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Vessel Struck a Mine.

Berlin, Jan. 31.-Herr Ballin, direc-
tor of the Hamburg-American line,
announced this afternoon that the
German steamer Silvis of that line,
which left Vladivostock Monday with
large number of Russian troops
who were to return home, struck a
mine and had to return in a sinking
condition to Vladivostock, where she
was run ashore to prevent her becom-
ing a total loss. With the exception
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Report Confirmed.
Live Stock Market.
Guatemala.

Kansas City, Jan. 31.-Cattle re-
ceipts 5000. Market strong; native
steers, 4.OO@5.9O; southern steers,
3.25@4.65; stockers and feeders, 300
@4.S0; bulls, 2.5O@3.65; calves, 800
@725; western fed steers, $500
$50; western fed cows, 2.5O@4.00
Sheep receipts, 1000. Market
strong. Muttons 4.25@5.75; lambs
5.50@7.1O; range wethers, 5.40@6.10;
fed ewes, 4.5O@5.75
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DAVE HILL IS SICK.

Ordered South for a Prolonged Rest
in MiIder Climate.
New York, Jan. 31-Former Sen
ator David B. Hill, who has been Or
dered south by his physician for a
prolonged rest, stopped in New York
City last night, and will go to Cam
den, S. c., today. He said that he
would remain in hte milder climate
Of the South at least until April 1st.
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FEDERAL LEGISLATION
A Fund of Ten Thousand Dollars Rails
ed in Ten Minutes For Sending a
Committee to Washington.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 31.-With the
merger of the two rival national live
stock associations accomplished, the
convention of stockmen resumed its
sessions today, prepared to open a
campaign for Federal legislation for
the regulation of railroad rates and
agreement on the question of forest
reserve grazing tax has practically
been reached at conferences between
Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot and
the stockmen.
AT the opening of the morning ses-
sion of the convention, President
Murdo Mackenzie announced his
committee appointments. K. M. John,
of Trinidad, spoke on the "Possibili-
ties of Organization" and w. A. Har
ris, of Chicago, on "The Extension
of the Foreign Market for Meat Pro-
ducts"
John W. Springer made an appeal
for fund of $40 900 for defraying the
expenses of sending a committee to
Washington to advocate legislation
favorable to the livestock interests.
He suggested that the fund should
be subscribed in fifteen minutes, and
at the end of that time the subscrip-
ton amounted to $10,425.
Frank ]. Hagenbarth, former pres
ident of the National Live Stock AS
sociation, was elected vice president
OF the American National Live Stock
Association, the new organization, by
acclamatiou.
President Mackenzie announced his
selection of the executive committee.
The convention voted to rescind the
appointment of resolutions COM
mittee and to refer the resolutions
to the executive committee The ex-
ecutive committee includes: J. A.
Vickers and E. G. Gasney, of .Arizo-
ma; F. M. Ammons. ]. C. johnson
and A e. Deriqueles, Colorado; c,
M. o'Donnell, Chas. Schleter, of New
Mexico; Richard Walsh, w. W. Tur'
ner and Captain John T. Lytle, OF
Texas. and Ora Haley. of Wyoming
Adjourned until tomorrow.
The President today sent the fol
lowing nominations to the senate:
Third secretary of the embassy tc
Great Britain, U. Grant Smith, Penn
sylvania; Consul General to Hons
Kong. China. Amos H. Wilder. oi
Wisconsin.
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Funeral Postponed.

The funeral of Mrs. J. B. Bailey has
been postponed from today as her two
sons who are in Arizona and Colora-
do have been notified and will attend
the funeral. The services will be con
Quoted by Rev. S. R. Twitty, at the
residence on Richardson and 1st ST.
tomorrow Thursday at $3.50 p. m.
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The Big Sale Is On.

There was no 'fhot air. about the
big sale that started at the New York
Store this morning-it was the real
thing There were vast crowds of Ia
dies at the entrance waiting as early
as eight O'Clock this morning, but the
doors did not open until ten o'clock,
as the clerks were still busily engaged
in arranging the stock. Many of the
women exclaimed, Its a fake, why
don't these doors open?" When they
did open there was a good natured
scramble to get in first, and it be-
came necessary to lock the doors to
keep the crowd out until part of those
inside were waited on. At first it
seemed that they were there only to
look at the prices. A little later this
condition changed, and buying was
commenced in earnest. A vast amount
of goods was distributed to-day. This
crushing sale is the result Of the lib
eral advertising in the Daily Record,
the distribution of circulars and ad-
vertising in all the weekly papers of
Roswell.
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supreme court. The application was
denied for the reason that in Judge
Gildersleeve's opinion the court of
original jurisdiction in Missouri
should determine the question raised
by Attorney General Hadley of that
state. Leave to renew the application
was granted.
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u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

observation taken at a. M
Roswell, N. NJ, Jan. 31-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 81; min, %; mean, AZ.
Precipitation 90; wind N, velocity
4 miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight :;
Thursday fair.
M. WRIGHT,
Ohcial In Charge
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Mrs. Yerkes Married.

New York, Jan. 31.-Several news
papers announce today the marriage
of Mrs. Chas. t. Yerkes, widow of
the traction capitalist, to Wilson
Miner, of San Francisco. No confir-
nation was obtainable from Mrs
Yerkes or Miner, but the latter
would not deny that the marriage
had taken place.
Chicago, Jan. 31.-Charles E.
Yerkes, son of the late Charles
Yerkes, today declared the reported
marriage of the latter's widow abso-
lutely untrue.
Report Confirmed.
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 31.-A
special dispatch received here says
that Wilson Miner this morning pos
itively confirmed the report of his
marriage to Mrs. Yerkes. Miner is
20 years old, and has been extensively
engaged in mining in California. He
is a son of the late Lansing B. Miz-
ner, former minister to Mexico and
Guatemala.
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A Coming Event.

Mrs B. D. w Payton and Mrs. W.
W. Phillips will be "At Home" Fri
day afternoon from to 5, the guest
of honor being their sister-in-law.
Mrs. James Cyrus Leland. One hund-
red and thirty-fve Invitations have
been issued
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The Cemetery Association will
meet On Saturday afternoon at 800
at the residence of Mrs Chas. White
man. All members are requested to
be present Election of officers
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WIN Entertain Tomorrow.

Mrs. Garrard will entertain Thurs
day afternoon at her home on East
Second street in honor of Miss Ruth
Kessler, of Dallas.
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MARSHALL FIELD ESTATE.
Valued at Seventy-Five Million Dol
lars, of Which $4,000, 900 is
Personal PROPERTY

the estate of the late Marshall Field
today filed their petition in the pro-
bate court. 1t places the value of the
estate in Illinois at s75.000,000. of
which s5O,O0O,OO0 is in personal pro
perty.
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In the Senate.
COLONEL HoPEWELL
VISITING ROSWELL.

g Col. w. s. HopeweH, vice
g president of the Santa Fe Cen G
g trail railroad, came in this af
g ternoon by the automobile
9 route. He comes here in the
g interest of the contemplated
g extension of the Santa Fe
. Central from Torrance to ROS-
g well and will probably be at
9 the Commercial Club rooms
@ this evening to meet the busi-
g ness men of Roswell.
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8 g 9 g @ 8 g g g g g g 8 @ 9 {
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COURT SAVES HIM.
Decision That Henry X. Rogers Need
Not Answer Questions.

New York. JAM s1.-A decision
that Henry H. Rogers, vice president
OF the STANDARD OIL Co. OF New Jer-
sey, shall not be compelled to an
swer the questions which he recently
refused to answer in the taking OF
testimony here In the case of the
State OF Missouri against the stand
ard OH Company of Indiana and 9th.
er oil companies. was handed down
today by Justice Gildersleave in the
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Washington, JAN 31.-In the house
today the discussion of the railroad
rate measure was opened by Congress
man Phil Campbell, of Kansas With
the avowed intention of reaching the
Standard Oil Company, Mr.. Campbell
offered an amendment which he will
press later, emphasizing the placing
of all private cars and transportation
facilities under the regulation of the
Interstate Commerce Commission He
road officials that the beef packers
practically make their own rates. He
said the Standard Oil Company had
dictated in the same manner; poultry
fruit and dairy products were sub
ject to the same control. Reverting
to the Standard Oil Company, Camp
bell declared: But yesterday they
issued a decree to the Attorney Gen
eral and Governor of Missouri that
further prosecution of the suit now
pending in court against them must
be stopped, or they will destroy the
value of millions and billions of pro-
perty within the state of Kansas and
Indian Territory
In the Senate.
Washington, Jan. 31.-On motion
of Gallinger the senate today decided
to reconsider the vote by which the
bill authorizing the placing of models
of naval vessels in the state capitols.
The motion was antagonized by Hep
burn.
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Pure apple cider. 4oc gallon. at
jana. Prayer @ Co. 1t
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SEVERE POLICY AGAINST REVO-
LUTIONlSTS NECESSARY.
BOMBS DISCOVERED

Assassination of viceroy Brings to a
Head the Discomfort Among Militia
ry Forces of Caucasus.-vessel at
Vladivostock Struck Mine.
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Pure apple cider. 4oc gallon. at
Jana, Prayer & Co. 1t
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W. r. Littlefeld returned to the
ranch this morning.
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TYRANNY OF PACKERS

Testimony of Railroad Men Shows
That Big Shippers Practically Make
Their Own Rates.-A Threat of the
Standard Oil Company.
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MERGER
COMPLETE

sTOcKMEN RESUME THEIR SES-
SIONS AT DENVER.
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AFTER THE
OIL TRUST

CAMPBELL OF KANSAS DISCUSS
ES RATE BILL.
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w1LLE-Ross MATCH INTERESTS.
Principals in Hard Training for To-
morrow Nights Match

The chief topic OF interest In athletic cir
clee nj the present time is the wrestling
match between Charles Ross OF Salt Lake and
John Willie OF Chicago. which Is carded for
tho Salt Palace saucer track tomorrow oven
ing.
Four fast preliminaries have been arranged
10 prcccdc tho main event, In which the most
prominent mat workorB In State amateur cir
cles will take part.
Ross has been doing lot OF road work
during tho past few days to improve his
wind as he has concluded that no has had
enough OF the strenuous lifc on the cushion
until Il comes time for the nnal struggle
Willie out for n ten-milo spin yoBter-
dny up City Creek canyon and on his return
worked out with Paddy Murphy of Bingham
and couple OF other aspirants to wrcstling
honors who mado the big fellow pcrspirc
moro than could be accounted for by THE
aullly condition Of -ths YcGthep
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Gregeain's Friends Tell Another.

Tbs story told by Greggalns's local friends
differs from the above account in every re-
spect. They declare that Dick asked Greg
gains 10 be his manager, that arrangements
90 this effect were completed nnd that after
the Boston hght Dick WAS going back to Chi
cago 10 take part Ia several littlo club con-
tests But Manager NcCiinuc. IL seems. had
in his possession several hundred dollars be-
longing to Hyland. And when GreRgoins
went 70 Boston 10 arrange for the referes
McClintic told Dick he was going. Naturally
Dick followed the money bag and instead
OF being in Boston for tho night he sail
ing away from the Hub of the Universe, ."
trying TO keep In close company with his
money which by the way. in McClin-
tics pocket.
BY the time the wanderers strike Salt Lake
they will have somo good stories to tell about
the entire nffoir. In the meantime admirers
Of Dick Hylnnd can rest assured that the
trouble was not with him. but with HIS man
agers
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes In Salt Lake Soil Entered OF
Record.

E. B. wIcxs to orson D. Romney. war
runty deed to nNK:aa feet OF lot l..
1svinia Folsom 70 Realty Building com
psny. warranty deed TO esAx3o feet
OF lot !. block eS, plat ,..-;.,'.;......
". a. FnuncC. agent, to Welly AuerS
warranty deed 10 part OF lot 2. block
10; PFsS Poulton TO A. j. Grant, warranty '
deed to 20 acres of section 7. town
ship south. range 1 west....ss..sr.s.. $50
William Wood, Jr. 10 Hans n PedcI-
son warranty deed TO part OF lot g.
block %. plat 2 -...........,...,.........
H H Peterson to Twenty-tourth ward
OF lot g. block 70 plat z ......,....'.... 1
Thomas Green to Granite school district
warranty deed TO l2txls rods north
west from the eoutheaet corner OF lot
1, block %. l0-acre ,.,,...,...r.s...... 100
Thomas E. Green to Granite school
district warranty deed 10 part OF lot
/, block y. I0-acre ....'............. 400
william D. Yentes TO Salt Lake Invest
q and n. block l. Colorado subdivi-
L. &c GRAND Young to c. C Grape. war
ranty deed TO the west quarter of block
Mary c. webb to Western Pacinc Rail-
way company. warranty deed to 3txs
rods northwest from rods north OF
tho southeast corner Of lot l. block
ST. plat ...,..s.::...:-..... .;.,-....... $500
ranty decd to 7Hxs0 feet northwest
from so feet north Of the southeast
cSsTI.s SsTnsf 81 w Wilson U0tS to samTe 1 F. I'M.
warranty deed TO lots 70 and 30 block
/. West Boulevard .......,..-....s......, $50
Caroline Scott 10 Murray Real Estnts
and Investment company warranty
deed 10 55I acres Of section 2. town
ship south. range l east .....s...... 40
Orson Sanders to J. NJ. 3. Erickson.
ranty deed to part OF the northwest
quarter OF section I. township eouth,
range l cast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ]
L. H Hale to j, w. Campbell.
ronty deed 10 6xIS rods northeast
from the southwest corner OF lot I.
j
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Version of McClntic's Friends.

One OF McClnuo's friends gives tho follow
ing version OF the Boston affair; When
Dick and Sammy reached Boston they settled
down for the neht. Grcggalns cnmc along.
unlimited. TO take Dick back To Chicago after
IL was over. Hs buttcd into the arrange
ments, bawle1 up the agreement and Sam
and Dick got tired OF his methods md hls
company, and decided 10 cut the whole thing
out And whilo Greggains was assuming
TO select referee they picked up their be
longines and left. II is my frank opinion
that they found Alec pretty expensive
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line,

Daily, June 1 to September Is. 1905,
from Salt Lake City:
Portland or Spokane and return
(yia Huntington), $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Ogden
ard S. P. both ways, $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Port
land one way. $3.50.
Los Angeles and return via Ogden
and S. P. both ways, 5000.
Los Angeles and return via Portland
one way. $3.50.
Proportionately low rates from other
points.
Final return limit OF tickets. October
81.
See agents for further particulars
City ticket once. a0l Main st
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sharpshooters Commence Practice.

MILES CITY. Mont. June 1.-THE com
p4titive practice among the shorpohooters In
the United states cavalry to determine the
neat fourteen shots who will compete at Sea-
eirt n j. in September. is at Fort
Keogh The practice is under the direction
AZ Mai Augustus @ McComb OF jefferson
parrnckt, Mo, and there large number
OF commissioned and non-oommissioned Of
ncers entered.
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JUNE 10.
lime 16.

Last date OF teachers excursions East
and West via Oregon Short Line. Great
" reduced rates to Denver Omaha,
Kansas City. Chicago Portland. San
Francisco. Los Angeles and other East
ern and Western points.
See agents for full particulars.
city Ticket once. 20l Main street.
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Does This After New York Had
Scored Four Runs On
Errors.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Cleveland 5, New York a.

CLEVELAND. juno 12-Aftcr Barbeau's err
had given Now York four and tied
the scorc. Cleveland In the twelfth, Sto-
vail batting for Barbeau singing TO left with
the bases full Score; r. II. E
New York .....-oO o30oo0o- 10 o
Bnttcries-Joss and Bemis Chcsbro. Griflth
KleInoW
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief SIining and Milling com
pany Principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice-There are de-
linquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. "a
OF one % cent per share. levied April
"A. 1886. payaoio or. CT before May %. 1905.
the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as
follows:
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More Talk About Sunday Ball.

NEW YORK. June 12-Menagers OF baseball
games for financial profit played in Brooklyn
on Sunday and felt encouraged by the dis
charge OF two men who were arrested by the
pollcs on Sunday for displaying contribution
boxAs on the ball grounds during a game
there. As a result President Eobetts OF tho
Rro-oklyn National league club saId ha might
decide TO play the Cincinnati team at Wash
Ington park next Sunday.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Cincinnati 6. New York l.

NEW YORK. June Iz-After p parade and
nng raising celebration today. marking the
winning OF the championship psnnmt OF 1875,
the New York club succumbsd TO the Ctncln-
nau team today. Score: r. n, f.
Cincinnati ..........l oooo2o3 o3o-s IL
New York ........-...0 o q o q o 0-l
Batteries-Weimer and schlei: wiltss and
Bowermsn. Bascs on balls-Oh Wutse, l. on
Weimer, g. Struck out-By Wiltse, 2, by
wclmer. 2 Threo-hase hlts-Hugsins. KEEL
ley. Two-base hits-Devlin. Barry. Schlel.
Umpircs-O'Da and Conway.
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Boston 5, st. Louis 2.

BOSTON. June E-Boston won today's game
on a base on balls and four successive singles
Scoro: r Fl r.
Boston o.. .............oo oo1oo4o.-S II |
ST Louis ............0 o o 0 o o %
BattericS-Young and Ne@dham. Brown and
Grady. Two-base htts-Bnteu. Dolan. Smoot
Bases bnlls-On Young. 1, on Brown, 2.
Struck out-By Young, .. by Brown. }. um-
pIre-CaTp4nteT.
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BROOKLYN |, Chicago o.

BROOKLYN. June 12-Scanlonp magnificent
pitching resulted in victory for Brooklyn
the Chicago team today.
Score: r. IL. E.
Chicago . ............oo ooooooo0-o o
Brooklyn o.. ..........oo 0oool'-l l
6atteries-Pteistcr and Moran, Scanlon and
Bergen. Bases on oaJls-On Scanlon, I. Ptels-
ter 4 Struck out-By Scanlon, 10; by Pfeis
ter 4 ITmpIre-Kleru-
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland g, San Francisco 4.

OAKLAND. June R.-Heavy hitting and
good pitching by Graham gave the Oakland
team a victory in the opening game OF the
week O'Brien who twirled for San Fran
cisco was batted hard. Score: X. N. y.
Oakland ............. ..................s Il 6
San Francisco ...s........s...-...-...-.l
Bntterics-Grahnm and Bles; o'Brien and
WIisen Umpire-NcDonnld.
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FIRST ACCIDENT
At SAUCER TRACK
HOllister Has His Left Collar
Bone Broken in Bad
Spill.
RECORD BREAKING CROWD
SEES GOOD PROGRAMME
Pack Circle of Seats About the
Track and Swarm Into
Arena.

The first serious accident OF the season at
the saucer track occurred last evening when
Hollister broke his collar bono In the two
mile lap. handicap race. Tho accident hnp-
pcned right at the finish. The scratch ncn
had been pulled up to the leaders by Lawson.
and were just getting their second wind when
Williams. three laps from homo. jumped out
Mcfarland. with Downing glued to his rear
tire gave chase.
Was a Terrific Race.
II was a terrific race. Saxon held up game
ly but Mac was speedier and closed UP the
gap. As the riders swung onto the last curve
Mac and Williams wore riding almost abreast.
Downing, hcsher than either. In attempting G
70 pass Mcfarland. was crowded; a collision
resulted. and tho lanky boy went sliding
down the track. while Downing called across
ths tape winner In the collision Bolster
~os upset and had his collar bone broken
Williams finished second. The judges incor-
riding md disqualified him. but later reversed
their decision. Tho other riders finished as
follows. Bardgett, Hopper. Burris and Palm
er. Time, 3iS rs.
Here Is Summary.
In tho ono,hslt mile amateur. Nash neo
weiser 80 yardsp. third: and crsbbs rs yoTdoj
fourth Timo. IS rs seconds.
In the half-n1ile open. professional. acFar-
lind tried hard TO pass lawson. but failed By
inches Downing wns third. Folger. fourth.
Time. IS as seconds.
In the Australian pursuit race. Pye and
Palmer. the Australian team. defeated ]. Fol
ger ond Bardgett, the Americans. after rac-
ing for two miles i've laps and eishty-nve
In the ons-milo amateur. Jack Hume won
out after most splendid exhibition Of endur-
ance riding Mccormick WAS second: Berry
hfth. Time. 2:o7 5-6- In the third heat West
broke Hopper's State record for the half
mile. making tho distance in 81 seconds fat
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AT LAST.
Real Baseball Game of the Season
Will Be PLAYED

Accepting the Heralds challenge Of June
10 20 play baseball, The Tribune will meet
them on Friday June IL, either at Walkers
neld or Salt Palace grounds Mt $3.50 p. m.
The matter OF ringers will be watched
carefully as the game Will be between The
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PHILADELPHIA 2, Pittsbure 0.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 12.-Rtchio's fns
pitching coupled with good support. enabled
Philadelphia 10 shut out Pittsourg today.
Score. r. H r.
Pttteburs . .........o 100000
Philadelphia .. .......l o o o 1 0.-2
Rattcries-Leneld and Phelps: Richie and
Donovan Two-bass hit-Thomas Struck out
BY Richie. B. Bases on hallp-on Richie. 4.
OF Loincld. Umpire-Emshe.
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American Association

Al Columbus-Columbus. II. Kaneas City, s.
Al L,ouIsyille-Louisvllle, 8; Minneapolis ?.
Az ToIedo-Toledo, o: Milwaukee. l2.
Al Indianapolls-Ffrst snm-1ndionapolis,
o: ST Paul. s. Second gnmo-Indianapolis.
/: St Paul 3.