davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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hubiera dicho en- contra suya;se ma
nifiesta que, asi el Presidente de la
Union como su Secretario de Estado
al Or la lectura de aqueIla nota, di-
jeron que era vaga indefinida, su |;
poniendo que aceptaba los terminos
de la de los Estados Unidos, mien !
tras requeria alguna modification, |
y que respecto a Fi!!pinas, 81 en- I'm
parrafo Sc expresaba Ia aceptaci6n
de la ciausula en- otro parecia reser-
varse el derecho absolute de sobe-
|rania.
La refIexi6n es habil, mas por des
grac!a suya, no parece tan eXacta
como habil. Es verdad que dichos
!Senores, leida que lie fu6 la Nota, re-
velaron su desgrado. Lo que no pare
ice exacto, a juzgar por 10 que dijo
entonces Mr.. Cambon, es que la eau
sa de tai desagrado fue 10 que, no "a
ga e a',defimldamemte, sino clara q ter
ninontenae,ae, en- la Notase decia so
bre la reserva que Espaha hacia de
su soberanfa sobre el Archi pielago
Ell mismo Memorandum Americana
transcribe el parrafo correspondent
te de la Nota lefda y en- el esta, no
rTvaga E indeterminada, sino expresa,
clara, y terminante esta reserva.
La causa revelada en- aquel acto,
por el Senior Presidente, desu desa-
grado, fue otra muy diversa, que re
fiere Mr.. Cambon en- 81 parrafo 81
guiente de despacho de 10 de Agos-
to. Hello aquf: "Senor Duque: Tam
bien ha sido esta vez en- la Cas- Blan
ca en- presencia de Mr.. Nc Kinley y
porexpreso de ser suyo donde he co
municado al Secretario de Estado
| ell telegrama Ga nota sobredicha) de
7 de Agoto, en- que V. E. declara
que el Gobierno de Espaha acepta
las condolences impuestas por los
Estados Unidos. Esta lectura con-
trari6 visiblemente al Presidente de
la Repdblica y al Secretaro de
Estado.
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Comisiones consiste en- q. entire tan
to que la Espanola afirma y Sc rati-
flea en- esta affirmation, que en- la
Nota de su Gobierno Sc empleaba
el adjective entera total, al hablar
de Ia soberania a. .'alli Sc reservaba pa
ra Espana, la Americana dice q. en-
Ia traduccion al ingles de esta nota,
que entreg6 al Gobierno de Washing
ton MIR Cambon,no existe tai adjeti
vo. Nosotros tenemos la copia, no la
traducci6n como Sc la llama en- el
Memorandum Americana, de la No
ia original del Gobierno Espafol, la
que ponemos a la disposition de la
Comisi6n Americana. En- ella, el ad-
jetivo esta escrito, 81 al hacerse en-
Washington SUI traducci6n, al in
giles Sc omitio, cosa es que sabra la
Comisi6n Americana, por haber
visto tai traducci6n pero que no
puede menos que ignorar la es-
pahola, que nunca tuvo de ella
conocimiento. La diferencla no
tiene importancia alguna, porque,
adn prescindiendo de tax adjetlvo,
queda siempre como verdad y asl la
reconocela Co mission Americana que
Ell Gobierno Espahol Sc reservaba
allf d priori su soberanla sobre Fill
pinas y q ue solamente con esta reser-
va aceptaba Ia base 3a. Y 81 despues
el Gobierno Espanol no cambi6 de
opinion y en- efecto este no Sc aflrma
nj seria possible que Sc afirmase en- Ell
Memorandum Americana, sic empire
resultara que el Protocolo y su clau
sula 3a. no obligan, en- buen dereche
al Gobierno Espanol, sino con la ex-
presa reserva que hizo al aceptarla,
y de que no desisti6 despues.
Mas en- Ell Memorandum Americana
comprendiendose sin duda, la
incontrastable fuerza de la conse-
cuencia que resultaba de haberse
firmado Ell Protocolo sin que el Co
bierno de Washington, una vez
enterado de auuella reserva, NADIA
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Fiesta Ie|igiosa en- HatiNo,
Sc hacen preparativos pa
ra celebrar con explen-
dor las novenas del CO.
razon de Jesus.
Las novenas de Mayo continlan
celebrandose con mucho en-
tuSiaSmO.
De nuestro corresponsal.

~ Mayo 25.-En la noche del do
mingo % del corriente Sc celebr6
una velada espiritista del centro Sol
Naciente" Es la primera de esta ella
Sc que Sc verifica en- este pueblo.
Ell local fue deficiente yno pudo
contener Ia concurrencia.
Vino un considerable ndmero de
persnas de Barceloneta, las Floridas
y otros barrios. Ocupaba la calle
frente alsal6n, tanta gente que LENA
ba hasta la otra acera. Los participes
llenaron SUI cometido q satisfaction
par 10 que obtuvieron los aplausos
de los oyentes.
Ell acto, que principle a las ocho du
r6 hasta la media noche. Los actos,
Sc ajustaron al siguiente programa
la. parte.-Discurso de aperture
Dor Ell Sc fior Jose S. CIR !ero.-
"Amor Dios" Poetia recitada por
Miguelina Santana; "Dios" poes!a
recitada por Ramona Acevedo; La
buena voluntad' poesia recitada por
Cruz Rodriguez; discurso por la nina
Maria NJ. Colon. Hacer Propagan
da" poetia recitada por Marcellna
Caballero;' Los Ninos poesia de Anna
ia D. recitada por Juanita Santana.
Dialogo por Amalia D. entire Anto-
mia Infante y Rosa Vazquez LAS
flores poesia de Amalia, ,recitada por
Isabel Santana; "Conciencia libre"
poesia de Amalia recitada por Natl
vidad Rodriguez; Dialogo "Espiritu
Y materia" de Amalia por Vicenta
Martinez Ramona Hernandez; Dis
curse a Roma" por Silvestre Rodn
guez: 'Geordano Bruno a sus Jueces
por Telesfora Acevedo; Dicurso por
Jose Sanchez Malave.
Segunda parte-Discurso por An
gela Mango, Poesia a Victor Hugo
por Maria Rusf; 'Conocer y amar a
Dios' poesia por Ramona Waved
"A los nihos" poesia por Ines Nang
ala union espiritista" poesia por lisa
bel Aeevedo; a Kardec'poesia: por
Guadalupe Rodriguez; "Amemos
siempre kardec' poesia por Merce
des Mango; Discourse del Sr. Calves
Otero.
Dialogo "Fe, Esperanza y Carload
entire Telesfora Acevedo, Isabel "
Juanita Santana.
"Hacia Dios' poesia; por H Miguel
Falcon; "A la madre de familia"
discurso por Herminia Rodriguez.
"Sombra v Luz" poesia por Fran
cisca Lopez.
"Las Evocaciones" poesia por Fru
tuosa Garcia
"Cielo Y Terra, dizcurso por Mer
cedes Ruiz
"A Baldorioty &c Castro" poe
sia por Maria Acevedo.
10 que yo creo - poesia por Mar
gsIita Acevedo.
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N0TAS ' N0T|C|AS

. Ell correcto Official de la policia in
sular, jefe del Distrito de Cayey Sr
Rafael Bird, Sc encuentra en- San
Juan en- asuntos oficiales.
Los sres. Jose Mendin Jr., Floren-
tlno Perez y Juan q. Rodriguez Jr.
q. forman la comisi6n de la sociedad
"Juventud Modernista" han tenido
la cortesia de invitarnos a una reu-
nion preliminar, que llevaran a efec-
to en- los salones Gle la Escuela Lin.
coin en- Mayaguez ell % de los co
rrlentes. Damos las gracias poi
la cortesia.
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Anoche d las S p. m. hubo TN coma
to de incendio en- Ia cille de la Luna,
casa de Agustin Musa en- donde - &c
lebraba una fiesta dc cruz a conse-
cuencia dc hahcrsc incendiado cl al
tar
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Casa de Prestamos, J. Rendon ,
Compahia 5. en- c.

Fl dia 10 y ? de Mayo
a las . p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidoremated de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un precioso surtido de al.
hajas. Allen 2lFortaleza.
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POSTRACI0N NERVIOSA

Millares de mujeres de todas eda-
des y condiciones sucumben y son
victimas de IN penoso estado de
postracion debido 4 que tienen afec-
tados los rihones y no 10 saben. Sc
consume Ia vitalidad, Sc destruyen
los nervios y Sc hacen imposibles el
descanso, sueho y desempeho de los
quehaceres domesticos.
Muchas pacientcs toman medici-
mas para "Males pecullares de mu-
jeres" y al no recibir alivio con-
cluyen por perder la esperanto. Y
despues de TODD, es tan facil curarse
81 sc adopta el debido tratamiento!
Prolongada negligencia signi6ca
Dialects 9 Nal de Bright.
Cuantas mujcres hay aparen,e-
mene saludables que empiezan por
hallar los quehaceres de Ia casa una
carga demasiado pesada ; que estin
siempre rendidas, irri,ables y abati-
das, y que suren con frecuencia
desvanecimientos, dolores de cabeza,
dolor en- Ia espalda y cos,ados, reu-
natismo Y de irrcpularidades de Ia
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n ests inprenfs sevende papel de
reriodieos viejo & 2squintal.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pspel de
periodicos viejos 4 50 quintal
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A nuestraS clientaS.
E! PARIS BAZAR tt

E PARIS BAZAR gusto partpar sus elegan-
es centas A la epndido suro de TRAJEs
BATAS escojido peonamene dueho dtmo New
York.
Hay elegantismos Saste
ho blanca cudo la lana gera
Pncesas muselna valencennes competa
mente blanco, azul s., 10 = $19
Baas de seda mdy elegantes de $12 a $780,
Kmona de creponoito para al baho $3.50
Kmonas de seda muy elegantes a S. $1,000
Grandes novedades abrigos enta]ados
fantasia a de Vchy ultmos
de hilo de lana $500
Fadas negras de 8, T. 81 8, 10y $1,000.
de francesa hodadas
A. Is, 16 $500
Surido faldas de lana azulm mar!
modos blusas anicaco
nes
Bu negas luto UN DOLLAR
Bu negas de seda de tul SIS
Tdcs aes faldas busas esa casa
do mndado hacer sobre modos ance Supcamos las
rendse cuenta
las confecciones del PARIS BAZAR
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In their ssli-sPpoinied task Of belabOT-
inc tho Giants the BrOOklyns came 10 grief
Yesterday. grief In large qualities. The
Giants did the belaboring this time VAST
inrtOn Park reanunded utth New YORK
base hits. and the streaming Of New York
feet over the home plate was a. the rush
% many waters The Bfooklyna were OBJ
liberated. The New Works dTuhhed them
full sorr MUtiraw's men broke away from
the shackles u mediOSrity that have held
them lately and played a game which
swept the brOoklyns On their feef.
With Malhswson AZ the helm for the
Giants the latter took hear Of grace and
artl0a Il wasn't long bsfOFe they had a
SEIZURE lead. but they kept on amassinE
runs. Riickef. who made ~ bold AZ 10 hold
Maihsuson level, vas Knocked o. The
emmsnCe N the secOnd inninE knetzsr
Was unsteady and after ave innings Of
merrtly.
~ he bright Eala1y ~ Brooklyn stars
none shone a. a nrsi MAGNITUDE performer
save Young Jack lalton. the Des Motnes
demon frVe times upOn the Luperal dtd
DalfUn appear and I'VE tines DID he re-
zpoud with a hase hi kNen Des Moines
doesn't turn out nall players every day Who
maze iye h',s peI game .. dalton evidently
uaubert vas out 81 the game with an
Injured hand ana butch adorned first base
n athewson halted m tuo runs m the seCond
tnnins after teyin and MeFkle had sinKied
ami Meyers mad sacnncet, Two passes.
a Wild heaye bg frwtn and a second stnzis
Dy Devlin cent two runs over M the third
itessau survived one inning larry well b
hn, Pc me'i,, me ~ Ss' couans % pm m the
MIN Tor a siorm OF hitr and nve runs
Mathesson puCned effectively all the
way and NIth men on bases vas a. ne
beet trandal uss sent IN Nnen M game
va. safely sdited away. FLETCHER reieyed
tteVln and becker tOok 10y mours taAce
and both helped themselves 20 the ted
bite me feat Afforded
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Totals ~ s1u n Totals . a=M
Phiafr.ptls Io soa
Nrv lpr. o % % y "a I
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nAaEnAli. Fsmrs Pint Fame n
Para. Adm. oC.-Adr.
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FIGHT AND BOTTLE THROWING
EnliNen the Double Header Between ~.
I.ouls and PittsburE.

81 iorts. June q Both games Of to-
DAYS 81 iouis-Phtsburg double heldsr
we're filed with exciting in-idsnis The
crowd booted tombstone frequently from
the tims be- called Byrns safe Al The plate
IN the hTzi 90 mes hfth inning and pu,
BE- eSnhhan out Of tho game aud on tho
grounds for pTotesiina until the second
came closed several tines the second
game had 20 b. stopped for Mana ger
CLARKE. whose met hods In the plst have
made him unpopular here. 10 olear legt feld
Of sod1 bottiss thrown ~ him from the
bleachers
FINALLY Umpire Johnstone stopped the
game and ordered a policeman 20 20 70 LEI,
held and stop the bottle fhfoaing The
policeman refused eithOai bic sergeant :
orders. Whereupon tombstone rOared
don sare about your sergeant I'm run
ning this field NOu 30 down there and
stop the hottie throWing
and the copper meeky Obevei
The police were also forced 20 stop a asf
night in the grand stand between tuO pro-
fessiOnAl pugilist- During The imprOmptu
mill everyday Loot sight Of the game
kyen the players quit their positions %
peep ai The scrap
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No RACING At BRIGHTON.


The Motor Racing Association has an
nounced . tuenty-fOur hour race a. tho
BriGhton Beach raeetrack on July Is and 70
A. the.e dates cOme In The period for which
hOrss racing has been sch edulsd a. this
track. Il would indicate that tho Brighton
Reach Racing Association meeting b 10 10
abandoned as far ~ the track by the sea
10 concerned.
None Of the TRACK ofieials could be- found
last niEht 10 couhrm this. but thers cannot
b. q twenfy-fOuF hour motor race and
horse racing on the track nt the same time
II h very probable, though hat the BriEh-
ton maetln9 will bo run % 81 either the
Empire cay track or one Of the Others a.
an agFeement waa made toms time ago
b. Witch Brighton. Empire cay and otheFa
pooled issues
There Wll BE- q nesting Of the track
MANAGER to-day 90 decide what shall b.
done With the dates allotted 10 Brighton.
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lonesDoto I9nes5or1. 2. Carutarrsvifis o
fararouh Paragauii . uythsvii.e %
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WOMENS CHlMPIONSHLPS.
Little Progress Made In Tennis Tourna.
ment a. ~. Martins.

PHuADELPHIA, Pa Ju6e p In contr,s,
70 he hr-t DAYS play there was commas.
uyeiy halle progress made to-day IN a..
Nomen's national championship lawn tenn.
tournament on the grounds Of the pm.
delphia rricke, club Al ~ Martin. A.,
me sinsie~ oh'yNiWo matches were played
10" ieaiuT" match Of the doubles was
me one play-i Immediately IN front 81 he
'Iunhous~ IA which Mrs.. 4 J. Drevrl Paul
and her sister Ms Riddle daf..t..t q
asset o. New YORK and Miss n Oesthei1n.r
Gang TIE hr-t ST - Mrs Paul AMI NJ.
tddie play-t up In great siyie ami fooL
Ihe neat 40 after the best exhibition M
"Snirn aouhle- seen here fOr some time
The summaries.
M0men's sihgle Mss Eaith Rotrh no.te,
lrisnsrd Miss = q ocatheluisF piiiadsigeis
Mss Lots haves Tarun 20 Cs1sds "a
''au'o NJ. y ID ohphant. Trenton. u 40
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PLAYING FOR TENNIS TITLE
INMIN, METROPOLITAN CHAM
PION, DEFEATED.
Ross Burchard Beats LAST Years winner
81 the west side Y. C.-AlexandeF IN
the Third Round Iarned Also sur
eessfui In Hls second Raund Match.

The metropolitan championship on tho
courts ~ the West side Tennis club a. .lsth
street and Broadway reached an interesting
stage Yesterday. for the wedding out rounds
I brought the crack PLAYERS prominently
70 tho fore. The important match Of the
I day from a competitive standpoint was
between Frederick G. Inman. the title
holder. ana Ross Burrhard. who was cham.
piOn In inl, Both are members Of the West
side Tennis Club. but that DID not lsssen
the vim with whiCh they tackled each other
burchard VAS the victOT the sets IN his
favor being -. IS With Rurrhard
several other players reached the fhiri
round. notably Frederick Alexander
Win D. 4 Conlen he is managing the tourna-
men' amt not alone has Alexander % watch
Tho schedule and default the lazy ones. but
be- has % play a. veil. 10 that he Is a fair
edition Of Sir Boyle Roche's bird who could
h. in two places o. once.
NJ vas eXpcct~,l. William 4 Iarnsd the
national SINGLES champion. won hi. Vav d,
the 'rIrd r0mi by q bTare ~ love -afs
asail-l u Us , ha'-r Raymond j.. Lutte
the came round HI- match in the frsf
round ~ a. AGAINST A. l.. Neg.uu. the e.
long distance champion runner. bu- he
could not Get away from Little uho W9n
with a lore Of B#. 81 d + Watsnr
r.. vas Liries opponent In the - ona .
round, but although the nFrt aet "a Va
deuce and advantage In favor ~ ltffi. !
he showed dash % his old time form In .
the - ond by inning at B-l tsu-taVs i .
lOuchard Won over walter Merrill Hall ami
This leaves HIM ,ounled With AleVander
" hitch should be- the star match TO-DAY
The other PLAYERS 10 reach the third round
serc Lyle y Mahon. GeOrre " CfGrsb a.
I.eonard and q. % Wagnar
The doubles which has drawn an entr, ~ f.
forty viii begin this afternoon al to'ciors
Alexander say- any one not rcaiy ID fbst
tine vii BE- defaJltei
The summary
PRELIMINARY Round Theodore q peu a,
italed q Iaylor. s-a - e-S d. rargs d.
Wat-d G. Net}. Jr ~ de'alit
a. %. d Catss defestsa n HoHssal'
, . . - Ld'in flsoEer dssaied X n
Il ''S7 a. G., Z a W ,I Lssaara asfss,sa
defeated Br MILAN lazrnfHrs, a Yee IN.
Do 4 Holden. u defeated x D. H1Hiri a.
=, ~. Sqe.l ar.ealsi y o. ho.rne. 81 50
3 y g~urgr u ChHrcn dcfeaici MLcs tfa-i.,t
3 . 3 JOIN l1.Hl1yup dffeatrd N 4
isisa,ed raGl ua-,s. "a s"i = A5s,,sneg-
defeated tre REV tdFar A lauihcr o a.
nasie, Hiil D., is.satrds - u-ryf1ss
ral-er ~ dr'a.it y 81 hludy deisats,i M Z
Ncllrk. ;. p a. % O.. uionnr defratf.f 10
,e',sr. 81 ,dcta-ir O. M Itllps ds'ea,ed
nagg,, O. :. o. % LuIe asisatsd 4 4.
= sf i c,, sslna gis. n Lsrasl as,ea,,a
I u Gais.. = 49, o Geofre " Churrb defsSisd
N.deL -. 81 los tIreard de'raisi
s,ander DEBATED e q lImS,oa1 '' ~
.usiaye T1uchant defeated Waiter uerr.ii
ial & Z" , Nagrer defeated 2 q
,rhafsr ty default Rayrroni b. fittie d@fs.,.,
y Watson. %. q c-l
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Bassbsli. WashiaHsou Park. Te-dav
Brooklyn ". New TorE Adm n "a
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J0hRson Leaves Frisco To.morro~

san FRANCISCO. June = Jack Johnsop
to-day on recsiDi q wire from Flann.g,r
a. Reno that his camp has been ..le,i III
ordered his two autos packed and nr.,,r.,,
- leave on thursday evening" Iofn
sullivan called On Johnson today Iohn-
800 boEen Tour rounds with Kaufman a.
boxed Ntth Cotton. The Chamnlor sb,,..l.-,
greai speed and great skili IN sioDp'1S
Maui mans ruRhes WINK
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CINNATl

T1IlTI = = u
'haited for Casper IN the eighth iunlnF
'kan for Chance IN NJ fourth Inning
iilr'umln o Q o o o o q
Chioaao q o u % o
Ruh Chiraro iheCkhrd Two bass hfis-
nowucy. Shcrkard St0len haaPs nesrhSr
Eyers. Nir'bcf out ~ lletilbarh 4 b. Gasnar
lirsi hasr On balls on krulbach 4 On neshs
mpire iu dhisi ugier Fieid am uifs- Ensifs
Tine hour and q minutes
NJ. LOUIS ~ g.. O. FIrTuHUno s-VTnar aAar
~ Lows June q - Louis wan ne ar.f
game . y and theu dropped me second 10 70
Poor piichinE rave ne visitors Inc sarnpd rnrne
Hhue ln ne nrst Adams vas pounded hare
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YALE MEN BUNCH THEIR hits
SUBDJE HARVARD PLAYERS
~ FIRST CANE.
Fas score Only IN Two Innings. When
TRe1 Dance AFound tho RAses for
Twelve Runs Second lhnlnE Fatal
% Crimson Hopes seore ~ 20 8.

% Crimson llopes seoFe . % 9.
Nav HavrN. June p In a game which
would have been uninieresting except for
the presence 81 thousands 81 graduates
Yale defeated Harvard a. baseball this
afternoon a. Yale Field In The lrsi ola series
cf three games The serond will b. PLAYED
81 Cambridge on Thursday and the third
u the series i a ne. In New ora early neat
week
Tale scored only In two innings. but they
were the aecond and third and the result
% ihe gaHe was never in dOubr. a. In The
second they made four runs and doubled
that number In the third epaTting from
the usual custom the Nale men seemed 70
know how 10 bunch their hits to-day ami
y hecame positively iiresome In the early
part II the game
The first inning had Eiven indications
~ a close contest. each team sending but
three men 70 bat The three Harvard men
met With the same fate In the second inning.
ms a %Ss or, MsTass N" ID llicEs MelhiyTs
singled and Philhin VAS ne forey singled.
scoring Mclntyre stevens went out. q ~
70 Lani{an Merritt singled. scoring Pitt
bln. BADGER WALKED and logan he safely
scoring Corey and Merritt
ln the third inning Murphy started on
With single and fOinmers, MClntyre.
fhibin and corey followed suit, netting
two runs Then Joe Stevens made a tao
badger clearing the hases he was caught
hetN zen second and third Merritt struck
out and " looked a. N the inning was over
Sul BADGER singled. Logan followed him
Nith a similar hii and Murphy made three
oaRgeT coming in Oh TOmfners's hit That
vas ali. Mcintyre going out. Potter 20
hicks
liicks scored In the fourth when after
reaching nrHt on a helders choice he was
brouRhg home by lAniEan,s three haggef
here nas quite 4 rally In the sixth TN
Merritt's error Rogers reached first ant
came home on Longs three baRRer We
scored on POtter's three hagger and Potter
stole home alter lanigan's ~ 10 centre
" the seventh Potter scored On an error hy
MCINTYRE, pas and Gardner's hU. Tie
score
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'Rattrd Tor Miller 10 me nlnth 'nniar
uoston 5000 90 O
FlAdeiphia o uug q o q
Rum HusiOn .oihns phladsiphla MACE
Wash Ten on bases hostou T. Phliadeinbis .
Flrst base 90 baiis on ioten OF Frork .
sruck out #hy fONeu. 9. b. FrOrk Tue base
uiis- Be-E Mage JarknEb Sarhnce hlts
GFu. Ward lHOIbtc piay khahe Ward and
lOoian 49, b' plEhtr ~ fOEsn GRAHAM
Z mpirr IN thief OOaB Fieli unulrf 8rennnn
Tlrte nOuT ahd ~ frinutfs
fsrUraasa - 4 fssHarsw.
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SAY FHANcisco. June y The 81 20 Reno
movement which started when Richard
Win many kasteTn Newspaper men Isf,
On MONDAY morning waa frrther go,
mented tod ay. A bic crowd IN
el22ca Jelriel and be- party. incirdirv
,sl.s...ls .ete N special car attached 10 4
men Vere also along.
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Tommy Nurphy Hammer, IurIe,

NgWAEK. y , June p Tommy Murphy
of Harlem beat Battling Hurieys0f Paasaic
In . sin round bout a. 'he club Iendome In
Newark tonight Murph yOut gensralle
and out pointed The Passaic hoy IN the frst
second and third rounds The Hatfl.f
came back strong In the newt two rounds
Ne brought the Claret from Murphy's noe
Ia the fourth and cut TOmmy's left ear
IN the 9TH In the last round Murt,ft
q severe healing 10 HurIev
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AHEatCAg LEtGrE
Phiiadelph.A in Yes iorE fVo gamesi Wash
ngion 70 bosiou thirayo IN rie,eiand N LOU,
In Detroit
NATIONAL LEkurU
View YORK N Brooklyn RastSn In phiIadSfrtis
incinnat 10 thicago Htisburr IN 81 Louis
SAHEEy iEturU
r0fonto In Jersey Nitg 40 gamrs, Montreal
n NeNarA Buffalo 10 Balumore Rochester m
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PspAs I'D lrwlnl sun,,,n.

BOsToN. Mass. june 2i-Bnly Papks
failed 10 knock Out Jack Twin sullivan Of
Cambridge % the Armory 4. A. to-nirht
but be easily had the better % the locai
and ~ one oolecied 10 his getting ne ~.
cislOn. sullivan boxed a. N bis sole or.
iegt Vas 20 avoid being knocked ma
Sunderland and hIs defensive tactirs wers
did tho Ihundsrboli have a Chance 81
land q solid blow on the twas Jaw.
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Spsttai caols Dsspafes 70 rHH SUH
PAnm. June p The rare for the Prir
Mackenzie-GFisveg. for loom franco. an
Bois Dc Bouiogne to-day vs. won bv
Rivier'a Renard Bieu. ridden BY Bartholo-
new " X. NhndeFbilta ReinhaTt. with
~. Vel 10, vas second end Rofharhild's
GQokheid. with Henry IN the aaddia. ihird
There we're seven ataFlara
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ner Wilson. 81 louis. Huggins Eilia. uaksA.
kNanA Pnflps hacknian Tu6 base hitS-uakes
hausef SArnAos ats WINS. Mllier Clare
Jouoia plaY Mlllar Ragnef and hystl Stn.en
hAsaa Hyatl bSrns ", Wilson. Pheips. hh
~ piac1eF-hg White Evans First base on
bah, On wills. 1 OF v hlle q OF nachman l.
81 AdamA 2 .Stn1ck out- ~ Wuns. 2 b. White T.
~ Earhuian. {. b. AdEms. fEn ~ hases- 81
l.osla. ~ pilsburs. lmpire % Chief joan.
and u minuics
FFrrauUHa, w. % LnUIA a-ancoSp oAHE