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Coupled in straight betting.
Start good. Won handily. second drivin
leila. south Breeze was a disappointment
soE-s class. Adelante closed with de;ermir
Time-:l2is. "a. 1904. :ss, l:lsis-
Post minutes.
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Maple Grove Driving Club.


Arcoa. H.. July is.-'rhe Maple Grove Driving
Club closed a most successful tire. days rnsstA
ing to-day With Inc weather, large Attendance
and fast track.
- The sofrel mare Sipannar owned by William
taccklsy OF 3iattoon, which competed in lilo In
pace Wednesday died at an early hour thss
morning caused presumably from overhead and
30.
Today's races resulted follows:
1:2r trOt. purse st5J:
Linn Could b. l.. Geo. Gould Uohnscnl. 4 l I
Silly. b. J.. Hers"hei GHayanl. ..-.......I 2
Eccie b. b. &, LeOp'ie 1sIagr1Ider) ~
Ada BerIsl b. m. BOTual AnssT:et Usyol.i
Dorothy Fairbanks and Brander also staTtGa
Best time, 2:22
ESQ pace. purse $50.
Roy d. b. e.. Walsnsham (!re-C). .....-1 I
Galley T.. 5. M, Red Buck Hf.iselrleI)....2
Buter water, br. s.. Gold Band HyarsD.-.-3 3
Fancy NJ. and Iiula Wilkes also started. Bess
time, 3:24
Free for all pace. purs. 500:
MISS Finley br M, ThiTon tSandersD...-1
Little Dock. b. 3, Wals.ns ham (S!saefer,.-2 2
Best time, 2.l5
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start good Won riding. second easily. VIM er. F.
: hest. IL 4 grand race las
Loving Cup ran her under good ride Harry ipuke
Tnt1:g7. :lsIs :sbS.. 49,. rs. i::ls.
Post ! minute.
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:annuinn Races.

HcLtIeal. July i:.-The weather was clear at
may:
rirst race six and one-half furIonas-AIIou--
aice - iDobl rDJ. 10 10 ! and . /. Rca by a
head Doustcrs..lr... lyG tItJbaTtsonl. : L. and
I 70 D. second; Lizzie Kelly lt- Castro. 3 20
1. tird- Time. l.sta4. Pass.,i. Louie Hunter.
GI.ltk also ran
second rece. tour and -haIf furInnes 2-year-
Gus ssh LUIS l1S Us ThuIAp-unb. 10 ana |
10 : Won by eight lengths. silscy. 81 c,uo.fni,
u = second, lila guiChilmu. Us &C .istrs,. ? 10
/. thlfd. Time. lac .. Prince VI song. Aino.us1
IHlfd race, SIX and half furlongs- rothar
FREE, 10. th1Aa.t.uI.i. Il 10 ! and & - / non
Hy Tour lehsths' IHltGgas, lcl "a. Weber, to
an y'e'l; 1te';ia; A!s- Soak. III u'alsb. 10 To
Ice Drop also Time l:3nx
touI.h race one iuii.-t.-it.ye, ll5 tCobil.n,.
even AMI to 2 won. ~ Murray. l0g ,Eoud.T'
lyl. 10 !. second; hittic Regent. 81 a.. Thornj.-
S,hl' % J, una. Time. !.Ssi.. L. W Pos
sum and Rochester also ran Rochester finished
hE.t. qua Mas disqualified for fIul:ny
fiith race, six fuTi1Hss-Eungarian i02 Co
ber:p. 70 and to ). wen by four lengths:
Aithea l"l q. Daiyl TO / and 1 u ; second;
rlthland Prince ~ tMc9dai-j To l. third.
Weinbeis also ran.
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GOOD PLAYING At WHIST.
Contests for the Mixed Pairs Excited
Interest.

Niagara Falls. july l2.-The contest for
the mixed pairs AZ whist to-day brought
out some very good work. The winners
were:
First section: North and South-Doctor
NJ E. Anderson, Buffalo: III. A. Walker
Chicago.
East and West-Doctcr A b. Gather
Baltimore; F. \. H;nteTmeister. Scranton,
Pa; .. v. Baldwin. Chicago; w. T.. Tai
colt. Cleveland
Second section: North and South-F. A.
Math;es and Mrs G. B. Lloyd. Toledo; ].
c. Beardslee and n. c. Beardslee. Cincin-
natl.
East and West-Mrs. Il. A. Kruger ToIe-
do; X NJ. knickerboclSer, Syracuse: Mrs.
James SHAW. Detroit: &. r. Lloyd, Toledo;
w. b. Boutslle. Minneapolis, and r. r.
Richards Chicago.
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vARDOS DEFEATED SMITH.
EagIish Champion Was Too Good fol
the American Creek.

Chicago, July Hilary Warden, the
Englishman. defeated Champion Smith
In their thirty-six hole golf match al Mid.
lothian to-day, four up and two to pla.-,
Eardon led at the end OF the mornings play,
three up The match this afternoon was
finished a the sixteenth hole, bur played out
for the medal scores. The EngiishniaQ
made but two mistakes in the entire day.
One WAS drive into the ditch in the morn
ing. losing 4 hole. and the other bad
approach shot His driving and approach
ing were better golf than Smiths. the lat;eg
eXceilinS In his puts, the previous
day. His ffteen-foot put at the fifth hola
In the morning was the feature Of the
play.
lost three and halved nine In the afternooA
he won six. lost four and halved eight
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The Reds have won no faver than ten
games IN the fnal inning this seasuH. In
most OF their victories of this sort they
iiatc apparently had no chance to win Tie
EAne out Their record In this respect Is
redl'y most remarkable. The team ldS
iiiHe - many great finishes that the fans
hIS really dlsdlpoiEtcd when they iali 10
pun game out in the last Inu,u. TLert.
WIS tiine IN the history of the Cincinnati
cub when the crowd would leave ~ the
the eighth or ninth inning. That tine,
however. Is past. Every body stays ior the
hnish nOw.-Cincinnati Enuujrer
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Dnnviile Again the Victor.

REPUELiC SPECIAL
Danville, Ill. July l2.-BascbaIi, Central
League. score.
r. n. T..
Denville .-..........l @ . 9 0 Q % Y
Ratteries-Danville. Mcintyre and AcGuire.
TeTre Haute. Swain ard Jesup.
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Start good Won handily; second easily vi Stri
Aaa L3ld Charlie DBTi,n closing nnsl iut
advantage Cossnoiina and oBrien had unpins match
sIneN5l 1884, :ssl Az. ssh. Ie'.. l:2a Iils., IL
Post
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aI5o ran. siiverdale and Aiard sheck coupled

sl5o ran. silverdale and Aiard sheck coupled
SCh.:- entry.
Fourth race, mile and lN yar!s. selling
Melioco.s, ~ 'S0Gtharil. 40 70 ], won. Tu!ibio
ia ~. Naisn). ! q D second EnnJmia, 10
ti3o!aniD. to .. third. Time. i:si. ElkIH
NChicsr ana Mater Mansir also ran.
Fifth race. handicap, mile and an slghth-Ciold
FCs. ia OBull.nanS To :, Won: Diss0iute "A
t>ni=ht,. IL to s. second: The Bobby. - MAR
an, ID !, third. Time. i:5Six. Donna Rita
also
sixth race, mile-Ilmer!ck. los Gsurns). S 70 s.
Won; Mi,!vood. ~ I1eviEl. 70 J. second; Lime
right l'5 rgiutos'. 3 e. J. third. Time. l-4Jla.
VAN. Kentucky Babe. Fair Dsre!yer. Hollywood
md ,1arn M..-i.n II
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Milwaukee u. Indianapolis q.

Indianapolis, Ind. July II Milwaukee to-
day. game with nNe hits. gifts by Gardner
in the hrst inning. and "a timely nit which
l.artsell let q; through him gave the visitors
q rec runs. They were Presented aitA two NOR,
al q Will throw II uray's. and their final tally
W. made ON errors by Hickey and Gray. TEir-
teen badly placed hits std the champions
- Cd. -cttl % three being all they couid reg
lister. Score.
X. ~. T.
....-..0 . e-S 10
fiiIxauke- -.--..--.S % g. >
Fattegi.s-indanap.I.s. Gardner an! Heydon;
MIN. NJ &c. SIArkS and Snlfh
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Montreal. July I2.-The dates for the trial
races for the defenders of the sea ganink, tnn
have been set Tor July 81 - and %
Three aThtrators VIII be in charge OF the Gun
rae this year, one selected by the Royal ST
Law enc, one ~ the White Fear Ciuh and the
th'ro 10 De selected BY these two. The Royal 81
d-iNfencs Yacht Clubs selection is W u Phil
hps Of the Royal Yacht Club Of Toronto
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Hilary Swain, the long pitcher. has
i.icheI mis- grip and betakrn himself from
ne IS through with baseball and will de-
vote ms TIM" TO teaching school at home.
i.dS' SATURDAY Swain was in bad temper,
and his peevishnt $. caused some had ulays
when lost The game. He was fined and
suspended and refused To accept the ruling.
ushihnled his salary. got ii, paid his bills
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The OHciai Score.

+Fwo out when winning run was scored.
Ersion -. ............0 o 0 o 0 o 81
"a mmHry: Earned ruEs-st. Louis . Boston
Tvo-bsse hits-Mc.ianu /. Three-bass htE-iDi-
lara !. BUrkett J. Bases on baiis-on Powell :,
of Lewis 3. Stolen bases-Nc,;ann /. Burket T.
- ivan l. Strike ou.s-By Powell 2 by Lewis B
Time II sam.-Two hours. Ump.Ie-EnlsIie
ATTENDANCE z $50
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son half 10 beat MackeraIl. Is. GO, ga.
Fir.t rOUnd-Park Wright, scratch, beat ". J,
Ci1taisT, owe half 3d. by ;efault. II. Fess.nGens
half 90 beat A. {. McNaSter. half =. 81 50.
Y. Patterson half Is, beat X. OgilVte. L. 81, 81
see0nd r,und-E Rarterson. HALF Is beat Bob
Wright. AZ. by defeu!t.
N,L's doubles. preliminary rOund-M- ID. Whit
man and Bob Wrish. beat -. r. Stevenson ard
N. C:erar. 50 SO. Z. p. Fischer and II. H.
Hscketi beat ". A. larnei and W. J. Ciothisr
SIS. 81. Ga
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SELECTIONS.

First Raco-Iron Chancellor. sfascagni. Bon
aqua.
Second Race-Robert Jr.. Frank johnson Geo.
". Jenkins.
Third Race-Woo5trice W. D. Gates, Rush
fs-os.
Fourth Race-St. Cuthhe.t. Lord Neville Verify
Fifth Race-Frenchy. FiTepl.y. Eva's Daring
Sixth kace-Sam Lazarus, kisrie, Dewitt.
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Minneapolis \, Cleveland o.

Cleveland, o.. July l2-CIeveland neld.d mis-
erabIy to-day and 10 that due the FIRST four
runs OF the visitors. Ehret Was hit hard. but
when hits did not count Score.
II. II. l..
Cleveland ..... 40 % : 3
MinnespDi .......9 2 0 o-s IL y
Batteries-CIsveiand. Fauyer and Spies: kinne-
apulis, Ellret and Fister.
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FOURTH DAY Al TENNIS.
Cha m pionsbip singles and Doubles
Were PinEcd OF.

Chicago. July l2.-FoIlowing were the re-
suits in the tennis tournament to-day:
Championship singles. fourth round
Paret beat Baker. 4-6: 60: 6-Si Collins beat
LattIe. 6S; 81: Samuel Hardy beat Nc
keever. d.; 6-5-
Championship doubles. first round-CoII;us
and i'aret beat Myers and Nicely, 6-3; g.
6-4 Bond and Sheldon beat Turner and GU
christ by default.
Second rlund-Hardy brothers beat Carter
and Mckeever, So: 6-2: 10: 60: Alexander
and Little beat Mcouiston brothers. 80:
g.: Ga: Bond and Sheldon beat UBrien and
Bank by default.
RESULTS At NIAGARA.
Niagara-on-t he-Lake. Ontario, JULY 10
The finals in the Canadian tennis cham
pionshiDs We're reached to-day and tp-mor
row morning W. A Larned will me-,
Wright The double finals will be ola -
on Saturday. Fischer and Hackett meet y
Whitman and Wright. Score:
Mems singles second TOund-Bob Wright La
ward. beat II. Z. Avery. Detroit 90 81
G. IeMaster. Toronto. beat c. K. Stevenson
HaTN ard. 81 81. '"'
Seminal round w. a. I.arned. Summit. heal,
Z. Patterson. Toronto, go. G-2. Bob Wrtght
Harvard, beat A. C. McMaster. TofoHto.
&C. "a. U.s.
Handicap singles. preliminary round-E. Pa,t..r.
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Queen LIS Fast Half.

Marsh1iltowa. Ia. July 12.-Queen L.. owned
by W. W. WatsWoTth Of Ashton Neb. TO-DAY
broke The hslt-n.lc track record Of the State M
L3lf miiv aiti repeat. IN 20 seconds fiat.
May AbD"tt wen the 81, fgst ia 2:2p.. Queen
LII won the 2.io pace in 2-i)..
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MeIeansbcyo Won.
REPrRLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mcicansbofo. Ill. July ls-The gam to-day
between Mount Vernon ari VI Leanshoro re-
suited: Mclseanstoro 3. Mount Vernon y Bat
teries-Mount Vernon. French. Beii ard smith;
MCLaansboro. Psrtin and Foreman.
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Sycamore q, DE kaIb .



Sycamore. Ill. July is.-Sycsmore ans Dekalb
Iut 10 a fine exhibition OF baseball! here to-day,
the game being lost ~ the visiting team by
score Of , 10 I. Scuie:
sycamore ..................0 e-5
bel alb ...-.................-0 o o . o 81
Observation-Disclosures and Cassibion. I.undgrea and
stock
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PITrsBURG :, BROOKLYN q.
Pirates Landed ON kitsOn for Two
Home Runs,

Pittsburg. Pa, July IZ-kitsoE's ine record
was badly shattered to-day. Eleven hits. two OF
then. home runs. were made on him. Every kind
OF LalI known hard hitting. fast play, stupid
play aEd many errors. shown In the game
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Brooklyn.
Iittsburg.

ba SO hIts-J-Inings T. bahien !, Daily !. Home
rurs-LeauuiyEt /. Clarke l. Sacrifice hiis-M az
Irr / Cu1iey / Stolen Williams /. Wag-
nsr /. Ritchsy !. Kelley ]. Double plays Clarke.
Williams. Ritchry and Ely l. First base On
bElls-on Tannehin .. Hi by pitch.r-hreier J.
Struck olt-By Tannshill /. Wild pitche. -ks.-
son . Time-T9o houre. Imp.ra-S~artSoOd
Attendance 3IOJ.
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Detroit 3, Chicago I.

Detroit Mich. July i2-Broeie scored Chica-
COS only run today on his hiI the nrst time
un and stole second coming home on Sheldon
long single down left fi-,a toal line. Detroit
won the game IN the s-rund three hits aud
L. II. L.
Detroit 30 y Y
lti-Auo ...-.....-...f o. 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yeaser and sSlaw. Chicago.
gtieIsOn and Sugdep
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CINCINNATI 4, PHILADELPHIA o.
Noodles Hahn Did Not Allow Quakcrs
One Hit.

Cincinnati. %. July is.-iiahn shut the Phillies
out without u semblance OF lit to-day lie
struck out eight men and allowed but three 70
reach frs;. Bernhardt was easy early in the
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belong Won the Medal.
REPUBLIC SPEC

Fort Smith. ARK. July i2--Delong OF Hot
Springs won the medal and the state champion
ship In the Individual shoot to-day he also
J.t de the hghes; general average. Coles OF
Pine Bluff came second with the highest average
for the day.
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Omaha, Neb.. July I2.-Score:

e eiaa1 city 49,. % 81. Is
acknowledgements. Reach and Luzon. Nc
Uunald. Ferguson and Cote.
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'es Moines. la. July I2.-score:

Ies MoineS ...---..t l o o o . 0 o - IA .
PLs,,I. ............9 . o 80 II 5
B,ttories-M Mcfarland and Loman; Eerkes and
Graham.
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REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

track
1O6
lilies
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THE NAUTILUS STAKES.
Landed by Prince of Melbourne, the
Realization Winner.

New York July 12.-At Brighton Beach a
heavy shower broke as the horses went
to the post for the fourth race. and again
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Or. EOuEMNAM

Cures all Chruac DsesEes DR. ~ -s.fue Curative,
positively Nervous Debility. seminal Weakness. Let
Manhood evils .sU.iag from youthful! srTurs
excuses in from weeks In c1tz.tly
Gv-,t-s.. IL the Ct Louis fot forty and
has failed in caring the NoEs, Cases Price. Eiys
DysEs tzl pack TIA D0lar efficient 10 show tss lie
Remedy will do zlitst is advertised >Jd oo By Dr. c.
HOHAsSAs. No. 81 Morgan street, 81 lols, No
H.. Jlisara Isl. Private Circular FREE
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" sstern League.

r. II. f..
ST Joseph .........-2 20 0 -
Denver ....-......--0 o o 0 o 80 IL 4
Isatceries-GbsOn Maupin and King. Eyer
Hollsnd and sullivan.
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Boston Is playing dead" ball. Tenney
Goes not compare with Hugh Duffy as a
captain. The effect which the switch OF
show on what little things the fate OF ma
lions lions, and of bah games depends Duty
Mouiu nave been watching for that ball.
~, Too. He just took notes OF his teams
dere!iction and said nothing
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Cans Knock ed LesVer Ont

Baltimore Nd, July l2-Joe Cans knocked out
Whitley Lester Of New York in tire fourth ct
their tventy round bout Tonight before the Ed
Ieka Athletic Club.
In rhe preliminary, George Einnigar OF this
city Was given the decision over Eddie Carroll
Of Chicago a; the end Of the seventeenth round
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Turf GOSSIP.

jockey Dale was Just rounding TO form and
PROMISED l" Iut I'D som" good Rides in the near
lLttL-, Mh' n he was ST. down for a rough ride
on HinnebaJ ur. lie deserved "a Ills ride on
Ade!ante IN the stake was a grand one
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Eddle koss the clever little rider who was
hur: in nasty fall during the last meeting nj
Tue Harlem track, has signed contract ro- the
rest OF te season 10 ride for the Thompson
brotsFs. owners Of Sidney Lucas. The contract
10es INTO eject at once lie has entirely re-
covered from his injuries
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BASEBALL GOSSIP.
st. Louis Club Departs ON Long Trip
Condition of Pitchers.

The ST. Louis baseball club departed for
Cincinnati last night According to schcd-
ule. the team will open its series; there to-
morrow, but IT is said that . postponed
game will be played to-day. instead of on
Monday. as scheduled. All the Players with
the exception of Donlin. Heidrick, Buelow
and Thomas, were taken along. DonlH and
Heidrick are injured and Thomas and Bue-
low are extra battery men whom MIR Te-
beau fancles he will not have any use for
on the trip.
The team will play sixteen games before
IL returns TO St Louis on August e. Three
brooklyn three In Boston. three in New
York and four in Philadelphia. ON August
the club will return and open with New
York in st. Louis.
McGraw, who has been injured, departed
with the team which WAS a good deal of a
surprise as IL was thought his race track
business would delain him in st. Louis for
some time.
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STATED for E.rnhArdI in tie ainth inning.
Cincinnati --.....-.--..-..-l y > = q - . -
IhilairlpniI --s-.-..-.--.--o o y . U y . y ~
Earned runs cincinnati . Three-hase Its
EecE!-y ! Home TUUs-I-a.farf. / stolen bases
--DeiyLauty J. CoIyoraa /. Double p,ys-BeTn-
haEct. cross. and Del,tanty l. Wood. CorcDran
and becA.ey /. Fms, base On balIs-Dn Hahn ;.
OF ieTnsardt .. Hit By pitched hdlls-By Hahn
J. struck oUt--3y HaEn : 10y EerElisrdf :. Wild
pitches BE ul.aI!; /. Attendance So Tine
One hour and atty minutes. Ump;re-Terry.
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Denver Crickefer..

Denver. Colo. July I2-The Denver cricket
team twelve strong. left for Chicago to- night
The men are: Walter fairbanks eaptain John
MacFh.rssn. George NacPhersan j. r. Robert
son, H. g Stone. V Messiter. Percy Lamb He
b. Bryant, II. F. MacRorle. Z. A De Cnasteain.
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not be shut out this season. Yet Hahn let
them down without hit or a run
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Buffalo y. Kansas City Z.

PufiaI1 \ Y. july l2-IO-day's game
.wervsd back ana forth several times until Buffa-
10 nnally IN its half Of the ninth, getting
the winning run after Two players had been re-
tired Kansas Iiry. we'll as the home team.
oi not give the pitchers perfect support errors
cling made both sides that cost runs. Both
. ar.y and Hastings lifted the ball over the LEFT
n.id fVnse. sscur-:
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Timber Toppers at Couey Island.

New York. July I2-Following are the
weights for the PUnrhestoHn Stc.plechase
Handicap TO be run at Brighton Beach satur-
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The club leaves in by no means strong
condition, but the team has been doing
what it could not DO when much STR niger
winning games Jones, Powell and Young
are in great form. The Boston games. in
four Of which but seven runs We're made
form the ST. Louis pitchers are in Three
of the four games should have been shut
out contests. No club in the League has
better pitchers. Two good righthanders and
a good lefthander between them should do
good work
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gal Won haniiy: couIea g.
2Ao
dap mil and
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Hshn's work at Cincinnati yesterday
stamps him as a great pitcher. Early this
spring 1t was said that the Phillies would
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nhanai,:s J K
irswu bear watch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-23
wrigh. County Reunion.
Special to Times-Republican.


Bows, June 23.-Thursday Bows was
full of people attending the sixteenth
reunion of the Wright county veterans.
The weather was fine. Atimely show
er laid the dust. The exercises In the
park we're exceptionally good. The adj
dress by Hon. j. H. Funk was able, pa
trlotic and heartily endorsed by the au-
dience. The Latimer band and drum
crops furnished the instrumental and
martial music. and the Bows quartet
i the vocal. Everybody went to see the
5ssham battle. It was q brilliant af-
fair and victory perched ON the union
banners. Our people will probably
never see another. The campfire last
night at the opera house was immense,
standing room being at q premium. The
speeches, Rotations and music were of
the highest order. Friday the attend
ance was not as large. The business
meeting was held in the morning. Ea-
Gle Grove was selected as the place for
the next reunion. Comrade Fenner,
commander, followed with the memcri-
a services for the comrades mustered
out during the present year. Then came
short speeches till the noon hour came,
when the association adjourned sine
die and farewells were spoken. Friday
night reunion ball was given at the
opera house. the profits to be applied
towards paying the expenses OF the re-
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Special to Times Republican.
Spirit Lake, June 23.-sheriff Jones
landed Bus Gallagher in the county Jail,
aftere clever tracing Of stolen property.
Monday night fifteen head Of cattle dis
appeared from pasture south Of Ter
ril. Sheriff Jones was notified, and set
ting bout 1t at once soon found that
the cattle were shipped from Mon.gom-
cry, twenty miles northwest Of Terrill.
on Tuesday, by a party signing his name
az Gallagher. He secured his deEcrip-
ton and soon identified him as farmer
living six miles west OF Milford. Depu-
ties We're set to watch all trains COM
ing from Chicago, and Wednesday night
as Gallagher stepped off the train at
Milford he was taken into custody.
Sheriff Jones was notified and went to
Milford. where he found his man with
1925 in his pocket and with way bills,
chipping contracts, ETC., carefully pins
ned around his leg under his clothing.
AT this point the prisoner gave up and
acknowledged the whole deed. The pre-
liminary trial was held Thursday before
Justice Hayward, and 1t developed that
Gallagher had been in several crooked
deals lately, such as selling mortgaged
property. giving several mortgages and
bilN of sale on the same property, ETC..
and he claims this theft was attempted
to get money to straighten up some of
the other matters.