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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-21

the only elamor on that dav which
can lie said to annoy or distress any
reasonable human being. They come
forward with lists If the places OF
business" found open on sunday,
when il IS perfectly SAFE To say that
nine tenths Of them could not be
closed without paralyzing our com
mon civilization They are, in fact.
Il set Of blatant and pernicious busy
bodies. who represent nothing worthy
che attention of congress.
such citizens as Gen William Bir-
icy. Prof. ". A. Crotrut. Rabbi Stern,
Rev. Geo. b. Wheeler. Rev. A. H.
Lewis. and the others who appeared
TO protest against Crafts bill are en-
titled to the heartfelt gratitude Of the
public. They stand for something in
the communities TO which they re-
spectiNeiy belong for legitimate oc-
cppation, for intelligence, fur respon-
sihility. and for the spirit Of religious
and political freedom.
They plead the cause al human
progress and enlightenment They
stand for the principles which this
republic was founded to perpetuate
They do not ask that others shall be
forced to accept their dogmas. They
ask only that which the pioneers of
liberty in America died 10 win for
their neutrality-suspicious. from
the cruelties and horrors Of fanati-
cism. They are entitled to the re-
spect aud confidence of cougress
They represent the true public opin-
ion Of Washington We want no
more Sabbath legislation. We need
no more. We are moral and cul-
tured people We ask that no en-
enlargement be given to ,aaried
meddlers with orr affairs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-21
Cuban Social Receipts.

At the Cuban Social. given in the
City Hall last Saturday evening, the
receipts were 1882 The expenses
were 1920 leaving a net benefit OF
$3.50. The committee in charge.
Mesdames Showalter. Basford. Wier.
Calvin and Fischer. desire 70 express
their thanks 70 the many pers ~ who
contributed q make the affair q sue
cess
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-21
In Men0ridn.


About 4o'clock Monday afternoon
July I. 1898, the spirit Of Mrs John
Wood departed. For a long time she
had had poor health. but at times her
pale cheeks frightened to a healthful
glow. But this was not destined to
last long The extreme activity Of
her nature carried her beyond her
strength, and she was again confined
To her room. Being warned by their
physician that the last sands OF her
life would soon fall, it remained Tor
them but to prepare their aching
hearts for this sad change A bitter
task was this; for during the weeks
that they had watched By her side,
striving by every art that loye could
devise to alleviate her suiferings. She
bad entwinel herself more and more
strongly with their affections, and to
part with her seemed like severing
the cord that bound them to life.
She had no dread OF .tho dark pail
and narrow house, and what affected
them most, was to see how sweetly
she strove to remove from their hearts
the pang Of parting to make it easy
for them to give her up to Him
who gave the gift OF life, and who
would soon require il again. Her meek
endurance aud serenity filled a, with
admiration, and her loving submits
sion so touched our hearts, that we
could scarcely look ut her without
tears. She has gonel but SAVIOR Of
piety fingers around the spot that
she has lett So desolate! Although
She is missed from the home that love
had made so warm and bright for her
on earth, we would not wish her back
as her sutferings were SO intense; and
we know she has gone to that brighter
happier home in the mansions of her
Fathers house on high Day efter
day she fingered. for two weeks,
growing weaker each day; during
which time her loved ones were called
repeatedly t. see her die. Her work
was not yet done, She had more to
do, and suffer before she was per-
mitted to 20 hence to receive her re-
ward. Though her strength failed,
patien c never wavered She had
fixed Ter hope on the ''Rock OF Ages"
and not even the approach OF Death,
could startle her from her firm basis.
Jesus, her only hope. was by her. and
she fel. the power of his supporting
arm. Fixing the eye of her faith firm
~ upon the crucified Savior, she
calmly awaited His bidding, to enter
the valley of the shadow OF deaf h;n
fearing no evil, for the rod and staff
Of the Almighty comforted and sus-
tanned her.
Entreating the loved ones to meet
her in heaven, ,she received the last
sigh calmly, peacefully. iriumphantly.
As sets the morning star
Which goes not down behind the darkened
cloud
Bur melts away into the light OF heaven"
leaving behind the brightest evidence
that had entered upon glorious and
never-ending rest. The suffering
form now sleeps in the grave, but the
soul Is sweetly folded beneath the
brooding wing of Almighty love.
Calm on the bosom OF thy God.
Sweet spirit. resi- thee now,
Zen while with Us thy footsteps trod
His seal was on tiny brow
Dust to its narrow house beneath
Soul TO It's place on high.
They who have seen tiny look In death
May never fear to die.
A. FRIEND.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-21
Montfcrt.

cellar IN his lntS ,pc,, v+L;at
Meet. a., i e,a.+ a...II;...
/ Grant Palmer and vife Il Fer,.o \
| d.. who brought the body i Nrs y
Weaver. who died last Ibnrs,av S,
Fargo. to lancaster for burial. are
making friends and relative, short
visit al Montfort, Grants old home.
FL Matthew's. Shy L.etcher. John
Thomas and Horace Chandler drove 70
PIattevile sunday
Frank Parish and Mesdane, 4. Pail
mer and z 9. NanBoren attended the
iuhefai q Mrs Weaver ct Lancaster
iast saturday.
MfS. ION Mcdonald q Lancaster
p,n' p'' : = ''s' wees 'i' Town AZ hef
o'e 'o'''e'
= ",,' people mostly women,
wen. - Tue o'uilS "t galloway mill
ro,,ort 49, t;,,a'e,;.,',.l' -
r,,.,ood ,ooi.s 49, IT, -. - -, ~
Name no fa,,I ,,,ns.as
o''''s' ''"'' i7'' ii"s'oh nave the con
- ~ '"' i""'i'"''"' - MOI.
>1i''''-'' : '"'''i"s
jessie Decker OF Lancaster has been
s"7,S'' - '>Sls''h' t'achef Ia Inc
- : 7''iiS'0i s. Naui''i'''' Hli9s i'eek-
e0ines 7 10y endorsed ~ Promi-
tna,,, i, Il. go
1a,.l,a,,.
'''''' w.
A'an p 'hll'h mas oeeh engaged 70
'e"'n 'ne De'n'i Scnooi' Aua omlth'
'"7 - po"0 9'nooi anu Meme oohn-
SUI 'ne sunny sue SCHOOL
Miss Brown who has been visiting
nv now '"'nilf lor a Ie" weeks fe-
- ~ ns' : ''''''"S - 'i'' noi'ie az Eau
>9i'''io
FRED fieldhouse has erected nice
p"i = On i'is io'S reeei''lS P"rchaSeu'
nc "'9o y l'eo's :" erect q me uWeAlhg
eoo''
Z. = i''"iiie a"'' MISS NuSS'e l'rooh
= boSooOei VINO nave 'eeh frustrating
~ Town lor seNerai Gays returned
TINS "eeA'
Bertha Robinson who has been Wis
lting in town for few weeks returned
to her home in Platteville Saturday.
A nice cool refreshing rain long
awaited came Tuesday which did
much good to crops and gardens.
much of which was rapidly diving.
Most of the hay in this vicinity is tax
EN- care of and few days rain would
increase the farmers prospects quite
materially.
Art Stavons wbo wo,t ~ south
Af,;c. ovar vaor o !, acoin ~
American coil ond ! nxnactod a.
Montfort onv dow
~,
!, -. -
.,t, ~
Co.. ~. ~, i 49, 49, t' 80
-, l,1
rooords and rot ~ IT, ;asd .,
-, 49,. .s.. - :
s,o,d. - ,,ao,.an. ,s.h;.a ao.,..a s,
Nv 49, 49, 80 - r. -
would not be taxed four cents, and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-21
Fair Grounds Enlarged.

The Grant County Fair Association
at Lancaster has purchased Of Peter
Henke fous acres ot lanI running
along the west side Of the fair
grounds. The Fair people paid 5000
for the strip.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-21
Married.

At the residence Of the brides
parents Mr Edward II. Garside,
of Lancaster on the 2oth inst, by
the Rev r J. Brown, Mr.. James
Paul, Of ratch Grove, to Miss Eliza
beth Garside
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-21
Candidate For Register.

! hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of Register Of
Deeds subject 70 the action Of the
republican county convention.
LEVI SHOwALTER,
Beetown, Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

Macy won. Hurry Buriy second. The Ro-
man third. Time: lea
Second race. five turloHgs- OnauaStus
won Kentucky Cclons! second Toluc@
;h:r6. Time: l-1fa-
Third race. one mile and an eighth: Fer
vor w0n. Waterloo second Imp third
Time l5ils.
Fourth race. one and one-sixteen1h miles
Siorte Fonse won. Lew Hopper second.
Croesus third Time: l:E74
Fifth race, Sax furlOngs- Hindoonet Won,
aig5I second. M-idier third Time: I-l5i..
Sixth race one mile and ne-slxtse1th
Hugh Penny won- BellicOso second, Ma
Ihanson third. Time. l:is
MEN RI July Z-1ne Long Island
handicap was the chief event at Sleeps
head Bay Today. and Ornament was made
tho ~tzyorite. wiki Lehman second choice
The delay was long and tireSOme- The
horses got away in fairly good osier WITH
Ornament last. On The way around tng
lower turn Ogden went TO the front and
was never headed. Ornament and Ogden
made ? hard 1uish- Results:
First race. six f~u-lorgs, selling: Lam
bent won NGSey second, Autumn third
Tine lis %
Second race. Vernal stakes, I'VE flS9nss
Degree third Time l-el So
Third race. one and t~hree-Quarter miles;
Dutch Skater won LatSDa second De
fender third Time: So
Fourth race. hVe f~Uriongs. selling: EfeT-
yzsrrr Ron. The Gardner second Duke OF
Baden third Tire: lA-
Fifth race. Long Island handicap, one
second. Ornament third Time l5i -
Sixth race hurdle, TWO miles: IraEaEt
won. Brown Red second. Sir Lawrence
third Time 81
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

Rev 4 W Mann Of Gambler. o.. i'd
dressed the deaf mutes Of the city IN Tim
ity cathedral last night NJ. Mzuu uzs
the FIRST deaf mute ordained IN the Epis-o-
pal church Eest a the AileEhsnies and the
second in The history Of the church he Is
EoE general missionary 10 deaf mules il the
middle western states AMI has Travelled al
most continuously il This s0Tk for the las,
twenty-five years There zre now FIVE other
dat mutes associated WITH him His work
vas begun in Michigan and since then mis-
sions for the deaf have been erected under
his direction in nearly all the large western
cities. The only one n this vicinity is al
s.. Louis. which M Mann touatzd in 1871.
Mr.. Mann has teen abroad twice and de-
scribed very graphically 10 his audience
scenes met zith in his travels, particularly
the famous cEthe3Tals-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

Accompanying the distribution OF the
prizes this evening Nil be a grand illumina-
tioa Of the yiniOa street grounds and a sum
mer nights festival. concert and ball. The
contests will be finished this forenoon, be
ginning probably at 3 o'clock. These viii
consist Of putting The shot, far high jump
and bop, step and jump. In the afternoon
there Is 10 b a grand gFmDsstie exhibition
OF field sports OF all kinds By the different
societies and mass exercises by the iurn
women. the seniors 1.-THE bears and the ae-
ryes the young membersD. 4 number Of
excursions are expected from Des AoiRes.
Kansas City Davenport and AyOcz, Ia, St
Joseph, 40, Fremont. Seb, and other
places.
For The Fourth the program Is a special
run under the auspices q the Omaha Turner
Wheel club and IN The Afternoon and even
ing, il the turner's are not too uTed, bowling
(iea pins) al krng's park The bowling
committee Is HeaTy HofnsIstsr and II. Be-
selin.
Several hands vail be at the grounds today
and it IS The intention 10 make the occasion
Of the Eind-up Of she Trsnsnississippi Turn
fest a gala one. II Is expected that the asso-
cizted wheel clubs Of the eity all take . run
out 10 the grounds in the morning
Davenport, Ia. Kansas City and Denver
are doing very ssll In the matter Of prize
SHINING.
The visitors last night. The younger ooa-
uhgent gathered al Turner hall ard speat .
social evening In the club rooms The big
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

gymnasium vas turned into a dance ball and
here the Young men ard women eho are
competing in the ereRts dUung the tourna-
ment enjoyed themselves ia an imp-cmptu
hop for several hours
It was a great night fa- he seniors. the
bears" They had a sort Of reunion Ia the
rooms o. the South Side turner's At Tven-
tieth and Hinton Streets and had a merry
time for hours There vas plenty 10 eat aud
drink and 10 end % sotial good time. on
GERS Of ne feast we're elected as the evenings
advanced and these called upon those pre-.
eat for songs. speeches and decianauuns In
this say the tine vas spent until the morn
ina vas advancing. over l& Of these old
timers in the turner's ranks we're IN at
tendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
ove-s Mg.tsns Runs Wiel
Accident 10 Bicycle Racing Man.

WASHINGTON. July 2-Grfin Halste2d.
one Of the speediest racing cyclists in the
district. met with Z serious accident while
training at International park Halst~ad,
who i at present riding in magnificent
form. was making an attempt 10 lower the
uUarreF-mile paced record when The aCci-
dent occurred II app=ars ina; . frIplet that
vas pacing him swung out toe far on the
uEsr hank ard ACCIDENTAL crowded Hal
stead with terrific force into the fence on
the turl- HalsT=ad struck the railing
head down ard was hurled backward on
the e~mhanEEent IL was found that ms
front teeth were ail broker 0F. his gums
cut a long cash IN MS chin arms. legs and
hack severely lacerate1 and bruised. and
that he was Otherwise badly injured Il
Is doubtful whether or not EGlstH2d viii
ever race as4aD-
H4Ested + i san If Hon Mu-at Halstead
and j. chief Tagf 81 the house u repre-
sentzsives a p8sftiBn he has held for sew
eFzl years
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
LOCAL BREWTIES.

The city Improvement committee o. the
elub wil meet Monday al 4 o'eloek
at the Congregational church.
Services zill be held st All Saints Rois-
coral ehuTth 81 II o'clock this morning.
There all be no evening service.
George ". @har-h. h-sas 81 1919 North
Tsenty fourth street. Nss thToEn from his
buggy and sustained j brohsa arm. He
turned TOO short ard the vehicle upset
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

LONDON. July AT tbs first days rae
ing Of the Hurst Park club summer meet
ing today Mr. Fairies 4-year-Oid Z. e.
l5ts sovereigns. Lord ZeIland's Pinfold was
second and the L8-iLard-Se--SIorG sta
bl=s Sandia third.
The all ages maiden plate 81 Jig SOW
eIeigns was won by the LOrillari-Be-esford
stables --yeaT-ol2 colt Doris IL This event
IS for all ages that have never won IN
To the time Of entry Five horses ran dis
tarce i've fu-lpnEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

License Inspector AcNittie last evening
notified the management Of the beauty
shows al 5s Ind SO North Sixteenth street
10 conduct a more moral shoE or suffer
The cancellation Of their licenses The can
vas show Al Sixteenth ana Davenport
streets vas also uou1eB 10 conduct their
entertainments in z more clearly mzEEzT or
suffer closure. The orders 70 the managers
a. rs and 81 North Sixteenth street, in
cluded lot only the inside show. but the
exhibition Of himsily dressed Sonen IN tie
frnnr az III uLarr-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

It in high iumpiae hy.uLs@ to 80. tied st in
the wand AID parallel bar exercises a. 80
ana fen very slightly tshina y in the rops
climbing. So 70 SIS Nsrysviles total Of
averages vas 49,. while Topeka's vas
s7.E5 Coarting the Incidental points out
side the contest itself Topeka had ear ana
Harysvine 43.sL A table % averages fos
sl the teams. strictly for the contest might
Be- Of interest under the circumstances
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

state and has net George Dixon without
diSCred.t- lhzE1r mas injured IN numerous
engagements in the city during the last
SIX months and i a finely built younE atm
lete- He weighs rs pounds, Twelve
more than his opponent The box
e-s were cautious during the first
rounds but in the nnal two the
audience saw some excellent work
amber showed sufficient science TO cou--
te-balznce his lack Of weight, particularly
in his tuCsing and uppeT cuts Chalfu was
also clever and quick To take oppOrtuni-
ties. Large gloves we're used and the con-
lrSl was simply fvE points.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
American Athlete. Win,

LONDON. July I'm the amateur ath-
letic championship games at Stamford
Bridge today II. Welsh won The mile nun
By twenty wards. ". E Luglens second
and D. G Harris third Time: Az -.
orion the American runner. did not take
part II the mile nun L=shy won the high
eiSni1s inches Grace, The American was
not PLACED In the tEo-mi.e Sc-@plechaSa.
orion the American runner. pGs he'd To the
front before the mile past and won By
eighty Earts
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
Fusion for wyoming

CHEYENNE. Wyo., June s~0.-speclsl
Tslegraml-The Wyoming popuI.st, demo-
cratic and silver republican stale conml,-
tees held Meetings here Today and fixed
A-g2si : a, Casper as ne tine and place tor
holding q state convention. The tbTsa
parties wiIl fuse On stale questions
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
Ohio wheel u.., o,.,x

CLEVELAND. o. july THE opening
c1y Of The state wheel meet under the
auspices 81 the Cleveland Wheel club. al
the Chenille Driving park this afternoon
drew q small crowd In an exhibition mile
bT- A J. Brown Of this city covered the
distance in l-ss, breaking the track record
by Is seconls.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
OMAHA CLUB WINS AT CRICKET.
Defeats the Wanderers by Two Runs
In n On~e-InninE Match

Omaha won the return match from the
wanderers yesterday by TWO runs those
who scored oaIt=d we'll, notably " vaughn
and Francis for the losing SIDE and Ss4-e
and TufEeld for the winners The fielding
Wes poor and slOY-nly- Douglas BOWED 8
i.u= game and had ne been puI on sooner
the aspect Of the game would have been
HANGS Score
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
Contest for points.

After the regular program al a six
tenth street concert garden last night a
fouE-round boxing match vas introduced
between William Lambert Of Davenport
Ia and James Ghainu- . Irl known local
DnEeT. Lamhsrt has had good fgalulEg
and has considerable skin as a fighter He
has ~on 4 l5ng list % events In his zS.iye
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
DIED.

BRANDs-Wuiiam G.. aged 81 wears. al
residence. ga Franklin street. gune 81
Funeral sunday July 3 from TapEaEts
undertaking rooms. Twenty-iEird and
Cunning streets 90 Peoples church. North
Eighteenth street, al ( 3. N Remains
will ~ taken 70 Great Bend. Kan Gate
city tent, No 81 Knights 81 the Mac
cabees have charge n the funeral. AL
sir knights are invited 20 attend
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
Par HiEhC Climb
aIlei Jump INK

But Nhen everything is counted the total
for each team, according to the order in
which they stand was La sale. 40. Ere
mant 372o. Hanover. 5ssI: Herman $50;
West Denver. $500. Kansas City I35s:
Omaha. n.s7 L~eavenSorth. 4lp5. Holsiein.
sol: Topeka i47-; Narysvilie, ss1 Dav-
IMPORT. sI-ss
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
Some Prize Winners.

For that matter. all the prizes will be
announced today. or rather this evening.
II can he announced beforehand that the
prize winners OF the individual contest Of
Friday are: Philip Mueller OF Omaha, first
with tweHty-sighI points; Michael HeTboi-
sheiner Of Marysyilie, second, with 2s4o.
and Gus Buck o; Davenport third, With
$50. The other winners are:
Fencing; George Storz first p c. keu-
Ter second. both Of Kansas Ciu.
wrestling tl5ghI weight August West
phal first, H2Tro Plarh second. bo1h OF Da-
VenpoTI; heavy weight, William Siemssn
first. Franz StTohkzrck second, also both
OF Davenport; middle weight. William Moss
OF Davenport first. Otto Neiderweis=T.
Omaha. second, and Otto Eiechs Dzyen-
port. third.
Weight lifting Carl HetlEer. Kansas
C.ly. first: r kohlea. Marysville. second:
H NotIberg. Kansas City. third.
The senior co1tssl bei2el Kansas City
and Omaha Tznl in the former, favor This
consisted Of exercises with the dumb bells
and other apparatus Kansas City had
chosen parallel bsrs and Omaha. bell liars.
besides the tumbbellz. F5I:oslag vas he
record:
Total
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
A Hint TO Those who Have Bow

Mr.. John Bevins. editor Of the Press. An
tkon. Iowa. SAYS I have used Chamber
lzin's Cole. Cholera and DiaTThosa Remedy
in my family for fifteen years. have recon-
mehdsd 1t 20 hundreds Of Others. and have
never known II 10 fail IN a single instance
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

lWN-oa~ ms 9I-IlaN- J-lLlIss- SaN-
rtdce HIS; J. Clarke. kfttreige. Cling
man. McGSann- Stolen bases Robinson
Keller. Ettchey- First base on balls: OF
Mage. / Struck out: BY Hughes. :
Double play. C3ngu8an to- Wagner H5-
By pitched ball Clilgmal- Holmes Left
on bases: Louisville s: Baltimore, 2.
Time: Two hours. UmVres: ODay and
Mcdonald.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
Interstate LenSue-

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Fort Wayne. o q ; 1oo0- - 5
Mansfield ..-.I-s 0 ! iii Is ,
batteries: Fort Usyle. Alloway and
Campbell; MANSFIELD. Ely and Belt
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

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NDING or THE TEAMS.


Games today. Omaha al Kansas City.
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus. Detroit at Mil
wsukee, 81. Paul at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
BR0oKLN
PIT[SgURG

hit: Griffin. Three-hzse hit: Shindle.
Sacrifice hits Iannehlll- Stolen
bases: Donovan ~. Brien- TannehiI.
LaChance. Double plays. Padden TO Ely.
BoweTuaaa To Donovan TO Gray. Kennedy
TO Shindle TO Tucker. First base on balls:
on Rhines. :; of Kennedy. L Hit by
pitched hall MagOOn. SLr-ck out. By
RhineS ! Passed ball. Ryan. Wild
pitch: Kennedy Time: TWO hours and
I'VE minutes. Umpires: Lynch and An
G-ews-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
SCORES oF rRf WESTERN LEAGUE.
lvRuL wins ofrom Columbus In
p Aerg Eluse Guu,S

tins ofrom Columbus In
= Ners -Close Game.
MILWAUKEE, duly Z-NtlwauEee won
a close and interesting game today. Both
sides put up a hristant FIELD game Captain
Tsb~au was fined and put cut q the game
BY Umpire DALEY Tor kicking. Score.
Milwaukee g5eaol :
Columbus .....o : . Q = o & II 5
Batteries: Milwaukee Ret-Eer and SPEAR.
Columbus Wclters end Buckley.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 2-The Millers
knocked Meredith out Of the box tn the
first game. maki-E i've tvo-base hits.
eighth for ob5ectinE TO a decision Score
first zane:
Minneapolis e:3zeat? NuI7 !
Batteries. Minneapolis. McNeely and
Dixon: Kansas City Meredith, Pariee and
wilson.
Score second game:
K1nsas CITY 9 Q . . : : 10 u :
Batteries: Minneapolis. Cook and Ritter:
Kansas City. Gear and Wilson
Stanings played his hrst game with the
home team today. breaking the hootco. 1t
took eleven innings. but Thomas won ont
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Detroit ......... 6Oe30eooes2 5 u I
Indianapolis .-.... 1Q000N2o90i- Ia ? :
Batteries: Detroit. Thomas and Twine-
ham: Indiana polls. Foreman and Lynch.
ST. PAUL July Mo game: rain.