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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
From ten to twenty games:
Eureka College and wes1eyaa Waiver
sity In Athlete Contcst.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Eureka. ILL.,. June 4-The dual meet h.
tween the track team Of Eureka College
and Wesleyan University occurred here
this afternoon and resulted in q score of
q to 6 in favor of the visitors.
The winners and records are a. follows:
117.
Running high ju~mp-cslhoun Of Wesleyan.
Hsif-miis run-DeIhI. Eureka. Time. ::2o.
Hammer throw-Armstrong. Eureka. Distance,
Is feet 3 inches.
Mile bicycle Maupin. Eureka. Time. ::ss.
Shot Eureka. Distance. - feet
3 inches.
Discus throw-cassidy. wesleyan. Distance. II
feet Z inches.
Toward run-Leonard. Eureka. Time. 30.
Running broad Wesleyan. Dis
tance. Is feet 4 inches.
Two-m;ie bicycl. race-Cyrus. Eureka. Time.
: minutes 5 seconds.
is1-yard hu~rd,ee-caihc,m. wesleyan. Time. ~.
59-yard dash-Calhoun. Wesleyan. Time. rs e..
Mile run-Hammond. Wesleyan. Time. 9 min
u:es 3 seconds.
Ie,-yard dash wesleysn. Time. III Ia.
Half-mile walk-striebich, Eureka: Time. S:D.
Pole Calhoun. Wesleyan. Height 3 feet.
.co-yard dash-cassidy. Time. :ct -.
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L. 4 n. WINS IN COURT.

Net Obliged to Pay 80 Rad ana
Bridge Tax.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carlyle. Ill. jun AIN the Probate Court
here Judge Hanke decided that the Loul0.
VILE and Nashville Railroad Company wao
not obliged TO pay the sum Of - to y
County Treasurer, which was dine a. roo1
and bridge taxes In Lookins glass Township.
The company held that the Highway .Ovss-
seer did not giye them notice - b tns
be worked out, or ommuated. Therefoes,
It was wholly uncollectable. Tha Court up
held this contention.
tbs u the irst case Of the kind hat has
ever been tried before . Clinton County
court. Rood overseers are generally WY
neglectful In giving these notices. Aeoc0
this decision win nave . tendency To can1o
q more strict observance Of the IaWI
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PIN MONEY ON DERBY WINNER.
Philadelphia Girl Won Pool Made
Aboard the Canpania.
REPUBLIC SPECIA'

New York. June 1-There vas Q craning Of
necks over the side Of the Cunard liner Cam
pania this morning. when the pilot came along
her voyage from liverpool and . seors Of
the saloon passengers gathered around Mis- Nam
ME lAnghorn Of Philadelphia and Congratulated
W for the winner Of the great ncs q .Ensiand.
sister. Miss Alice ISnShOrn. had paid f.s 0iss,
for The privilege OF selecting the name Of xo-
usual pools for the daily runs were Of pmaIi
moment beside the amount wsger.d on the vim
were prize. Of SO and Sss to the winners Of Sec
ond and third places. Ten per cent Of the
men's AID Society and. At the concert held On
hoard. 500 was raised. also for this purpose.
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Tfme-+es. -. IA. 1SSis. 1se. l:25. las. la.
Start good: won driving. Winner. J. w. Schorr's ch. e.. J.
Chief liked the going, but could not have Won had pNef1 kept
winning easily when Woods brought Tammany Chief up with a
the wire. Tidal Wave was the best. Clay Pointer ran Q go
had no excuses. INDIAN bed.
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San Francisco. Cal. June a-Favorites Jared
badly AZ Oakland to-day. but weil-played horses
took some Of the events. In the las, race Jim
Mccieevey appeared to be hopeiesslv out Of e..
but came fast and wen driving by a head from
Rainier. a 20 to I shot. Eecalante was hid mn
BY the stables.
year.old race yesterday. 10 eth unronscI ous. ana
his Injuries are more s~rious than was IT nrst
Ffrrt race. mile and seventy yards. selling
Ior-!dA won; senator Mats. second: ffoheniohe.
Second race. Futurity course. s>IIine-Rio De
hltar Won. Miss'on. second: Catherine Bravo.
Third race. four and one half furions,. selling
third. Time. .sJ..
Fourth race. Futurity rourse. selling -RsI.,,n
IN '""N'
Fifth race seven furiongs. handtcap-G;oo
third. Time. 1:21. A"'e'
sixth race mile and seventy yards. selling
third. Time. l:S.iS.
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NEWPORT BOOkIES HARD HIT.
Victories of ANN ID. and Strathbr0ecI
Were Costly to Then.

CTncinnati. O.. June s.-Several rood things
were sprung on the bcokies at Newport to-day.
The ring lost heavily on the victory Of Anna b.
and Strathbrceck-
Track fast. Summaries:
First race. fve furiongs. selling Sister Kate
II. ls sTroxier,. s 10 !. won: Nancy Dubyns. 1a7t-
,Reauchamp'. ) TO l. second: Auchendrayne. "a?
III. wilson, , to ]. third: Time. ,:ss,.- Mice
Lizzie Carr. L. Thompson. Gennerose. Iizetta =.
Albert Edward also ran.
Second race, four and one-half furlongs. selling
Anna b.. 1o3i. sBeauchanp,. ) TO :. won: lingo.
Ins y. I<wisl. u to I. second: Hsndraii. lbs ~.
Miiliams). Z to !. third. Time. IS Miss Gaines.
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GRATH MADE BEST AVERAGE.
Leads All the Crack Coeked Hat HOWL
ers In Reccut Tourney.

ers In Recent T~0arney.
In the annual cooked hat tournament.
which was closed LAST week by the seven
leading leagues Of the city. some phenom-
email bowling was done. The team record
was broken. a. well a. the high single aver
age figures. which were raised ten points
by Eddie Grath on the night that the Cen
trais made tho new team mark. 0rath rolled
nve games was q tribe better than -. OF
the thfrty-four players who participated in
the Journey. Grath led. with . grand aver
age Of $3.50 Held. who occupies the place.
Is exactly one point back Of Grath, and
than "a.
picking. Held and Grath are next in order
in this respect. Linnewerth. Exec and
David secured the largest number Of bad
breaks. The Interesting records Of the tour
nament. as compiled by J. W. N,edring-
haus. are given below:
Twenty Rames and over.
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Six stake Events That Have Drawn
M0ny Entr1es.

Cincinnati. o.. June s-The entries for the
first Grand Circuit meeting at Oakley Park.
which In to be held from September II to
q. inclusive. have closed with an unusually
large number OF entries. There are 10 be six
follows:
The Zumstein. 2:s0-cIsss trot. IS 90. with
q entries: the Grand Hotel. 2:l4-class trot,
5000. 81 entries: the Honing Hotel. for s.
year-olds. trot. s2.0oO. IS entries: the Oak
ley. 2:es-cias. pace. 20 entries: the Ohio, 2:ls-
class pace. "a entries: the Gibson House.
2.09-class pace. II entries.
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NEW PASSENGER STATION.
chicago VIII Have S~tructure Costing
43y0OO.OOONP1ans Made.

REPrBLLC SPECIAL
Chicago. I'LL, June a-Chicaxo will have a
new 0.00O.O00 passenger station 10 replace
the Van Buren, street structure now USED
by the Lake Shore. Rock Island and Nickel
piase Iailroads. Construction work il to
When completed. the building will be ten
stories in height. with an umbrella like train
shed and eleven tracks abreast. The trains
using the station will come In on q level
with the present Union loop tracks.
Another feature Of the change in terminal
and into the city by electric motors. engines
being discarded on the Rock Island road at
Blue Island and the trains Of the Lake
where they join the main line into tho city
proper.
While this step has not yet been positive
" settled by the Managers OF the roads
interested. plans for this change are under
way. the object being to keep the new rail-
way station free from smoke OF locomotive.
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Hamilton. Ontario. June J. First race. six fur
Lizzie. third. Time. f:isx.
Secand Iace Ave furlonss-J. Patrick won;
Plaster. second: Dun Robin. third. Time. 1:o<i.
Thini race. seven furlonGs-Clstodian won:
Bsncker. second: Flying Ress. third. Time. I'm,
Fourth race. Walker cup, steerlerhase. two
miles-J.ck Carrie won; Arquebus. second
Fifth rsce. mile-Free Lance won; Wine Press,
second: Tr.kia. third. Time. i:N.
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Trial Derby for Three-H eor-Oses ~
He Run IT Detroit

he Rsn at Detroit Monday.
Detroit. Mich. June 8.-The Hishlano ra,s
clubs meeting will c0nlmehco rh.ss
Wednesday and run for sixteen days ,rrhers
are about ~ horses already here. nnr-
Will be nearly q thousand horses IN !.
ance. Four stakes Will he run during 'ne
meetinx.
The Trial Derby. for ;-year-oids. al une
mile and q sixteenth. Il the star uH ~
and will be contested on the opening "a.,
From present Indications there Will % ..n
or twelve starters in the race. terminus
Keniiworth. Ben Mac D'Hui. Petra IL. Wal
ranted. Benckart. Callear. Lawtou anu o,n.
ers OF lesser n;te are counted on as s"''
starter.
The Highland PARK meeting is the "ptn,
Ing OF the Northern Circuit. which lhe.uer
Fort Erie. whence the horses VIII go Ill.
leaving here. Heretofore the betting r'nss
have been run on the syndicate pam. .u.
this season they will be open TO all 'epu'"-
ble bookmakers.
Mars Cassiday will handle the starters
nag. while Frank Nelson viii pressure y,
the Judges stand and J. w. Russwurn VIII
be clerk Of the scalcs
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Washington. June s-Chicago was outbatted
to-day. The locals found Patterson frequently.
while Lee struck out nine men. and after the
third inning hot q visitor made a hit The wind
was high curing tho initis! innings. and ChtcsSo
twice sent tn. bail into deep outiIe;d for home
runs. Mercer. while trying 10 cstch a ny In the
second inning. fell against the Iight-held fence
with tremendous force. and was compelled to re-
tire from the game. Attendance. asa. Sore:
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3. BrattoA Elected PPesoAent .
Last Night's Neetfng.

Prominent members a the 81. Louis coursipg
Club held q meeting last night for the purpSse
ing in 81. Louis last season. John =: Bratson
was elected president. 4, a Bvecs vice prssi-
Jenkins. treasurer and c. !. Benson SECRETARY:
The Following gentlemen will c0mpose the Board
81 Directors: q Lacy Crawford. A. y. Aidrich,
j. ]. LAWN. John BambTick and }. q. Descha-
sea:sx.
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Washington

Earned runs Washinston I. Chicaxo . Two
base hits Quinn J.. Poster J.. Everett J. Three
base htts-Iungan 7. Lee . Hone ruax-Nertss
J Mcfarland T. stolen bases-Farreii !. Grady I.
M~rtes T.. tsbsi1 J. FirSt ha a. on baiIs-Dn Lee
:. on Patterson . Stiuck out By Lee 3. by Pat
fsrson J. Len On ba~e--Washinxton 6. chicago
pirc-Ifaskeli.
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Hamilton. Ontario. June G--Results.
First race. seven furiones-Kittie Cour, ~o,.
infeIice second; Euclare. third. Time. I:9%.
te.tsnt Won: Pauline Janette. second: Trakuse
third. Time. ga. "
Third race, mile and a haif-T1s~ Of rruc.
Tirre. eco. s~'' M"
Fourth race mile and three -Quarter.. ste~,I.-
silver. third. Time. 4:,3L. u'A
Fifth race. six furfbnesLScorpi 20, ,.,-..
second: springweils. third. Time. liz.
skin race. steepiechase. three miles Arre,zo
time given " W
Seventh race. nve urionse-ssIver rock. von.
speak Easy. second. Nedfoxd. third. Time. f.a3
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterday LANES.
TO-Day's Schedule.

Cincinnati. June S.-The great Matthew
son was an easy mark for the locals during
the early innings of to-day's game. punched
hits In the fourth and NTH innings put New
York out OF the hunt. Hahn pitched n
splendid game Nihe OF tho hits made Of
his delivery came after two men wcre out.
Irwin's error In the sixth cost three runs.
Attendance, 10.Ns4. Score:
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BY Scott Passed bails-Bresnahsn J. VIII
pitches-Scott l. srfme Of gAme-One hour ana
nifty minutes. tmpires-Sheridan and connolly.
Left on baseS-Baltimore &, Cleveland g.
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PRINCETON. ~: YALE. ..
Sons Of Ell Mere Defeated by superior
St5rk WOPl

Princeton. y. J. June s-Frircston TO- Ja-
wiped 'ut the tef'at administered by Yale nj
New Haven - wces ago. BY h~svT stick work
score Of u To >
The game was loosely pisysI. though ther.
were Scveral brilliant plays sharpe. Wales first
hasemsn. played a star game. and Pitcher In
derhiil for Princeton. Wa very strong in N.
hcN- The Tie will be played 6n In New Yo-k
rext Saturday The score:
r.. H.. T..
Princeton -. ....< o . , l 4 o S..-l5 I.
8stteries: Nae-Sha-pe. Robertson and
Hars.i. rinc~ton-rnderhit and Green.
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Philadelphia.
ChIc9B0

Len on asee-Chic Z Philadetphia Z. Two
base !. Barry / Acferiand l. Sac
i. Mccormick /, Har.sell I. McFsrland l. struck
out-By. Taylor Z .by White >. .by, Orth Passed
Time Of Eame-one hour and forty-nve minutes.
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Rothesav. Firth OF Clyde. June a-There was
little wind for the second dav's Yacht races 81
the Gtnsecw exhibition regatta. The connect
torp and course were the zane a. Yesterday In
the contest between the big yachts, the ShaGroek
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sbatteo Tor ciNfks IN rourtn.
B9ston ....-------..--i l..-n
Milwaukee ........--.--.-0 o o U : v y . -
Earned : ?. Two-base hits-Hemp-
hill l.. Stolen bases-rarent ]. Duty l. Bases On
balls-On sparks 5 OF Darwin !. Hit by pitched
ba.I--Ffeeman l.. Parent I. Conroy 1. Struck out
BY Lewis l. Tine OF gAmeSOne nour and forty
two minutes. mpire-Aannassau
cleveland -. Baltimore 3.
i,.ltinsr re, June a--The Cleveland tram had a
batting picnic with the Baltimorrs here to-day
and schmidt was batted out II the box in th-
,,Uh inning. Hum. who relieved him. JARED
IjttIe better. Attendance. 3.sst. score:
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PhilaaelDhla. O, DetPoat. I

Philadelphia. June S-Ths Detroit team made
its nrst appearance here to-day. and was de-
feated by the home club In q fast and interest.
ing game. Plank was invincible and Yeager
pitched 4 mastery game. hut his support was not
equal to that of his opponent. Attendance. TO-
(tst Score.
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Ihs rain yesterday caused a rostponement Of
the frosttrS and nscirg r>ces pro~vammed bv
the Ger.iemsn's Driving Clus 81 Forest Paw
track The came classes. two for PAGERS and
threc Tor the trntfers win ~ on the prnrramme
,or next Saturday afternoon. Additional entries
for zach event viii he received nv IN. SECRETARY
noon.
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Gulf and Brases valley Exte.sss..
BANQUET OF N. 7. S. ALUMNI
Plates Will Be Laid for 300 Guests
at st. Nicholas.

sociation will give its n banquet Jun0
q at the St. Nicholas Hotel. At present the
membership Of the association numbers 81,
Plates will b. laid for 10 members and
guests- Edward L. Dillon. . member Of the
graduating class Of "a. has been chosen
as Westminster
This will be the hrst year that the con
Of a graduate will Be graduated from the
institution. Each year one man n elected
Managing Board The nominations for thSo
year are Harry Prufrock. and Samuel d.
Hodgdon.
This year two boys. instead Of ons. - IN
former years. will receive scholarohipo IN
the Manual Training School from the 49,.
ciation.
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CHICAGO 8, PHILADELPHIA 4.

Quaksrs Were MystiAed ~ Tay10r's
slants, GettinG Only Five Hits.
CHICAGO June Stuck work gave the locals
to-dsy's game after they had almost thrown II
away BY loose fielding. The Philadelpaia team
Ola yea almost perfectly. but could do nothing
With Taylor. White gave way 70 Orth in II:
hits and four runs. Attendance s.1A Scors:
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BARNES BICYCLES, $3.50.

-. VIZ q. ":s .c.s.. ::H; . ( sss:*s &, :sS Fl e: I: !: !: >. en-. w,s- r. !:
= sc s. kiss or sisso. " "s e"'" "-"e 1" " aus
HURCk CYCLE co.., sos asl so7 Nerh Fourteenth Sired.
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Philadelphia.

Earned runs-Detroit ]. Philadelphia !. Two
I Stolen bases-Fuitx Left on ha.e--
Detroit I. Philadelphia = First on halis-On
Yeaeer l. Struck out-By Plank g. Time Of
gsme--ons hour and forty minutes Umpire
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BROOKLYN z. PJTTsBURG ,.
kits0n Held the Pirates Down to Five
HitsNChampiOna Made Eleven.
PittsburR. June A-Pfttsburx could not hit Kit
son and Brooklyn outpayed the knme team st
every point. Brooklyn'R error were not ccst'y.
Astendsnc~ $500. Score:
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EarneI runs tinrinnafi Z. New York J. TWc-
base hffs-van Haltren l.. Rueiow I. Stelnfeldt J.
Irwin Z. steinfeldt !. Fret base on balls
Maithewscn l. Hit by pitched hall. Matthew
q wild pitchss-fIzhn /. Umpire -Emslie. Time
Of gams-One hour and nifty minutes.
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THE &c FORM CHART.

St Louis Fair Association summer Meeting. Jun 8 Thirty onnh dsy Judge. r A.
Brady. Starter, William BrMn. Weather raining: tract heavy.
yOS First rae.r m-. 500 axear-oMs and up six fmionss:
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Boston. June a-Sparkss wilduess I'm the fourth
inning unsettled the whole Milwaukee team TO-
day. end before they recovered form rish, of
who succeeded Sparks. held the Eoscns 10 two
hi,s In the les. four innings. Roth Waidron and
Gilbert wore put out Of the gnue for k.ck. lg-
Attendance. Reu. Score:
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E.-E:d ,rn i. IP,i,'i I. kk.hl.n T. Tfhr:.-ss.e So.
-Warner |. Leach l.. Daiy !. Stolen bases-lksch
]. Double piaye,IIseh, E,tehey. Br.nsnsid ! LII
Tannshiii s b. wiitss /, by Kitson 9 Passed
!. Time Of gam<-One hour and
6fty mInutoaI Cmpirs-OrDay.
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Yale-Colunbia Tennio aans.

New Haven. Gum. June TN the tsan1e
an the grounds Of the New Haven Lawn 4S3ais
to-day. the morning play In singles resulted In
Ia =. Mahan Of Columbia defeated c. L 0hilds
n. ID. Gushing Of ColunSia. "a 81
H. A. Piummer Of Yale from A. =. T1uroer
Of Columbia. g. s6.
H.. l. G.ipln Of Yale won n.m r. n white
Of Columbia. 50. Nlowe.
Of Columbia. Glove. 81
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New York. Juns a.-President Newman Of
the New York Central. when asked today
a. to the report from Chicago that W. c.
Brown, general manager Of the Burlington
Railway at that city, had been of1srsa .
way. said that no action had been taken
in regard TO any vacancy Of the lAks Shore,
and none would be taken until the latter
part Of this month.
In some well-informed railway circles hare
the report was credited. and Mr.. Brown -
expected to accept the o6er.
Golf and Dras0s Valley E~xteAsi0n.
EEPCBIIc SPECIAL.
Fort Worth. Tex. June a-PreNdsnt n
B. Carver Of the Gulf and BrasoO Valley
Railway authorizes the statement thar ~
contract for eraGing from Mineral W0lis
to the Jack County line had been let ana
that he had purchased the rails for another
100 miles Of the railroad. This extension -
n~orthward. The southern end connects with
the Texas and Pacific.
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Reginald Hart went ~ graduate manager an
Homer lie Boutillicr A. UNDERGRADUATE manager.
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Soathera LeaGue.
Nashville. Tenn. June S--Score:
Memphis 80. - $685. a. = !
Batteries: Nashyi lie Cortett and Fisher.
Memphis -I:obb and KAIkhon.
Chattanccga. Tenn. June s.-Score:
New Orleans 30 90 :
BATTERIES: ChattanooaH-Doian and Roth, New
Orleans |Freeiand and Abbott.
Birmingham. Ala. June A-Score:
fiTn.nf Rs -. .s:d::dss.sn j
batteries: Birminsham-B Brandt and Culver.
Little Rork-spsrr1 and Lynch.
Selma. June s-score:
Selma .--... - q IS i
Shreveport .......--I o o IS u o
Batteries: Selma Bailey ami Alexander
shrev and MCGUIRE
Birmingham. Ala. June T.-S>cre;
Ia,,is sseF :::si:cGt !,
Batteries: birmingham Wilhelm and Cuivrr.
Little Rock Fcpp. blackburn and Lynch.
Selma. Ais. June 1.-s-cre:
Shreveport -. % soSeSeeSM !
batteries: and Alexander.
Shreveport-Ssmpls and Mcguire.
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HIGHLAND PARK CLUES OPENING.

won the price for the first yacht home. III
ine the course In s:as: a. The karfad w" W
time allowance. in s:35:f.
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Western eogUe
pes Mclnes. Ia, June e-I~s Moinea lost the
hrst game with Minneapolis through errors. At
tendance. k.ee1. Score:
D.: M0ir;: ..... :::siss&t !;
Batteries: Dies and Gotta
Observation-Disclosures and Mcconnell.
81. Joseph. No.. June 1-To-dsys game was
q hitting contest. Center Fielder Hsmpae Of the
visitors was fined 3 and put out OF the game for
abusing the umpire In . dispute over . Close de-
cision- Score:
e. 5o;spe s:s:if:,c I
Batteriee-Ss. Joseph-Aauptn and Doom. Col
orado eprings-Gaston anA DonAhue.
Kansas City. Mo-. June a-kansas City shut
Denver out In ono Of the prsttlsst exhibitions Of
ball playing ever seen here. Neither SIDE mado
an Error. Robinson knocked Q hone run tu The
seventh inning and made the only run OF the
game. Attendance. l.1oo. Score:
bb: :s::: Cit
Batteries: Kansas Clty-wolfe snd Bsvt1s.
D-snyer-Nerideth and james Sullivan.
Omaha. Nsb.. Juns a-To-dayS game with 81
Paul was repaete with superb hall p,aytng. NE
only score Of the game was made BY farhef.
Who hit the ball IN the nfth inning for foter
basesl OmahA's seven hits were well scatsred.
score:
Sab g. s:ui sssfsssS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gcuding. 81.
Pnul-AcGil and Wilson.
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Al cAnbriIee-Hauard II, PennsyIvania J.
A. cedar fails-Iowa Normal .. Iowa State
College dAmee) 5.
Al B~uRaIo-Corneil & Carlisle Indians S.
Al lafayette. I~nd.-Purdue 4. Illinois O.
At Ann Arbor, Mich Michigan Z Chicago Z
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Miner Games.
REPUBLIC ePECIAIA
Ksokuh, Ia, Juna a-Keokuk took the second
game Of, the series With EAst st. Louis to-day.
Score. . TO l.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nevada. No, June I-Nevada defeated the
Earueyt Stoletzingp Of Kansas Cafy here to-day,
~ to s. Batteries: Nevsda-Blue1ackst and
Cheek. Kansas and HeiiberBer.
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Cleveland IL, Bautsmore

B%al,iners =. @ s!is:E II:
cleveland 49,.
Dunn /. Tao-base J.. Jackson l.
rhree base hi.s-ks.stsr L Bradley l. Lsshanee
.Kei.ter and Han J.. BASES on balls-Of
Dunn /. on schmidt =. on Scott = Struck out
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana. Ill. June a-D. c. Dodson and Niso
MAJ Winkler were married here to-day,
they will reside In California.
Evening star., 1901-10-19
Long-Distance speech.

While the development of wireless teleg-
raphy proceeds, experiments are in prog
ress in another direction but for the same
purpose. of permitting the transfer of in
teligence across distances without the use
of wires. There is a decided difference be-
tween the two modes, however, the wire
less telegraphy working practically with
out noise and with a minimum of external
signs of activity, while this other process.
if developed according to the hope of those
concerned, may be the most ostentatious
method of communication known. 1t is a
scheme to reproduce the human voice in
such volume as to permit long-distance
communication by means Of veritable me-
chanical shouting. The principle at the
root of the experiments now in course Is
the reproduction of the vocal organs by
models and their operation by blasts of air
of the required intensity. Already a ma
chine has been built. with plaster mouths
Of various shapes. which KiU quite accu-