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Match Race Declared on.

CLEVELAND, O., July 25.-Trainer Ed
Geers this afternoon announced that it
would be impossible TO get The Abbott in
condition for the race with Cresceus al
Brighton Beach on Aug. 10. and the race
has been officially declared off. This match
was one of the most talked-of events In
turf circles of any similar event for years.
The Abbott and Cresceus were matched TO
go a mile for a purse of $1,000, best three
in five meats, at the Seaside meeting OF the
New York Trotting Association on the
Brighton Beach track. Owing to a recent
attack of distemper The Abbott will not
be in racing condition by the GATE set for
the match race. AND, although the failure
to bring off this race will be a great dis
appointment to the public, at the same time,
In justice to the horse. Geers has decided
not to start him, but as The Abbott is again
taking work regularly he VIII undoubtedly
be able TO fill his late engagements.
On Aug. 10 Cresceus VIII 20 an exhibition
mile at Brighton Beach to beat the worlds
record, now held by. The Abbott. and on
Aug. II he will go for the wagon record
of 2:O5k, also neld by The Abbott.
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Notes.

Doheny. the pitcher released by New
York, has been signed by P%ittsburg.
Pittsburg has given to Shortstop Ely his
unconditional release with the customary
ten days notice.
a date with some good strong team for
Sunday, July 2S. at the Gray's park. Frank
Miller is manager.
The directors Of the Indiana-Iowa-Illi-
nois Baseball League have voted not to
extend the existing schedule.
The Shelbyville Grays would like 10 have
Umpire Vorhis, Of the Three T. League,
was Frustrated by heat at Davenport, Ia,
yesterday, but will recover.
W. r. McKown, manager of the Spring
Lake Park team, desire a pitcher and
catcher for Sunday games. Amateurs or
semi-professionals are preferred
Umpire Buck Keith, who started to
umpire the Western League series at st.
Joseph, Mo, three days ago. is mysterious
ly missing. President Hickey has appoint
ed Fred G. Jevne. of Chicago, an umpire
to succeed Keith.
President Johnson yesterday announced
that the game forfeited to Cleveland by
Washington, on July q. had been thrown
out and ordered played again. He fined che
Washington club 800 for leaving the field
and OBrien $50 for cutting third base. en-
aiding him to score the run that tied the
score and caused the trouble.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


s The Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company ". Alice NJ. Ramey ct al.
State OF Indiana. Marion county. IS.
In the Superior Court Of Marion county, In the
State OF Indiana
No $500.
Complaint 70 foreclOse mortgage.
Be 10 known that on the Sh day OF July 1901
the abOve-named plaintiff. by its attorney. filed
in the Office OF the clerk OF the Superior Court
OF Marion county. in the State II Indiana. It's
complaint against the above-ne med defendants
and the said plaintiff having also fled in said
clerks Office the Affidavit OF a competent person.
showing that said defendants. Alice NJ. RameV
and Henry II. Raney. her husband are not resi-
dents OF the state ~ Indiana. that said action Is
20 forecl0se a mOrtgage On real estate in said
county and state. and the said defendants arc
necessary parties therein. and whereas said
plaintiff. having by Endorsement on said COM
plaint. required said defendants 10 appear in
said court and answer or demur thereto on the
12th day Of September. 1901.
Now. therefore. hv order OF said court said
defendants last above named are hereby uofinej
or the fling and pendency OF said Complain
apainzt them. and that unless they appear and
answer or femur thereto al the calling Of said
cause on the 18th day n September. 1901. the
same being the tenth judicial day OF a term OF
said court. to be begun and held at the court
house in the city Of Indianapolis. on the mr.;
MONDAY IN September. 1901. said complaint arl
ne matters and things therein contained ar
alleged will be heard AID determined in their
GEO r. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
Jchn {. Berryhill. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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An Interesting RumOr.

One OF the latest rumors is that the Find
lay, Fort Wayne & Western owners will
secure control of the Toledo, st. Louis &
Western. The rumor is the more interest
ing from the fact that for some days past
a report has been current that the Glover
Leaf would purchase the former. There
has been considerable talk recently in re-
gard TO the rumor hat the Clover Leaf
would purchase the Findlay, Fort Wayne
az Western, but in railroad circles ii is
discredited, because OF the fact that il did
not appear that anything could be gained
by such a deal. The Findlay, Fort Wayne
x Western is seventy-nine miles long, run
ming between Ffndlay and Fort Wayne.
There is but one town OF Importance on
the line between the two cities-Ottawa.
II parallels the Nickel-plate the entire
distance, and at no point are they more
than ten miles apart. The tangent line has
been projected to the Easl, ana surveyors
at one time ran a line to Cleveland. and a
line was also surveyed from F1nolav 70
New Castle, Pa.
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Accused of Lax Methods.

If reports are true, passenger rate mat
tiers in the Central Passenger Association
are in a precarious condition at present.
and it will take careful engineering TO ad-
just matters without an open rupture. The
outgrowth of this state of things is that
one road is now said TO be under investiga-
ton before Commissioner Donald, of the
Central Passenger Association, charged
with having paid commissions, while an
other has 10 explain how, in direct dis
obedience to the rules of the bureau, some
500-mile books have found their way. first
into the hands of travellers and the into
the hands of brokers. Commissioner Don
aid has received several long and interest
ing letters explaining how the thing came
about. The violation of the anticOm:nis-
sion agreement is said to be one of the
most serious traffic offenses, and such pun
ishment as is possible will be melted out
in the near future.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Matthews Unequal to the Task of
Wheeling West Virginia.

Special 10 The Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, July 25.-If to-day's at
tendance at the first OF the games OF the
old indianapolis team schedule is kept up.
the team will fill the home engagements
in Muncie. and Matthews will not see her
team, but Manager Catterson will sail the
team under the name of Matthews. the
little boom town, where Catterson owns
many town lots. Muncie rooted for Mat
thews, as IL IL were a home team in name.
In the game to-day Frank killen out
classed Sudhoff, though the latter had a
world of speed and good control. The
team behind him went up in the air at crit
zeal times. while Wheeling played fine bail,
taking advantage of every opportunity TO
advance runs, while Matthews showed lack
of team work and life. 1t also lacked abil-
ity to hit, while Wheeling hit almost at
will. Knoll. for Wheeling, scored two
singles and a double in three times up.
~ r II Il
Wheeling ......2 1 2 0 0 10 Is ?
Matthews ID 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 O. 3 )
Batteries-Killen and Herbert; Sudhof
and Byers. Struck out-By Sudhof, 5; by
Killen. 8. Bases on balls-Of Sudhof, s.;
off Killen. l. Two-base III Lezote,
Hinton, Flynn. Hall. Umpire-Hornung.
Attendance, 4S3.
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LOCAL AGENCY
A. AGENCY
iO2 North Pennsylvania 81.

TO /; Animosity. 8 TO 5; Gold Heels. even:
Disadvantage. Is to /: Dolanda. 2 TO 5.
CHICAGO. July 25.-There was a heavy
track at Hawthorne to-day as the result 81
last nights hard rain. The Competition
stakes proved 10 be the tamest affair OF
the day, Abe Frank winning In hollow
fashion. Winner in order: Muresca. , 20 4:
S~eguranca. 6 10 /: Crest. 4 TO l. Abe Frank.
3 TO 10, Henry Of Gransmar. 4 10 5: Prince
Blazes. 6 10 J.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. July S.-At Delmar this
afternoon Toad Rainey fell In the second
race and Fregenae tumbled over him.
Jockey O'Neil escaped injury. but Jockey
$ Johnson's collarbone was broken and he
was badly injured internally. Winners.
Iaby Tosa. 5 TO !. STAFF. s 10 !: la Spara.
8 10 5; La DESTROYS. 5 to ?; Boots. ) TO 1;
RandaZZo. TO p
DETROIT, July 3.-Results az Windsor:
Cormorant. 3 10 5: Pacemaker. s 10 1: Char
lie O'Brien. even. Nellie Waddell, l TO 3.
Velma Clark. : 10 10. Ed Roth. 10 10 l.
BUFFALO. July 3.-Winners at Fort
Erie: Annu. even. Pride OF Surrey. ? TO l..
Manga. 5 10 2: ~Filibustcr. I 10 5. Lemuel.
5 10 s. OcOnee. II 10 :
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Fined for Rioting at Fairview.

George Hudson, Edward Entwhistle,
Woodford Thompson, Harry Huffman and
Roy Champion. who were arrested last
Sunday and Monday for participation in
the Fairview Park riot, were tried in Po-
lice Court yesterday and each was fined 500
and costs and sentenced TO ninety days in
the wOrkhouse. Judgment was suspended
during good behavior and upon aymen of
the court costs. There was nothing in the
evidence referring TO the shooting of
Charles Daniels. who is yet at the City
Hospital. The steet-car company officials
and employees were active I'm the prosecu-
tion and they furnished most of the evt-
dence.
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Results at ReadviIIe.

READVILLE, Mass. July 25.-The races
to-day were not OF the sensational order.
The fields in all three races were small,
and IN the POS pace but two horses were
left after the first heat. Results:
2.2o Pace: View View woa in three
straight heats. Deacon second. Jennie D..
Anna II. and Barney King also started, but
were distanced. Best time. ztlS.
2.OS Pace. MaZetta won In three straight
heats. Art Alec second. Gyp Walnut dis
tanced. Best time. 2.lO.
2l7 Trot. Ward won second. fourth and
arms heats and race. Red Wilton second.
Irene third. Dr. l.. also started. Best
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


MONUMENTAL. Diener. A9 r. Washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works r. entrance Crown Hill
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

IN the District Court OF the United states for
the District - Indiana. In bankruptcy.
In the matter ~ charles r. Sheets. bankrupt.
No. ssg. In bankruptcy
t. the creditors ~ Charles +. Sheets. Of In
alanap0lis. 81 the county Of Marion. and dis
t-frr aforesaid. n bankrupt
Notice 81 hereby given that on the Path day OF
July. a ~. 1901. The said Charles r. Sheets was
duiy atiuticatfd bankrupt and that the first
unelfinr of his creditor VIII be held At Room
I'll. indiana Trust building. No. III East Wash
irrton street. IN the cts o. Indianapolis. Ma
rton county. Indiana. on the eth day OF August.
ID. 1901. at 3 o'clock In ne forenoon. at which
tire the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business a. may
properly come before said meeting.
ALBER HABB. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Indianapolis. Ind. july e. 1901
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Big Crowd and Good Racing.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind. July 25.-Four thousand
people attended to-day's races at the
driving park. and the railroads did a big
excursion business. Summarizes:
2:SO Trot: Dorothy Fairbanks won mile
heat. Time. 2:201z. Nancy Hawkins won
mile and one-eighth heat. Time, 2:3Slz. The
la Belle won half-mile heat in 1:O9.
2:l5 Pace. three I'm five: Mosie Moore won,
Billy Mack second. milne third, Sam Twis-
ter fourth. Best time, 2:l44.
2:22 Trot. three in five: Summore won,
Homer second. X. X. Fox third, Dawn 5.
fourth. Best time. 2:l9h.
Five furlongs. running race: Bob Evans
won. Frank b. second. Nettie Fryer third
Best time, 1903.
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Newby Owl Meet on.

Managers of the Newly oval race track
announce that the National Circuit meet.
Aug. I. has been declared of because
enough Western dates could not be secured
10 compensate riders for journeying here.
The local promoters are discouraged at the
outlook for a revival OF the racing game
In this city, and II is probable there Will be
no big race meets here this year.
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Servant Girl TraiIed Him.

a young man called at DIR. j. y. Hurty's
residence yesterday afternoon and told the
servant girl who answered the bell that he
had been sent TO the house by DR.. Hurry
TO take measurements for steam heating
apparatus TO lie installed in the house. The
fellow acted suspiciOusly. and the girl fol-
lowed him about the house. When DR..
Hurry returned in the evening the girl re-
lated the experience, and he said he had
sent no one TO the house. The police de-
partment was notified and a search for
the young man was begun.
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An Invocation.

Fall. gentle rain. in blessed brimming drops:
Cool with thy kiss the city's burning streets:
Noisten the meadows where the hot sun beats
And fall refreshing on the thirsting crops
The warm wind for thy cordial greeting stops,
The famished fold a merry welcome bieRts.
The valleys dim unfold a thousand sweets.
FAN. gentle rain. while the rejoicing land
Smiles thankful where each g~littering gem ap-
pears.
Fall ike a benediction from His hand
Who makes the storm and sunlight OF the
sphere
Who sends thee 10 refresh the living. and
To mourn the dead who knew no love or tears!
Atlanta Constitution.
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John n. Branan. who claims Ada. O.. az
his home. was arrested last night by
Patrolmen Conn and Arnold and charged
with carrying concealed weapons His ar
rest was due 10 a complaint BY his wife.
who said he had deserted her eleven DAYS
after they were married. She had been
advised 10 swear out a warrant for the hus-
bands arrest. The policemen found him
last night at the fair grounds, 10 which
place his wife traced him several days ago,
and when searched a revolver was found in
his pocket.
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CHARLEY HERR WINNER
CAPTURED LAST HEATS OF
2:O7 TROT IN SLOW TINE.
2:12 TrOt Taken by Onward Prince
and the 2;23 Pace by Star Pugh
Results of other Races.

CLEVELAND, O., July S.-The fourth
day of the Cleveland Grand Circuit races
was characterized by ideal racing weather,
the best contested races of the week and
a record-breakin crowd. Star Pugh, the
favorite in the 2:23 pace, romped home a
winner in the first heat, lost the next three
heats. but was successful in landing the
fifth and sixth heats, thus winning the
race.
Cornelia Belle was favorite in the 2:L2
trot. but Onward Silver, a well-backed
second choice, won, Cornelia Belle being
second.
There were only three starters in the 2.01
trot. The Monk, Kingmond and Charley
Herr. Directum Kelly being drawn before
the race. The Monk was the winner in the
first heat in 2:13. The second heat was won
by Charley Herr by a length and In the
third heat Herr fairly romped in an easy
winner.
In the 2:27 pace Billy II. won the race in
straight heats. The track is a little soft
and unless a good shower comes before to-
morrow Cresceus, who is te go an ex-
hibition mile TO beat his own record OF 2:Oi,
will not be able to make as good showing
as was at first thought. Summaries:
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"Three II League.

AT Rock Island r f
Rock Island. 20 2 0 0 o. 5 3
Terre Haute....1 0 2 0 2 0 2 2-9 IA 2
Batteries-Miller and Arthur; Swain and
Starnagle.
AT Davenport, Ia RHE
Davenport IL 2 2 0 0 3 Ito Is 2
Decatur .......0 GA 0 l l O. 6 3
Batteries-Boyle and Shannon; Dorner
and Rollins.
At Rockford, Ill r III Z
Evansville .....0 3 0 0 l | 0 8 2-l0 II 5
Batteries-Doremus and Hanford; Pol
chow and Roth.
AT Cedar Rapids r II
Cedar Rapids...0 1 - Z 4
Bloomington 30 l 0 0 0 0 l % 6 2
Ba~tteries-Gibson and Weaver; McGreevy
and Belt.
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New Insurance Rates soon.

Inspector Goodloe. of the indianapolis
fire inspection bureau. said yesterday that
ne expects socn 10 receive orders from
the Western Insurance Union at Chicago
to ~promulgate the ratings under the new
mercantiLe schednle OF the union.
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s. w. Elston. assistant sales manager.
and Chief Electrician Hassler. of the Wav-
erley electric vehicle factory. will leave
early next month in an automobile TO tour
the State. They will visit Noblesville. An
cities
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indianapolis. July "a. 1901.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
OF School Commissioners Of the city OF Indian
apolis at the Office OF the business director In the
Public Library building until $50 y. m, August
10, 1901, for a steam heating plant in school No.
a.. corner OF Park avenue and Twenty-third
street. In the city Of indianapolis.
Plans and specifications for this work are on
file In the office OF Vonnogut x Bohn, architects
Indiana Trust Company building. Indianapolis
Each proposal must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check for three hundred dollars as a guar
antee that the bidder Will enter into a contract
with the said Board Of School Commissioners
within five days after the award OF said work.
The Board OF School Commissioners reserves
the right % reject any or all bids.
JNO E business nfracfor
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, July 25.-Leib-
hart, of Indianapolis, pitched his first game
for the locals to-day. He was effective at
critical times and while he gave three
bases on balls, he also struck out eight
men. The locals won in the eigth. Score:
Il ii T.
Charlottesville % 0 0 0 0 5 81 IL 2
Rochester ......0 l 1 0 % 0 2 0-5 Z 4
Batteries-Leibhart and Kent; Whissen
and Caiger.
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Results of Running Races.

NEW YORK. July Gold Heels won
the sea gate stakes at Brighton Beach to-
of the Brooklyn Derby. Both were held at
even money in the betting and each had a
host of followers. Nitellius. the only other
starter. was the outsider. at Is 10 /. Win
ners In order were: Cecil. even. All Gold. 4
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DRIVING CLUB MATINEE.
Many Members Are Out of Town and
the Programme Is Light.

The programme for the Business Mems
Driving Club matinee this afternoon is
rather light in entries. Many owners of
horses often seen on the track are out of
the city and some others think 1t is too
hot for them TO race. The entries made.
however, give promise of a good after
moons sport. and those who know the
horses think it will require more than the
usual straight heats 10 complete most of
the events. Following is the programme:
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Cincinnati Lost the Series.

PITTSBURG, July 4.-Pittsburg sue
ceeded in taking a series from Cincinnati
to-day for the first time since 1897. The
crippled condition of the visitors was large
ly responsible for this result. Score:
r II +
Pittsburg .......0 0 0 0 % Is L
Cincinnati 80 0 0 0 0 2 3 % s L
Batteries-Poole and O'Connor; Guese and
Bergen.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
A Morning Game Won by Detroit
from Philadelphia.

DETROIT. July 25.-Owing TO the bicen-
tenary celebration with its industrial
parade this afternoon to-day's game was
called at 1890. Both teams helded well. but
the locals We're more fortunate In placing
their hits. Score:
X II r
Philadelphia 20 o l l-3 II 0
Detroit .........O 0 l 0 0 l - I l
Batteries-Plank and Smith; Miller and
SHAY
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I~NDIANAPOLIs Laundry Co. Old Phone, 1859.
COLLARS fiAc. CUFFS. Sc PIP.
Shirts. shfrtwaists. collars and cuffs our specially.
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ton to-day. the errors of the visitors help
ing them along. Score:
RHE
Boston ..........0 0 0 ! 0 o 0 o. 3 8
Batteries-Reidy and Maloney: Winters
and Schreck-
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hardwood floors like mine:
union laid. see me. C. THOMAS. 22O5 N. Ala
hama.
wANTED-Cau on US for expert service TO re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 1882. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO.. E. New York st. and
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Grand Rapids Won in Tenth.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 25.-Timely
hits by Lally and Zalusky and a fine throw
from right by Wilmot to third base tied and
won for Grand Rapids In the ninth n
tenth innings. Attendance, 500. Score:
r II Z
G. Rapids. 10 0 O01 0 0 1-3 10 2
Fort Wayne.0 0 l i 0 0 0 0 o. Z 2
Batteries-Bailey and Zalusky; Fricken
and Fullen.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-Philadelphia
played off u postponed game with Boston
to-day and made it four straight victories
over the visitors. Score:
X T.
Philadelphia 20 / 0 0 5 0 l 0 - IL 1
Batteries-Nichols and Kittridge; Town
send and Mcfarland.
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Southern Association.

Nashville. 8; Memphis, 2.
Chattanooga, 16; Little Rock, Z.
Shreveport, Is; Selma, 4.
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State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of Sta

State Of Indiana. Office OF Auditor OF State.
/. the undersigned. auditor OF state OF the
State of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is A correct copy of the statement OF
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the Both day of June. 1901. as shown
by the original statement. and that the said
original statement is now on file in this
office.
In testimony whereof l hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and afix my OH
ISEAL.l cial seal this 18th day Of July.
1901. w. H.. HART.
Auditor of State.
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The city Of Montpelier, Ind, will on Friday.
July 20. let a contract FOR 1000 feet OF 1O-inch
sewer. Contractors can have copy Of specifca-
tions by Addressing J. y. Jones. clerk.
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Chicago FieIded Perfectly.

CHICAGO, July ~25.-Chicago won to-day
by hitting in the opening inning and by
perfect fielding. Score:
r II +
Chicago .........2 o 2 0 o - 9 0
Washington % 0 0 0 0 0 I Q OIL I )
Batteries-Patterson and Sullivan; Lee
and Clarke.
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MATTHEWS MnsfreVg - 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q %


DAYTON, O., July 25.-Marion landed
hard on Dunbar to-day. and changing her
own pitcher, Egan, in the seventh. won the
game. Score:
RHE
DAYTON ........2 / 0 0 0 I 2 0 2-Sl2 3
Marion ........3 0 0 I 0 8 O-10 IA l
Batteries-Dunham and Blue; Egan, Vass-
binder and Kehlner. Umpire-Smink. At
tendance-250.
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VITAL sTATIsTICs--JULY 25.


Frank and Josephine Haegele, 21o4 south East
street. boy.
James and Pearle Britton. 22s Minerva street.
CIR.
Henry and Mary Clay. IZ2 North West street.
boy.
ots and Alta Anderson. 1914 North West street.
boy.
David f. and Rosa Ringer. BrishtwoOd. boy.
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Only Two Hits by Chicago.

ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Harper held Chicago
to two hits to-day. but rank errors let in
two runs. The fielding on both sides was
very poor. Score:
r T.
Chicago ........2 0 o 0 0 0 0 l % ? 3
Batteries-Harper and Heydon; Eason
and Kahoe.