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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

Aunoae dichas Pildofas bion conocidas
precise precaverse siempre de las imitaiones; para
consegar, pues las de e jttna procedenca, exitase
cue cada GAIA tenga marca de fabrica 81 Ietra
to del DR.. Reveron la tapa superior selo que
la interior s iirma ei sdo fere,ho sls Ia fajs
exterior de cada ca jita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04
Nos escriben de TIA alta,

Nos escriben de T,a Alta, que
res ulto muy solemne Ia fiesta cele
brad1een aquel pueblo en- honor de
la Candelaria La iglesia Sc Wis
muy concurrida de tieles y la misa
estuvo q cargo del sacerdote Padre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

Eu Cayey se aho1c5 en- e' ba-
rrio Toitas el septuagenario 10; 6
Beget Rivera, El cadaver foe h.
llado en- estado de descomposici0l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

Han empezsdo las rariciss
que EOS hace ell celeberrimo Bill Ho
llauder. A,gn;en sin duda Sc ha an
ticipado La gravado sus nrovisio
nes. Los cigarri'los han zutifo y
como este algunos orros aftfco.os
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04
Tranqut'idad, Salud y RepOsO pa
r. las Madres Y las Criatur8s.

FL JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra: MINsLoW,
da q los nifos en- ell perfodo de la DENTICION.
Les abanda las ancfas, resueve la inflammation, aliva
todo dolor, cura 81 c6co yentoso, Inocente efcaz
en- todos los casos. Aconseamos las madres que
gan un nno enfermo que no dejen que la prevention
propa nj la de otros evite ii de esa medcina que
proporcona alivo seguro absolutamente SECURE 81 sc
llSon affIlNa1 nj
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04
DE HUMACAO.
Remitido por D. EulaIio G. Garcia

Eulalio G.. Garcia.
Matilde Lascot de Garcia. 80.
Elena Garcia Lascot. .....
Eulalio Garcia Lascot. ......
! Buenayentura Garcia Lascot.
Matilde Garcia Lascot. .......
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

Juan Martinez, vecino de
Puerta de TERRA, p1esent6 una de
nuncia contra Juan Santana (a) Jaco,
pori tratar de hurtarle unas gallinas
del corral Sc ha ordenado la cap
tura del Santana quien Sc le inpu
siefon 10 dias de trabajos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

Auto qae1a
Failed aguez
EL 3 DE Ell ER0 DE- 1901

SUBSCRIPTION POPULAR para les
vantarIe m n0nu nento
sumaaptorior ID s11s-eo
DE SAN JUAN.
Manuel Travieso. % 10
Ma Fernando Az Travieso1.. ~
DE MAYAGUEZ.
G Blanca de Diego. ~ %
j. de Diego Martinez. %
DE BAYAMON. -
Remitido por Don M. Diaz HELM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

En- ell tren de esta maf1ana. ha
salido para Mayaguez asuntos
sprofesionales nuestro amigo el LIE
trado don Herminio Diaz Navarro.
Estara de regreso eli dia seis del
que cursa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04
Ultin0S patroneS.

O1U11lVU 0UO1 V110os
Ckaqueta sastre.
Traje para nif1os de 4 amos.
Traie complete de amazona.
Fajas para se1oras, despues de
daf q luz.
Pantal6n para bisic]eta
Chaque6a de sport
Trajes de cicl stas para nina de
de IL AMOS. S
faI Fortaleza 20
a, a3-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

CONsEJO LAS MADREs.----El jarabe ealmante
de Winslow debe usarse siempre que los nios esten
al pequeno sufrientc; produce un sueho natural y
tranquio alivando al milo de dolor el angelic des-
ladar Calma al nifo ablanda las encias, aliva to
dos Dolores ayuda al viento regula loe intestinOs,
este mejor conocdo remedio para la diarrea ael le
sulta de Ia dentici6n 8 dc otras causas. Tener Gu
dado pedr pOr 'Jarabe Celmante de Mr.. Winsiow
spOr ser ell me1or de todo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

Sc asegura como cierta la de
tenci6n hecha en- Canarias de los
autores de Ia fltraci6n de 5, 500 do
hars & la Compaf1fa del Ferrocarril
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

El sef1or Mendez Cardona y su
hija Mercedes Sc proponen dar una
velada en- el Cfrculo de Recreo
Union, de Cayey para la que reina
gran animacion, asf como tambi@n
para ell bale de CARNIVAL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

neve Padden. who is never out Of the game
from any but most urgent reasons. Cnilds
VIII make good as q cecond basenan some
where, but As a utility man for cham
pionshtp asprant he lacks experience. He
certainly has the cut Of ball player.
IN uniform and worked out before yester-
days game. Wicker is weii-built young
fellow Of good looks, and the same may be
on the lines of Jack Harper, and locks
deal like him. Wicker IS. possibly ten
who has made such Q remarkable record
with the St Louis team this season.
There will be no game at League Park
this afternoon. this being an off day in the
schedule, but q postponed game will be
thrown In the bill tomorrow, and double
header VIII be played with the Beaneaters
The first game will be called at 2 O'Clock
As Powell did not work yesterday. Mama
ger Donovan will likely endeavor to clean
the board with Selee's outfit by taking both
games. one with Powell and the other With
Murphy. The. Boston pitchers have been
sonian on the present trip, and they win
be found not as easy as their position in
the League race would indicate.
Umpire Dwyer may not have given St.
Louis players any the worst OF his deci-
sions yesterday. but he certainly did not
give them any the best of It
The error charged TO Bobby Wallace IL a
hard-luck one, which could have been avert
Cd oy Dan Mccain. Wallace threw abou;
four inches too far to the right Of Schrivei
and the physical conformation of the hig
catcher forced him to step off the bag 10
catch the ball 1t looked az II he had time
safe on the hit Schriver has done well at
first. however.
The Ct. Louis players say that Matthew
son Old not seem to have as much speed OF
.stuff' on his pitching yesterday as he had
the Gay Powell got the better Of the argu-
hitting the ball hard at times. but fate de-
creed that 1t should not go safe.
Emmett Heidrick appears to be takinx on
weight during his enforced idleness, but ex-
poets to return to the game tomorrow His
side where the muscle was wrenched il now
black and blue. The rupture was a severe
one. McGann VIII also return tomorrow.
Yesterday was pay day with the st. Louis
players and Jimmy Burns stood around the
| about ten days notice. Burns naturally
| does not know what to think, with so many
players going and coming. but he has no
| cause to worry. He mas not been released
| and WILL no doubt. have good opportunity
| to prove his worth. The consensus Of opin-
| ion is that he will make good III fast com.
| pany this year.
! Five games will be played with Boston
including the double header Tomorrow. Ii
| the Donovanites have the same success they
| had against New York, Pittshurg will have
| plenty Of cause to worry by next Saturday
Boston's defeat by Philadelphia yesterday
| gave Chicago the lead In the American
League. a. Comiskey's aggregation did moi
| play.
| st. Louiss loss to the Giants makes nc
material change in the standing Of the clubs
| Pittsburg and Philadelphia could not play
Eastern clubs were kindly whipped by Chi
| cago and Cincinnati.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
ST. LOUIS TEAMS ENTERED.
Two Local Rowing Clubs to Partiol.
nate In PhiIR delphia RexattA.

New York. July 1.-THE official pro-
Cramme and list Of officials Of the twenty
ninth regatta Of the National Association Of
Amateur Oarsmen was given out to-day.
The regatta will take place at Philadelphia
July 10 and 20. Among the entries are the
fol owirg: /.
,Intsrmediate single scuiis second day>,cen.u y
otneF entire. s!s: Ar,lnE.on Boat Club; airing.
Don Rowing Club, TORONTO. Ontario and Penn.
sytvaRia Barge Club Philadeiphia, Pa.
Association senior singles thirst day)-Youn2
Mems Gypnas,ic Rowing Club. New Orleans:
batchelors' Barge CiuD. PhlladeIphia: Don Row
ing Club, Toronto Ontario; Union BoSt Club.
WINNIPEG Rowing Club. Winnlpes. Manitoba.
Boat Club Detroit. Mich Six other entriea
Senior double scuils first day)-Detroit Boat
Senior cared shells lirst day,-Detro,t Boat
Club, Detroit Mich Two other entries
Senior fovf-oared shells 0irst dayJ-western
Rowing Club. 81. Louis; Vesper Boat Club Phils-
delphia.
dayJ-Western Rowing Club. st. Louis. Mo. Two
other entries.
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rRAPsHooTERy TOURNAMENT.
American MarksmeM In Preliminary
Contests in New York.


Contests in New York.
New York, July l5.-.Nsarly q hundred OF
the leading trapsnootsrs IN the United
States assembled at Interstate Park.
e. al events preliminary 10 tue grand Amer
lean handicap tournament inanimate
targets, wnlcn Will begin tomorrow.
the most important contest of the day
was a special match between six-men
teams representing Alt-American and the
New Utrecht Gun Cub. The Ali-American
team was made up OF six Of the ten trap
and. after successful tour on the other
side OF the Atlantic. These were w. h
Crosby of OEahon. ILL.,: Fred Gilbert, spirit
ming. Jersey City; b. w. Leroy, CampelIo,
Mass. and Edw. Banks, New York City.
The New Utrecht Gun Clup's representa-
ayes W. e. ars E = sstspasn
son and ]. H. Jack.
The conditions OF the match were that the
Al-American team should only have the
use Of one barrel and one and one-quartsr
ounces Of shot. while the New Utrecht Gun
Club men could use both barrels. with one
and one-eighth ounces Of shot in each
charge. These we're the same conditions as
those which governed the match between
the British and American kunners few
weeks ago.
The All-American shooters won. With a
New Utrecht men broke Ola of the targets
For the winners. Gilbert made top score.
breaking VI and missing =. Morff$y and q,
Stephenson, for the losers, made the next
highest totals, scoring 80 and 81. respective
ly. w. E Crosby came next with 81. Of
which .I1s he, he made straight run OF IS consec-
OF the other contests during the day the
principal ones were a twenty-hlrd event,
entrance g. shooting on the Sergeant sys-
and twenty-bird event. g entrance, from
the Magau trap. which attracted thirty
eight entries. In the hrst event Crosby was
the only ono with straight score Of 20,
while In the second event eight men finished
with straight scores.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
ANNUAL STATE SHOOT AT COLUMBIA.
st. Louis In Represented by Six OF
Her Hest Shota

81. Louis In Represented by Six Oh
Her Best Shots.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia, Mo-, July 15-The eleventh an
nual tournament and convention of the Mis-
souri, State Shooting Association, which is
being held in Columbia, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday OF this week, Is by far the
most successful meet in the history Of the
organization.
It Is most successful in that, first, larger
number Of crack shots are In attendance
and. second. because the shooting OF to-
day il by far the best Of recent years.
Gun Club Of st. Joseph has the largest dele
cation, seven in number, while st. Louis Is
represented by Dave Elliott. r. A. Pearl.
Harold Money, H. B. Collins. c. c. Spencer
ard e. G. Burnett.
The Metropolitans In attendance are =. B.
Cunningham. ]. H. Fslt, Fred Arnold. +.
NJ Libbey, r. G. Conser and F. e. Rogers
OF the more noted gunsmen are G. b.
Clapp of Moberly: G.. W. Hayden Of Paris.
and ]. W. Barre, the Louisiana. Mo-, sports
man. WEIGH and Zim arrived to-day also.
The days programme consisted OF Ten
events, the money in 1--WE Of which were to-
night figured out. They are:
Event one: Ten blue rocks-First money divided
between cunninEhans clspp. Barre Welsh ana
Event two: Fifteen blue rocis-won BY Arnold
Event three: Twenty blue rocks-F1rs. naoaey
to Arnold.
Event four: First money to zn. Hayden and
Stevenson
Event five: twenty blue roels-First money to
Barre. CLAMP and Rogers.
given out to-mprrow IN. Rose system Of divi-
sion OF moneys IL employed
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Amateur BasehalI Club Notes.

The Marx Haas Jack Rabbits defeated the
Butler Bros. nine Sunday by a score Of 10 to ..
Battery for the Rabbits Re- Loomi. and soheller:
some ouI-of-town team for the 2ist Of July Ad-
dress H. B. Deaton. No 27l0 Lernugwei avenue
The western Stars defeated the Red Caps by
2 score Of I TOO. Eor game game. with he Stars ID.
The Concordia Turnve,ein Juniors defeated
the socialer Iurnsersin juniors by = score Of Is
from all other turnverein teams
The New Eras defeated the Eads team in q
good contest Sunday BY q score of to l. The
pitching OF Belts Tor the New Efas was the Tea
sure Of the gams
The South Ends Of De Soto. NO.. defeated the
Commercial College team by score Of Is TO
Sunday.
The caircs defeated the wabash Athletics =,
A. b. c. Park Sunday by score Of l1 20 g. The
feature was the pitching OF Gibson Of the Cairo.
The Frisco Lane Athletics made \ THO 10 the
team by . score Of TO J. 80.
The Wabash Athletics would like 70 hsys
gaines In the is-year-old class, ked Cars. csircs
Of Blue Ribbons preferTed Address John Bauer
No. lS17 shenandoah avenue. = - -
The II. R az play ~ Bensyfiis Sunday, Juiy
q. They hkHo an open date foe. july -. YnS
9anes address H. Kenker No is1f- Car S4reet..
= r
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Shamrock II Definitely Establishes
Her Superiority Over Her
Elder Namesake.
CLOSE OF TRIAL CONTESTS.
Lipton's Boat Will Be Prepared at
Once for Her Voyage to
America to Try
for Cup.

Rothesay, Firth Of Clyde. July 1.-the
final racing trial Of the two shamrocks to-
day was over a thirty-six- mile course, from
Crairrnore to Skelmorlie. thence to Tomont-
End. OF I.arges, and back to tho starting
point.
Thia course Was sailed twice over. A
fresh. strong westerly wind Of from thirteen
to fourteen knots was blowing. The chal-
lenxer had the best Of tho manuvering for
position. and led the Shamrock l over the
line by about three lengths The run to
skelmorlie was dead down the wind, and
the challenger. rapidly increasing her lead.
rounded the first mark at Skeimorlie min
ute and 81 seconds ahead Of the Sham
rock I.
On the broad, easy reach to Tonlont-End
the challenger Increased her lead until she
was 2la minutes ahead, when she encount-
cred a softer wind. and the ex-challenger
closed I'D. Turning the Erin. off Tomont-
End. the Shamrock II was minute and u
seconds ahead.
New Boats Fine Work.
The boats could have fetched home from
this point, but in order to give turn to
windward the Erin steamed away and laid
a new mark off Mount Stewart.
The yachts then beat across on Firth on
shore lacks. the challenger gaining on ev-
cry board. Alter Il four-nllie beat the Two
boats rounded the Erin. the Shamrock II
2 minutes and 20 seconds anead Of the oder
boat
Reaching ten miles up channel. the chal-
ienger outsailed the oder boat, and the
timing at The turn ut 1nverkeep Bay showed
difference of minutes In favor OF
the shamrock ii. The boats then reached
for LaIges, where the shamrock II WAS stu
Q minules ahead OF the former challenger
During the run home from Larses the
Shamrock / experienced big tuke, and
closed up her distance, finishing IN minutes
astern OF the Shamrock II.
The OtnOAal Time.
On the last leg the Shamrock I was
heiped by rain squat. whom Old not touch
the challenger. ana enabled the former TO
close the separating gap. The corrsc,
| times Of the finish are:
The Shamrock II, 1895.
The Shamrock l, 3:40:45.
The huks which enabled the ex-challengel
! to finish 20 close to the Shamrock II does
not. In the opinion Of experls. IN any way
detraA:t from what is regarded as splend.d
performance on the part of the Sham
/, rock II.
| At the conclusion OF the trials an imme-
| date start was made towards dismantiins
| the challenger. Early tomorrow morning
t her racing canvns Will he packed for ship
ment. After this Is done, her present epers
will be replaced by her ocean rig.
Z 1t is believed the challenger may possibly
start for the other side July %.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
DRoPpINe DYNAMITE GUNS.
Governments Expensive ExperiaeA,
Goes to the Scrap Heap.


Washington, July 15.-Pneumatic dynamite
guns will no longer constitute part Of the
defense Of New York and San Francisco.
Upon the recommendation Of the Board of
Ordnance and Notifications. Secretary Root
has decided to abandon the use Of this type
Of ordnance. Half a million dollars spent
In the manufacture and installation OF
these guns has thus been practically thrown
away by the War Department.
The contract for pneumatic dynamite guns
was made in 1893. and four l5-inch and two
6-inch guns were delivered. Two 15-inch
and one S-inch gun, constituting battery,
were installed at Sandy Hook. and tho 9th
ers at San Francisco.
large quantities Of dynamite, would be an
important factor in the defense Of large
cities. The board which tested the guns r.
ported that effects fully as great could be
obtained by shells charged with les sensl-
tive high explosives fired from powder 8 ms.
Since The installation Of the dynamite guns.
explosives have been discovered which can
be safely fred from high-pewsr guns and
the Board of Ordnance and Fertilization.
could see no advantage in the retention Of
a system which necessitated constant care.
was liable to get out of order and had a
range much less than that OF powder guns.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
TALL TELEGRAPH POLES DOWN.
Recently Raised Near Beaumont to
Garry Wires Across River.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Beaumont. Tex. July 15.-Durins q rain
and windsterm here this afternoon two tel.
egraph poles supporting the wires Of the
either side of Neches River, were blown
down. prostrating the wires and cutting Old
communication to the east for s.vera
hours. except by circuitom route.
at great cost. were said to Be the tailest
In the world. each being 80 feet Above the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Approved a. Reserve Agents.

washington. July 1.-THE following hankz
have been approved a. resePve agents:
Hanover National, New York, for the First
National, Eufaula, I. T.
Merchants-Laclede National. st. Louis, fsr
the Cherokee National. Vinita, I, z.
Union National. Kansas City. for the
Home National Caney. KaS. X
Commercial National, Chicago. for the
American National. Beaumont, Tex.
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engaged to give exhibitions Of fancy swimming
at PROFESSOR Clarke's new natateri1m at Nine
Eling stunts" daily. and Interesting water polo
games are played every Monday evening between
teams from the various city Y. n. c. A. asso-
Citations The new natatorium is q great improve
after the ilter Is established
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
DUNLEAvY-BERRY MILL.
To he Pulled on On stag Clubs Ex-
cursion Tonight.

The St. Louis Stag Club presents good
card for its third excursion Tonight on the
steamer Hill City. Jack Dunleavy Of Bos,
ton. who gave Bob Douglas such a good
ter work to beat George Berry. the car
kansas Kid" Berry has put himself in per-
feet shape at Golden Eagle, Ill. and is
confident Of delivering the goods" The
men agree to hit In the clinches. The bout
is not likely to 60 the limit of twelve
rounds.
In the preliminaries. Jack Sims and
George Block tie up for six rounds. Both
boys are hard punchers, and the winner will
have been decided within the limit Frank
Zecker and Jack Roll go six rounds at ub
pounds. The Hill City will leave tho foot
Of Olive street at Sis p. m.
Minor Cameo.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ramsey. Ill. July 1S.-The Ramsey Rattletu
defeated the Vera v1ctors on the latters grounds
yesterday by q Score~of 10 to 8.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Washington, July N.-Ihe President to-
day made thu following appointments In the
navy:
Commanders, Edward Lloyd, Jr., Allen q.
Rogers. George r. Clark: Leutenants.
Yates stirling, Jr., Emmet r. Pollock. Rich
machinists. Joel T. Biggs, Arthur T. Per-
cival.
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Warrington 3-3, Baltimore 1T.
Baltimore. July 1.-THE Baltimore and WASH
;nSion American League teams broke even on
better Of McGnnty after the nrst inning OF the
nrst game, and errors behind CarTick were very
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
CAR AND SPRINKLER COLLIDE.
Three Persons Injured in Street
Car Accidents.

A Broadway division car yesterday aftar.
noon collided with sprfnkiing Wagon a4
broadway and Neosha streets, ara H.
driver. Edward Spangleman. WsA thrown To
the ground. He sustained q disl0cot50D OF
the right shoulder and was cut and ogu6
on the head Doctor Schne1 dTespad rs
wounds and Spansleman was removed 70
his home, No. 2s49 Neosha atzssf r.
wagon was owned by Henry THEA No NJ
South Broadway, and was damaSed
. A Tower Grove avenue car colllde4 WIN
a wagon Of the American Ice Company at
Dolman street and Lafayette avenue yes-
terdey afternoon. The driver. Tra1k peer.
of No. 2346 Rutger street. ESCAPED injury BY
jumping.
Gustave Keppler, u years old, Of No. M
Margaretta avenue. fell from the rear pl9t-
form of a westbound Easton aven1o 60 en-
which he was a passenger ut 8arY14ao Apd
Easton avenues yesterday .moninl. %.
tanning fracture Of the skull. Ped66t1iano
picked him up and carried him to tho e4loo
Of Doctor II. J. Hopkins at No. M 49,
ten avenue. where he was revfved. An en-
bulahce afterwards conveyed him y ~
home. Doctor Hopkins said he 01d not
think the injury was seylouA
Feuna Dy1nG N . anlssn.
Hillsboro. Ill. July x.-Adellh Stea04 .
coal miner. Of this city. Has fegnd 49,
In the saloon Of william J. White thA0
evening. and died man 04fnTs
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Boston
Philadelphia
| Boston ................,.0 o o 20 ~
PhiladeIphia ........1 o "a

Earned runs-Fhiladelphla T. rwo-base hlts-
hits-seyboid i; Stolen bsses-stahi i. Collins !.
s ssylsSe boubs LETT
FREEMAN FREEMAN Il l po,an and psy!. T11:t base on
Struck out-By Winters 1, BY Plank l. TIME
One hour and fifty minutes. umpirss-dhsridsn
and Connolly,
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THEIR REPORT TO BE DELAYED.
Isthnian Canal Commission Claims {
Have Much Work to DO.

REPUBILc SPECIAL.
Washington. July 15.-There will be still
further delay Of at least four months before
the Isthmian Canal Commission completes
its report and goes out Of existence.
The reason given for this by the members
of the commission 10 that there 10 still q
ings made along the various routes, sspe-
cially that through Nicaragua. which raIst
be worked UP before final estimates as to
cost can be made.
Outside Of the commission It Ia suggested
that the real reason for the failure Of the
Commissioners to conclude their labors ID
that they are reluctant to give up their cal.
the original appropriation Of 8, 900. 900, and
in the last session Of ConSress were given
q deficiency appropriation Of $75000 In addi-
ton. 1t IL net probable that much Of this
will be left when tho commission finally
goes out Of business
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
CHICAGO 4, BOSTON 1.

Chicago Found Something Easy in
the Boston Box.
Chicago. July 15.-Taylor was at his best,
and held the visitors down to one run On
the other hand, the locals found Dineen
easy, and by punching hits. easily piled I'D
four runs. ATTENDANCE. 500. Score:
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sRatted for Moran In ninth
S SSssaso:: 90 SSSad9.o-
Left on bsses-ChicaGo s. Boston g. Two-base
hits,Rsynsr Mccormick J. Sacrifice hits
-McCormici Dexter and Kahoe !: pneen. Long
n naa nor sa,.s e SS Ss, oS Iy 81 oh
Tms-ons hour and ATTY minutes Umpire
ODay.
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At Decatur-Evansville l5 Decatur &
AT Cscar Rapids--Cedar Rapids 8 Davenport I
At Rockford-Roek islano ~. Rockford IL
AZ TsTe Aauts-Bloomington .. TeErs Haute Q