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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22
INTO THE SEA.
Ound|ey Jumped From Steamer
Saa|a al Quarantine and
Was Drowned.

New York. June 22.-Henry Dundley.
wealthy and highly educated Eng
lishman about 20 years old, leaped over
board from the steamer Saale, which
was riding at anchor at 1880 o'clock
this morning at quarantine and was
drowned. His body up 10 noon today
had not been recovered
Dundley was accompanied on the
vessel by a handsome blonde young
woman named Rene Boillor. who up to
few weeks ago was a dancer in PARIS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22
Financial Notes.

Money on Call nominally at 1% per
cent.
Prime Mercantile 3ia per cent.
Sterling Exchange, weak with actual
business in bankers bills at 4s6izQIN for
demand and 4s4mh for so days.
Posted Rates. 4.s5dIia and ass
Commercial Bills, 4.S3QDia. 4
Silver Certificates. 60Q61.
Bar Silver, 60ss
Mexican Dollars, 4I%.r
Government Bonds. steady.
Boston ClearinEs: rt
Exchanges, $1s,05,,6fi.
Balances, $l,771.s 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22
eoRMLfy TUT ON TRIAL,

Michael Gormley was put on trial
this afternoon. before Judge Wilbur.
ir the common pleas division OF the
supreme court, having been indicted
by the grand jury ON the charge OF
maintaining a nuisance in the Fourth
police district The case for the prose-
cution II still pending.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22
SUIT ron SERVICES.

This afternoon before Judge Dubois
came the suit of John r. Hodge. Jr..
against the American Electrical works
to recover ts1s.i5. allescdto 20 he due he
plaintiff for services as keepcr OF the
company's store. Still pendinR-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.

Two involuntary petitions in bank
ruptcy were filed in the United states
court today. One asked that Davidson
Bros. OF Newport be adjudged insol-
vent: the other that the Kenney
Speedy Relief company be adjudged
bankrlpt,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22
COMMITTEES ON PORTRAIT.

The committee of the Rhode Island
Bar association appointed TO procure
a portrait OF ex-Chief Justice Mattoson.
10 be presented TO the state and hung
I'm the court house. is announced ~
follows: John e. ! egram. Williar a..
Sweetland. Fr 'Jeric Hayes. with Hon.
Francis Colwcll. president OF he
Rhode Island Bar association. ex~os-
dcio-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22

why, It's old Dogenes"' cried
Sklnins. as the ancient philosopher.
lighted lantern I'M hand. plodded slow
~ down the street,
"Hulio Diog," cried Patroclus in ban
tering tones, found that honest man
YETI"
The sage stared up at them.
Honest mani" he grumbled. I'm
not looking for an honest man. ! gave
that up long ago.
And he turned to hobble away.
Then what are you looking for?''
cried young Herclius.
Diogcnes paused.
I'm looking for hired girl" he
erowled; ours left yesterday.
land Plain Dealer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22

'T think" said the Observant
Boardcr. that the Chinese Roxers
should be handled without gloves"
80 do L." added the Cross-eycd
Boardcr. TITS pity that the Marquis
of Queeusberry isn't alive 10 take an
interest in the scrlmmage. "-Pittsburg
Chronicle TELEGRAPH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22
New York Stocks.

Reported By Sullivan 4 sullivaa.
42uiCau building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22

ulcnnl mskes belts grip the pulleys. pro
vlOUUI tects thom from steam and W atcr.
aud prevent glazing For sale by
BROWN BROS. co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22

COOK WANTED-MAN TO TAKE
charge of Lunch Counter and make him
self generally useful. No. l5 Peck street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22

Now. here is what propose TO do
with Corbett. I will ight him when II
pltases him on condition that he signs
a statement admitting TO the world that
be is perfect IN every fespec.. Let him
start training at once: let him overlook
nothing. He knows ne has been whip
pcu clean by me. He knows there is no
such thing az chance OF lucky blow In
10 land. IL Re falls ne loses I am a
Fighter. pure and simple. and when
meet my conqueror you will Ind Will
- cry IKE an old woman, 10 corbett.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
S. Dress Goods
90 Gents.

In this clearing sale we have placed all of
our highest grade and most expensive dress
goods shown this season, including our i'm
ported crepon, reversible golf suitings, hand
some Zibeline plaids, all of our French and
English tailor suitings, silk and wool novel
tics. in every weave and color. These goods
we have been selling up to $500 yard-in this
grand clearing sale Monday We give you
rbnica FL,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
RUSSELL II. WON AGAIN.
Charlie EilisOn's Colt Defeated
Schorr's Limerick With Barns Cp.

Chicago, July s.-Florizar captured the
opening event haudily at Washington Park
to-day. In the second race. Vitellius won
easily. 1ceni, the favorite, fell In the
stretch. but was beaten at the time
Neither he nor Jockey pevin was hurt
The principal race Of the day was at a
mile and a quarter. and Limerick. who IS
now the property Of ]. f. Schorr. was made
favorite- Russell r.. at to l. beat the
faNorite easily. while The Bobby a 10
toll shot, would have also beaten him but
for a weak ride. Clay Pointer well backed
tired in the run home. while TopUast ran
4 poor ace
In the fourth race the field was sent away
with Sharp Bird left at the post Bel Of
Memphis. the favorite. ran poorly, and
fifth race Baldwin's Norford was made
favorite, but proved q bad choice. Wax
winning handily from Erwin, who liz In
poor form Just at present. In the last race
Castake, a l2-to-1 shot. won. PATRON and
the favorite were fighting head and head
near the finish when Limelight came with
a great rush. but was beaten by Castaks
q head, while he was only a nose in front,
of Paltroon. Tulla Fonso was given two
chances to break at the post. but declined
and was left at the post. Summaries:
First race one mle-Florizar IvI tRuIlman,
to 2. won by a length: Livada, III Isiatthews).
third. Time. 1:4l- Star Chamber and Larkspur
Second race. five furlongs-vitellIus, Ie5 sBull-
man. to !. won by three lengths: Ellen Dern-
ham, los (knglO, to /. second Shut Up. IS
tMartip). Is to / third. TSas, 1:e2&. A,nsars
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
Close Finish Between Three 2-Year-
Olds I'm Fourth Race.

New York, July "a card of six over
night events WAS decided to-day at Bright
on. The handicap for 2-year-olds. run as
the fourth race, was the feature of the day.
Albula, Scurry and Himself were about
equal favorites at round TO /. and they
finished heads apart. in hard drive. The
summaries:
FRS. race. ore mIle-watercure. 10 ULi,tlefeld).
Miller, ie7 QsichardsonD. to L and Z to s.
second. By head; Harry McCoun lie tMitchel).
Ii to l and TO !. third. Time, lfiE Cavalcade,
Stamp, Lama. Jugslery, Strayaway. CEanler and
hsrgate also ran.
second race five and one half furlongs-sialster.
loo lo'ConEorD. TO | and to {, won by two
lengths: Janice. 81 Or. Murphy, 20 to 1 and 9
TO l. second by two lengths; The Rhymer 100
yClswson), TO and TO ;. third. TIME, I:0l 2-s.
Princess Everlyn. Balloon. Welsh Girl About
Beiiario, lebanon. Street Boy and Xerxes also
ran.
Tsird race one and one-s!xtesnth mIles-Eriga-
der. I0l .McCtel, to and out won hy three
lengths; Plucky, 14 (Nitchelp. 80 TO l and to
/ second. by a head: queen Of Song Ill (OCon-
nur). to l and TO 10. third. Time l:is rs
Wooster Boy also ran.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Albula, 10 sCsiaher)
3 70 J ard even. won by a head: scurry. Iso
thira. Time. i:9I IS. Moor. Moveiy Piumei
Knight and Egotism also ran.
Firth race. six furlongs-Hao lban. 12s (O'Con-
norD. TO 10 and out. won by and one-hai:
lengths: Firearm. 10 fSpencer), 60 : and out,
second. by ten lengths, Marlbert. lbs fAfahfr) s
TO ! and to 9. third Time. I:l2 20.
slxtn race. selling, one mile and a furlonz-
won by one LENGTH Bangor. lOs tMcCual 6 10
: ana to 5. second. by a neck; Lnduia Iel
slack, 3 TO and 4 to ). third. Time "a -.
foloco and Sir F1tzhugh also
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
TENNIS EXPERTS BATTLE.
First Day of the Great Championship
Struggle.

Chicago July e-Tcnnis experts from all Sec
ITEMS OF the country participated In the second
days competition FOR the Western tennis cham
pionship at the Kenwood Country Club courts to-
day. The frst round and the balance of the pre-
iiu.inary matches left over from Saturday ac-
count Of the rain were finished and play in the
second and third POUNDS commenced
the Hardy brothers from the Pacific Coast. Alex
Pfy ah Pares The seans from saS
wired that they could not be here. The Whitney
boys from California missed their train but will
The following are results Of to-day's play,
I'm won from j. H. ston by default
{. s. Peters Won from C. A. Beach, 30. - Ga
&. II. MunIy won from Holmes. 81 81.
Clarence Henry won from George j. Williams
W. /. Myers won from F. 8 weadley. ca g.
i. l.. Morley won from N. p. Barber by de-
4, p. simonds won from, L. L. Bailey by de-
J..F. Carter won from Fred Wood by default.
L. b. Alexander won from Gilbert Bliss g.,
FORAGE Richards won from Robert Whitney by
Roche won from Vernon by default.
Krssh cOns , SOn f E61,Sn e Sgnay g. ST.
sam Hardy won from Cyrus Garnet. ga g.
roa u nv won from F " McCluskey BY default
G. H. Gregory won from Fred Becker, 60 sls
J.. ". McDefrnid won from L. z. Myers by de-
Il. W. NcKeever won from George whitn.v hv
second round
Ashcroft won from Binsham. e.. IS.
Sam Hardy won from PouIson. e-3. 50.
Little beat Carter. GO. e-5.
Third round
A a.2 Ter, Sf .su HamTond g. si Is.
McKeeysr beat Mepurmott: 60. GO:
G. Vaughn defeated Fierce By default.
Paret defeated wherry. 81. 90.
Collins defeated Henry, 81; 60.
Gottlieb defeated Gregory. Ga. 80. IS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

SPORT for I make living at st. and my entire
interests are a; stake. What bothers me more
than anything else Is TO think the Washington
Park officials would question my honesty in this
matter. No, the courts would be a last resort
for me- for love the racing interests and re-
than good. il matters not who wins. honestly
believe the Washington Park officials will sec
that am untus;ly accused and right the wrong
they have done ne.
TO what extent the civil courts should exert.
authority over the actions OF race track officials
appears to lie a mooted question. among
lawyers. and horsemen doubtful about IL.
agreed that II track officials were compelled TO
produce es conclusive evidence OF the guilt OF
those whom they occasionally discipline do
the dispensers Of justice ia the civil courts OF
those whom they punish. there would seldom be
a case OF race track discipline. and roguery and
II is as hard to get actual evidence Of fraud
on the turf as IL Ia to secure evidence OF brtb-
ery AGAINST a public official. Unless some one
involved In the conspiracy tells about Ii there Is
littya chance OF obtaining actual proof, ard even
then n II are mans word against ano.her's
knowing this. and also. possibly with the idea
Of not I!aking the penalty too severe track ofi-
Gals have adopted the practice Of merely bar
ring from their own tracks any one whose actions
the onin,on Of the officials. to do harm To- ,ha
cause OF racing. But inasmuoh as II Is the p're-
cedent for one track to observe the ruiires ar
arather a suspension from one track becomes al
most equivalent to expulsion. Thereby the turf-
non.s business IS ruined. TO say nothing Of ms
he enters the civil court with excellent chance
az setting a sympathetic from the Judge
Already the courts have one or two ocoa-
sjons decided In favor OF a Jockey who has been
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

| y-..--.,,
| ,,.a, " ,,s,,,. siueginS OF the tai Boston
e.,' "IliS' enabled ST. LOUIS 10 achieve
| very credltapie victory AT League
g. 1870. lowell tre peerless was
| "a - .''ii Hehee. 81. LOUIS scored
iu'is' "'aie Boston scored .. or which
| put cHe was earned. incidentally the home
| team moved up from seventh to fifth place.
| Seven hits for six runs in the fourth in
| ming put Willis out of the game. Porson
| Lewis then came a, .rd vs. ov,oos,,,o,,,
| n-.,, -, 80 80 -, .
| "eiOfe ne GOT thiousH. Inc
81 LOUIS eaters Just walked up TO the
plate ana raped the ball In order. In the
field the work was very good Brlrkett was
| the sole offender. Jesse missed :, fly in
the frs. ,rni,, nh,oh go ,ho ,l-,o.,-
| ,bo; -.
- '"ree runs.
zee OF ,he seven hits made on Powell
Neie "iraht haKes anu scratches Sudhon.
keister and Wallace scared each other out
| of Il fly ball. and n bunt or two got away
| that should not The big riyeter continues
his great form M taap, has arv license
% bea, Powell T., ,h, 60, ne 30. ,y,,.,o|'.,
80 $3.50 AZ ''N 'u
'He game was not any TOO brilliant. Yet
| II was one OF the most interesting played
in st. Louis this season. Errors In the first
half OF the first inning seemed 20 throw
n awav Rpt Powell s,,c, 70 he rni.,i,r
/ "a r,r.,,,,o -, 81 -,
~ 49, ''i9 = III
'4'e ioHi'n "'"iis ''e hVihe team S'hched
1t
Hamilton opened the first with a scratch
double along the right foul line Collins and
Stahl went out Wallace to McGann. then
Burkett and Sudhoff had a try for Tenney's
pop fly Burkett scared Willie AWAY from
the ball and pulled off a fancy and be-
frillsd nun. Freeman and Lowe singled
and three rms yyera scored in n iiYy
TT. ,-as, - -. ,.-oha-i,,a h1;,,i,e g., =
80. 80 - -. e.. -,
ueeu. Wins iooheu eHecuNe at mist heis-
ter wasted double after two were out
in st. Louis's half OF the first. Boston did
nothing in the second. but ST. Louis go;
ons run on, two bases on balls TO Nc(;ann
"a c,,.,,e, 80, 7 80 ,,o.,,soa,, -
"tu o~ono1 .1 h"' ''Ns ''0e mum
OF 'riger inner.
Boston pnt on one IN the fourth when
Lowe tripled. thanks TO Donovan's and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
Heavy Track at Montreal.

Montreal July e-The rain which set in yes-
terday continued with brief interrnissions and the
Beiaire track was fe;iock deep in mud sum
maries;
FIRST race. seven furiongs-Robert Gray. eS
tRyanl. TO and to 1. won by three lengths;
N. Murphy. 81 twonderlyb. even and 10 2 sec
ond: Genghis Kahn. 100 (Coburn). 10 20 J. third
Time. 1;4e MaxUg, Royal Salute. Brow, Girl.
Postum and Annie Lauretta also ran
second race. five furiongs. 2-year-olds-Amo-
roso. let (acCuade). even and ] TO s. won: Dorns
Seay, iN tPosteD. = TO and even, second; Ma
tanzas. 100 Cohnfnl. Z 20 2. third. Time. i:l2is
montreal. Ten Up and Mstridi also ran
Tnlrd race. ona n1ile-Al'ref Nargraye. ca
tkyan,. 10 and even. won: Kitty Regent IS
tWonderiyl. to and to l. second; Viscnint
lo5 Castro. 10 /. third. time. I:5T a Win
ner The Benedict and Bonnet Box also ran
Fourth race. half mile. 2-year-olds-Bilionaire
los Il. Thonpson) to ard out won: Flat
teIer. lo5 tMcLauehlinl. TO and TO g. se,or,l.
Edeewcrth. los Henson). to g. third Time
:5es. Prince Of Song. Rose Bird and TSrshena
also ran.
Firth race, elk fur!ongs-Iooram no 0-
Flynn. TO and 20 5, won by six LENGTHS:
HUNGARIAN, log OCoburnl. 10 to and to !. sec-
ond; Douster Swivel. Ito Ofio5ertson,, % to l.
third. Time, Lee Mattock Ida For,lha m.
Snowsto!m. Come Quick. Glad Hand and Coun-
selor Weinberg also ran
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
Detroit Trottfng Races.

Detroit. Mich, July 9.-Trotting races began
at the Windsor Driving Park this afternoon nm
der generally favorable conditions cool and
rather threatening weather did not prevent fast
time in the three classes comprising the omen
ing programme. The track was In fine condi-
ton Favorites wen about az they pleased in all
three events and the betting wac light Each
OF the five starters in the 2:3o pace held the
same respective position at the end az each heat
Sc3iegoat, a Chicago gelding. entered in the 2:ls
peee. was played with some spirit. but failed 10
suits:
2:So pacing purse ssNo-Rornie Direct won in
three straight heats. T1re-2:isi:, 2:i4k. 2:i5as.
LSn.rny Nc Louise Middleton, Plenty and
Gildeaway Jr.. also started.
three sPsirss RSrse tTqomsistsr Alice won , n
Eesae K. Alan. Carneiia Belle Green Wilson.
len Medism. Abdul Arneer Senator X. Wilt1w
Grand Simmons and Harbor Master also started
81, IL pacing purse :so-whte Hose won in
tnree straight heats. Time-2:10s. 2:len 2:li1..
Snntan X. KELVIN Cambridge BELL. Scapegoat
and Hartford, Jr.. also started
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
Track Talk.

Jockey Dominick was not in the saddle yes
that he world return to work for Mr.. Hughes
Monday morning On TIVE occasions Ssnaay MIS-;
to have talk with Mr.. Hughes. but the owner
cid rot have time 70 listen to her Il is very ap
,he boy returns 70 work or not, mhe me BOY boy
prive h.m Of many a dollar This is about the
way the Dominick case stands at present
Barney sehrei5er's Fly BY Night WIN star, in
over owe III the nile and a sixteenth journey.
the ride put up by Crowhurst on Foseet Not in
ths fourth race yesterday. He said his geiding
The ieky , M Sss up he c 6Se moi nn The
stand.
Jockey Morse could hardly be blamed for hay,
pace. She seemed very sour and apparently
Very Wise" said a weli-known turfman, land /
fully believe had DGr1inick been on Hashes's
her to scs iuss as she did; with strange hoy in
for him better than any other Jockey.
A lot OF misplaced discussion OF the bearing
the decision OF the WASHINGTON Park stewards
will have in relation TO Nj schreieers racing
faas Seen erinte3 nf prms facie thsre nothing
in that decision that would necessarily operate
ans e :Hs sse
ruled on or even saspen de kps Of Amrsrisan
and without notc e. ans sn or the transfer
s sny ny; .peeIhey 20 stated the
Fark stewards acted under that rule. and there
he n % hal the
fines OF the Washington Park track. The rule
S owns of owners e shs be osnoxous to pam
tsulas Jockey club although welcome e,sa 1ha Ill. in
Form
~ louisville. KY, the following yearltnys;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

and scallywag also ran. Iesn;. the 7-to-5 IA
yorite. fell.
(Knightl. s to I. by two lengths: Limerick.
100 tHurns), Q TO :. second. The Bobby. 101 pat
tersonl 10 to !. third Time. 2:as Clay Pointer,
Top Mast. Our Nellie and Owcnshoro also ran.
Fourth race. six furiones-Headwater. ~
fllnigh). TO 2. won by two lengths: Nodrins,
1l3 tHullman). TO 2 second. John Yerkes, 70,
U'oland,. 30 10 !. third Time. 1:lsi.. Belle Of
Memphis La Josephine. Goehel, HeFmoso, Tras
edy and Miss VALERA also ran. Sharp Bird lef'
at post.
8. won by two lengths: Erwin. l5 (Martin).
70 l. second; NoEford. AS CEn0s,, even. third.
Time. i:4lh.
Sixth race. mile. seiling-Castase. es tStuartD.
II to- won by head: Limelight. Is CKnlch;l.
to /. second. PATRON. lOl tpevlnl. to 5,
third. Time. l:ilS.. Redlirne. Chappaqva. Henry
c. and Leando also ran. Tulla Fonso left at
post.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
Qhtha of q mila:
CEfECTInNS

First Race-Sidbow, Bonniy ard. Gilbert.
Second Rsce-kitty G.. Cotton Plant. Ton
Aqua.
Third Race-Jirn Turner. Fox Bard. Tom Crcm-
we'll
Fourth Race-siacon, Early Bird, Morris Vol
mer.
Fifth Race-Elght Bells Elsrnore, Bertha Nell.
Sixth race-Scorpoiette, Enjoy. May TAR.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
No LEGAL APPEAf.,
barney Schroeder Believes Coine 4.
Law Bad for Racing Interests.


Chicago. July Sin . Conversation with Barney
Schneider this afternoon In reference to his n,.n
tons regarding tie ruling Of the Washington
Park officials. he said: Il have never given the
Idea Of taking my case into the courts a though,
All these reports about my going to apply 10
the courts to get reinstated bosh. have
tried to do all In my power to help make nv,
racing game In the West what II il to-day +
would not think of doing anything underhanded
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
CINCINNATI q, PHILADELPHIA &.
Triple and "a single Ended the Game
I'm the Eleventh

Cincinnati. July s.-Crawfords single and Nc
Brides Triple put an end to to-day's game in the
eleventh. II iong-drawn-out affair. in
which much time was spent wranglng with the
umpire.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
RUBE WADDELL PITCHED,
He Then Delayed the PitfsburG Man.
aEement With TeIexrams.

KEPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pittsburg. Pa. July e.-Rube waddeI. the
pended Pittsburg pitcher. to-day pitched for
Millvale at yunxsutawney. Pa. shutting out his
opponents. giving four hits and making the only
score Of the game. II is said Waddefl is del
ugins the Pittsburg management with kilograms
tonight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
Heidrick and His Physician-Morenn
Murphy's signal Service.

Heidrick did not have his counterfeit
limb enshrined I'm Mr. Platter Of Paris yes
tsrday. as he had intended. He went down.
town prepared TO do an altogether" stunt
for the benefit OF the medical profession and
found his physician so sick that he was
unable to mix the mortar for the cast. So
Jay Emnett-nark well the J.-mosiel
home and found his chambers banked
about with roses and posies, orchids and
lilies. sent to make his sick couch soft by
his feminine friends" MIR. Heidr;ck took
up the paper, glanced at the humber quota
tions. cut out a bit which showed him win
ner some s. 900 In the market. yawned, lit q
cheroot. grasped his nialacca. stuck his
classical Pennsylvania Dutch face In the
"bokays," drew daisy through his but
tOnhole. threw out his chest and wandered
forth upon the boulevard. deucedly hand
some and debonair and awfuhy glad that
his game leg had not been petrifed for the
time being.
1t was a nice cleveland grasp that Wal
lace laid upon that drive of "Bawling BIZ
Ciarke's over second in the fourth inning
yesterday. 1t was neat amputation OF a
base hit indeed.
Merry Michael Donlin. the giddy emula-
tor of the whisker-tricking Gaui who ran
his random fingers through the venerable
spinach on. the august Roman Senator's
face on the Capitoiine some 400 years d.
c. is badly crippled. Mickey's knee will
have to bear Heidrick's Quivering thigh
sspaaAnx ~ the Dlastsy cast line next week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
CHICAGO 2. NEW YORK 9.
Anarchists Hit Into Five Fast Double
Plays,

Chicago. July s.-with men on bases. Mercer
was both effective ard lucky to-day eleven hits
producing only three runs. the locals hitting into
i've fast double plays An error, a gift. a sasTi-
fee ana a single gave Now York their two
Attendance 3 90. Score:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
Dr.. aOHANNAN

positively Nervous Debility, seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood any evils resulting sro youthful
In from two to weeks In and consany
advertised in the S. Louis 70; forty and
has never failed In surfing the Worst Cases Prizes. Five
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go Two-bass hlts-Mer,es /, Bradley l.. Three
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