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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
Roundup OF Texas CatilcmcD'
special 10 Daily Panhandle,

Special 10 Daily Panhandle,
Fort Worth, March 1S-Hun-
dreds Of cattlemen from all over
Texas, New Mexico, oklahoma, In
dian Territory, Kansas, Colorado and
the Mexican republic are stampeding
into Fort Worth today for the annual
roundup Of the Texas Cattle Raisers'
association. Every train yesterday
and this morning brought droves of
stockmen with their families and
there is every indication that when
the National Feeders and Breeders
show opens Wednesday the largest
crowd in the history of the city will
be here,
Tho convention OF the Texas Cat
tie Raisers' association opened this
morning with an address Of welcome
by Mayor w. d, Harris and a re-
Spouse by Nat VI. Washer, of San
Antonio, Secretary James Wilson,
of the department of agriculture,
who was scheduled for an address
this morning, was unable to come,
owing TO urgent business in Wash
tngton In connection with the en-
forcement Of The pure food law
Governor Tom Campbell, OF Texas,
who was on. the program for an ad-
dress. also sent his regrets. The
speech Of President Ike T. Pryor OF
san Antonio and ex-senator w, A.
Harris, OF Kansas, the latter on
Markets for our surplus Meat Pro-
ducts" we're the chief features OF the
days session.
This evening the Mystic Knights
Of BGv.Ea will give q street parade,
when al the uniformed lodges, Con-
federate Veterans. Fencibles and
aremen Of the city win be IN line
Following the parade Senator Joseph
w. Bailey will deliver an address
in the city han.
Among the speakers on tomo7rows
program are Professor C. F. Curtiss
OF Iowa Agrcul;urSi college. who
Will discuss Feeding Breeding and
Finishing Beef for the Market" 7
w. TomHuson Of Denver on Joint
Action Needed by the National and
State Associations" Colonel c. c,
OF Dallas on THE Passing
OF the Range" A. 3. Colquitt Of
Austin on Railroad Rates and SER
vice" and Sam II. Cowan OF Fort
Worth or "Legistlauon In Which
Cat;lemea Are Interested" a horse
show aud an entertainment for Wis
it;ns ladies at the Majestic theatcr
VIII be given tomorrow evening,
Wednesday mornings session will
Re devoted to the election OF officers,
the appointment Of an executive
and the selection Of the
ncxt place OF meeting. Chief in
tercst centers n the race for secre-
tary and a tedtermired but friendly
campaign Is being waged today by
the supporters Of the different can
G.da:es The National Feeders and
Breeders show, the big event Of the
year for southwestern cattlomen, will
open at noon Wednesday Next
years show will he held in a new
exposition hail to be built at tho
stockyards at cost Of 100000,
and an attempt is being made by
Fort Worth boomers to secure the
cattle raisers' convention as a per-
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ASHORE
Two Steamers Wrecked at
PTSWIe Point and Several
More are Ashore
Associated Press

Associated Press
London. March 1S.--Details we're
received this morning OF the disaster
to the White Star line steamer Sue
vic. homeward hound from sydney
from the crew. showed that she
struck Brands rocks close under the
lizard lighthouse at about 1890 last
night and probably will be total
wreck. Life boats and tugs from
Lizard and Falmouth soon reached
the scene and together with the Sue
vics own boats, commenced landing
the passengers There we're no few
er than 100 children on board, many
of them babes in arms whom the
local fishermen and their wives lifted
from the Soats and carried through
the surf to near by cottages.
Second Steamer Wreck.
Almost within sight Of the wreck
ed White Star line steamer Suevic,
the Elder Dempster line steamer,
Jebba, from Lago and other western
African ports for Plymouth and Liv-
erpool ran on the rocks under the
cliffs near Prawle Point in the early
hours of the morning. Her seventy
passengers, many Of whom were sol
diers, invaded, coming home from
the west coast, and her crew were
safely taken ashore by breeches muoy
Heavy seas are breaking over the
steamer and she will prove total
loss.
BY 1 p. m. all tn passengers were
landed but the crew is still standing
by the wreck Steamers some OF
which are described as being large,
are ashore near Rye, Dungennes, Do
yer and Cuckmere, The vessel ashore
off Cuckmere is the British steamer
Newstead, from Noveresysk, Black
Sea- Her position is serious.
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miles west of the city on one az tho
creeks and on this section the wator
storage and pumping pllnt viii be-
located To-day city Engineer Taylor
Ia making tho preliminary smycys
for the pipe line that viii conduct
tho water Into Amarillo ana next
week expert water supply engineers
win arrive from PilJsDms to make
tho definite suycyU for the consruc.
ton work at the station,
rho half section Of land includes
q draw through which a small creek
ROW runs with a good head OF pure
spring water, The bulk Of the water
however. Is in sand stratum at a
depth reaching down 10 thirty feet
below the surface. by means OF a
submerged dam with a concrete core
resting on the red claw below the
water stratum, the plant viii inn
pound the spring water over largo
area. From the pumping station,
shafts and galleries VIII be driven
out so as TO allow for an inflow OF
water that will supply the force
pumps.
From the pump station, by means
of force pumps, driven by electric
power transmitted by cable from tho
plant mtown the water viii be sent
through twelve inch mains to the
pressure reservoirs IN town, The
force pumps enable the company to
apply the force directly TO tho work
10 be done aud the danger of break
downs is very much less than is pos.
siblo with tho deep well lit pumps
whore the power and the work to bo
done are SO far apart. The pumps
will be in duplicate so as 10 insure
against break down, and the force
pumps can easily be repaired at any
time. On the other hand the deep
water lift pumps now IN use present
many difficulties and cause great de-
lay in repairing,
The water supplied by the plant will
be the pure soft. spring water Of the
sands and the freshet water OF the
surface will not be used. The com
pany controls the sources Of contain
nation over the entire area included
in the reservation and the entire sup
ply sent through the mains will be
from the galleries under the natural
sand iIlterers.
BY rushing installation Of the
plant in every way possible the COM
pany expects to have tho new supply
station in working order within four
months. BY a lucky advance pur-
chase the company has already Sc
cured about ten miles of main for
early delivery. The necessary ma
chinery will be secured as rapidly
as possible but in the present over
state OF the steel mills the
anticipates some difficulty
in getting the desired machinery at
the time wanted and a start may be
made with temporary machinery.
In the meantime the plant here in
town is not being neglected and new
wells are being added which will for
the time take care OF the needs o.
the town. At present tho million
gallon reservoir is nearly full and
the plant is gaining water. The time
Of serious water shortage is unques-
tionahly past and when tho new plant
is completed Amarillo will have a
permanent water supply which in
both quantity and quality will COM
mand the admiration Of cities large
and small all over the country
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MURDER CASE
UNDER AMUSEMENT
Associated Press

Associated Press,
Boise, Idaho, March 1S--ln tho
case Of the state acainst Meyer.
Haywood and PettIbone. officials Of
the western Federation Of Miners,
accused of completely IN tho assassi.
nation Of former Governor Steun-
enberg, a motion OF the defense to
dismwiss the case was argued at
Caldwell this morning. The court
took the matter under advisement,
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INVOLVES IMPORTANT ISSUE.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hearing Spokane Case.
SDeCial TO Daily Panhandle

Washington, D, Co March 1S.-
Several members Of the interstate
commerce commission are in Chica-
so today for the purpose OF holding
a hearing on tho Spokane rate case,
undoubtedly the most important and
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Percy Koerner, who has been visit
ing ]. NJ. Russell and family and get
ting. acquainted with the great Pan
handle, left today for his home in
Langdon, ~ D. after having pur-
chased a section Of Panhandle land.
He expects to return here in the near
future.
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WANT ADS.

FOR SALE-Buffalo-Pitts 90 h. p.
return flue engine, suitable for
plowing. New water wagon, cook
shack and separator, A bargain for
s175. A. or T. Giles, Amarillo, Tex
as, box 374. I'm p
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WANTED-To buy Kaffir Corn,
Cane Seed, Corn and Oats. Sell cot
ton seed Cake and Meal, car load lots
Dnly. Early Grain Co., over postof-
lice, phone 1876. 6 II
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LoST-About the 18th OF January,
a COW, three years old, red motley
face, branded 80 on left side, reward
offered by w. T, Harris, call at Pan
handle office. I'm p
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broke a city ordinance ana Wiigm
will have a serious fine TO pas NV
his uncomfortable resentment at his
share OF the city Quartcrs,
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May Cot Now Normal.

Wnmotb's Bill to establish q West
Texas Normal school was cngrosscd
in the house n il passes the legis.
laturo West Texas towns are to COM
pete for ihc school
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
IMPORTANT MEETING
Will Be Held in the Court House Mon
day, January 7.

The Progressive League, through their
secretary, Captain NJ L. Scovell, gives
notice that an important meeting is to
be held in the court house next Monday,
which is best explained by a circular
reading as follows:
Shreveport, La, Jan. p, Ioo7.-The
Louisiana State Teachers Association
will hold their annual educational con-
vention at Shreveport, La, April q. 5
and E, 1907. This great convention for
Shreveport was secured through the eff
forts of the Board of Trade, City Coun-
Gil, Progressive League and other pro
gressive institutions of Shreveport ably
assisted by Prof. c. E. Byrd. There will
be in attendance 1000 teachers and 9TH
ers interested in education. 1t is pro-
posed to have the initial meeting at the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06

Those who can command themselves
command others.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
La, as per map recorded in conveyance

La, as per map recorded in conveyance
book No. 2, page 7oS, of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana.
Said property seized as belonging to
the defendant and to be sold to satisfy
the debt specified in the said writ in the
sum of $1,000 with s per cent per an
mum interest on one-third of said amount
from January 81, 1906, on one-third from
February 2S, 1906, and on one-third from
March 81, 1905, until paid, and 10 per
cent OF the principal and interest as at
torney's fees, and the further sum of
SI,Soooo with per cent per annum
thereon from August 26, 1905, and all
cost of this suit, including 10 per cent On
said sum and interest as attorneys fees.
S. Y. ALEXANDER,
Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
Caucasian Jan I, 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
RIVER AND WEATHER

The weather yesterday was cold and
rainy.
River Arthur City 90, rise of II
Shreveport 1872, rise of IA.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Sunday partly cloudy weather.
Red river forecast: The change will
be unimportant at Fulton during the
next 48 hours, and moderate rise, de-
creasing in rate, will occur at Shreve-
port.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06

court house Monday, January 7, at ?
9. M. to arrange preliminarles, and the
following have been selected to that end
and are earnestly requested to be pres
ent:
Leon R. Smith for the School Board
L. c. Alien for the City Council.
John Jenkins for the Board of Trade
DR.. c. c. MoC1oud for the Progress
i've League.
J. Bryan Ards for the wholesale mer-
chants
George H Hearne for the retail mer-
chants.
Mrs. ]. Burrows Johnson for Hypatia-
Mrs A B. Aveyr for Civic League.
Mrs Taliaferro Alexander for Era
Association.
Mrs. Frank DeGarmo for Mothers
Union.
Mrs. John D. Wilkinson for Authors
Club.
DR.. J. P Blanton for Teachers Asso-
ciation
Rev. J. K. Smith for Ministerial As
sociation
Hon. T. c. Barret for Bar Association.
Prof. c. E Byrd of Ruston, La.
N. c. Bauer, secretary, New Orleans
c. A. Ives, president, Minden, La.
J. B. Aswell, Superintendent of Edit
cation. Baton Rouge, La.
A. J. Frantz, V. Grosjean, c. c. De-
Grafenreid, the press.
At this meeting with other business
will be selected the following commit
tees Reception, meeting place, transpor
tation. finance, accommodations.
NJ. L. SCOVELL,
Sec Shreveport Progressive League
1t is to be hoped there will be full
attendance at this meeting, which is all
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
STATE PENITENTIARY.

Mansfield Journal: The news comes
Baton Rouge that the State penitentiary
begins the new year with 1920 convicts
on, hand, the largest in the history of the
penitentiary, and enough to well fill all
of the quarters on the four different
farms of the State The present number
of convicts is an increase of I74 over
what the year was begun with in 1906.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

25 pc rcent off on Rugs and Art Squares
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
SHEPIFFS SATF

D. ro.84o--In First judicial District
Court of Caddo Parish, Louisiana !:
Louisiana Bank and Trust Company.
in Liquidation, VS.. w. S. Ingram.
1y virtue Of a writ of heri facias, to
i fsued in the above entitled and num-
u. lit by the Honorable First Judi
frict Court of Caddo Parish,
ia, | have seized and will offer
at public auction, for cash, ac-
sH 70 law, without the benefit of
It at the principal front door
house of Caddo Parish, in
Shreveport, La, during the
Ssb6r sales, on
!. SATURDAY, FEB. ?, 1907.
73 and that half of "a lying next
,dioining lot 73 of the L. E. Car
ron of the city of Shreveport,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06

Sec Shreveport Progressive League
1t is to be hoped there will be a full
attendance at this meeting, which is all
important
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
H0L MANS
Specials for Monday

Boys Knee Pants Suits. Ladies Outing
Gowns, Mems Outing Gowns, Blankets
and Comforts, Children's Sleeping Gar
ments, Rugs and Art Squares, Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-06
BIDS INVITED.

Bids are hereby invited for operating
Twelve Mile ferry for the year 1907
Bids to be opened at January meeting,
1907 The jury reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
R. FURMAN, President.
A. L. DURINGER, Clerk.
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TRIO BLES ENDURED
BY THE UMPIRE,

The mos, annoying experience / had
during my FIRST year." says Umpire Billy
Evans of the American league. was IN
Chicago You knox, they sell a few seats
under the grandstand there behind q net
ans. Que day when things were breaking
unusually good for me a man with half a
jag secured one OF these front position
seats i was working behind tho bat, Ey
cry yime | called ball or strike no mat
ter which side II WIS against, the drunk
said Just loud enough Tor me to hear:
YOU'RE a Hart lie started this in the
first inning and kept 1t up till the game
vas over Every time / said Strike he
said You're a llarH This got on my
nerves and never spent such an annoy
lHE afternoon In my life
"A big, fat policeman stood near the
drunk, and every time he passed his liar
remark the copper smiled The Incident
bothered me SO that after a few innings
! commenced to think maybe 1 was cali
inB them wrong, but the players did not
protest and ] finally finished the game all
tight.
NO. it Isn't so bad to have them yell
IA loud voice that you are the worst
eyer or 10 have them throw a Few pop
bottles, BECAUSE YOU can see them coming,
but when somebody sets out to annoy you
from the start to the finish they certainly
tan get an umpire going"
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AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco, April Conc q the SUI,
OF ConburY. q, q 10 J shot IN me second
Tho heavily played Confsssor took che
flfih race from Earl Rogers this tavoTttel
while Barlelgh was third 6sil 70 ~
i 5a 70 I' Fses Re sshas ''' sa " '
First race, four and half rurlongs.
selling BGtRsnkfu los, G, Williams u
to 10 wSSeHs Irish Nix NJ lo9 GS| u.s. TO-
TimeE:55 us Sir Wesley, Altair Gagl,
Sandparer. Uncle Sam Tarab ana st
Charles finished as named,
10, 8 tyii'iams' s @ !, won TaI Sgg q
snIth, Is TO /. third. Time--l;l " rs, .sbarl,
Free ISTlght The BSar d sslvadfleb a.
ana John Weithaupt finished as named
'TRird race. SIX tarIqgss; seIlins,-E,, n
Rrati oai lSe sRSIafg 70 Eon A seSdsS.
Time-iil3 ~ Distributor, Governor or
mar. Princess Wheeler supreme Court,
Jecl NeIcheviI lie and fessy oNeal mn
Fourth rass, mile and flTloHg. s sslIIn =
--corrlsan, 40 sandy 70 q, won; Nab9l-
sser ~, Isorel 4 10 2, second W r.
1'ime- si's.G hi caul CAP. Invader. by
non Rose Harbor and nIleTs finished as
named,
Fifth race, fnturlty courss- CcnTessor,
100 GpodChId, 2 20 ;. won, lsatl K9gs r.
lO9 Lycurgus 2 20 /, second BurlelBni
lOB sandy, / 10 l. third Time 70 Nv,
Nome Lucille Van Ness, ana l-A Chata
finished as named "A.
Hiath race, futuriy coursc-CQmQ, lO9.
gross. 2 TO /. won Sam Barber le, Botel.
y 10 j. second. Gala, loi Fischer ~ 70 ].
third Time m C4niqqe syeanolq,
Louis l0ll lgiDh0n Golden Sentiment, ia /
Hdlnl, and slnaloa III nnshod AS named
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'PNEuMoN1A-s DEADLY WORK

had so seriously affected my right
lung" writes Mrs, Fannie Conner, OF
Rural Route L, Georgetown, Tenn,
that I coughed continuously night and
day and the Heighbors' prediction
cOnsumptlon--see med Inevitable Nm
Ill my husband brought home bot
lie Of Or, Kings New Discovery, which
in my case proved to be the only real
cough cure and TestoreT of weak, sore
lungs" When all other remedies us-
terly fail. YOU may still win in the bat
tie against lung and throat trouble
with New Discovery, the real remedy
Guaranteed Ivy u. C. NJ I, Drug Store.
druggists. soc and &LQ0. Trial bot
tile free,
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MAY SUTTON WON.

New York, April @.-Mlss May Sutton
PLAYED against Raymond Little today and
won for her Side a place IN the finals Of
the mixed doubles The match IN the
lawn tenns taurnament on the court OF
the St Nicholas rink brought Miss SUIT
ton and 7 X, Pell on tho opposite side
r., D, Little Thc latter played with
marked eject In tho trst set winning at
g.i- Miss sutton and Pel won the remain
Ing sets M e. and 81,
Miss Nora Isclin and William Larnei
defeated Miss Margaret Bchr and Kari
Belr Jr., 6.3 and 6-l
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Iline--tiS 2-6 '"'V
Fourth race, seven sur1onv. A,n,.,,o.
thltd. rime-Itgli
ltth race ntlle--ftalbsrd won, knight
Lii ~. '''"' t''e
slssh race mule aud q slxteensh--Go
Sn MINERAL wop Dick lcdd svupnd;
LGutse Mcfarland, Third, Ism0-l IA XIX,
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Keep
Your. Nerve

1t is nerve energy that runs
the organs Of Your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is sent ont through
the system of nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty OF nerve force; If
you have not, the organs work
impericctIy, the circulation is
sluggish, digestion bad, appe-
title poor. Kidneys inactive, and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty,
You can keep the system
strong with DIR, Miles Nervine,
1t assists in generating nerve
energy; It strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous,
pr Miles Nervins to those sutrerins
from nervous prOEtratlon Insnrnnih
and melancholy. After several
months suffering from above diseases
! I1ed thls msdlclne and found Imnis.
dllte relief II soothes and siransth4
ems THO nerves chases away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts and
gives the sufferer renewed Btrenath
ssnd hope 1t is a superb nerve re-
JrDGB JACOB gEEMANN.
Madison Wisconsin
Or. Niles Heart Cure Ia sold bv
your dry qslttj Who VIII 0uaTa rtee thai
she flrFt bottle Will BENEFIT. IL Ii fails
ne VIII refund Your money,
Miles Medical Co.. E.khart, Ind
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AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington, Ky, ApTil s9-Results
First race, four furlonss- Nlmbus Hohs
Moquette, second 2ags. third Time
rs as
Second race six furiongs- Tgpy Rob
Lnson won, iIed laIe second Chiffon
Thlrd race. fouz FAronss-Ida Bay Won
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AMERICAN.

Washington. April 2e--Phlladelphia de-
feated Washington today :, through the
weakness OF Ialkenherg, all the runs be-
Ing made by the visitors being by bases
on balls
Score i. II. e.
Washington .....- ...,--...,.,--....,.l
Philadelphia .---..,,,.---.'.,.5
Observation-Disclosures Hughes and
Warner; Cocmbs and SchEech
Boston April ss-Bunehsd hits IN the
second inning forcing Pitcher Doyle into
retirement gave Boston the two runs
needed 10 WIN today,
Score: i. H e.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Batteras-Young and Grisssi Doyle
keone and Kleinow-
cd on: rain.
At ST. Louis CleveIand.s St Louise game
postpOnedi rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AT TOledo-Toledo :; Kansas City. s.
p5 AZ Observation-Disclosures l. ST.
At Iouisville-LoulsytIle 3; Milwaukee.
Al oluinbus-COlumbus 81 Minneapolis
4; III lnnings).
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At omaha--Omaha-P Pueblo game post
poned cold weather
At I1ncon-LincolnD Denver game post
pOned cold weather.
At Des MoInes-Des Moines-siOuS city
no game. SNOW
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IN THE BIG | LEAGUES.
NATIONAL.

National. American and Western
Games of Yesterday.
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Cincinnati. April 2o,-Chicago Won to-
dag 3 game. from Cincinnati, scoring a run
an error,
Score II. II. q.
StiSllNatl e't'''---. .--'',,.--s,,D,.O !
Chicago ...,.,.- -...,.--,.....-......I 6 q
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Misunderstanding and Schlel Brown and
King,
Twa-base hts-Chance, Davis. Three
hase hlts-Slagle. Bases on bals-Oh Ew-
Ing, ?, off Brown l. Struck out--By
Brown, g.
umpire--Op Day
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At Omaha--Omaha-P Pueblo game post
poned cold weather
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New York, April 29.-Boston and New
York played evenly today until the scv-
enth inning, when thc locals forged ahead
and won out by score Of , to l.
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At IAncoln--Lincoln-D Denver game pos
pOned cold weather.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.

At Des MOInes-Dcs Moines-siuux city
no game. SHOW
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BaSSeries--PtOtfer ana Brown; Arnes and
BTcsnahan
Two-base hts--Dahlen Home rum
Beaumont Buses ON balls--Of Ames. i;
of lsfeffer, Z, Struck out--By Ames, q by
Pfefler l.
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Philh delphia, April 9.--Fhiladelphia shut
out Brooklyn to-day through the Inability
of the visitors to hit Lush The locals
bunched their hits IN the SECOND and NTH
innings Ruckcr succeeded Bell In the
sixth inning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30

Washington April 29.--Phlladephia de-
ieated Washington today through the
weakness OF TaIkenberg, all the runs be-
Ing made by the visitors being by bases
on balls.