chsffee in which he described the
battle Of Bayan as ''one ~ the most gallant
performances ~ American arms" which an.
initiated Moro leaders and completely
crushed the uprising
General Davis report of the battle Of
Bayan elyes one officer and seven enlisted
men killed and four officers and thirty.nine
men wounded.
The president was delighted at the result
Of the battle with the Moros and sept worrn
congratulations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
OUR TRADE WITH CUBA.

treasury Reported an Increase in i'm
ports and Decrease in Exports.
Washington, May 4-The total yane or
merchandise Imported into Cuba during the
eight months ending February 2s. 1902. was
S44 059,Sl4, against 1890, sl4 for the cor
responding period Of 1901. Export dgpres
Snow S2s,4si 20 worth OF merchandise In
w. ana S34,OS02l0 In 1901. These returns
snow an Increase OF 4 per cent in imports
Merchandise coming from the TnItsd Statas
INTO the island aggregated 1910, $40 dur.
ing the eight months ended February Is
i Lso<, a slight Increase over the correspond
to the United States during the 1902 ncrioS
amounted to lS,l5S,640, decrease OF nbont
$4,000. The value of sugar shipments
=, ,eo, the United States during February OF
sSo,4sI worth for the corresponding month
OF the present year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
PORT ARTHUR WON GAME
Put the CaWttpns in The Losers Place
Without Much Effort
HOUSTON AGAIN LOST TO LAKE CHARLES
Score Was Nearly as Bad as It Was in
the First Game Played-Resut
OF Other Games.

Port Arthur turned the tables on the
Cawthons yesterday afternoon, winning by
the score Of 4 to 3, and but for the mlser-
able fielding by the Cgwthons in the eighth
inning the locals woull have won the game
easily. Brlgance, who again douned the
pitching toys for the Cawthons, pitched a
grand game Port Arthur looked like the
candidate for a goose contribution up to
the eighth inning. Up to this time. but two
OF the visitors had reached first base and
but one had gotten as far as sccond.
Flanagan, the first man up in this inning,
hit one At lie Clair that went through him.
Walker forced him to second Dawson hit
in front of the plate, and O'Nen dropped
Ednundson's throw, Rowe hit safe to right
and there We're three men on bases. Garyez
went out to Fredericks, and Walker scored
scaland struck out and Edmundson m ssed
the third strike and fhcn thrcw Wild. and
Rove ana Beck crossed the platc Houston
had a chance to tie the score in the las,
Inning, and but for poor base running wou'l
nave done So The visitors lett for home
lest night. Next Friday, Saturday and sun
DAY the Beaumont team VIII be here.
Srorn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
YANKEE GOODS IN CHINA
Have an Established Reputation aud
Are Preferred.
The JAPANESE ENDEAyOR TO COMPETE
A OuiSotic Attempt to Start an Aedoul-
tural College and Its Amusing
Results.


Washington MAY A Atprrtc,r ,t
have nm ostabusbed rorrta.,aa -, ',S,-a
-, gu os."oi'sneu reputation IN emma
anu are preferred TO all other foreign artl-
cles
This statement appeors IN an i,torostt,,,,
49,. - "PPe"'9 "a az 'H'ctes'ins
Isai $500 i4oLn OouiilelCia' hela,iohS OF the
opited STATES Tor l9Vl' The Japanese, IL
Is stated, are fully active and alive TO the
situation with rernrd 10 American ,n,ds
and mn, ,n,,,y -, ~, 1.,e' $50
49, P"t '"""' Sue"P anu IliIeiiof luiitH-
ti Ins Oh vut products on the market ia
nina N"l'ihts oi az Kinds hnd ready
sh!e ~ inA" tne Ntaltiy classes IN pni-
nrodct or p tiug -" possessing Tue lAtest
IN tb,. ~onstI ~, eo,,,, ,,t.,.-
magic infrrl's y,,,.i i iOunu puOhusrupus'
other articles Win ,i~s,f i 40 ah~
osity and coutribU'a 49, 80, ~
Watches ana clocks are SNttu.,t,.Iy a., ~
There is an mcleast, In fl,@ ~, nT No. 49,
can nour The quantity suld m rien 'Irsin
last year was UUu per ceut moro tnni, tVn
years previously, anu though THIS was otfn
ln good part TO the presence OF The fars'an
hoJps the better class o. Chinese are be.,
ginning TO realize the superiority Of the
american product, and TO use it In prefer
ence 70 ihr hhtlNe Hour. The Chinese pro
p nri thelf wafer supply from wells, 10y the
Pt,iui!itiNe methods OF attaching a Jar or
and ,i 70 Iue Gnu or a. long bamboo pole
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
SENATOR HANNA'S VIEWS.
lie Said Situation in Coal Region Was
Extremely Dlicate.
CANCELLATION COMMITTEE USELESS.
President MitoheBs Gigantic Task--The
"Unselfish" Position OF the Mine
Owners Defended.

philadelphia. May 2-Senator Hanna In
an interview today with reporter for the
Associated Press characterized the siiun-
tlon IN the anthracite coel region as ex-
trcmely delicate, and for that reason said
f would be unvisc for him to express an
opinion as to the probab,e result Of the
meeting OF the executive committee Of the
United Mine Workes for the three an
thracitc districts, called for next wcdues.
day at Scranton. Pa. by National Prcsl-
dent 1chn Mitchell Senator Hanna today
to'ifcd Ralph NJ. Eas!cy, secretary Of the
National Civic Federation, 10 refrain from
cTlling another meeting of the contllla.
tion committee, as that procedure would he
useless In view Of the latest developments
Il want to emphasize the fact scid
Senator Hanna, that the conferences be.
tween the operators aud miners were sat.
lslactofy Three conferences were he'd
and the proceedings were conducted In the
hest spirit. think the operators formed
favorable impression OF Mr Mitchell
ana gave him credit for honesty and sirccr
lty In his efforts to change the conditions
Of the minars ON the other hand M
Mitchell appreciated tao consideration
GhpWn hin. GUlCss a hitter md protracted
strike should occur, / believe much COOL
VIII come out Of the conferences / am OF
lHe opinion that they viii lead 20 bettar
CONDITIONS between capital and labor In
the evolution of things raptdly taiiug nh ra
IN THIS country, the conference of employ.
iis ana employees is one Of he condition
INIT must necessarily be a part Of IT,
.Ihe progress and development Of our
Industries must be accompanied by the dc.
Neiopneut and improvement Of the labor
Ing classes
"Fhe peculiar situntion of the anthracite
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
BERLIN eoERsE sTAeNANr.
Waiting for American Crash Which They
Have Iona Predicted

waiting tor American Crash Which They
Have Long Predicted
Berlin. May 4.-The stagnation Of the
ooerse scarcely abatcd during the past
week hut values were somewhat better
maintained While business on domestic
boerSes is diminishing, the representatives
here OF New York and London houses are
getting increased orders for foreign securl.
Ties from German investors.
The rise In money at New York is closely
Watched mere. German critics are Inclined
70 look out for the hrst symptoms of The
american crash, which they have bpen
N1inly predicting for more than one year
AFTER being hrmer in the earlier mart
OF inc week, iron shares reacted about D
points yesterday on the change I'm Tho
heeh 20 long dinned with the idcn thar
rcv' Jon IN the American iron market
VIII eventually mean ruinous competition
aSHlst the German product thar Tho
sllghtest Indications Of the approach ~
sucn an event are given undue prominence
~ tue German bocrseS. Domestic irnn
snares gained In the early part of the
week upon better reports from the iron
huustfy The output OF pig iron In Tho
n0hth OF March shows an Increase OF az
tW tons above that Of February Coot
u.nuNpcemoW TINT the actual restriction
~ ne outpnt by the coke syndicate Tor IN,
m"nth OF April has been ohly 30 ner COM
rs against the nominal restriction FOR thai
iNohlh OF ~ per cent The pr0snrctive
larger iakings by the furnaces siso
ufnglhened coal shares Other indnstriais
anu papk shares were neglected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
sCRoFULA,

Scattered consumption" is a
good way of describing this
disease. 1t is in fact real
consumption Of the little
glands under the skin.
SCOTS Emulsion cures it.
SCOTS Emulsion is good for
all kinds Of consumption but
especially good for scrofula.
It heals the sores-but
doesn't stop there for the
weakness and loss Of flesh is
the worst part Of scrofula.
Scots Emulsion feeds and
strengthens scrofulous chill
dren.
ssad ior rres Sample
ocoTF = howHx chszisss ~ Ps.si g.. Il. =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
You Are Urged TO Make Health
Building Your First Work
This Month.
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Puts You in Condition to With
stand the Enervating Effects
of Hot Summer.

II you are ailing, sick, or diseased, It Is
our earnest desire to interest you in your
own personal welfare We try to do this
by simply urging you TO make health bufd-
Ing your first work this month, us efforts
TO BAN ! disease are much more difficult
when, - addition to physical surferings,
You Bic obliged to contend with tho ener-
vaiipg effects n n hot summer Medical
mon know well that sick person when
treated with tho proper medicine In May
has much better chance for life and
hcalth than Is possible In July or August
The incalculabc amount of good that
Palne's Celery Compound IS now doing In
making sick people well. should compel
the attention Of every thinking man and
woman now In sickness and suffering
Faulty nutrition Of the nervous system Is
the direct cause Of nervous debility. head
aches. dyspepsia. and neuralgia ailments
mat thousands are now suffering from.
When people have blood that is pale
Watery, and full of Impurities. their nerves
can not assimilate food properly and derive
nouriShment from H.
Painc's Celery Compound used In May
cleanses the blood, hcstows greater nerve
force, regulates the stomach and bowels,
arouses healthy appetite, and brings
about q normal action Of the dormant
liver Paines Celery Compound in every
case gives positive and permanent cnre
II Is the most Thoroughly honest medicine
that run down and sickly men ana women
can employ. Its life giving effect on nerves
ana blood is truly marvellous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
OF THE NEWS.
Ioday's Weather.
Thunder storms.
DOMESTIC.


Senator Mark Hanna In an optimistic In
ervicw described the labor situation in
no Pennsylvania anthracite coal region as
most delicate. and he defended the position
II the mine owners.
Miners Of the Hazleton district expect a
strike asd are fully prepared
Potter Palmer died in Chicago, Sunday,
II $40 p. m.
Excerpts from Commercial Relations Of
Re United states state that American
tsol are preferred by the Chinese, that
LsAc Japanese products are Inferior and
saat American capital has found ready In
rcstmcnt in the Elowery kingdom.
The London stock market is still awaiting
south African peace news.
senator John Lowndes McLaurin Of South
Carolina issued a statement reviewing the
political history of his State, and deuoun =
ing Senator Tillmans alleged scheme to
exclude him from the primary as demo
cratic candidate.
The fortune OF Potter Palmer, who died
sunday, Is estimated at $4,000, 600.
Henry c. Payne has been selected by
Roosevelt and other party leaders as the
successor of Senator Hanna as chairman
Of the republican National committee and
the next campaign win be conducted by
him.
Archbishop Corrigan is very weak and
relapse is feared by his phys clans
The club women IN convention at Los
Angeles spent Sunday in recreation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
TEXAS.

Good rains are reported from some sec.
items OF the State. II is said they came
toe late for wheat and oats.
ssfeblowers secured small booty but SiI
much damage at Navasota.
Swift his purchased the Greenville OIL
MILL to be operated in conjunction with
his Fort Worth paekery.
Luther Scarborough was killed in a pc.
ouliar manner near Palestine.
Three business houses were burned at
Holland.
An EFFORT Is to be made to break up the
cocaIne traffic; Galveston will take the
lead In II.
Ella Dickinson, the negro woman shot by
an ofneer at Beaumont, is dead OF her
wounds.
The new Catholic orphanage at Galveston
was dedicated by Bishop Gallagher.
The coming OF Hogg is the most import.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
Save Money ay,S Sy 81 your faded ssrments

warped and twisted so as to servo the u, q
purpose of throttling free speech. free
thought and liberty Of action. Tic hi.
mary. system in South Carolina has been
sacllhced upon the altar oil partisaush D
and personal m1hgnlly, and has therefore
become unpatnotic aud useless. and should
be Ignored and finally lcprdiatrd by our
TO look hopefully to The results Of n f,l,
and IlSt General election under our State
party yoke has been plnced upon cur
lullher endurance, and yer / realize that
many or my loyal friends would even once
more mold In check their resolution not TO
in order to again rorc for me- but hn'iS
reached the point where I will not suhi.cr
mem to subscribing to an oath in su3Ssr,
o a. men ana measures which do not rrprr-
Seht ihelr views upon the issues facing thn
American people today. Rcspcc; Suiv'
John LOwndes Mc!.1u.ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
FOREIGN.

Dispatches Described Mexico as a hiy, ~
cgfRmerelsl activity new banks and rsil.
Foads planned and Americans gobblnE
everything Ia sight.
The Berlin boerse has beer starnant FOR
the Past week aud wiscpcres are waiting
for an American crash which they have
leng predicted,
a bulletin from Castle Loo has announced
thst Queen Wilhelmlna Of Holland is crit.
ieaily' III but that there are some hopes for
her recovery.
Fifty American priests Of the diocese Of
BROOKLYN visited Rome and presented the
pope check Tor S1O.OOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
Miners Expeot a Strike.

Hazleton, Pa, May 1.-Thc Impression
prevails among the miners OF the Hazlcton
district that there viii be a general strike
as result Of the failure Of the operators
aud tho representatives, of the United Mine
workers to come 10 an agreement Ii Is
OF the men In this region are organized,
ana II strike Is declared operations will
he brought to stundstill at every col
liery.
Commercial business In this section has
heeh almost az n standstil for the let
SIX weeks on account Of the fear Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
Southern lesoue

New Orleans May = Little Rock plorea
IN nara luck today. High made his debnt
Tor the locals and was Wild and vulnerarIa
out phenomenal heldlng pulled him ,hroroh
Norcutt made double play from d.
center and In the last inning, when titt,s
Rock had two men on bases. Abbott thru
10 second the ball struck AtE on m. 40,
ana II looked Ike runs. but the hi, T.' 49,,
cd into the pitchers hands and he 1 thraa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
SPORT.

Southern League Scores Shreveport .
Memphis /; New Orleans 4, Little Rock s.
American League Scores.-St. Louis. Chi
csgo postponed; Cleveland ., Detroit /,
Hational.-Pittsbnrg II, Cincinnati 2.
Snnset.-Lake Charles IL, Houston 4
Crowley ., Beaumont 2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
ARCHBISHOP coRRleANs ILLNESS.

The Prelate Is Very Weak and sleeos
Constantly.
New York, May 4.--There is much con.
Germ felt over the illness OF Archbishop Cor.
'isan. DR. Reyes, the attending physician.
SAID Archbishop Corrigan Is by no means
out Of danger, mad his weakness coo+,.,,a'
mere are no favorable indlcations Ne
shows absolutely no Interest in worldly ~
talrs ana cvinccs no livelmess whnteyor !,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

American LEAGUE.

Detroit, May 4,-Joss was invlncibls
day and not a hit was made of his De-
cry until the ninth inning. Detrolrs d
run followed Bradley's error in the sl
which gave Holmes life. Casey and nd
ley both followed with singles, scoring 4
Sr"if- RHl
Detroit 900 600 COOL
cleveland !......ti!. OOt 600 OlOlla rs
Sicyer, Muliin and Mcclure; joss 4
Bcmis.
ST. Lonis. May 4.-St. Louis. chla3
game postponed; rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
pubIln pefeated Comanehe.

comanche, Texas Nav An me 4
ing contest for gold medal betwern :
lin and Comanche club, Comancags
There was some hne shooting
EFT. iewelcr mndc and offered a Pr 4
mednl for the hest shot free for ai,,
St Clair OF Dublin carried on tae y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
BASEBALL.
National League.

Cincinnati, May 4.-The Cinclnnatls nut IN
the poorest ball ever seen on local dia.
mond Eight errors were tailed against
ehem ana This alone accounts for their de.
felt MS they outbatted Pittsburg.
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tp,iinelhdIl ''.''''.'.. 900 600 10 ~ ii
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