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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-31
cENERAI, DOMESTIC.

CONGRESSMAN D. A. DeArmond opened his
campaign fo- reelection in the Sixth DIS
trict at Clinton last night. making a strlk-
ing address IN reply to the Presidents anti
trust speech.
General Gobin's order to shoot TO XIII
causes an instant stop to hostile demonstra-
lions by the strikers in the anthracite fields
against the militiamen.
President Roosevelt Is highly delighted at
his success in killing a wild boar. He Is
spending Sunday as the guest of Secretary
of the Treasury Shaw In Vermont
Prices of Missouri farms have advanced
since crop prospects became so favorable as
TO cause a sharp demand from outside IN
yestorE.
Many school teachers are spending their
vacations at work in the summer resorts
of the Yellowstone.
The mystery Of the death of Lola Eogel
in a hotel at Beaumont is still unsolved, her
mother persisting in the statement that the
girl was robbed and murdered.
Reports prepared by officers Of the letter
carriers national organization show that
the carriers are organized in SIS of the GIG
free delivery postoffices in the United
States.
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GARyIN ARRESTED IN CHICAGO.
Former White Sox Pitcher Says He
Will Not Have to Hunt for a job.

Chicago. Aug. @-Virgil Garvin. the Chi
cago American League pitcher VINO. III a
saloon row Thursday night. shot the pro-
prietor. Lawrence Z. Flanagan in the Shout
der. was arrested to-day and is now at the
City Hall station.
I'm ready to take the consequences, he
said resignedly. as he lay stretched full
length on the cot in his gloomy stone prison.
Il don't care to talk about it-just let it
rest where il is.
Il shot at somebody. 1 guess. l was
drunk at the time.
Yes. I've heard hat Comiskey has let M
out, but l can set a job. ] received a tele-
gram yesterday from Captain Kelly OF the
Cincinnatis Offering me a place. I've had
an offer from Boston. too
Garvin's home Is 1T Navasota. Tex. He
was a dental SUDDEN: during the past win
ter. F1anigau's wound is not thought to
be serious and Gdrvin probably Will escape
with a fine.
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Indianapolis s-a. Toledo 10.

Indlanapolis. Ind. Aug. -. Indianapolis
plucked two games from Toledo this afternoon.
KiIlen and Kellum did the pitching and each
held the visitors safe at all times. Mock was
troublesome for a time. hut was finally beaten.
Attendance, 3,l3. Scores:
First game:
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Donovan /. Sacrifice nit -Kittridge l. Carney /.
First base on balis,Terny ? pahlen 1 Struck
Tcnny and Willis /. Passed balls-Latimer l.
Wild ~pitcheS-Hughes l. Time of Eame-One
hour and forty-one minutes.
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Marine Intelligence.

New York. Aug. 30-Arrived: Celtic, rom
Liverpool: Statendam. from Rotterdam.
Queenstown, Aug. 3N-Arrived: Umbria.
from New York.
New York. Aug. 3O.-Arrived: st. Paul,
from Southampton; Etruria. from Liver
pool.
Neville. Aug. 3o-Arrived: L%aurentian,
New York. for Glasgow.
Liverpool, Aug. 29.-Sailed: Cevic, New
York.
Genoa, Aug. So.-Arrived: s~ardegna, New
York, via Naples.
Naples. Aug. 27.-sailed: Lombardia, New
York.
Copenhagen, Aug. sO.-sailed: Oscar II,
New York.
southampton. Aug. So.-sailed: St. Louis,
New York, via C~herboUrg.
Havre. Aug. 3O.-Sailed: La Bretasne'
New York.
Antwerp, Aug. @-s1led: vaderland. New
York.
New York. Aug. 3O-sailed: Noordam,
Rotterdam and Bculogne; iceland, Ant
werp; Lucania, Liverpool.
Liverpool. Aug. 30-SaiIed: Corea
Grom Glasgow Philadelphia, via St. Johns
N. F., and Halifax, n. s.
Cherbourg, Aug. 30.-Sailed: st. Loui:
(from Southampton. New York.
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FIRST WORK on LIBERAL ARTS.
of That Structure Conn
menced by KclIerman Company.

The first actual work on the foundations
OF the Liberal Arts Palace was commenced
Yesterday by the Kellerman Contracting
Company. \ large area OF the building will
rest over the untitled bed Of Peninsular
Lake. Piles must be driven at regular II
tcryaIs over the entire depression left by,
the drained lake, leaving a cellar that may
Re reached through ~trapdOors- The founca-
thar no-tion OF the site which is at grade.
Lennox & Eastman. a new firm. will fur
nish staff for the building The mill work,
including doors and windows, Will De zone
nv Moore {, Son OF Nashville. Tenn Ma
lonev & Morrison have received the sub
contract for the grading The ct Louis
Bridge Company has the contract ror criV-
ing the Milling in Peninsular Lake.
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LoNe-LOsT SON WON HoNoRs.
Pittsburg Young Man Decorated
for Fighting in South Africa.
SPECIAL

SPBC1AL -
of ,hjs civ has received q letter from his
scr, Walter Lane. from whom he had not
heard before in years. 1t was feared mat
the young man had fallen In battle IN south
Africa -
home for twelve years. During the iasL
ton years he mas served in the British army
and during the war in South Africa has
won promotion and official decoration Tor
his bravery under fire. He was twice
Wounded. and at the time of his discharge
was ranking non-commisSioned officer OF
Company c. Durham Light Artillery.
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Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug. 30-To-day's game
between Colorado Springs and Denver was not
played. because Manager Burns re-used TO allow
Umpire Strauss On the grounds ard no other UNI
pire could b. secured strauss made decisions
YESTERDAY that CAUSED him u be Kissed through
out the game. and Manager Burns wired Presi-
dent Sexton that Strauss would have to he trans
ferred or let out Nothing had been heard from
Sexton up to the hour Of game to-day. and Burns
returned the money TO the SpectltOr>- He de-
ciarss that he will not permit his team to 90 on
a field with Strauss as umpire. TIE game VIII
probably stand forfeited to lseuyer.
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p. ". e.


Indianapolis 800 0 : 0 . Is 4 l
Batteries - Killen and Heydon: German and
Graffius-
Second game:
indianapolis .-..-.-0 0 I 0 0 o o - :
Toledo .....-.-.-.O y . 0 o o O Q 60 4 :
Batteries-Kellum and Matthew'S: Mock and
Graf1us-
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Centrnlin Fair Closes.

KEEIfITrBBaIj55 S I6' A6r so-rhs censralia Fair
closed q successful meeting TO-DAY The az
tendance was good. and all purses VIII be palo
- pace. Sl2 NutT"cI C-5ttan won: sea
Ere. s.eard. Marry e.. u. third Time. -
second. Frank Tempe. III r. T.m- 2:2Ss
Consolation running race. fcCr and Cne-IlE1
furI17zs-CautaIn Lowry won. Dan Lewis, sec
end. Early Bug. third. Time. -.
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-Morrow.
Washington. aug. s0.-Forccast:

Washington. aug. 30-Forecast:
For M-issouIi-ShowcTs and thunderstorms Sun
Gav. with lower temperature: showers Monday
For IIIi1Oi-L0cal rains and thunferstorrn5
SUNDAY afternoon or night Monday showers anu
cooler. increasing southeast winds
For Arkansas-Shuwers sunday with cooler IN
Northwestern portion. Monday. showers In east
erI.
FOR Oklahoma and Indian Te-ritory-Local
rains and cooler Sunday. Monday fair.
For Western ~Texas-Fair. except showers IN
extreme north portion Sunday Monday fair
For Eastern TeNas-FaIr sunday: fresh south
e-Iy winds Monday fair in south, showers IN
For ~Eansa-Showers Sunday. with cooler in
southeast portion Monday fair.
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EoGsou-arnup. AT ueueviIIe.

Manager William y. Dyer Will ttka the D-d-
s1n-Bracns T. Beileville. this afteEnoCn for a
game with the strong Westerns. who have do
fcated many Of the fastest independent leans n
and around -. Louis this season The DOdSon-
RrsUns have already defeated the BslIeviIle team
twice. and expect to repeat. having strength
.nsd the team fo- the occasion. Manager Dyer
would like l. helr from strong oUt-Cf-t|WI
teams. Cairo. Alton or 81. Charles preferred. Ills
address IS No. cit Olive street
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SPORTING.

John A. brakes Savable. an outsider in
The betting, won the rich Futurity at
Sheepshead Bay, before a brilliant assem-
blage, including many of the fashionables
of the East. Belmont's Lord of the Vale
was second and Keene's Dazzling was third.
The Cardinals were again defeated by a
score of Is to 2.
The Browns won the fourth straight game
from Baltimore by a score of s TO 2
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LOCAL AND

Patrolman King had a narrow escape from
death while following suspects in the rail-
road yarG3.
Big increase in realty ~sales-agents re-
ports.
Superintendent of Education Sedan an
nounces transfers OF teachers in city
schools.
Miss Madeline Sully dreams Of the thief
who stole her jewelry. and has a negro ar
rested.
New st. Paul's Free Protestant Charch
TO be erected at Belleville.
Miss Annie Ball dies from effects OF
burns sustained by explosion of gasoline.
The cornerstone of the Church Of the
Sacret Heart, East ST. Louis. is TO be dedi-
Gated to-day.
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CHICAGO 10. PHILADELPHIA 20.
Both Games at the Windy City Are
HoSIy Contested.

Chicago, Aug. 9O-Philadelphia and Chi
cago played two of the hottest contested
games ever seen on the home grounds. The
locals won the first game b. consecutive
hitting and the excellent pitching of Grif-
fifth. In the second game it vas nip and
tick until Waddell made a three-baSe hit
and sent in the winning runs in the eighth
inning. Attendance. l2,26t. Score:
EIRRT CAME
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Totals =
Donovan out. hit by batted b
CT IOT1S
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SD. .Joserh co. MiInnnkec a-1.

s.. Joseph. 40. AUG. GA ioUhla-hrader to
day c,nsGued much time. -. Joseph Won the
first gam and was shut cut in tfe second.
: ores
FIRST game r II. E
,-iIwavk-e "a . o o @ . d t. u r-3 s :
Ess;ercs-FrIcA.n ard Lucia: Maupn AMI Gar
Viz
MiIwoukee - I O O o a a q o. 10 /
~. Ju-crh ---.---.-.' A. % o. 70 - 81 % % 3 >
Batte,.-s-ksnra and Lucia. Par IN and Roth.
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Kansas city 3, Milwaukee ..

Kansas City. Aug. 3o.-Before the game was
called to-day Manager Dale Gear was presented
with a solid silver service Of nineteen. pieces n
honor Of his recent marriage. by the officers ard
players Of the Kansas City club. He then weht
into the box and allowed Milwaukee but four Fits.
three Of which were punched m the eighth in
ming. Attendance. so Score:
r. II E.
Kansas City .......o > O..-5 : c
Milwaukee ND 0 . o Q o o : o. I /
Batteries-Gear and Beville: Barber. jacobson
and Spear.
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snuthern Assncintinn.

Al NdshyiIie-NaShyil.e :. Nlw Orleans /
At Chatham a-Shf yNc IoTt :. Chattanooga s.
Second same: shreveport :. Ch.;taEo0-a J..
At A~tlanta-AtIanta >. Little Rock :. Second
game. Little Rork ,. Atlanta I.
Al Bin observation-disclosures !. birmingham /
..CllG Eame: EIrmIEElIm :. MsLnh =
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- EvanSviue-EvausviIle :. pecat-r
At C,uar Itapit-hg-k Island l.. C.dJr Rap
Ids o.
~ Davenport-Davsrpa-t .. Rock -ord :
At Tcrrc ~Hdute-Terre HaCte l.. 81 rmincton y.
Second game: Tegfe Haute !. Blo.nins- o. ..
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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
WASHINGTON,

The eighteenth annual report Of the Civil
Service Commission has been submitted
h Mississippi Valley contributed one
fourth the total amount of lead produced in
the United States last year. :
The Department of Agriculture has Issued
a timely warning on the game laws, en-
phasizing the prohibitions against shipment
of game killed In violation Of local laws.
The Treasury Bureau Of Statistics has Is
sued i moving picture of the progress OF the
United States from 1900 to 1902. showing
the remarkable increase in the area OF Inc
country. its population and wealth.
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FLoRIssANT DELEGATES SELECTED
IT, Attend the Democratic Convention
nj cIaxton Next Saturday.

Delegates from F1oriSsant 10 the Ciaytoli
Ca1vention next Saturday were selected
Henry Deilebracht. A. J. Blair; Wihian
McDermott Anton Weroner' fTne9I AD
Charles Erecse. John Stroer-
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~ Win Fourth Straight Game
HTnXXYnS From Baltimore and End the
Cardinals

Gilbert and Jones 1. Williams. Gilbert and Jones
l. Stolen bases-Wallace l. Hit by pitcher-By
harper l. by Wiltse i. Bases on balIsIOn
?. by Harper 2. Balks-Harper J.. Left on bases
st. Louis {. Baltimore :. Time OF game
One hour and twenty-eight minutes. Umpire
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PHILADELPHIA .. NEW YORK 3.
I.nst Inning Brings Victory to Almost
BeRfen VisftOrs.

Philadelphia, Aug. 3O.-New York won to-
days game from Philadelphia in the last
inning. The locals had a lead of one run
and the visitors. with two singles. a bats
man hit and Douglass's wild throw, scored
two runs. Attendance. 3.0I6. Score:
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Co,oubi,n. no yi,it the Exposition.

E.liecer o. Suarez. a merchant Of Bogata,
Colombia. writes the Exposition manage
ment that he with a party OF friends, as
well as other residents OF Bogata. intend
70 visit The Worlds Fair. He requests that
all the printed information issued about the
EXPOSITION be sent 10 him for d"iStr1outlon-
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~ ElIaI % y LDIAt; ;, ,n,.a 90. ,r,,
Of tn. missouri Valley League was shut out t.
gay by Sedalia by a scer- Of . I, ~. Tle features
Of the game We're the pitching Of Curtis. VINO
struck out nine men. and the II dI1= Of Tacks'
Alien ia the right garden Latteri =: SeIal.a-
CuItiS and SchTaut. jefferson CiI$--ourJwriELJ
and O'HOllCIan.
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REPUBLIC

keckuk. Ia. Aug. so-The &. Louis Dieiz de-
ieated the KeokukS. the am t.ur champions o.
Iowa, today. by a score o. . TO =. The features
O, the game were the great battery work o.
hrause and Dretin. the former holding down the
hard-hittinE keokuks to SIX hits. while Captain
KICKS put up a great game at second base. The
Diels are the FIRST -. Louis club to defeat the
home team Batterie-: Die s-kraUse and Drafn.
keOkuhs-LunGin and Zalu-ky. Umpire-B-ady.
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q " =
Left on S. Philadelphia ,. Two
base ~hits-StranG l, NJ. Cross !. Three-base hits
Jones l. Home runs-Ishell /. Sacrifice hits
Shrek !. Stolen bases-G. Davis /. Isbell l..
Mertes l. Double ~plays-Jones and Mcfarland
/, Strang, DAILY and Ishell l, Murphy. II. Davis
and L. Cross /. Struck out-By Mitchell =.
Bases on balls-of Griffith ., off Mitchell 4.
Hit with ball-Strang I. M.rtes /. B~alks-Mitchsll
!. Time-One hour and forty-ive minutes. I'm
pires-CaTruthers and tombstone.
CON GAME.
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Seek. $3.50 Tint He Lost.

Otto Meise, II years old, a waiter, living
at No. 1908 Park avenue, asked the police
yesterday to help him find $3.50 in green
backs which he claims he lost yesterday
morning.
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The Mnler-F1sven and Rank Of Comerce teams
were scheduled to play in the amateur league
Yesterday, but they Cancelled the date, and jD. ned
forces In a successful attack Of the Eisenstadts
at the &. B.. c. campus. -COunstt and Doh De
cron. the Bank Of battery ofhciated
for the MilIer-FlaveGs assisted by q picked team
from the Commerce and the NJ Her Flaye1 clubs.
Tosie: and Miller formed the Esse1saIts bait sry.
Connect held the EissnstaftS to five hits. The
Miller Fla vens got but seven. and a punching Of
some Of these in the seventh inning gave them
four runs and the game. The game was we'll
played, the errors being three for the winners
and two for the Eisenstadts.
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Eieenstadts and the ST. Louis FORESTS. The lass
game Will he for 800 2 side.
Carondc,et Park to-day for s. a side hnarr
and Nier win furnish battery work Tor Inc -
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Two-base /. Seymour !. Phillips l.
BeckIev /. Stolen bases-Crawford 2. Beckley l.
double plays-Ryan, Calhoun and Ryan, I; Cor
cGran. PeItz and Beckley. |. First base on balls
of Phillips !. off O'Neill 2. Struck out-By
Phillips 3 by O'Neil ?. Passed balls-Ryan ].
Bergen l. Time Of came-One hour and forty
minutes. Cmpire-Emslie. Attendance. 1909
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Knn-ns city 1a-6. Pcoria 10.

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. 3O-Kansas City took
two uninterestinG games from Peoria. The Wis
itnrs PLAYED in a ~listless manner. both in the field
and on the bases. Attendance. zoe. Scores:
Kansas CITY .....4 OF 4..-i5 Ia
Peoria .............1 0 0 . . o 0 0 o. 10 I
Batteries-weimer and Messltt: Foulk and VII
son.
Second game r H f.
B RapTss city I'D . . Q Q % 10 8
Ratte-ies-RisIey and Messitt: ShafstaIl and
Wilson.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
InniSNiIle L CnIumhua Z.

Louisville. Aug. 30-Wagner was invincihle to-
dav. allowing but four hits. two OF which were
scratches. Coons also pitched we'll; but the yis-
itSrs punched their safe drives With Louisville 3
"o p. u. Z.
louisville ..........O l y q % q 0 o 81 4 1
Batteries-Coons and Schrivsr: Wagner and
Fox.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Natchez. Miss. Aug. 31-At Baton Rouge:
Baton Rouge l., .Natchez ,. At Vicksburg: Vicks-
burg ), Greenville 3.
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Earned uns-New York .. Philadelphia 1. Two
base hits-McGaun L, Barry l. Three-base hits
Douglass / Sacrifice hits-Dunn !. Stolen baseS-
Mathewson L. Left on bases..New York .. Phila-.
delphia D. First base on balls-On Croain l.. OF
Frazer l. Hi: by pitched ~balls-Brodle l. struck
out-By Cronin 1. by Fraser .. Wild pitches
Fraser I. Time-Oue hour and f~orty-hve min
utes. CmpIre-Irwin.
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Washington GlssflaRs ::::: ID ID 1885, S.o1[tt
Two-base hits-Bradiey /. Hickman /. Nc
earthly l. Sacrifice hits-Gochnauer l. Lajoie l.
BY Bernhard l. Left on basesLCIeveland S.
Washington 2. Struck out-By Orth /, by Bern
hard 2. Passed 1. Time Of game
One hour and fifteen minutes. Umpire-Con-
molly
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NORMAN IN THE LEAD.
Are He VIII Defeat Sena-
tor Orchard
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Birch Tree. Mo. Aug. 0-Returns from
seven townships of the county gives NOR
man ass. Orchard 1S9.: Summers 40
II is conceded that Norman VIII carry
the county by a fair majority
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'Batted for Patterson in ninth.
Chicago ...........-....-.O 0 o / / o : 0 0-5
Philadelphia commencement . 0 0 0 3 0 ) O-S
Left on ha~ses-Chicago 1 Philadelphia S. Two
base hits-Davis. Shrek. Three-base hit-Wad-
dell. Sacrifice hit-G. Davis. Stolen bases
Green 9. Mertes: Hartsel :. l.. Cross: Double
plays-Jones and DAILY Schreck and VI. Cross.
Struck out-By Patterson /: by Waddeli (. Bases
on balls-On Patterson 4: of Waddell ,. Time
Two hours and fifteen minutes. Umpires-JOhn-
stone and Carrutners.
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PITTsBURG 3, CHICAGO 2.
Chicago.
~ u Is IS

.None out when winning run was made.
Pittsburg -----9 9 IL
Earned runs-Pfttsburg l. Chicago 1: Two,oase
hits-wagner /. Dobbs l Sacrifice hits.,C1arke
len basesI61arke /. Smith ]. Slagle 2 First base
on balls-on Lundgren 2 Struck out-By Tame
Burke and Wagner /. Tinker and Menefes l.
Dobbs and Nenefec 1. Tinker. Lowe A&6 hiins
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ICoLAIE FOR cLAssIEIcATloN.

BARBE wANTED-LiceTl<ej barber: wages,
81 per week. Apply to A. Becker. St. ChaEIs
Missouri ! -
EXCHANGE largo size Nerfiod & Jaccafd
music box. What have YOU 1. IS, Republic.
EDITOR Or MANAGER-Position as editor or
manager Of country paper. experience: -efzrence;
age. q: single: speak German AMI English;
hasten. offer. X 20. Republic.
w0RK-Situaticu by cripple; makes It a busi-
ness to address letters. etc. at. your Office. VI
30. Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bt bsy 1s years Old 20
learn machinist trade: place where he can learn
all. J 25s. Republic.
NURSE wANTED-French nurse; one not
speaking English preferred. Apply 4f7i McPher-
SCI ale.
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BOSTON 4. BROOKLYN 3.
Eight Safe Hits in First Three In
niDSS Bring victory.

Boston. Aug. 3o-Boston won the last
game of the home series from Brooklyn
this afternoon. Eight safe hits off Hughe.;
in the first three innings brought victory.
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DETROIT /, BOSTON II.
Mercer Is Easy and Has to Give Why
to Mccarthy.

Detroit. Aug. 3O.-Mercer was easy for
Boston this afternoon and retired in the
seventh in favor of young Mccarthy, who
was also hit hard in the eighth. President
Ban Johnson witnessed the game. Attend
anCe, 2 493. Score:
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eleven-inninG pitchers battle. Attendance. 500.
''e RIB
Des M1ines .-----.-.---0 10 4" 90 90 o. ! +"
Omaha --.-.-.........0 UH clOU000l-2 $ l
Bateries-Moriison and Hans'n; owen and
Goudiug.
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Cape Girardeau Mo. Aug. 3o.-weather
cloudy and hot. River risiry. The Peters
Lee down at 3 D. m. The Cape Girardeau
down at 4 D. m. She will leave for COM
merce at $50 p. N.
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IttFI BLIt
corsicana. Tex. Aug. JD.-The last game OF n.
season was played to-day. II resulted: Cnrsi-
can't Il. Paris 3. BatteFie-Wise and Clark:
Ond pennant.
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CARDINALS. AGAIN
TROUNCED BY REDS
Every Man on the Cincinnati Team
Lands on O'Neill for One
or More Hits.
PHILLIPS GETS GOOD SUPPORT.
Beckley and Donlin Carry Off Bat
ting HOnOrs-Cardinals
Score in Only Two
Innings.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES.


American League.
Philadcl. at ST. Louis
Two games.
Boston at Cleveland.
baltimore at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit
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IwU-Ddst nIs-IfugHts J. IETee-Dase hits
Stahl l.. Home l. Sacrifice hits
W. Gleason !. Dougherty l.. Bases on baIls-OH
Mercer l. OFF Mccarthy l. off Hughes 3. Hit by
pitcher-Dougherty ]. Left on ~bases-Detroit :.
Boston T. Struck out1By Mercer 2. by Nc
and Ferris /. Time Of game-One hour and forty
five minutes. Umpire-O'Loughlia
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Minor Games.

.. Time Of game-Two hours and twenty-five
U~mpire-O'pay.
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CLEVELAND 4, WASHINGTON o.
Bernhard in superb FOrm-keister
Hnkea VISITORS, ONLY Hits.

Cleveland. Aug. SG.-Bernhard was in
superb form to-day and shut Washington
out with only two hits. both of which We're
secured BY Keister. Attendance, 6,5Sk.
Score:
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Local Report.

Weather at 6:5s a. m. part cloudy: at $50 p.
m. clear. Maximum temperature. Sc; minimum
r. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official
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Phillips pitched another strike.

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