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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-13
THE FIGHTING AT WEPENER
REPORT THAT -FOUR BOER GUNS
HAZE BEEN DISABLED.
Also That -Four Commandants Have
Been KILLED or Wounded-British
Capture Gun in N SOrtie-A Better
Roberts Is Handling His Army Effect
lively.

Aliwal North, April 12.-News from a
municated says that four Boer guns
have been disabled and four command
ants killed or wounded On Tuesday
night the British made sortie, cap
turing a Boer gun and taking some
prisoners.
Colonial troops are still holding their
own splendidly. Cannonading recon-
menced this morning. The Boer at
tack yesterday was not very serious
The British are carefully outstanding
their ammunition and their guns are
making excellent practice. The Beers
are short of ammunition A patrol re-
turning from Smithfield reports that
small groups of Beers are visible.
London April 12.-The Bloemfontein
correspondent Of the Times, telegraph
ing Thursday says 'The latest news
is that Colonel Dalgety's force occupies
position outside Wepener, while the
Rockville commando occupies the town
itself. The pressure there should be
partially relieved within the next twen-
ty-four hours Lieutenant Nix, the
Dutch military attache who was wound
ed at Koorn Spruit, died to-day after an
operation.''
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-13

Macon, Ga, April 12.-superintendent
Jones of this division of the Southern
Railway says that only three operators
between Atlanta and Brunswick went
on strike to-day Reports of the o. r.
T. claim a majority of the men in the
division went out on strike.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-13
BLIND DocroR roUND DEAD.

complete Earlier Anglo Boer War Adyices
on Page 8.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Neglected in Betting. She Won Sec
onI Race at Windsor

Detroit. Mich. July Six ordinary
Faces we're run on heavy track at Wind
>Jr to-Gly. The summaries:
Fisst race. six iuri1n=s-InaOvator ~ Ny Wal
!.-'. . % l. WI, ;'ugLsgn swivel Jos IL Robert
s.rb. . ana : u > second: Prince Plenty
g. Nltzt1,'. = 10 !. third. Fine LIZ. ActI-hil'
Nlr. Go. SeTery, McClays Crinkle and Hoo Ito
ass ran.
second race. onc-half rrile-Miss Auhrev 1a-
q. lrsJ-laI. > to !. Won; Helen Graham Z
tlis-lsl .H-s-ri . 20 AMI - l. second. TJs-
o9su. -: 'HtcASl - J. third. Time. ID Ere
G.-t, Maggie Young. tsss.a-Q-- Lylaii..y Gray
3 .. Matte Eal. Dolly Nacn.f. Tireia d.1br
J.. l7 fi-rtgn ar-I queen Victoria also ran
-i-.a LsHe, mile and -lNteCHt..-Zuroas:ar
i'll 81. Martini. - -. Won; May Ella ~ -
- nnEi - and . To ). second: EnuHtuia III
'Hli ,"-seyi, [, l. third: Time. 1854. Doe Far
IL % also IaH.
I,prtA r8c- mile and hal:-Bentiey t., loi
tNl..oaJ, 10 : won. joe GammaE- IL. -
-.aFi.H', . % ami to =. second. AasfEtte. III
tieyi"ri. 10 l. third. Time. -. Prince VII
helm also ran
t.lta race. seven and onc-half furIorgs-Halle
q tie Glen u waldo, t. l. won. Izsurrs--
Ton y d. Martini. "a 10 and even. sec md:
!.i-ais.Iai u iHar-. l-rEert. To ,. trl.i. Time
4i5. Little isr-s.e. Miss 1t GJ-.n Request. Lord
I.fIo.iaa." al c.virgt,n Nv, also ran.
SH-h race seven and a Halt fu!lyuEs. handicap
u e, u" j. Martini 20 . won: Zone. a..
'@ii-F t..el, 70 O. I and 10 &. /. ,.-eUJ.. t-I-
-ri, IL tNlfI-.a3. 3 % .. third. Tine. 1:i2.
Aidrsl-''itt G.-'!uau, George u. Cox, Old FIX
ana taEotts also rau.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
wADDELL GOES TO MILWAUKEE.
PiftsbGrgS Eccentric Pitcher Was
brought to Time by Connie Mack.

REpI EII' SPECIAL.
Pittsburc. Pa. July 25.-Eubc Waddell
III. eccentric pitcher who was laid on by
PittshJir- some time ago. to-day accepted
the terms If Connie Mack of Milwaukee
and viii report at once. His salary Will
be S3'N per month and expenses The Pits
burg club keeps string on Waddeli, loan
ing him to Milwaukee only. Those who
know the foNiusss of Mack smiled tonight
wheE they heard Wadieli Rad come into
line. Ruhe some days ago tore up Mack 5
Geographic offer and SWCrc he wouldn't
leave PucNsutawney. where he was play
ing FOR a semiprofess0nal team.
1t * n-idcred 81 yIiificant that two days
after this Dubois and other Pennsylvania
towns served notice on PunxSutaWney that
Naddeil was barred from pitching against
then. There are those who profess to be-
ii se that Foxy Con- used heroic means
To bring Wuddci TO his senses.
J0uctt Meekin was to-day Internationally
released by. Manager Clarke At New York.
Ever since bis awful humping at 81. Louis
Msekin's job hasn't been safe, and he
hasn't got any better in practice.
Word comes from New York that Presi-
dent Dreytuss has promised to- every play
er IN the Pittsburg team, who will make
i've hits in game. the highest priced hat
to be bought in the city where the hits
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
ONLY 4 GALLop ron ETnELBEHr.
EotheR's Son Hrat Imp and skyscapcr
a Mile in I:tD,

New York. July 25-T;ie chief event IN
jp-Ia. s. IA ing at Brighton Beach was the
Iz.lp stakes. III which eight were down to
60, but all but Skyscraper were afraid Of
tthe.5ert and Imp. and declined the issue.
Imp cut out the pace, Joined by SkyscraVer.
at the lower turn. and they ran like a team
I'D the back stretch. At this point Ethel
BERT came on with q rush and I'm Il six
tenth Uf Il mile was Il half dozen lengths
IN front He won easily, pulled up. Imp,
plainly out OF condition. staggered in third
two lengths behind SkysCraper. The sum
n.ries.
Frs; race. five furioncs-Waiter. II2 fClaNson,
ID - I. Gnr. AlSlT8. L. tSp.rgerl. Z 10 !, IN
) {" = s..und. Dame IL slack. 81 To- l. third.
Tine, i.2 @-.. Qnit" Right, Baunder. Idle chat
All The Golden Prince also ran.
sc III race SIX furiquEs-Baron Pepper. IiJ
ti-iH".1. . 10 J, Won. Doctor Barlow. 10 ,H.u-
~. t. J. second. Fair EusaIn"nd li9 tSpefcer,
: 10 J. th!T !. Time. lis. CoSsseiI and AI-:t
Third rara. mile and a six;eenth-Prestliirita-
-. 'S t-n1wt. = It. won; HanshorouEh ~
tt-nf5p. , g. !. second: Wax Taper 1JI GsauslEi.
3 - l. u'.d. Time. l:i7 -. CheesesJTaw ii.
and Beautiful also ran
Fourth race. ISlip, one miie-Etholbert, 1876
iiuineFI, 70 g, won. SkyscTapcr. ~ t.ienkins!
- 10 i secoid Imp IL tMitcheiD. to :. third.
FI.,h race. five -1grlongs-Maro;hsn. lie Ger-
~. - !. second: Balloon. liz Gunner. {. !.
tat-2. Time. l.fL -. faveta Street Boy The
Irish Boy and Katherine also ran.
sixth race. six furl"uES. s-illrE-CitFaltar. us
.Turngp. 10 /. won; GpGfalion. i87 jtTsnry,
70 ], second; Ills ROYAL fIighnese 10 IShaui
domino. Miss Hanover. Ezcelsis, Her Lsdyship
e.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

Rose. TO :. wo7; Pupil. los .f;uln,an, u 20 -
Se'Y,iha: Pay ihe Fiddler. 70 ,WinkaeiD. r %
J. tElr:- Tine. l;lait. Little Jack Homer.
tiG.-iale. Robert I-at;A and Senator Thompson
Third race Eve fur.Cnrs-Dan1v Jim li2
tNheNi. - 10 :, won; Sanuazar1 us ,guI,ru4u.
: 70 ., s-coad. JIwin'z. los IL Rus.l y 10 /
Iird. Time, i:aG Robert WaaIelI cola RlG...
no he Altar. The Cpnquaror and Fsraday Jr
foutth race. -" mile--Anrl wan. 10 H. Roeel
Il "a .. Won. HH!Ir', s. '~'Grp.I. 20 Z Second
lnlfisGer, - tNvUr.III. j. e. :. trirI. Time
I:.l burwa'd. Hosi. sister Fox and Chau.cg-
Fisher also Tdr.
F!fth race one ralIe-T-iuce Elazes lGf brad
f"fdt. 10 J, Won; Nalk-U-aaW. lfg F:ullufsul
% >. .ec'1t; Fr'uGlhi. p lkuich-i Is To- =
third Itm". III. bishop Reed. Lady Brir-
taHi". 11inord. oWe1,l0r0 and Frelu:huys,,q
al. ran.
sixth race. one n'ie-Aioah II. 100 'Seatoal
- 10 /. wen, The Unknown To- tNaiSip Do IL
l.. seczrt. Hreecnok. 40 G'gr..sl. > o. l. thfr,l
me. l;'l- En-for!. finished s--gGI. disqualified
u. f.ulIg. VI. Tor Ml-L..- IL. -,
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Start good. Won hot drive; second same Nirrt
l'.la. U.1nt1f- u inner roNeiei in going: ava
80 "'=. 20 -ttli ut ri ,in0fs rush finish. Duty .
T.a. .Hfngt- Na;r-crest could not get ttruush 81
'u' ..s-i. ,ir'l. .S-is, 40, :s>'z. l:2s'.
Post minutes.
so! Fourth race rursa siao ,aniican o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
DANDY JIM WON AT LONG ODD
Heat Sannayrro. 81 Hot Fasoritc, In
Third Hawthorne Race

Chicago. July 25.-The talent nj Haw-
thoTne this afternoon could see nothing hut
SaHnazaru in ;he third race pullman had
the mount. Sannazaro led into the stretch
ana then Dandy Jim. at - TO l. came with
n rush ana smothered Sannazaro and Bull
man. Weather raining. Track Heavy. The
summaries
-tlIst race. Eve furlongs-Icon 100 ,Natthews)
10 WON; Woodstock. Lei knight . to 2 see
enl; Galan!hus, lll Rose, to l. third. Time
1:7efs- tpHdn Nolkmsnn. First Pop Al Brown,
airy Prince and William Boyer also ran
Second race. six fGIl0ngs- Hermoso. Ia IT,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
oHSEr COST ARTHUR ONLY s,o
He Was Purchased at .JnEie Mark
uen-s Sale Inst Ncur-

r. n. Arthur annexed TWO purses a, tha
diE Grounds yesterday with Ohget and
Danish. Both We're favJrites. Arthur mr.
chased Ohnet at Jake Marklien's SiIe Iasr
year for $40: Ii was indeed a lGciy uJrl
chase, for the 3-year-old son of imp. Con
rad has already Won himself cut a dozen
times over and promises TO devcloo iuro n
colt of excellent quality. In thu han,li-
cap yesterday he beat some OF the best
srrinters at the track
Fourteen books drew or at the Fair
Grounds yesterday. Ii was the IarE--t
number that has been on since the i!rst
month of the meeting.
Kid Rogers and Tommy Cunnors ar
rived at the track yesterday from Chicago.
where they he'd been booking for the Celia
Adler-Tilles syndicate. CCnnOrs saws the
game around Chicago WIS never So Eood.
Several bets were made on VIII Fay, the
winner or the second race, at odds as good
as 100 TO /. KID Rogers laid this urIce f,r
a second. The shaTpshooters got to MIN in
= hurry and he lost heavily TO the race.
After the last race Judge Murphy called
Tor the sheets on the Judge SteadmaD race
lie intends to make q thorough inyestiGa-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
TEBEAU SAYS HE HAS No EXCUSE.
Thinks He Had Lot of Hard Luck I'm
the Games at Boston.

itt-i-t Bit SPECIAL.
Boston. Mass. July 2J.-The ST. I.nuis
Players left Cor Brooklyn tonight, where
they VIII play for the balance OF the week
They took their three defeats here calmly.
although expressing many wishes that they
could have taken the two out Of the three
that they had confidently expected.
II nave nothing 10 say said Tebeau.
The first day we were here | said We were
IN good shape. and had no excuses for
losing games. mean that now. We h Ive no
excuses TO make-onIy think any one who
saw these three games VIII agree with me
that they contained lot Of hard luck FOR
US. How often viii you find IL that such
pitchers as Young. Hushey, weighing or
Jones are hit as hard "a they were in this
serfest How often will YOU see a team max
ing ten hits in one inning. and scoring thir-
teen runs? There have been cases as bad
but they don; come often I: was hard
luck. Things did not break right for US at
all. hope We shall find change in Brook
Ign"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
TO FIGHT TERRIBLE" TEDDY.
Ben Jordan. English Feather Weight.
Trying to Get n Match.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York July c5-Ben Jordan, tho
clever English feather weight. will. in all
probahili be Terry Mctiovern's next Op-
ponent. Negotiations are going on for
match between the two lads. and II terms
can be agreed upon Jordan Will immediately
set sal! for this side
The bout Will be decided at Madison
Square Garden the latter part OF August.
McCiovern was TO have met Jordan in Eng
land. but the club did no. offer enough
money. and Sam Harris called the match
off
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Selections.

@i3 Orleans ..r0f
- AursGs 80. E.N
80 Ndit .. 7J.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Late River News.

Evansville Ind. july 25.-Rivsr IL fee, and
rising. Cloudy and
EEPI- BLTC SPECIAL.
Grand Tower. Ill, July a5-Eagls departed
for crystal City at ~ a. n. with twelve ears
of coal and one baTg, Of p!iinS. Wer Eagle de-
iarted for 81 louis ~ s.4' a. m Peters Lee
down n 2:SJ y. m The Jack Rabbit IS ios .f.y
ties " APPLE creek. The gauge reads j5.S feet.
q rise Of foot IN the last ;Wsnty-foIr hoass.
Weather ci1;iv and WARM.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Warsaw. Ill. July e5.--Gaugs reads IS feet.
8 Use OF . Of n OF. Clear and warner. The
ottuTwa Bell down an! with excursion
The Mary Eill IN and cut with excursion
The Silver Crescent in and OGt Oh time.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

Sioux City. Ia. July 25-Tbe Eleventh
District Republican Congressional C0nycn-
ton at Storm Lake to-day unanimously re
nominated Congress man Lot Thomas.
Resolutions Were adopted indorsing ex-COn-
gresham George l.. Perkins fer the seat in
the United States Senate made vacant by
Senator Gears death.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
PHILADELPHIA ~, CINCINNATI z.
Allen Has Engaged Latham to Help
Ont the Reds

thI7d".Inl1. July @'.-irlie Latham was to-
day sisu-! by Cincinnati as utility man aud
coach. Although Cincinnati played a good game
tu-Uay. PHILADELPHIA Vas FAX superior that IN
many "sSF4 TIE visitors made 70 aruaar
ridiculous. TIE home team b1tt.I am folded
ire ly.uint winners. Phillips took SCOTS y!ac.
Pom TIE rubber. but was unable 70 prcyeat rl.e
fusila';o. tfrCinrat!'s runs In the eighth
were made ty punching four hits. Score
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Two Dem acrntic Candidates.

iat.ll Blu - EItAiA
Dallas. Tex, July 2j.-PhH @. Travis Of
Dallas to-day formally accepted the norli-
nation for member of the Legislature I'm the
f;OtorIa! district. composed Of Dallas and
EoCkwaH counties, rendered 10 him by the
Democratic Convention. held in Dallas On
July 9. John ". Goodman Of Rockwell
claims TO he the regular nominee Of the
primary convention.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

hI,TT BIO SIEIINI.
panyiile, III. July -5.-nanrilis went dov= in
defeat to-day before bloomington The score:
r. II. L.
bloomington 30 Is Is .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Tinreapolis ., Detroit %,

MINNEAPOLIS. July The hosne team. redeemed
themselves to-day hy Ul4yirg u beautiful game
and shutting cut Detroit by score Z: TO ..
SlCre
R.HE
Detro', ...... 80 . o 0 0 o % I
Minneapolis ....-..I . o - 4
i3atreries-Detroit. Cronin and Mc4ilIister: Min
I tsr oils HarNay and Fisher
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

Powell was not able 10 pitch in Boston
''s account OF a soreness of the wrist. hU
VIII ie sent after to-murrow's game II
ir"oklyn II he Is Ia any kind OF shIpe
t,h'rWii", Young will be used. Tebeau doe,
NOT expect TO have either Dunlin or Held
turns 90 81. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
scond. c. =. Jarvis. Morning sun: third. - Pa

Second. e. =. Jarvis. Morning sun: third. Pa
tCrSou. Marion
ore mile club champienship-First Hanson.
burlington: second. = A swan. Burlington.
th;Ii. Otto Hu-Tl@. I;url.-gt-n- Time 800 la
ThTes-fftbs u Z. mill. boys Is years ami under
r.r~t. 1icClurti1. Morning sun. second Simpson,
citumwa; third, Icppins. burlington. Time,
las 60.
fifth OF Z uile-F1rst. Lass. Galesburg. sec
ond. Gamble. Morning sun; third, heppei. Keo-
kUE. Time. -.
Two-tifth Of mile. members only-First,
kurTle. second. swan: Third Hanson. Time. la1.
one mile ha.dicap-F!rSt. Lass. 10, sialesbIrc:
secont jarvis. 40 Morning S'ln: third. Van
Hort -. CsJa:nTa- Time. 20 80.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

Nlrhpl$ said after The came that he con-
siH"r'o himself lucky. Neither Tcnury nor
week. and POSSIBLY not before the next
Western trip begins. Each is In poor share
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
MOBERIy FAIR RACES.
Domitian Took Three Straight Heats
In 2:20 Trottin. Event.

ttr.t y Elit Si't'lAl.
Mcterly. Mo. JGly 25.--A good crowd wit
messed the races at the fair here to-day.
only three events were pulled Of. Follow
ing is the result:
2:2e :rot. three heats-DCmitian, !. !. L:
sam Gould, I. ?. 2; Greasy, :, 5, 4. Time.
2:&li-. 20. 2:22A
20 pace. four heats - Sophia, l.
+ / ]; Fire Alarm; 6. !. !. =; Albert Allison.
:, j. z. j; Budshields. Cno and Silver Dick
also ran. Time. 2:l9lt. 2:l91,. 30 20
Haif- mile dash an: rereat-Dazmore. 3
j. l; Tennette, ]. I. =: Trouble, .. :. Time
80 20
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Indianapolis .. Kansas City &.

Kansas city. No. July 25.-Karsas city list to-
days same through errors at critical moments.
. Wild throw by Lee IN the sixth inning letting
1" two runs. and error by C.UshIin In the
seventh. letting in two more. Attendant leJ3.
Score:
r. II. Z.
Karsas city 800 : 81 ! 4
Indianapolis IL y % II 8
Isitteries-Kansas City. Ier and GJud.ug, In
dianaI.ulis. k.I.lt nri pnurars
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First Isacc-Loka, Regatta, Eauralnra.
Chancellor. - ''''t' 4l"h
eIer. - -''' LIZ
Fourth Race-GO To Bed. Malay, pinorrle
rim tace-f,harlie O'I'Tien. Liahic. H.-I[ory,r
sixth Iiace-AInaeIe, Wall Oula.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
FAST TIME At Dys MONIES.
Great Western Circuit Meeting Iuaug
urated on .hc Kite Track.

bes Mo!Ees. Ia. July 25-The opening
day Of the Great Western Circuit Faces ON
the iss MOines kite track. was character
tied by pleasant weather. good attendance
ana uniformly fas. time. although none Of
the PERFORMANCES Were remarkable
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
Chicago 2, Cleveland 2.

Chicago July 25.-patterson was the star per-
former IN ttis afternoons game. He held the
ysitors down to seven scattered singles, and
with perfect support would have shut them cut
The Chicagcs punched their hits Attendance.
I.s,. Score:
Ri. E.
Chicago go. .-......o % 2
Bltterics-Pastersoa and Sugden:.Ic Kenna and
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not feeling just righ:, bI, v,rt in because
,e was about the only available man. and
hence WIS forced tn
never hau very much luck in Bos-
ton, anyway. he said. ami tn-day il was
n ,e an the worse by my not being In good
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Earned rln~-Ciuc.nnat! . Philadelphia g. Two
has" h!ts-Wolyerton 1. Wood !. Sacrifice hits
NslNeJtrn !. Frazer Z. Douglass :. Stolen bases
La Joia !. Crawford !. Petz l. Double PLAYS
Frazer. Cross and Delehanty I. First OF balls
tr scott /. Fhilius 2. Frazer !. Irft on la zes
-Cincinna'i 6. Philadelphia II. Hit by pitched
hIli--St'iufoltt /. Flick !. Struck gut--I}y SCOTT
!. by Phillips =. Passed baIls-Pr.tz . douglass
! Wild Phillips /. Time-TwJ hours
les.
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hits-AIciraw !. Ling / Tir's-hase hitsHFr.e-
man :. i.anE l. Burkett l. Home ruus-Nrt;r, u
!, elements /. Stolen taS.s-l4oHg I. Sucriflas
Iits.isnC Rasus baiis-On Nichols : III
N"yhlrS > struck Guilty Nichols l. bv Iysy-
hing i5aiks-MoyhinE /. Passed ba.ls-Rnbin-
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Bnffalo O. Milwaukee 2.

Milwaukee Wis. July es.-The home team out
hattsd the visitors to-day but the latter punched
t.eir hits Sparks and played e:rorless feii-
Ing game thereby scoring :. comparatively easy
game. Score:
RHE
Buffalo 80. .-....9 . . 0-s 70 0
Hstteries-Srarks and Disg:ns. kerwin and
shreCherg.s.
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Chic az,

Earned runs trlrklNn |. Two base hitS-heiiy
/. Left on h1S.s-Chi,ag1 :, Brooklyn = Struck
cUt-Ey Kennedy 2. by TAYLOR :. stolen bases
Jones !. Sh'c kard l. iiasea on hails-1n kenne-
dv ! of Taylor :. hOuh'" plays-Sh"y iSart and
Jennings l. Hi- hy pitched Eaii-Ey Taylor l
T.ur-ouc hour and hf.y-two minutes Umpire
UIgV. Attendance I25.
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Ross Named for Congress.

Indianapolis. md. july 25.-John Ross OF
Lafayette was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Tenth District for Congress
to-day by acclamation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
BRookLlN q. CHICAGO =.
Kennedy Had the Anarchists We'll in
Hand All the Way.

Brooklyn. July = Kennedy had the measure,
~ tho 'iicdsp team at All times TODAY. The
game was slow and unintereStiHg. b1WOut' :
sit.Tt.Iuu play. in the absence .! pahlen who Is
III. tn. feature 10 SfsTe.
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I,tffei-
Now N.rA
'Eattsl for Mercer In second.
tN.tIr.r batted f.r NatheWson IN ninth.

fWaTu.r batted far Iatheyson in ninth.
i..ttshlrs .--........-2 OIL
New York -..----.......-.9 l . 0 o.
base on err9rs-Iittsburg :. New York > Lift
on las.s-Hittsnurg :. New York Il. First base
IN tIIi=-off CHESHIRE z. off Mercer J. Fl Nath-
sWs' : struck cut-Iiy Chesbr1 l. by Mathew
s.H :. stolen hases-Ndener :. Boyle I. Dputl.
TIys-Eiy, Wagner and O'Br!en / Home rlin.-
,.lsrke ]. Davis |. Two-base hits-Besunorr =
Clarke :. Cf'slrO I. Gleason ]. Passed halls
SERVER I. Tima-oHe hour and ffty-five N n
ut.S Iu,pir.-F.n-l.e. Attendance. 5yt
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CYCLISTS At BURLINGTON
Six First-Ciass Events In Southeast
srn Iowa Meeting.

Burlington, Ia, July 21-The Soutf,ea stern
Iowa bicycle races here to-day with entries
from all over this section. resulted in the
following scores in the afternoon:
One mile, noyice-EiTst, z. y. Smith, Ottumwa.
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omaha -. I'll 0 . . . 0 % :
EatteTies-n-s Moincs. Wsimer and Lorlan;
Omaha, Ne1meyer and Wilson.
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Cleveland Trotting Race. pe.troned

cleveland. O.. July 25.-The grand Circuit; races
scheduled for to-day at GirEyiiIe were postponed
until tomorrow. owing to the .At.cm Is heavy
condition OF tile track.