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Abogodo.

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DE SAN JUAN PR AL HAVRE VIOKV VHRsA:
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GEN. WHEELER'S 5 RETURN.
Ous Did Not Give Him Active
Work and He Disliked Garrison
Duty.

Manila, Jan lGth-Gen Wheel
er will r. turn to the United States
this week, making ii stop at Guam
on his way hithcr.
War department officials have
little to say regarding Gen Wheel
er' : return. The order had been
given some time ago, but whether
1t WAS the result Of an application
from him could not be recalled.
1t was gathered that Gen Oti, had
not been able to find Il place in
the field satisfactory to General
Wheeler, who had no mind for
service in Manila.
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also was hit by stray bullets, but
not seriously wounded. All but
Scott were bystandcrs and were
shot by accident. Colson was
shot i'll the arm, but not seriously
hurt. After the shooting he went
to the residence of Chief of Po,
lice Williams nearby and gave
himself up. Later 3 warrant was
sworn out by Clint Fogg. who
witnessed the killing. Fogg says
COlsOn shot first.
The killing occurred in the lobby
of the Capital hotel, which was
denSeIy packed with people who
are here attending the trial of the
contests before the legislature.
Persons who we're in the hotel
when the tragedy occurred say
Iu'Iy ~ shots were fired. Scott,
who was first killed, was a nephew
OF ex Governor Bradley. Dema
rec was assistant postmaster at
Shelbyville and prominent Re
publican politician. Julian WAS
one of the wcaltuiest farmers in
this county and belonged to an
old Kentucky family. The ,rou-
bIe between Scott and Colson,
which began in the army last
year, resulted in Colson beng
shot by Scott and it has been
predicted since that one or both
would he killed should they meet,
as they did today.
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Professor Bigclow's Interesting
Talk of the Phcuumcuon.

Washington Dispatch to The Tulti-
more Sun, Jan Il.
Prof + II Bigclnw has written
an interesting statement Of the
total eclipse of the sun Nav 3.
1900.
The path of the shadow, he says,
will begin at sunrise over the
Pacific ocean just 10 the west of
Mexico, and extend thence north
eastward over the Southern States
from New Orleans to Norfolk,
crossing the middle portions of
the North Atlantic to PORTUGAL
and terminating near the nOrth-
crn end of the Red Sea at sunset.
The location of the track i'm the
United States is remarkable for
It's convenient accessibility to
multitude of people. He estimates
that more than half million per
sons will see the total eclipse of
more or less duration from their
homes, and many more will take
advantage Of the opportunity to
see the event OF Il lifetime.
Educators should encourage
their students to see it, and he
suggests it would he II popular
thing for the railroads to arrange
for excursions to the cities and
localities atfording the most
favorable opportunities for a
sight, rs there are good hotel ac-
commodations through all the
section affected.
The United States Weather
Bureau, which has been conduct
ing cloud survey of the region,
predicts the chances for fair
weather as almost certain in Geo>
gia and Alabama. The track will
pass over Mobile, Montgomery,
Macon, MiIIcdgcviIlu, Augusta
and Columbus, lutte south of
Atlanta
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campaign for election and were
not denied bv him.
"That testimony bearing on
these facts was taken in the pres
encc of Mr. Roberts, and that he
fully cross examined the witness
eS, hut declined to place himself
ON the witness stand" "
Chairman TayIcr says the re
port of the committee will he
made on Saturday, and that the
subject will he taken up in the
House next Tuesday.
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The Legislature.



'EHDAf In the house thus
morning the salary of the phos-
tl"'c commissioner was hXed at
Ni'ZVo' instead or 81, 300 as it has
ooen previously.
IN" JOINT resolution to subplt
~ INC PeoP'o or TINS state the
I"eS''"h or pr"hlhltl"n, dispcn-
SsrV or nigh license with local
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',.'''''"S the o'I' TO have county
"'aPe"SerS e''cted instead OF ap~
P'.n''" was Killed
"c convict hlrc Dill was recon-
,''''u "1 ''"''"n or Mr Maut'm.
.'' '''" IL was i"r the purpose OF
'"' ''''' ''''chulhS the hill. Inere
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BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, live? and
kiddey troubles as well as women,
and all feel the results in loss of
appetite, poisonS in the blood,
backache, nervousness, headache
and tired, listIess, rundown feel
ing. But there's no need to feel
like that Listen to j w Gard
ner, Ind. He says: "ElcctrIc
Bltters are just the thing for a
man when he is all Gown, and
don't care whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more to give me
new strength and good appetite
than anything | could take.
can now eat anything and have a
new lease on life" Only 50 cts,
at Crawford Bros Drug Store
Every bottle guaranteed.
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Drew Fatal Number in Suicide
Club.

Muncic, Ind, Dispatch, Jan Is.
W II Swaycr, an engineer on
the Midland Railroad, was re-
ported missing Monday. John
Simpson, a fellow workman, said
StraycH told him h" belonged to a
suicide club in Chicago. Straycr
said the "pnnuaI death draw" was
made last month, he getting the
fatal number. Simpson said
Strayer talked chccrfuIly of his
firm resolution to abide by his
oath, and it is believed he has
killed himself.
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Insane Bank Cashier Kills Teller
Then Himself.

Columbus, GA, Jan 16. Capt
> W Murphy, cashier Of the Third
National bank, instantly killed
Teller Z + Shutze this morring
ami rHeD CuInnittUd srticioic. I2hu IThhu
bank was filed with customers
and the full corps of clerks when
the tragedy occurred.
Capt Murphy is prominent
business man, but of recent
months has been in i'll health and
it is believed that he was tempo
rariIy insane, As he and Shutzc
had IOng beer the closest uf
friends.
The evidence before the cor.-
ner's jury this afternoon shows
that Murphy, presumably insane.
placed the pistol close to the tenn
pic Of MIR Shutzc and fired. lie
then turned the pistol in his
own mouth AMI tired twice, both
balls penetrating hio brain,
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LORENZO BROWN ESCAPES
He Was Condemned to he rianp.
ed ut GrcenviIle y G. Jan %.

Norfolk, Va, Jan 17.-Lorcnzo
Brown, coIorcd, under sentence of
death with the execution set for
the 26th inst, escaped from Jail at
GreenvilIe, n G., last night. He
WAS assisted by other prisoners
and by u colored man employed
by the sheriff AS waiting boy
about the court house and Jail.
The other prisoners secreted
Brown and fixed a dummy in the
cell so that in counting up the
Jailor thought all were present.
After night the waiting boy stood
guard outside, and is believed to
have helped cut hole through
the wall. Brown was convicted
Of rape at the April court last year
and sentenced to hang.
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THE REPORT on ROBERTS.
The Committee Unanimous on
His POlygamous Status-A
Minority Report to Favor
His Seating to be Fol-
lowed by Expulsion.

Washington, Jan Il The
special committee o. the House of
Representatives 20 investigate the
case of Brigham II Roberts, of
Utah to day reached final cons
cluNl"n. On the polygamous
status of Mr. Roberts the commit>
tee was unanimous and agreed
upon formal statement of facts.
On the question of procedure to
be adopted the committee was di-
.Xidsl The majority, consisting
If ar The members except Little
field, of Maine, and DeArmond,
Of Missouri, favored exclusion at
the outset. Messrs LittIehcld.
Republican, and DcArmond,
Democrat, will make minority
report favorable to seating Rob
crts on hi, prima facie rights and
then cXpelling him. The majority
were Taylcr. Frc.r. Morris and
Mcpherson, Republicans. and
.auham and Micrs, Democrats.
The statement of facts found by
the committee is as follows:
"Wc find that B II R,horts
was elected a RcprcscntYtiv. ~
the Fifty-sixth Conrrcs, from the
State of Utah, and WAS at the date
of his election above the are of
- years; that he has been for
NOR" than s1ycn years Il NATURAL
lZod citizen Of the United States,
and was an inhabitant of the State
OF Ctah. We further find that
about ISIS he married Louisa
smith; hls first and lawful wife,
with whom be has ever since lived
as ch, and who, since their mar
rage mas borne nm SIX children.
"Ihat since 1855 he married 10
his plural wife Celia DibbIc, with
whom he has ever since lived as
such, ami who, since such mar
rlage; has borne him six children,
OF whom the last were twins, born
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oEEfTS6ps!!!oh ]!
COD LIVER OIL
KIHHrpUPH0SflTIES ofLLHES 6 SODA

will general correct this
difficulty.
" you will put from one.
fourth to half a teaspoonfuI
in baby's bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked Improvement. For
larger children. from half to
a teaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish-
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nourish the
baby. she needs the emul-
sion. 1t will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
SOC and s.. 90, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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CLYBURN-HEATH MULE CO :
ALQU F.a AL IS HORSES. BUCGE& WAGONS HARNESS Etc

WE HAVE the finest
lot of mules ever Offered on
this market, and we will sell
them at reasonable prizes, for
cash or good paper.
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He D..


Babies and children need ]
proper food, rarely ever medi. T
cine. If they do not thrive /
on their food something is !
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly. |
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Prices low. Terms reason
able.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE,

The Anchor Buggy, / Wren
Buggy and the renowned Ty-
son K Jones Buggies always
in stock. Yes, and al prices
that will please you.
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The celebrated Olesboro,
Kentucky, Wagon, is the best
and cheapest on the mlrket.

%. Come one, come all.
We will make you the best
satisfied and the best pleased
you ever were.
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W edgcfcId, Jan II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
ALARD scHECh SHOULD HAVE WON.
Schorr's Colt Was Off Bad in the
EIelsChmmnn Stakes.

Saratoga, n. Z, Aug. &c. Fleischmann
Sons Bonnibert captured the F'leschmann
Stakes to-day in a furious drive by a head
from Alara Scheck, with Garry Herman
in third place. u length away. The start
was bad for Alard Scheck, but he ran a
great race, closing strong. and ii required
Turner's most exquisite skill to keep Bon
nibert's head In front to the wire. May
very good last winter. made the me-
dunn of heavy plunge in the first race,
but failed to justify the play. The sum-
maries:
Ei,st race. 500 added, for c-year-olds and up
warus. six furlongs-Mr. Jersey, los jOConno.l
Euel: 40 to ! and 8 10 !, second; Waring. u
Hood's Brigade and May ". also ran.
Second race. 500 added for 3-year-olds and
lR. Murphy, even and out, won; Orion, 9S
tNead). 90 to and to /, second Sparrow
wing, LOG tMcCue), to 10 and out, third. Time
Third race. the Fleischmann Stakes, for 2-year-
oids, guaranteed value 5000. OF which $1,000 to
second and $500 to third. five furlongs-Bonnibert
SScnsck asc. II !Bgrns} 10 and to . sec9nt
g. third. Time. 1:0It4. Lady schorr, Tuskarora
and Termess also ran.
n., tMcGue). ii to 10. won; Half Time. III
e0doml, II to 10 and out. second; Dogtown, igs
Fifth race. 500 added. for maiden 2-year-olds
five turoDgs-Chutanunda, Iii tSolandl to /
and S to .. won; Beau Ormonde ia {McCuel,
Sweet Tooth, Yemassee. The Covenanter STAR
The jade, Morante, P!erderich and Birch Tree
also ran. Tammany Chief was left at the post.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08

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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
scALEs's REVERSAL OF FORM.
Surprised Everybody by Beating The
Lady at to I.

Chicago, Aug. T.-Scales showed reversal
of form to-day at Harlem and easily won
the rich Riverside Stakes from The Lady.
Hawthorne and finished IN the ruck. Since
then he has had q good rest, but the book
makers took the liberty to make him Z 10
l to-day. The Lady set out g lively pace
and was closely pressed by GTeenock to
the three-quarters. Then Jockey WINFIELD
LaGI Skinned the rail Scales had too much
speed and shot by her with apparent ease.
From then on home II was only a romp for
Scales. The summarizes:
1s o VS Won 0ssar Tse ia exsndsr iS -
!. second; -IorfoTk, lO5 CMcDermotp to l.
third. Time. l:01 l-5. Propeller, SHUT Up St.
Hampshire. sautalus. Galanthus and Senator Joe
also ran 'Baldwln's entry.
second race; six furongs1-John Gr'gsby. 100
Ct Knight Is to 8, woni Lucille Bramble, l05
tkuanl. % to /. second: Loyalatte, 1902 CW2ldo,
50 70 !, third. Time, 1:14. ParmenIon, Money
b.. Allie H. Oneto Sir Kingston, Kiiarama
olekam Iznik. Daisy o.. Natrette and Brown
Vail also ran.
Third race. mile and seventy yards-Etta 90
s to s. second; Maharajah. SO Cralley) S to /.
third Time 1:l6. Leando. Henry Launt, Wood
ranger, Lydia s., victorine. ocnita and John W.
Patton also ran.
Fourth race FIVE and half f,lrlonRs Riverside
dsd,yy s,y, S e1ge to- to T. sse9nd 20 Greenoek 10 Ie'
Dssolnte. Goldone and Lama schus also ran.
Ct knight. to / won; barbara NJ. 104 q,
h'ss srs f Zine sef23d Edith g 5o1s ST G nnz osda to
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards-John, Ba-
I,, hsr lG2 o Minktied! to won; & The Lady in in
Crully). even. third. Time. i:45. vincennes.
strangest and Belle of oakwood also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
FIVE FAvoRITEs WON AT WINDSOR.
Alamo Was the Only Horse to Dump
V'nIp

Detroit, Mich. Ahg. THE talent had
good day at WinGson, every fayorite but
one turning the trick. Weather clear and
hot Track good. The summaries:
First race. six furongs-Ahamp. 100 tIicks), 10
to l. won; Watcrwck, io5 q; Martini, 2 70 !.
Time. Liz; Nine. B. l.. Albert R.. Divertisse-
ITent. Charley Shane. Round o, Minnie Davis.
Miss Hudson, Bly.otta and Aud Acquaintance
also ran.
secopd race. five tur!ongs-Battus, :07 Vita
toe, : to 5. won: Dolly Wagner; igi (Aiichaels',
3 to l. second; Regina Lee, l07 I'll WILSON,, ! to
l. third Time, l;t2 Jim Nap, Miss Aubrey and
Queen Victoria also ran.
,,; Third race, seven furlongsas g. Fox, 1os
2, second; j. Y: Hayes; 80 (Giveng,. 10 to j,
MurIhy, a. d Ben Frost also ran;
Fourth race. mile-EunOmia 10 Robert-
sonJ. ) to .. won; May Ella, es d,ynch,, 5 to ?.
second; Benckhart. 80 u. Hicks II TO l. third.
Time. l:iOA. Earl Fonso. Acushla and Joe Gam
mage also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and eghth-King Elk
wood. ll5 tE. Robertsonl. to s.. won; Jim Cor
gnrphy}, 80 to /, third; Time, 1861. oliver
Order Blenheim and Helen II. II also
siyfh race. seven furongs-pIince OF Inds, Io5
toe,, to !. second; Tony HQ ing. -IeS Nelsonl,
to !, third. Time, l:2S Lake Fonso. Sister
Alice, Cousin Iettie and Possum also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
Kansa. City o, Chicago 4.

Kansas City Go;. Aug. 7.-kansas City scored
its sixth consecutive victory to-day by taking
tie first game OF the series with Chicago. Patten
had perfect control Throughout the game. and the
only time Chicago stood a chance OF winning was
in the sixth base on balls, a single and
double allowing the visitors three runs which
lacked but one to tie. Katoli was hit safely in
the fifth and sixth. and. aided by errors the
home team scored seven runs in those fvo In
ntugs The feature nf the game was Gears catch.
ing OF three difficult flies in the s=venth. At
tendance. LOCO. Score:
r. e.
Kansas City ...-.1 80 /
Batteries-Patten and McManus; Katoll ard
Buckley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08

Ice prop was the choice. but Alfred Var
grave raced her into subjsctiCn in the first
five and q half furongs and won as he
pleased. Hauone eGualcd the track record
of 113 in the six furlongs handicap. The
summaries:
First race, six furlongs-0ur Lizzie. 1oi &c.
Wilson, TO- won: Mss Soak. ll9 q. Da!yl,
% to l. second; Matlock, l04 IL. Thompsonl. 5
to /. third. Time. i:l4. BY George Perminicia
ana Sackhen also ran,
CLEMSON 10 to i. won; Tempt. i0I lFiynn), 10
to l. second; Dream Life, l0I u. Thonlpsonl.
s to o. third. Time. 1913. Prince of Song;
siroister. Virginia T, Badge Belt. Handt aud
Lot Thomas also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Zanone, les CLandry,.
3 to l. won: Foneda. 90 o.. Thompsonl. to /.
second; DouhIet Ia lCoburn). 10 to l. third
Time. i:t3. Free Lance. Ralston and Olcott also
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-Mili-
tant 10i (CCbuIl}. Z to I. won: Terminus. Ill
Ryan) ! 10 2, second; Donna Seay. l0S (PosteD
Z to 2 third. Time. l:oSt4. Servant also
Fifth race six fqrongs-0ueer Anne, !5 tCO-
BUM. 10 ;. won: SpalGy Y. i0+ Ryan. to
I, second; Sauce Boat, SIS IL. Dalyi. to ),
third. Time l:l5li Mound Builder. Descu-
bridera, NoIseltoff and T.ottIe Hunter also ran.
Sixth race, seven furongs-Aifred Nargrave.
112 tRvan), even, won: Ice Drop. 96 IThOmpsOn,.
10 J. seccnd; McCirathiana Prince, Ill tMc-
Quadel. to ). third. Time. 1:37i5. Jucoma and
Clrsetta also
First two ran dead heat In i35E and Alfred
Eargraye the r1n-off By twelve lengths
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
TR0TFING RACES AT JOLIET.
COnsterano and Fred Wilton Won In
Straight Heats.

Joliet, H., Aug. 7.-Sensationa! racing
marked inaugural day of the harness meet
at lnsalls's Iark. Some of the best horses
In the Great Western Circuit participated
and individual records were lowered. The
Tomorrow Tommy Brttcn, the great trot-
ting stallion, will go to beat his record of
2:oS. The summarizes:
2:27 class trotting, purse s500-Consterano won
In straight heats. Time-2:l7, 2:1T, 2:i6a. joy
maker, maker, Prince. Of Darkness, Lilly, Sligo Gray
iSilLie, Regte'ful. Extinct. Newton A, Indiana
GIT! a Maud Gentry also started.
2:2t class pacing, purse S5ol--tfred Wilton won
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08

in straight heats. Tlme-2:lois, 215 2l3. Dec
grafton. PIunln. Attora. Jack L. Marvel s. and
Duster also started.
2:l2 class pacing, purse $1,000 tunfin!shed)-
Alpha W.. Won second and third .eats. Time
S:gs,c. 2gsi@. Lady Pipes won fourth heat. Time
s;Iyi4; Fersonette won first heat. Time 2:ll
McNilton. FremO-t, Flowing Tide Major Mar
sfall. Z. s; GalTy L.. Princess Dora and Delta
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
BALL PLAYER REMARRIEs.
Amos Husie and His Former Wife
RecOnciIed.

hEPUBiIlC SPECIAL
Muncie. Ind. Aug. 7.-Amos Rusie. the
celebrated ball player, recently with the
New York team. was secretly remarked to
his wife of this city one week ago tonight
at Marion. by Justice of the Peace.
Mrs. Rusle. who recently returned from
Chautauqua, denied that a reconciliation
between herself and husband was not pos
sibie until tonight, when she admitted the
secret wedding.
Rusie has concluded to quit ball playing
and Is now in indianapolis preparing to en-
bark in the saloon business at Muncie.
WITH her divorce, Mrs. Rusie secured ST.
go siimony, and completed an elegant house
Muncie, her former home. Rusie has beH
ognized.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
BoonriIIe Harness Races.

Boonville. No. Aug. THE annual Cooper
County Fair opened here to-day and will continue
four days There sixty horses entered and
good purses are offered. In the 2:4O pace To-
day there were five starters Time. .2sob Dock
Porter first: Papoose, second. In the 2:22 tret
there were four starters. Time. 2:is Paydown,
first; Zach Herald, second. Track slow. Jack
JOUrdan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
MoEBEL IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Enyorits in the Feature ut BufYa 10
Hni 40 Trouble.

Buffalo, Aug 1.-The Horse Review 5000
purse for S-year- trotters, foals of 1897,
was the feature of the grand circuit card at
Fort Erie. Ontario, this afternoon. 1t was
!lvely contest. and a larger crowd than
usual saw the sport. Moebei stepped out in
gallant fashion all through. Mchenry made
q drive with L,Ocha In the second heat, but
sent his tlly to a break. On the strength
of Locha's showing, while she held her feet,
there was a little selling on the field against
Moebel for the final struggle. Many horse.
men thought the heavy-gaited MOe3el
would tire In the last brush, but he came
away from Major Delnlar again with ease,
distancing all his field but the Major and
Locha. thus gathering In first and fourth
moneys. Moebel improved his mark. every
heat, going the last mile very steadily in
2:1624.
2:2t class trottlng purse s2o0o tGeI three in five:
9e i9ea Tstss Eleerae H s. ny by PSipps9
King Vasco b. h. (Cummings) ................3 1 2
Annie Burns. e. m. CWiison) ):..............4
Time-2:lSh. 2:17ia 3:ll1i.
abet b. Hfx.e% h Sy MoEo EaTae snySn hs 'Ss
L5cha b. T., by Allerton QicHenryl........S 3
Porto Rico. b. h., BY Electric dhippen)...@s 9 ds
Dirego. pix. O.. by DireGtum t3u,ntonlf ds
Sir 'i Robbins b. C. by sanibou iTripPi...s dis
James B. Duke. CHI. s.. by sam Estes 'Her-, Az
Iva e' Dee, b t.. by onward (Thorasj ......dls
Time. .,2:2oA. 2:is34, 2:leA
Braid gr e.. by Nobiesse (GosnelD.....I 2 S 4
Don Don, Riley ad;g b g Gudsqn1; 1qi;,.a::;
Jennie Mac br m. &McEwin).. n)..........."55 1 9
G. +. w. blk. h. CWillard). ................J 6
Belle Belle brown, WI eh cf. N, [csTksy
Time-2:10S, 2:1li4. 2:l1a, 2:l25e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
Iudiunupo,is s, Buffalo 4.

Indianapolis. Ind, Aug. 7.-Buffalo was out
IeEgeI III the first part of to-day game. She
tried for a tail-end finish and chalked up three
runs In the ntnth on I'VE singles The lead Trey
had to overcome, however, was too great. Ia
'dIanapolis batted Amole for six earned runs IN
the third and fourth. Score:
II. II. E.
Indianapolis -. % 2 50 10
BuffaIo -. 80 8 10
Batteries-kelum and Powers; Auole and
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
ZANoNE FIRST IN RECORD TIME.
His Field in the Third
Race at Highland Park.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. 7.-Alfred Vargrace
and Ice Drop ran dead heat in the last
race al Highland Park to-day. The former
was favorite and made all the running, but
Ice Drop, who had a big pull in the
weights, caught him firing in the final six
teenth, and got on even terms just as the
winning line was crossed. In the run-oh