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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
IRISH NATIONALISTS, GAMES.
Flanagan, Champion WEIGHT Throw.
er, and Other Good Mon E,n+...a

Local athletes are already in training
Tor the Irish Nationalists field games. to
be given at tho Fair Grounds Sunday. Au-
gust IL. Judging from present prospects.
the meet VIII be the success Of the year in
an athletic way. Every event on the pro-
gramme is of interest and athletes from all
over the West will compete for the hand
some some prizes The card WIN be the same as
and will include the usual sprnts, runs and
field events. In addition. there will be
horse and mule races and dancing for tro-
plies.
John Flanagan. the champion weight
thrower of the world. will appear In the
shot and hammer events. and should do
some star work. ST. Clair Shaw. the St.
Louis University crack. who can clear the
the vault, jumps and hurdles and should
make things interesting for his opponents,
among whom is O'Reilly, the best pole
vaulter in the city. Other contestants en-
tered are John King, Fred Heckwolf,
Charles Henneman, the discus thrower, and
J. Louis Holland, the Splinter.
Charles H. Vandewater, official starter of
the A. A. u, will give the men their marks,
insuring an impartial allotment. and Tom
Aitken, the veteran all-round athlete, viii
handle the starters gun.
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LOCAL, AND SUBURBAN.

LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
The real estate market shows unusual ac-
tivity for this season.
General Organizer Ben W. Dalzen Of the
Endowment Rank. Knights of Pythias. says
that he expects no secessions from the order
on account of financial difficulties.
e. e. Spencer, observer in charge OF the
local Weather Bureau. says there is no
prospect for rain.
Charles Bauer. whose family left his home
two weeks ago, commits suicide by hang
ing.
Fire In Forest Park destroys acres Of dry
grass and threatens great damage to in
hammahle evergreens.
crop In Missouri and Kansas is destroyed by
avoiding most serious results lies in the
possibility OF raising a second crop before
frost comeA
Attorney Julius r Muench. counsel for
the Health Department. is to begin this
week prosecutions of those who permit
weeds to grow on their property.
Engineer Tom Boyle of the Wabash
stops the locomotive of the fast mail after
It is derailed. thus saving many lives.
Major Frederick S. Bracket, who served
the United States Commission at Paris, and
who desires to be auditor for the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. confers with local
Fair officials.
Practitioners of Immaculate Conception
Church apply. for injunction restraining
Archbishop Kahn from selling the church
property.
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ARE THINGS OF BEAUTY.
Gorgeous Shirt Waists Worn by
County Officials at Ell Reno, Ok.


Ell Reno, Ok. July 20-Shirt waists have
come to stay in Ell Reno. County Attorney
John Carney has one with big blue stripes,
Sid Clute has one with frills on the cuffs
and other fiXin's. Judge Grigsby's Is plaln
blue with broad Russian leather belt to
set it Off. Ed Hegier's Is silk one, Hight
lavender with a frill Of white from throat
to waist band.
The gentlemen mentioned above have nice
waists, but none of them are in 1t with
Billy Robare. our Chief of Police. Bnly's
waist was made in Boston, and there are
only two more like 1t in existence. 1t Is a
beautiful mouse color Of French silk
trimmed with real old lace that was smug-
gled across the herring pond fifteen years
ago. 1t is the most beautiful creation in
the shfrt-waist line that has ever appeared
in this city.
Judge Phelps stopped proceedings in
Police Court this morning to gaze with
rapture at Bills shirt waist. and Il was
noticed that the DRINKS got off lighter than
they usually do.
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American Le1sue.
Wash ton y. Clev.;'1 I.
Philad'a s. Ca.c,tso ..
Detroit 3. Boston 6.
Baltm're Is, Mii'kee IL.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. No., July 2o-The Springfield Base
ball Club was defeated by Arkansas City, ka..
to-day by a OF IA to ..
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INSPECTED FORT SHERIDAN.
Secretary Of War Root Completes
His Official Tour,

Chicago. July 20-Secretary Of War Rooe
arrived IN Chicago this morning from DSo
Moines. Ia He u on his way to WashiuS-
ton. -
Upon his arrival IN this city SECRETARY
Root was received by General r s. OF.
commander Of the Department Of the
companied by General Otis and Other army.
omcers. visited Fort Sheridan and mado an
omcial inspection Of the quarters and bar.
racks OF the troops. The visitors also re-
viewed the regiment now stationed q the
Mr.. Root has just completed . tour q
He visited Jefferson Barracks, No: Tort
Crook. Neb.; Fort Reilly. Kas. and Fort
Leavenworth, Kas. He also visited the 1fo-
posed site Of the army posi- ct Des Nofnss.
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PENALTY FOR REpEA1ERs.
Homesteaders May Lose Holdings,
if Fraudulently Secured.

Reno. Ok. July 2o-Many men have boast
ed that they succeeded IN registering for
claims in the -Comanche country at
the registration now in progress mere at
every one of the six booths in Ell Reno. think
ing that they would draw at least one num-
Der with so many chances.
Commissioner Richards stated to-day that
the Identification card Of each person draw
ing q lucky number will be traced, and IL
the person has registered more than once
he will be compelled to surrender his home
stead.
Among the thousands who registered here
to-day were Delegate Dennis T. Flynn and
his daughter; Judge John H. Buford, Chief
Justice OF the Oklahoma Supreme Court. and
Jerry Simpson. ex-Congressman from Kan
eaS
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SHOCKED BY LIVE wIRE-wfile. at
work on a telephone pole at Kings high,
way boulevard and Washington avenue
yesterday afternoon, William Leibert. 4
pany, was checked by live wire Of the St
Louis Transit Company coming in. Contact
with a telephone wire, and was thrown 10
injured man was conveyed to the of6cs. Of
Doctor Amyx, No. 1913 North EIevenff
street, where 1t was found that he had
sustained q fracture Of several ribe. 4
shoulder. His condition Is pronounced -
rious: Leibert lives at No. ,u25h Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
EMPEROR buys "KING. ,,
Germany's Ruler Purchases . Ken.
lucky Thoroughbred.

Boston. Mass. July ao.-The Emperor of
Germany has purchased of Rudolph Clasen
of Brookline his handsome Kentucky-bred
horse, king" which for the past few
years has attracted attention OF admirers
of horse flesh in and about this city.
After King had won blue ribbon at
the Boston Horse Show three years ago
pictures of the horse came to the notice OF
q high German officer. who was so taken
with the animals fine points that he In
duced the Emperor to open negotiations for
his purchase On Wednesday next MI.
Clasen will sail to deliver the horse to
his ROYAL purchaser
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Amateur baseball club Notes.

The Boatmen's team vase defeated by the
Crane Company nine yesterday the C. B. c.
campus in a closely contested game. The feature
Of the struggle was the work of the batteries.
Lower proved the best twirler, but lost through
poor SUPPORT.
The Dodson- Brnun team departed Saturday
night for Mount. Vernon Ind and will D az
the nine OF that place to-day.
The Commission Merchants. team will Journey
TO jefferson City, Mo-, to play to-day. Louis
Nogel has charge OF the trip.
The Globe; nine departs this morning for an
extended trip through the South. MANAGER Bart
icy has one -of.-the strongest semiprofessional
Gums that ever left ST. Louis trip of this
KIND, and n confident OF winningsa majority Of
the games.
.o The attraction r at Handlan's Park this az
ternoon VIII be game between the Mohawks
and the Prfmroses. two of the strongest negro
eiIos in the State. The game will commence at
$50 2. m. The batteries Will he: Mohawks-Sexto,
and towards: n imroses-Robinson ami Taylor
The Hargadine- McIlittricks Will play tho
Evans sign Company's team this Afternoon al
S.neuc PHrk at $3.50 o. clock. Batteries: Riley or
swartz and McSweeney: Heffernan and Burns
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FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Ferd Heintz Hanged Himself in .
Barn.

The body Of Ferd Heintz, wealthy youna
farmer, living in Oakville, s.. Louis CounSy.
in shed near his house Friday mcrnlna
by his wife. He was buried yesterday, offeY
an inquest had been held by Justice Jolln
Crecelius.
Heintz did not leave any note Of explana-
ton. He was considered wealthy. HI q.
Their, John Heintz, Il said to Be the wealth.
lest farmer In oakville. He leaves Q widow
parently happy. Heints was - Year, old
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MILWAUKEE, WON.
Trial Heats for Selection of Canada
Cun Defender,

Chicago, ILL.,. July 2c.-Milwaukee. OF NIL
waukee. won the first trial races sailed. to-
day to determine what boat shall be the de-
fender of the Canada cup. Cadillas of De-
troit was second. two minutes and thirty
three seconds behind the Milwaukee.
Nine boats sailed the course, Milwaukee
las Of Detroit, Minota, illinois, Briar. Yam
kee and Prairie of Chicago.
The wind did not blow fresh at any time.
It came from the southwest. The course
was twenty-one miles was laid out with
the first leg long run before the wind,
east-northeast: the second was short reach
and the last q long run home, the course
being northwest by west.
The race throughout was largely between
Milwaukee and Cadillac. In the run to the
first buoy, the Illinois. which has been built
especially for the trial races, and is consi1-
cred the fastest boat Of its class in Chicago.
was left behind.
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Western Learne.

Colorado Springs. Colo. July 2o.--Kansas C
won to-day by bunchn. hits in the first O
fourth innings. Attendance. 1000. Score:
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The work Of the Detroit intermediate
loubies was again OF a high order. this
rev winning its even rather easily.
Toronto won two OF the races. New York
Wo and Newark. Detroit. Philadelphia and
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QUEER CAUSE OF CRIME.
Loneliness and Dreariness 'Unask
tied an Old Mans Mind.
REPUBLIC sPrmAr.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
% Seattle. Wash. July 1e-Philip DssesspA
90 years Of age. L. to b tried q ~
Tor the murder Of Louis Borub ax HotV
Gross Mission on tho lower Yukon a Nd
chief witnesses for the pfosscutioI. nj
parties are at Nome. Dietrich 3 6oeeo11S
and white-hafred. It II said that ~ -
brood until small quarrel magnidod teej3
IN his mind to q grave AFFAIR. and - 0eo50
up behind bis victim and shot him t6t0016
the back Of the head with q f16e. u q
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WANTED TO MEET UMPIRE.
Cleveland Ball Cranks Atfempt &
M0h Mr.. CanHeIly.

Cleveland. o.. July 2o.-But for the inter~
ference Of Manager McAleer and members
OF the Cleveland team this afternoon, I'm
pire Connolly would have been injured by
an angry crowd OF baseball fans who were
not satisfied with his work in to-day's
game.
The troub,a arose over Connelly's calling
Bradley out at first at a critical time IN the
game for Cleveland. Spectators from the
.bleachers rushed toward Connolly. but MAN.
ager McAleer. and several OF his players
stood them on. 81.
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/. Earned runs-Boston Z, st. Louis 2. Two-base
hits-Burkett i. Moran i. Three-base hits-Long
J., Hamilton !: Home runs-Demont l. Moran /,
Heydon /. Hit by piteher-By Nichols /. Bases
Padden and McCann !. Sacrifice hits-Slagle 1,
Lowe /. Moran /. Nichols (Boston) !. Wild pitches
Harper J.. Passed bals-Heydon L Strike outs
by Nichols T. by Sudhoff 9. Stolen bases-Bur-
kett !, Nichols lSt LOUSY i. Left on bases
Boston 5. ST. Louis 6. Umpires-Schriver and Gro
Illus. Time-one hour and forty-rwo minutes.
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R.ral Free Delixerx.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, July 1.-Rural free delivery
has been established as follows:
KanAa-WAlnut, Crawford County; two car.
EieFs: length Of routes 5c5s miles: carriers, s. II
Ewing and =. 81. Curtis.
Aisscuri-Tufney, Clinton County: one carrier
length OF route 3 miles; carrier, A. B. Todd.
The post office at Piainview VIII be d,scon
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ro-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Local discount rates were quoted at to
per cent on can and time loans. The clear
ances were $500. 357: the balances $SSs. 76o.
Domestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York. 25c discount bid. l5c discount
asked: Chicago. $50 discount bid. $50 dis
count asked: Cincinnati. $50 discount bid.
10c discount asked: New Orleans. Csc dis
count bid. par asked: Louisville. Csc dis
count bid, par asked.
The local wheat market closed higher at
Csc n. July: 663s0s1c Sept; 6s1sc Dec; SSH
0xc No. : red. Corn closed higher at Slac
July: 5Ic Sept; S4,3h@65c No white. Oats
closed at 371sc July: Sc Sept; 3slxo May;
s6,SG37c No. z
The local market for spot cotton closed
steady.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Governor General Allen of Porto Rico ar
rived at Boston yesterday and proceeded at
once to Washington.
In an interview at Kankakee. ILL.,, yester-
day, Eugene V. Debs said that the Steel
Trust would win the strike now on with the
AmAlgamated Association.
An appeal has been filed In the Missouri
Supreme Court for new trial for Lulu
Prince-Kennedy. convicted of killing her
husband at Kansas City.
The Reverend Mr. Click and family OF
Newman. Ill, were called from their home
by Q runaway. While they were outside the
house was struck by lightning and badly
damaged.
Auction Of town lots in the new towns to
be established in the kiowa-Comanche
country will be held under restrictions that
viii prevent any possibility of land-grab-
bling.
Mrs. Mullnix of Paris. ILL.,. went insane
from grief over the death of her daugher,
who was accidentally killed on July 4.
Business men at Findlay. Ill. have bought
up the ground in the vicinity of the new oil
well and will not sell any of it.
The Missouri coal miners have secured a
new wage scale from the operators, and
there will be no strike.
Governor Yates Of Illinois appoints the
members OF the Commission to the Lou
isiana Purchase Exposition and they meet
and organize.
An ofiicial Of the Missouri Horticultural
Experiment Station tells farmers how 10
recoup their losses from drought.
The Seventh Regiment has superseded the
Second at Camp Lincoln. Patrick Ratigan
has bean elected Captain of Company A.
John Yatfo. who narrowly escaped lynch
ing In Illinois on the charge of criminal as
sault. has been adjudged innocent and re-
leased.
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Milwaukee. o
Baltimor,

mour ]. Anderson 2 Gilbert l. Three-base hits
Keister !. Base on balls-on Sparks ). of Fore.
man g. Off Garvin 4. of McGinnty !. Stolen bases
-Conroy i Keister ]. Dunn ]. Sacrifice hits
Brodle j. Hart l. Wild pi.ches-Garvin i. Struck
S%%.cCiby SPARKS l. BY Foreman 4 by Garvin s. BY
and twenty minutes.
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r..+ s...on FOR Cr..c.u.

Toledo. O., July 20-GeorYe H Ketchum. own
er und driver OF the worlds champion trotter.
Cresceus's last season on the track. At the close
Of this season he Will be sent 70 New York,
am says that he hopes TO establish q new worlds
record this season, 49,. - t,'.'T
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Detroit 8, Boston q.
Bostfn.

Three-base hits-Gleason !. Home runNEsuelow
L Sacrifice hits,Stahl /. Stolen bases-Holmes i.
Siever First base on errors-Boston g. Detfoi;
BY Sleyer g. by Lewis j. Tfme-One hour and
foIty-hve minutes. Umpres-Haske,l AMI Man
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Warrington o. CIexeI.pd ?.

Cleveland 1880. 1911 3 0 0 o l o ~.
washington ...-...1 3 0 2 o l-9'
Two-base hits-Pickering l. Bowling l. NECTAR
f fns Fare Eamel Three base hits-Farrsll l. Eos
Carthy l.. Clark !. Double plays-Beck to La
eEnce First base on bas-By Bowling l. by
cation J. Hit by pitched bals-By Patton l.
Struck out-By Downing 4. by Patton s. Passed
oalls-Yeager J. Time of Eame-Two hours and
ten minutes. Umpre-Connelly.
Detroit s, boston O.
Detroit, Mich, July 2.-Lew;s was hit hard
In the first and fifth innings to-day, and Detroit
s scok the IN n,st of the series from Boston BY
of support. Attendance 4.Ss3 Score: : -
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/ Jennings l. Phi1ipps l. Stolen bases-Dobes =
Delehanty l., Double piays-Heilman Beekiey, y. 10
MACON !; Cross. Mailman to Jennings L f1rs '
base on balls-Philipps 2. Donahue j. Hit by
pitched balls-Donohue i. Struck out-By ponohus
2 by Philips 2. Passed balls-Bergen J.. Time OF
Eame-One hour and thirty minutes. umpire-
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SPORTING.


amateur oarsmen regatta at Philadelphia
yesterday.
Pink Coat won the Wheeler Handicap at
Warrington Park yesterday In a most SEN
sational race.
Compute. 20 to 1 shot, won the chief
event at Brighton Beach yesterday.
George II. Ketcham. owner Of Cresceus.
announces that this will be the last turf
season for his stallion.
W1nnerS 1t Delnsar Park yesterday were:
Mound City. Boots. Lunar. Wyeth. Tom
Collins. Ida Ledford and Judge Steadman.
RAILROADS.
p. q Eustis, general passenger agent of
the Burlington, emphaticaily denies that he
Ntl 20 70 the vandalia system.
Roads In Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska
have serious difficulties at many places In
kseplng their water tanks filed.
Ia Tfanscontinental Passenger Associa-
don hAs extended the territory In the
Nerthwsst Tor clergymen's permits.
xne Great Western has made cut In
Dasssngee Eates between St Paul and Chi
cago.
Over k0oo square miles OF land have been
opened for traff1c lately in the st. Francis
district Of Missouri and Arkansas.
The Choctaw Route il making heavy in
vasion0 IN the vicinity Of Hot Springs and
Little Rock. Ark.
Another effort win be made soon to abol-
ish passess to railroad employees.
Tho weatherford. Mineral Wells and
Northwtstern will build an extension of
sixty-three miles in Texas
Marine Intellixence.
Liverpool. July 2O-Arrived: Cymric, New
Naples. July 17.-Arrived: Lombardic. New
York.
Dover. July 2o.-Paseed: Northwestern
Hamburg. for Chicago.
Antwerp. July 2o.-Sailed: vaerland, New
York.
Havre. July so.-sailed: La Champagne
New York.
Liverpool. July ao-sailed: Etruria, New
York.
Bremen. July ao-saiied: Barbarossa, New
York. via Cherbourg.
New York. July 2o.-sailed: Patricia, Ham
burg. via Plymouth and .Cherbourg; Geo-gi
an. Liverpool; Umbria, Liverpool, via
Queenstown: Manitou, London; Maasdan
Rotterdam. via Boulougne; Island Chris
tiansand and Copenhagen: Trave, Naple:
and Genoa: Furnessia, Glasgow. via Mo
willie.
Queenstown, July 20.--Arrived: Campania
from New York. for Liverpool
Havre. July 20.-Arrived: La Normandic
from New York
Antwerp, July .0--Arrived: Zealand. from
New York. via Cherbourg.
southampton. July a.-Arrived: Koen'gey
Luise. from New York. for Bremen.
Philadelphia, July 20.-The steamshi,
Ncordland sailed for Liverpool at 1890 D. n,
to-day.
Yokohama, July 2o.-Arrived previously,
China, San Francisco. via Honolulu, 10,
Nagasalki, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
Brisbane, July A.-Arrived: Miowera. Van.
couver. British Columbia, via Honolulu TO,
Sydney, New South Wales.
Liverpool. July 20.-Arrived: Nomadic
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Baltimore 10, Milw.uL.. ~.

Milwaukee. July 20.-Foreman held the home
team safe until the eighth. when tho Milwaukee
double e.l He retired in favor of McGinnity Who
al Era showing two men to score retired the side
was wa. driven TO the woods in the second. and Car
Attendance l.b0l. Score: -
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'Batted for Phyle in ninth.
New York *: . ::,:.:.::S il
Left on hases-Chcago g. New York 5 Two
bass hits-Hartsel 2. Raymer !. Waddell ],
Ssrsns !. Mcbride I. Three base hit-Kahoe /.
stolen bases-Hartael !. Chance !. Struck out
BY Waddell s. by Phyle 1. Bases on bally-or
Waddei /. OF Phyle g. Time-One hour and
ftrty minutes. Umpire-CMnninsham
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Earned runs--Pittsburg G. Two-base hits-Da-
Wis !. DAILY l. Home runs.Wasner l. stolen
~ . First base on bailsNoT Newton /. of Car.
seS HIS by pitched ball-Zimmer / Str struck cut
mer /. Time-one hour and forty-rive minutes
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we.tcrn As.ocintion,

At Northumberland Rapids G. Marion &
AZ Toedo-Toledo IL. Columbus g.
At Fort Wayne--Foft Wayne II. Matthews s
At Wheeling: First game-Dayton g. Wheeling
{. Second game-Dayton I. Wheeling 0.
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N,---KanSaq CITY
won today by punching hits in the frst and
fourth innings. Attendance. 1000. Score:
e S2Ssas0 e se;n.. So - i
ahne. Kansas city--Weimer and Messitt.
st. Paul. July co.-cfech was hit hard in the
NINTH but St Paul had too much lead to over
come Attendance. $50. Score:
s. s.. Paul %a1,:;;: ,..,,...S ( 20 6 !
Batteries: st. Paul-Chech and Wilson Dies
Moines-Bubser and Cote
Denver. Colo July 2o.-st. Joseph batted But
inE seven runs in the second before a man had
pee, been put out. Schmidt then relieved Butler and
the n ,ne n,sr % 1o rev hits FIX
field for Denver. and made four hits out Of five
chances. Score:
R. H. f
e Rsns SsEepn -: s Is i
Batteries, Batteries: penver-Butler. Schmidt and John
sullivan st. Joseoh-Maupin and Doom.
Minneapolis Mimi. july. 2o---omaha was help
f ,s,s IN front OF Clark and only got two men as
rounded hard. and Payne relieved him in the
first, In the eighth inning Payne slumped and
fourteen had chance at bat Attendance,
$50. Score:
So masa ID: - 9 9 9 9 8 g AZ
Batteries: Minneapolis.-C and Hunt. oma-
ha-Hernan. Payne end Buckley.
Minor Games.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nevada, Mo-. July 2a.-The Nevada Maroons
again defeated the Joplin ball team to-day by
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
bali Club was defeated by Arkansas City. Kas.,
to-day by score of IA to ..
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Jockey Wedderstrand was indefinitely sus-
pended by Judge Brady yesterday for his
recent rides on Hungarian and Mound
City. Mound .City's good showing yester-
day cooked Wedderstrand's goose. He rode
the horse his previous out
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MRS. LAvINIA CT ARK DEAD. +
Widow Of Major J.. N. CLARK Of
Jefferson City. Mo.

Jefferson City. Mo-, July Al-Mrs. LAWNS
Clark. one ofthe oldest ana most rsspscsed
aged S years. She was the widow Of MN1of
J. A. Clark, phiianthropist and benofav fof:
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.snixine Healer,, Finetl.

Washington. July 90.-Francis Schlattlf.
the .so-called divine healer. was tried In
the Police Court to-day and flned N0c or
thirty days IN the. Workhouse. - q
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GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
Rice and His Stable Ordered Away
From Delniar Park.

Owing to the resurrection of Rice in the
last race on Friday. the stable of Miller q
Co.. comprising w. Miller and ]. Salm.
owners; G. w. Carmack, trainer, and the
horses ]. ]. T.. Rice and Little Rita, were
elected from the track =.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21

Joe McGinnity, the Indian Territory boy
who dispensed winning slants for Brooklyn
last year. is still in the game, although
much has been said Of his alleged back
sliding this year In the eighth inning at
Foreman in the box, and after allowing
two runs. held the fort and saved the game
for his team,