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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-09
REPURLIC SPECIAL.

rNF-fl BILL lEAt> ~
Washington July Sin connection with
the death of Ed Delehanty of the Wash
ington Baseball Club. which is supposed 10
have taken place at Fort Erie. Ontario.
July .. Manager Lotus has received the
following letter. which throws some hight
or the las. hours of the famous baseball
player: 7ts
"A passenger in one of our cars July :
had some difficulty with the Michigan Gen.
trail train conductor and he was elected
frcm the train at Fort Erie. Later accord
ing to reporp a bridge-tender found man
on the International bridge who had sue
ceeded in evading the guard.
Our employe went to investigate the
person. to see what he was doing there. as
the International bridge is not for foot
passengers. In putting his lantern into the
passengers face the passenger was angered
and 1 understand. they had some words,
and the bridge-tender states that when his
attention was called in another direction
he heard splash. and as the man had dis
appeared 1t is supposed he either jumped
into the river or fell in.
1T is not known positively, SO far as
am aware, but it is supposed that the man
who was elected from the train some time
before, was the man seen on the bridge A
dress suit case and black leather bag were
found on our train afterwards, and are sup
posed to belong to this gentleman. and
find in the suit case complimentary pass
No 26 of your club. and / write this letter
thinking you may be able to identify the
gentleman and communicate with his fam
lily or friends.
I'VE still hold the baggage subject to the
order Of the proper person. Yours truly,
JOHN K. BLUNETT.
District Superintendent"
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IL. nev.r- would NE To h..- from al, team.
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MIsSourIans in New York.


New York. July s.-Among the arrivals at
the hotels here to-day were the following
Missorrians:
st. Lci;s-B. Fahren H p Knapp and Mrs
Hoagkins. :. G. Ebert. ]. Essleston, II. Wood
Manhattan: P. G. Hammar. Mrs. V E. Ham
u. H. Laumear. E. Chanslor. Fifth Avenue: E
Benson d Witt. Sc G. Atwe1d. L ".
Mitchell. Murray Htil;. ]; J: Masee and Mrs.
Aasee. c. Fink Grand: J. l.. Candy and Mrs
Candy. NJ Eskeis; J: R: Jacobus, Vendeme: H.
Steiner. o. oslendorf. Marlborough: A. T Ken
nety: B. suIman G E BENJAMIN, Broadway
Z. ". Mcconnell. F. D: Robertson; Imperial: C.
T. Puert Navarro: G. c. Baker. Herald Square:
4. l. Buschuan and Mrs. Buschman. Gilsey: II.
p. Owens and Mrs. Owens. Grand Union: Doctor
II. W. Wheipiey Darlington: H G. Burmeister.
l.. Burmeister New Amsterdam: r WEIGH and
Mrs WEIGH. COSMOPOLITAN.
Kansas ,City-p, shankel; D. Lyons Navarro;
Miss o. Jandt. Miss A. Hartshorn. Albert: ".
R. Clarke and Mrs. Clarke. M1nhattan; Miss II.
J. n. Goldsmith. Everett: W. II. Boone. CTi-
terion.
Mrs Quentin. Hoffman: Miss Slater. Darlington:
F. II. Smiley Gilsey: c. N. Philley, Vendome.
l.. :. Nicholson Rosmore.
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DEI.EHANTY,

been kept of Delehanty's stick work. he
finished the season but once lower than
ninth place-in leoo-when he had a per
centage of .3l9 In 1889 he led the National
League with per cent of .40s. while last
year he was the best in the American
League.
Deiehantys best work was done with the
fhliadeiphias. He jumped back and forth
IN the troublesome times of the brother
mood war Of 1890. but during the COS was
with the Quaker City aggregation.> The
story of 'Dels'' mixup with The National
League last fall. whereby he was to go to
New York for three years at salary of
als,vIO. Is too recent to need repetition.
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TO TEST PERCY-GRAY RACING LAW.
Legal Fight to Be Made ON Betting at
BRIGHTON BEACH Track.

New York. Jul. Sat Brighton Beach
track to-day a special policeman was ar
rested on a warrant secured by Benjamin
Steinhart. lawyer. who declared that after
a week from to-day there would be no gam
Hing on the tracks where thoroughbreds
are raced.
The City Magistrate paroied the prisoner
uLtii Tomorrow. when he will be produced
In court in Brooklyn. Steinhart said that
the arrest was made for the purpose OF
Club officials were acting contrary to the
provisions of the Percy-Grsy racing law in
permitting betting at the track
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MOTHER DISCREDITS
THEORY OF SUICIDE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Cleveland, o., July s.-The disappearance
OF Ed Delehanty, the famous baseball
player. is causing his mother. who lives in
this city, much worriment. Mrs. Delehanty.
who was with her son in Detroit on the
day he disappeared, said:
Ed has not committed suicide-I am sure
OF that but l do fear he has met with foul
play. as when he left me he had consider
able money and $3.50 worth of diamonds
When he left me at Detroit he said he was
going back TO the hotel TO get ready to
accompany the team to Washington
Edward j. Delehanty entered the profess
sonal baseball ranks at Mansfield, and
from there went to Wheeling W. Va Soon
after that he Joined the Philadelphia club
and at once made a name for himself
AS an outfeder he rose to the top of his
class and was conceded to be one of the
best batters the national game ever saw
For many years he continued to play with
the Phillies and when La Joie Joined the
team the two were dreaded by every pitcher
in the league.
He played with Washington last year and
made good impression. Delehanty re-
ported to Washington this spring, and par
ticipated in practice, but it was evident
that his heart was not in his work. His
playing was such as to turn the specta
tors against him. and then he lost interest
ing the game.
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Jonesboro City Election.

REpCBLlC SPETI!tI
Jonesboro. Ark. July s.-The city cleo
ton here yesterday passed off quietly, re-
sulting in a victory for the following can
didates: Mayor. j. B. Nichols; Police Judge,
Gordon Frierson: City Clerk. Preston Hat
cher: City Attorney. Basil Baker: City
Treasurer. c. Z. Arnold; Alderman-First
Ward. r. l.. Jones and W. II. ". Moreloeh.
Second Ward. Doctor Il. l.. Harrison and
r I. Collins; Third Ward Hardy Little
and r. s. Culberhouse: Fourth Ward. A. C.
Gembill and T. NJ. Hover.
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The Usonas would like game with some
frs;-class team next sunday. For particulars ai.
dress Y. Schoppe. No IS South Spring avenue.
The Hennings. defeated the Garrisons Saturday
play the Blue. Wings. next sunday and would
like to hear ear, from all H., out of-town teams Adj
The Healy stars defeated the Hickorys by the
hear from the Conley-Coynes. Address Guy Healy.
The Valley Parks defeated the owensboro team
Sunday by the score of ls 10 s. The former team
would like to hear from all teams in the IL
Gs H. Fsse a 8a Rs F Fake
The Twenty third Street Exchange team would
scam IT. Ss ss scs Market sais ssss '" A.
The I. Y. LIS would like to hear from all
teams in the II and Il year old class For par.
ticulars address Phil Fox. No. 1862 South Grand
The Globes were defeated by the team at Mo-
The batteries were: GiobesNMcDermott and win
keimeyer:. Moweaqua-Janson and Davis. The
te e q to TRe s. as team Would
gI ss an j. gefsy S for suRday Ad
The Rice,stts .sag would like game for next
Dry Goods Company.
Sunday by the score of IS TO Is The former team
would like to arrange out-of-t town games Adj
dress ]. Barret, No. 3i3s Manchester avenue.
The Edgehrooks defeated the Old Orchards
Sunday by the score OF to 3. The former team
would like TO hear from all teams In the ii-year-
The Clark Chimos will plav a. Odin next Sun
day. For games with the former team address
W. c. Wundelich. No. 3oI North Second street.
The Tylers would like to hear from all first
class teams. Address II. Dougherty No. sl23
Henrietta street.
TIE Devsrs would Ike IN hsar all teams
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BOSTON q, CHICAGO 1.
AItrock Fares Ill at Hands of His For
mer Teammates.

Boston. July s.-Boston defeated Chicago
to-day. making the game one-sided on a
combination of long hits and errors in the
fourth Altrock formerly of Boston. also
Jared i'll in the seventh at the hands Of his
former teammates. Chicago could do little
with Winters's pitching. Attendance, Asst.
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In on IdSss-tHIIaEo ;. PhiIadeIpha 3. Two
base hits-kltnE 3. keister !. Three-base hits
Eulswitt l. Sacrifice hits-Harley J. Evers
Wolverton ]. Stolen bases-Casey /, Jones l.
Evers Tinker and ka1n Struck o9s@sy We-
er 3; by Frazer 4. by Lundgren ,. Passed balls
Doom !. Bases on balls-OT Wemer s. of Fraz-
ar 3. Wild pi,ches-Frazer / Hit with ball
Harley l. Time Of game-Two hours and ten
minutes. Umpire-O'Day
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Two-base hits-Futz /. Three-base hits-Bur-
kett . Hei%rick !. Sacrifice hi,s.Kahoe !; First
base on errors-st. Louis /. New York 5 struck
out-By Sudhofr >. by Chesbro 3. Stolen bases
Hill Wallace and Anderson !: Wallace. Nc;
G,ormick and Anderson |. Eiberfeld and Howell
st. Louis 5. New York / Time OF game-One
hour and thirty-five minutes. Umpire-Shsri-
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c. p. Gillette Selected.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
jacksonville. ILL.,. July s.-The trustees Of
the State Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb in this city to-day selected Charles P.
Gillette as Superintendent to succeed the
late j. c. Gordon
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son /. Stolen bases-SeIbach !. Sacrifice hits
Carr !: TeageF. Smith. Carr and Mcclure l.; First
gut-By Patten I. by Kitson /. Left on bases.
Washington ) Detroit .. Time-Two hours and
ten minutes. umpire-O' Laughlin.
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CHICAGO :. PHILADELPHIA s.
Killing the Star, Catching Perfectly and
Hitting Three Douhles.

Chicago. July S.-Chicago Won to-day by
hitting after Frazer's passes and his teams
errors had placed men on basis. Killing was
easily the star, catching a perfect game
and pounding three doubles. Captain Lowe
received his notice of release to-day. At
feniance 10 Score.
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CINCINNATI =. BOSTON &.
Pittinger Is Easy to Hit When Runs
Are Most Needed.

Cincinnati, O.. July S.-Cincinnai won
from Boston to-day. when the game seemed
hOpelessly lost. Willis taken out of
the box at the end OF the seventh inning.
Pittinger vas substituted in the eighth and
enough runs were scored eff his delivery TO
win the game. Attendance. LOO. Score:
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Milwaukee July s-Miiwaukee pounded Diehl
all over the lot and easily by a score Of Is
10 /. Attendance 2U. Score:
R II L.
Milwaukee ........5 2 . 3 Q ii Il o
81. Joseph ........G 0 0 u . y o O-I : I
Observation-Disclosures and Luccia; Diehl AMI
Garvin.
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LEAGUES HEAVIEST HITTER.

LEAGUE HEAVIEST HITTER.
Ed Delehanty was a prominent figure In
baseball for the past fifteen years Back in
eighties he started playing professional ball
with the Mansfield, o., club. From the very
beginning Delehanty drew attention to him
self through his wonderful hitting and up
to this season he was considered the best
batsman OF the country.
During the ten years that a record has
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-09
PITTsBURG .. BRGoNLTS o.
Ecnncdy's AlI-Eound Star Work Fca-
tUre of the Game.

P:ttshurC. Pa. July s-Kennedy's work in
the box. at the bat and or the bases was
the feature OF the game. His support was
sl!:-edsed and only one Brooklyn maa Sot
as far as second base. Attendance, $50.
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PHILADELPHIA 4, CLEVELAND 3.
Pitchers Moore and BENDER Play in
Fine Form.

Philadelphia July s.-Errors by Bradley
and Hickman in the eighth inning per-
mitted the locals to tie the score. double
and single in the ninth gave the cham
pions the game. Moore and Bender were
both in fine form. Attendance. 1859 Score:
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H. j. Kicker Seriously Ill.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Quincy, ILL.,. July S.-H. F. J. Kicker, CASH
Ter and founder OF the Kicker National
bank. suffered stroke of paralysis to-day
and is in serious condition -
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'Batted for Pittinger in ninth

Boston -, ............i . as
Tive base hits-pezter l. s;einf-ldt l. Three
base hit$-Cooley !, Moran ]. Seymour /. Home
runs-Donlin l. Left on bsses-C:ncinnad :. Bos
Ton >. stolen bases-Seymour /. Dexter !, stan
ley !. Carney /. Double plays-coaey and Moran
]. first base on balls-By Phillips 2. by Willis
!. it BY pitched la-Stan,ey l. Struck out
by Phillips 2. by Willis /. Sacrifice hits-Cirem-
niger /. Aubrey l. Wild pitches-phllips /.
Time of gane-one hour and fifty-five minutes.
Cmpires-NOran and Holiday.
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De. Moline. I. Colorado Spring. o.

Des. Moines. July s.-Des Moines won tho
second game OF the Colorado Springs series by a
score Of to o Morrison pitched ball. allowing
but four hits. Attendance. 81. Score:
p H E.
Des Maines. ........o 0 . 6-i % /
Colorado springs 0 o - 0 ct { /
Decentralization and Marshall; Jones AMI
DOrner.
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TWU-hase I. Gfetn ]. MaR0on I.
Three-base hIts-Collins !. Home runs-CoIIins l.
Parent i. Double pIayLTannehil Magoon and
lsbell /. First base on halls-.on Abrock 2 on
Winter 2 Hit by pitched balls-iachance /.
Struck ou;-By Winter 2. by .Altrock Wild
pitches-By Altrock l. Time Of game-One hour
Young.
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ett's triple and Ryan's long fv to Mertes.
The official score:
ST. LOUIS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK. -.-....--..0 lie
Earncd runs-St. Louis !. New York :. Two
base hits-Facrsll l. Lauder i. Tn ee-base hits
GEareiay l. haekrtt, l. Home runs a., rMe:tes
Hackett and R"an !; Burke. Farrell and Hack
.tt l. Passed bal!s-BpFye=..Ian !. stolen bases
Gilbert .. Hit by r!tgie., baby Murphy.
Babh. Bases on b1.is-oiL MeGinnity l.. OF
Murphy 8 struck out By NcCi!Ea.t " ). b. Nu.-
ply J. Left bGses-,t Lru.s 4. New YORK =.
Time Of Game-One hour ana thirty-iiv- minutes.
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PitshuFg ..-............o 8 o . D q 0 -
Brooklyn .-...............0 0 . . . . @ q
Two base hits-Ieach /. Kennedy /. Double
Jlats-I1ah.en and Doyle l. Fist on bslls.ofs
Kennedy 6. of Schmidt |. Struck cut-By Ken
ncdy ;. By Schmidt !. Time-One hour and forty
minutes. Cmpi.e-Johnstane.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Kansas City 4. Peoria s.

Kansas city. No. July s.-Peoria won to-day
by punching hits. Hart effective when there
were men on bases. Attendance. .0l Score:
Kansas City ........2 o "a 10
Peoria ...............2 o Is IA 1
Batteries-Cable and Ulrch: Hart and Hessler.
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ST. Pcu MINI. July S-The locals wo, a
fast game from Milwaukee to-day Neither
pitcher was hard hit. Attendance, l.Sro. score:
St. Paul ...........o Ia
Batteries-Stewart and Sullivan: McGill and
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis o, Kansas City S.

Minneapolis MINI. July s.-The home team
could not hit Gibson to-day and handed Kansas
City the third straight by a OF 5 10 o.
30. Score:
R. H. E
Kansas City ......S . o O-5
Batteries-wiiams and Ludwig; Gibson and
Pufle N
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X. II. E.
cor c6fsc MsT'h I'D. :5 81 :
Batteries-Fort Worth Jarvis and McMurray;
CCrscana Zook and Miller Umpire-Roberdeau.
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Minor Games.
REPUBLlC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mason CITY. Ia. July s.-Masen city deteats
webster city to-day. Score. to 2
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R. II. E.
Dallas ..............0 o 0 0-2 /
Waco .....-.......:.0 . . 0 o o.
Batteries - Dallas, Regain and Berry; Waco.
Raternan and Wolfe. tmpre-Betts.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPl BlslC SPECIAL.
Quincy Ill. July s.-The ST. Louis Spauldings
again defeated keokuk to-day by score of ) to
4. The Spauldings arrived in Quincy tonight for
a series of four g1mcs with the Reserves OF this
city.
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Omaha. Neb.. July s.-The home team won in
the ninth to-day three punched hits Sanders
will make his initial appearance in the box to-
morrow Score:
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Paducah, KY. July Sat Paducah-Paducah-
Hopkinsville: rain.
At Ciarksyile-Cairo 8. CarksviIle 0. Batter
ies-BTockett and Rut!edge; Belts and Holmes.
At Observation-Disclosures :: Jackson .. Bat
teriss-GaTiner and Walters; Cole and Petit
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Columbus: o.. July s..,LouisviIle hit oppor-
tuneiy to-day and won the last game Of the
seEies from Columbus with ease. Three amateurs
were played on the local team and the fielding
OF one OF them, Toohey. a feature Attend
$50 Score:
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Miss0uri Valley League.

AT PItfsbufg. kas,:
Ri E.
IfttsbtrG .....-....0 ! 2..-S >
I:atteries-Lawtner and Mcdonald; Farrell ard
Sct!Tant. Umpire-Bush.
At lola, has:
Springfield .........o o . . . "a )
lola .................J o o : o IS Is 4
BatterIes-Horton. Howell and Schmidt: Root
and Armstrong
At Leaven~orth. Has:
Ri E.
k k.,.;sa a 9Sd9JJ d-s i9 !:
Batteries Bunton and Redmond: Willard and
Ererhardi. tmpires-Lenlcn and Guy.
AT Fort Scott. kas.:
Ri z.
Fort Scott .........o 3 o 0 0 IS 10 /
Joplin -...........-.. 0 0 o . 0 0 -
Hatteries-EoGdbury and corbin. Alien and
Stoner. Unlpire-Alhert
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Philadelphia
two out when winning scored.
Cleveland .............. o 0 0 q o 3
Philadelphia ............. 0 IL

Two-base hits-Flick l.. schreck 1. Three base
hits-Schreck /. Stolen bases-Bay l. Pickering
l. Left on bases-Cleyeand .. Philadelphia I.
First base on balIs-on Moore .. of Bender T.
hour and forty minutes. umpire-Hassett.
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Toledo IL, indianapolis 10.

Toledo, O.. July s.-To-day's game was a re-
msrkable one in that eight pitchers took their
turn In the box. Jones' left fielder for Indian
spolis, pitched an inning. and was put out OF the
game with Williams. HogTityer was fined 80
Attendance. so. Score:
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The Clark Chimos will plav a. odin next Sum
day. For games with the former team address
W. c. Wundelich. No. 3o7 North Second street
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Brother to Identify DeIehanty.

Syracuse. N Y. July s-Frank DeIehantv q,
the Star Baseball Club left to-day for RuTa,a
in response to telegram stating that his brother
Ed was drowned Fort Erie
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Fara. Ill. July SIN game O.. ball to-day
Paaa defeated Aitamont. Score 10 to 3.
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indianapolis - o o . 10 10 :
Batteries-wales. Cristall and Kieinow: Nc
Partland. Allemang Williams. Ford Jones KEEL
lUn. Woodruff and Heydon.
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coTsicaEa. Tex. july Sort Worth defeated
coTsicana to-day. 10 l. Batteries-Lockhead
and AeMurTay: Zook and Miller.
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The Usonas would like game with some
firs;-class team next Sunday. For particulars ad.
dress V. Schoppe. No. IS South Spring avenue.
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The Edgehrooks defeated the Old Orchards
Sunday by the score of to ;. The former team
would like TO hear from all teams in the t4-year-
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The Tylers would like to hear from all first
class teams. Address II. Dougherty No. sias
Henrietta street.
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The New York Giants" aided by. Urnpi-

New York 10 St l.. P.jtsbur= > Brook.
Cincinnati :, Boston & Chicago :. Phiiaiel. >
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The Nayfelds defeated at Trenton. Ill.
Sunday by the score of IS to Is The former team,
would like to arrange out-of-town games. Ad-
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STANDING OF THE CLuRs.
Where They Play To-day.
Yesterdays Result,

New York al ST Louis. Rroasl,.:i NJ Pius
Rcston al Cincinnati. Ffiiadelpaia at -
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The Hennings defeated the Gsrrisons Saturday
By the score OF II to 2 The former team will
play the Blue Wings next Sunday. and would
like to hear from all out-of-town teams. Adj
dress f Kivits. No. Ills North jefferson avenue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-31
BIBLIoTEcA DEL BoLET1N MFRcANTII.

caseron, obregos, trstes de noga silas de
anea quinques de petroeo juno los cales ell nuevo
Cafe del Universe sobrado de luz alegre coqueton
con sus bse' lunas de marmo sus mu-
1dos asentos resuaba derroche de eegancia buen
gusto
En- cuanto la uniforme asisencia de los parroquia-
nos ST que habfa dferenras esenciaes de Ma
drid En- ell gran cafe de La Matosa cada cual ocupata
diaa invariablemente el msmo sitio Esta espaolis
ma asidudad consancia subia de punto respecto de
las inmedatas al mostrador. Aquello era un
abono valicio 81 agunos de los concurrentes elias
encontrsba ocu9ado aseno por tercero 10 miraba
como un usurpador, hasta creia derecho in
terponer e correspondence interdicto de recobrar
Durante los primeros afos que sigueron la restau-
racion borb6nica reunfase rde roshe Ia
plana mayor de los epublicanos de La Matosa gen,e
soda de armaa tomar dc peio pecho excusadc es
anadir que IA poca coustiguia el tema prefereus de
sus ccnversaciones y dc sus poemicas
ii jefe. como 81 dijeramOs el prssidense de aqusl
pequeho congress-. era apa,ero lam do Brs
no LaseeaS hombEe popUlarismn Ia Ma,oza 81 dis
into. donde haba heeho aeva propaganda republicans
renido encarnizadas luxhas electoraics.
No mcdia Bruno Lasecas mas de euatro milfns,ro~
sobrs a taila. psro 4 sxaiae6a Dc ideasy en- e