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EXCITING GOLF MATCH.


SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y, Aug. 31.-The
feature of the day in the woman's national
championship the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club course to-day was the semi-flnal
match between Miss Beatrix Hoyt SHINE
cock. and Miss Margaret Curtis. Essex
county. Miss Hoyt. the champion of 1896
1897 and 1898. was the strongest kind of a
favorite with the great crowd of society
people who assembled TO witness the
match, but being favorite does not always
make one win. The brilliant golf Miss Cur
tbs put up throughout the week could not
be ignored. and while the large gallery
gloried in Miss Hoyt, they feared Miss Cur
It's. The very start of the match was a
cold blanket to the enthusiasm of the gall
lery, as Miss Curtis not only showed to the
greatest advantage, hut she won the first
four holes straight. The ex-champion's
first win was at the fifth hole, which she
captured in the DOGGY of 4, but this is the
hole Miss Curtis had been winning all week
in the par golf of 8. Miss Curtis once more
increased her lead to up at the sixth hole.
Miss Hoyt's friends began TO feel very I'M
comfortable and the sad expressions on
their faces was only frightened up slightly
Dy MISS Hoyt nalNlng the seventh hole In
the DOGGY of and winning the eight hole
in the DOGGY of 5. The pace was rather
too fast for her, and Miss Curtis
won the ninth hole. giving her
the lead by up at the turn.
This brought Miss Hoyt to her senses, and
the golf she played on the homeward jour
ney was the finest exhibition of skill that
has been seen upon the links this season,
as she did the last nine holes in 43.
She won the tenth and eleventh holes in
5 each. and the twelfth was halved in
5. Miss Curtis won the thirteenth in the
DOGGY of and the fourteenth was halved
in the DOGGY of 5. Miss Curtis was then
3 UP, with but to go. Miss Hoyt took
the fifteenth hole in the DOGGY of 8. and
the sixteenth was halved in the DOGGY
of A. Miss Hoyt won the last two holes
in faultless golf and broke even at the
eighteenth green. The JOY of the gallery
knew no bounds-they felt positive Miss
Hoyt would win out on the extra hole.
1t was halved, however. in 5. and on the
last hole of the match Miss Curtis won
out by to g. The battle of the final
round in the morning will be fought out
between Boston and Philadelphia. The
cards:
Miss Curtis. Essex county-Out: f. .. 4, 6, Z,
6. 8, Z, Isl. In: g. T. 5. 5, ), s, 4, s, 6-53-104
Miss Hoyt, Shinnecock-Out: 5, g. 5, Z,
4. Z. 5. 5. So. In: 5. 5. s. s, 5. 5. 4. 4, A.
43-95
Extra Holes-Miss Curtis, So; Miss Hoyt,
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Jockey Badly Injured.
. IndiananoIis journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CONVERSE, Ind. Aug. Sl.-In the second
heat of the three-quarter-m dash at the
Converse fair this afternoon Miss Dadd,
Jean Chorder up. stumbled and fell. throw
ing Ckorder. who was unable 10 release his
foot from the stirrup- When the mare was
stopped IL was found that Cborder was suf-
fering from a very severe conclusion of the
brain. There is little hope of his recovery.
Chorder came here last night. applied for a
job, and this was his first race here this
fair. To-day's races resulted.
2:22 Pace Leta b. won Best time, 2:17Il
Three-quarter mile running race: Estella
won Time l:fS3.
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RACE HORSES BURNED
SEVERAL VALUABLE ANIMALS LOST
AT NARRAGANSETT PARK.
The Ace (2:O5 LII Among the Number
Close of the Grand Circuit Meet
ing-Indiana Fair Races.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug H.-Shortly
after the beginning of the racing on the
closing day of the Grand Circuit meeting
at Narragansett Park this afternoon fire
broke out in one of the stables near the
three-quarter turn and with great rapidity
destroyed three stables. a number OF cattle
sheds and burned to death four race horses.
Several strings of other horses were got
out safely. The horses destroyed COM
prised three in the string controlled by b.
Simon, of London, Ont. The Ace, with
record of 2:O5i4, and valued at $4,000; Maud
K. a green mare, without record, and
valued at $1,000; Ackman Jim. with record
of 2:16A. and valued at $1,000, and Charles
A. Guyers's brown mare Wiley Essa, val
ued at $500. which was handled by VIII
liam Matthews. were the animals de-
stroyed. The loss on buildings and appara-
tus amounts TO $1,000.
The final day of the Grand Circuit racing
wound up with the last two heats being
run off in the dark. In the unfinished 2:20
trot Lady Geraldine. the local favorite won
after losing the fifth heat. Geers made
great drive and landed the race in the final
heat. Dan Westland won the 2:14 pace, in
which Stacker Taylor was the favorite.
Roster was the favorite in the 2:17 trot, and
won in six-heat race which was conclud
ed in darkness. George, an outsider, won
the 2:17 pace in four-heat battle. Sum-
maries:
0.0n m
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satin Coat Won.

CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-Ten two-year-olds
were asked to go seven furlongs in the
third race at Hawthorne to-day and IL
proved to be stumbling block for the tai
Summaries:
Five furlongs: Barbara NJ. II TO 10, won;
Regea second. Bonnie Halle third. Time.
1:01%.
Seven furlongs: Van Hoorebeke. 10 to ].
won; The Sluggard second. Junaetta third.
Time. l:27&.
Seven furlongs: Satin Coat. 9 10 2. won;
William Ack second, Hurry third. Time.
1891.
Six furlongs: Tayon, s TO l. won: High
1:1415.
Seven furlongs: Bill Garrett. 100 10 /, won;
Aloha ii second, Branch third Time. 1:27%.
Mile and one-quarter: Admetus, z TO 5.
won; Clay Poynter second. Donation third.
Time 20Slb
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won. Lady Massey, with Sloan UP, won
the turf handicap. Summaries:
Five furlongs: Eondurdis. 10 and 10 I.
won: Inshoot second, Luerana third. Time.
1:04 lis
Six fur.ongs: Annoy. 10 to 5 and even.
won; Zeemora second Chandelier third.
Time, lis l-5.
Sapphire stakes. five and one-half fur
longs: Conroy, to and 2 TO S. won: Bel
lario second, Six Shooter third. Time.
1855 5sf
Mile and one-eighth: Favonius. to 1 and
10 2 won; King Bramble second Bomb
shell third. Time. 1:53 3-5.
One mile: Olea, to / and to I, won.
Fleuron second, Silver Garter third. Time.
1:41
Turf handicap. mile and one-fourth: Lady
Massey. z TO and even. won: Potente sec
ond, First Whip third. Time, 2:0s 3-5.
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IN THE THIRD ROUND.
Hawkins Knocked Out by Gans-Last
Fight Under Horton Law.

NEW YORK, Aug. sl.-At the Broadway
Athletic Club tonight the last series OF
bouts under the Horton law were brought
10 conclusion by Joe Cans. of Baltimore.
knocking out Dial Hawkins. OF California.
IN the third round OF a contest that was
scheduled TO go twenty-five rounds at l33
pounds. The boys met under the same
conditions about three months ago. and on
that occasion Cans also proved the winner
in less than two rounds. The fight was one
OF the most vicious ever fought under the
auspices of the club. and the hoIors were
so evenly divided until Cans landed the
Knockout punch that many thought Haw-
kins might reverse the result should an
other contest be arranged. and to-night's
match was the outcome.
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FOR RENT.

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DETROIT, Aug. a.--The Jade defeated Q
fast field of youngsters in the five furlongs
for two-year-olds at Highland Park this
afternoon. it being her second win in two
days Summaries:
Six furlongs: Doublet. 10 1. won; Saka-
tuck second. Olcott third. Time. il4
Five furlongs: The Jade, 3 TO 5, won:
Marcy second. Leila Barr third. Time i:0e.
Four and one-half furlongs: AMBROSE. Z 70
5. won; Lady Edith second, Toad Raney
third. Time, :55is
One mile: Passaic. TO l. won. Eleven
Bells second. Old Fox third. Time 1:f2.
Seven furlongs: Clipsetta. Is 10 /. won:
Ocie Brooks second. Quaver third Time.
1.2S
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Southwest
corner Pennsy1yania and New York streets
The Rev. NJ l.. HaineS, u. D. pastor. The con-
xregation OF the First Baptist and First Presby-
terrain Church will unite in union services to-
morrow at fo.fS a and at 7.45 D m in the
First Baptist Church. Sunday school meets at
$50 a.. m, Midweek prayer and conference meet
Ing on Thursday evening az 785 O'Clock. All
ecrdla.iy invited
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-corner
Pennsylvania and Vermont streets The Rev
Joseph A. Miburn. pastor Sunday school. $40
@ N. PRAYER meeting Thursday at I:i5. Mayer
Chapel--Corner West and Catherine streets. In
charge OF the ReV- Clifford Mcbride. Sunday
school at ESQ p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7;so Pfeaenips Sunday evening at
TABERNACLE cHURCH-corner Meridian and
Eleventh streets. Rev. J. Cumming SMITH.
Rev. Charles Little. ID. d. Of Wabash, Ind:
sunday school. $50 q. m. Y. p ;. c. E. 6.4J
p. n. Service IN West Washingtor-street chapel
~ 745 .. m. conducted by the Rev. c. L Lucas.
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Jenrle. win Meet oorbe.,.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug sl.-James J. JEFF
fries. the pugilist. in an interview here to-
DAY said: II will fight corbett IL he 10
anxious TO have match. but IL will have TO
be case of the winner getting everything
and the loser only the beating. That is the
only way 10 do business. Fitzsimmons can
get fight from me wherever he wants IL.
when he goes about II properly and gives
time 90 the man he wants TO fight. l will
fight nobody without time TO train IN. Let
him give me thirty days. and we can ind
plenty OF places. The fight could go on In
Carson City, or In California. and even C
Cincinnati
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cENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPIsco-
PAL CHCRCH-Corner Central avenue and
Twelfth street Sermon al 1o:4o a. m. by the
pastor. Rev Charles g .4asoy D. D. Sunday
auspices Of Epworth League from TO S. All are
cordially invited
METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL. CHURCH-Rex- w. Fl. De Motto will
preach at 1875 A. m. No evening service. Sun
day school at $3.50 a m Christian Endeavor So
eisty at $50 D. m
ROBERTS PARK NJ. r Church-corner Yer
mont and Delaware streets Preaching by the
pastor. DR. C z. Bacon, at II a. m and 7:i0
r. m. Morning subject. The Relationship OF
Missionaries 10 the Present Chinese Insurrec-
ton" Class No. l. SD a. m. other classes. >
a. m. Sunday school 10 q. m Epworth League.
ESQ D. m Midweek Service Thursday at 7.45
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BROAD $
RIPPLE 3
PARK S!
Aug. 9th to Sept.
Sd Inclusive.

An attraction sure to please the
public. Miss Bessie Meier, the best
girl swimmer 10 the country. Master
Tommie and the tiny babies Elma and
Minnie In daring and original iests.
Exhibifion-Afternoou at ( o'clock
and evening at 9 o'clock. No charge.
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REAL ESTATE
l.. T. LEWIS. Dol e02 LAW BUILDING.
HAS THE FOLLOWING FOR SALE.
A six-room cottage on Keystone for 81, 800.
\ dwelling Of eight rooms on Hamilton for
50 go.
A dwelling OF eight rooms or State avenue for
$40.
A double house Yandes for 81. 900.
y modern cottage North Alabama for %, 900.
A new double house on keystone for $500.
A new double house near Panhandle shops,
g. 20
A new house North New Jersey FOR 81 500.
A good residence in Irvington for $4,000
A splendid home on East Sixteenth for $500.
\ residence North Illinois street for $500.
a home Central fAorton Place. for 5000.
A fine residence on North New Jersey for Sc go.
A splendid home I'm Morton Place for 81 go
a double house on Ezst Sixteenth street for
$500.
An excellent house on n. Illinois st. for $500
Five lots Nn Morton Place for $4,000
An elegaTN residence ~. Meridian, SIS 900.
an oil tract Of $40 acres for So. 900
A fine investment property for $4,000.
Further particulars application TO
l.. t. LEWIS. 2o1-202 LAW BUILDING.
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Score by innings:

Earned runs-Detroi1
Elberfeld, Nichols. II
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug S1.-Cleveland
made it two straight from Kansas City this
afternoon. In the first game Kansas City
could do nothing with Hart when men
were on bases. The second game was a
pitchers battle. The first three runs were
made on errors. but in the ninth Cleveland
landed on Lee for four singles, which sent
home the winning run. Hoffers finger was
split in the second inning of the second
game and ne had to retire. Braggins taxi
ing his place. Score of first game:
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Special to the Indiana polls Journal
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. Aug. 3l.-The Cham
paign county fair closed to-day. with 1900
people in attendance The feature Of the
day. as of the week. was the racing Re-
suits: oil Pace: Won by Lizzie s.,
owned by Sterling r. Holt. indianapolis.
Best time. 2:13lz.
2:25 Trot Won by Elmer, owned by s.
time. 2:20.
2:30 Pace: Won by Toniator owned by
Float Jolly, Upton. Ind. Best time. 2:1si4.
Toniator was also an easy winner of the
2:40 pace on Tuesday.
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Close of the Rush County Fair.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RJSHVILLE. Ind, Aug. A.-This W.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RCSHVILLE. Ind. Aug H.-This was
the closing day of the Rush county fair
There was a good attendance and the d.
rectors say the fair has been success
financially. y programme of racing
marked the closing day Results:
2:35 Trot; purse, $50: Ralph Wick won.
Bonnie Thomas second. Fannie Riley third
Parchment fourth Irene and Edna also
started. Best time, 2:24A.
Free-for-all pace: purse, $500; Star Boy
won, McChedd second. Billey Madison
third. Harry Hill fourth. Best time. 2:1S3.
2:30 Pace: purse. $50: Daisy G.. won Dale
patchen second. Clitchy NJ. third. Pearline
fourth. Best time. 2:22L.
Two-year-old trot: stake race; Baron
Patch won, Old Fashion second. Phiisidad
Jr.. third. Best time, half mile heats
1:l41b
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of. ?. Two-base hits
Three-base hits-Ryan.
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How the Clubs stand.

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-The Chicagos to-day
probably played the worst game of the
season. making several more misplays than
can be shown in the error column. Their
batting was equally as weak as their field
ing. Scott holding them down TO four sin
giles. A base on balls. passed ball. wild
pitch and single saved them from a shut
out. Attendance, LOCO. Score:
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Base Ball
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

BY virtue of certified copy OF a decree to me
directed from the clerk of the Superior Court Of
Marion county. Indiana. In cause No. 1884.
wherein Harry B. Burnett et al are plaintiffs
and Wallace p. Thatcher ct. al defendants,
requiring me TO make the sum Of two hundred
and twenty five dollars f$225. provided Cor in
said decree, with interest and costs. l will ex-
pose at public sale to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE sTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1900. --..- al 81.
between the hours Of 70 O'Clock a. M and
courthouse OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents
and profits for a term not exceeding years
OF the following real estate In Marion county.
Indiana: 49, 81 etr.
Lot number thirty-four (s4) in Goes subdivI-
sion. of outlet twelve u2), in the city Of Indian
apolis.
IL such rents and prohts will not sell for . suf-
fcent sum to satisfy said decree with interest
and costs, will at the same time and place
pose public sale the fee simple of said real
estate. or so much thereof may be suficient
to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or appraisement
laws. and subject TO the mortgages Hen OF the
Celtic Saving and Loan Association No.
CYRUS J.-CLARK.-
Aug. Is. 1900. Sheriff of Marion County.
D. A Myers Attorney for Plsintin
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CHURCH NOTICES.


FIRST BAPTIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner OF
New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev
Thomas J.. Vfllers. pastor. Bible school. $50
m. Preaching by the pastor at I0i3 a. M
Subject THE Gospel Of Gods Glory" Com
rlunion and reception OF members. Evening
services. 7-f5.i Pastors topic. Always Conf
dent p. Y. +. T., 6:45 p. IN. Midweek services
Thursday evening. The public invited TO all OF
services.
COLLEGE-AVENTfE BAPTIST CHURCH
Northeast corner College avenue and Fifteenth
street Rev. W. C.. Taylor. D. D.. pastor.
Preaching at 1876 a. m and 745 p. by tbs
Ixst0r Short song service in the evening, with
organ and orchestra accompaniment. Sunday
school. 9:30 a.. N. Young peoples meeting, 6:45
D m. A cordial welcome 10 all
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NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Charges have ar
rived from the Treasury Department at
Washington against ten employees OF the
immigration service at the port of New
York. The charges of various char
acter including incompetency. brutality
and accepting bribss and are the result of
an investigation held last spring.
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RUNNING RACES.


NEW YORK, Aug sl.-There was a good
attendance at SheeDshead Bay to-day, the
card being attractive. The chief event was
the Sapphire stakes. in which conroy was
a hot favorite. while Sixshooter and King
Lief were good second choices. conroy
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issued Too Many Passes.

BROOKLYN, Aug. Sl.-Both Kennedy and
Bernhard were retired in the second inning
to-day for giving too many free passes
Howell was hit hard in the third. but set
tied down after that Donahue pitched a
fine game except in the fifth. when Kelley
brought in two runs with a four-bageer to
center. The game was embarrassing.
Score:
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 31.-Buffalo and
Chicago fought for ten innings to-day.
when finally Andrews did his old trick of
firing the ball clear of Carey's reach. and
the rank error could not be overcome. Buff
faIo had several chances to score. but weak
hitting and slow playing lost them the
game Score:
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Casey. Sacrifice hits-Cronin. Sheehan. Nc
Ailister. Stolen bases-Casey. Harley. Base
on balls-On Bandelin. l. Hit by pitcher
Laily. Elberfeld, Harley. First base on
errors-Detroit, 4; Minneapolis. l. Left on
bases, Detroit, S; Minneapolis. 7. Struck out
BY Cronin, L: by Banoelin f. Wild pitches
-Bandelin, .: Cronin. l. Time-1:35. Umpire
Sheridan. Attendance, 90
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Earned runs-Pittsburg. 4: ST. Louis. 2
Two-bass hits-Wagner, Robinson. Three
base hit-Robinson- Home runs-Beaumorlt
Schriver. Sacrifice hit-Ritchey Stolen
bases-Clarke, Wagner. Robinson. Double
play-Ely and OConnor. Bases on balls
Off Chesbro. 2: off Powell .. Hit by pitched
ball-By Tannehill, 2 Struck out-By
Chesbro L: by Tannehill. 8; by Powell 2
Time-2:10. Umpire-O'Day.
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Earned runs-Buffalo, 2; Chicago, 3. Two
base hits-Berbauer, Shearon- Three-b
hits-Schreck, Wood. Stolen bases-Hart
Carey. billiard. Double piays-Broderick to
Bierbauer 10 Carey; billiard to Padden TO
Sugden- Bases on balls-On Kerwin ?; off
Katoll 3; of Patterson. /. Hit by pitched
ball-By KerwIn, 2. Struck out-By Ker-
win. l; by Patterson. 2. Time-2:05. Umpire
-Dwyer. Attendance-1,500.
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Barely Escaped n shut Out.

DETROIT. Aug. 31.-Cronin kept Mime
aDolis's hits well scattered this afternoon
Their only run was scored in the seventh
on a two-base hit and a single. followed by
passed ball Detroit punched hits with
the visitors errors. and the result was
never in doubt Score:
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Earned runS-CIeVeIand D. IWO-base
hits-Lachance. Cross, Farrell Sacrifice
hit-Cross. Stolen bases-Pickering, Cross,
Hart, Schaefer. First base on errors
Cleveland, /: Kansas City. g. Bases on
balls-Of Hart. L; off Patten, 8. Struck
out-By Hart: Patten (2), Gear; by Patten:
Genins, Tamsett, Hart. Pickering. Left on
bases-Cleveland. T. Kansas City 9. Time
100. Umpire-Joe Cantillon. Attendance
1 S00
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Episcopal.

CHRIST CHURcH-A. j. Graham. rector Rec
tor may be found at 100 West North street
Tel ms No service next Sunday
ST. PAUL's CHURcH-New York and Illinois
streets Rev. Lewis Brown, b D., rector
Services: Holy communion. 80 a. m. Tin
dapeL) Morning prayer, sermon and holy conf
munion. 1e.s5 a. M
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DRIVING CLUB RACES.
A Large Crowd Displayed an Interest
in the Sport Yesterday.

Another large crowd witnessed the races
of the Business Mems Driving Club. yester-
day. and all evinced much interest in the
contests. especially the free-for-all race.
Following are the results:
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Earned run-Cincinnati l. Left on bases
Chicago, 5; Cincinnati 6. Three-base hit
rawford. Stolen bases-Barrett CD, Craw-
ford. Beckley. Struck out--By Taylor, 2:
by Scott A. Passed balls-Kahoe, /; Bres-
nehan. 2. Bases on balls-Of Taylor. 1; off
Scott. 2 Wild pitches-Scott, Taylor.
Time-2:05. Umpire-Emslie.
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Base on BallS-OH Stimmel, /.
Struck Out-By Stimmel, 2; by WAd-
DELL 2.
Hit by Pitcher-By Stimmel, L
Two-base Hit-MagooI
Sacrifice Hit-Waldron.
Stolen Base-Hogriever.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis, 4; Mil
waukee,
umpires-Mannassau and Mcdonald.
Time-1:10.
Attendance-1 500
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Earned runs-New York, ?. Two-base
hits-Grady, Long. Davis. Home rum
Hickman. Stolen base-Lowe. Double play
Nichols, 3; off Taylor. 6. Struck out-By
Nichols. 1. Time-1:50. Umpire-Swart-
wood.
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SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug. 31-Chas.
Turville. rode mile, motor paced on the
Star Palace eight-lap track tonight in 1:32,
beating the worlds record of 1893 3-5, made
by liver Lawson.
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CLAIRNOYA%T-Hesx. spiritualistic medium.
Can tell everything Also teaches and develops
others gifts. 80 w. Vermont street
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Easy victory for boston.

BOSTON, Aug. 31.-Boston won easily to-
day. Taylors bases on balls proved costly,
four of Boston's five runs being due to his
wiidness. Neither side was able to bat eff
fectiveIy. Attendance. 800. Score:
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LOANS-Money en- mortgages. c. +. SAYLES.
1z7 East Market street
IOANS-On city property; 81 per cent: no COM
mission, money ready. G. ~. WILLIAMS &
CO. 31s Lefncke building.
ket rate: privilege for payment before due: we
also buy municipal bonds THOS. c. DAY & CO.
Rooms. Sos-sl2 Law building. indianapolis
F1NANCIAI-Loans made TO honest salaried
people holding permanent positions with re-
sponstbls concerns their own Easiest
ferms- Get Others rates then u.s., Strictly
CONFIDENTIAL SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN
CO.. 3o7 Indiana Trust building.