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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Amateur Baseball Note.

The John F. Lingers would like TO hear ,ro-,
sll teams in the 10 and is year divisions the
Norhe-is. Iroys and Phoenix clubs preferred p
T1yrn Of No. 1850 Evans avenue IL r1enaqe- I.
would like {" arrange game for to-n1orrovr in
the Is. Is or Il year division. The team cIsf-rs
TO he The strongest in its class For games ad-
dress Harry Levy No. 5l67 Morgan street rho
Little Wisconsins have reorsanfzAd and yxot,Id
like to hear from the Horners wizards AL
Unions They play in the II and i. year oil class
For games address August Heitzler No 23I9
Wisconsin avenue.
Orphan Boys won from the Mis=our,s nv a
,cor. CT 70 tn s. They will plav the Pioneors
Sunday afternoon at Potomac and Wisconsin ave
nue.. and would like 10 hear from other teams
They NAV be addressed at No eco C-1eroLse
street.
Century Juniors would like TO hear frnrn all
teams In the 12-year-old class. For games ad-
dress r. BaTnharh No. 22j0 Indiana avenue
-Louisianss Will play the Nordens Sunda- for
SO side They defeated the Olympias last sun
day by score of 20 2 For games address No
2352 South Twelfth street.
Manager BARLEY Of tine Globes would like to
arrange game for next Sunday with sone firzt
class club out of the citv. He NAV he addrsesed
care Of the Globe Clothing Company. Seventh
and franklin avenue
-Bannon's Union will play the J. r. Hicks NJ,
the Unions grounds az Spring and Chouteau
avenues tomorrow afternoon: Donohue and
Lane VIII furnish battery work for the Unions
while Epstefn and Frazier will serve for the
Hicks William Bannon Of No 37oi c-bo,,,esu
avenue iE manager
st. Louis Twirlers would like to arrange n
game for tomorrow with some good team w
c. Leonard Is manager.
-Eisenstadts and Cotton Belts will plav tbts
afternoon at the Christian Brothers carnpus Tba
game will be called at $50.
-Commodores will go TO Granite CITY to-rno-ro--
to play the team Of that place for So a side.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York, Aug. S.-Hanlon administered
severe tongue lashing to his superbas be-
fore they were trotted OUT on the diamond
at Washington Park, Brooklyn. to-day, and
after reading the riot act to them, told
them that they wouId have to put on their
playing clothes and break away from their
snateurish playing or there would be a
shIke-up.
The curtain lecture seemed to wake I'D
the Brooklynltes. their playing being the
reverse of their showing yesterday, and the
game resulted in defeat for S.: Louis by a
score Cf to 8.
Captain Pat Donovan selected 'Yank"
1erkes to dish up hot ones to the Superbas
The lanky twirler in practice showed that
ne had plenty Of speed and good curves,
but nevertheless the Brooklyns hit him for
nine safeties during the first four innings.
After that ferkes seemed to have measured
Inc Datsmen, and they were at his mercy.
Costly errors by Hartman, Smoot and
BraSnear We're responsible for to-day's de-
ieat In the second inning, with two men
out ana the bases filed hartman furnbled
a snort groundsr by Keller permitting Ir-
win TO score. This Was followed by drive
10 center by Dolan. which scored Newton
and Sheckard. These three runs could have
been prevented by anything like careful
heldlnS. This was the most fragrant break
curing the game although errors by Smoot
and bEaShear permitted Brooklyn to in
crease their lead
81. LOUIS escaped a shut-out by scoring
thrse times in the sixth. ONe.ll and Yerkes
walked. Brashear doubled scoring O'NeIll
and promoting IerkeS to third. SInoot was
helded out at first by Irwin. Barclay sin
S!ed and Brashear reached third erKes
scoring. Brashear was caught at the plate.
DonoN an singled ana scored Barclay.
The score:
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Minor Games.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Natchez Miss. Aug. Sat Raton Rouge.
Natchez T. Baton Rouge /. At VicksbuPg
Greenvie 2. Vicksburg l.
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VATICAN WILL DEMAND AN
ACCOUNTING FROM FRlARs.
Claims Ti;at Property in Philippines
Belongs to the Church-SaIe
DiScrcdited in Manila.

Rene. Aug. S.-The action OF the Philip
pine friar= in selling their lands to syndi-
Gates CT laymen is di-approved at the Vat
lean.
The lands are considered to be church
property. iralienabIe without the consent o:
Rome.
An investigation indicates that the Do
minicans alone sold their lands.
When the sales ara definitely ascertaired
tins friars will De Obliged to show the
amount received b. them, and reimburse
the church.
Manila. Aug. S.-Nothing is known mere
or the reported sale Of the lands Of the
friars to an American syndicate. and the
statement that such a sale has been made
Is officially discI edited.
The DomiGiCans Transferred eizat OF their
estates III the island of LuzOn TO the
Philippines Sugar Estates Development
Company. in which certain Americans are
Interested, in January 1901. The Govern
ment has questioned the legality of this
transfer and the matter is now pending
before the courts
Some property belonging to other re-
igiouS orders here is nominally outside OF
the control OF the church. and judicial ac-
ton will probably lie necessary before the
Government purchases the f-iar's land
That there have been recent transfers of
friar property is doubted The status OF
the holding of the friars is not believed to
have changed since Governor Taft left the
Philippines for Washington last December.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
NATIONAL REGATTA BEGINS.
New York and Philadelphia Each Win
Two of First Days Ere1tx

Worcester. Mass. Aug. s.-Under the most
perfect conditions the first days racing in
the thirtieth annual regatta OF the National
Association OF Amateur OarsDeu Was hold
at Lake QuinsIeamond this afternoon. Never
before had such crowd Witnessed The
championships.
Each of the races decided was at a mile
and a half. with a turn, except the eight
shell. which was Towed straight away one
mile and a half. less sixty yards
Six finals were disposed Of in Tho antJ-s
Est of twelve events. Heats in the interrne
date singles provided four tryers for fraI
honors tomorrow. those who qualified being
Ernest George. Boston A. A.; H. H Crow,
West Philadelphia e. c.; z. F. Rivenus.
Philadelphia Barge Club
New York and Philadelphia were tied so
far in the matter OF iirsts, with two each.
New York scored in the intermediate nairs
with TIE Harlems and senior doubles with
the first Bohemians; The Quakers uncov-
cred winning crews in the senior pairs with
the Vespers and in the intermediate eiehts
with the Pennsylvania Barge Club The
other first places were annexed nv the
Ariels of Baltimore in the intermediate four
event, and the senior fours by the winnI-
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American League.
Wa sh'tUn at ST. Louis.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
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ENTRIES FOR BUSCH HA.DICAP.
All the Good Horses Racing at DeImar
Are Entered-Hctting PrIyiiexcr

Racing Manager Bratton OF kinIoch re-
eeived twenty nominations for the Busch
| ture of the first day. The distance is a
| mile and one-sixteenth. Among the horses
| nominated for the big event are Found.
Bengal Grantor. Dutch Carter. Blink.
GALES. Lunar. Joe Doughty. Varro Branch.
Kentucky Babe. Stewart Young. The Phoe-
nician; Eva's Darling. zazel. Glenwood,
fleet Ethylene. Beana. Ida Ledford. Salve
and Lefiare. Helen Print, Prosper La Cal.
Wall and Federalist.
All these horses are racing at Delmar and
their form is known to the public
Entries for the Busch Handicap will close
on Tuesday. and Judge E c. Hopper will
De mere on that day to assign the weights
for the event.
Several owners who have been racing at
Chicago are expected to have their strings
here for the opening day, and some or
them have expressed a desire to try for the
Busch Handicap.
Among the owners who have been racing
at Delmar. and whose horses will race al
the kinloch meeting. are: Johnny HUFF
man. K. D; Orr, J. Phillips. Tex Forman.
pRPersf ~ Milfsr fS~er ~ e Moore h p EeEth sSs + Co
F. NJ. Arthur W. z. de Arman. Fl. McCar
ran. Jr.. E. Jabine, Lou Marion, Martin &
stabSa BEothers HtazeI CO and + REstan B9hlman
The manager yesterday received a tele-
gram from Dave Waldo. the welI-known
Jed and Willie Waldo. who made enviabie
regulations as riders in England. will be
here from Chicago, and ride at the Kin
ioch meeting Jed is a clever lightweight
boy and his brother is also an artist in the
saddle.
Albert Simmons. owner OF Last Night
Marechal Mel. Tom Coogan, GleRdoa and
Farmer Jim, will arrive from Chicago Tues
day with his string. Dave Waldo. Tom
Hurns and W. L. Rogers will also come
down from Chicago with some good ones
Rogers will bring Colonial Girl and Fitz-
kanet
Stable room at Kinloch soon will be at a
premium. Secretary Crsyeling is busy as
signing the stall room. Owners who will
stable at the Fair Grounds and Delmar dur
ing the Ktnloch meeting. will be afforded
opportunity to enter and transport their
horses to and from Kinloch track
The combination and field book privilege
yesterday was awarded TO Apologize & Co
of Louisville. Ky. one of the best known
bookmakers in the country. The big bet
ting ring will be open.
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O man TO base until the ninth, when Bur
kett led off with hard smash TO left that
was fondled by a fond Parent, but not in
time TO cut Jesse on at the initial sack.
Headr1ck forced Burkett and was in turn
Iorced by Anderson after HemphillShad been
gwen base on balls-Young's only gift to
the Browns. Wallace ended the tiresome
exhibition with tap TO Collins.
Friel batted for Harper in the sixth and
Kane went to the rubber in the seventh.
The St. Louis lad appeared cool and dis
played good control. He fed them high ones
and close ones. retiring the first three men
up, ending with a strike-out of Ferris In
the ninth Freeman got the only hit off Kane
"a fast grounder over third base Parent
shot up high one to Anderson and big La
chance famed for the final out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sparta. III. Aug. s.-sparta defeated Evans
vile here to-day. to 3. The FEATURES II ;he
game were the pitching Of Fair and the home
run Of Leiner. both Of Sparta.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Harrisburg, Ill. Aug. Sin EEme Of h&se-
ball played here to-day. Cairo Dictated Harris
burg BY score Of 10 to 8.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
EDWARDSVILlE.
FEARS HIS LIFE IS IN DANGER.
Negro Who Saw PntroImnn Holme
Murdered Asks to Re Locked Ip.

Ben Allen. negro from Granite CITY. IS
held voluntary prisoner in the Madison
County Jail at Edwardsviile. He arrived al
the county seat yesterday and asked TO De
locked up.
Allen is considered the most important
witness in the case of the murder OF PATROL
man Frank Holmes a. Granite City last
week. He is willing to testify when the
time comes. and there Is no necessity for
locking him up to insure his presence at the
trial.
Allen states that the negroes of Brooklyn
and Granite City. realizing that when the
slayer of the policeman was caught Alien
would be able to give damaging testimony
against him ordered Allen to leave the vi
cinity under penalty Of being killed
II is 70 avoid being assassinated by his
countrymen that he IL locked up, and Sher-
IN Hotz states that he will be allowed to
remain in safekeeping as long as 1t seems
advisable.
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vandalia. III. Aug. s.-Efingham and vandalia
crossed bats here to-day. resulting il score Of
to In favor of the visitors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
THREE COUPLEs MARRIED.

Holden. Mo-. Aug. S.-Three Holden
couples were married at Pleasant Hill YES
terdsy. They were 1ir. George GaIbreatfl
to Miss Lizzie Lewis; Mr. William VI. Lewis
to Miss Flora Huber. and Mr. Richard
O'Brien to Miss Anna Huber.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
INDIAN JUDGES REFUSE TO
ALLOW PRISONERS TO VOTE.
Thirty Cherokee Citizens In Jail as
HuscOgee Could Not Cast Ballots
for Supplemental Agreement.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Muscogee, l. T., Aug. s-There was an
unusual scene at Brushy Mountain voting
precinct yesterday when the judges re-
fused TO allow thirty Cherokee citizens. tax
en- from the Federal jail here by the United
States Marshal. 10 vote on the ratification
of the treaty.
Twenty-eignt of the prisoners were in
Jail pending trial Two had been con-
victed. They petitioned the Federal officials
to be allowed to vote. and. heavily guard
ed. thsy were taken over the Cherokee line
nine miles to the nearest voting place
They were all for the treaty. The judges
and clerks were against it, and refused them
franchises.
The United States Marshal demanded
their reasons for so doing. but none were
given. A special set of judges was sworn
in. and the votes of the prisoners taken by
affidavit of THAR wishes to vote and how.
The votes will he sent up to the Council,
which has power to reject or count them.
If the election is as close as it now ap-
pears. the thirty votes may be important.
The Marshal says the prisoners can vote
under their Cherokee laws.
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Philadelphia.

Philadeiphia. .....:..,,:..,.I 0 : 81
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WEDDINGS.
DRAKE-NcKEE,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fayette. No. Aug. s.-Mr Wade Drake
and Miss Margaret Mckee prominent
young people OF H.lldale. were married last
evening
NELsOS-sMITH.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Charleston. ILL.,. Aug s-Mr. Tip Nelson
ard Miss Effle Smith. both OF Charleston,
were married last night
BISH-sTEPHENsON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bush and Miss Maud Stephenson OF BtI9h-
ton were married to-t.ay.
BOOTH-GARVIN
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Charleston. Ill. Aug S.-aIr James o.
win of Nation were married here last
night
SNELL-LLOYD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fayette. Mo. Aug. s-Mr Frank Smell OF
day by Elder Quinn.
ALBEITZ-ADKEssON
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Decatur, Ill. Aug S-Mr. Claude Albeitz
and Miss Dora Ackesson were married here
at the home of the bride in Walnut street,
the Reverend F. 3. Jones officiating.
REA-YOUSGLING.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Greenville. H.. Aug. s-Mr Harvey NJ.
Rea and Miss Mabel J.. Youn3ling of Ava
Ill. came here to-day ard were married at
the residence OF the bridegroom's sister,
Mrs. Fred o. Leidel. the Reverend J. e.
Wright. rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
performing the ceremony. The COUPLE re-
turned at once to Ava.
YATES-MEAys.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Gainesville. Tex. Aug s.-lfr. George Il.
Yates. proprietor of the Daily Hesperian of
this city and Mrs. Ella Means were married
last night. They left Immediately for New
York and other Eastern cities
DICk-TAYLOR
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville Ind, Aug. s-Miss Lillian
Taylor and Doctor Carl Dick were married
here last night. The wedding was a quiet
affair. They are prominent in society Doc
tor Dick and wife will locate in Pueblo,
Colo.
THREE COUPLES MARRIED.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Holden. Mo-. Aug. s.--Three Holden
couples were married at Pleasant Hill yes
terday. They were 3Ir. George GaIbreatt
to Miss Lizzie Lewis; Mr. William NJ Lewis
to Miss Flora Huber. and Mr. Richard
O'Brien to Miss Anna Huber.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09

ments for the steamboat excursion of tbs
Twenty-eighth Ward Republican Leagus
Club are nearly complete. The speakers
selected are r. G. KerenS. Richard Barth-
hold. Charles F. Joy and W. A. Rodenberg
of Illinois. who will make addresses on ma
tional issues On State issues Thomas J.
Akins- Charles q. Burton of Nevada No.,
and Benjamin T. Russell of Stseleville, Mo-,
will be heard. and local Issues will be han-
died by hessrs- Charles Nagel, E. o. STAN
ard, George H Shields and D. p Dyer
Among those who will assist in the music
programme are Miss Alice Seaman and Mr.
HichtI SOPRANO: Miss Helen I5,cas conl r&..
tralto: Mr. Camille NJ Becker tenor. and
Mr; ". V. Mason. barytone. Mrs Frank
Malone, Miss Ida Edwards, Mr.. Martin
Westerveidt and Mr. Stephen Fenwfck will
be heard in recitations, monolosues and
sketches, while at intervals the band will
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
ASSOCIATION OF HOTEL CHEFS.
Organization Formed Last Night
at the IOuiSiana

More than $50 chefs employed at the DIFF
ferent hotels and restaurants met last night
at the Louisiana Cafe, corner Seventh and
ST. Charles streets. and organized a society
known as the Culinary Social Protective
Association.
The objects of the organization are entire
ly benevolent and an employment bureau
Will be established. The following officers
were elected: c. ]. Bauer. president: Mat
thew Rhule. vice president; Frank Kraem-
er, treasurer and Charles Busse secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
JoIIet's Driving Club Races.

closed a successful harness meet at ingalls, Park
this afternoon. The track fast The s:2l
The 2;2 pace required four heats. The best time
vas ZiSl.- Sir Clarence in a trial made 2.e9h
FIRST race. pacing-Ailsrson won in three
Ada Hawking Gates AJar. Bob Mccormick Msta
and Dessa March also started.
Second race. trotting-FaDforan won in straight
heats time, 2:lsS. 2:lst1. 2:1Slz Poindexter Con-
fdence and Lady knightville also started
Third race pacing-Savannah Maid won the
second. third and fourth heats and race: time
2:l4i4 2l4z. 2:i6- Jim Patchen won the first heat
IN Zl3i4- Billy. HensadOn Chance. Black Grat-
tan. Gingersnap. Erie T.. Cutler Jr.. and Colone
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"Batted for Poole in the ninth inning
Boston -------.--..... .--..-O o 0 -
Cincinnati ...............O 2 q q a
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Edrrnrd.xilIe Notes.

The farmhouse OF 2 ". Burroughs. two
miles north OF Edwardsvile. burned yesterday
The ham eranaries stables ard other outbuild-
inRs we-e saved. together with the household
furniture but the building Was a total loss IL
was insured in the Mutual Insurance Company
which the farmers OF the township have
The funeral of Mrs. Pauline Keller Pauley
was held Yesterday afternoon The Reverend c:
O. KimhaIl came over from Piasa and preac1ea
the SERMON. The paIlbearsrS we-. ~ iilIsm Ia
Hall Charles Hack c. II BrrteIs. H. A Dierkes.
Charles Buenger and Ferd Tcrwaid-
Word has been received Of the death at Day
ton o this week ss Mrs. Fred Fieishauer, who
was Miss Lulu Hendricks Of Edwardsvllle- Her
marriage 10 Mr.. Fleischaue- occurred tnis spring
Charles Hosktns has qgsIifsd as Deputy Cor
oner. and yesterday forwarded a COPY OF his
innd to Coroner g F. Tuffi- II is in tire sum OF
s. 90. and the suretfes NJ. Ros. Louis Bode
and W q Eriege. Sir. H9skins will handle all
cases in or around the county seat
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Irish Nationalist G.m...

Entries to the Irish Nationalist raues vxhi.S
will take place at The Fair Grounds Surdav
August u. will close tonight. They can K
given to J. j. OConnor Of No. 27fs Thomas stree-
Mr.. OConnor stated yesterday that several en-
tries had already been received for the autorno-
bile races. il has been decided to give q motor
already snnounesd Mr.. oconnOr is stiI hsurias
ing the frerlen aud police He saws the Ssfian
aIists will hang up trophy for such contest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
MANY HURT IN SHAM BATTLE
Army Horses Become Frightened
and Dash Into Troopers.

Lawton. Ok. Aug. S.-An accident oc-
CURED at Fort Sill yesterday afternoon
which resulted in the injuring of seventeen
soldiers belonging to the United States
Cavalry and the killing of four horses
During sham attack On a Government
wagon train, the horses became unman-
ageable and dashed their riders into the
troop esccrting the train of wagons The
troopers had their sabers drawn. An in
vestiga ton has been ordered. The injured
men were sent to the military hospital at
Fort Sill
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Reporter. to Play st. Charles.

Jimmy Fenton will take the St Louis Renders
team to St Charles Tomorrow for a gam with
the St Charles Browns. The last time fha acrsIas
took on the Browns they won by the close score
Of 9 to l. and a rattling good game is eTnecfod
as the teams evenly matched MANAGE Een
ton will work Gipson In the box and Hei,Jnesaa-
behind the pst- cSSy iopng ii and Felter Will
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Murder In the Indian Terr,,o,v.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Muscogee. L. T.. Aug. s-The United
States Aarshars ofiice here was notified to-
day Of a murder that occurred AT Catoosa
yesterday. Joe Roberts was Killed on the
farm of Joe Primus, and the murderer es-
name of the murderer or how the crime
wac committed cannot be learned A
deputy has been ordered upon the scene
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Peterson Charged with Murder.

Pine Bluff. Ark. Aug. S-Arthur Peter
son. Of Pine Bluff. who was arrested in
Shreveport on the charge of being scces-
sorry to the killing of Aaron Newman. On
the night of July %. is now charged with
murder. Bill Deskins was originally arrest
ed on this charge. but subsequent develop
ments caused change in the status Of the
case. Peterson was reared here and comes
OF a good family. His uncle is Chief Of
Police of Pine Bluff
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
TO BUILD An OIL REFINERY.
Texas Capitalists VIII Erect Plant In
East st. Louis.

ARRANGEMENTS were perfected YESTERDAY
for the esta bIis hTnent of cottou-seed oil
factory at East s. Louis. to cost sl25.o1o.
The plant will be located near the National
Stock Yards and after the oil has been eN-
tracted from the seed the waste will be
used for feeding cattle.
The scheme is backed with Texas capital
w E Singleton Of Fort Worth being mead
of the company. Mt. Singleton was in East
St. Louis Yesterday in conference with the
stock Yard officers reEa rCing the site.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Pine BIua OratorIcaI Contest.

Pine Bluff. Ark. Aug. S-wm Alexander
was awarded the medal in the oratoricaI
contest lasf night 1T Merrill IDsIi.It... Tie
next contest. which will be held on a more
elaborate scale. will be held January I.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Old settlers Reunion.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana. H.. Aug. S.-The annual reunion OF
the old settlers and soldiers of Christian
County will be held in Poync's Park
August 20 and IL The speakers selected for
the occasion are Attorney General H ].
Hamlin. Congressman Caldwell. Mayor w
p Calhoun and Judge l.. T. Schunnan.
There will be a sham battle between Com
panies A and r of the State militia
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
Columbus @. 81. Paul Z.

Columbus. o.. Aug S.-St. Paul punched hits
early in the game. securing seven r1ns, six Cf
which were earned; In the third and NTH innings
Columbus indulged in great batting rally in
the ninth. hut fell short nf tieing tte
sccre. Shortstop Charley Wagner was spiked in
the seventh and badly hart. Attendance, 122s
Sccrr:
r. II. E
ST: Paul ........:..-.O 0 - II G
Batteries-Baiiey and Fox: Ferguson and
Pierce.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
CHICAGO 2. WASHINGTON >.
PatteD Permits Four Hits--CnlIah&n Is
Rated Freely.

Chicago. Aug. S.-The locals secured but
four hits off Patten II day. Two of them.
with pass. steal and an error. scored
their only runs, in the first inning. Caila-
han was batted freely throughout me game
especially in the ninth. when three doubles
and 4 single were registered against him.
Attendance. go. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Peoria 3, Knusas CITY 10.

Peoria. ILL.,. Aug S.-Kansas City made It four
straight from Peoria to-day. President Bartson
and Umpire Moran had trouble and Moran was
barred from the grounds. Pitchers Shaftstau and
Weimer umpred the game Miller. new pitch-
e. was tried. He promises to make good Cox
was suspended to-day. Attendance. SO Score:
Peoria .............O 0 o. 0-S
Kansas City ......0 / 2-lO u :
Batteries-Mller and Wilson and Hanford: Rip
lev and Messitt,
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Two-hase hits-Burl.ctt / Sacrifice hits Stshl
] Double plays-Padden Wallace and tntersc-.
!; Passed balls-Kahoe /. stolen oasez-~tah! =.
i1oGgEerty J. Wild Ditches-Ha-per J. R1zcs cG
6ails--Om Harper :. n Kane I. OF Young :.
struck out-By Harper 7. 10y Kane .. b. ouCg
2 Innings pitcher-Harper 6. Kane ). Hts or
Harper g on Kane l. Left on bases-St. LSn:- 5.
Boston : Time-One hour and fOrty-eignt min
utes. oires-Johnstore and Carrutisrs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-09
BOSTON 10. CINCINNATI :.
Eason Battcd Out of Box-PIttinSer
Takes His Place.

Boston. Aug. s.-Four hits, a base on balls
and an error gave Boston six ruls In the
sixth inning to-day. winning the game
Eason was batted out of the box AMI Pit
finger, VINO pitched yesterday was sent :n
Both teams batted hard. Attendance, 500
Score.