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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.

There's grave danger from the
plague of Coughs and Colds that are
so prevalent, unless you take DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Mrs.
Geo. Walls, of Forest City, Me-,
writes: at is Godsend to people
living in climates where coughs and
colds prevail. I find it quickly ends
them. 1t prevents Pneumonia,
cures LaGrippe, gives wonderful re-
lief in Asthma and Hay Fever, and
makes weak lungs strong enough te
ward off Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. SOC and sl.00. Guaranteed
by ell druggists. Trial bottle free
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Negro Killed by Street Car.

Jordan Chsvis, a negro, was run
over aud killed by street car on
Dawson street, this city, Sunday
afternoon. The conductor said Cha
Wis jumped from one car and was
run over by another car going in or
posite direction. He drove dray
for Mr.. Wyatt, of this city.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Public Speaking.

Willis G. Briggs will address the
people of ] Johnston County as follows:
Princeton, Tuesday, October 23rd.
Kenly, Wednesday, October oath.
Don't fail to hear this distin-
guished speaker.
The Republican County candi-
dates will be with Mr.. Briggs at
these appointments.
Let everybody come out and hear
the is sues discussed.
Spe aking to begin promptly at
1880 a. M.
J. G. STANCII,
Chm'n Rep. Elk. Com.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
BLOOD POISONING

results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. They remove all
poisonous germs from the system
and intuse new life and vigor cure
sour stomach, nausea, headache, diz-
illness and collie, without gripping or
discomfort. Zoe. Guaranteed by
all druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
EugtRe Dsshss into Freight and Injuries
Six Men,

Six Men,
Asheville, Il. c., Oct. ia run
away engine and cahoose on the
Asheville division of the Southern
last night struck freight train
standing on the west end of the
trestle across the French Broad
River, ipjuring six men and demol-
ishiug a caboose and one car filled
with cows.
Conductor McHarge and FIagman
Fullbright are the worst Injured.
McHarge is hurt in back iand head.
Flagman Homer Viuson sustained q
fractured arm. The engineer had
left the train in charge of the fire.
man while the engineer went into
the Office for orders. The engine
would not stand, and the fireman, 6
new man, threw the reverse lever
starting the engine 10 :kward at (
rapid speed. The fireman ther
jumped and the engine plungee
GOWN the track and into the freight
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
To the Voters OF Wake County.

To the Voters OF Wake County.
am candidate for the Office of
Sheriff. Ny business relations are
such that it is impossible for me to
make a thorough personal canvass of
the County.
take this method, therefore, of
asking you for your suffrage.
If am elected | will exert my
best efforts to make for you faith
ful and efficient officer and give you
a business administration Of the
office. Very truly,
JNO. W. HARDIN.
Raleigh, Oct. 3, 1906.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18

Josephus Daniels father was a
Republican, and on that account his
mother was appointed by a Repub-
lican administration postmaster at
Wilson, N. G. When you read his
paper denouncing Republicans Just
remember this, please. e. w. Pou's
father was also Q Republican, but
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
A BADLY BURNED GIRL

or boy, man or woman, is quickly
out Of pain if Bucklen's Armies
Saive is applied promptly. g. j
WEIGH, of Tekonsha, Mich, says
81 use it in my family for cuts, sores
and oil skin injuries, and find it per.
fecY." Quickest Pile Cure known
Best healing salve made. 25c at al
druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
A Company Formed to Ship Water from
the River Jordan.

kno IItN6f 81 Oruan.
Col. Clifford Nadaud, Of Coving-
ington, KY, president Of the Inter-
national River Jordan Water Com
pany, arrived recently at Alexan-
dria, Egypt, from Constantinople,
where he was able to obtain from
the Turkish government the sole
right Of shipping the water of the
Jordan to all parts of the world for
baptismal and other purposes.
The water will be shipped in casks
bearing the seals of the Turkish au-
thorities and the American consul,
under strict supervision of the Pa
triarch Of Jerusalem. It will be
bottled in the United States in
bonded warehouses;
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Trusted and Tried

II used to know Mr.. Sneeker, who
was with your firm. / understand
he's O tried and trusted en-
ploye-" she was trusted, yes,
and he'll be tried, too, if we are so
fortunate as to catch him. "-Phila-
delphia Press.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Raleigh Shoe Men Have Personal En-
counter.

counter.
Mr.. s. G. Pool and Herbert Rosen'
thai, two shoe merchants Of Raleigh.
with adjoining stores, had personal
encounter on the street Monday
morning. Mr.. Pool had advertised
he was selling out at cost as he could
not get new lease on the store he
occupied. Mr.. Rosenthal posted a
letter in the window Of his store
which, in substance, stated that Mr..
Pool had not been told that he must
move. Mr.. Pool asked that the let
ter be removed from the window
and Mr.. Rosenthal refused, and
when Mr.. Pool stepped toward Mr.
RosenthaI, he grappled Mr., Pool BY
the coat and showed him on his knee:
on the sidewalk. The case was tIieC
before Police Justice Badger Tues
day.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Section Master Killed Near Reidsville

section Master hiieo Near heiosViAle.
Reidsville, Oct. 14.-Mr. F. q.
Catlett, section master of the South
ern Railway, was killed near Miz'
pah, about three miles south Of
Reidsville, yesterday morning. The
linemen of the American Bell Tele-
phone Company were throwing
cross arms, it is said, along the road
from the moving train at each pole,
and one of the cross-arms struck Mr..
Catlett ,who was experimenting
some work along the track. Death
was instantaneous.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Not Happily Expressed.

Old Gentlemau-So you are anx-
ious to become my son-in-law?
Young Man-Yes, sir. SO much
so, in fact, that / am willing TO
marry your daughter.-November
Smart Set.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Evidence.

sThe evidence shows, Mrs, Null
cheney, that you threw stone at
Policeman Casey"
sit shows more than that, yer
Honor; it shows that Oh hit him."
Minneapolis Tribune.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18

Don't fail TO get up club Of zm-
paigu subscribers 81 20 cents each for
The Caucasian. The Caucasian has
been adopted ss the organ Of the Re:
publican party In this County.
Won't You help Us put IL In the
hands Of every voter IN Wake
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Coled Race
GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA
Agricultural


the Negro Race will begin SHIP TENDER ,IgC ~s~ ~
leading
of
lodging Of
needy Students allowed
school
PRESIDENT DUDLEY, Greensboro, N G..
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Does your neighbor take THE
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began?
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Don't you want a good fountain
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ographers cataog other information address
CHARLES d. McIvER, President,
Greensboro, n. @,
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and then taken IN. and II. was q broad reach
10 the SOuthwes est Spit The wind had fresh.
ened. considerably and the yachts were max.
ing fast time home. ~ the Nouthwes . spit
they gybed boYne TO- port and we're timed as
Corona, S.ti;s0, Elmina. 3tst ~; Neola. asa ~.
hatSos, but Nib III. two sSSooneIs Z Tas :
Pennis had a splhnnker set again on tho
wiring the, Corona Or being abls'to outrun that
might part on the leader be was disappointed,
keeping on crossed the finishing lihc iust 0
The old sioop Athlon led the. yawis sekana
lshed first, but she " as beaten by the SakHna
by the time she had to allow. The Quickstep
led the Andromeda home. but she too " az
beaten on corrected time.
The Jigstep led the ~ footers ct the outer
mark Nv It'll the Crescent SECOND, and these tw o
had a hot tusale home. They luffe ID several
times and were gybed three times before
reaching the finishing line. and the Crescent
won. beating the Jigstep bv 10 seconds In a
race that viii long he remembered by those
who took part lin u.
George Church by clever handling sue
ceeded In bringing the Saetta home first In
class q. The race was. m anaged by Theo-
dore d. Wells. Fred Nilmar and Orient &.
Pinckney. The follow ina table gives the
times OF the leading yachts at the turning
points IN the races
& " Spu ,Seono nd RsiI Buou & W Snff
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HER ttfORp ~ fHg NAVDtRD
ttises tOWWENf

W~rHHwHdate. WINS fftmmed the Wase Ne
ee'tly, Meets 4 tGusltHa ttegeat @eeait,
fae pseAs ~ tNs pguNta saa lseeeeeS
HsuHe -ThFec FatSrites aueressfui.
The runnlns Of che standard STATES, welsh,
fos aae, one mile and q quarter, ~ Ufateaend
Yesterday caussd the Tongues Of the scandai
fNohSefe 10 vac with unusual viaVf. When
O~rtnondaie won the Broadway Stakes on
saturday he defeuted Whimsical, odds on
I%avofl'e, after the latter had received Q
faarantly bad ride from little Nottef. In
that race o~rmohdele, who was heavily baekea,
conceded cen pounds on the ecale and fifteen
pounds actual weight 70 Whimsical, and
won In track record time for q mile and o
sixteenth, In yesterda = affair. vim three
starters. Ormondale and Whimsical met on
even terms a. TO the scale, with the mare
receiving the usual ser allowance Of Eve
pounds. 0~rmondale. with Miller up. was 4
~ TO 10 favorlte. while Whimsical. ridden
this time by q competent boy, L.. Williams,
went up In the betting TO eto 2. with Cairnsorm
closing AZ 10 10
Miller took the rail position at the start.
and Whimsical. getting into her stride readily.
went up to him on the outside, CairnRorm
trailing. Together ormondaie nd Whimsical
raced close together clear up the baokstretch,
around the far turn and then into the run
home. where Ormondale cracked under the
terrific pace and Jones moved up with Cairn-
germ. But Whimsical, though tired, was
game to the core and won In q hard, staggering
drive by half a length from CairnRorm In
20o As. Ormondale was a length behind,
badly beaten. After the race a rumor got
abroad that q certain bookmeker, who laid
against Whimsical and bet on 0rmondale
In the Broadway Stakes, reversed his policy
yesterday. There was q desire expressed at
the track yesterday that the stewards Of the
meeting take up the bookmakers' sheets on
the two races In question.
Halifax, q lukewarm favo rite, picked up
ls3 pounds In the handicap for three-year.
wire an easy winner by two len Sths In i:iO.
John f.. Mlir's Coincidence, 20 to /, was
second all the way and took the place from A.
j. Joyner's Watergrass. 10 to l.. with Lotus,
There was much providing Just after the start
and several horses had no chance at ali.
Sam Hildreth's Logistille, a hot ~favorite at
even money. made. good In the second race
4 weak zeal ride By SoS'iSefhi burned up a fortune
placed on Judge Post, IL to 10 fayorite. In the
handicap for two-year-olds. Belfast, q to l.,
got the money by a length.
Jockeys that had never ridden a winner
q sixteenth. Thespian, backed from is down
to 8, for a killing. made q runaway of this
race, and romped home four lengths to the
good.
lite, won the sixth race for maiden two-year-
old hllies and geldinss but n was chiefly
Jones, who put II ell over Miller on Manila.
Ise 1 Mss r q Tan ran qn fo4 H shs ss%s e Gia1!s
Kentucky Beau, 10 to 8. who breezed past the
six len gths before H. p. Whitney's
Dinna Ken. sto 2 favorite. The summaries:
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR GRAVESEND.
Gazelle Stakes and q Handicap the Feat
ufes,

The Gazelle Stakes for three-year-old
hHles, one mile and a sixteenth. win be run
at Gravesend to-day, r.. p. Whitney's Per-
verse meeting Flip Flap and others. Ao-
countant picks up top weight In the handl-
cap at a mile and a sixteenth. with I.ogistiila,
Vino. Pster and others to beat, Two-year-
odds will run In the frst race at five furlongs,
with Mexican Silver. Acrobat. TanaRer, Al
Pow ell, Xmas. Halton and Woodwitch figuring.
In the steeplechase, at about two miles
Knight OF Elw ay, Long Run. Tom Cogan
and Fergus are best. The ifth race liz for
platers at about ak furlongs. it'll Arklirta.
Van Ness, ' ~arieties. Brush Up and Escutcheon
having chances, while In the last race, for
longs, Killiecrankie. --Flfsll. Communipaw,
Moyea and Russell 7. figure prominently.
The entries follow:
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western League.
At Denver-Denver, IL: Omaha, 8.
AT pueblo-Pueblo, 4; Lincoln, 3,
DOGS. BIRDS AND POULTRY.

WANTED-Every family having poultry 70
establish an agency at their home and sell a vcrmin
powder; sells for Is cents per can; our price 81
Tor 10 cans; no vermin on poultry or animals can
live where used: hot weather breeds lice quickly:
hens stop laying: little chicks and turkeys die
from the effects OF vermin. Mail 81 and get started:
sell 20 cans In q few, hours daily. Get your chill
dren started selling and teach them TO do business.
10 cents can. VERMIN POWDER CO., box 500,
Scranton. Pa.
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Boston .................1 Q 0 0 o
81. Louis. ,.......... 0 0 O 0 o %
First base on e~rror-Boston. Left on bases
Young, l. on Brown. :. Struck out-By Young.
o: BY Brown, 8. Two base hits Brain. Bates. Dolan.
Smoot. Sacrifice hits-Strobel. Bennett, Hoel-
sketter\ Stolen bases-Howard IN. Hit by
pitcher BY Brown. l. Wild iicb-Young. Passed
bal-Grady. ~pire-Carpcnt Tfme--l hour
and 80 minutes. Attendance .e3s.
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WASHINGTON,
CHICAGO.
Totals.....3 0 SO 20

two out when winning run was made.
Washington. o 0 o 0 o o i o %
First base on rror-Chicago. Left on bases
Chicago. 5 Washington, T.. Three base hit-C.
Jones. Two base hits Hayden. Donohue. o'Neill.
Sacrifice hits-Donohue, Hart Stolen bases
Stahl. c. Jones, o'Neill (g. Double plays-Hick-
man and Altizer; Mtizer, Schlany and Stahl; Ander-
son and hcydcn. Hits-Oh Kitson, nine In ia
innings; of Walsh. two In IA innings; of Owen,
two In al innings. First base on balls-oh Walsh.
3; of Owen, 2; OF kltson, 2: of Hughes, l.. Struck
out BY owen. 4; by Kltson, !; by Hughes, /. Wild
- Walsh Passed ball Hart. umplrcs-Evans
ana Connolly. Time-2 hours and 7 minutes. Al
tendance 5000.
ST. LOUIS "a. LII, 10: BOSTON a. L.. g..
ST. LOUIS. June i2.-Thc Boston Americans met
with an lgnominious defeat 10 day In the opening
game Of a series OF four TO be played with the ST.
InuIs BroWns The score.
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HATED for farbeau In the twelfth inning.
iBattcd for Leroy In the seventh inning. tone
out when winning run was made.
New York o o o 90 o o 90
Innings pitched-ChosbTo | Is Leroy, 6 2.9.
Grifnth, iI-3. Hits on CHESHIRE. 3: on Leroy, o;
on Grtfith. 9; Two base hits Chase. LaJole, Sac
rince hits--BAy, Flick 49,. Rossman. Leroy, Gnf-
nth, Stolen bases Flick, Barbeau. Kleinow, Dele
hnn!y. First base on balls on joss, !; OF CHESHIRE
2. Hit by pltcher-By Chcsbro. !; by Grihth. l..
First base on crrors-Scw York, &. Left on bases
CLEVELAND. 8; New York, 0. Struck out-By Joss, !;
Barbeau and Rossman, Flick and Rossman. um-
plres Hurst and Connors. Time-2 hours and Is
minutes. A1cndanrc-3.3S7.
DETROIT, 4, PHILADELPHIA "A. LG T.
DETROIT, June 12.--Detrolt won a very loosely
played game from Philadelphia Today, both
Bender and Kllllan being hH hard and supported
poorly. The score.
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Totals. 4 II Fl is 8 Totals, 7 1925 0 4
'ono out when winning ran was made,
Philadelphia. ,.....,..,2 o Q o / %
Stolen b~ases-Jones, Hartzcl, Mcintyre. Cobb.
Two base hits Murphy. Three base
ht-kn!Fht. First base on balls-On Kllian, O:
of Bender, :. First. base on errors-Detroit, 2;
Philadelphia. =. Left on bases Detroit, s: Phla-
delphia, .. Struck out-By kiilisn, 3Sby Bender, 9.
Wild pitch -klllian. Passed ball -Schreck. Double
Tlmc-2 hours. Attcndancc-2.so 800.
CHICAGO "a. LII. 8: WASHINGTON. 2.
CHICAdo, June l2.-Chicago defeated Washing.
ton TO day In a Hereby contested twelve inning
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Totals rs ID p q Y Totals" "a q II 9
Boston ...............l o 0 / O-3
Two base hits-Stonc, Wallace, Three base hits
Wallace, Sclbach, Freeman. Home rln-Stone.
Sacrifice hits Jones, Ferris. Double play-Parent.
Ferris and Grmshaw. Passed ball-o ,Connor.
Stolen b~ases-PArent ~, Hemphill, Niles, Wallace,
HI, by pitcher--By Winters. l; by Petty, /. First
base on balls.on Petty. 2; OF Glaze, 2. Struck
out--By Petty, 2. by Winters, 3: by Glaze, 2. Hts
on Winters. is In FIVE innings; OF Glaze, 3 In three
innings. Left on bGses-St. Louis. o; Boston 10.
T1me.,i hour and So minutes. rldan
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u sNHt u
'Batted for Gilbert In the ninth inning,
Cincinnati "".""... IL Q oo2o 8 %
New York D." .....,....0'0 0 o ! 0 0 O OIL
First base on errors-New York. |: Cincinnati,
g Left on bases-New York. .; Cincinnati, l?,
Struck. out..,By. wil!se,, >: by Weimer, 1 Three
base hits-Hpgsins, Kelley. Two base hits Dew
Odwell. Stolen bsses-Bresnahan, odwell, Double
play-Bresnahan and Bowerman. umpires- O'Day
and Conway. Time hour and so minutes. AT.
tendance 400
BROOKLYN. /; CHICAGO IN. L.. o.
With Seanlon pitching. and pitching gilt
edged ball. the Brooklyns took a fall out
OF the Chicaeos at Washington Park yes
terday; The Cubs made only three hits
not overburdened With runs, but their one
tally was as big as a house by the time the
game Was over. 1t did not materiaiize until
Maloney tried 10 sacrifice and knocked a
pop fly to Steinfeldt. Bergen plugged a
safety to right. and Alperman foul flied
to Chance. Then, with two out. Hummel
was the boy in a pinch. He damned a clean
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Southern League.

Az MISUNDERSTANDING, 4: Memphia Q.
At New orleans-New Orleans, 3; Montgomery, 8.
Al SUPERINTENDENT. 4 Atlanta, /.
Al Little Rock-Bimingham, Il: Little Rock, Q.
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~.tJFttIbNu, Tune W The Nov ipfk = nfgl
claah Wtifthp NHtw ~ The Cleveland grounds
today Resulted w thHlt defeat Nv Z ~ IN n
twelve innipa contest HI Tor We had de-.
CisiOha ~ the uiupitra in ihr Vnnl sussiun the
aginr might have Rnnt unitI darkness sCt IN
aud Het ufinifh nearly Wild iieWis singled
end then Hurst allowed Joaa "a walk, claiming
tert awaited nothing. Flick dropped n hunt
and Urinlth threw the hall TO Lapufte, who
nlppcd Hrinis n yard from tho base, but
O'tonnor called hun safp, Stovall, Who vas
sent ~ ia hat for HatheRuS. drove n ny beyond
Delchanty and Bcmi- came home with the
Wtnnino RIM
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New York State Leseue.

Al Syracuse-Syracuse, Q; Utica, Q.
Al Seranton-Scranton, Q; Albany. 9.
At Binehemton-A. J. b g., 1; Blnehamton, o.
At observation-disclosures. 4; Troy, o.
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American Association.

At Colu mbus- Columbus, IA Kansas City. 5.
At IndiAnapols-Flrst game-lndianapolis, 10
st, Paul, 8. Second Game-l Indianapolis. o: ST
Paul, s.
Al Toledo-Milwaukee, H. Toledo, o.
Al Louisvlle-Louisville. 8; Minneapolis, 2.
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Connecticut League.

Al Watcrbury-New Haven, g. Waterbury, 8.
At Bndgeport-Bridgeport 4; Holyoke, 8.
AT Springheld-Springheld, 0; Hartford. 7.
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,Ie TS,SI Civ o. % / o -
f PreSisds nc ,.....:."., 3 . 3 %
Ssiis.oF Mack. 2; OF Poole, l.. Struck out-By
Mack, 4. Home rSn-@srrltt., Three base hit
bases-Clemcnt, Hanford, Mcfarland. Umpire
Kelly. Timc--l hour and 40 minutes. Attend
ance-l,5 SOC.
BALTIMORE, 10: NEWARK. 2.
BALTIMORE. June le.-Thc Orioles had an easy
time winning from NeWafk TO day. The score:
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Mated Tor ffeIs,sr in the ninth InnIns.
ChicaR 20, ........ q q o o o o o 90
brooklyn ,,,,'... o Q 0 -
First base on error Chicago. Len on hasss-
Brooklyn, III IChicaGo. J. flri base on rails,
seanlon, TO- by Pfels,er, I Sactnce hi,s-Alper
man, slaele, %sheckard Double ohonce
and Moran. Hit By pitcher by Pfelster tD'
Umpire KEN. Time hour and 90 minutes.
Attend nee $500
PHiLA DElPHfA IN. L.. 2; PITTsBuRo, 0.
PHILADELPHIA. June a. philadelphlA's hits
were made timely and pittsburg wa defeated In q
DItchers' hattie. The score;
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On an Equal Fooeina

Mo- often d. . Wcss,sih mil.
hoHaifs and . young wogkmsn iua
beelnana ne, aet the ZANE quslity
NJ aooas They ~, however, IN
gufchsdae ouf dtle loNnnes We
lssue me ZANE hind NJ policy ~
me man wko u buying q ps,a,ai
manacn ., ~ the man who IL buY.
iNa an humble eouaee " only
differs IN the numbe1 NJ hfufst
The ,ams qualay NJ wofk goes
s8lo me examination " hath NJ ~,
o., the vefy hes thai can he Oh
tanned fouf puwhsse 10 gne that
W are dualthsd ~ handle bsI.
tef than ANYBODY slice,
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Two base hits-Kelly: Hunter. Three base hit
bnses-Hall. Jones. McAuley. Double plays
Jennings and Hunter Ge,lns, Wagner and Brown.
on Pardee. l.. Hit by pitcher-Pardee. Struck
out-By Burchell, 5; by Pardec.2 2, Left on bases
Baltimore, o. Newark, 3. Umpire-Moran. Time
hours. Attendance-i,s a.
AT TORONTO.
Toronto..,.,..O q o | ..-5 10 2
Montreal. ........O o 0 o 0 0 0 o. a 2
B~aueries-currte and McGovern, Whalen and
Dillon.
AT ROCHESTER,.
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Batteres-McLean and carisch. Brockett and
McManus.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati In New York: Chicag go In Brooklyn:
Pittsburg In Philadelphia: st, Louis in Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Cleveland; Washington In Chicago:
Philadelphia in Detroit; Boston in ST. Louis,
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence In Jersey City; Newark In Baltimore:
Montreal In Toronto: Buffalo In Rochester.
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LEAGUE.


With Providence one run ahead, Jersey City
rallied in thrir half Of the eight tn inning In yester.
lays game In Jersey sfty and won. The score:
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H~IGHLANDERS IN LONG GAME.
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South Atlantic League.

AZ chArleston-savsnnah. q Charleston, q
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Poor start: won galloping; Kentucky Beau, oh.
m, q by star Shoot-Kentucky Belle: owned by
%oodfofd Clay; trained BY p. Brooks.
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The Saetta beat the Spider. / minute is seconds,
Joy. 3 minutes 10 seconds, Mary. I minutes Is sec
onds. Quest. II minutes IS seconds.
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A%,S.sss,snAll, Washington Park, To-day, \. m.
"'0Syn vs. Chicago. Adm. Soe.-AdS