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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

1t JDStpn IL Al
Batteries-Cushman and Towne; Maup
and GaTVin.
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FOUL PLAY IS FEARED.

San Francisco, July John J. Hill.
a young man who came here a few
days ago to proceed to Manila to an
advanced position in the transport
service. died today under circum-
stances that are causing a police in
vestigation. Hill was found on the
water front in an unconscious cOndi-
ton early this morning He died at a
hospital tonight. pOst-mortem dis
closed extensive cerebral hemOrrhage
and conclusion of the brain. possibly
due to violence. Hill was last seen last
night at his hotel when he paid his bill
and left with his grip. his trunk hav-
ing been sent on the transport Sher-
man, which sailed today. Hill came
here from Washington. ID. c. He was
transferred from St. Asaph, Va The
police say that it is possible that he
exhibited some of his money and was
waylaid and robbed. Another theory is
that he died from the effects Of chleEal
given in Knockout drops"
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WESTERN FEDERATION OF MINERS
is HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR MURDER

Denver. Colo, July Ia special to
the News from Cripple Creek says;
As the result of finding of the' cor
oner's jury which investigated the
death of Roscoe MCGEE and Jonn ia
Wis, who came TO their deaths during
the riots in Victor on the afternoon OF
June 6. President Charles h Meyer
and ". D. Haywood, secretary-treas-
urer Of the Western Federation OF MIN
ers, together with fOrty-six other men,
are charged with murder and melting
riot. Judge Lewis Cunningham. sitting
in the district court. mas fixed tue
bonds Of Meyer and Haywood at Sle.e50
each.
The verdict accuses William Boyle OF
killing John Davis and Andrew Baliat
of killing Roscoe MCGEE.
The jury found that on the day of the
riot an armed body Of men, about nine
", members OF the Western Federation
of Miners, assembled at Victor pur-
suant to prearrsnged plans from differ
ent parts of the county, and that they
were appointed special policemen by
Marshal O'Connell. but that they were
in fact an unlawful assemblage or mob.
Before the riot O'Connell was re-
moved from office by the mayor and his
deputies. who were ordered by the
sheriff to disperse. Notwithstanding
this order. about fifty of them started
a riot when Alfred Miller. one of their
number. attempted to kill c. c. Ham
lin. and during the shooting MCGEE
and Davis were killed and others
wounded.
Marshal O'ConneIl is charged with
shooting J. J. HOrner in the back dur
| ing the riot. The officers Of the West
/ ern Federation of Miners are held pri-
marily responsible for the crimes COM
mitted because of their seditious and
unlawful language.
/ Among those who encouraged the
/ crimes are Charles H. Meyer, W D.
/ Haywood, John c. Williams and the
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National League
Western League.
OFFICIALS ACCEPT
CHALLENGE FROM SANDY

The Salt Lake county officials have
accepted a challenge from the Sandy
baseball team to play on the afternoon
of July 4, at Sandy. The county team
defeated the city aggregation and has
decided TO take a chance with the
Sandy bunch. The officials are out
every afternoon putting in an hour Of
hard practice to keep in shape. Sew
eral changes viii be made in the
county team and the lineup for the
game depends on how the men show
Up in the workouts
The citizens of Sandy intend to give
the county team a royal reception and
to have a baseball team of amateurs
who hand out the real article. In the
evening a ball viii be given for the
Salt Lake team.
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PATCHED UP TROUBLES.
of Minnesota Name a
Ticket.

st. Paul. July 1.-The Republican state
convention tonight nominated The follow
ing ticket.
Governor-Robert c. Dunn of Mile Laos.
Lieutenant Governor-Ray W. Jones
Secretary of State-P. f Hanson.
state Treasurer. G. Block
Justices of the Supreme Court-Calvin
J. Brown, Charles i. Lewis. e. B. E1iOtt,
Edwin A. Jaggard.
Senator Moses z CIapp, who presided.
brought about harmony by insisting that
contests be fought out in the committee
on credentials. While contests were not
settled by the committee. all talk Of bolt
ing was done away with. so that wnen a
minority report was adopted unSeaung 10
delegates favorable to Justice Collins for
governor. the unseated delegates left the
hall. piedging their hearty support to
which ever ticket might be named
After the Unseating was completed It
became evident that Dunn had a large
majority. Congressman Eddy withdrew
from the race and the name Of Collins
was not presented Dunn's nomination
was made by reclamation.
As the convention indorsed Senator
Clapp for reelection, It seems improbable
that anyone viii seriously contest his re-
turn to the senate
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BIG DENVER FAILURE.
Savings Association in the Hands of
a Receiver.

Denver, Colo. July The Fidelity
Savings association, SO Sixteenth
street. went into the hands Of a recelv-
er today. Liabilities are placed at ST.
600. 900. and Attorney j. G. Helm has
been made receiver. +. NJ. Johnson,
president and manager Of the insltu-
ton, said tonight:
Our liabilities may be S1OOO,000, but
I think our assets VIII balance them
1 do not care to 90 into a discussion
of the question now, and must have
time to investigate. / believe we viii
be able to straighten out our difficult
ties and keep our business"
The directors of the institution are
e NJ johnson, i. W. Smith. a. H.
Partridge, J. I. Jones, all of Denver,
and NJ. b Johnson OF Texas
The failure is due 10 loans made in
Texas and in Louisiana swamp timber
lands, fully 80 per cent of the loans of
the association having been made IN
those two states
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SMEAD GETS The BOUNCE.
Removed From F1athead Indian
Agency.

Washington, July The president
today removed William H. Smead,
agent in charge of the Flathead Indian
agency in Montana, and appointed
Captain Samuel Below of Missoula,
Mont, as his successor. Smead had
been in the service seven years and
the removal is because Of alleged ad-
ministrative irregularities. It Is said
that the agent gained no personal profit
out of the transactions which lea TO
his removal. but that the acts were Sc
riolls brea ches Of the regulations. They
involved alleged misuse of the ration
allowances of the agency, the coustruc-
ton of q telephone line with the en-
plOyment of Creek indians, paid. it IS
alleged, by means Of the rations, al
though the department repeatedly re-
fused the authority therefor and sim
liar affairs.
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CYRUS YOUNG TELLS
HOW He DOES 1T

Getting million dollars from Russell
Sage would be easier than getting a talk
out of ole Cy' Young" says a Boston
as he gives bases on balls. He's about
the most modest violet that the high sun
of popularity ever shOue on. IN time he'll
look like Joe Jefferson. His kindly.
shrewd, keen gray eyes are in circles OF
wrinkles his nose curves out in a Chast-
ened nook not too aggressively; his lips
fit tight and now and then the left cor
ner curls up, but II would take Sherlock
Holmes TO tell whether, when he does
that, he's. smiling; When I first ap-
preached him he honestly looked scared
% Say ne said. cut il out; 1 can't talk
s. How did you do il
" Knew en-
'WhO%
The batters; mostly ALL"
% FWelT2'
knew their style
Knew whard fool EN-
90 Fooled EN-.
" Anything else that heIpedT
g Yep. fine day-waTm.
" Anything else%
Z" Not much wind
@ Felt gCod2
90 Well
60 Like Baseball?
90 Best sport in the world
Ever get tired Of ito
Only one part
@ What part2'
60 fPosin' for my picture
And mOnOsyllaDie 'Cy got up from me
bench and walked TO the Coacher's box \
great vel of greeting rose from grand
stand and bleaeherS-
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YALE'S VICTORY
WAS DECISIVE
Led Harvard From Start to
Finish.
LOST MINOR RACE ON FLUKE
CROWD SMALL BECAUSE OF A
MISUNDERSTANDING.
LOST MINOR RACE ON FLUKE

New London. July 1-For the fourth
consecutive year tale today won the
varsity boat race from Harvard
Leading from start to finish tie New
Haven crew crossed the line Z912 seconds
ahead Of Harvard. which IN boat terms
means seven lengths of an right-oared
ShelL IT was the worst whipping that
Yale had given her old rival in recent
years
In the varsity four-oared race Stuyve-
SAINT Fish, jr-, by a mishap which might
have happened 10 any Oarsman. just pre-
vented the Els from winning all three
races Of the annual regatta. In this race
yale, after leading by from one to four
teen seconds. was beaten out at tbs finish
as the result Of Fishs catching a crab
ana then breaking his Out-rig2er- An
eighth of a mile from the finish the Yale
four-oared crew was six lengths ahead
OF Harvard. Fish had already caught a
crab earlier in the race and the second
mlshap of the Yale man was fatal. The
blue shell literally stopped The Harvard
men saw their chance. and although badly
pumped out, won by one and Onc-half boat
lengths
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FOREST FIRE RAGING
IN ARIZONA MOUNTAINS

Tombstone, Ariz., July IA fierce
forest fire is raging in the Huachuca
mountains, which is destroying many
thousand acres of fine timber The fire
started in Ash canyon and is spread
ing westward and threatening the prop
erty and buildings of several mining
companies near, and also the large
plant and reservoir of the Huachuca
Water company, located in Miles can
Won. and from which Tombstone de-
rives its water supply. 4 large force
OF men is fighting the fire, but it is IN
able to stay its progress An urgent
request has been wired the military
commander at Fort Huaehuca to send
troops- to check the fire. if possible.
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POLICE AND FIREMEN
IN BATTLE TODAY

The police force and fire brigade viii
line up this afternoon on Walker 5
field for a baseball game which prom
ises to OUtclass anything ever seen
here. The official lineup viii not be
disclosed until today, when both teams
appear on the field.
cap" Ed Davies had his men out
all last week practicing hard and he
believes his men win win the game on
their superior stick work Assistant
Chief Wood viii captain the FIRE boys
and has a good bunch of Old-timeTs in
his lineup.
Mayor Richard Morris viii umpire
the game, which viii be called at $50.
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EDUCATORS GET THROUGH.

St Louis, July The National
Educational association ended its con-
vention today. The hnaI general SEES
sion was opened with prayer by rabbi
Leon Harrison. of St. Louis. Cardinal
SatOlli soon after entered the hall and
the audience rose en- masse when h
was introduced, and he was given al
ovation. Cardinal Satolli made a
brief speech, in which he expressed
his pleasure at being present. TIE
cardinal remained with the convention
only a few minutes
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POPULAR YOUNG LADY
BROWNS IN BOISE RIVER

Boise, Ida, July Miss Lillian
Casey, a young lady 19 years Of age,
was drowned near Prices ranch on the
South Boise river yesterday afternoon
1t appears Miss Casey was on horse
back trying to ford the river when the
current became TOO strong for her and
she was thrown from the horse and
drowned. The body was found three
miles below.
Miss Casey was we'll known in Boise
and her parents are well known
throughout this part Of Idaho. Mr.
Casey, her father, owns a large ranch
between Pine creek and Rocky bar.
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DIED.

GRIFFIN.-At Sugar House ward. June
p, 1904, William =. Griffin, a native Of
Hartford, n. Y, aged 81 years.
Funeral Sunday afternoon 1T O'DOn-
nelfs funeral chapel under the auspices
Of the / o. o. r Notice of the hour
viii be given later
MIDDLETON.-In this city, July 1, 1904
James Middleton, well known Park
city miner, a native Of England. aged
IS years
Remains are at O'DOnDelTs Undertak king
parlors. Notice Of funeral later.
JONES.-At the home of his mother. 1872
East Twelfth South street. at y. m
Thursday, June 60, 1904, Of pneumonia,
Barney p. Jones.
Funeral will be held at the Sugar ward
meeting house Sunday, July 3. at 11.30
a. m. Friends are invited to attend.
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MONEY IN CALCULATION.

Washington. July The monthly
circulation statement issued by the
comptroller of the currency shows that
at the close of business June so. 1904
the total circulation of national bank
notes was S449, 235, 095, an increase for
the year Of S35. 564, AS The circulation
based on United States bands amount
ed TO SAP. 759 449. an Increase for the
year of $40. 464, Gal.
The amount Of circulation secured by
lawful money was SS6.475, SIS, a decrease
for the year of 81. 500, $50.
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Bingham Junct.
Park City Accepts Challenge.
Especial to The HeraId)

Park City. July 1.-At a meeting Of the
baseball managers OF the Park City
team il was decided TO accept the written
challenge issued by the Eureka team. The
Park City team is not able to play on the
18th of this month but viii play the
game July "A. Eureka wants to play tor
SO but the Park City boys are willing
and anxious to play for 500, providing the
game is played here or on neutral grounds
at sat Lake City or Ogden
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RAGGED GAME
WON BY ELDERS
Used Up Three of the Miner
Pitchers.
TWENTY HITS OFF BUNCH
TITUS AND ToZER HAD THEIR
TROUBLES ALSO.
(snecial to The Herald.)


Butte, Mont, July When Muller,
left fielder of the salt Lakes, caught
the last fly in the last inning of to-
days game, salt Lake lad won and
the spectators felt grateful that a long
and dresry game was over. It was a
poor exhibition OF the national game
The Salt Lakes made runs in every in
ming but one and had men on bases in
every inning. Salt Lake used two
pitchers and Butte three, but none of
them seemed able TO stop the TUn-get-
ting. Bandelin started the game and
lasted two innings. Then Hoon pitched
for three innings and SpOrer finished
the game Titus, the college pitcher,
started the game for Salt Lake. but
Butte knocked him out of the box in
the second inning. TOzer was also hit
pretty hard, but Butte's pitchers were
unable to hold the MOTmons down and
so the game was thrown away, after it
seemed cinch for Butte. Score:
nrztTa
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RACES POSTPONED ON
ACCOUNT OF RAIN

The bicycle races were postponed
last night because the showers MADE
the track slippery. The programme
will be given next Wednesday night
Three meets VIII be held during the
coming week A programme has been
scheduled for Monday, July 4. and the
postponed meet viii take place We'd
nesday night with tie regular meet
FRIDAY night
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WORK oF TIE MINT.

Washington. July 1.-The yearly
statement of amount of coins executed
at the several minis during the year
ended June 30. 1904, shows a total coin
age OF. SIS. 900. 80. as follows:
Gold, s14, SS4, 400: silver, SS43,IS minor
coins, s1T7.06S. All OF the silver avail
able for the purpose having been used
no more silver dollars viii be coined by
the government under existing laws.
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City and Country.


This" said the city nephew, who
was showing Uncle 81 the beach, "em-
phssizes the difference between the
country and the city. Now. here you
viii see the height of fashion in bath
in= costumes, and
Yep said Uncle 81. Down ter hum
we undress ter go swimmin' an dress
up ter go TO n dane. an here it's Jest
the other way about
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His ExplanatiOn.
CWashinrton So

All men," said Mr. Meekton, who
was preparing a speech, are created
equal"
What did you observer" asked his
wife.
I said all men are created equal.
That IS to say that they are equal to
one another This. OF course. is not
meant TO imply that they are the equals
Of their wives"
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LUMBER FOR THE ORIENT.

Portland. Ore, July During the
wear ended June 80 this city exported u
foreign ports sc. 246. 53S feet Of lumber
of the value of 1855, 379.02. Most of
these exports went TO the Orient, in
Guiding heavy shipments of piling sent
to Using Tau. China, although a large
portion was exported to South Africa.
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members Of the executive board as thus
constituted
After the verdict was read informa-
ton was filed against the Western Fed
Grafton officials and the old executive
committee Capiases for their arrest
was placed in the hands of the sheriff
Bond in the case Of the members of the
executive committee was placed at
s.. 000. The cases viii be heard at the
September term of court
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Ncw York. JuIv.-New York defeated
washington today. ChesbrO scoring his
thirteenth consecutive victory. Score;
r il. Z.
New 4 OK --t----------- ---"---~--
washington Observation-Disclosures D
F3afferies-C hesbro and Mcguire; Jacog-
. son and Clarke
Boston. JgiIy Captain Z. Cross won
todav-s game by a three-base hit in the
ninth inning that scored two runs. Score.
r II. T.
Philadelphia ----.------- ---s------
Fate B3sfteries-Ben der and Powers; Tenne-
hill and Farrell
chicago. July 1--AltroCk was at his
hest TO-DAY and backed by perfect support
sbuf out St Louis in game in which
only two hits were made of MIN ana
only one man reached second base. At
tendance DIV r. H E
batteries - AItrock and Mcfarland.
Glade and kahOe.
a Observation-Disclosures game
postponed rain
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Three Games Arranged.

The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company team and the Woodmen of
the World viii play three games at
Lagoon, one game Sunday afternoon
and a double Leader Monday. The
first game Monday afternoon win be-
gin al 2 o'clock
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Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching. This form. as well as Blind.
Bleeding OF Protrudi1g Piles, are cured
by DR. Bo-san-9SO's Pile Remedy stops
itching and bleeding AbsoTbs tumOrs
soc a jar at druggists. or sent by mail
Treatise free. Write me about your case
Dr. BosankO Philadelphia, Pa.
Nelden-Judson Drug Co distributors
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ST. Louis. July English Lad. winner
of the Chicago Derby. and owned by
Fred Cook Of St Louis, viii go to the
post tomorrow an odds-On faVorlte in the
81 Louis Derby. The track VIII be fast
The probable odds and jockeys follow:
OIL IInrsa KEeirhf InckeT.
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First base on errors-Butte, ,; salt Lake,
? Stolen bases-LaIly (0, Hansen %,
Bruyette. TWO-base hIts-Vasbinder. Gin
lin 60, Weed Three-base hits-Shaffer,
NaSbinder- Home TUnS-McHaIe. Left on
bases-Butte, .; Salt Lake, y. Hits-Oft
Bandelin, 8; off Hoon, 9; off SpOrer. g,
off Titus 4, off TOzer. 8. Bases on balls
OFF HOOn, .; off SDOrer. 1; off Titus. /;
off TOZer. l. Hit by pitched ball-Ifausen
Struck out-By Tozer, 4; by BandeIn- 1;
by Sporer. . Passed .balI-Spencer- Tine
of game-2-10. -Atteudance-451. Umpire
Ward
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VARSITY Four-Oared Race.

In the varsity race Yale got the lead
almost at the start by running her stroke
up far above her normal gait and then
steadily increased this lead on every
half-mie with the single except JOu of the
second haif-mile. On this haif-Inile OF
the race Harvard cut this lead down by
lust Oue-h21f 2 Second
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American Fork. July Ian interesting
game of baseball was played at the City
mark Yesterday between the American
Fork and Bingham Junction teams II
was a close and exciting game all the
way through resulting in h victory for
the home team by a. score of 10 to 5. The
lineup was as follows.
- Ill Ri7rhanr Tuuct
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Tacoma. Wash. July I-Overah had
the Los Angeles players at his mercy to-
dav except in tie fourth. when two two
base hits scored Flood, and in the ninth.
vbel Chase made a home run Tacoma
landed hard on Baum IN the SKIN a arc
done by both sides. Score;
Tacoma 1890 --ss---t--
los Angeles
Bafteries-Overau and Graham; Baum
ana Eagar. Tmpires-MeCarthy ana NJ
Donald.
Seattle. july Jay Hughes pitched d
shut-out game against Oakland tOq4ag.. ~ ~
fbe seventh three hits were punched on
him but the third hit struck a base run i-
per ana made the third man out SeattlSs
punched her hits ~ the seeoAa aiio
eighth innings. Score L
Seattle $500 ----------------------
Oakland ---.-- 1890 x5,---,e
Rafteries-Hughes and wilson bs f.tS
and Cooper. Umpire-0' Connel-
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Bailey viii be There.

Dallas, Tex, July Senator Bailey
will attend the St Louis convention His
sen. who is sick IN Virginia. is improved
n condition.
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Story Told in. Figures.
Varsity Eight-oared Race.

The story of the varsity and foUr-oareC
races Is summed up briefly By the Of
fetal time as follows:
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New York. July New York scored
another victory today over Boston, max
ing fifteen straight games won At
tendance, 200 Score:
R. H E
New York -------------------------
Ratteries-TayIof and Bowerman; VIII
helm and Needham-
TwO-base hits, Dahisn. Gilbert. Need
ham. Carney, three base hits, Bresnahan-
Rayner: bases on balls. off Taylor 1, off
Wilhelm 8: struck out, by Taylor 2.
Umpire tombstone
Philadelphia. July by heavy batting
TODAY the home team easily defeated
Brooklyn. Attendance, J, 400- Score-
R H. E.
BFoolAit IL ---'-------' --'---------
philadelphia q. ----..;;-.-,----.--.-.-lS Il 0
Batteries-Poole, Reidy and Bergen;
Mitchell and Roth.
St. Louis. July I-St. Louis won from
Chicago today, 10 TO , Mcfarland pitched
his first game for St Louis since he was
injured at PittsburE. and Chicago got but
six hits off him. Briggs was hit hard and
Given poor support in the field Attend
r H E;
batteries 80 Mcfarland and Grady,
BRIGGS and king. Earned rUns-St. Louis.
& Chicago . TwO-base hits-Casey
Pocl[levG Brain. Three-base hit-Crady.
Eases on baIIs-Off Briggs, / Struck out
-Rv Mcfarland, .. Time Of game-1:S9.
Umpire-O'D Day
At MISUNDERSTANDING game
--,-fu1rrnT- rain
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Sioux city. Ia. July Sioux Sl5S
played q good game today. put not 1as-
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BOISE HIT THE BALL
AND WON THE GAME

Spokane. Wash, July Boise won this
afternoons game by a little timely hit
ting. taking fun advantage of a couple of
costly errors by Spokane players It was
a fast game. though not marked by any
sensational plays. Score.
r H Z
Spokane ...--. .---.--.-..--.-..----
Observation-Disclosures and Stanley; Nc
Farland and Hanson. Umpire-Davis.
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New York go

Philadelphia July by heavy batting
TODAY the home team easily defeated
Brooklyn. Attendance, Loo Score-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. July New York scored
another victory today over Boston, max
ing fifteen straight games won At
tendance, 200. Score: