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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
YOUNG CORBETT WILL
TRAIN AT SARATOGA.
Champion Selects New York as
Scene of His Preparation
for HcGovern.

Young Corbett. the feather-weight cham
pion. will do his training FOR his bout with
McGoyern at Saratoga Springs. y. Y This
was decided upon by his manager. Johnny
Corbett, after taking into consideration the
best localities wherein TO prepare for the
bout. Corbett will commence another siege
Of training within ten days
DeparttI.e of the champion and his party
for Denver was postponed until this after
noon, business keeping Johnny CoToett mere
until that time. The Denver delegation
originally was scheduled 10 depart last
night. Frank Newhouse will go West Win
the two Corbetts- ,,o
Denver viii be a resting place for the s
party for a couple Of days only, as IIiS
Champion is anxious to get TO the East anu
start work for his fight with McIoNSLI -,
Johnny CorBett announced last night Sa,as Ia
ne probably would spend two or three cay ;
in Denver and that Young torDett NCulu 80
directly TO New York. remaining there tor
two or three days and then heading tor
Saratoga Springs. where he would take up
a hard course OF training.
Johnny Corbett will follow the same route
except that he will stop CT at Cincinnati
On tne way East TO see Sam Harris, Nc
Governs manager, and TO make arrange
nsnts for the fight He viii Then Iollo"
Young Corhett to Saratoga
Tommy Ryan. who assisted the champion
In training while here. and who was for
merly his sparrtrg partner. Will remain
over in the city. and probably will be put
on in fight at the West End Club In the
near future. Ed GCaney OF Denver is anX-
ious to fight Ryan. and club II the indian
Territory has offered a purse Of $50 for the
meeting. President HaCghton OF the West
End Club has also endeafored TO find an
opponent fer Ryan.
Dave Sullivan did not depart yesterday.
as he at frat Intended. chances for fight
with Ale Attel keeping him at work In
his training quarters in the county. Sullivan
Is willing to meet the san Francisco feath-
er weight. and q bout may be arranged for
the West End Club in the near future. Next
Thursday evening Was at first proposed as
the date OF the contest. but Atteil was IN
willing 10 hght on such short notice, al
though anxious 20 meet Dave
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
MUST GET RoBIsoN,s CONSENT.
mcGraw May Join New York Club II
Agreeable to ST. Louis Club.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July 3.-BasebaH enthusiasts
in this city are much interested in the re-
port that McGraw and other noted players
OF the Baltimore team OF the American
League may be brought here to strengthen
the Giants. The officials OF the New York
club are reticent on the subject, but IL Is
reasonable to believe negotiations are on.
Andrew Freedman would neither deny nor
confirm the report from Baltimore. He SAID
the New York club WAS planning TO great
ly strengthen its team, AID admits that
ers would nil in nicely.
In an interview In Baltimore last night
AcGraw admitted he was disEuested with
the methods of Ban johnson. and would
welcome change. He said he was lot par
ticuiar whether he played in the American
League or not.
II have been losing money ever since the
season opened, and when there was a
chance TO make up part OF my losses, Ban
johnson steps IN and demoralizes the
team" McGraw said.
The admission by NcGraw that he has
lost money in baseball In Baltimore IS a
direct denial OF a report that the Baltimore
club is holding its own financially.
One important detail will have TO be con-
sidered In the negotiations between Freed
man and McGrsw. and that is the consent
of the Robson Of ST. Louis 20 the trans
action The president OF the Cardinals ex-
pended about $1,000 for the play yer-panager
two years ago. ard got only a throw-dOwn
IN return. McGraw jumping to the Ameri-
can League the following season. Whether
Robson will stand meekly aside and pocket
this loss in order to strengthen the Giants
remains TO be seen. Under the agreement
among the League clubs. MeGraw belongs
to St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Second Game,

In the second game Williams took the
slab opposed to Murphy. Between these
two there Was little to choose, and since
baseball luck turned in favor of the men
from Missouri they were able to win.
IN the nTst Inning they gathered q run
Farrell getting pass 10 first and comm z
home on a hit by SmCOt Two singles, one
each by Donovan and Smoot and a double
by Ryan, gave the visitors another tally in
the sixth, and Murphy. by some very ex-
cellent slab work. had kept Selee's players
out of sight OF the pan.
In the seventh Chicago made its only run
Tinker led on with double and before
three men got out there was enough Impetus
behind him ts push him over the plate The
Mormon. Clarke. was the man who made
the hit which. scored him,
Chicago made great bid for the game In
the ninth. The tired players started a fast
sprint. but they could not hold the pace
quite long enough. After two were out
schaefeE brought back the disappearing
crowd by singing 10 center field After a
long consultation between Lowe and Seles.
Jimmy SlaRie was finally sent out TO bat
for Chicago. he dumped fast grounder
past the third sack which was good for
double, and this sent Schaefer around TO
third. Clark was the next one up and II
he had made Z hit and won the game, he
would never have wanted for friend in
Chicago-but he didn't.
he score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Ehunrd.riIIe Notes.

--AnnabeIle the 2-ysar-old daughter OF Mr. and
Ms C,1arlss SchurTneThausen ot L=clatTe. strayed
On 10 the car tracks last night and was run over
by an sxprtss The latter vas FOLK wing q
uasssnxer car At = short distance. and the chlld
sfsppeS directly in frpnt Of IL. She was knocke1
down aud after tue car had psaEed over her and
been brought to a stop II vRe fcGEd ste was only
slIKhtly hurt the wheels having missed her.
-Th- Madison County Circuit Court adjourned
Yesterday The crimiEaI docket rarely has been
60 nearly cleared. as four weeks this term were
dsvGRl TO IL: but q great number OF Law and
chanC--v cases went over TO the October term
Operators OF factories In Edwarusvills hays
followed the example set by 81 loSis business
AZ I<claire Yesterday that TIE shops would bs
closed Until Monday IN Observance Of the Fourth.
p j. Wright agent Of the Clover Leaf. and
Conductor Vincent of Local No y were set upon
last nixht by a crowd Of men, VINO buried stones
a. them Wheu they attacked the trninmen the
agent laid the first man cut with blow on tho
Rad with his iron seaiers. but they rallied
Ia numbers and forced the railroad men 20 take
refuge In the station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

boulevard

paid-in capital stock of 81. 600. divided into
2O shares, valued at 800 each, fled articles
OF Incorporation yesterday with the Record
er OF Deeds Samuel Joels holds 50 shares,
Annie Jones 81. Joseph Roppei 3, Harry
Addison %. Julius Kessler 10. Joseph Rubin
stein %. Sam Grabinsky 10 and Albert X.
MflIenz %. The Triangle Realty Company
has a paid-in capital OF S6.O10, consisting
OF leo shares. valued at 800 each Henry
W. Kiel holds share. Simon Harris ana
Hiram IIoyd I5s The Diamond Electric
Machinery Company has capital stock OF
80 Ooo paid in consisting Of I'D shares. val
ued at 800 each. Charles Indenoerger
holds IL shares. Harry IIndenherger Is.
Houston Jones 90 Alexander McDannold 30,
Charles Iindenberger, trustee, =. and Roo-
ert l.. McLaran l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Famous Tennis Players Sail From
England TO Appear in Tour
nament in New York.
GAMES SET FOR NEXT MONTH.
International Cup Offered by st.
Louis Man, Who Ranks High.
Among American Ex-
perts at the Game.

London. July 3-The English lawn ten
mis- team. consisting Of the brothers Doherty
and Pym. will sail for the United States
about July - to contest for the inter
national championships.
The Euslish players to-day agreed to the
proposal Of the Crescent Athletic Club of
Brooklyn. y. J. to play on the Crescent
courts. ana suggested August s 10 August
S as being suitable dates.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July 3.-Local tennis en-
thusiastS who have been rejoicing over tho
fact that the international matches for the
Davis cup are 10 be held on the Crescent
courts anticipate the events with al
the more interest now that il seems GER
tain trat tho English association will send
over its most representative players.
Up 10 1877 only NJ f. GOOd5Ody of the
more formidable British players had visit
ed this country. In 1850 Dwight f. Davis of
st. Louis. at that the ranking second
among American players, offered an inter
national challege cup. The British associa-
tion sent over a team composed Of A. W.
Gore, z. d. Black and H. D. Barret. 10
contest for the trophy, the matches being
played on the LOngwood courts. near Boz
ton. The American players were Malcolm
d: Whitman and Dwight F. Davis In the the
The easy victory Of the home players viii
be remembered.
Gore IS noted as the famous English ex-
champion last year. but lost the title to
II. F. Doherty the other day. His showing
against the American stars was almost
pftiful. however, and Black Jared no bet
ter. In the doubles also the Americans were
easily victorious.
At Newport, later in the season. Black
vas put out by Gore. who succumbed to
George L. Wrenn.. Jr-, after marely beat
ing Holcombe in five-set match. Last year
the negotiations for a renewal Of the chal-
lenge on the part Of the Englishman fell
through.
Much delight will be felt that the visit
ing team will this year be composed Of the
greatest expOnents OF the game at present
playing across the water The Ooherty
brothers have been for several seasons the
double champions and II. L. Doherty Is the
tltle-hcider in singles. Doctor Pym ID well
known as one of the greatest OF the Eng
Msh players.
Malcolm WhitmaRs recent Te-entry into
the game makes IL appear probable that be
will assist In the defense Of the trophy.
Provided three players are chosen they Will
be Whitman, Larned and Wright Davis
and Ward are the logical American repre-
sentatives in the doubles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
CONGRESSMAN KERN AT HOME.
Spoiled Plans of Friends Who In
tended TO Give Special Reception

CONGRESSMAN Fred J. Kern. with Mrs
Kern and their son. arrived home in Belle
Vile yesterday afternoon from Washing
ton. Their arrival was not expected until
to-day, when arrangements had been made
TO meet the Congressman with brass
baud and escort him from East st- LOUIS
10 BeIieyIlle. Congressman Kern learned OF
the plans and hurried home TO circumyent
them.
The committee OF Belleville Democrats
who had charge OF the reception decided on
seTeRade which was given at his home
by the Bavarian Band He was then the
central figure in a public reception at which
he was welcomed home again. At the Te-
ceptiOn speeches were made by Congress
man Kern. J. Nick Perrin. Judge VI. W.
Schaefer and other prominent Democrats
Congressman Kern had words OF cheer for
the Democrats Of this district and State.
He said that the Democrats would surely
carry this district. and the entire state as
we'll His remarks elected much applause
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
TURNS DOWN ADMINISTRATION.
Secretary Moody Refuses ts Approve
one of Prsideot's Appointments

REPGBL@lC SFESANA~
Washington. July 3.-Secretary Moody OF
ths Navy sprung a surprise in naval circles
to-day when he refused to approve the
presidential nomination OF Stephen Rand.
one Of the administration pets, a pay In
spector, now a candidate for promotion 10
the rank of Pay Director.
II appears that Pay Inspector Rand who
halls from the mountains of Vermont. was
,,ie lifelong and intimate friend OF PFeSl-
dent Mckinley and shortly before the
death OF the latter had received a promise
OF a promotion IN his line. President Roose-
Welt IN his endeavors to follow In the foot
steps OF the hate President In such matters.
hearing Of the promise. lost no time In ten
dertng his nomination to the Navy Depart
ment with the above mentioned result
Secretary Moody. 1hep seen by The Re
public correspondent to-day. said:
II simply refused 20 approve the Presi-
dents nomination on account Of Pay In
spector Rand's lonG absence from active
sea duty. In my opinion. he IL not fitted
10 the demands OF The promotion he seeks
without additional sea service"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
WILLIAM wEBBER.

REPTBIIC SIECIAL. !
Cairo. H.. July 3-William Weber, a
highly respected citizeny of this place, died
to-day after a long st<kness of blood pois-
oning caused by splinter having lodged In
his finger be was born in Cleveland sixty
eight years ago. He served In the Union
Army until the end OF the Civil War, after
which he located here, and began pros
porous business career as a grocer. HIS
widow a daughter. Miss Maggie. and ave
sons, Daniel and Philip Of St Louis. VIII
lam of Mena. Ark, John and Charles OF
this city survive him. He was a member
OF the Warren Stewart Post, G. A. R, and
the Casino Society.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
JerxeyvIIIe Notes.

The JerreyyilIe Lodge OF Royal Neighbors
.Is~tsi Mrs b. W. Ackard president; Mrs
Charles Vorhses. secretary: Mrs.. Annie SnedekeI,
treasurer: Mrs- Cora Seago. Asr- Eleanor Ford
and Mrs Edward GrEgs. directors
Plans tor the new Chicago and Alton pas
ssrSer station AZ IerseyVine have Deen received
sDa work on the construction will be started as
s5Sn a. the preparatory arrangements have been
completed
-Doctor d. F. Duggau of 81. Louis has opened
an office in Jerseyvllle-
-The funeral % the young daughter OF Nr
and Ms = Z Painter Of Jersey vile took place
Yesterday m=rning At 10. from the Painter hsms
to Oak Grove Cemstery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Fourteenth Cavalry IS extended three months.
The leave granted Contract Surgeon John
Hicks l. extended one month
Captain George Stockls, Eighth Cavalry. IS
transferred from Troop II 70 Troop ot that
regiment.
Captain stsphen Slocqr, Eighth Cavalry. is
The leave granted Second Lieutenant Emmett
Harris. Artillery Corps. Is extended thirteen
DAYS.
Captain Francis Skunk Corps OF Engineers il
r-iievsd Of duty Assistant Engineer ot the
Third Lighthouse District. and ordered 20 this
city for further Instructions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Army Orders.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

kEPI BIC SFE.NIEtLA
washingtOn. July S.-Army orders were
issued to-day as follows:
CaptaIu Elmer Hubbard Artillery Corps. Is
detailet as a member u the Examining Beard
a. Fort Monroe. Va Major Albert Cumming.
me extension granted First Lieutenant Arthur
Shipp. Twentieth Infantry. - extended sixteen
days.
Colonel Jacob Augur. United Strtes Cavalry, Is
asstgned 10 temporary duty AT Fort Leayen-
worth. in connection with the opening OF the
general service and stan college az that post
The leave granted First Lieutenant Elmer
Wallace. Artillery Corps. Is extended thirtesn
-. lsax. granted captain ciough overton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
TRI-CITlES.
DRY FOURTH THREATENED.
Dispute Between Brewery and sa-
IoOnkeePers Causes Apprehension

Dispute Between Brewery and sa-
loOnkeePers Causes Apprehension
4 dry Fourth was narrowly ayerted yes
terday In the Tri-Cities over a disagreement
between the Retail Liquor Dealers Asso-
ciation and the management OF an East ST.
Louis brewery that furnishes most Of the
beer for the three cities.
The trouble arose over the additional rev.
euue stamps that have until recently besa
placed on the kegs The law expired sever
al days ago. but the brewery people cOntin-
ued the charge the same price for the bev-
srage as formerly. After individual com
plants were ignored. the machinery OF the
LIQUOR Dealers Association. Of which near
ly all the Tri-City salOonkeeperS are mem
bsrs was brought 10 bear.
Even then Il was not until after several
conferences that the matter was satisfac-
toTiiy adjusted. The SAlOonkespers threat
ened to refuse TO sell beer IL their requests
were not granted
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Bov shot I'm Abdomen.

Fern Rhodes, aged IL. son Of W. A
Rhodes OF No. SIS Short street Bellevflle
Iii, was accidentally shot IN the abdomen
last night while celebrating the Fourth with
companions. and may die A ball from
he was taken 20 St Elizabeth's Hospital,
where doctors probed for the missile. Com
due to the fact that the cartridge was mis-
taken for a blank.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
FIREMAN FELL FROM SHED.
AIighted on His Feet and Was Not
Injured

Walter Underwood, an East st. Louis
fireman fell forty feet from a burning
shed, which covered the Terminal hydraulic
pressure tower in East st. Louis, yesterday
afternoon He alighted on his feet. how
ever and surprised his fellow hremen by
saving that he was not hurt He wanted 10
70 back TO the rire. but he was dtsSuaded
and was induced 10 rest until after the
Gre was extinguished. On examination aft
er the fire II was found that he was only
slightly bruised. but that he was shaken
Up considerably. The damage done by the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
EMPREss's YACHT WINS AGAIN.
Kaiser, With the Meteor, Crosses Line
First. bat Loses on Allowance.

Kfel July 3-Emperor Williams guests
on the Meteor during the return race from
Eckernforde to this port included p A. b.
Widener, Allison Armour. Clement 4. Girls
com and c. l. F. Robinson. Rear COmn{o-
dore Of the New York Yacht Club. the
Henry OF Prussia
Though the Meteor finished first the En-
press's yacht lduna won the first prize on
time allowance. The Meteor was second.
The British schooner Cicely gave uo the
race.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
ENTRIES NOT WORTH THE PURSE.
VeIes, Ridden by Martin, Won $50, ZOO
Princes. of NaIea sfnkea.

London. July AT the Newmarket first
July meeting to-day the Princess OF Wales
stakes Q0o0o sovereigns for 4-year-olds and
upward. mile and a hslfl, were won oy
Veles. ridden oy Martin. the American
second and Lascaris. Msher tAmerican).
was third
n Is doubtful II a worse lot OF horses
ever previously contested for 50 rich q
prize as ran In the race for the Princess
OF Wales Stakes.
The whole iof Of competitors were hardly
worth the amount of the stakes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued In Belleville yes
terday 10 Simon Juoczys. East 81. Louis
and Annie WajtawcZinke. East St Louis
George Is. BaGmann. Mascouish. and Jsn-
rya IIfl Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Bridgeport. Conn. July 1.rvo triangular
s@fIed today in the series to select a challenger
fcr IRE seaWanhakz Cup. Teeumseh wen the two
trt.1r1,ier rares CRUSADER and Seere>s won
eaeh 10 vindward and lee~ard races The ut-
snTnIsr c0Grse had one and one-third mile IN
Sses iex The uindward and leeward course
uas two niles out and back.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
viii, CIo,e for Three Dnys.s

The stamping and rolling mills in the Tri-
Cities closed down yesterday and Will OBJ
serve the three-day holiday. The men IN
every case were paid for the week Except
for a small amount Of repair work, nothing
will be done until Monday morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
First Game.

base hlts-Jones l. N. O'NeiII / SacTfnce hts
Earr-H !. Brsshear l. Stolen bssos-DeIier l.
| Ilnksr l. barclay / Double pAys-REng and
! hhoss hhs / Strgek oat1By khoades {. BY o.Seil 5.
with balm o'NeiN / Time ot zame-Two
hours. CmpiTes-BrCwn and Power.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Take advantage OF the holiday to-day to
hunt a new boarding place TYO hundred
and fOrty-one OF them advertised in to
days Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Take advantage Of the holiday to-day to
hunt a new boarding place. Two hundred
and forty-one OF them advertised in to
days Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Second Game.

base hiis-Tinker !. slsgle l. Se-crifice hts
Donovan l. RraShear / Stolen baEes-Ttnker J.
Chance / Double pisys-Donoyan and Nichols
Struck out-By Williams l. Bases on bails-On
williams 3 Time-One hour and thirty-nve min
ute~- Umplres-POwer and Brown Attendance
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
OIixe street storehou.e soId.

The tWo-story warehouse. No. IA owe
street, with IOt fronting 20 feet, was sold
yesterday through the Holbrook-Black-
weIder Real Estate Company, from Sarah
V Wfckenden TO c. Roman. for SySoo.
Bought for an investment
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Nevada Mo-, July s.-The Nevada ball team
won from Sedalia to-day. The score. to .
smith pitched for Nevada and Curtis for Se-
daifa. Rahrs home run for Nevada the
longest ball ever hit on the home grounds
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Minor Games.
REP1-RLJc SPECIAL

Conway. Ark, July 3.-The ball game between
the Southern league Of Little Eock and the
Invincibles Of conway stood Il to in favor Ot
Southern League
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
nEpIrRuc SPECIAL
Yacht Raeea I'd BridEeport.

Springfield. Mo-. July s.-springheid lost to lola
,o-dav IN a thir1eea-.7ning game Score 1 20 9.
iores pitched for Springfield. Morgan for Icla-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

SNODGRASS OFFEtf-fnc boAEu o
Health Yesterday authoriEed City Bacte-
rioIogist SnOdEras to rent the building at
No 1925 Chestnut street for use as labo-
ratory until completion OF the new Clty
HoSrtfai.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

,,sis Nia'shez; & Ms July AT Gresnviile: Green
At SickSburs: Baton Rouge s. vIcksburg
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

the backache, sideache, nervousness ana
other ills which are the result Of woman
~ diseases.
81 suffered from female weakness for i've
rScrthsH writes Miss Belle HedTick, Of Nye,
Putnam c., ". Va Al was treated BY Eooo
physical but he never seemed to 90 me any
rood wrote to DR.. R v. Pierce fer ADVICE
which received, telling me To take his FHyor-
lie PIescHpdou' and Golden Medical D1scov-
cry When had used the necidres month.
Ey health was much improved II has contin-
ued to improve until now can work at eln1os1
ali kinds Of housevoTk- ] had scArccly any
appetite, bat Il is ali right row. Have gained
several pc1nds in weight, Dr. Herces medl-
cues have doze wonderfully well here l
would advise al who suffer from chronic dis
eases % write to Dr. Rierce.s
OFsyorfte Prescription" makes weak
women strong, sick women we'll. Ac-
cept no substitute for the medicine
which works wonders for weak women.
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Is sent fSee on receipt of Stamps
TO pay expense Of mailing only. Send
Il one-cens stamps for the paper-oovered
book, or Al stamps for the cloth-bcund
volume. Address Dr.. z. v. Pierce. Buff
faio, n. =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

CsoIiinsville. Ill. July s-The CoIllRsviIle Reds
defeated the Nebraska Indian baseball club at
the North End Park this afternoon By q score
Of TO & The second game will be played
July l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Jefferson City. No. July Sort Scott sh
out jefferson City to-day. The score Y 70
Batteries: Fort Scott-Relighn and Moore: Js
ferson Clty-C0urtTiEht and O'HRIRrsn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

sTENOGRAPHER APPOINTED-Iouts
Il Bakersmith was yesterday appointed
steuoErapher in the Office OF the CommtS-
sioner OF Supplies OF St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

The Browns departed at $50 las; night for
Detroit, and will arrive there this morning
barely IN time 20 tumble on the ears and
in1 zane lack Powell. Sugden and Maio-
new were left at home. Powell is being re-
served Tor the Sunday game here with De-
froit Harper and Sudbon are down to do
the tuTfriing to-day and Frank DouohUe
Srobabiy Will be used Tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
REPUBLTC spECIAI

CoTsicana. Tex. July 3-Corsicana won the
third game OF the series from Dallas to-day.
Score, 10 G. Batteries: Clark and Method (:
Berry and SpargeT. CGrsicans has played sixty
three games and lost only eight
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
REPURLIC SPECIAL.

Tulsa. l. T. July s--The game between Co
luuibia. Kas. and Tulsa here to-day resulted 6
TO in favor Of Tulsa
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
o'NEILL BATTERY A FACTOR.
Brothers in the Points in First
Game-Murphy Pitches the
Second and Is Well
Supported.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays GAMES.

American League NEtflazI Learue
Chicago ;. 81. Louis : - Louis - Chicago
Cleveland p Detroit :.
PhiicGelpnia- Baltimore / T7tr trShtirE- -Ii-olk'ya-
Rain Rain
Boston -Washington-
Rsfn.