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plrTsBURG. 6. BOSTON. /

Pittsburg Aug 27.-Klobcdanz was easy. and
Piitsburg batted him all over the field In the nrst
inning RowermAn was badly spiked by Stahl. and
I'm tho seventh Gardner had n finger split by hard
ht from Loves bat. Neither OF the injured men
can play again FOR Il week or two. Attendance,
2So Scoro. - Z, -
p,tshi,v .......O q N-G 10
n.stnn .......o . II
Batteries Tauuchnl. schryer and Bowerman; Kooe-
Ian nd
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NETWORK CENTRAL TEAM BEATEN.

The game Of baseball that has excited much in
terest among railroad men OF the New-York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad and the Phila-
delpha and Reading Railway was played by teams
from the respective roads at Van Cortlandt Park
Yesterday Long before the game began large
crowds Of railroad men from the Grand Central
Station were on the grounds. The visiting team
with n large delegation OF railroad men, arrived
from Philadelphia In the morning. Fully seven
hundred Interested spectators. among whom were
a number of women. watched the struggle The
New-York Central men the first at the bat
with Hoffman. the left-handed pitcher In the box
against them. They appeared In fine FORM and
started of by making three runs In the first inning
The visiting team made two In It's half
Neither side scored In the second inning. In the
third the =. and r. team tied the score. and In
the fourth inning took the lead and held through
out the remainder of the game. winning by the
OF to T. Frederick Cobb's running catch
OF foul ball In the nth Inning drew much APP
plause from the crowd. Price. who was suffering
from a sore arm did excellent work a. did Hobby
Easton and Taylor The +. and Il. team played a
good game, and much praise is due to HOFFMAN
and Mccullough. for the result was in a large
president OF the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad lnterdepartment Baseball League
who was out OF town. sent his regrets not being
able to witness the game. Among the railroad men
present were G Il Chambers. j. +. Pulien, H. c.
Weliman. 8. e. Mlstt James T. Hughes, f. G.
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WOMEN AS ELECTION OFFICERS.

From The Salmon City Recorder. -.
The Board OF Commissioners did not recognLe., s
women OF the county In appointing the es'ssvsle
and election officers. except In one instance, ap-
In every other county I'm the State they We,. cut
pointed on the election boards In Ada County "a
OF fourteen precincts ten OF the registraIs ~,re
women. and In all except two precincts "omes 80 Of
appointed distributing clerks. Yet at leas, " FOR
the three commss toner's avowed candiuassss Il
office and will undoubtedly want the wo"~ 4
Lemhi County to vote for them this fah
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HORSESHOE HARBoR AQUATIC SPORTS.

HORSESHOE HARBOR AQUATIC SPORTS
The Horseshoe Harbor Club. OF Larchmoh'' neiu
its annual aquatic sports yesterday AFTERNOON"
The winners were:
Nov. ro,,,g rae. fh,f mi.)-won by George s
Towie Frank r Towle and F. r. Blauvelt Time
1924 -, NJ. -. ,,,ss Lewis
Miss johnson and Miss Spence Time-@:-'s = n
Nxed fours half milei--Won by Mr.. ana Mrns. - va
Hail Iohn Barrett and Miss Barrett. Time 80
Youths rowing thalt miel-Won ny lhofnt 80
s Flint kenneth Whiting and Butler Whiting INV
5:I4~ a s., u-or by
Mems swimming race (seventy-nve yarus' wv" -
Charles FIoyt smith Tine-0:42io. - - p...o- ,r
Youths swimming race-won by r. F. Proctor IT.
BOYS swimming race chfy yard')-won by eu''e'
Whiting. Tme-039 - 49,, c,,,, Tina
1:55 r,...
Tilting toirna ment--Won by 7. J. $ flint
chasing the wild goose--Won by Kenneth Wniuhs
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CUBAN X GIANTS. 1. ORANGE a. A.. /.

The Orange Athletic Association came to grief
Yesterday afternoon at the hands Of the Cuban
Giants after a wcll-contcsted game. The Cubans
were lucky I'm punching their hits and placing them
where they counted. Orange made many long hits
but for the most part they fell into the hands Of
the outaedors The feature Of the game
stunning one-handed fly catch by Grey. in right
field. The
II. H. T..
Orange A A........o q q o-l .
Cuban y Giants % o o %
BATTERIES vorhis and o Neil: Robinson and Jordan
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MADDEN CUP RACE
GEORGE sCHOFIELD WINS THE LONG IsLANI
CHAMPIONSHIP

GEORGE sCHOFIELD WINS THE LONG ISLAND
CHAMPIONSHIP
The annual hve-mle championship race for the
cup given by John = Madden held at Celtic
Park. Long Island city. yesterday together with
were close.
OLe-mile novlce-Frs, heat won BY W II Stevenson.
Timc-32i. secord heat won BY A. s crane. Falcon
Wheelmen; W; J. Jennings. Falcon Wieelmen; second
men. II. Grinne Amitv Whee'rnen. second Final heat
won by W. H. Stevenson ". q. clop'on. second. 4 5.
One mile open-Fist heat by w. 4 la pue.
Newburg Wfeelmen. ". W. Martin, second Tim"-2:31.
WheeImen; w. F. Wahrcnberger New York second
Time-24G Third heat! won by Frank 4 NUM- King
County Whoelmen D. 7. Allen. Nassau Whe"lmen. sec
ond. Time-2:4l Final hat won 10y Georse schonei
W A. La Due second: p r Alien. thiTd Tim - p
ranberger. New-York (scratcm; =. \. NUM-. Kngs
County Wheemen 10 yards, second Time i13Ir Sc
oni heat Won by ". a la Due Newburg scratch: j.
J Ross Brooklyn 40 yards. second. Time o'';
hl heat w"n o B. Tert AV N%s.@u ~, %hee%r
second. Tme-1:l3. Fourth hea; won by W s. Van Nos
uend Jamaica 40 Narls,. A. T. Nye. IT, New YORK 90
yarls). second Tme-l3 Final heat w'n by :. A Mum.
W \. Ia Due second. y F. Alien. Miro Time o"1s
mile ESQ class)-First heat by W. l. Rnch.
Falcon Wheemon: \. W. Hollis Pierce Wheelmen. sec
Tme-2:4N Second heat won by ". Martin. BALI
wins Long Irand Joe Grim. jr. Falcon Wheelmen.
ond Timc-2;3s-. Third heat won by Franklin Fisher.
Kings County wheelmcn; G. 4. Arthur. Parkway An
le,ic club second. Time2:a3 Fourth heat hy
+ A. NUM- Kings County wheeimen; " +. wahrclbere.r,
New-Yofk. second. TIM 2:46 Final heat won by ".
+ Wahrcnberger 4. W. Hollis second F. 4. NUM- third
Five mile Long Island championship dn mile trial
heats,-- First heat by George Schonei Kings Coun
ty Wheelmen Il. 7. Allen. Nassau Wheelmen. second
Time SO Second heat by Frank a Num-. King
County Wheeinen' TranNin Fisher Kings COUNTY
G. Miller Badwins. Long Island +. ". Dilts. Lone
Island Century Wheslpen second Time 242 Final
hea by George Schoicid; F. A. NUM-, second B. T.
third. Time-li.2S
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CLEVELAND DOWNS BROokLlN'

THE WANDERERS PUNISH YEAGER BADLY IN THE
FIRST INNING AND WIN.
Rochester Aug Z7.-The Cleveland and Brooklyn
National League teams played at Culver Field this
afternoon the former winning by score o. TO =
II was a beautiful game. Both Cuppy and feaser
were In fine FORM but the latter went wrong IN the
orst inning thereby losing The game. Gnmh
batting was feature The game was repie'e WIN
brilliant plays. Attendance -'o"'' i1e SCo'e'
BROOKLYN.
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CINCINNATI. g; PHILADELPHIA. 4

Cincinnati Aug. 27.-Fineld gave two bases on
balls made Il costly error. and allowed a hit which
gave the Reds two runs In the nth. Hawley was
not hit very nard AT any time during the game
'''''''''''' Y. II +
,rncnnau ..........o x !
Philadelphia .......-i u " " y v =" " :
nnt,er,.- uawiey ana Pe..1. Fined and Murphy.
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WILLIAMSBURG ROAD RACE.

The fourth annual five mile road race 81 the
Williamsburg Wheelmen took place yesterday
afternoon the Hoffman Boulevard. near New.
town. Long Island. There were twelve starters
and J. H. Helnlin was the winner. In 12:3S.
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LOUISVILLE. 4: WASHINGTON. ;.

Louisville. Ky Aug 27.-The crippled Senators
gave the Colonies n close rub to-day. Decker =
single sent In the winning in the tenth inning.
Attendance 100 The
r II.
Washing,on ~ o o o % .
Batteries Magce and Kittridge Klen and Farrell.
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Earned -C.eveani. / sacrince hitMbiake. tone
run wallace Douh.. Mexican 70 Chi.ds To Iroc tu
rn,, IN -Ceyeland = brooklyn o Bases on ba!.s
on Cunpy 3. N Yeager. 4 Struck oui-By 'uppy. =
Is Yeaser. . illi hN ptrhed pal leo'aU i'''' Lew
Unp!rcs Condor and Hunt
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Plainheld Aug q (SpcciaD.-The Rverdale Fiel'
club Of this city. defeated the NewYork ATHLETE
club In n hotly contested baseball game this after
noon by a OF to D.
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Earned runs-Chcago. 6. New York. 2 Leg On bases
chi ago 9. New York. Two base htsueeh ,s.L
hIe 3;rirrh Three-base h,s--liyan. Green. bIiNlth
Sacrifice h,s-Conuor. Donohue stolen oase:o. o
;Ieason Uorhl. play-Dahen and Everett struck on
nv seymour 4 Passed halls-Warnei = base On
balls on C;r.:n,h 2 or Seymour. B. Hlt win nalI
uahler Iange Grady. Time u game-l5o Umplres-
Nj and
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F. B. Lott. J. j. Hero.d william D'0o'" '
Ahrahamson. rime-5:l4. -, - 81. .u,,r,
The t,,h race was won by John Connolly and the SWIM
ming rae. for bows by James Connolly
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WITH almost seventy players In the handicap tho
Greens Commiti-e had some work In preventing
congestion. hut the mat hes pt"Eitsseq S''o".''
This l. rather remarkable. and speaks well aoi t"r
management OF those in charge. @lNty-"'r nh..'',
~ f1u .n-hole al. lance. and he winner ~
the cup was oakley Van der foc!. (r, "4 .ue
Rockaway Hunt club. W." had "ah'''"P 10 o.
Van der Poels card follows:
GU, .......... q, o ss
In .............- " " " " o - u"
Burdotte OConnor. who won he medal on'rei
Tor the best score in Thursdays preliminary i"Hhl'
was off his game 10 use A. - lt'.,i 1n ,.tt.
which golfers are pleased 20 explain their AiiIr
lansns In form on Thursday he dd = yes'eIial
his score was los which shows thr GnccI''lni,,l
~ gof Paul Ronnor. Of th' Fairaci county 'inh
20, second place in the handicap with net f'Gf~
~ ~ while the best gross -core war ul"n' ~
W,Tc o. lIi"banl OF Nuticy who iii 81. tn" sum
nnrN follows
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whitney, James H. Ds wson, D. n, coea. Charles
awey 6 Miles Il sne,ns and Peter
Snowden s l.. Ramps. w T. Grier, E. E. WalIine
D. G. Climber and H. Foote. The score follows:
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two 70 the good with nine more to 60 kelo t St,
the first on this last round In FOUR mak Ii al
IN and the next three holes were naN Ill,
though Lynch missed a short put 20 WIN the I'LL ,o
He won the fifth. cutting down Keld ,es 80 shots
A. the start Of the sixth Lynch missed two sh1,s
and the hole seemed Reds beyond dou bu w" "n
hy superb hrassey shot Lynch iald ms ua ans -
the green ard. although Reid had Two vn' ho,ved
win he missed both puts and the hole was a I n,;
The next was also halvcd. Reid laying me p ,d
dead which he had 10 do as Lynch's ball res,ed
on tho lip Of the cup. This LEFT kelo u1ri,d The
he won the next. and with 1t the marSh b' hole
Gun by up and 1 n play; althouen, s ne drive
should have been Lynch's. as ne foio"ru ne i,nos,
with n beautiful approach. laying me oa "a, cd ne
dead but his putting was Weak' IL four TO
Tvnch's five which brought their totals up bt ~
for Reid and IS for Lynch. Reid player '"e ''''
six holes in 10 and Lynch In IN. iii niaved
Altogether II n close match ana Wy" W. fgrcen
RnSd.s mining being steady and at times prila rao
while Jynch was decidedly of, often tak's a. ,he
ON the green. As to the long game II, in 4,
hest of il on the day. and his hrsI , , co,rse
vas the best round eyer plaVed Oh IL. a,ent
This Is tho second time Reid has Won WI, ,ns ont
and ne returns to 81. Andrews WIN mr. ba ndsome
~ nossible four Lynch received nhl u a. nd
cn, presented bv the club to the runneI,,uP ~
Tavlor's cup was well worth winning i"e sun
tinted state. Hotel Cup final roundJohn ReI, ana
@. .1r,,.s boat Tasper Lynch Lakewood by /" VI anu
Tei's score by holes
On, 7ss5b544 2o+ oo -,7o
In .......6 q q G 3 z I 4 ' ID ' wv ~
f.ynch's score by holes; o,
out ......44545 545hs35 hsss oS ~,
/ In . 8 , q g 6 3 3 4 I ~ 10
c.,-solo,,on Cunt : Taylor Poweon beat IL Minor'
Saratoga by 10 up and o to play
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BASEBALL.
NETWORK LOSES THE FIRST GAME Or
THE SERIES AT CHICAGO.

WINDY CITY PLAYERS FALL ON SEYMOUR FUN
TOTAL OF TEN RUNS.
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cANES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS.

Chicago TO- New-Yok. 3. Baltimore, ~ ~ r1,pSninh,
Plttsburg q: Boston. |. oinciniat o. ron
Cleveland g. Brooklyn 2 IlpulsVlie' y ""'''"e''' -
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uANDIcAps AT MARINE AND FIELD

Only four cards were returned IN the weekly
handicap ~ the links Of the Marine and Field
Club yesterday. Tho scores
CLASS A
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BALTIMORE s; ST. LOUIS ?.

St Louis Aug 2.-Tucker's error OF Cross's
throw in the opening inning gave the Orioles three
runs in the nrst inning and the game. The Browns
could not hit McJames at opportunc times. At
tendance 3l0o. The score
n. H. +.
St Louis ...........0 o o o o %
baltimore ...........3 Is 10
Batteries sudhon and Knsow. McJames and Clarke
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CRESCENT TEAM WINS ITS FIRST MATCH

The Crescent Athletic Clubs golf team defeated
the Enrlewood Field Club players the Crescent
links yesterday. by a score Of Il 10 O. II vas 'h'
frs; team match the Crescent men have ever
played and they naturally pleased al their
The acOres
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FNGI.FWOOD FIELD.


class n handicap FOR members was also played.
and the winner proved 20 be L. Boultcee. win "A
net score Of az. Tho summary.
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w1rIJAMsTowN. 20: MANCHESTER, 49,

Wllllamstown Mass Aug. 2 tSpeciaD.-Ihe hqu'-
nox Golf club OF Manchester VI, played re'u'"
match with the Taconic Club. OF WlIllams'o""' W.
dav and were beaten up the score
' ,,or,xov TACON1C
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Nev-York centrai;...;;;......ss g..
LOCAL AMATEUR GAMES
At Prospect Park:
sNov;sh, ............da 6-?2g
Batteries-Kennedy and King; Hornet and Muller
Orient F. GINNING % a,
Batteries-Dawkins and Clynick; Butler and Bodne.
r,nvood A C......4 2 KS 70 i
X Y r. J. T. coo o. 1
Ba,teres-Woods and Fay; Downey and Smith,
Re.oIutes ..............3 Pa %
Worth a C,..........O % O. 10
p,,,eres-Walker and Sleck; Sonny and McCiurk
Core & Herbert....s o-?I
= = briggs & Co % % Ia 8
patteres-Kely and Case: Close and Bennett.
Welcome h c u.s.. o o 2 o 2-i5 is
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and McCabe: Iongwell and Frost
n, H. T.
Locus. ....~....".a ! . Q IS
pat,erie.-Burke and Lewis somers and Manning.
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Tho oigh, lowest scores qualified for the match
NAV tournament 10 be held september g. Inc
Gnal round for the cup will he played on LABOR
Day
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on THE APAWAMIS LINKS.

On the Apawamls links Of Rye yesterday the
oualfving round FOR tho cup presented by IS hi''-
bcrt Sackatf resulted as follows:
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GOLF.
BLAIR DEFEATS BALLOU FOR TIE
ENGLEWOOD CUP.

CONSOLATION PRIZE FOR RETD-TorRNEY ENDS
WITH A RIG HANDICAP MORE THAN
SIXTY PLAYERS oN THE LINKS
The Englewood golf tournament was brought to
close yesterday with the final rounds for the
Englewood and Consolation cups and an open ham
dcap in which there were sixty-oght starters
The weather was cool and stimulating. and the
links I'm fine shape. In the afternoon there was Il
large gathering on the piazza and lawns. when IN
Guided many women. Some Of i"ose present were
Mrs Malcolm Campbell. the Misses 'opp"H' MrA'
stephen II. Tying, 1r.. Mrs. Sewai Tying MISS Ia
movne. Mrs W W Green. Miss Laura Drake
smith Mice Wood Misc Clark and Mrs. John H.
Loveland .
James l. Blair. jr. OF the Morris County GOLF
club won the EnglowOod Cup. ana did IL easily
His opponent was Maturin BaIou. whom ne ue
featcd by c UP and to play. Railou l. the Npa-
wants champion On Friday he played strong
game; Yesterday he did nothing worthy OF COM
mcnt His brassey shots were especially poor
while Bairs driving and hr1ss'y WORK was '"p'.'"
on the first mole Blair covered ~ yarns IRON. Wv
tee and aid Ballou stymie on the green i"''
missed his drive on the third. and wen: s'arce'.
thirty wards From there he made brasS'| q"
only two hundred and thirty yards to III" edge Of
tho rreen and halved the hole In five Both payers
had hanging lies FOR their second sho's on Inv
fourth hole and both fooled them bad'F. Ha!iou
went into the bunker his third, but manage ~
| halve In seven. long o'HSSS - T.,
against the wind gave Blair the following ho'' III
five on the sixth Blair made Inc 'nR' " ~
green in two on one Of the best drives or the week.
nm, on the next the bal fe between TWO STONES
where II was practically unpayaoe. and bar CAV
! I'D the hole Al the turn Blair was up Gun
ing the second round he made the nrst ho'e III
three Another long drive on the second hH"e
against the wind. carried the bail thifty !"'us ~
vord tho green and Blair lost the hole by TO o.
He got the two following ones however ana ,he
match stopped at this point. with Blair the WIN
ner by up and to go
Both men continued the round for the FAKE Oh
their medal scores which were allowed TO count IN
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o1.ATroN PRIZE FOR RETD-ror-RNEY ENDS
WITH A RIG HANDICAP - MORE THAN
srvTy PLAYERS OK THE LINKS
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Totals ..... 32i u
New-York Central. ..........3 l.
Philadelphia and Reading z Z
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One-nile handicap (profess ionaD-First heat won by
F A. Mcfarland. San Jose scratch; james Crguhart
Dorchester yards second f. II. Kiser Dayton 80
yards 'hird II z. Caldwell; Boston 20 Yards. our,h
Tme-2O52s Second by q. (. x mbe Louis
VIE 20 yards) Barney O!feld Toledo 80 YARDS sec
ond: f. Bec.er Minneapolis 40 yards). third II =
Mosher. Storm King go yaris). fourth Tine of-t
Third heat by E C. Bald. Buffalo ,scratchI O l.
stevens Ottumwa go YARDS. second. ". a. Martin.
Lowell 40 YARDS, third Jay Eaton Elizabeth 80 yards
fourth Time--2.l2
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
The South: Side

Tempe, Ariz., Feb. 9.-(Special Cor respondence of The Republican.)-C. T. Hayden, William Jensen, z. A. Harris, B. Olsen, D. R. Brigham, Mrs. Hill, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Ulmer went to Phoenix today.
 B. B. Gage and wife, Mrs. Robert son, and Mrs. Stambaugh were over from Phoenix today. The three la dies took carriage ride around town.
 Dr. Norton made the south side a call today.
 Wiley B. Jones, district attorney of Graham county, is in town today.
 Miss Leila Hicks, a normal student from Globe, and sister to Benjamin Hicks, is very sick.
 F. A. Hough returned today from Jerome.
 Mrs. Fifield and daughter Rose, of Phoenix came over this morning to attend the funeral of Rev. MT. Guth- rie's baby.
 Rev. M. M. Hitchcock, who has been spending a week or so with his many friends at this place, expects tonight to take his departure for his home at Chapel Hill, Texas.
 People are rapidly paying their taxes as tomorrow is the last day.
 W. s. Johnston has traded his city residence property to B. J. George for that gentleman's ranch. Both par ties expect to move in a short time.
 A car of flour will go to Tucson and a car of barley will go to Wilcox to- night. Two cars of hay from Mesa will leave here tonight also.
 This morning before starting the grader Roadmaster Cummings gave orders to Chief Engineer Fellows not to allow any more boys on the ma chine, as it was dangerous. An hour or so later while the grader was going through the center of town Attorney Goodwin got on merely to see how easily it could be ridden He asked the man at the wheel if the thing ever bucked. Alas, while Mr. Fellows was telling him he didn't know exactly, but it was rather 'bronco," the diag- onal dirt mover struck a stone so forcibly as to cause the describing of a double sOmersault by the curious at torney. He picked himself up from a pile of soft dirt, unhurt. The grand director of the internal machine was severely reprimandad by his superior in service for disobeying orders.
 Arthur l.. Bolton, who spent some time With his brother Walter at this place a year or so ago, has notified his brother that on the 22d of this month he will leave Stanford, where he has been engaged in scientific work for the Klondyke country. He has recently been elected member of the academy of sciences, of which he has the honor of being the youngest member, having but lately reached his majority.
 The funeral of Rev. s. L. Guthrie's baby took place today at the M. E.. church. Dr. McCreary of Phoenix talked very touchingly to the be- reaved parents. He said the death of a child reminded him of a story he once heard of a shepherd in Scotland The shepherds sheep had been on one pasture untihpall the grass was eaten.
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eral overhauling; went into Roots drug store, sat down with one of the stores guitars and began to play sweetly, tenderly, his great, wlstful' melting eyes rising now and then to meet those of the gathering listeners "Oh, Where, Oh, Where Is My etage King -bolt?" ApropDs of this, MT. Cant also had some trouble with his horses other than before mentioned The collars which he used on hls pig team were causing fstulas. ne called the attention of R. G. AndIe to it and asked him if he could oo anything for the trouble. Upon MT. Andres guarantee of cure, NIT. CauC bought of him Q set of ten doiIar' twenty-two inch collars, and now, to the intense satisfaction of both gen. tlemen. the shoulders are well.
 But to return. MT. Cant, like all the rest of the financially solid citizens of the south side, does all his banking business at the Farmers and Mer- chants bank" an institution that has done more good for the south side during the past nine months than the combined moneyed institutions oi Phoenix, and which bids fair ere
 many years roll by to take it's place among the solid banks of the terri tory. Therefore, after MT. Cant hac | made these purchases it was not strange that this bank within few
 days should cash that gentleman's
 check, aggregating about $500.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

To get them to better pastures it was necessary for them to pass through a narrow defile. He went ahead and called them, but they would not fol- fol him, although they knew his voice. He then attempted to drive them, but they would break and scatter. Fail ing to get his flock through the defile by this means, with shepherds wisdom he seized a little lamb and with it ran on ahead. The little ones bleating spurred it's mother to fol- low, with the whole flock, through the def1le to higher and better pastures. ''So with us,' contin- ued the speaker, "when we are living in a condition of dormant Christian ity the Great Shepherd sometimes takes tender child from its loving mother and from our midst that we may follow to a higher, better and grander Christianity
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
THROUGH CAR SERVICE VIA
 SANTA FEE ROUTE ASH FORK.

For the accommodation of our pat rons we have secured through sleep ing car space in Standard and Tourist Pullman cars passing Ash Fork on following days, destined to points named:
 EASTBOUND-Leave Ash Fork at sos a. m., Chicago and Kansas City, daily, Standard and Tourist; St. Louis, Minneapolis, St. Paul. Thursday (via Kansas City & Wabash R. R) Tourist; Sunday (via Kansas City and c. M. & St. P.) Tourist; Wednesday (via Kansas City and c e. WI Tourist. Boston, Thursday (via Chicago and MontreaD Tourist.
 WESTBOUND-Leav Ash Fork at 12:35 D. m., Los Angeles, daily. stand