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The Washington times., 1902-07-07
GIANTS LOSE AGAIN.
Narrowly Escape Second Shutout in
st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July 6. - The Cardinals
took today's game by a score of to l.
Murphy and Evans were the respective
twirlers. and the latter vas batted all
over the field
The only run scored by the Giants was
one in the ninth, when Jones singled TO
center, stole second. and came home Oh
Smiths out to Smoot. The score:
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Chance for First Division.

With the return of the Senators 10
their own grounds on Thursday. the
fight for the finish viii be commenced.
and If Mr.. Lotus will only take his men
in hand and see to II that the schoolboy
style OF base running is done away with,
and the men are given a few lessons in
team work. The Times will venture the
prediction that the Washingtons will
land in fourth place. It's where they be-
long. with the men hitting at their
present gait, and the pitchers doing as
well as for the past month or so.
It's up TO you. Mr.. LOTUS. TO provide
Washington with 4 team that will be UP
among the leaders at the finish, or be
recalled In the cold months that arc
headed this way as another of the "also
ran" managers that have handled Wash
ington clubs.
And it's a mighty easy proposition
that you are up against, for certainly
no manager ever had likelier material
to work with.
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GAMES OF MINOR LEAGUES.

American Association-St. Paul. 0:
Minneapolis, l. Milwaukee, 4; Kansas
City, 3. Second game, Milwaukee, a;
Kansas City. Is. Louisville. IL: Toledo.
.. Columbus, 1; Indianapolis, 2.
Western League-Omaha, 2; Denver. j.
Second game. Omaha, 6; Denver, l. Des
Moines. 6; Colorado Springs, I.
Eastern-Newark, 2: Jersey City. j.
Providence, 3; Montreal. s. Rochester.
8: Buffalo. ..
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batting averages of the Senator's to
date are as follows:
Totals. ..2ls8 3i3 G37 l3s 81 :
Some Perfect Fielding.

Eight Senator'S went through the past
weeks games without making an error.
These players are Coughlin. whose
as he accepted twenty-five chances with
out n misplay; Doyle. with nineteen
chances to his credit; Ryan, Wolverton,
Drill. orth. Carrick. and Delehanty.
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Standing of the Teams.
PHILLIPPI TOUCHED UP.
Orphans Drive His Curves to All Cor
ners of the Lot.

CHICAGO. Juy 6.-The Orphans pound
ed Phillippi all over the lot today and
won an easy victory over the Champions
by score of to 8.
Aside from the batting of the team
and the all-around work OF Wagner for
Pittsburg. the game was lacking in fea-
ture. Attendance, 1000. The score:
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Two-bcse hits = Nichols. Sacrifice
hits-Donovan. Hartmann. Stolen bases
Barclay, Brashear. 2; Jones, Evans:
Wild pitch-Evans. Bases en- balls-On
Murphy. 2; off Evans. q Struck out-By
Murphy. 2; by Evans, l. Left on bases
st. Louis, o; New York, s. Time-l
hour and 45 minutes. Umrire-O'Dny.
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BROWNS DOWN TIGERS.
Put Two Twists in the Tail in Close
Contest.
Especial to The Washington Times.

Especial 10 The Washington Times.)
ST. LOUIS, $40, July 6.-Powell
pitched mastery game, only three base
hits being made off him. 1t was a close.
interesting. see-saw game until the
seventh inning. when three singles
brought in the winning run. The score:
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CLEVELAND TRIMS CHICAGO.
Solve Callahan While Champions Fall
Before Moore.
Inl 10 The Washlngton rlmes. }

CHICAGO. July 6.-Cleyeland defeated
Chicago today by score Of to 2.
The Cleveland team got eleven hits elf
Callahan Moore held the White Sox
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BRIDEGROOMS HAVE
1T EASY WITH REDS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

st. Louis, Z; New York, l.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, IA.
Chicago, S; Pittsburg, 3.
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.Yeager out In seventh for batting out
of turn.
ST Louis ...oo o 8 o 0 o x-7
New York.. o 0 0'G Il
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Where They Play Today.

Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

whose friend he was when the big chief
was busy in these parts organizing his
league two years ago, and whose friend
ship to the new Napoleon OF the game
made it possible for him TO succeed
against the proposed association that
wanted to locate clubs in this part OF
the East.
Verify, Mr.. Johnson has turned the
cold shoulder to his one-time friend Nc
Graw. and his instructions to his UNI
pires are evidently TO give it to McGraw
on every possible occasion.
In seasons past. McGraw may have
been somewhat obstreperous, but it re-
quires a very vivid imagination to be-
lieve that he is now as wicked as the
Johnsonian umpires have painted him.
II McGraw and Kelley were in the game
and with their pitchers well keyed-up.
there is no reason why Baltimore should
not be very warm proposition for any
of the other American aggregations.
Cleveland's Lone Star.
Cleveland. Notwithstanding the sign
ing of the great ard only Lajoie. con-
tinues TO hug the tailend position. and
from present prospects will be found
hanging on to the same place when the
end comes in September. Lajoie has
played good game for the Spiders, and
has batted we'll. but one star does not
make a first division team by any means,
land does not possess an overabundance
Of superior talent, although it has a
frst-class infield in Hickman, Lajoie,
Ccchnauer and Bradley, while Bay, Nc
Carthy and Flick are trio Of more than
commonly good outfielders. In batteries
the team is very weak, and this fact is
doubtless largely responsible for the
poor showing OF the club.
St. Louis, with its former stars of the
National League. had it all cut and
dried to take the pennant In a canter
and show the other teams OF the league
the difference between American and
National ball.
There was very rude awakening at
the very commencement of the lesson
and ever since the st. Louisians have
third position, for which they are now
tied by the Athletics.
Detroit's Internal Squabbles.
Detroit has been almost as much of 4
disappointment as have the Senators.
The team started out In fine shape
and played ball that would land any
team in the first division, but internal
arose. it is claimed, and now
the Wolverines are struggling with
Washington and Baltimore for fifth
place. The club is made up OF fast, ca
pable players, and If the source OF the
trouble were located and removed, the
Tigers would be a rafting good crowd
Of ball players, and quite likely to make
a heap of trouble for every other team
in the race.
Boston's great strength lies in its trio
of infielders, Ferris. Parent, and Col
Inns, three of the cleverest young men
who have ever worn professional uni
forms. La Chance, the first bascman.
is the weak spot in the Beaneaters in
field while neither young Gleason nor
Freeman are overly strong in the out
field. Stahl easily taking the hOnors from
his associates in this part Of the field.
Old Cy Young continues to pitch re-
markable game. while he has lots Of ca
pable assistance from Dineen. Winters.
and Willis.
Chance for First Division,
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TO CONFERENCE VISITORS!

Country patrons OF the Deseret News
visiting Conference and the Fair are
invited to can at the Deseret News
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and Book store, both Of which are now
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All country patrons OF the News
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FAIR AND CONFERENCE EDITION
SATURDAY.
Next Saturday being the fnal day Of
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Manager j. NJ, Herbert announced
yesterday that work VIII be started at
once on the enlargement Of the Rio
Grande shops here The new shops will
be equipped with the latest machinery.
which VIII be operated by electricity.
II, W. Human, recently appointed
travelling agent OF the Oregon Short
Line, has resigned He goes east TO ac-
cept another position.
Traffic Manager r. NJ. Schumacher
has cone out OF town on business,
Senator Keans Is the authority for
the statement that work will be com
menced at this end Of the San Pedro
survey at an early date.
Edward Dickinson, general manager
OF the Union Pacific railroad. has ten
dered his resignation from the service
OF that road and IL 10 become
service Of that road and Is to become
general manager OF the Kansas City,
Mexico q Orient railroad Mr.. Dickln-
son has been general manager Of the
Union Pacific since 1893 and he has
been with the road for 80 years.
b, II. Bryant general superintendent
Of the Colorado Midland was today
appointed chief engineer, and j. c..
Nining, tralnmaster was appointed SUI
perntendent and ear service agent. The
appointments are effective at once. Il
Is said that the company contemplates
rebuilding a large part Of the road.
--- 60
Hlon's Savings Bank and Trust COM
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since opened more than 30.il2 savings
accounts Have YOU an account? II
not, start one NOW.
JOSEPH +, Smith. President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON. Cashier
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lieutenant general down. The college
connections Of the officers not gradu-
ates Of West Point are given, with the
volunteer records extending through
The Spanish and Philippine wars. ana
Tie Encouragement OF the artillery SER
vice viii attract attention. There are
Il colonies la the corps whereas there
OF course but seven under the former
regimcntal organization, ana the in
crease in the cavalry service from 10 to
ID regiments viii also be noted, An
historical resume Is given Of the differ
ent branches Of service, with an amount
Of general information relative to the
various departments that viii be OF
special interest In way Of reference
The list Of retired oilicera occupies IS
pages, The register Is Of the greatest
'alue In all army posts and newspaper
offices.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

The calendar for the coming term NJ
the supreme court Is now In the hands
Of the printer and viii soon be com
pleted. The term commences on the
second Monday in October There are
A. cases on the calendar among the
most prominent being the textbook
case and the second appeal Of the Abe
Majors, or Morgan. case.
Majors, about two years ago killed
Capt Brown OF the ogden police force
and was found guilty and sent nc d
90 oe executed. Upon appeal TO the SUI
preme court he was granted a new trial.
ON his second trial he was found guilty
and sentenced 20 Imprisonment for ne.
At this term he appeals from that judg
ment
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NESERETEVENINGN NEWS
WEATHER REPORT,

Record at the local Office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at 6 a, m. today
Barometer reading at q, m. 25.CA
inches. Temperature at a, M, ~ de-
grees; maximum, co. minimum, w
mean, co. which Is degrees below nor
NAL.
Deficiency Of daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month. Y degrees
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since January T. rs degrees.
Accumulated deficiency IN preclpita-
ton since January /, 1888 inches.
FORECASTS TILL GP. NJ. FRIDAY:
Local forecast for Salt Lake and vi
cinity:
Fair tonight and Friday warmer
Friday
For Utah forecast taken at Denver
Colo)
Fair tonight and Friday; warmer
Friday; frost tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area Of low pressure Is central
over New Mexico. The crest Of the
area OF high pressure lies over Wyom-
ing Precipitation has occurred over
eastern Colorado eastern portion of the
Dakotas, Minnesota the western por-
lions OF Kansas and Nebraska okla
homa and northwestern Texas. II f.
generally colder over the Great Basin
and middle Rocky Mountain region, and
warmer over the lower Missouri valley.
l., II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.
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|, D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE.

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BOARD AND ROOMS.
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ENGINE Ann rTVT rXnunrr

Farmers, Fruit Growers and others
Interested. can see at state Fair
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showing the application for an sorts
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It's hard work to take care OF chill.
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IL makes shop Of the home--a shop.
too, whore sixteen hours make a day
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Hetrarncd Great ruth.

II IS said Of John Wesley that he
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Applequlst's MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.


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UtTVuU1IDuUtl
TEMPLE NOTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

utAbNllltuIuuu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ST. George Utah, Aug, 3O.--The 81.
George temple win close on Friday,
Sept 26, and reopen on Tuesday, Oct.
2S. 1902
DAVID II. CANNON,
President
Mant, Utah, Sept 90, 1902 The Man.
u Temple win be closed Sept 30, 1909
Reopen for ordinance work Oct. 10
1902. JOHN d. T. M'ALLISTER.
The Logan Temple will close on
Thursday, oct and reopen on Wed.
nesday oct. S, 1902
NJ. w. MERRILL,
President.
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PERSONALS.
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CARPENTERS AND JoBBERs.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, 20; II a. m, "a, y o'clock
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The Auditorium European Ho,e,

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TH SEMI
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PROPOSALS U. s. DEPARTMENT OF
o. Agrlcultare, Ofice ot the Secretary.
Washinstou,D D. c. Septem6ergO 1902 sealed
proposals will be received By the Secretary
Of Agriculture until noon Mondar. October
~. 1902 Tor the erection OF a two story and
cellar frame building for the Weather
hureau. =. :. Department NJ Agriculture. al
Nodena. Utah, ln accordance with plans and
Specifications which may be obtained az the
ulce Of the chief the Weather Burean
Washington. d. g., aud at the Weather
Bureau hice At Modcua, Utah Bios mnst
be sealed and indorsed GA envelope, Pm
posal Tor Weather Bureau Building No
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OF Agriculture. Washington, ID. g. The De.
all bids JAMES NILS \. Ssrysfny,,
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