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RACE WON BY GARIN
FINISHES FIRST IN INTERNATIoy.
AL RIDE FROM PARIS
TO BREST
AMERICAN COMES IN FIFTH
Charles Miller Makes a oreditable
Shoyvtng-A Protest Has Been
Lodged Against the
Winner.

PARIS, Aug. 1S.-The international BIZ
cycle race from Paris TO Brest and re-
turn, a distance of 100 miles, was won
by Garin, who reached the finishing
point in the Paris Velodrome at 9:O4 a.
m. today, having covered the entire
course in fifty-two hours and eleven min
utes. He covered the last kiIometer In
two minutes and ten seconds. thus beat
ing Torintzs time in 1891 by twenty
hours. Lesna gave up at Pre- En- Pail,
near Alencon.
Rivier arrived second, at 1853: 9:46, much
fresher than Garin. In accordance with
his CUSTOM he followed a timetable he
had prepared beforehand, and he arrived
only fourteen seconds ahead of this
schedule.
Frederick and Aucoutrier arrived to-
gether at 11:40. The former, by a spurt,
Velodrome, but he lost it through mis-
taking the ringing of bell for the end
of the race Aucoutrier kept on ana
got third place, Frederick Being ten me-
tres behind him and securing fourth
Miller, the Chicagoan, was fifth, arriving
at 1:35 p. m. He was riding Tom LIN
toms machine, and made the best time
for the last kil0meter one minute and
twenty-six seconds. He covered the
whole distance in fifty-six hours and
eleven minutes.
Lesna returned to Paris in the course
of the morning in motor car. A protest
has been lodged against Garin, signed by
the deputy mayor and ten inhabitants of
st. urice-Les-Chareney who allege
that they saw MIN being paced by a
motor car. Miller has also lodged pro-
test concerning friedrich
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LOCALS WE'RE RATIFIED.
The Team From LitchfieId Beats the
Saltwater Aggregation.

sTILLWATER, Mimi. Aug. 1S.-(spe-
elai)-The Joseph Wolf company base
ball team had a very bad case of rat
ties in the game with L1tchfeId this AFT
ernoon and lost by score of Is to G.
Dwight Booth, of North Branch, started
in to pitch for saltwater, but was wild
and the visitors. took to his delivery
very kindly, making twelve hits and ten
runs in the first four innings. His sup
Port was also bad, and many of the hits
should have been outs Murane pitched
the last four innings and allowed only
nve hits, but his support was no better
than that accorded Booth, who was dis
heartened when he stepped out of the
box.
Gehring pitched for LitchfieId, and was
touched up for twelve hits, one of them
a nice home run by, Quillan. which came
with no one on bases. Williams. of
Litchfield, made a long home run hit
over right field fence. The game was
played before an audience of 1900 people.
Batteries: Litchfeld, Genring ana Bear
waid; Saltwater, Booth. Murane. Clark
and Johnson; hits. Litehfield, II; Still
water, IL; errors. Saltwater 5. Litch-
field T.
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st. Louis Entries

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.-Following are
Mondays entries at Kinloeh:
First race. five and a half furiongs-
April. 10; Sallie Green, Pretorious, Ash
brook, Matin Bell, los.
Second race, mile and sixteenth, SELL
ing-Muskalonge. 1o5; Kaufman, Golden
Sceptre, SO; Monos. Albert F, Dewey, 90;
Third race. three-quarters of mile,
handicap-Likeness, 1e6; Joe Collins, 104;
Sarrilla. 102; Hi Nooker, &C.
Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile,
selling-F'leuron. Ill: DR.. Walmsley, no.;
Hop Scotch. Winnebajour. FireSlde. 1G7;
Jessie Achenbach, Hunting, los; B. F.
Mason 1872.
Fifth race seven-eighths of mile.
selling-Moroni. liz: The Jefferson, 1O9:
Tony Lepping. Dalkeith. los; -Chicouasa
bog, lO4; Lady Montro. 1O2; Casava, 1O2;
Plead. 100.
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roday's Races at Hawthorne.

CHICAGO, Aug. 18-Entries at Haw-
thorne tor Monday:
First race, seven eighths of mile-In-
troduetor, Amur, los; Lehman Thomp~
son, 107; Arsretor, 110; Silurian, 112.
Second race, mile and three-eighths-
CarloVingian, 81; san Andres, 80; Tam
many Chief, 81: Little E.lkin, Sc; Knight
Bannret, 98; Baird, 103; Hermencia, 1O5
Third race. short course, Steeplechase-
Captain Conover, 107; Dick Furber, Chan,
Gerry, 100: Lord Chesterfield, 13S; Coron,
atus 140.
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile
The Test stakes, $1,COO added-HeIen
Print, Emathion, 10; Commissioner For
ster South Trimble, 113; Memnor, 1l3;
Jaubert, 11S; Nellie Waddell, 12O; Ed Aus
tin, 123.
Fifth race three-quarters of n mile,
handicap-Max Bendix, so; Maggie Davis,
81; Boney Boy, SO; L4ivada, 100; hummer,
101; Jiminez 103; Headwater, Bangle, 104;
The Rush 106
Sixth race, f1ve-eighths of a mile-Santa
Teresa, Jane Oaker, Azarine, 81; Rem
gaw, SO; Stuart Young, 81; Crescent City,
SO; Throstle. Mabel Winn, 101; Huzzah,
102; Lady Like, 1G3; Emmett Orr 106:
Approved, 107; Hargis, no.
Seventh race, mile-Van Hoorebecke,
"a; Brownie Anderson, Beauty Book. 81;
Little Boy Blue, Mondore, 80: EVELYN,
101 Henry of Franstamar, 10S; Sam Lag
arus Esq, Espionage, Saint Wood, 1O4;
King Dellis, 10S.
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CHEER LIPToNs YACHT.
Crowds Go Out to See the Latest
Challenges

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Despite the dis
agreeable weather there was a crowd of
boats around the Shamrock IL off Sta
pleton, all day today. All the excursion
steamers and the regular route boats
ran close to the challenger today, on
every trip, to give the passengers
chance to see Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht.
The bands invariably either played the
Wearing of thevGreen," or "God Save
the King" and the Challenger was cheer
ed repeatedly. The crew, including
Capt. Sycamore, remained on board the
tender Porto Rico all day, only an an
chor watch of three men being on board
the Shamrock. The cheers FOR the Sham.
rock We're returned from the tender
The James A. Lawrence, with Mr.. Bar
rle and others on board, went down TO
Sandy Hook today and picked out
point at which the mooring buoys will be
placed for the Shamrock and her con-
sorts. Capt. Mathews, of the Erin, said
it was unlikely the Shamrock would be
given a practice spin until the arrival of
the governor" 1t appears to be the
desire Of all that Sir Thomas should in
spect his boat before she is sent out.
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Earned runs, Minneapolis 4, Omaha /;
two-base hits, Brashear, Toman; three
base hit McCredie; bases on balls, by
Swormstedt l, by Alloway A; double
plays, Robe to Brashear to Law, Toman
Andrews; hit by pitched ball, Mean
drews, Alloway, Letcher; struck out, by
Swormstedt 4, by AIloway 3; wild pitches,
Swormstedt 2; stolen bases, Belden, Con-
galton, Mcconnell, Cockman; left on
bases, Minneapolis 8, Omaha 10; time of
game, hours; umpire, Figgemeier.
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CRESCEUs WILL TRoT.
Champion SidewheeIer to Appear at
Boston Meet.

BOSTON, April 1S.-The coming week
will see the Grand Circuit meeting at the
Readville mile track. Tomorrow will see
the Blue Hill $1,000 stake for 2:30 trotters.
the 2:15 pace, 2:16 pace and 2:25 trot
For the second day there will be a 2:24
pace, 2:10 trot, 2:19 trot and 2:25 trot for
three-year olds. Wednesday will be a
big day, when the Massachusetts stakes,
$4,000, for PIP trotters, will be one of
the events, with such speedy horses en-
tered as Eleata, who won the NJ & NJ.
stakes at Detroit; Onward Silver, who
won fast race at Brighton Beach the
past week; Dolly Bidwell, George Lea
Wits fast one; Dolly Dillon. Consuela S,
Chain Shot, Dan T and Point Dexter.
The biggest race Of the season is sched-
uled for Thursday the free-for-aI trot,
when Cresceus win start against Lord
Derby and Charley Herr Boralma will
compete in the 2:0S trot on the last day
against The Monk, Kingmond and Tog-
giles.
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Cyclones won two games Sunday
afternoon, the first from the Spikeshin-
ers by a score of % to 8. Hoffman
struck out eighteen men. Following the
defeat Of the Sinners came the Floan
q Leverose, who Jared no better, the
Cyclones winning by score of Is to II,
with Emerson in the box.
The st. Paul Iieatherworkers easily de-
feated the Flo1tn & Leveroos yesterday
afternoon. The fine work of Left Field
er Kreyer, for the Leatherworkers, was
a feature. Two of the Leatherworkers,
Foley and Conrad, made home runs. The
score:
RHE
Leatherworkers .0Sd024 5O-15 IS
f. S5 L ......,.....0 0 1021130-S Z 6
Batteries-St Paul Leatherworkers.
Mrocik and Conrad Floan & Leveroos,
Bouman and Hesler.
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Little Falls Wins.

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Aug. 1S.-(spe-
lis Threshing Machine company's team in
forfeited game, 8 to 0. The score at the
time of visitors leaving grounds was I
to in favor Of Little Falls. Little Falls
was landing on Odesard too heavily, and
the visitors took the1 first opportunity to
elegant game sEu
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COPENHAGEN. Aug 1s.-Queen So
phia Of Sweden is again seriously i'll.
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Forest FIRE in Oregon.

BAKER CITY, Or, Aug. ia great
forest fire is raging on North Pine and
Fish creeks and the destruction OF
vast amount of timber Is threatened. The
weather is so dry and warm in rne
mountains that it will be almost i'm
possible to stop the fire. The fire is
likely to prove destructive to much ranch
property.
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PARIS, Aug. 1S-In the course Of a
today, Gen. Andre. the minister Of war.
made a sensation by declaring that the
commanders of the various army corps
had received letters from one OF the
pretenders designed to seduce them
from their duty, but the fact that the
letters had been sent on to him proved
them to be loyal to the republic.
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six new blast furnaces at the Pueblo
Steel works, to take the place of the
three old ones, has just been completed
and is being "blowed In" The work of
construction has been going on day and
night for year and half, and the fur
mace and appliances cost more than
81 0OO0C
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ask Cor Investigptlon.

TAMPA, Fla. Aug 1S-The Spanish
minister at Washington has asked vi
cente Guerra, the Spanish vice consul
here, for the names of the subjects who
were recently deported by the citizens
vigilance committee as leaders of the
Resistencia Cigarmakers' union strike.
and for en- investigation of the whole az
fair so far as Spain is concerned
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BEEF FOR DAWSON CITY.
Thousands of Carcasses to Go Up
From Vancouver.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 1S.-From l,20O
to 800 beeves will be shipped to Daw-
son from this port and Vancouver toward
the close of the season.
= Hundreds of cattle are being shipped
in for summer use, but 200 or 1,5OO head
will be needed to supply the winter de-
mand The purpose is to load the cat
tie on river steamers at White Horse
and ship them to Dawson, where they
will be butchered from ten days to two
weeks before the first heavy frost
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MILLERs PLAY TWICE.
Beat Omahas Once and Tie Them in
Second Game.

The MiIlers and Kldnapers played
two games at Minnehaha park yesterday,
the first contest being a regular scheduled
game, and the second being the play
of the game of July 81. The first exhibit
tion was won handily by the locals. and
the concluding contest was a tie, the
score being to at the end of the ninth
inning, when Umpire Figgemeier called
the game in order to allow the clubs to
catch their train.
The Kidnapers were unable to connect
with Swormstedt's slants in the first ex-
ercises, and were never in the running.
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Saved From Indians.

PHOENIX Ariz., Aug 1S.-Juan Ro-
beles, a Mexican boy sixteen years old,
was saved from a horrible fate today by
a posse which went from here to get
tlement of Yaqui Indians, where the boy
was about to be put to death by torture
for having killed Azula, an Indian, for
beating squaw. The boy was found un-
conscious from pain, with his hands and
feet tied with tightly drawn cords.
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Accident Kills Two.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-The Brooklyn
trolley car accident, which occurred late
last night, has resulted in the death of
one man, besides the motorman, John
Sirinek, who was killed outright. Je-
seph Rosenbacher, of this city, a paSSen-
ger on the car. died today in hospital.
Twenty other passengers and the conduc-
tor were injured.
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Search for n Murderer.

SHERMAN, Tex, Aug. 1S.-The search
Indian who is said 10 have murdered
Mrs. Caldwell, near South Maybe, con-
tinues. Posses are still on the hunt
and covering all the territory from South
Mayde, in Grayson county, TO Woodville,
l. r., a distance Of 100 miles.
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CHICAGO Aug. 1S.-A fifth victim was
added to the death list of those
who We're killed in the grade crossing
accident at Forty seventh street crossing
of the Pennsylvania railroad tracks last
night. Miss Kate Traher, who suffered
from fractured skull and a broken leg,
died tonight
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3; struck out, by Cook T. by Dammann
4; bases on balls, off Dammann 8; first
base on errors, st. Paul 4, Des Moines I;
stolen bases Shannon, Schafer, Huggins,
Wilson, Thiel, O'Leary; sacrifice hits,
O'Leary; umpire, Tyndall attendance,
2lSO; time, LBS.
DIAMOND DUST.
The st. Paul team will leave today for
Kansas City, where they play two games
tomorrow. They play three in st. Joe
and six in Colorado and then return
home to finish the season.
Yesterdays game was the last one OF
the season with Des MoineS. The Iowa
town wins the series, ten to eight. st.
Paul beat Omaha by the same number or
games, so that accounts balance for the
two series finished.
The Red Caps" are now but one game
behind st. Joe. Playing the game as
they are now they have better than a
fighting chance 10 pass them while on
the trip, and then all sail should be set
for Kansas City. The Blues may have
to fight to hold the pennant yet
Yesterdays win made seven in row.
With Chech and Cook to pitch against
Kansas City the Saints stand a great
chance to beat them two straight. This
would leave Cogan for the opening game
at St Joe, and Dick has beaten them
three games this season, all that he has
pitched against them. The team may
make the wins ten straight and if they
do, there is no reason why they should
not go down the line and forget how to
lose.
1t required the st. Paul team. which
has been hoodooed all season by Des
Moins, to put a crimp in the Iowans for
three straight 1t is the first time that
Chase's men have had to suffer such dis
grace this year 1t must be said that
the Saints had to play ball all the time
TO turn the trick. Des Moines is putting
up a great game of ball, and the team
that beats them, especially three straight.
is entitled to a lot of credit
Cook pitched a great article of ball
yesterday. Whoever said he was a seven
inning pitcher will have to come to the
front and acknowledge his error In
the entire nine innings yesterday but four
balls were batted out of the infield. One
of these was a caught fly and the other
three Were safe hits. But thirty-two
men faced Cook, FIVE more than the min
imum of twenty-seven.
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ROME, Aug 1S.-Today being St Joa-
chim's day the pope held a reception.
which was attended by some twenty car
dinaIs and some 15O archbishops and bisn-
ops. He seemed to be in excellent health.
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*Magoon out for running out of line
Earned runs, Cincinnati 5, Pittsburg
8; two-base hits, Beckley, Tannehili,
Wagner; home run. Clark. Stolen bases
Harley 2 Peitz; first base on balls, Phil
lips l, Tannehill /; struck out, Phillips
6, Tannehill 3; passed ball, Yeager: at
tendance, 1900; time, lbs; umpire. Brown.
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American Writer Honored.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-James f.
Archibald, the war correspondent has re-
ceived word from England that he has
been granted an honorary fellowship IN
the Royal Geographical Society of London
for papers and writings on South Africa
and Cuba. There are less than twenty
of these fellowships held in the United
States.
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GAsToN WAS A PUZZLE.
st. Joseph Men Unable TO Land on
His Curves

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, Aug. 1S-CoI-
crado Springs pounded Maupi9 hard to-
day, and made It three straight from St.
Joseph CASTOR kept the visitors hits
scattered. Both teams played a fast
fielding game. Attendance 2O00. Score:
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FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 1s.-judge
Thomas r. Gordon, Of Louisville, has been
engaged as counsel for jim Howard, who
is to be tried on the charge of murder
ing Gov. Goebel. 1t is rumored that
prominent Democratic lawyer Of this city
will also act with Judge Gordon in con-
dlcting the defense
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Earned runs, Minneapolis 8, Omaha
2; two-base hits, Congalton, Fleming;
three-base hits, Wiggs, Cockman; home
run, Belden; bases on balls, by Wigs 8,
by Herman 2; double play, Letcher to
Gonding; struck out, by Wfggs y. by
Norman 5; passed ball, Mullane; wild
pitches, Wiggs 8; stolen bases, McCre-
die, Congalton, Brashear 2, Law, Cen
ms 2, McAndrews, Gonding; sacrifice hits,
Belden, Cockman; left on bases, Mime
apolis Z, Omaha Z; time of game, 80;
umpire Figgemeier; attendance, 1850.
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There Is scarcely any condition Of ~ health
that Is rot benefltsd by the occssloazl uss Of a
R.l.P.A.N.S. Tabals. and the price. 10 tor S
cents. does not bar thsm from any hon5s Or
justify any cns In enduring Ills that ara easily
cured For sale BY all druggists.
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SS:;E.E2zAI:S !
HIS LIVER WAS TORPID.

Mr.. Thomas C. Sites, who Is in the
retail cigar business. aged forty years,
living at 1011 Swede street. Norris
town, Pa, writes: II take great
pleasure in sending you an account
of the benefit l derived from the use
of Ripans Tabules. About year ago
my stomach began to fail, my appe
tite left me almost entirely. and
consulted three doctors, one after an
other, but got no perceptible relief.
They all said 1t was chronic indiges-
tion and torpidity of the liver. My
life was miserable. A friend advised
me TO get some Ripans Tabules. I
tried one package Of six vials and no
ticed that 1 was benefited somewhat,
and therefore kept on with them.
After using them for three or four
months 1 felt perfectly cured / can
not give too much credit to Ripans
Tabules. You are Mt liberty 10 pub
lish this If you see lit"
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Japs Are Getting Excited.

LONDON, Aug. 1S-''Japanese public
opinion" says a dispatch to the Times
from Toxic. sis becoming excited over the
Manchurtan question. The newspapers
contend that Russia contemplates a per-
manent occupation, in which Japan can
not possibly acquiesce."
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LONG Drought Brol.en.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 1S.-The
drought which has lasted forty-eight
days, was broken today by a good, steady
rain, lasting several hours. The down
pour came too late for corn and vegeta-
bles but will be Of immense value TO
pastures and fall plowing.
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Glass Firms to AmaIgamate.

BRUSSELS. Aug. 1S-LA Reforme an
nounces that the glass works in ROux,
Coucelles. Floreff and Bfignies are to be
amalgamated in a single company, with
capital of 100000 francs. II the four
firms. however, fail to come to terms,
the Roux concern will be the only one
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young Doctor Res,gns.

MARION, Ind, Aug. 1S.-Dr. Malloy,
the young inferno at the National Sol
diers' home hospital here, whose mistake
in giving the wrong medicine is said to
have caused the death of two inmates,
George Carruthers and Thomas Pinker-
ton, resigned last night voluntarily.
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Delegate to Mexican Congress.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Secretary
Hay has appointed DR.. J. ]. Rodriguez,
of this city, secretary of the United
States delegation, to the international
conference of American states, to be held
in the iCty of Mexico next October. Mr..
Rodriguez is lawyer and served as spe-
cial counsel to the American peace com
misSioners in Paris.
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Racing at Charter Oak Park.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 1S.-S NJ.
CUB Club arrived ITfeta IN u this @ city % today and md
will take charge Of the grand circuit
races at Charter Oak Park the first week
in September. Entries close tomorrow,
when the starters for the Charter Oak
stake of $4,000 must be named
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Want DoubIe TariR system.

mittee of the German agricultural coun-
Gil has adopted resolution demanding
the double tariff system in the case of
agricultural products. For instance, the
resolution calls for minimum tariff of
6 marks on grain products, and higher
rates for animals, dairy products and
vegetables
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HilITnFu funs, ColOrado Springs Z, st.
Joseph |; stolen bases. Donahue, Flood,
HuisWitt; two base hits, Davis q Huls-
witt, Hulen 2, Hemphill; three-base hit,
nit, Bandelin; struck out, by CASTOR /:
bases on balls, off Maupin ,, off Castor
2; hit by pitched balls, Hail. Doom: nm
pire, Carruthers; time :95
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t. Louis ..........3 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 as
ihicago .........1 3 0 o 0 0 O-5

Two-base hits, Taylor, Wallace; three
base hits, Hartsel, Raymer, Donovan,
Powell; home runs, Burkett, Green; sac
rifice hits, McGann q Green; left on
runs, st. Louis 8, Chicago 5; struck out,
runs, st. Louis 3, Chicago 5; struck out
Ryan; time, 1:45; umpire, ODay.
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Broke Up in a Row.

AITKIN, MINI, Aug. 1S.-(Special.)-
The game of ball between Aitl1in and ST.
Cloud here today broke up in a dispute
over a decision of the umpire in the sew
enth inning, with the score 8 to in fa
vor of Aitkin. The game was forfeited
to Aitkin, 9 to 0. Brainerd and Aitkin
play here the 18th for $500.
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Resist Cut i'm Wages.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-The Interna-
tional Association of Textile Workers
and the American Federation of Textile
Workers met in tia city today and in
dorseo the action of the Fall River ope-
rators in resisting proposed reduction
of wages. The action on the part of the
Fall River employers has brought about
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Praises French, Soldiers.

PARIS, Aug 18.-The Echo de Paris
publishes an alleged interview with
Count Won Waldersee, in the course of
which he highly praised the French SOL
diers, and expressed q belief that war
between France and Germany was an i'm
possibility.
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beginning to Need 1t.

San Francisco Bulletin
The dying man stirred restlessly.
send that order for more ice without
fail Maria" he muttered
The watchers looked at one another
ana nodded comprehendingly.
Hes most therew they whispered.
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CHARGED with EmbezzIement.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Aug. 1S.-Jacob
A. Blodt, until recently secretary Of the
Guarantee Savings and Loan Assccia-
ton of Cleveland. was arrested here to-
day. and was taken back to that city
tonight. Blodt is charged with having
embezzled s1.500 of the Guarantee Saw
ings and Loan associations funds
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Anarchist Is Arrested.

BERLIN, Aug. 18.-August Megart,
dangerous anarchist, has been arrested
at Dantzic. He is an accomplished lin
guist and a number of anarchist papers
and passports made out in various names
were found by the police when he was
taken into custody.
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ST. LOUIS POUNDED TAYLOR ALL
OVER THE LOT ON HOME
GROUNDS
REDS WIN FROM THE PIRATES
Game Was Closely Contested, but
Cincinnati Had Better Stay
ing Power-New York
Takes Drop.
National League.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.-St. Louis pound
ed Taylor today for sixteen hits and
were never in danger after the third in
ming. Murphy started in to pitch, but
retired early after the first half of the
first inning. The game was finished out
by Powell, who kept the few hits made
off him well scattered. Attendance 5000.
Score:
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shoots NegrO RurgInr.

PADUCAH, Ky, Aug 1S.-Zeno Will
liams, colored, who was recently released
Killed today by Eugene Edwards, while
trying to break into the latter's store.
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German Colonial Forces.

BERLIN, Aug 1S.-The Lokal Anzeiger,
reviewing the report that the German
government intends to establish a col
onial army of volunteers. declares that
Count Won Waldersee has been consulted,
and that the project will be carried out
soon.