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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-22
t0katsi GUILTY or MANsLluGrrft
Wan Who thims to Have Made a unrri.
hie Mistake Must suffer

After being out more than - hours
the lury in the Coryell murder cas-,
brought in a verdict Of manSlaagAter
AT noon Thursday
This ease had occunicd the court
since Monday, many witnesses appear.
ing for both the state and The defend.
ant
Mr. Goryell resided in the extreme
southern part Of this county where.
seme time last MAY he accidentally.
rs he maintained throughout the trial
shot AMI Killed INSTANTLY naighhar
named T., !. Olson. MISLEADING the
master for the deg There were no
eyewitness e. the tragedy. but thc
shooting occurred OH olSon's land and
this proved particularly damaging eyi.
Deuce % the defendant. II WAS also
Shove 10y the states witnesses tbot
the defendant and his victim were NOT
on friendly terms, The defendant
claimed that the shooting n,> entie,,ly.
au acttdeut and that il uas DISnn%
deg he had intended Ia >he,, IN,
ahlmaa having caused CurNell prpat
deal of trouble with his cattle. .rhe
Shootttlg occurred iii tha brush and M
twilight. Ceffeii Will receive HI
eniencc nsNt Tuesday morning.
Immediately after thevenlirI az thu
Jury Ia Nhfs cslss vi, disposed al court
adlourned until Tuesday. Dee.mIer
-. The 0g>t case ON the decker il
tAat u W state aea ,aSg In. Il. j. N.
cofr wh0 i charged with causing tba
de3t 81 * young woman nj Harrison
upon whom be performed criminal
ppst Jtinn
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-22

Two fusion deals have resulted In
practically wiping the pppulist party
In This county nui ~ existence. The
silver republican party coriid moi stand
mp under the fusion burden 80 hong, y
single dose Of fusion having been suffi-
cient 10 set In disintegration.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-22

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMI
aW kootenai Camp No. 6s43 Meet, y
and Bird saturday OF each month A, n
hall. John &. Koch, Consul: l. W
Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-22

CYRINGA TEMPLE NO 4 p,,,
~ Sisters Meets Thursday even
Mary Cleland, NJ. f. G.; Mrs. Borl~
NJ. Of Il. Il G.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-22
SOCIETY CARD,

DATHDRUM TENT No. : Ko
Il. Meets LIST and 3rd FRIDAYS Of e,s
at X. OF 7. hall. Russell block. j M
Conn.,; X. S. McCrea. X. X. '"s
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The Unions of Canarsie have August ~.
dress Fred H. Campbell, 674 Gates Avenue,
Brooklyn.
The West End Athletic Association has
few open dates, including Labor Day, to
play teams averaging eighteen years. Ad-
dress Charles Schaefer, Rutherford. N. J.
st. Peters baseball team Of ionkers,
averaging nineteen years, would like to ar
range Sunday games with out -of-town
teams Offering a suitable guarantee. Ad-
dress Joseph Foulk. 232 Riverdale Avenue,
Yonkers, N. Y.
The Abingdon Baseball Club would like
to hear from frst-class amateur teams hav-
ing good frounds. Address d. T. Smith,
Captain, % Gansevoort Street.
The Dayton Field Club OF Harlem would
like to arrange games with uniformed teams
averaging fifteen to sixteen years. Labor
Day, September 10, H. and "a, open for out
flown teams giving guarantee. Address
l.. Herman, l6 East One Hundred and Thir-
ty-second Street
The l.. S. Plaut Athletic Club OF Newark
would like to arrange a game with an out
of-town club on August II. guarantee OF
| expenses required. Address Charles Hud-
| son, care of l.. s. Plaut e. Co., Newark
| N. J.
The Black Diamond Baseball Club has
| August IL and Is open, and would be pleased
| to close the same with semi professional
| teams Offering a suitable inducement. Ad-
| dress ]. F. Hayes, Manager, l26 East One
Hundred and Tenth Street.
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Lord DunrRven to Become a CATER of
FOOt-Runners.

Lord Dunraven has apparently taken an
other step down the sporting ladder. Ac-
cordng to the latest advices from ireland
the Earl has become a hacker OF pedes-
trans or the fraternity express 1t,
CATER" In reference to trial OF new
long distance runner. O'Neill OF Adare,
against the four-mile record, the Dublin
Erening Telegram has the following:
"O'Neill had a trial performance at the
Market FIELD on Thursday, and with n grass
track and stiff breeze made the time OF
20 minutes 6 10 seconds. being 22 l-5
conds over Bacon and Conner, and 20 20
seconds over Wllers. O'Neills friends re-
gard his performance as very satisfact tory,
and believe that with proper training he
will clear these odds. | understand Lord
Dunraven has now interested himself in
O'Neill, who will shortly be enabled to go
to England for professional training"
Meteor Captures the Vics-C omm odore's Cup.
SS,ridI Cdtr D>Sruteh TO The Sun.
RYDE, Aug. x - Emperor Williams yacht
Meteor won the Vice Commodore's cup to-day
by big margin.
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81. Mnry's Literary Union Games.

One of the largest and most successful
outings OF the season was held yesterday
at Grand Street Park. Maspeth, by the
well known St Mary's Literary Union. The
spacious enclosure was thronged all day,
and much interest was evinced in the com
petitions. in which many well-known ath-
letes participated. The summary;
1OO-yard Dash, liandirap-Final heat won by
Paul NJ. Kelley hrooklyn 4. e.. scratch; Thomas
William q. Mrtirire, PastIme A. c.. scratch. third
Time. II seconds.
Icy George j. Thomas. Howard Wheclmen, Scra tch ;
William Il Kingslnnd Wtlllamshurgh ,WhGcmen
Wheelmen, scratch, third. Time, minutes 59"I
rome King; Active A. A., 10 yards Paul KeI-
Thompson, Hercules A. G, 10 Yards third Time,
Quarter mile Boys, Race; Scratch Final heat won
james i"niIcn, third. Time, minute Il seconds
IwTMS RtryIie WHfE llsndif%pdFi@"l heat
%'hrcn,eg, Il yards, Thomas NJ Henry, Brcevoort
A G. WG"ylnirn,, LOO yards, second; George J.
Iiaiif' Mile Run, Handicap Final Heat won by
M%% y T. rc%Eyn h'S%Ayo Yards S ' sGsdsa
lnngmnn, -Wlliamahmrgh 4. A., $50 wards Wi.
" LINN Il o MSF'i ,h@ %s''%s G. '4:S3 YARDS,
third. TIM minu'cS ~. seconds;
%nf E"S' ss M, e" Ry ,p pH OF
feet mchi Harry l." GrsmI, hro"klyn A. G.;
IIrmry l.. kn""drl iuishw 'ck g. G., inches third
| with 10 feet inches
E%gms M % AhG" S WG sarn by i' %
feet Az in"h"s; William II I"nkins"n Bush
T a. ra K cy T Rr""Eyn H r. f%%' %
| third. with > feet u. inches.
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Cnnoeiata in Cnmp.

GANANooUE. Ont. Aug. S.-Most OF the
sailors thus far at the camp of the Anne
rican Canoe Association on the st. Law
renee River are from the New York Canoe
Club Charles Archibald OF Toronto, the
crack Canadian sailor, is also here with
his noted canoe Nab. Many of the pad
dlers have also arrived. NJ. ID. Wilt. who
padded second in last years trophy race,
is in good shape, and Mowatt OF Kingston
and McNicoll OF Toronto are working
steadily The Toronto Club has Its war
canoe in camp and Kingston also has It's
war canoe. The following are the latest
arrivals;
ROBBERS j. WlLiu. brooklyn; r. T.: ilcharlsol
and e. Il. 1atmet, GannnoQu.i J: {, Mcl,omali
Mowat, II. II! rorm"ni"er A. w. 'EileF o nnn EH m
70" E"T' &y s'Nl% g& E5 or AA Hn9ia "%S
':"mr. s. Y,!E l. Burns, A. T, Goniuloch, 4: 4,
iI"w"ii W. H. Wnodsern and H.. ". Brown, TO-
ronto; g Arms'r9nI, Gerry" J.. Ems, freq !,
Enylcy, Med. Hart, Franris MacNee, IL, r. Men,
W e. Kent q. Cartwright; aud 4 f. T"Jl
Kingston 6nI HT'r ~ HGEs'y M S,HdNg ,NJ
j. IL 10 Wolfe. Gananoque T.. y; BlO"n and
Snarrow and Percy Howell, Toronto JOIN ". Ely
ruI f X Knowlton, Rochester: T. J, OCOnnOr
'rrrnton: e. NJ. AssClstine GnnannQue; Mss I.nrN
KnoN and n IT%lteps..in New York; Mi Mion a..
i'r"okiyn; Darcy Scott, ottawa; p: 0nninrham
Kingston: A. \. Lewis and ~, 6 Il lr"Aj"
tiar"nout. \. II, and \. : Eo!n", ir"r6N!ll"
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MODEL IIEHTING.
Events Arranged by the Wave Crest
American and New York Clubs

Events Arranged by the Wave Crest
American and New York Clubs
Representatives OF the American and New
York Model Yacht Clubs met Yesterday,
Commodore James H. Lane. and Secretary
Frank Nichols represented the former. and
Commodore Frank J. Sweeney and Edward
}. Weber the latter organization The
challenge and acceptance for the champion
ship race were exchanged. The event will
be sailed off the New York Model Yacht
Clubs house at Stenway, l.. L. on Sun
day, August %. The New York Model
Yacht Club named Edward Webcrs Froam
as the defending craft. A. Moore's good
little boat, the Nymph, was named by the
American Model Yacht Club as the craft
that will try for the trophy The course
will be one quarter of a mile dead to wind
ward and return, and the judges will be
Commodores Sweeney and Lane OF the re
spective organizations. and the referee
Frank A. Nichols.
In addition to settling the date and time
OF the trophy race the committee perfect
ed arrangements for a union regatta in
which the entire fleets OF the New Yorl,
and American Model-Yacht Clubs will com
pete for the G. Ashton Kay prize. The
event will be open to all classes. on tnit
allowance handicap, and 1t was decided
that the course shall be one mile, over q
triangular route, one-third OF a mile to
each leg.
The regatta committee of the Wave Crest
Modol-iacht Club met last night at the
| club house. foot OF Fifty eighth Street, Ba,
Ridge, and completed arrangements for the
annual aquatic carnival, to be held next
Sunday. off the club house There will
he swimming races. diving competitions
model-yaehting events. rowing. and sailing
races, and a general programme OF sport.
The American Model Yacht Club will holG
a special race for third-class boats next
Sunday. off the club house. South Brook =
lyn, in which the crack boats OF the cul
will COmnete
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The fact that the Middle States Regatta
will BE- held al Philadelphia has induced the
Hobokrn Rowing Association to make an
extra bid for the support Of local oarsmen.
At the regular meeting of the association
it was decided to add two more open races
TO tn" programme. The following are the
open events; Senior singl" gig senior dou-
BIZ gig. senior four-oarcd barge, and senior
eight Dared barge. The last is an invita- =
ton AFFAIR and Il silver loving cup is offered
as "A prize. Banners and gold medals will go
to the winner, IN tho other events. The re
gatta will be held on Aug, ~. and entries
will close on next SATURDAY, with II. A.
Walker. Secretary, 7. o. Box "a, Hoboken.
=. J.
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Lancaster Player. for Other Clubs.

LANCASTER, Aug. S,-The Atlantic League
having gone to pieces the players OF the
Lancaster team were paid off in full yes
terday. Most of them, however, will be held
a few days in the hope that there may be
some unexpected favorable developments.
Third baseman Robert Shaub, who led the
League in that position. and Pitcher Harry
Schmidt were sold yesterday to Kansas
City. The Louisville team passed through
here yesterday, and President Dreyfus Sc
cured Pitcher Wilhelm, who will join the
Colonies in New York. Manager and Left
Fielder McVey may go to the Mansfield O.,
team and Shortstop Leahy to the Daytons.
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NEW YORK. 3: LOUISVILLE. 4.

Tn" victory OF the New Yorks over the
Drooklyus on Monday must have stirred
T., the local "rooters." as yesterdays con-
Get at the Polo Grounds was witnessed by
lue OF the largest weekday crowds of the
season. 1t was an interesting contest
throughout. the New Works scoring the
winning run in the tenth inning. Grady and
boyle began to find fault with the rulings
Of the umpires, but both players quickly
stopped their kicking. Pitcher Cunning
ham. who was on the coaching line, rushed
al Umpire Manassau Ike a wild bull In the
second inning, when that official called Zim
mer's drive. which first bounded into the
Decent bleacheries In left field, foul
II know you called It foul" Cunning
ham SHOUTED while standing close up TO the
umpire hut you don't know what you're
talking about"
Manassau hurriedy chased Cunningham
to he bench. where he remained until the
finish of the game. After Warner drew four
balls in the tenth inning. Carrick hit safely
10 centre field, and by long slide Warner
reached third base. Clarke said that Jack
had been put ont by Leach and refused to
resume playing until Umpire Manassau
pulled ont his watch. The first ball pitch
cd to Van Haltrcn was sent safely past
Chngman, and Warner crossed the plate
with the winning run. The Louisvilles
punched four hits in the third inning, ana
scored two runs. after Grady, by fumbling
Leachs grounder. failed to retire the side.
The score.
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NEWPORT. Aug. S.-Onc OF the best races OF
the season between the thirty-footers was
sailed to-day. it being over course eight miles
to windward and back in n strong Northwestern.
The start was made off Bishop Rock the outer
mark being at Briggs Ledge. The Wa Wa got
the start. but at the outer mark the Asah was
first The latter won. with the Vaquero second
and Wa Wa third. Mr.. Winthrop Rutherford
sailed the Dorothy ii for Mr.. Whitney. and on
board the racer as guests wern Mrs Duryea
Stanley Mortimer and Robert Goelet.
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Fast Flying by the winner of the Bor-
deauX Pigeon Race.

Particulars of the great Bordeaux pigeon
race have just been received in this ccun-
try, The birds were tossed at half-past
four on the morning OF July II. The win
ner. IA blue cheGuer hen. owned by J. W.
loft of Garston. Liverpool reached home
at twenty minutes to eight the next morn
ing. having covered the 592ls miles at an
average velocity of sos yards a minute. The
wonderful bird was bred in 1896. flown from
Swindon in the same year. from JerseyAin
1897, and from Rennes In 1898.
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Y. VI. &. A. Games.

The athletic games open to all Young
MEMS Christian Association branches III
New York city were held at Baretto Point
yesterday. Games are held twice week,
and the interest taken ir the competitions
hy the members is greater than ever Tho
new men especially are doing excellent
work Among the veterans competing are
Terry and jackson, Harlem Branch; Cross,
Twenty-third Street Branch; and lie Role,
East Side Branch. The summaries:
loo-yarI Dash. First heat won by +, Oman. har-
lem hrauch second heat won by ]" SCHWARTZ
Young Mems Institutes; third heat, dead heat be-
tween j W, Cross Twenty third street, and Ii. A.
bullock Harlem Branch, -. s,,
Hran"h, With S feet 10 inches; p. Oman, Harlem
Rra,irh and l., schwartz, Young Mems Institute,
tied Tor second; J. W. Cross Twenty third Street
''pn,tiing the Shot--won by ]. W. Cross, Twenty
,FirI street Branch, with 81 feet inches j.
twenty third street Branch third p,... HARLAN,
Branch, r. Il; Jackson, Harlem Branch. sscCnd' j.
tnuninE broad JuIP.won by 7 r. Jackson, nar'
lem branch with 10 feet ! inches; j., w, Cross,
law Harlem Branch. third.
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Tho ,i"'nlr Oisthe BrOokyns at Washington
Par, Yesterday afternoon by the Cincinnatis
va, lr,''y due to the ineffective pitching OF
N,Jn,uts in tho first four innings. In that
,l.u. IT,, visitors. who played fast ball. made
sever hit, go four bases on balls and profted
further by ;wo wild pitches. The crowd OF
o5y. ranks then clamored for the pitchers re-
nova. and Manager llanlon put in Roaring
Il. Kennedy who has been on the bench for
SIX w,nh~. Tho change. although it came too
late. vas refreshing as the sitJrs got only
,So.m.rn safe hits. both Of which were made
IN the ruuth inning. From tho way he worked
IT'S 7alr 70 say that had Kennedy occupied the
box from the start brooklyn would have been
victorious \ superb stop by McPhee in the
ninth inning oily Jones. undoubtedly saved the
game for Lw.ngs men.
Jack Taylor, who has been recently in the
good grares Of the Cincinnati management
pitched strong. steady game for the first n We
innings Then in the sixth. the Brooklyns'
with the score to against them. began to
MAY tail. They scored two runs. Jones was
hit by pitched bail. which was followed by
singles by Kelley and DAILY and an error by
Seharh. In the eighth three more runs we're
rolled nv, With one out. Kelley
doubled to centre. DAILY got four balls.
and big Anderson sent the Brooklyn captain
home with a beautiful two Dagger to the right
field fence. inbeldt threw low to first on
Dehlen's grounder. and DAILY and Anderson
hustled across the plate One run was needed
'otlc. but Casey flied to Setback and Farrell
force 4 Dahlen.
The Bostons put the game out OF reach in
the ninth. when PETIT scored on his hit. an out.
and MrBrdes single. Jennings was sent to
tat IN place Of Kennedy in the last half and
WAS hit b y pitched ball. McPhee made a
great stop of Joness bid for a hit and rafting
double play resulted. Then Keeler grounded
to Beckley. and the game was over. The field
ing " bahen, Corcoran. Anderson and Beck
ley and the hitting OF Anderson. Kelley and
N Bride were the features. The score:
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CHICAGO Aug. S-Not a single pronounced
favorite won at Hawthorne to- lay. although
Mitten. who won tho fifth race. was first choice
with Lomond ur. Summary;
First race-Onc mile-Emmanora, 1o7 Carter. 20
to |, won; Deceive, lO2 iCrOwhursO, 10 10 l. sec.
ond hamlet 100 Matthews, = to |, third Time.
1:+4A,
Second racc-Fivc and a half furlungs-Florizar.
lis Knapp. to won; HansfOrd, 1lS Matthews,
IL to 8. second; Dramburr, 1ls 0Bcauchampl to
E, third. Time, l:OnA.
Third race--One mile and sixteenth - Cherry
Leaf 10G CrOwhurstl. II to o. won: CarnerO. lOG
tBeauchampJ to / second Crockett, 81 Jenkins
. To |. third. Time. lam.
Fourth Race-One mile and an eight Espnnage. 90
Brown. ii tO won Go to Bed. 10+ (Jcnkins> Il to
=. second; Harry Nutter. 100 Beauchamp. / to .,
third Time. l:54ip.
Fifth Race.-six turlongs .Mtten, 1o4 Mutt . to
], won; Alua, IOD Boland1. II to l. second; 10
mond l07 OBeauchamp : TO /. third. Time. 1:1hi
Sixth Race-One mllr.-La Josephin, lO7 Mat
thews y tn l. won; SIlvertone. 1O9 Brown, to /,
second; Auriole. 1o7 WILSON,. to /, third. Time.
l:41L.
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The New Englend Lensue an danger.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. Sit ia feared
in this city that the dsbandment of the Broc-
ton baseball team will cause the collapse OF
the New England League. Nevertheless, an
effort will be made to keep some of the
clubs together until Labor Day, when the
schedule will end. The game has been pay
ing well in Manchester. notwithstanding that
the Manchesters are third in the race. The
club will try for the Eastern League next
year.
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BUFFALO. Aug g. The harness racing at
Fort Erie today was excellent from every point
OF view. Possibly 1000 persons made the trip
across the river The 2:24 trot had eight
starters. Owybee won the first. second and
Nth heats and the race. Time. 2:13a. 211h.
pa. Royal Bacon won the third heat in
2:1O'a. The fourth dead heat be-
ween Owyhee and Royal Baron in 2:12A.
The . O4 pace brought out Fearchight. Frank
Bogart. Anaconda. Bessie Bonehill and Bor-
ough Park. They finished as named. Time.
2:O5A. 2:O4A. 2:03R. wagon race for
trotters owned in Erie County
was won by Craftsman, Volunteer
Medium was second !. and True Chimes
third. The 2:20 trot had nine starters. 1t
was unhn ished. Venus II. won the first heat
in 2:13'.. and George Carney the second and
third. in 2 IS 1. and PLAY.
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Martin Rides the winner of the Shfx1
nal Plate Handicap.

iDVeVFUF UVFs Dt'VuNT 70 y
LONDON, Aug. Sat Birmingham to-dAN
the Shifnal Plate Handicap OF LOG soversJ
eigns, for three-year-olds and upwardgE
about five furlongs, was won by John BarIt
ker's Miss Primrose, ridden by II, Martin3
L. J. Roses Escurlal was second, and y
Cpaigs Wtnsoms Lad third. Seven hOraes
ran. --N
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"
The pet Dog club show.

The third exhibition under the aus Hicc1
Of the American Pet Dog Club vii! be held
IN November %, so. and December |. The
last show was held At Sherry's, but the loca :
ton of the coming show has not been fixed.
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SORRENTO. AUG. y. The Maine state cham
pionship lawn tennis tournament opened here
this afternoon. with thirteen entries in the
singles and six teams in the doubles. The
strongest players are Fischer and Paret from
New York, Bond from Chicago, and Davidson
from Washington. Hacket. last years cham
plon. will be here on Saturday to defend the
cup. The scores to-day were:
Preliminary ruuud-A. :. Black beat g. VI. Isaacs,
Il ~; ". :. nund mat j. W. Rogers 6-4 al (.
IL \. Cochran beat A. A. Iaprl!c, - st, "a
j, l.. Parct beat r. Ihorndykr, u-J, H-J.
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At MISUNDERSTANDING, &; Hartford, s.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Worces-
ter. 10.
At Syracuse-Montreal 2; Syracuse, 6.
At Rochester-Toronto. 4; Rochester, 10.
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At Oswego-Oswego. / Binghamton. g.
At Cortland-Cortland. 4 Troy. IS.
At Schenectady-Sch 8: Utica, 20.
At Rome-Rome. 10; Albany 5.
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Baseball Game. To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN Assoc1A7

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville at New York, Cincinnati at
Brooklyn. Cleveland at Boston. Pittsburg at
Philadelphia. st. Louis at Baltimore, Chica-
go at Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Rochester. Montreal at SYRIA
cuse, Worcester at Providence, Springfield at
Hartford,
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WASHINGTON, 4; CHICAGO, |.

WAsnISGToN. Aug. 6.-McFarland's batting
and pitching were the features of to. day s
game. His triple in the third inning aided in
inc scoring OF one run. and with two en- the
bases IN the seventh inning he drove another
e-bagger far to deep left field. Third base
man Coughlin. purchased from Wilkesharre.
reported to-day. and wi make his debut as a
senator to.morrow. Frank Dwyer, the ex-
twirler OF the Cincinnatis. umpired his first
game and did well. The score:
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swimmer Jarvis Makes n New Recor0
for One Vic. =

LoNnuH. Aug, S.--Thc one-mile amateu1I
swimming championship was won to day BY
]. A. Jarvis in 25 minutes 10 2-5 secondSv
beating the worlds professional record hetal
by Joey Nuttall, OF &c minutes seconds /
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Swimmer Jarvis Makes n New RECORD For
One Mile.
spe1al Gable p,spateA to The sun

LONDON. AUG. S-The one-mile amateur
swimming championship was won to-day by
j. A. Jarvis in % minutes, IL % seconds
beating the worlds professional record. held
by Joey Nuttall, OF 28 minutes. 8 seconds
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rnOOKLYNS APE FAILING.
.,r4 EEffaJED NJ EEhNt
mrs icIS roo II1I.

,t.. tn,n.un,is Thereby Win Jhcir slew
rrth straight Game BnSt"Ts DEF, at IL.
,!,,,Iands, and nrr Two Games s:e-
rl,dIendrrs Other Eastern Teams " IN.
IN. Brooklvns were defeated bv the tuc.u-
All, yesterday. the latter thereby wtnhihx
,ncireeyenth straig5, game lau!nn'f men
ora only ga,rSs or - points nhnaG "' tho
p,.,ous who annihllated the G. Nviani tail
s,ds., ya.erda,, The rhiIndouhla+ tex a
.,o,. cnrtos, rom the l;ttsburss. and ths
baltimore. who actually b"'.'Nr they WI w.n
,nsciampiorsaip outplny"i - Louis AZ at
,..s Nrw lurk mauagedtD suppress Lou -,
yi,!y ore run, and Washington go away
,rE G.. i,oso the latter team being tltd bv tEr
Gr,nunt.- .,rthth place. The results.
cu,,ruar :, BROOKLYN, q.
NewT.nG. o.. Louisville, T.
E.,t1# Is Cleveland. g.
baltimore :; ST. Louis. 8.
Philadelphia. q; Piatsburg, 4.
va shugton. =; Chicago. /.
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troit. 8.
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