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VIII rurnlsl, Assurances.

Washington January 10. Senator Nc
Laurin Of Mississippi had long confer
ence with Postmaster General Payne re-
garding the lndiauoln poStofhce aud stated
that he would he able shortly TO FURNISH
satisfactory assurances from the rcspolsi-
bic authorities OF the town for the pro
lection OF It's negro postmistrcss.
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ono wapr TO string that may or may not
burn"
He intended 20 lay the blame for the
present condition Of affairs regarding coal
Where II belonged-"At the door ~ the
president Of the United states aud the az
torney general"
The resolution was then laid aside and
statehood BILL
At 4:l0 the senate went Into executive
session and shortly afterward adjourned
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Restaurant II Van AIatvna-

Sherman, Texas, January i2.-At -
o'clock this morning Ore broke out In Par
IRISH d Vivion's restaurant aud confection.
airy establishment at Van Alstyne. complete
ly demolishing their stock and damaging tho
building aud hall above. Damage about
$500, partially insured
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TE EIRE RfGQRa
Small House 81 MarshalI

Marshall rcxas, January IL, Sunday a,
O'Clock tenani house owned by f. V.
LANCASTER, occupied by negroes, was burned
tents 500; no Insurance VV' eon'
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At Oakland.

San Francisco, January 13.-At Oakland
Weather clear; track fast.
One mile. selling Kitty Kelly Rosario,
Forte. Time / -.
Seven furlongs. selling Maggie Felix,
Sleeping Child. Jim Gore II, Time ;2S.
Mile aud 100 yards, sellinE-lgnaclo, Nj.
grettc st, Sevo Time 1;4T
Seven furlongs--Ada N, Golden Cottage,
Mission Time i:27ig
Six furlones, selling-Thc Major, Jockey
Club, Ball Room Belle. Time 1;14I
one mile, sellng--El orentc, Sir Hamp-
ton, Rasp. Time l.41,
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nIsoussEp PHIuPPINE AFFAIRs.
Ne New Developments In lndianols Post
w office Situation,

washington. January 70 Tho president
"a cabinet we're IN session only about an
sonr TODAY. Matters elating to the Phillip
n,pss we're considered. They rsintsd not
a,ly ia the administration Of the islands,
hut also 70 the .Vnsjse. q EsdTetasa Of
aI post1aaster General Payne had long ean'
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TAFT WILL REMAIN,

Definitely Decides 70 Commune
e7'' Taft as Philippine Governor
washington. January 1S.-After mature
Consideration inside IT was decided by the presi,
dent that Judge Taft shall remain IN 'ns
philippines as civil governor. The decision
was reached only after the president uis-
cussed the philippine question Thoroughly
-. s,arotorv Root and other members
of 9TH his cabinet ana win ", vice go G9y ontSs
Wright. who has been here TOT t " lpUgiT
TAFT in a letter dispatched to the f,d pn'f bc
pines more than q month ago t I,,nre,ns
could have the appointment 10 Tue
bench n he desired H. ., q, ,one
Ii was the presidents purl,o ,.'o 20 81 the
philippines. % thc nrcsldcnts let,
der YIo vas received from him: ,usEesl,iis
with sincere apPrsGatitG&m That Of It might b
, n,ate tor him, in view Of ALL TO remain
where he was.
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Returns to Texas.

Washington, January 10 General Fred
crlck D. Grant lett here today to resume
his duties as commander OF the deparuu ut
of Texas. lie paid bis respects TO the
president before his departure.
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Made FROM en- sctlya priEeIpia .shtHinsi
fgsM BLACK Rect. Thsy ses en- ihs WV.
equal 70 ,salers sna lssys $500 70 saS sSf
Gaze sArenls sehstlrstIen. Erica % eenta
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
A NUMBER OF ORDERS WE'RE MADE
IN FEDERAL COURT.
Judge Gillsspe Got In His Work on
Jurors---cl,y Selling Old Paving
Blocks at a Profit.

Galveston, Texas, January 1a.-Judee
Burns this morning announced he would
take up the equity docket on next Thursday.
The case Of Blake Dupree, receiver, va
the City Of Houston wac transferred to the
Houston docket by agreement
In the case Of John Hackett Adnma VS.
Joseph Fisher ct al Judgment by default was
entered against George Ard and against an.
swerlns defendants for lands disclalmed by
them IN their answers. Plaintiff granted
leave to amend, making new parties. and
continued for service.
WatersPierce on Company VS. c. G.
Ellis ct al, dismissed at plaintiffs cost,
Julia f. williamson VS. Pullman Palace
Cur Company ct al; motion OF plaintiff to
remand argued, granted and case remanded,
The following cases were passed.: Martha
%. Morton VS. Texas Land and Immigration
Company ct al T, G. Baker vs. City Of Gal.
weston, Charlotte Stawinsky ct al w, u, c.
H. Brothorson administrators de bonis non,
( 1T al, 7. c. II. BrotherBon, administrator,
81 al vs. Charlotte stawlnsky. McC. Shack.
| lett ct nj VS., Southern Building ana Loan
| Association. Guaranty Trust Company Of
! New York VS.. Galveston city Railroad Com
panv, Guaranty Trust Company Of Now
York vs. Gulf city Street Railway and Real
Estate Company, William ". Rice vs. oran
| iioi" eysrrfor; Massachusetts Loan and
! Trust Comnuuy VS. citizens Electric ldghi
and Power Company Frederick Oicott Us
MSude Sparrow ct al j. Il. bottom VS., Ma
| tionni Railway building and Loan Asso
| citation. j. william Finn vs. Interstate
B1iiding ana Loan Association OF Atlanta
| Aiphouzo H. Bowers ct al va Jacob X
| Myers. American Well Works Us. II. !
Trammell, T. NJ. Yost ct al VS.. 70. A; IIch
| ards Jonathan Lame VS.. Evan j, Henry
, Leo Nichols vs.. Mutual Reserve Fund LIT
| Assurance Association
/ The case OF BrazOua Land and Cattle
Comuany va Alfred s. Newson ct al wa
continued.
The case Of the Rembert Roller Compress
Company VS.. the Planters Compress Com
rnny ct al was continued by operation o
law.
No cases were tried this afternoon.
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General Wood Assigned to PhIIIPplnss,

General Wood Assigned 10 rn'' leonora
Washington, January ls.-eeneral LSo s,,,'
wood Mas applied for service in the PhiIp.
rines and his request has bee1 granted ne
viii 20 to Manila in April and II IS e. a.
nerted no win be assigned % CONNIE , no ~
NinSanso General Wood becomes IISsi4
Seuerai IN August and J. y \, 9ui command
he diy4sion OF the Philippines gene "a.
Wood viii complete his report 90 .s,a a he
riniStratlen Of cub7n AhAirs 's'
gA4lAs
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loptCIHI 90 NJ IVaII
Washington, January Ex-senator Cul-
bcrson has presented from the judiciary
committee favorable report on Repre-
sentative Stephens bin making certain
chunges In the terms Of holding court IN
The Western judicial district OF Texas.
one OF the efccts OF this Dlll is 10 take
q week OF san Antonio term Of court
and give If to Ii Paso. it has already
passed TIE hOuse.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

n
.Sp'-4I' ~ c.,t
bcrsop has presented from the judiciary
committee n favorable report on Repre-
sentative Stephens bin making certnin
chunges In the terms Of holding court IN
Tho Western iudi,ipl district OF Texas
nno ~ the ooccfs nf mi, mn is TO take
q Week OF san Aniouios term Of court
passed the house
, s-r,,.... .a,,,,.,,o p,s
~ - -, w. va,ra,sn,.,tro Coonnr'e
~, ro,o+,nr IN N, construction Of a ca.
VA 'piu''Ae g-,,1,,, -
nai a'"He '"e ,,.s,,a5 -,
count of the death Of Representative
Tongue MEMBER Oh l"e rfVn'uii''e'
r,a,. r,ovett OF Houston is back
'u"se - - -, ,r.,,l
from New YORK me O"'l"S ni"'i
case In which pc Is interesteu' y ,,r Am,
ii9g he middle Of the present week
.,,,a
Representative h'e'v.s '''' n
telegram from stato "'pi
Nicholson OF Laredo urging MN MOI 10
push the bill detacAins pllnnl''' county
from the sou'ueru Jnnls'o, ,r S''' h,n ,r 1,as
taehlns TO the Nes''tu AZ Ki ,' H Gnr.
ton was introduced LOT ~. - e' e,evaon
Ing ms absence ~ dse ne pconie Of Dim.
/ MI hluosLs lii Want no change made
my I""u MIN rsU' AN thc hin al the ear
iieS pc possible moment aud attempt to Sc
cure It's n"'' O'''''-
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The rivers and harbors committee was
TO have taken up Representative Cooper &
uil relating to this construction Of ca
nal along the west shore vi Sabine lake
bur did not do So having adjourned on a.
count of the death oil Representative
Tongue, member OF the committee.
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senior Alfredo BacdueFlzo' recently ~
pointed as successor 10 senior Don LUIS
Felipe Carlo, ss minister from Ecuador
was presented formally. . the tSeSSident
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At ('hlCAGO.

CHICAGO May 2o.-Bcnu Ormonde won the
Owners Handicap. the feature event at worm
10 day In a Sensational, nnish with hnzzah and
covering the mile in rs nat. which breaks ne
track record By Is seconds, and EQUALS thc
Western record set by Orlmar at washington
park two years ago. II Is only NTH OF second
from the world mark OF 1857 b hung upby Briga
die in the East two years ago.
First Race-Slx furlongs-Tom Mayhin ITO
(Hcpryl o to s. won: Floral wreath 100 IhrRen =
ruth is to L. second: Hindi. ITO tOtiH to :: third
Time, i:l,. Merry Flight, Annola, Nauirage' flIiy
Deck and Jet also ran. n
second Rsce.rour and half fuIIo ,s t5
Henry, $ TO 5 second; St Paula, Paula. i9s C, cray
Rees. Katie Powers and Rlceiui also ram os rw,,,
10 S won; sister Kate 10. a Ham 10 .oi second;
Carrie / lOt Otsl. to I. third. Time. l:l3 o.
Lola L.. Mauscr. The CaAton, Annu, and Crucero
also ran. Mcrciful fell, 49, o, O..
Fourth. Race One meIBeap O. ormo ,nds;r! 70
IS 10 s. second; Golden Rule. 100 Henry, ~ 70 D.
third Time l;3s Flying Torpedo also ran
Fifth Racc-Onc mile and an eighth -,John a
Clarke 9S (itobb!nSl to l.. won: Dutch carter,
os III Philips, 2ot l. second MoG ao los 'HejnEi
Prince OF Africa u Ghor, and Mary Moore also ran
Sixth Racc-One mile Omdurmhn, ~ 10
Rocker, 10 l. won; Moroni ~ tRobbins> 10 TO
second James i. Corbett. ll6 "a HaN 10 70
third. Time ~ 20 Essence Tbs a. A 1nIho
Leo Newell and An Choir also ran
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Al St. Louis.

ST LOUIS May 20 The talent VISA IN great
form al the Fair Grounds to day. W II was on the
nrst Ave winners good and strong
First Race-Fivc furongs--Scep're, lol lHaln.
IA 10 s won. Geortuga. 100 (Davlssonl; 70 ! sec
ond: Jean Cavicr, i07 tWado,, 20 thru; iime;
1851. Milky Way. Lucus N Edl's MacE' N Maud
Iurbip Sgnora Trerson. Vinelnnd, Saolnh Never
Such. Araies, Anzelger and Duke pashawaS also
Second Racerlve t9Il9nssnM.i,,or Pehsm'
to J. second; Gus He!dorn: Ill kelly: K, 10 J.
third Time. IO4h. Burrows. Ora Mckinney
Rrilla n,s and Sartor Rcsartus a. $50 ran .,, ,,
Third Racc-SiS and half furongs-MIke strauss
100 C)avissonl. TO 2, won; Detest loo cAusun,
Gto T. second; Cressda, 95 tShral; Q 70 l. Ihird'
Time mt, Bonnie Esther. Venus VlctIx: NON
shot Proof Op,mo. Countess Clara and Moiiie L.
"'I Fonrth R,ce-one mile and 20 yards. Master.
lUo Higgins. TO 5. woa: kafhr. 100 I'av1ssoh,'
q to q second: W. b. Gates. 100 tAusunl y 70 L.
third Time 1881. DR.. Holscher; south B1eehe.
Alice Turner. Ben Chance, Kansas LILY ana Prince
'' Eth Race"Scven furlongs-Jerry Hunt. 1o7
fSncncrr 0 to s. won: Brown Vail. 81 tWoln -. 70
! Second: Monos, I07 Troxler. to !, thru. iimc
i:3i, Blrdwood. Aransas. Amote; Regaua. Strlhg-
Town Eicaney. Whitmore. Leila Barr King barley
corn lynch and Capt Hamm also ran.
SiIth Race-One mile and three AStcenihs 10
Cast ron los CTroSler). 9 TO L. won; J, Duli. Wy
Austin, to /. second Kings Fet III wilson,
Il to l. third Time. 2:o7'i; Luna Mlnor ice,
FIRST One Marlborough. Charles d. living Mayor
and Kunia also ran.
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At LatOnia.

C,Sc,vy,1I MAY oO-Woodlake: an $ to shot
/, me betting owned by Tom Mcdowell won ,he
Ia,nn,a DERBY 10 day from Bad News " Irhgth.
Win Tancred third and Judge Hines we winner me,
Of the louisville Derby. fourth INC laIgsS' neia a
for this event In many years, nine s'aners' '"eeo
starter Holman ,,,. ,oe
FIRST Race-SiS furlonrs,,.'ack Raifn loS Ian
dr,t i, to J. won. Nisn a Dale. ~ cro"hnrsu'
= 10 . SECOND: Bcnsonhurst. 30 tNeed' 10 J.
mira Time lI4a. whisky King Mhhsaru'
Gi.nwood and Firing Line also ran o. ,,.
second Rac.--Onr mir--fonso!nca, ~, aana
sew, TO TO- won: John j Rcgan, ~ I,cin, 70 :,
scconS. Kentucky Cardinal 100 Crowhnrs,; . 10
third Ti-,r li?, l.utgcrt. Grahd hafas'
Movie and Frtvo also ran. a.. ,
Third Racc-Flvc furiongS -Haininno,, " q!
RcI,' even won; Brancas. 100 lRohinsoo', ~, w.
sncrnnd. REQUISITE 100 thclgerson). 20 MIRO,
rive IA Heritage. Japan. Marsnah Nc| ana
pr ron mr Racc"Latonia Dcrbyi one nile and
halt Woodlnkc ia (Crowhursh. 70 ~ Vol
Rnd News iii IN. Davis, to J. srccnn lancreu
II. Hercrson, IL TO s. third Tine soS3 Ju ,a
Hines Gold Bell. kampoosa; MhMe b.oo"'"s
hal Sailors Dream and Tom Hh,l also ran. ,>
Fifth Race-Four and half fnr,on n
no tCrowhurs). 10 10 !. won; !ehnr Moo ~, ~ ~
II Conleyl even. second: Cassie Shnicr' ,, W.. ~
TcllyI 10 to l. third Time. MEs,' HgpWnh
Msv' Combs NJ lane, rhcadarc, sue W. ana am
many Queen also ran ,,, ,,r,o,us sor,ir
90 fHelqrrson, - !. won; Frank NC. W. tL'noses,
q ia & second &. W. W. los a. Soh,eN. NJ, vi
third Time, l:s7i.. WEIGH Gin ,'onn i,'as 8,
phospborous TUFTS. InvictuS, Cot, AnactSoh' d.
Bluff and Balloon ais" ran
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NEW YORK ~. Id, .; PlTTsBrRG. o.
Runs were hard to get in yesterdays game
at the Polo Grounds. The New Works made
the pilgrimage to the plate twice and the
superior s sway ~, on each side. each disbursi sing
half II dozen hits to the eHemy. The half
dozen hits Of the New Yorks were 30 dis
tributed that there never was more than one
to an inning. Yet while the Pittsburgs once
punched three hits in an inning they were
year.
No less pure and undefled than the pitch
ing was the fielding, 1nfeld manipulation
OF excellence was the order OF the day and
trips, Lauder ia out Of the game with a
crippled hand, and Babb's play at third base
Rtchey and Gilbert also made fine stops and
accounted for atrophied batting AVERAGES.
ba gser to right, went to third on Bresnahan's
sacrifice and scored on a wild pitch The
only other inning in which the game was
not Of Sahara barrenness a. TO tallles was
the fourth. In the fourth McGann was hit
6al, but was forced at second BY BY Mertcs
sensa tional its beauty from Pittsbnrg
standpoint was Offset by its utilitarianisin
for New York. II put Mertes on second and
from there he sped to the plate on Babo's
The Pittshnres filed the bases in the sixth
inning on singles. Wsener's single would
have sent in a run but for gorgeous stop
back Of third base by Babb. hy-out had
opened the inning. strlke-out i3iiowed the
with all the cushions tensnted. From that time
on the home and visiting batters we're utterly
unable to cope with Lever and Msthe wson.
Although Bowerman sent the ball against the
left field roost in the seventh inning
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CHICAGO, May 2o--Clark Grifith and his oil;
star aggregation from New York defeated
the Chicagos In the opening game OF the series
over anxious. and az result the fielding
was ragged. but despite this the 8.soo sperta-
tors Witnessed fairly exciting contest in
and speed Tannehill. who did the pitching
for New York. was in superb form hSId hi,g
and fielding his position like an artist. Aside
from Tannehll's performance. the features
OF the game from New York viewpoint
catching Of O'Connor. Pat Flaherty was
on the firing line for Chicago. and barring, one
bad inning. the seventh. in which New York
the little left handler did effective work. Jones.
Mailman and lsbell did the best work for
ChiCaRn
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G0LFlNG AT ST. ANDREWS.
MOLLER DISQUALIFIED AFTER
GAINING Low SCORE cur.
The Commit &c Has Ne Option. as Tie Seeks
shelter From, the Rain-Four Others
Victims Of the Rule-Thirt!.twO to
Keep on This Morning At Match Play.

Rain. however welcome to soften the turf
brought dismay to the hopes OF five COM
pettors at the 81 Andrews Golf club open
tournament yester day. who were disquall-
fed under medal play rule No. 13-unlucky
number indeed. President Thomas 4. H.
Robertson and John Reid, OF the committee.
we're filed with delight at the approach OF
the rain, but they soon found it had brought
some troubles in Its train. As the storm
broke, John Moller. Jr. who had led the hela
In tho morning with IS. and his partner ~
Mallouf. were In the fifteenth tee aud they
took shelter for few minutes. +. o. HORST
man and W. E. Carnegie. who we're next IN
line, called out TO Moler that he would De
disqualified. and they played on. Horst
man took twenty Ave for the four last holes.
Moller and Mallouf kept on after them, bur,
with three others who had waited, were after
ward disqualified.
The rule is one OF the kindergarten rules
of medal play. and there was surprise that
two such experienced hands as Molcr and
Mallouf should have forgotten 1t. II was
hard luck for the former. Tor his card would
have won for him the low score cup IL
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i,ascnal, Games To-day.

.ATfoN,L LvAGrE.
St Louis n, New Ynr'i: pHSbnrr Of hrooelvH:
Chicago ~ Philadelphia. Cincinnati A. ho''0n.
ANpEICtH LrACrF.
New vow: al chicago: Boston at 81. i.oh,: wash
inc, on al Cirvclonl: Philadcnhia a, D'':ot.
r,srrHN LH,o,'E.
jersey civ =, Buffalo: NcwnrE at Toronto Prov.
dencc A. Roc h, Stcr: " orccSlcf al baltimore.
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Trainer '!urpl! Laid Up With Malaria

NEW HAVEN, MAY 20. Trainer Nike MIR
ply OF the Ia'o track team is 'stt uo with
malaria II is doubtful whether Murph"
will he a BILE To- 10 present Il the .dnnl rImes
with Harvard next saturday, lie has Ebn"
10 Sinshury for n rest. His enforced absence
is felt keenly by thoa" Interested y Vale
athletics. but his health demanded Nc chaiss
He will make every effort TO he " it'll the Val"
team On Saturday. Preparations are being
made at the Pequot House. Morris Cove,
for about forty-ive Harvard athletes.
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BALTIMORE.

TWO .ha.c hr.,-Bennon. Dlard Three ba.e
hi,'-OHhpan Sacrifice Eits-O'B Hen, Dowd
stolen bascs-Fox Green. Snraron. Double PLAYS.
Wagner and o.HaGsn' FoS and jon, Ssssron and
voorhers / HIT ny pitchcr-By Hrsterftr. 8
by Volhscs, 2 struck QUIZ ns.trrirt 2 6y
TO- FRS, base on errors Baltimore, I: Newark :?
I'm pire- swnrtwood Time hours and
minutes A,icndancc--5l..
At TORONTO
u, p.
Toronto ..... o .
pst;erics Briggs and rom Clements and Dlr
gins,
~ RuYrAi.o
RE. 4.
n,noin z o OIL y |
Il n,"s,sr O a o O %
but:sr.r Ferry and Shaw: McFsA and Mcan
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Connecticut League.

A, Holyokc. Holyolic. 8. Norwich.
Al nriirt mort bridgeport, u: New i|Tvcn. ),
Al Mrrldcn Nc" Haven q. M,ridcn,
81 sprInc ncd Springfield. .: Hartford. u
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CLEVELAND. $: WARRINGTON. T.

.Batted for Wilson In the ninth inning
Cleveland ......t o o g
Washington '....S
Three base hit~HicEman. Fins. base on error,
Cleveland. First base on balls--Oh JOSS. STRUCK
o,itNRv loss g. By Wilson. 4. Stosn bases-
McC.rihy. Flick, LAJoie. Orh. LET! on bsse.-
Cleveland. S: Washington. Passed bali--atobo,,'
I'mpirc-Connelly TIME hour ana ~ n'nu'es'
Attcndance-2.Ss.
DETROIT. 5: PHILADELPHIA tA.LN. !.
DETROIT May ?o.-Hard luck beat Philadelphia
to day. Yc8gerk scratch two Dagger. responsive
Tor two runs fell between second and hight ana
rolled away, Plank pitched great ball
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American Association.

A, Kansas Clty--Kansas Civ. .: LousNll'e,
ii Milwaukee indianapolis, 4 Milwaukee,,
Al Minneapolis Minneapolis, o. Toledo. l.
At st. Paul-S, Paul. ?. Columbus, U
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RnooKIYN. 10: CINCINNATI. ?.

The bumps which Pitcher Hahn received
Yesterday at the hands Of the brooklyns
we're many and vigorous and the CMrlnnatis
Cincinnati was put out OF the game In the
rst inning for kcking ,hs , 1"soI 1Ss t,me
son A he vas Ienving the field Shecknrd
sent ser II low fly to Beckley., Beckley stopped
to make the catch and sheekard. . Groiiifd,ns
Reckiey was 40 badly injured that he had to
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ROCHESTER,.

woods on, for interference.
Jersey City......,,,.,, s-l9
pnchcs cy ,.......O 0 l o q
Two base hits Lowell. Cassidy. Three base hit
.Schrail. Sacrifice hi,-l"X.n stolen bases
McManus Mccain Double play-Bean and Cas-
sidy. First base on acknowledgements. :: Jersey
en- 4 First bnse on balls on NcF1Yian. 3: OF
McCann l. HI by pitched bhll-By MtFarian. I:
b., Mccain, J. STRUCK out,by Mcfarsn' 2: by
C,ty' s. VIVID h-McFarian. Umpire Brown.
Time 2 hours ard " minutes. Attendance
"swARK. C; BALTIMORE, d.
baltimore. May 20 baltimore lost the rubber
On Account Of loose fielding on the part OF Fox
in the last inning hts two errors i,ttins In the win
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First base on crrOrS- PltlSburg, ItV On
bases" pMssburg $: New "ork, 0, Frs, base on
balls--OH Mathewson, u; on Lever :, STRUCK
SH,-Browne. Bowcrman. sacrifice hits-Bres-
nahan Mc(ann, Mahewson. stolen bases
Mct;ann ~ Ritche,. Hit by pitcher - by
Lever. l. wild pitch Lever. Passed ball.
Bowrrman mplrr -Emsl,e. TIME hour ana
15 minutes. Attcndancc-1.25s.
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western cue.

At Omaha 81. Joseph, 4. Omaha .
Al Des Nolncs Kansas civ, =. DeS Hon"s,
81 Denver Denver. u. Peoria. =
At Colorado springs Colorado springs ~ MI
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
SHUT orr ny NEW IORkS.

Three Out Of -Four for Locals as We'll ~
for BroOklyns Against Cincinnatis
--ChIcagos Also Use Whitewash. beat.
Ing Bost OnS-tluakers Defeat St. Louis.
The New Yorks and Choasos are having a
warm tussle for first place in the National
League The former shut out PittsburR
yesterday. and the latter whitewashed Boston
by the sane score. Brooklyn went in to
fourth place by beating Cincinnatiit was
three out OF four for both New York and
Brooklyn-and Philadelphia beat st, Louis
Results of yesterdays games:
New York q p,t,burg o
brooklyn, To- Cincinnati ..
chicago 2; Boston, o.
Philadelphia, I: 81, Louis, /.
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CHICAGO N

First base on balls- ON Taylor; ?; OF wills. .
Struck out BY Willis. , Two base hl'CLowe:
siolen base ~Cooiry' Double play Harley and
Lowe Umpire -Johns,one. Time-2 hours Al
tendance SIS
pH,LApKipHIA ~. ~. 4: ST. LorIs ~ LD. i.
pu1IApxlPgIA. May c0..-'rhe Philadelphia were
fortunate In their hits: the 81. i.ouisans were un
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
New Workers Poll 1nemssives Together
and Beat Chieages.

The New York Americans pulled them
selves together yesterday and defeated the
leaders. Philadelphia was beaten BY Detroit
the latter going into third place 40 Boston
lost to St. Louis. Cleveland downed the
Senators. Results:
New York. s: Chicago 2
ST. Louis, 4: Boston, s.
Cleveland. s: Warrington. 4.
detroit. .. Philadelphia, l.
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.Bsued for Powers In the ninth inning
Detroit ....,..... % n .
Philadelphia .-.........o U "
two. base Elberfeld Yeaeer. Lush. Hartsel.
Sacrnce hii-Carr. First base on balls-On Ka.on
a on PLANK 2 Hit by pitcher BY Eason. l. First
on bases-Detroit. T. Stolen base Plank. Double
piay-Scy bold. Murphy and Davis. Struck out
Nv Fa.on /; by PLANK s. Umpire-O' Laughlln.
Time hour and 80 minutes. Attendance 800