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Colorado Springs Colo. July list. Joseph
turned the tables and won from the locals to-day
mond. The time Of the game was one hotr ana
four minutes. 6coSv:
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Amateur Baseball Club Notes.
The Harsadine- McKittrick team will play the
sorrento Maroons at Sorrento M Saturday,
July 20 Batteries: Maroons, Hofftu and Manly;
Mckittricks, Riley and McSweeny,
The Wayside Juniors will play the Haven
Street slugsers Sunday. Battery for Waysides.
Kelley and Eiewoehner "
Tho employees OF the Charles F. yosel real
estate agency and the Contractors will contest
their superiority on the diamond next Sunday at
will be Togel and Hartls. and Ruedi and SEN
nineer.
Tho Commission Merchants nine have an
open date Tor Sunday. July 81. and would like
70 hsSr from some first class out-of-town club.
S St Charles. sedalia. Mo, Verdin, Summerteld.
"a South Theresa avenue
The Globes will leave Sunday morning for an
S1tenasd IT'D through the South playing at
Cairo Ill., Memphis. Tenn. and Grecnvilie. Miss
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Doubles and Triples Saved the Day
for Harper and Brought
About an Even
Break. =:
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterday Games.

American League.
Boston $40. Cleveland
80.
Chicago 4. Baltimore 2.
Detroit (. Washington 3.
! Philadel'a 8. Milwau. l.
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s 6. gsssps sDrins. g !
Batteries: Colorado springs-McNeely and
Donhhue. st. Joseph-MAupin and Dooin.
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ST. LOUIS oARsMEN PRACTICING.
Preparing for the National Regatta
Using Borrowed Boats.

REPUBLIC SPEClAL. =.
the crews and scullsrs In training for the
National Regatta was taken in the teeth OF
violent rain and wind storm this evening.
centered in the first outings Of the inter-
mediate four Of the Harlem Club Of New
York and the senior quartet from st. Louis.
The New Workers rowed in a careless style,
apparently trying to hide their real skill.
The Mound City crew, In the shell OF the
University Club, were not comfortable, ana
them to become used to the craft.
The four-oared crew Of the Western Row
ing Club of Ct; Louis arrived this morning
in good condition. accompanied by Sculler
Hess Of the Century Boat Club of the same
city. The delegation was piloted to the
Bachelors Barge Club.
The Mound City sweep oarsmen brought
their own shell along, but they will not
use It in this race, az 1t is too heavy and
the Schuyikili. They viii row in the four
Of the University Barge Club.
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Minneapolis, MINI, July 17.-Minneapolis played
a ragged FEEDING game and was careiess on the
not win with the support furnished him. At
tendance. 800. Score:
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hits-Ryan 1, Nichols, st. Louis. l. Stolen bases
Padden j. Three-base hits-Burkett !. Wallace l.
Kruger ], Nichols. Boston. 1. Hit by pitcher-By
Harper ]. by Willis |. Bases on balls-or Har-
per i. OF Willis 3. Left on bases-St. Louis 8,
Boston T. Strike outs-By Harper 5. by Willis
Time-One hour and forty-seren minutes. Cm-
pire-Nash.
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Earned runs-Boston 1. Two-base hits-Bradley
l. Dewd !. Collins l. Shreokengost Z. Thrse-bssa
hits.sch5eskensos L First base on error. :.
bowling l. off Cuppy 1. Stolen bases-PickerinE
!, freeman !. Parent /. Ferris !. snreekengost !
Downing. Hemphil: by Cuppy, Bowling. Double
pis. Parent Ferris to freeman l. Beck. shis-
Boston $. Wild pitches-Dowlinx 8. Passed balls
Wood !. Tme-one hour and forty -ave minutes
umpire-Counelly.
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Boston $40, CIevel.na 3d.

Cleveland. O.. July i7-Boston won two Games
this afternoon, In both contests the sensational
fielding OF Dowd. Collins. stahl and Ferris saved
itors PLAYED lishtninE game in the field, which
won them the games. Dowlings wildness and
the TWO errors by Snebeck at critical points al
lowed the visitors the second game. Cuppy was
invincible until the ninth inning. when Cleveland
made three Mts. Umpire Connelly's work was
unsatisfactory. and he was given police protec-
ton to leave the ground. Attendance 3,225.
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First Game.

Stated for Powell In ninth inning.
s 3. Iou,. :. ....:::..:....:...S u
Earned runs-Boston 2. Two.base hits-Lons I.
Home runs-Lowe /. Hit by pitcher-By Nichols
l. Double piays-Wsllace and McGann !. Bases
hits-Eeidrick /, Powell !. Strike outs-Ry
Nichols 4, b., Powell : Stolen ;bases,slasls l:
and forty-four minutes. Umpire-Nash.
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wILLUHAFA.

chief Of An Bottled Beers.
rrsved Of the finest hops and barley man,
strictly pure and Whofeeon0L
INV = case Of 1t and be Convinced. B0ttleo
n the brewery and delivered to al paris Ct
We Gay NATIONAL BREWERY CO,
E. H Elzsmeyer, AeueS.
Phones: Kinloch. C 161: Bell Main n
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Iown,s Amateur Oarsmen.

and Sioux CITY divided honors in the senior races
e the seventeenth annual resatta o; the Iowa
Manawa to-day. Dubuque won the four-oared
event in straight hests ottumwa was the victor
no competition and was awarded the event for
singles. The ottumwa crew won the UNFINISHED
from the Sioux City. crew. and followed up their
victory by winning the senior doubles. No records
vera broken
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
WHOLESALE SALARY RAISE.
Five Hundred Employees Get Year
~ Increase of 500.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC sPECIAIx
Chicago, Ill, July n.-Ffve hundred saia-
ries have been raised In the Chicago post
ONCE, and as many employees were made
happy. Each received an increase OF N00
4 year. Most Of the men affected had been
receiving 500 or less for i've years. ana
one Of the 800 grade had not gone above
this mark during his service Of sixteen
years In the post ONCE. None OF the %
preparation wae distributed In the e1ecutlYs
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Jack Keefe Issues Challenge.

Jack Keefe Issues Challenge.
The Republic received yesterday the following
letter from the manager Of Jack Keefe Of East
:sporting Editor OF: The Repubiic-I desire e
state that will match Jack Keefe Of East 81.
Louis against all Corners, bar none. at 130 pounds
John Ritch!e Of Oscar Gardner preferred Side
ee' sAA CHRIS WARD, Manager,
mo 100 west BroAdWaY East ST. Louis In.e
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'Batted Tor Sievtr In fourth.
n Washington I'D %
Detfolt ........ ............0 o 0 ] c.
Innings pitched-siever 4. Miller T. Yeaxe- 1.
Rsse hits-on siever Z. OF Miller /. Two.base
iits.ouinn ]. Three base hits-Geason !. sacri-
stelen bsses-Gsar !, Holme. !. Crockett l. First
rell; by Yeager. Quinn; by Gear. Nance. First on
errors.petroit WASHINGTON l: Lett on bases
Foster. Miller and Ciinsman: BY Gear. Bueiew
and Miller. Double plays-Cllngman and Quinn
forty-five minutes. Umplrs-Hasksil and Mannas-
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carlyle, Ill. July H.-Wllliam Zinchtag OF
Breese and Miss Augusta Wulze Of Beaver
Prairie wsre married In Breese this even-
ins.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
BASEBALL NEWS AND GOSSIP.
81. Louis Club In had shape owin9 to
sickuesv and Inluries.

Pittsburs's defeat would have been big
boost to the Donovanites II they could
game yesterday. Az # was. st. Louis lost
only one point on the day. while the Pirates
dropped eight Of the now precious units.
New York gave young Mills another try
out yesterday, and the tail-enders -4gvA
Mills Some hard knocks which will do any
thing but INSURE his position ~ q side part
ner nf AattheWson's. $3.50.
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Two-base h,ts..Dolan I. Frazer !. Sacrifice hit,
Frazer l. Iii. BY pitched ballspsskss I l. Stolen
basesa,,Anderson /. Gilbert 1. Cross L. struck out
70 ta1oie to Davis i: Geier to Gilbert 4 Friel to
nor /: Couroy to Gilbert TO Donahue !; Gilbert to
conroy to Donnhue l. Umpire-sherdan. Time
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sORd Game
IT YnYT9

sBstted for Moran IN ninth inning.
sDotted Tor Willis In ninth inning.
g Leuis ....-............sS 3 dSSdsd.E
Earned yuns-St. Louis g. Boston g. Two-base
hito-Donovan Kruger ? Wallace L Sacrifice
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Brooklyn.

Brooklyn ...............l 0 IL
Earned runs-Brooklyn 9 Two-bass hits-zsn,-
mer. Dah,en. Three-base hits-kelley, Scheck-
ard 2. Home runs-Scheckard: Stolen bnses-
Beaumont. thinner Double play.Ely Ritehey
and Bransfeid. First base on balls-On Ches-
bro 8: of hughes 6. Hit by pitched ball-Keeler,
Irwin. Struck out-By Cheshire 8: by Hughes 6.
Time-Two hours. Umpire-Emslie.
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Southern League.

r. H. E
Birmingham ......0 2 9 9 o-S .
Shreveport .........3 3 o U D v 2..-y II
Batteries: BirminEham-Brandt and Culver,
Shreyep0rt-Fisher and Mcclure.
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REpuBL1c sPEC1A,
xIyCHTAEWULxE.

Pana. Ill. July 1HthCharles B. Perry.
Annie Pierce were married last night
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Phones: Kinioch,


Two Deaths 1t Hana.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL
Pana, M. July H.-Chfistian Petersen -
aSed and prominent farmer, residing e0De
Of this city, II dead.
John Adams. aged 20. died Of apople1y &C
his home In this city this morning.
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sBatted for Mills in ninth.

chicago s. -. ~ SsGG.
Left on bsses-cnicago 8. New York 4. Two
base hits.Kshoe 1: Mccormick l. Hartssn I. van
sacrifice hits-McCormick /. Stolen bases-Dexter
4 Raymor !. Mccormick / Camel 4 stfang !.
and Warner /. Struck out-By Waddeli ny
Nils l. Base on balls-On Wadden = on Mills
5, Time-One hour and forty-dve minutes. Um-
pire-o'pay.
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Chicago 4. paltimore 2.

Chicago. July 1.-THE local team jumped on
Nops in the first inning and scored three runs by
punched hits in the fourth and Nth and scored
their only runs The fielding OF both teams was
excellent, Attendance 500, Score:
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ct. Paul. Mimi. July list. Paul played all
around Omaha this afternoon and won easy. A
field was the feature. Attendance. No. Score:
s g. PAUL ......:.::. 30 1855 81
fisherman and GondinG.
a ragged needing game and was careless on the
bases whtsriass pitched fa., n. hall but could
tendance. 800. Score:
b.n sSss: ...:..ss 1888 - &
sd co and Nc
Denver. Colo. July 17.-Denver won from Kan
~ sns. .na 50 Issss
Park BY Ore last night. to-day's game was played
% Tas drs Ssi
INK. score:
p psg.s. eli, ~ = ! 3
xsa.ss sna x..a 0nn
Attendance. LOO
turned the tsSiss and Won from the locals to-day
mon ade Tns lime Os the game was one hour an
four minutes. Score: :, a.
e g. 5ssen Spring. 3 ssS9Sdds2.s-. ! J
B4tterle8: Colorado Sptlu8v-1CNeeiy Aoo
Donahus. st. Joseph-Maupin and Dooin.
Rail- Player Ends. His Life.
New York, July N.-James y. GAllxan. for
Merfy 2 well-known bssshali player. once with
Rome here to-day BY cutting his throat with .
razor. He was - years old.
Western Association.
At do-Toledo. 10: Grand Rapids.
Al Narion-Xarton, 8: Columbus. IT,
I At Fort wayue-Fort Wayne. :; Dayton. 1
Wheeling Nurcie game postponed: rain.
/ Three rs League.
! At pavenport-R Rockford. %; Davenport. II.
At MooIninstn-Tsrrs Haute. .: Blooming
.0 & c.asr aa.ta.-c,sss napals i; aeex y.
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At Davenport rockford. %; Davenport. II.
A. EyansyilsDesatut e: Esan q am,,s.
IS c.asr aasids- Gear RapsaA i; aees =.
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Minor Games.
REPrRr1c spEcIAI.
Amateur BasebalI Club Notes.

Cairo, ILL.,. July 1.-THE st. Louis Diels de-
Ieated the, Cairo team to-day in close and ex-
citing game by a score of 5 to t.
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Hiberninns' Field Sports.

H1befn1nMV Field SpOrtb.
Division No. 3 Of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
tnians will Fold their annual sports and field day
next Sunday at White sand Mountain. near Pa
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An Excellent COMMUNICATION.

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In the process Of manufacturinR fRS
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Batted for Nops in ninth inning.

'Batted for Nops in ninth inning.
G 9,a,s;4sors ....Ss g g 9 9 g
Left on bases-chicago I. Baltimore :. Two-base
hits-Iioy /. Callahan i. Mcfarland !, Donlin i.
Three base hits.Mertes ]: Sacrifice hlts-Hoy !.
inson l. Double plays-McFsrla and sugden 1.
ssso cashsa an Nopy pseses
Nops !. Hit with ball-Hart l. Dunn 1. Time
One hour and hfty-fve minutes. Cmplre-Dillon.
Detroit 4, Washington 3.
Detroit. Mich, July i7.-Washington lost the
stupid playing in an otherwise fauitless game
Gleeson's three-bas hit and Fosters sensational
LET. hand catch were the features. Attendance,
1.6l0, Score.
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BROOKLYN :, PITTsBURG 3.


Pittsburg, Pa, July I7.-Scheckards bat
ting was the feature of the game. his two
three-bagsers and home run scoring three
Of Brooklyn's tallies.
Chesbro was in poor form. while Hughes
kept the hits scattered effectively. Attend
arce 400 Score.
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Ar ro,.do-ToIsdo. 10 Grand Rapids. 4
At Narion-Narior, s; Columbus,
At Fort wsyne-Fort Wayne, :; Dayton. 1
Wheeling 4uncie game poatponed: ram.
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1RsT GAME.

S Sasss'sna ..::::::::::::: ss 8 9 -
hlts-Shiebeck i, Beck j. Collins j. Ferris l. Home
runs-Freen,an 2. FIRST base on errors-Boston 2.
ssosf s.roi nuiBy lewis 0es sc Sn oSs H,r
by pitched ball-Bradey !. Double plays-Collins
Ferris to Freeman l. Left on bases-Cleveland }.
Boston 9. Cmoire-Connelly.
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CHICAGO ., NEW YORK 4.

full in Bunching Their Hits.
Chicago. ILL.,. July 17.-Chicago defeated
New York very easily to-day by punching
hits In the second, fifth and sixth innings.
waddell proved an enigma, excepting in the
third inning. when he was hit for a double
and three singles, which, with gift.
scored all the visitors runs. Attendance
I0n Score.
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cha,,anoos., renn., July N.-score:
Western Leagu

Nashville Tenn, July 1.-THE Nashville Mem
phis game was postponed on account OF rain.
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Umpire Billy Nash says that Nichols had
'all things" yesterday. and would have
given Powell an awful argument II the
game had gone into extra innings.
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Harper seemed to be after Matthewson's
no-hit record, and for six innings he worked
very hard, with the result that he COL
lapsed in the seventh. and had difficult
task to keep his game in hand.
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Ct. Paul. Minn July list. Paul played all
around Omaha this afternoon and won easy A
sensaticnal hand catch by Shannon in right
field was the feature. Attendance. 4O0. Score:
4. H. u.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26
Claimed Its Re-Openins Will be
as an open" Factory.

Dayton, June 26,-(Spl)-The shops
of the National Cash Register Co.
which were re-opened last week after
being closed since May 3, are likely to
be closed again at any time.
The strikes in the foundry and pol
ishing room, the original cause of the
trouble have never been settled and
the company may find it necessary to
shut down again for the same rea-
son as before. The oft-repeated re-
ports that the company intends to
open the shops as an "open" factory.
find much credence at this time. 1t is
understood that the union men in the
shops have announced that they will
not handle the products of the foundry
and polishing room il non union men
are put TO work in these departments.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26

If you want to buy, sell, rent or ex
change. advertise in the democrats
want column. --r',-y-'7--7-----
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26
RAILWAYS
Given Trouble by Electric Storms
and Heavy Rains.

The recent rains and electric storms
have been source of constant annoy
ance and worry to the railway COM
panies trying to cope with the heavy
summer business. G. A. & G. officials
state that although no serious wash
outs have occurred, much extra work
has been caused by the rain. At
Brinkhaven a washout Saturday night.
delayed trains more than an hour.
Near Centrcbing the telegraph wires
of the railway We're struck by
lightning, Monday night, the telegraph
system burnt out and traffic was tenn
porarily delayed.
CHANGE IN POSITIONS.
Mr.. Otto S. Sievert, has been appoint
ed supervisor of signals for the c., A,
4 C. railway, to replace Mr.. John
Deifenbach, who recently resigned.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26
WILL CELEBRATE.
Ghent Maccabees Will Observe
the Fourth.

Ghent, June 24,-(Spl,)-The l.. o.
r. NJ. of Copley gave Spinsters' con
vention al the *. o. II. Nj. han last
Thursday evening, 1t was largely at
tended.
Mrs. II. II. Fasnacht and children
attended the Henry link reunion in
Akron last Tuesday. Four generations
We're present, Mrs. Ii. IL. Fasnacht
being third and her daughter Mabel,
the fourth,
Mr.. Ross Hopkins Is building a new
saw mill.
The X. o. r. NJ. will hold grand
celebration on the 4th, lee cream
viii be served all day. There will be
display OF fireworks in the evening
and a dance.
Mr.. win Boughton and wife of Bar
belton spent Sunday with Mrs. Spen
Ger at this place.
Mr. Cyrus Nye is working in Barber
ton.
Mrs. d. Hutchinson and daughter
Lavina, spent Tuesday in Akron.
| "a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26
Unnecessary Loss OF Time.

Mr.. w. s. Whedon, cashier of the
First National bank OF Wmterset, Ia,
In a recent letter gives some expe-
rience with a carpenter in his employ
that will be OF value to other mechan-
les. He says: II had a carpenter
working for me who was obliged 20
stop work for several days on ac-
count OF being troubled with diar-
rhoea. i mentioned 10 him that | had
been similarly troubled and that
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy had cured me. He
bought a bottle of 1t from the drug
gist here and informed me that one
dose cured him, and he is again al
his work" For sale by all druggists
II. Steinbacher & Co, wholesale
agents. S-''v "-ranwIr-,w
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one else has got. See them.
Fans at all prices in all makes. Pain
Leaf, Jap. and Austria.
150-152 s. Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26
DEEDS
For Right of Way
Must be Shown.
Condition Imposed by
Canton Council
Upon the N. O. T.
Company. ~
When Deeds Are Exhibited
Franchise Will be Granted.

Canton. o., June 26.-(Spl.)--At the
City Council meeting last night, At
torney Shields. representing the Ak
ron, Massillon and Canton Street
Railway Co., made strong appeal for
a franchise. ,gFiM
No definite action was taken, but the
railway committee was asked to make
a report next Monday. Attorney
Shields said that the company had
deeds for all the right of way from
Akron to Canton.
Councilman Turnbull, spoke against
the granting Of the franchise but
said he would favor it If Mr.. Shields
could show single deed that the
company has for right of way between
the two cities.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26
he IS READY.
Mr.. Pinney Will Attend Picnics
and Things.

Hon. II. J. Pinney. Prohibition can
ddate for Governor. has written to
Rev, W. f. Crispin that he win be
ready after July H. to address Prohibi-
tion meetings, conventions and picnics,
and also encloses card advocating ear.
nestly the elevation to power of the
Prohibition party. Mr., Pinney urges
Prohibitionists to be alert and to vote
the party ticket.