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The Republican journal., 1908-07-16

LlbENTys
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter German and daugh-
ter have returned to their home in Attic
borO, Mass, after two weeks stay at Mrs.
Rose Beauleau's.. Everett Hurd of Pitts
field is spending few weeks with his
grandmother. ..... Carney Shute of Boston
was a guest at Frank Benefits last week.
....L. X. Fowler has been visiting his moth
er in VassalborO. =. Sam Bagley is visiting
friends in Belfast. Robert Daniel, Miss
Elsie Schwartzie and Miss Hartman of New
York are at the cottage at KenistOn's shore
for the summer..... Postmaster Field of
Belfast and Post Office Inspector Spofford
of Bangor were in town last Wednesday in
the interest of r. F. D. route No. L.. With
forest fires all about us and the thermome-
ter SO degrees in the shade everybody is
hoping and praying for rain to save the
crops. -. Dallas Knowlton, ESQ.,, of Wash
ingtOn, d. c., is in town calling on relatives
and old friends. Edward Hamilton of
ton at John Sherman's at West Liberty
....Dr. Z. S. Holt, c. L. Stickney and A. V.
Martin were delegates to the Republican
county convention, and A. E. Sanford, C. R.
Nelson and A. j. SkidmOre to the Demo-
cratic convention in Belfast last week..
Mrs. L. B. 'Cornu, contralto sol0ist at All
Souls church, New York, will sing at the
church service next Sunday afternoon at
2. 80 O'Clock. Albert W. Snow, organist at
the church of the Advent, Boston, will pre-
side at the organ. Rev. E. A. Denslow
will preach. Social meeting at the church
every Friday night at 7,45 O'Clock.
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DIED.

AVER. In Bangor, July 10, Lucy T. Aver,
widow of the late Nathan G. Aver, aged IS years.
ABBOTT. In Bucksport, July z, Margaret A,
wife of Capt. George W. Abbott, aged Sc years:
wife Of George D. Crane. aged 81 years, 10 days.
HALL. In Rockland, July 3, Joshua b. Hall.
aged IS years. 3 months and 10 days.
County Hospital, Grace NJ, wife OF Arthur W.
Howard OF Cape RoZier
MILLER. In Belfast. July s. Wales l.. Miller,
MUNRoE. In Camden. July 5. George Munroe.
POOLE. In Orland, June 80. Cecil Starr son of
Mrs. Josie A. Poole of Canton, Mass, aged s
wears. months and 20 days.
PATTEN In Camden, July ., WE c. Pattua,
aged 81 years. s,oo,.
SoPEK In Orland, June 80, Albion X. Soper,
aged 81 wears, months and "a days.
WITHAM In Orland. July Q, Mildred Maude.
infant daughter of MI. and Mrs. Edward William.
aged months and sys.
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BORN

BRApsTREEr In Vmalhaven. July 8, to Mr.
and Mrs Jesse Bradstreet, daughter.
Jerry Bulduc. a daughter.
DEvEREUx. in Omaha Neb., June 2s, to Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Deyereux, a son, John Her.
man. -. M =.
FRoHoCK. In South Thomaston. June 80, to
MIR. and Mrs III. W. Frohock, son.
HEAL. In Camden. July 4, to Mr.. and MIS-
Fred T. Heal, a daughter
HOWARD In Castine, June q, to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Howard, daughter.
MONROE. In Camden, June q, to Mr.. ana MIS-
Almon Monroe, twin sons.
RANKIN In North Penobscot, June 30. to MT
and Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Rankins, IA daughter.
SMITH. In Rucksport, June %. to MT and Mrs
Guy R. Smith, daughter.
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THORNDIKE.

THORNDIKE.
Although it was so very hot and dusty
there was good attendance at the Center
church last Sunday and Rev. ID. Bracket
gave an earnest sermon from Jeremiah GIG.
There will be service there again in two
weeks. Charles White has sold his nice
home and farm to Mr.. Hodges of Wlnslow,
who will take possession in few weeks.
The price paid was $500. Mr.. White has
been one of our most successful and pros
porous farmers and always interested in
the affairs of the town, casting his vote for
what he believed to be for the best good of
all, and everyone hopes that the family will
still make Thorndike their home. ....... Mr..
and Mrs. V. N. Higgins were in Belfast
Friday to attend the funeral of their uncle,
Wales L. Miller. Miss Sibyl Higgins Of
Gorham is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Benz. Ames. Miss Hattie Gilliatt, who
has been in Salem, Mass, the past year, is
now at home with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. James Gilliatt.. .."Mrs. Clara Gilmore
and children of Vassalboro were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ward and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Higgins. MIR. and
Mrs Ray Ashford of Waterville are passing
a two weeks vacation with their parents.
80. Mr.. and Mrs. James Gates and infant
son passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
L. Wing........A. S. Higgins, Ross Higgins
and Richard and Fred Higgins have nearly
finished their haying. ...... Our r. F. D. car
rier on route No. /, F. S. Hogan, has left
the road and is cutting his hay this week.
His assistant, Richard c. Higgins, covers
the route while Crank" is doing the
"Maud Muller" act. ..... Crops of all kinds
are suffering for rain. Grasshoppers are
more numerous than flies and are destroy
ing everything before them. The apple
crop will be light, and it is predicted that
the potato crop will be very light owing to
the drouth and extremely hot weather.
The school in East Thorndike, taught by
Miss Lila Estes of Brooks, closed Friday.
The afternoon was devoted to declarations
and recitations by the pupils, and at the
close there was a treat Of confectionery.
This was Miss Estes first term and her
pupils liked her very much.
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MARRIED..

RRoWN-WEEKs. In Castine, June 26, Edward
T, Brown of Bradley and Miss Georgia M. Weeks
of Castine.
CLARK PHIPPoN. In NOrthport, July II. by
f. A. Dickey, ESQ., Wilbur l.. Clark and Emma
F, Phippon, both of Linconvllle, .-
BROWN CLARK. In Hampton, Allen Z. Brown
of OrriDgton and Mrs. Lucinda Nj. Clark OF
Hampden. ,r, ,,
Observation-Disclosures In Bar Haroor, june
30 Louis l.. Canning and Miss Blanche Pendle-
ton both of Bar Harbor.
CoNAR; PERT. In Bluehill. July I. Harry L.
Conary and Miss Florence NJ, Pert, both OF Blue
hill. IAN ,, ,,,:,,;,,>
G.. Slower and Mrs. Lillian A. Cooper, both of
Biuehill.
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Two Million HOLSTERS.

PORTLAND, July p: Fish Commissioner
Keizer. and S, 7. Kimball made the trip to
the Bangor convention in the launch Sea
Gull, from which two million little Holsters
were liberated en- route. The fry were dis
tributed between Lincolnville Beach and
the fresh water limit. Mr.. D0nohue,s
guests on the return trip were FRANK b.
Miller and Capt. Crockett.
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LJNCOLNvILLE BEACH

| Herbert Mckinney of Rockport visited
his grandmother, Mr.. A. Nj. Brown, recent.
w, Mrs. Addie Lindsy of Vinalhaven has
returned home after visit with her broth
or. ], E. Morton, at the Beach House.
Miss Laura Mckinney has gone to Dark
| Harbor, where she has employment for the
summer. :. Messrs. Evander and Allen d,
French visited their brother, Capt Oscar
W. French, recently, coming from Boston
in their launch. .......Mrs. Jennie Bragg OF
Searsport is at the Elmwood for few
weeks also Mr.. and Mrs. Radding of Green.
Vile, Mass. MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Tower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scobey and Miss Scoville OF
New Haven, Ct, are visiting Capt. and
Mrs. j. e. Coombs. The party came in MI.
Towers automobile, "Buick". Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Prince of Portland, Ore, and
Miss Helen Hudson of Dorchester, Mass,
are at Wight's camp, Pitchers Pond. Mrs.
Rose Cleveland of Whitman, Mass, and
Miss Grace G. Alden of Milton, Mass, are
at Mrs. Lillian Wooster's for months
stay.. MIR. and Mrs. Lamerier and family
of Brockton, Mass, are at "The Ulmer''
cottage dG Lu0 lap nAA' IA "
French of New York is visiting his father,
Capt Oscar w. French. Mrs. George
Ferguson of Somerville, Mass, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Frohock.
e. Miss Blanche French has returned home
after spending the spring in Brookllne,
Mass. Mr.. Howard Forsythe of Boston is
the guest of Miss Ella Thomas. Mr.. Geo.
P. Woodward of "The Rockmere," Lincoln
Vile Beach, has returned to Boston. Miss
Henrietta Head spent Saturday and Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. c. A. Warren, Jr.
900. Miss Beatrice Eames of Watertown,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Florence Hallett
at the "Fir Wigwam.". ...: Mrs: A. L. Ray
mond of East Boston is visiting her parents.
Capt. and Mrs. J. II. Munroe. Mrs. Clapp
and son Walter and Miss Emma Davis have
returned to Boston. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Piper
have gone to Wells for visit: Mrs. Grit,
fin and children, Clarence and Mildred, and
Miss Madeline Jordan of Cambridge, Mass,
are at the Gushee cottage for the season.:
Mrs. r. A. CoOmbs and son Rudolph are at
Mrs. Fred Drink water's for the summer.
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Main Street, opposite Shoe Factor 8'.5i
Republican Glass Convention

The Republican voters of repr'"
No. IO9. consisting of the town
Freedom, Knox, MOntville, Thotus' .s,,
Unity. are hereby notified 70 meet u.s.
at Harmon's Hall, Thorndike, aH .ar
nate a candidate for representa- /.
lature. Also 10 elect a clasS t'i". . mr.
transact any other business that A's
come before said convention. ,,..,...r
The following app0rtionmenJ oI
been made: ,,,,t...
Freedom. j Troy '''''
Knox .......s.' D N"'''
MOntville.
Delegates must be residents OF l'. n.g
represent. I he class commute
to receive credentials. ,.....,,.ti.-
Per order of Republican ClaS, 00WI ....l.
MARK T. D0DIt .
A, NJ. SMALL, >r"''.''
Troy, Maine, July 10, l90s.-Sw-'
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AUCTION SALE.

The household goods and furniture and
other chattels of the TRUE S, HEAGAN and
EMERY NJ. HEAGAN estates, not already
disposed Of, including Kitchen range, sewing
machine, tables, chairs, dishes and other
articles too numerous to mention, will be
sold at public auction at the Heagan home
stead in Belfast, on Thursday, July %, 1908.
The sale will be at l.3O p. m.
John R. DUNTON,
A administrator of the estate of True S. Reagan.
and Executor of the will of Emery NJ. Reagan
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Photographs.
attention, VOLUNTEERS.

Walk up! Roll up! Tumble " Agga]f
get up. Attraction here. Dom tul- Em
cabinet photographs for S100 per d.aN p.3
graphing of every description su rs,
and IS cents per dozen. Tmty}r u-g,.
houses and groups. $500 cabincl-l'r, So 81
cabinets for s. 100. These price, ll" @G
for 81 days, beginning July 9Th ao5 n1H,f4
29th.
Friday, July 18th, is BABY pAN. WtG
all babies will be taken free of '" It'
will give you picture besides.
Prices positively change july 1N @1
duce prices only to get our ~uTH
patrons. Take advantage of our .-N
Don't forget the Baby Day tir"a ".-'H
tost, Friday, july oath. Vote ol l.N
lar baby taken at our studio
Prize one dozen $500 cabinets
a Ii work guaranteed.
DELE I'M OS,
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Do You Know

lhat in all the financial transactI1g,ir ... .
s. but 6 % is done with currency tDpfas..
% being done by means of cheeks and /,
drafts2 If you do not alreary F44p ,'a.4
ing account start one now and ro4g.l-s,9
from its convenience and safety why sta.
true. If you are not familiar vuh ,i.y,
TEN come to us and we vii, show Won "
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spool-bars for some port in Scotland. Con-
siderable lumber has been shipped the past
month.
The weather Sunday and Monday was ex-
ceedingly hot! The thermometers register
ing 95 and 90 degrees in the shade told a
tale of heat quite unexpected in this local
ity. Sunday a northwest wind blew, as hot
as though coming from furnace. The air
is filled with thick haze. Rain is greatly
needed. Flowers and vegetables are droop-
ing in the gardens
Our new hardware firm, Goodhue & Co.,
has received the contract from Capt. Daniel
Goodell of Searsp0rt to put the plumbing
full bathroom, etc.-into the residence he is
having built in that village. They were one
of several firms bidding on the work. Un-
doubleday the captain will never regret his
SELECTION of plumbers. Our firm of house
builders, E. M. Lancaster & Sons, are erect
ing the fine home Capt. G. is putting up in
his fathers town.
Mrs. Mae Keene StackpOle is working
hard in rehearsals with the school children
for an operetta soon to be given for the
benefit of the piano fund. In connection
with this entertainment (good without
doubt a sale of homemade candies and
fancy and useful articles will be held. 1t is
hoped this can be given within two weeks.
Anyone wishing to add mite may send
contributions of money or articles for sale
to Mrs. Stackpole at The Stockton. Mrs. S.
is the teacher of music in the town schools,
and seeing the imperative need of an in
str ument in our Grammar sch0OlroOm she
org anized one company for an operetta, and
add ed from her own purse the sum two
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are the guests of their parents, Capt. and
Mrs A. Nj. Ross.
Sch. Charles Fl. Campbell, Capt. Pierce
arrived Thursday with the first cargo OF
coal for the Canadian Pacific railroad and
finished discharging Monday at the Penob-
scot Coal dock at Mack's Point.
Leon Haskell of Melrose, Mass, and
Ellis Williams of Barre, VT, arrived Tues
day from Boston and will make the voyage
from Searsport to Newport News and re-
turn with Capt E. E. Haskell in the sch.
Cora F. Cressey.
The Calendar Club announces an organ
recital to be given in the Congregational
church by Miss Margaret E. Butman, as
sisted by Miss Marian Wells of Belfast,
soprano, and Mr.. William Robertson, Jr.;
baritone, on Thursday evening, July 23d,
at s O'clock.
Guests at the Brookside cottage the past
week: C. E. johnson, Fairfield; Lucy
Spofford, Haverhill; W. S. Debell, Bangor !;
]. S. Spofford, Haverhill; Mrs. Eliza Tink-
ham, Carolina, r, l.; Walter FL. Atwood,
Boston; Crawford Treat, Stockton; Il. F.
Sanborn, Bangor; Mrs. Ii. A. Blaisdel),
Bangor; W. Nj. White, Somerville.
NORTH SEARsPoRT. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Matthe WIS of Portland, with their children.
arrived last Saturday and are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Matthew'S.
c, K. Nickerson lost pair of gold bowed
glasses June 10Th between the store of Nick
erson & Damn in Swanville and the resi-
dence of j. w. Smart. Finder will please
leave them at Nickerson & Damm's store.
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AMERICA s MEN WIN United States Led Other Coun- tries in Olympic Games
 Yesterday. QUESTION ABOUT TITLE Our Athletes Will Score According te Their Own Methods, and at
 Present They Lead.

London. July 16.-This was Amerlca's day in the Olympic sports at the stadi- um, both big events which reached tho finals, throwing the discus, free style, and putting the shot, being carried off by Martin J. Sheridan, of the Irish American Athletic club, and Ralph Rose, of the olympic club, San Fran cisco, respectively. The United King. dom captured tine third final, the 400 metres swimming event in which II. Taylor added to the score of his coun- try by beating Beaurepalre, the Aus tralian crack. and scheff of Austria.
 The final also was reached in the l. 900 metres cycle race, but this proved such a flasco through the attempts of four of the participants. Schiller of France, and Jones, Kingsbury and Johnson, of England. to force each other to take the pace that the judges declared the event off, 1t not being fln- ished within the time limit
 Italy got her first gold medal today in the team gymnastic competition, re- ceiving tho greatest number of points against a great array of competitors.
 No official announcement Is obtain able as to how the British Olympic as- sociation is going to decide the Olym- pic championship, but the system adopted by the London sporting papers in arriving at the respective positions of the various countries has been gem erally accepted This system awards one point for each win. ignoring sec onds and thirds and includes all sports carried out under dhe auspices of the association, whether within the stadi- um or outside of it. Following this method of counting points, the coun- tries would be placed in this order: United Kingdom 20, United States &. Sweden B. Norway and Canada, Franco. Belgium and Italy one each.
 As the summer section of the games will continue until October 19 and will include yachting. the Olympic regatta and figure skating, and as there will bo winter section to include rugby and association football, hockey, lacrosse and boxing, 1t will be the end of tho year before the trophy for the cham- pionship in all sports can be award- ed. If this method of counting points is followed by the British Olympic as- sociation, England will win the trophy. for there are few countries taking part in these sports outside the stadium
 The American athletic team which is
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totals .5O 22 25 30 IS
NIeritIci,.

Totals ..4S 21 22"2S 21 I
 zone out when winning run was scored
 Score by innings.
 Waterbury 8 1 l 2-22 Meriden ....2 0 ? 0 8 1-21
 Two-base hits, Swander, Nichols, Lauder, Murphy, McPartlin, Pastor, Stevens; three-base hits, Bronkie, Sof- fel, Finn; hits, off Sillery 10 in 2-3 innings, off McPartlin in innings, off Farley in 8 1-3 innings, off Ste- vens 10 in innings, off Mansfield 15 in l-3 innings; sacrifice hits, SWen- der (2) McPartlin, Wade CD; stolen bases Fitzpatrick, Soffel CD; double plays, Lauder, Fitzpatrick and Nlch- ols; Bronkie, Nichols and Fitzpatrick; Soffel, Pastor and Golden; left on bases, Waterbury 8, Meriden 10; first base on balls, off Sillery 3, off Me- Partlin 6, off Farley 1, off Stevens 1, off Mansfield 3; first base on errors, Waterbury 3, Meriden 3; hit by pitch CT Shincel, Finn; struck out, by Sill lery A. by McPartlin 1, by Stevens 3, by Mansfield 1; passed ball, Bridges; wild pitches, Sillery 2; time, 2.4o; umpire, Rorty,
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COMEDY AT WATERBURY.
Durants Men and Sofrcl Break Al
 Records. the Former Winning.

Waterbury, July 16--One of the greatest slugging matches in the his tory of the Connecticut league took place here to-day, Waterbury defeat- ing Meriden in ten innings by the score of 22 to 21. Forty hits, for total of sixty bases, were made by the two teams Soffel, Bronkie and Fitz- patrick carried off the individual bat ting honors, with five hits each. The score.
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FAST OVERTIME GAME.
Swanson of Hartford Outpitchcd Lav-
 ender and H0lN0ke Was Shut Out.

Hartford, July 16,-swanson outpitch- ed Lavender today, holding Holyoke to one hit in ten innings. o'Ieary tripled In the ninth and had good chance for a homer but was held at third. With one out in the tenth. Fallon tripled, Gardner was given his base and Bak- CT made a poor throw to the plate of Connery's infeld hit. Fallon scoring. Attendance 1,500. Score:
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New Britain

Halted Tor Brown In ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Springfield ... o 20 010 0 x-S New Britain. o 0 1 Q 0 0--2
 Sacrifice hits, Waterman 2, Burns (N B) ?. Bunyan; stolen bases, Waite. Yale. McAndrews 2. Marsans; two-hase hits, Standard, McCabe; first on balls, off Parker 2. off Brown i; left on bases, Springfield 5, New Britain &; struck out. by Parker 9, by Brown .; double plays, Parker, Con nor and Yale, Brown, Iunyan and Ruhanee, Ruhange and Almeida passed ball. Runange; wild pitch, Brown; time. 1850; umpire, William son.
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Chicago.
New York.

+--Batted for Reulbach in 9th.
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Sacrifice hits, Pleiss. s. o'Rourke, Corooran, zacher; two-base hits, Sher- wood, Swick; three-base hits, Havel, Hilt double plays, simmons to La- chance; Phalen to J. O'Rourke; inn ings pitched, Corcoran 9, Nops 9; hits off Corcoran Q, off Nops 9; struck out by Corcoran A. by Nops 5; bases on balls, off Corcoran O, off Nops 4; time 1:45; umpire, Terry Rogers; attend ance. $50.
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ERRORS RESPONSIBLE.
Cincinnati Fielders Fall Down Badly
 Behind Pitchers.

Cincinnati, July 16.--Errors were responsible for all the runs scored by Brooklyn in todays game. Cincn- natl hit Wilhelm hard, but could not bunch hist when they were needed. Score:
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SPORTSMAM'S LOG.
Racing at Brighton Beach, 2;So

Racing at Brighton Beach, 2.30 ?. m.
 Glidden trophy automobile tour. Lawn tennis; Invitation tour nament at Seabright, Connecti- cut championships at Litchfleld. Delaware championships at Will mington. Illinois championships at Chicago.
 Young Mems Christian associ- ation relay race, New York to Chicago.
 Golf: Western championships at Rock Island, H.
 Polo at Rockaway, D. m.
 Cricket: Philadelphia at Folke- stone, Eng.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At standardization 3, Lawrence 1.
 At New Bedford--Haverhill 3, New Bedford O.
 At Lowell--Lowell 10, Worcester i.
 At Fall River-First game, Lynn 5, Fall River 2; second game, Lynn 9, Fall River 6.
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Two-base hit, Chance; three base hit. Moran hits off Crandall 6 In 1-S, off McGinnity in 2-S; sacrifice hits. Don lin, Penney; stolen bases, Moran, Ev- CTS, Bridwell double play, Doyle, Bridwell and Penney; left on bases, Chicago 9, New York s. bases on balls off Reulbach 3, Crandall D; first base on errors New York 1; hit by pitcher, Donlin, Durbin; struck out by Reul- bach 1, Crandall 1. Matheweon 1; time 2:09; umpires, Johnstone and O'Day.
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BEANEATERs SHUT OUT.
White Sox Blank Boston in Perfect
 Fielding Contest.

Boston, July 16.-Chlcago defeated Boston in the first game of the series here today to 0. A base on balls to Jones In the fourth, followed by Is bells home run, gave the visitors the only tallles. Both teams fielded perfect ly Score.
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Boston.

Twobase hit, Jones; home run, 1s- bell; hits off Morgan, s in 8 innings; sacrifice hits. Lord; left on bases. Chi cago !, Boston 4; first on balls. off Nor gan 2: struck out by Morgan 2, by AL trock |; time, 1:4o; umpire. Sheridan and Connolly.
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BOSTON FALLS TO PIRATES.
Plttsburg by Clever Stick Work Fin
 Ished Ahead of Bcancatcrs.

Pittsburg, July l6.-Pittsburg today hit the Boston pitchers freely and won with ease. Lindaman was accidentally spiked in the third inning, Boultes sue ceedng him. Willis pitched strong game. Score:
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New Britain.


 Springfield o 0 1 ? 0 0-5 New Britain 0 O o 1-6
 Sacrifice hits, Bunyan, Cabrera, Burns (N. B) 2; stolen bases, Hirst Rising, Stankard: two base hits, Ris- ing, Bunyan; hits off Mclean, in 1 2-3 innings off Powell, 1 in , Ia in- nings, off Padron, 8 in : 2-3 Innings; off Nolte, 1 in 2 Ia innings; first base on balls. off Powell 2, off Padron l.; left on bases. Springfield 3, New Brit ain &. struck out, by Mclean 1, by Powell 3, Padron ', Nolte l. double plays, Almeida, Cabrera and Bunyan; passed balls, Mccarthy, Hirst; wild pitches, Padron 4 Time, 2:lO Um- pire, Wilkinson.
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Philadelphia.

Three base hit, Grant; home run, Ma gee, Bransfield; stolen bases, Brans- field, Titus; double plays, Doolin, Knabe and Bransfield; Bliss and Gill bert; first on balls, off Lush 2, Corri- don 1 struck out, by Lush 5; time, .45; umpire, Emslie.
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New York. July 16.-New York came close to shutting out the St. Louis team to-day, but Hoffman's home run hit scored the single tally in the ninth inning The visitors used up three pitchers, Dineen beng knock ed out of the box in the so1rth inning. The score:
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New York.

pdtttu lpl VT IT 'ih'i'
 Score by innings;
 St. Louis. ... 0 0 0 Q 0 l. New York 2 0 0 z 0 x--10
 Two-base hit, Delehanty, T. Jones; three- base hit, Stone; home runs, Niles, Hoffman; hits, off Dineen in 3 1-3 innings, off Graham In 2-3 in- ming, off Petty ? in 4 innings; left on bases, St. Louis 6, New York T. first base on balls, off Graham i first base on errors, New York 3; hit by pitcher, by Petty ?; struck out, by Dineen 1, by Chesbro 4; passed ball, Blue; time, 1:3S; umpires, Evans and Hurst.
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EASTERN LEAGuE.

At Buffalo-Montreal 6, Buffalo 4. At Jersey City-Baltimore 3, Jersey City l.
 At ochester-Rocheste il, Toron- to '.
 At Providence-Providence 5, New. ark g.
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Brooklyn.

Totals .......,,35 s 21 I .Batted for Doescher In Sth.