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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
NEWS FROM JACK RABBIT.
G. T., Rc,is Is Opl0mlsitc Over the
Outlook Near Phoebe.

IN u letter received from C.. f. Reeves
Of the Jack Rabbit mine near Phoebe is
full Of announcement for the future Of
the mine. In II he says that the work
ings are In fine ore and that the body
Is developing finely and that every day
he is more ard more confident that he
and his associates will have u mine
before spring.
Spearking OF Phoebe he said that the
Utah-Ncvada people had the old dunn
my railroad running from the mine to
the smelter In tho valley and would
soon have Il In operation as far as the
Jack Rabbit The town of Phoebe he
states. is booming There Is not a va
cant house In the place and that the
travel through the town had nearly
doubled
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BULLFRCG MINES.
over 100 Men are Now Employed in
The Camp.

Conservative men estimate that about
400 men are employed at the present
date In Bullfrog district, and the num-
Der Is constantly increasing. Among
those working are the Providence,
Lucy Jack, Red Oak, Piute Con. Crys-
tal Guthrie, s-Montgomery. Ma
tlonal Bank. Montgomery Shoshone, l.
y L.. Mike Ryan, Starlight, Maytlower,
Steluway, Eclipse, Denver. Tramps.
Bullfrog Mining Co.. original Bullfrog.
Gold Bar. Bullfrog Annex. Ohio Bull
frog Bullfrog Central. Sunset Bullfrog.
Great Eastern. Peerless. Golden Scep-
ter, Diamond queen, Gold Center Min
ing Co., Pick Up, Gibraltar Mines CO..
aradis9. Bulltrog Western, and many
other prospects scattered around the
distrlct.-Realty BullfrOg Miner.
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MORNING ON CHANGE.
Business About Average and stocks
Practically Unchanged.

The mining exchange transacted an
average business this morning AMI
STOCKS upon the whole Were unchanged.
Daly-Judge scored the first sale ana
reached the highest point for some
time, selling at 81 flat Lower Nam
inoth still continues weak, selling down
TO STA with 80 bid at the close. Coum-
bus Con, on the contrary. showed
strength and sold up to 1881. Beot
Tunnel regained its loss of Yesterday
and was wanted at g. with holders
asking 70. Silver King was Offered
at s5l. but United States Mining took Il
jump to 1915 bid, and $3.50 asked
Boston Con. was also stronger. with
slS'52la bid at the close, The remaining
stocks showed but slight change, the
market closing as follows:
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. i7.--Cattle- Receipts, g.
oOQ market strong Beeves, 8. lQ96,5J; cows
and heifers. ! 25Q 80; stockers ana 4 ed
ere, 2.l0qi.l5, Texans 3.iOqi25; westerns
2.S5ai.G5.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 tomorrow, $4,000;
market cents higher Mixed and butch
srs, i.5SQ5(0; GOOD heavy. 4.65a5.oO, rough
A25gl.S5; bulk Of sales, .70Gii 90
sheep-R Receipts 1000; market steady
Sheep, i.Nq5.S; lambs. 4.5O@7.S5
OMAHA
South Omaha, Nov. -Cattle-Receipts.
900; market steady to 10 cents higher, Ma
tive steers, 3.j045.50; cows ana heifers.
2.5o49.l5. western steers 2',594;tO Tex,
as steers 2G43 so; cows and helfcfs, 2lOl
u32i Gamers, l.50U2.25; stockers and
feeders, S.2543.S. calves, 25oq5,25; bulls,
stays, etc, l.5Qqt5 g.
Hogs-Recelpts, 400: market strong q
cents higher Heavy, i,GOa4.N; mixed,
4.659i1O; lights, i.GjP4.ij; pigs i25gi. ~;
bulk Of sales, i65m410
Western yearIings 5,5Qg6 90, wethers. 800
q6.%; ewes 4.i0liso; lambs, 6.25Q75o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov l7.-Cattle--Recelpts,
800: market steady. Native steers. $3.50
$50; native cows ana hefers 1.15fii "a,
stockers and feeders. 2.i0Ql. 10; bulls 200
az. 25; calves. 225qGO0, western steers,
2.75u450; western cows, 2.0Oq3,2j
Hogs&-Receipts 1000; market strong,
Bulk OF sales. s.siAq4.15; heavy. 4. I0q4 80 ;
i'72ia
Sheep-Recelpts 200: market steady.
Muttons, 4. 25Gi5. 20: lambs. ). 25d7 10; range
wethers, 4.5Oq56o; ia ewes. 5.i5q5. 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
WORK THROUGH THE aEMINI
Ridge and Valley Ore 10 he Put Upon
Local Market.

For some time the Gemini COM
panv OF Tlnuc has been quietly work
ing Itself Into possession of the float
ing stock OF the Ridge and Valley Min
ing company, which adions It, 1t APP
pears that a vertical sldeline agreement
was made between the two corpora
tons, and that in the development Of
the Giminl several chutes of rich ore
went over the line and into the ground
OF the Ridge and Valley. It is now
stated that these bodies of ore are to be
worked through the Gimini workings
The public may draw its own concu-
siunS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. H.-Hlgh prices for wheat
at all European grain centers impaired
strength today to the wheat market here
Small Argentina shipments and dCcreaS-
ed movement at Minneapo is and Dulut
We're additional bullIsh Influences, Com
mission houses and shorts were active
bidders, but offerings weer light MAY
opened unchanged to Y higher at ssh to
SSA and advanced to S9is.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF ai cars against s99 a
year ago.
Buying OF the December option by
shorts and commission houses was again
the feature Of trading In the corn market
As a result Of this demand December
made further gains and the market In
general was strengthened bv the irmness
OF this option May opened a shade 10 =
~ higher at i59s TO asa and sold up to
SSdi5S.
the strength shown BY wheat and corn
MAY opened unchanged 10 q shade higher
at S21s 70 32i+d32% ard sold az S2N.
Provisions were firm on active demand
from pit traders and shorts The mar.
ket was Influenced BY an advance OF 5
cents in the price Of live hogs following
diminished receipts AZ the stocy-vards
May pork was up 2hu5 At 1875 to u s7ia
lard was up pa at 7.0Sa77ls and ribs
were 2l9 higher nj $50.
Corn--No, 3, iid45
O1ts--No, 2 S0A; No, 3. 20n.
Toward noon the mark broke sharp
" on heavv liquidation. May declining 10
S7ssdsIal The close was weak and hdl8,
lower az S77tdSS.
Corn--The break In wheat caused 'b.
ernl selling Of corn, May dropping 20 AA
the close was weak. q lever at il7tf45
Close: Wheat-Deo., sjNgS%; May Sih
dsS
Corn--nec., 70: old is'.; July, H7sq6.
Oats-pec. 81: May 32ii
Pork-lan., u e2h ley. l272h.
Iard-Jan., s s.; My 100.
Ribs-Jan.. & 72ilGeN; May SIS
Rye--Cnsh T0ig072
Fiax-Caeh northwest. 100
Timothy March 3i7.
Clcver-Cash, n o.
Barley--Cash 3IG55
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov. lL-Sugar raw steady.
Fair refining. "a, centrifugal .96 test.
7-l6. molasses sugar. Pa
Rohned-Quiet Crushed SD; powdered.
40: grarulated. if0
Coffee-Quet No, RIO So.
Butter End Efgs-tirchar ged
Cheese Easy State full cams email
colored and white Sentemhcr fancy i3X
do late made choice, l2hdi2a, do, fair 10
good i2H,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
MAMMOTH SHIPMENTS.


Manager Mcintyre came in from the
Mammoth and left last night for his
ranch at Halleck, Nevada. At the Of
fee II was learned that the mine is do
Ing the best, IN the way OF production,
II has attained IN some time. The ore
bodies are holding out and the charac-
ter of the ore is Increasing in value.
-Four carload lots were on the market
today. Three Of these are copper ore
which gave the sensational value Of
22.j per cent copper The remaining lot
IS silver-lead which shows on controls
- per cent lead
The mine Is now shipping an average
OF - carloads per week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
SILVER RAISES.
Touches Highest Point in IA Number
OF Years

The big jump in the price of silver
is making the mine owner smile the 10
days. Yesterday the quotations reached
the highest point tn years. Today an
other = cent was added. making the
price 6iA. Eastern advices seem u
show that the metal will go still higher.
II viii be q great Christmas for miners
OK The wh!,e me,ah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17

Sacramento mine this morning. These
shipments are what puts the company
on velvet It Is now settled fact that
the mine Is Ia position TO continue
these shipments for an indefinite peril
cd, and the management Is working 10
the end of developing its clnnibar ores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements, as
reported by Mccormick & Co. yesterday.
amounted In all to sj4 600. or this $685.
400 was for ores, leaving s26,2oO for base
bullion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
NEW YORK.

ATTORNEYS NOTARIES and real
estate men Will find full supply OF
legal blanks at the Deseret News Book
store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co. brokers. re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17

Just the place for Xmas presents.
Davies and Co., the China Store, 80
S. Main. Japanese Goods, Russian
Brasses, Rric-a-Brac. Drop In and
look around.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
KANSAS CITY.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

st, Louis, Nov. i7.--WOol, steady. Ter
ritory and western medium, 26Q30; hne
medium, 22d2b fine, 1921
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17

state sof Utah, otdce OF the Secretary
Of state.
the state OF Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing IS a full tue ana correct
copy Of the statement Of the above namsd
company. now On file In my office, this
18th dag OF November, 1906
(spaD c. s. TTNGEY
Secretary Of state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
ORE SHIPMENTS.

% carloads, At the Pioneer sampler
there We're two cars each from Bing-
ham and Alta and one from Tiniic. The
Taylor ana Brunton people report five
cars from Bingham, three from Nevada,
two from Tintlc ana | from Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17

Beck Tunnel l1OO at %; 500 at 2lia
seller 60
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Con. Mercur, 800 at So; 500 at 6OIa.
Carisa. 1900 at II; 200 at ~.
May Day, 5000 at S,
Lower Mammoth, zoo at 5lL.
Columbus Con, 100 at $50, 100 at 23l
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call .,.,......u LIS $3.50 %
open board .".........,, $500 2,l00.oo
Forenoon's totals ..,..l0395 S2,656.5j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17
FORENOON SALES

Daly-Judge, 25 al ZOO
Lower Mammoth 100 at 3lia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17

Report Made 10 the Secretary Of state
of the state Of Utah, Of the Condi-
ton Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17

State Of Utah, County 4 Salt Lake.
Byron Groo being frst Guly sworn ac-
cOrdirg 10 law deposes and says that he
Is the cashier Of the above named bank
talns a full true and correct statement
Of the condition OF the said hank at the
close Of business on the eth day OF No
vember, 1905
BYRON GROO.
Subscribed and sworn o. b. fore me this
10Th day Of November 1906
(SeaD +. NJ MICHELSEN
notary Public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-17

A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2l6 ID. F. Walker Block
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SACRAMENTO QUICK"
TEA

a carload OF quicksilver has LETT the
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j. OBERNDoRFER.
COAL AND AsPHALTUM.

Stock Broker,
Tel. Bell 792. 1871 s. Main st.
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totals .....io.as5 sae5S.5j
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-16
DESSAU HAS BEEN SOLD
 TO MERIDIAN MANAGER

ager Vaughan will keep his eye on the youngster.
 Dessau has an excellent arm great speed and a good curve. but he lacked control When there were no runners on the bases he pitched fine ball, but with some one on the base he was unable to get his full swing and was easy to hit
 The youngster was willing to go with Stouch, who offered him good salary After the deal had been made. Manager Vaughan wished Dessau well and told him that another year in slower SSl' would develop him a great deal and m~ .e him a valuable man.
 With the addition of Dessau, and the probability that he will get Dwyer from Atlanta, Stouch seems to have corralled a team that will not be easily beaten in the Cotton States circles this season.
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Becomes Suddenly Insane

OpelilSa, April 15.-(Special. )--Today Nat l.. A. Right, formerly druggist in this city. suddenlys became& violently insane and drove his family from the house with knife and firearms. but was taken by officers before infilctng injury He had been i'll for nearly year and is thought insanity was caused by numerous growth upon his spine for which he was operated upon some time ago. He was taken to Tuscaloosa in charge of keeper this evening
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The first of the Baron squad to be re- ceased was Dessau, the young pitcher He was sold to Tommy Stouch yesterday morning by Manager Vaughan, and went to Meridian with the team when 1t left.
 Dessau gives promise of being good oiteher. but he needed years training In la league not as fast as the Southern so Ntanager Vaughan decided to sell hini Q Stouch.
 Tommy Stouch secures a good man Tn Dessau for he is able to play the ih- held. the outfeld or to pitch, and be- sides he gives promise of being good hitter. By next year he should be au- nirable Southern league timber and Man
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provement over last year, but not much
 Two of the best players were lost Tn swaps to Birmingham, which weakened the Montgomery team and strengthened Birmingham Molesworth will be in the outfeld, and is "a good hitter. He will probably be neither stronger nor weak CT than before Shannon, at shortstop. Is new man and is stronger than last years short His fielding is better than his batting. Schwartz and Brouthers will also be in the infield and they should show improvement over last year. Null laney will be an improvement at first,
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but none of the four can be considered as good as the Birmingham players for similar positions
 Barry and Lynch are the two other out felders. sand neither of them are equal to Murdock, Delehanty or Dusty Miller. In the box Hale Lee, Stultz, Macdonald, Gardner and Brandt will represent Mont gomery, but Hale, one of the two best, is out of business for the present on ac- eount of A sore finger He may how ever be able to work against the Barons
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Cincinnati 7, Pittsburs 0.

Cincinnati, April 15.-Ewing had the
 |pittsburgs completely at his mercy to- |lay not one of the visitors reaching ! hird base. Phillippi retired in the nftn ming ir, favor of Case. A triple play was made in the sixth inning by Clancy eaten | ng Ewing's low bunt fly, stepping on | |rst base and throwing to second oefore he runner at either base could return
 .larke was benched Tor dispu'ing -lno,nnati. .... .13o 0O2 01'-7 IA 3
 p,ttshure 900 0Oe 000-0 0 Batteries-Ewing and Phelps; case, IPhiIlippi and Pietz. Time 1;5o.
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Ginger Clarke Fitzpatrick, Sallee and Pylant. Ragan, the two Clarkes ana fy- lant were on the staff last year, and Sallee and Fitzpatrick are youngsters. who are having their first year in the league Both have shown up to excellent advantage In the games they have pitch ed to date. especially Fitzpatrick who has been in the box several times ana always won his games. The pitching stan may consist of all these players.
 Montgomery Team.
 The Montgomery team shows some im-
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VIII Be Easter

Onf-of-f0wn buyers can have comprehensive samples if they will send breast, waist and in- seam (trouser) size. Please suggest price you wish to pay and mention color preference. We wish to submit samples intelligently. We deliver free if money comes with order All Shoes $3 30 up-other goods S5 worth or more.
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New York 15, Boston o.

New York April 15.-The visitors were
 |lhut out while the local men tallied To ,ns. Matthewson and Wiltse allowed but hree hits. Attendance 17.ooO. Score;
 '' ee R.H. E. |,as,or .oco GOO ooO- 0 3
 Jen, yor,s ..... .003 250 05+-15 16 1 Ratteries-Harley and Needharn; Wiltse,
 |aatthewson and Bowerman. Time l;So.
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4 MUDDY DIAMOND PREVENTED GAME Third Contest With Meridian
 Not Pulled Off WILL PLAY TOMORROW Barons Will Divide Into Sections and Play a Benefit Game Monday
 Afternoon at West
 End.
WILL PLAY TOMORROW

sea of mud just little too soft to permit ball playing. prevented Tommy stouch and his Meridianites from get ting trimmed again yesterday afternoon.
 It was rather a sad blow all round. The indications were that a thousand or more fans would have travelled to West End to see if Tommy Stouch and his Meridianites could have put up another pretty game against the Barons like they did Friday
 The thirteen inning, 3 to game, aroused a great deal of interest, and
 everyone was anxious to see the two teams lineup again. It was rather hard on Manager Stouch, as he brought his
 team here under heavy expense and he
 missed the gate receipts on the day when
 they promised to be the heaviest.
 No Practice for Barons. The saddest feature of all was that the Barons were deprived of a days prac- tice at the time when every hour on the diamond counts The weather for the past two or three days has been hard on the players. and they needed practice. The time that would have been con sumed in playing the game was, however, used to advantage. The coats which were ordered for the team arrived a couple of days ago and were unpacked yesterday. Manager Vaughan, Presi- dent Baugh and Secretary Sheppard dis covered that the coats had not been
 made exactly as ordered, and the entire
 lot will have to be shipped back to be changed if possible, and if not new lot will have to be made.
 Game Tomorrow.
 Tomorrow afternoon Manager Vaughan will divide his team into two sections, which will play each other for the bene- fit of the lodges of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias in the city. All the proceeds of the game are to go to the lodges, representatives of which were
 busy selling tickets yesterday.
 If the weather is good, the attendance should be very large. The game will
 probably be interesting. as the team will
 be as evenly divided as possible. Matt
 hews will probably be in condition to
 catch the game for one side, and Willde Clarke will catch for the other side. It is not certain who will pitch the game, but 1t is probable that Ragan and Ginger Clark will pitch a few innings each to keep them in good condition for two of the games against Montgomery. l The game will be called at o'clock as | usual.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
St. Louis 2. Chicago

St. Louis, April 15.-The St. Louis team
 defeated the Chicagos today. smooe
 |.nocked a home run in the sixth innins' -,,,,,s, tba home team the lead which 1t |sa,d throughout the game. Attendance 200 Score . A, oo. |s,' 1-ouis' .''' OoO 010 0O0-1 8 2
 Batteries-Eagan and Warner; ptener |,nd O'Neill. Time 1:45,
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philadelphia 8, Brooklyn 3.

Brooklyn. April 15.-There were several
 |nappy plays on both sides but Hanlon 5
 nen failed to hit opportunely. Attend |,nce 4500. Score: o,o . 1T n1 nliaueip s,o'-ilp Oo0 OO1 2OO-3 atteries-Duggleby and Dooln; Jones' |stricl,lett and Ritter. Time l:S1.
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St Louis rallied and tied the locals. In the eleventh inning on Tannehill's sing gle, Donahue made the winning run for Chicago. Attendance, Ss13. Score:
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South Highland Smokers
 A splendid line of Havana and Domestic cigars. Our cigars are always fresh and moist. Highland Pharmacy, Five Points.
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BALL GAMES Reports from National, American an d Southern leauges received at
 The Peerless
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Philadelphia 6. Boston 5.

Philadelphia, April 15.-With the score He'd two men out and the bases filled In he ninth inning today, Lave Cross sin xled and the locals again defeated Bos- .on. Tannehill and Coakley were both -etired and Gibson and ,Saddell took their places. Doran's finger wes split py Il
 RH E.
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 fkEE IU bUIS or S495 in Boys Department
'WithOutF aiI, Next Sunday

If you expect to wear new Spring Clothes a week hence we would
 advise coming to purchase as early as possible. Selection will be bet
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ter-ard every needed aIttfatIOh can De leisurely made Naturally, we've pre- pared for even more than our usual Eas- ter rush, and nobody will be disappointed, but the logic of buying before the 11th hour must at once appeal.
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Father Vaughan.

At first base Father Vaughan will nat urally do the honors, as he is the pre- mier initial bagman o1 the circuit when everything Is considered. He played in more games than any other first base man last year, had a larger number of put outs and assists than any other first baseman and stood tenth in the field ing percentage column, just ten points below the highest man. At the bat he led all the first basemen with an aver age of .2S3.
 Piggy Ward led the league in hit ting last year. He did not play in as many games as some of the others, but he batted above them all, and his field ing percentage was .920.
 No one has been assigned to short stops place, and Moore, Schiappicass and Mayer are all playing good ball. Each of the youngsters has strong rec concentrations and all have showed aoil- ity. Moore will probably play the open ing game If his finger Is in condition by that time
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Cleveland 6, Detroit 2.

Cleveland, April 15.-The postponed in- iusural of the American league season Cleveland took place today The weather was exceedingly chilly, 1t having moved up to 1 p. m, cutting the attend tnce down to 7544. Moore was mystery
 o the Detroits Cleveland played a nanny pan,eF Score. RH. F.. Cleveland ............-. .uo iSo w Detroit -..............--.pO pO loV oV-1 D Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Mullen hnd Wood. Time not given.
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New York 4. washinqton 0.

Washington, April 15-Cold weather took all the vim out of both teams and they gave an almost mechanical exhibi- ton of baseball. The game was called on account of darkness. Attendance. 4002. Score: R.HE Washington g.. ........... 900 900 Oo--0 2 New York :. .............. 001 300 00--4 3
 Batteries Hughes and Kittredge; Orth, Powell and Kleinow, Time, 1:45.
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Chicago 3, St. Louis 2.

Chicago, April 15.-Chicago held the St. r,s- fcam safe until the ninth. when