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THE ST. LOUIS BBPUBLIC: SATURDAY, JULY 29. 1905.
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BASEBALL
EDISON HAS RATTERY
Inventor Declares That He Has
Solved tbe Trolilein of FrvM
in Clic-in and SerriwaWe Elec
uic Traction for Vehicles.
IP STIII-l.c yPKCIAU
Ncv.- VorL. Jul- 2k. Thomas A. Edlarm.
nt the Hoi" Walton. l'hiUalelphu. to-day
imnualiiie-d;-,- aii-clared that he hail solved
the pjobl-ni or jiroi-Idlng cht-ap ml serv
lotvilile lo'trlc tr.tction for vehicles.
I! Oc'.uiitr u-.y light batliry will be
ready for t ! market and we will bo
xr-ady Jo .qui, ai'toniolalles. of all df scrip-Unas.'-
h sulil "To reach a definite con
clusion of its possibilities. I manufactured
J(.X t oils, and equipped nbowt 10ft eon
.wan' of :iil descriptions. In Whsh
'.-urton v.. ct;xhtl tli batteries to sev
eral express d livery wagons, ami nftr
manr months thy rrfi tit operation haa
ben found to be V per rent of that of
Horses.
"Tho K-if-Tl"' rnnufiirttire.i varied In
tTpes. jo t.iat I miirlit obtain the harpy
nra'- I ".ei-hil to -trilco. ir.d I am pre
tarcd f n.iK" ill'' uniualliltsl statement
that. ! Bll-i'r. baiicrr w-Jl revolution
ize the storai-cl jittery proHotn
TV read- the so.il for B-'iIch I aimed
rir.d keep down the ost to a trifling por-
ti'.n of l-at p-i-yent lraltrie. -o-;t to keeji
aiiv I c-irnnr-i uon tne nimpie com-
filiation of Iron rust. tjOth and nlcke!
ruft i-or : tim" It falieil me. l.ut now I
liave a eotr.plisfcf d the result with these
increl!m. nml the new lutot battery I
cct:npllh'd. It will welxh Junt one
half or tl'. present battery In general use
and -n III be almt the ranw stie.
"A to lt -Kiwr. there can be no ques
tion I had :l Ms two-ton car brought to
inv f.irtory In Oram?'-, where it wa fitte.1
-tltli cellx. nml we to'.k It out and sent
it over the road of New York at thirty
three miles an hour"
:fii.ioii rRirKETi:n meetmtcii
rbilaarlnhla iratpaen leas
la
ecnd Hasse nt !erle.
riilladeiphin. July 2 Tb Gentlemen r
Philadelphia made a good start to-ilay in
their vcoii'I rricket match with the
Vat-. 'elotie flub of Imdon. In the face
t t!.-c i: nt howling of the BnKli-h-:r..-n.
tfct v pt toc--lh:t 213 rtin liefore
-hef List wn-k-T nt down In the flr-t
Ir.mn.
J H Kins a train dltlngti!'ho.l h!m-lf.
I t -jrimr Ishtv-three pini b-rore he
wii a-isht lT M W. I'.ijne. rf F. A.
II Heilvs Irtnlit.s
C Morri cirrlcl fcli ha for an ex
. 1 nt flftv-tive It .i I it-In the djy
ii- tr JIarvlflion- rl'l;et"r l-:.n
.' Inr.iuc. T'i'-y played csirefullv und
,r'ti rind when stutnj.s were drawn
ii th ill'- thv had s-rv-nty-tren runs
i tli-ir credit for the !& of three
v H.f"
TV... i.r3. nt m-itr'i 13 teinir flared on
w -r-.tinds of the M Ion :cket C1:t .
. HaerTorl a uiit:ii r mm civj i""
v.i ket w-ii Jnr.l jnJ fast.
IIII.I.O M IlEf.MlK CO FT.
l.oa and the Major Trt Jrpeedy Miles
at Cleveland Track.
'1-vfhi'.'l " JuU : la Dillon .
! .".SM trotted l-.r rastect two miles 0r
the e-iv.,n at the itletiville track to-day
1'irh w:ls -nn! In 2- H'T prnvlou. lHt .
ir.i v.-n.i: mail" "n au.v ,.
- i.. f I
M.Ior leiinar. ari r troiiinu w io ,
t.rst half mile In 1- finished the 'mil.- .
-is. whl.-li Is cns!'lered in some r-sjwcts !
arir iroiiinK w io,
the mot reniarkawe miie eer irctiea i
the M ijor
DR.. KING
CURES
MEN
-'iptiire.
Varlrjre'.e.
ivWnc--
llvdUKM-le.
l;.iililer and
Slrctitte
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Pnislntlc
lss .f
In-eas.
Viitor
".e-t-oits . Contsutloua
I.illlty. X Pluod Plon.
Ittt nt-AHANTTTB 13:
"NOT A tlIJ.Mt NKBD UK TAW
i vtii. iTiu:d "
InreMica'ien Invj eJ . to Ma mfThi-
'irsuitatiun ntra:
If n rauam eall. write
DRslvlnlGa SLlalt, Ho
r e-J Pile erf 11'Ae-Ienije-a
DR.SCHREINER.
Nln Om-Miim' Str.t-t. St. ljtNUa, Mtv
T iti .. .. ift-4alii
;t!i. ,iii. s .rnic am-
till I t 1 !.
J .u t ! ..f.r Serr" nil
Un.iHtt, r.atl ll---a Vail-ri-.
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tjrlrv Li-.. tiw, Jiat.
"tl t'-.r .1 i ttu i s rsa
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KUJter ar.I Hioi.t i"'.i' all IjBfW
t'ltc a i . t c irrc ilut Maaaat asTt
.rtttn ft.Uer.ta i-etiaj csSBTaa?.asBza1
sTpfr week for treatment.
You c- bo. ro t.-ter tr Hi) a
. (-- - - w it : . -s. a ,
S. SI in t -. m "Ii" tjiia IS a- ill la I p. a
Dr. BOHANNAN
ru-i l t arrs siti. -p T lr It Vafi
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CUBE for th
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caaca cf Oosor- i
rhiraaji1;:ect:
Do other treat, i
So id br all Oruggisx. arDl required.
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42udiaala Betem From
Barters Trip to Begin
Hom Series.
ECUS TO BATTLE
FOB CHAMPIONSHIP
Chandler and Hi Cousin Walter
Put All Others Chit of Tourna
ment, Playing Semifinals in a
Driving Rainstorm.
Chicago. July 2R. Finals In the Western
Coif championship, will be decided to-morrow
over thirty-! holes at the Glea View
Club link! between the tltleholder. il.
Chandler Egan. and his cousin. Walter E
Egan. fur the third time in the history of
Use blc tourney.
Winning matches In "Inundation con
test," following a cloudbur.it that cov
ered one-half th course with water and
mad tho remainder a test of wading as
well as golfing, the Exmoor wizards d-m-onstrated
without a ahsi.low of doubt that
they were peerless golfers in all sorts of
conditions. Chandler plavd the first r.ine
holes twloe in the afternoon. putted
through tho casual water, und drove from
soaked tees like a real champion, dis
posing of B. B. Martin, the Jackson Park
boy. 4 up. S to play.
Walter Egan removed from the tourney
J. S. Ie Mos of Tus:umbla. Green I.ake.
Wi.. ; up. 3 to play.
In the third round Martin disposed of
Walter Falrbar.k of Ifnvr, Z up. while
Chandler Eaun had a tlsht mitch lth 5
K. u. Itokum Jr. or the Hume Out, witi-
nlng Z up. 1 to Play
.p MO a !t"PlItTP
The distinct surprise cf the tourney was
Da Moss's victory over Mason I'helr.V-. th
Midlothian star. 1 up. in twi-ntv !: !.
after I'helps bad bad a lead of four holes
and was dormle two. I'helpji. tv carcle
work, threw away the seventeenth and
eighteenth holea and halving the nine
teenth, lost the iwenUetb by the poorest
kind of a mashie pitch.
In order to get Into the semifinals Wal
tir Egati bad to beat Xi-d H.twer of
Wheatun. and the latter gave him th--IianK-t
kind of a Tight, squaring the mat-t-r
at the sixteenth, losing the eeven-t'-'-nth.
and h.tltig the home hole, giving
ltt-r a victory Ly I up.
Itoth Kgans wer caught In a o!ent
' rainstorm after starting the play in th
semifinals. Walter stopping plat- with le
Mo-s nt the third hole. !1 even, while
I .liandter and Martin ipiit at the fifth hole.
I .ilvj all ev-n. but unable to s the liall
on account of the sheets of rain, or to
plav a ball for the want tf a dry spot to
t it. The fair green was soaked ami
tie putting greens wer miniature lake.
IT. .-.Mem Alan I Held cf the Western
Oo!f Aa-oriatlon ordered the contestants
to remain in renuiut mini no- ?......
c-aed and. sweeping the greens with
tTt&a?Z ,0 r" 5'Uy
BA.ri5 theULnalhlmplonshlp of !;.
hn . tlmilur mnn.liti.ifi vl-lt-d the '
... .... ll ... .A. . u..t. i
course, the first nine h.Ie. onlv er- '
nln.l l?..fl. (."..n. neiililiMv w. r. I'rtWII 1
11 I
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i-hlenin. Jnlr "SL Frank tle.. min.sirer 1
their rivals v ku,ri..r work .:. tne n, . -' -. ."-,-, , rem.lrUal.lc
-ii'.p- . .. . . .. '.ti in I lie nVid. at ei-nnd and at bit.
I lie two I.K.IT1 nave liKurei iifior- m ."," . . i . .i. ... i. .. .... u ...ht
t!,e finals far the Western .-hamr.Ionshlo '"",,a. t,cW. "'.."'e ynrln, .'rn.t
In l?a .C Wh.-itton. Chandler wo-, from 1 - ' '. ""JJ .'""Vv wrist some time
Waller at the thlrtveventh hoi- In tlie I ";' ,Ir,a"1le:' ' 'i ? r' L' "y ' . "'"a
&r ieSi1 .hi-iurlyJ: !jo9f 1-3
I of the "Cubs.." Is slowly recovetlng from I doii'.-le-header villi 1- play-l to-uiorron.
, the attack of appendicitis with which J The extra contest Is a iest.nie.l gatne
i lie ha iwi suffering Tor u long time, but ' from June .. Iturkt- s cr w are hoiie to.
I It I not provable that ha will be able to , eente-n same?.
lO-siltlle hl diltlea With the club aglltii -
I ihls aon. 1 luring his aWnce. Captain Boataa .. 4 letelaad 3.
I Prank Cliance will be acting rvmncer. p.-e..-.r. il-- . Julv S' Tiie :.:. at!et
I Ar soon as Mr. 8ee is in a condition , h'm- : '! ati-l ,t f I.-Sule t.. .Ui j .t
I t. In Ii Prebvterlan Hostiltal. tiliTi- , .nv.i ran-' r.ltli ilelni.. siel . n It uy
he has le-n for the last month h- will
1 grautisl a lave of absence bv I'resl-
i dent Hart and will go to Colorado for!
ih. r-ct of th stimmer
ana eariy tan.
As winter approaches he will go down t
Into New Mexico, w litre Ira will remain
r.T rei
1 until the !!: tialnlng season opens.
HtltKY Vl llElt IIORT IIRtD
Was Prominent In Baseball Circles
and secretary at Hroolla 41ah.
, li:i"l tSI.lt SPECIAL
i New- Tork. July 18. Harry It Von iVr
Hor-t. secretary of the Bnwklin Na
i tion il" 1 eague Baseball Club and well
known .-i bHseball ctrolea gen-rHlly iliel
In his hiime In the Itutland apartment
' house at Hroadwuy and rTfty-eventh
was a native oi ii.iiim.oe. nuu .;-. i .
came identified with baseball there in :
was a native of Baltimore, and t!rt !-
...-..... ..j-ai-s.-uisetc rnaifC '
EM.I.ltill HM.M-.WITT.t' ixiwitn.. j
- T .. .. . ...!'
I ttcntlaad and Eaglaad. 1 alted. Will (
. . -r..n. Tfcla Call i
' ...
' "Jtumv Cahlll announced 1 tte last night I
'till arr.ii.gt-metits had l n pra. H-.tI!v .
,. '...Iet.it to brlta a crack Krlcll-'i utrlirf
i -Iiiplei.tl to ttrii.g a crscit. r.n.u ''""' I
te.tm lure tht fall, t-t Iuls will op-j
.. lt.. ltrltnns with :i. t lck.il eleven
KtrklMtruk J-nd Fry. two or England s
most rut..; .i.lir player, will l Hli
' th. Sv.-l-it-! and Eir-lan-l Cnite.l
The icuineN will l- plaje.1 here Sept-in-j
1-er 30 and n.-tob. r I
-.EI.SOV KMHKS HIT rRsER.
Is Three trt h Itltt
Italtllna
Uefi
ttt Kins lllai.
i!rnr.!.i-'-vm.u.
San Fran t..-,. Cnl . Jul " ' Ilit
ttlng" Nes.m trrlvej in Ttu. 'tee y-ster-il.tv
which it a wUI o:en mountain town
lile he vas w.ishinc "alkali lu.-n"
tr .in I.'s thr-'.-it .it one of the .nlo-an li-trs.
'.iir h.n makers fr-m th- icini:- row.I
el ill und -.ejurate!! "Itat:llng" ftom his
drill
He pr.:evt..l when they "saso.l" Mm.
Intat.ll there were think-- d"tnc. ai'd
nr.-e i,.i ! I n linm lei .!: befm- the!
biioil wr aware of whom fliev had,
run up ociini"!
PlltaliiirKjlles With Detroit.
f t.e rokllr.c Tri'ihv came n r...e tt-.!iy
t 'h a match ltn no Plfstrj'g tln-
-. r..til' wa l-l?tftutif :. .lnearl 's fur
.i' irntnK .a. In t?.r f Is en Zir.ctrl noi'
" rjn t.1-1: -he It., -t hr.-e lrt..t. nh-n
irn.w rere .riftl 1-tf.l ore an.! ftetr.ilt sre
.. -(th t '..-Tone. eah. T . nee o-n ;-lrlie
-.ie. fr-n t-e yti and W.t wilt 1 ittet
- tin: oir h -ti
few 'Manager for Itntl rluh.
I'PV'i'.ur -vi-i l.
Ni'htll'e 11! Jo "5 T-e Nbl! Ita-e.
I flu!. hs a re-v mllUiT WllUxtn
i -h.r h --; p.neilnte! Ch.atlra K. Fair
. --,.-li of Th. T-s -tate Is-azvr sib !
.ijin.! as ;lt-h.-T r..l tf ! prortb! that
l".v Vl'..n f n-erlr or the K 1.7 lacie.
s. It be rlCTeJ Tt- eo. r .eeor.1 laSe
Drs lUinilt Lensae 4iasses.
X-v ft.i.1. lat:e ch!.i1e f.-r to-iae.
r. r- VtrJ.rt sirt A lUrnej- tt
Hart's
tne worran Mt"tne 1'ars
Tsk- Pl:na
'lard'n exr .
Ntirr v- tie Hit Ciftianj at ! -v-it1!
i.e tit. 'ball Pari. - Orarel. a-e-t-ie a-ij
i ernr-.y-rer 'treet S-aTe .".S.lkee nN
t;jm H1 ! i-a'I at 3 jv m-
Cealrsl l.eaaae.
t R-"l,Ie-Kft"ati: WheeP-g 1
At rt:tu:t,U-Srsire.f.! J- Onai Kr.!s :i
,t Te-r- llute-.Terre Haute 3. Paytnn Z.
I
tnilbera l.eaaae.
A' At'.ar.t--A!r.;a 7. M-nt-M.
At NaaaxlIJe Nashville t New Orleans s
Temavs lMat.
k- Wav--aco 7 Ttmrle t
At Pallet L-alUa t. Fcr? tVcrth
Cettea states l-fagae.
At Vltkatitc Vtcs.stirg i. V'rtiut: 4
K. I. T. leawae.
At Vt-.cenre Vtrrsts . Cain? 4
At Prireret-iti rrtncstpo a. ra-.aras
etsatn mrlr.
Wealrra Aasarlatlea.
At Outarte. Ok
K. H
cttax-". .StStZSIIik
TVlrhlfa . . 1 3 4 I
Pafletiea Hs-vlers-an art CJ-alesser.
vn::t tit txry Crrlr-Itrrxa-
t -'ahoeaa CttT. Oat t
rtki.heT-ja C1it I t t .
Tt-r-.-.a ,1 M I I 1 I t
lttervtsv-We!. 5lrTg-e. as 5!gle. H.-ts
irs n-rii. w...- ---- -
At Je-d'tw. Vr.
tasaae-jtrrCtvJeraa: rca-peetvi. rata.
at Srrtra".! ata.
TROTTING
CARDINALS PLAY
BOSTON TO-DAY
Burke Forlorn Crew Open Ex
hibitions With Tenner's Aggre
gation This Afternoon Double
Header Will Be 1' laved To Mor
row. STAXDIXfe OF THE CLtTRS.
Satlt-aal Leaase.
Club. W. L. Pet. Club. W. I. Pet.
New i'crk....C K .1 Clnrmnatl .. 44 .ill
llttsburg ....;: 31 .CO ,.i ivjciS.-K .2J3
tMia:-irt::a ii i; .;v 1-.ctt.n r -i .la
Cniraca U M .i; tlt.-i.lrn :
Where They Play T-Day.
lloeton at M. mu.i.
oklrn at I'lltlurc.
.N. cilc at Jlnclccatl.
J'l.ila. at CMcaso.
Teaterday's Reaalts.
Jir. camk rut.
STA-tDI-tU OF TIIK CUM.
America Lracar.
W. U Vet. i CIu!.. W. U Pet.
..a 3z .ii.i-miii i .et
..0 32 .ITS NV Vcric....ST 41 ,'i
'"irland
'-tl('"t,1
1 I. ...I'lrhH ) 34 .tHi U i IS .31 u
Detroit 41 41 :::V. j-h:nl.m . 4 .:
Where They Play To-Day.
St. iv.uis at Jk.ton
flereUnJ at N. Trlc.
It In. as-, at 1'hllanel.
I Itrirft at Waaa.
Yesterday's Iteaalta.
ttistiqi T. t ler.Unil :
Jimmy Burke and his team are sched
uled to arrive in St. Iuis at 730 this
morning. The Nam returns changed in
rsrssjiiuei. it l.-ft n.-re for Cincinnati July
S. with Shay at hort and Arndt at sec
ond. Dave Ilraln was playing in right
ri-!d nml Nichols was- taking his regular
turn in the box. "Jnh" Clarke was do
ing the utilllv uork in the f-utfleld and
Z-arfoss nas helping Mike Crady bark
of the bat. Jack Warner had jumped and
is still mNslng.
NIclioN. liratn. Clarke and Zearfosa are
absent frim the ro-ter. "Nick" Is with
Philadelphia., and I train la plating a ph
nomlnal game for the Pirate:', nupplaut
lug Tommv Iac-h at third base. "Josh"
Clarke and luiv Zearfoss are playing
with the Toledo club of the American As-
ielatior. where "U in" Kelluui. a former
I .fillTT.ll IN H HI lM':il.'ll
' .-:.--; .r - " ..i., iM a.a.
ili-lSri-le. the form-r pirate, l.s In 8ha s
& ".. s.n'.l'barg'.d-ng
into tight field , '-.VcaSlel
short time ai;o .:! .llarr v.a reLjle.i
into tti- initeld. rii
W --U llgi'Il H1HI
joutigter. whom
:anle- Hobs..n
V - a .J .... a. 1.
: . '..-M-- la PI'IIUIIU llllll
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Jr iiit :jih -ai - ' ..i-- ..----
i.d. J.i;..n. Th!'Ixiian. Taylor :.! Hwwn
I .Linn tli.ile "til at IliriKJt III I lit isri.
! YI t I .IT 1.1 Illl IlTt" f.IIIK 1 l "" sn.
---- ----- ---- -- . ,, Ten.
" "' ..".".. .r. ... .ii. i-i... nmM
PPV leiltlll 1..IIII 4.-.j. a ... i -
will ! pluv.-l in the eris,
Secretary Mtickentiss announce mat
tberc.je e: . it '" i-ve.
i.,.t.a. clevelaiei
Alt 11 o A. K. ! aii.Ho a U
s:tcrn
e Jaicsia. If 4
i lla if. ..4
n Kll.-St. tf . 4
e K-hl :? . 4
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ii Turn-r s . 4
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M.se. it I
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I'at'nt
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I X
1 I
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Total
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til.
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iwtte-l fjr Jl cte In nttit!.
tii'mh o
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Two Iw blt-slllna 1 Tanrh!Il 1. Stahl I
7 Kr-etnan t Saril:1"- Ut I"- I ,I,!j!'1"7 i
ijiii. tia iii. .re i. ii-: ii I-....." ..i -...
j
Kates of the linnte.
": Tatlir has 1. ten -t his fften gatna
," tie i-a.I Ja.S w.-i at ere time m,e f tf...
ti rto.l pltirer- in barr..--- 11' has teen
yrc ,,,-t, alt.-treth-r tnuilt fre.ju-a.-r f.'r
a i4ler of Ta'.-.r". r.ilb -r Wh-n a U.xnuii
n.e jck k - tiit-c ii i- -.-.-.- --.-.
r..r t,r..- .'irt i.lt.h.r- like Thlelman. rataii
m.l l:an M--r.trIir..l l a nwlt l-;t:er roa I
lnr..r '(.an I e ,..-. I.,rre M" ha. wen
, . , .,.,. tfan,., a from t"ro.-
' '-"
Mncr I-jt e llrala 3-.lr.-.l th." r:rate he haa
He,1 . I e t. the - nut Xt l.eint ie
i i.a. ni: 't,. ,i,rd tasein.n ef ;- .N.ll-.nal
lelil.e In ri...htir lute injle e-rhteen hits
m '-.nten .-an.r- M. lln.Ie who iarae t"
St 1- u' n.-.- m:J-n'e.l 1 -.- a m "-sxe o: in.n
m hi ola -
ha. ..is;.i wen -ii-j. i..r .. .
' Ie. tae i-atJI:.als il" Rr-t wl.
I lie 'itade thltt"n hits m fiat
i nur.
I uttn t
; ...! cjm.s v. niie ti.n . i..xi.i .-.!. ... -
! ,h ., Mx hits im.ir.c them l-tnj f. ur.l -.l.les
nt. t.-il and -r.- n.- n-.a m i.i i'-
r.i-Ti.i vt Weea littj. he hi ir.aJe tl. e
d.siblr. " a- tr.; I ur 1 a l.i.tiie nin
ri-ielanJ snt'.fl bts.ha'l fvll.aT.rs by faV-ir.4.-
tin km i-f t1! i:aTii. fr.m H.lon .Nt) It
!u. futr.tih'd anotler su-jirlse Wa'hlnsi.m
tu.i thr- : he ne ame. from lh Hluts
aril ae.ter.lav c.-lll-s'- il'furc: rianip arattd
an.-h.-r en their -sat !n-r.e Cl.a-Iar.l mnn.it
hel:. but saJI mi" the Krwit l.tl-!' With
lrra ojt . f tt- mm on the Lutein trii
wl.I.-h. the Jllue. .tart n dar "he j.n:cts ale
n.t: t-i.r thttn an -n Iteak
Th'.e'man rr JlrFatlir.l rr.v work In the
.rnlii5 rs-re thl aftertss-n aalnt tl.e l!-et
n .e'lonii' J.ake in i.-.i i--.ii a...... ..--
V ir. 'rr-n IV-n laf r.Is. annr.ttnea
an atra. ue,,.ert ta a hvb the !i...t .a American
anJ Val .nal lasn !! are to rlaa a s.es
if nin- irarn s tie II nb T"v sch-n will
Ulrr -. ether the r. r.Ierf ul a.vtrir plf-n.r
t-a-' T.urc th (.-una a-jlrr: th s-nl.tfnl
oil t he- the iriilr-a a toner
th' ; i -h'
iu l- f a.-
III
.itblrc tn'-r't
tlls.oarl Valley la-agae
At ".!ak.-cee. IT- " V. K
lfu-i ee . a l J 1 0 a c- II 5
Pott .-. tt - o 0 3 0 o-I a 3
lUt'eTiaa-ISrind r. atj llas.er. It'chardson
ait IH-e'ttrer 1 miie oai
A - tlth SfeAlefter I T
RH K
1 j 4 j 7
a wri-i.. ft 1 -a a I 0
I'iM.tefr a a i o
I 7 t
Itaitrl..-'..ate- ett 1 Cooler.
lUi'l't rmrlre-i5il!r
At Mrlta. I T.
Virata o n 0 1 i
rt.n-i o o o sj i o
--attrlf-I!arlar..l and Flrr..
rinVerte- I rrflre B'er
A- Tail's. IT
Tuli 1 1 M B M
w.ht t-.tv i : 9 e ' t
Stlr.on
and
It II K
1-342
C i-t 7 I
n.ru.!a an-1
n ii k
i 3-4 i
a l-a tJ -
North.u; and
Datte'l.. V'rtTch ar! CtI'P
TdTT.nce t'tr-r-lre W ayre
H'ettrra laarae.
At sifjx iMr-Sljrix f-ijr 1 Uer.ver I.
At teralia ."maha 11. St J.r.h 4
At ! Molss-letle Iea Yctr.es 1.
leaa-a State lagae.
At VCaterkva Waterloo J Keoaux I
At Trrl Itodce ttttora-sa , Irt Ik.!sa n.
At Itoer. lis-iee "slialecaa J
At Marshalitotn Mar.halltoara . Burllrg.
tic 1
Mlaar 4iaa.es.
tVenora. Ill Julv 7 -Pat-Nil! to-day- W
tr.a. Fire lTpartmrt . Varra t;rt. 7
r.i4-r :.i. itr t.-iuii a-n. niu-at-ar
7. K.ta .
ralllet Ma Ja'r TS The tw-ialla 9a.n.
tm-l and Merrhac-t- r!r of Versxllie ptared
a ckase stn here to-Oav Sare. i t 4 In
rarer cf s--!lr.'. lJttns-.-5ta1la. Tarrse!!
atrf Clusa. VarsaiUes. Cr5 atvt l'ari.tt
atatfoo-i. 111. Jata- 7 natu todar
Prar-krert. lad . :. Matt-aon t
i.t' .-I It f le.i-I iha the .tar of the Csr- j ' .I",;,',, .' ;; mX and a sixteenth, har.-tl-.IirJl
unne-s nalnfalna th- :! re.rr.1 tah.cn irJ lai.Ixe 7 to I, won; overlan.l. If
be has inal. . Illl. may be .entir' f.e.t!oa . . . .onj. j.w Totk. i to I. thtrJ. Time.
"J ., I' JtST-etts-r-.. Ark. Juljr tA douMe-healer
-a .j t ma r"a)el hers to-iij betea Jo-erro asl
Vlttos. r.t-resre resattlra; Ii a aictora- or each
Itea-r Th t rst tak-C b Illa-thearllla ba
a ae r of 1 to J Tt wa-i aa arcn br ?:
local i r-i a secee ef to 1 This tna-le a ve--4
:7 I tcrj for Jens!jer9 1 tattt tsit of a aenea cr
a i I thra a-atr.s
. . .1 . ... ...i e. . . . ... .
i ri-ir o"ty t-jaf
I mcr; lie . .w. - .. fmzmil aa .je ax
ItT t'Jt fl'f3 tietarssta Pixf-n aeS
Krttr.s. !eI. ar w-a Ja- Paxac br a sere
of . to 4.
Aaserleaa Aaaaaaelattoa.
At lysraatn Lcs'ttt'Ja a. T-ladn 2.
At Xaaauec-a-MUwaakt 1 lBtHnayaa X.
Bate Wops Btae BIMmi
Meet After Tiro Heats
Hare, Bees. Tratted.
DETROIT RACES
STOPPED DY BAIN
Mift in-Law Takes Two Heats in
the M.&M. Consolation Heats
in Other Events Are Split in
Close Contests.
Detroit, Julv 58. Heavy rain slopped the
racing to-day at Gross Pointe track
after two heats had been raced In each
of the three events on the card. The flnal
heats of the events will be raced to-morrow
afternoon, a free gate being extended
to the patrons.
In the 2:2 trot, tbe M. M. consola
tion. Mis-ln-I.aw. Ihe favorite, won the
first heat from tletaway In a driving; fin
ish, and then took the second heat with
ease.
Ecstatic, a hot favorite In the JrOS pace.
finished sixth and fifth, respectively. In
the two heats that wrre paced. After Ihe
first heat the Judges decided that the fa
vorite had not been driven out. and de
clared off all bets.
WlnneM Strattnn won the first heat by
a nose after Hazel Patch had led all the
way. In the sei-oud heat t leers brought
Wlnfleld Stratton up for a sensational win
In the home stretch Hazel Patch was set
hack from fourth to seventh place for
swerving in the turn and In the stretch.
Zephyr won th first beat of the 2:10
trot, bet In the rerond heat Norman B.
led all the wav and Zeohrr broke when
Ceers attempted n bard driving finish.
Summaries:
2M pace, rurse t St) thre-bat f!n:
Wlnfried Strattr.B. t- h. bv tttrawa
iMcTiiure 1
Itaron Uratfan. b. .. t-r (.rattan tdeerst . 1 1
Itller It.. Mk. h. .t.-.ic 3
Hazel latrh. but. h. F1akl ..-..'. S T
ArMrrsla. ch. g. i!leni 4 3
Ii-tatle. b. m. (I.tnt '
Cantata St-hTni. b k. !aiiuIeri
Tlme-S.-Ci. 2K
!4 trot. M. A tl. consntatlyB. pnrs .
ithree-heit t-lanl:
MlM-ln-taiw. t.r. in . br Pnnrs Da ton
tirry t J
Ctetairav. rh. m. Ileiir.an Z 3
fnllv Uttrhfr. b. m iTItlowl S 3
Ttnie-I:K'.: S:I4H
3:14 trot, purer tl.ivi nbr-e-beat lan:
Zephrr. r- in . tv Z.niL-' iiterrs 1 3
N-xnian B.. Mk. g . by Ktallas (McCarthy) t 1
i:t..arsia Willi ii. i. u. i.iur..ierai
Tlni 3:11; 3:K'.
3 t
SIX FAVORITE SICCRSSFIX.
Brlghtaa Reach Reaalts Are as th
Pablle Pleked.
New Tork. July .-Slx favorites wera
suc.-e-.sful at Brighton lach to-.Ia. and
the liettlng contingent had the Lest day
of the meeting.
Jockey J. J. Walsh was fined $W for
rough riding and suspein'td fr the re
mainder of Ihe meeting Summary:
llrrt no-e. fl anj a balf rurtunaw-CtiKtaooa.
i; iMclsinleli. 3 to I. tun Mintar.ua. Jul W.
Ih1'.. a to I. si.n.t: St Ketei.be. pi IBalrtti.
i I.. 1. tl.lrd. Time. ti'T Vet.,)ts. Merrt.-k.
Ib-l.Ien Sterllnr. Sn-bal. Alt.n. Irtablu
(S.4.I. Merrv Itelle and Wllfr-J a! tan.
-.mJ race, six furluiirs jdv Amelia. 1045
( liartxl. tl t.i S. wn. l..!r I'noas. Jw
Ant-u.-a.ini. S to I. se.-cn.l- FMntenae. 13
(Martini. to 1. third Time. J:IJ tl. I.tvila
KrUtli. Ita-e Klnr M..it. Aanmaut. Idle
Dream. Plat n. Katia.lur. Jack MeKeua and
Iji.- Vounc also ran .
Thir.1 race i.n mile and a !tenth Th
Mltrit. Vi M.-Ianleli. ; to 1. nun: St. Hreese.
IifC iW ImtIsi. to to U e.s.n.p Jerrv I.vneh.
pn V Knai-io. I in 1 third. Time. 1:C.
M.vl-th. Tom '"iJ. Iai.lv Jocelvc Sseet Allca.
Thistle It.atlier anj eUl timid also ran. At
wil left at t t.
P.eirth rare. i,ne mile and a furl-ine Au Ha-v.-tr.
IS. U. Kii3.;i. 7 to 2. won: Marrore. 107
IT s"mtth. C t" I. second: iVr..nI. ! n-iin-!!!!.
s t. 1 third. TIn.e. tit l-t. KiiS'nla
ll-irh. !-out. Iiiittcne. stanitlng tlroun-l. U
! Milan an I Sailor I5ov al ran.
Klfth race. tx fnrI..nr--1islfont. V& IW
Knaiii.t. to . won: Kercheral. in (Martini.
Ii I.. I. miiI: IhMtaa. tS5 inalr.ll. t to h
thlr.I Time. 1:14. Otsslnl alw ran.
Sixth re. i,r.. mile and a alxtrsmtn Iojls
II.. li il.vnei. to io. won: Illn.Iert.ia. 10- (I.
Smlthi t. 1. se.-i.nd: rath.r l. 11 ID.
ii-C.nn.iri ii t- 1 third. Time. 1:4 1-i. la)
C.,.Mn. Mttle. lady ITudetice. ?nffl:a and
M ild v.t Ttntbuctisi alsr ran.
Tw-Iay'a Rrlghtaa Reach Eatrles.
rirst race, five n-1 a half fulling
Vln ...........
tair-iba .......
V.-.xd p . ..
l-teehan ......
tw
"&
i-:
ii'.
.... u
... l"".
::
.. . .PC
llawthotne 140
llftllK-maa !"
gentian "
Carlv Hours . J.
sin-lrinxham BUe.. t7
Klare
Merrv (h Hound J-
Ortltamme
lliati Hrush -.
i i..ll..a
I. i.l Maxim .
ri:i.!m"
Hrct r.d rare, ateeulechasa. sn.Tt course:
Nitrate ... l'l Itua-ell Saga UJ.
tlrimit J;- KlJina Machta. 1JS
fji.llran ICIUasesr t
I y""ob-rt; ........ Wl Seventh Ward 131
Ihlrd ra'e. han.i!-ii six furl-ii
ijor,. llectirtt
Illrh Chance
.lSIaurum ....
Hal single Spot.
.104
.102
K.sirth raea. tbe Rtlahton lwrby. one mil and
.tStll'aaaJena t
13lMlgratna ..
..US
-I!"-
lirth race. sie mile and a sixteenth:
The sAitlierr.er . ...Ill
Itoiurh an.l THT.t.le..l-
MlM Itlllle 1-J4
ll.lanl 10
Jeisnm y
Itelle r Portlaod T
Head Itancs M
Kins Ct.l 4
Mart !entry t
t .ixth rare, nan.iu-ai. axx n
! .""" "
j Mfte Carlo Jill 822!
I T-acresa . i'l T1
, jv.r. mval l.llai.lv
i , ,or P -at.
ixth raee. han.llrai'. six furlongs:
val lanrend 1
TWells fj
Henrietta u
.on . ...... ...... rt
rntOHTVlN BRA.1I srurxTTOTfs.
Rrt Kaea Karlr Hr.urs. Vino. Iaarabea.
Se.-tn.l Itace- car-llran. Nitrate. Kuasell Hags.
Third llace- Oeorg C" Bennett. High Craneel
lor Wtigle Shot.
P.mtth lt.-e- Sa-snnlr. Agile. Pass.letia.
Fifth ltar- Tie Stiutl.einer. Mlaa Itlllle. Hy-
" sixth Itace-nati-m. Dnn Roral. M.tnte Car
la. Xarraft-aaaett lleaalta.
TTml.I.n.-e It I. Julv Three favorites,
a vt.Ii-I.a.-k.-.l eiY.nd ch.-lce an.l a lz-to-1
clar.ee w-te ulr.r.'ia at Narragansit lark to
Oaa K.eulls:
Flot race, nve and a half rirlongs-Sunalow.
12 to M wi.t:. Iluth W . 3 l.i ". aecon.l; Astral
II. I t I. thirl Time, lay? 4-1. Demaa and
Kiii-en 11-irn als-J ran. ... ..
Sen.n.1 race a'.rit six furl-ings-trfichlnTar. II
I aeon; luamcnd Trlnsh. V to 1. aecont:
Pre.n 1 to S. thirl. Time. IJIJ Ii
Thlr.I race. e rurIorara-Amt4tI..ua. IMS,
s..n l"rtr-a-nme. t Z. aeconJ: -...aame. 3 to
1. third Time, j-ei sa
Klflh race. f.ve furl.-.nss-Foes Smith. 4 to
I aecn irnnaeabte 3 to I. second; lackey.
;! . third. Time. 01 -6.
... . -
HKEI.KORn WI!sS AT I.ATOSIA.
Rat Taa rasarltea Caaae Haaae Flrat,
J. W. o'Jaelll Relav the Other.
Cincinnati.
O.. Julv 5S. Two favorites
won nt Uttonla to-day. The handicap
steeplechos- over the Clubhouse course,
the feature of the card, easily went to
-Shacketford. the favorite, with Lights
,"? ...'. a Xf.f-tfn Hra.1v third.
I Milt 1-l.Ull. - .-. ---- ---; Vai-"r ....
' In the last event. J. V. (TNeal. the
i f.,v..rlte. beat The Koustabout a noae. with
1 1 C.ina third.
it I Tei-l ffiat.
Summary.
;2eo" rare, sis farior--rriaol. 1 iRobin
i.'ritll w: Midnight Chimes. ! tll.f-reft-ami
V to il a-eor-i. Mabel tVlnn. W0
iiiain 1 ta V ttlrd. Time. J:l 1-1S. Kats
il't Pent". Full fswae. Foxr Orandpa. Silver
I irirer. PM-Vs. Nomtrts. snd VLSSlSi
Third rsre cn mil and V awra-Klng
rU?rthTllt -Trbe. 3. wy: Ta'jetaboea..
hf lUraem. 3 to J-a-ed: Hertatiata. M
iKnemOT). 4 to 1. third. Time. t:4t 3-S. Mint
lie.', and ardlral WoieT also ran.
"- "i'S !". e.. fn.lreaaa iB.Dectoe Olrl. 1W
irwihatn" T to 1. wcKTOrae. Wagaer. I
i'.K'JSe'-r: t Jo tsa-ond: junta. 1st Tr-i-
:.. to J. third. Time. 11 3-S. Anra smltft
an.t xufteraa-eii ai-o r. . .
Ftfta f ra.-e. claMxwaas cootw. sfeepla-basa-f6hacal.ford.ll
tPattca). to I. wmi: Ughta
Outf ir lArchlbaM.. J to t aa-at: Martta
It-ajv 147 iPerosertor.. 3 to 3. tWrd. Tltna.
Ai fur.nl. Jim Bcsaman. Kilrocrle and
i7rtS-l. w o-rcelli. J.
.WaVdt. Ttai. w: The .Ja K lR.1t
k i to 1. tsa-d. Cortna. t4 llaaaotier). II to
I. third. Tin-.. 1:14 3-S. lt.rr. Aracbae. Jta
alcng and Ulr Itrork also ran.
Taa.Baya laMaate aTaatrtaaa.
itrart rara. aia and a half far.
I.aia- .. ........... ..
Vsgr 0Xeal .....
MMnrtTBt Minstrel J
Macr Carpenter. ... a
Punsan-aca 1.
Waeja rrry...... .
D. t. -.. . tt
MfiOA attttttllDttttt
Harpr Jack
fruittnakta J
Rebtn Hang y3
Ike . ....... ........P.
DaTaaTaa. ... . ........1
S-cond race. aeri rarlntt;
taidr laaataei ...... . ja
Rlreh Bstaata ..... ....a.
FariT jtnr t-JJ
Red Laat ....... J5
Sis gb-ear . -... If
aran-aa ,
ta r-aeaark
'.'.T.'.".'.'.rm
aavaoaaa .......
Hav.!aa4 .......
t
Third raca. twtkt and an witn. hataaVaa:
a..&
ttlHaxask ...........
i-irt rac. all futlc.rsa-Etttl Barry. "
HaockTl 5 ta i. wen. laiiy laxsra. K itfearti.
IS to I eeeond. Pont-sia. S (Rrlnon. I 'o
1 third" Tln-. l: 3-S. IavSy Iai. Moiangraea.
I J?;ta. Gracious Q-atscy. Utette and Kneda
A GOLF!
Vtarth taea. are and a haV
Doctor WasteH
vie ;
-!
OrMcmlsr ...
tK PoUst
Finh raee. are rarloiigs:
Doctor Kettb
M
IMC
xewi
:5
JaBaa 1
Henry Mora ..
captain Bosh
Rm Mlnka ....
Hewborat
Dudley
Marrln Neal.
.MS
.M
is1
Maluable
Sixth race, mils and a quarter:
Joe Moss M Axares
Hot K Marety Ugbt
Anato Williams..... FlorUMl W
aw-tft Wing 1 Van Hods 1st
LATOXIA ICICnOXS.
first Rare Pontotoc. Major Carpenter.
sacooa Kace-Rea I-eat. sis aooot
iter. Haxl-
nnd.
Third Race Alma Dafonr. Coruacata. Hinaah
Fourth Race-Vic Kumey. Doctor Wtodelk
Ilol PolW.
Fifth JUre Bonrbon News. Flagstoas. Sea
mate "-
Sixth Race-Axares. sastft Wing. FtorbwL
TOrRXAafBTT REMOVES erriMMats.
Eaataa af St. Laats Playa Caad aaaaa
la Sertea la Kaaaaa City.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City. Mo.. July z. Aa far as the
Missouri Valley tennis tournament hi con
cerned. Convention Hall baa served Its
purpose. Tbe last matches were played
there in the morning to-day.
Early In the afternoon the courts or
the Athletic Club's oval were considered
dry enough to be played on. and the tour
nament was moved from Indoors to out
doors. i
jn tne aiieraoon mere were several in
teresting matches, and before evening tho
Klaa.t aa. .itn.1 Ie aa a aaalak. haa. I - - afajaasa i lSatal
u ' i14sia SM as ? aVaaRtVI ai-xr-craa awsaH-
and the r-coml ruuuil In doubles bad been
fiia,a.' flntahtawl
TT"-sfcaaasj jwa.SSaa.aai aaafraaaani ! naaaa aaslaSaaaa aaaa-l'tl aSaa. aiaf'a'hai
aaPIUVIIa'S RliriitWUR f J W yav
ductlve of the b-t yei een In the tour
nament. All of the crack will take part
Jamei. Jns, Okrfoii and Eaton of St.
..al. Ll...l.lu.. JIII.M... ....m .W C.l.aa
jjuiii?. .aueiua... uimisu, iiv w. avw. -
best, and other.
Uy far the most interesting, aa well aa
the most exciting match to-day waa
that played between I.. 1. Janice and
Carter Wilder, both of this city. So lc
tory has ever cost him a greater eBbrt or
required more or bis skill. The seorea
aere 1-5, St T and -Z.
Easton of 81. lxm's won hta war bnto
ne mini ruut.il in ie anciwiw.
feallng Sllmson. The latter put up a most
... .ai. .t.i ....... a.... .... nA aeiaffeh trne
lirHIMIIIV RMHir, taut ..B-- ... M-""
the superior everience of hta opportent.
Sheldon also became eligible to the third
round by defeating Clifford of Kansas
City. K. , ,
Neither Gleesnn cf Bt. Louis nor Jones
. .... . m .. ... .w firaHlM nA an
OI inis flia-. l.iiiil auar .e.w...--. - -L--
ouisirtiinltv to play In the singles to-day-
.. .. in . .. t-. .....Mf ...al.hM tu
xaoui avin aoiiiijenT w-ti. m.. .
morrow, however. .
. . .- i. .a...a.aa lialiatan
ine oesx itniin hi .n"ii"r .r" i: Ji
Smith and Putnam and Vaughn and
Tritle. ine latter leaua asu. -i- -
sets were rc-iulr.l. the team ftoj tw
Country Club showing up aorprtslnl
well
Cary and (Jllman. the Her. Molnea pair.
prove., that they - "-J""- i-
tors uy winnnia. " .-.-.-- .- --,-They
are t.ow eligible to play In the setnl-
plaa"- In the tournament wW begin at W
o clot 11 i-nvori-ow ui.u u.hb 7 -,.;
continued all day. The acures of to-day a
mntcnvs ro'.iow.
HltST IIOPND MNOIJSia.
r E FheMen. K A. .. wjo ttaa H.
W. Ja.ols. Abilene, has.. -. -. .
W. It. cllffcrl. K c A. :.. won Iwaa W-
f h i-riii.. K. i-. A a. artvn from James
Iinnam K. C C. C-. -. -, . -.,
II V. .I..nes. la. .-.., . -"J?-.-
Olf rn.1 rf. c.nttall. Has. -. s-0.
.a a . Is.iil tfa.l sirar KSJI.. SaTTafl .vlaaaaaaB .
Sherman. K. C. A. C. 13-11. -.
W s tltiman, Sbaix cuy. la..
'won froaa I
Smith. K a- a- ... -.. -v- r
N M. s-enipte. St lamia Triple A., asea ntam
A. U C.ekilll. Plttaturg. baa.. C-i-4-II
S Vatiah.tn K c A. c won from
Jantea iTavens. K c. A --. ble,ul!- r..
I. I. lames. K C. A. .. sob from Cauter
WlHer, K c A. ', 7-1..-. aV-3.
W. Uilllitle. Ali-ni..-, -.. --j. " -
Iloffman. Kansas city Kaa . J-7. - -
i. i. niaatoe-s. ta v. -.. T-'-.V"-
II. Fornea. Abilene, ftaa . 7-. a-1-.!--. .
f 8a taiey. lx fltar. la., won ftajm A. D
Mrt'oy. CorTfTtllle. Kaa. S-7. -JL---i:..M'
If" Mi elNOI.ES.
P K. st,e:.'..n. K a ,A. .. woo from W. R.
ClItT-rd. K t-. A a., ae-fc s--.. .
V s h' -' f"la Trlrle A., won
C- ItK.VlMl'NAKVHUtNbtlS. .
I.iiT.an and Foin won from Jacobs and
hamlw Viei Wilder woo froaa Riley and
TK!m ?'k " H-gbe. and
& T won from Smith and Ft-
CtM-vtTa.".l"ar..l" Smith won from Rurbs and
Prar-.- ". . .... .. it.
Mcuri'ie sua ai-eaa... ww MVH. .
brut hers br default
PIRST ROfND DOCBIJSj.
Bbeldra snd Vernon won from Trahy aa
MWHaon end' McCoy tJrin from Bwtnaasrs aad
JVrg'isnn. 3. J - n-fc. .a
MclliMs and a'.satetsd won frsm isaas ana
Caae by default. a 111 ..a
.. ..a aitlman won from (catrili aaa
Oikrlll. -4. C-l. . mpm .
Tutlle ana nasa win. ar-M. ...
Brawater by default.
SDlXND ROITNDS. DOIlBIXaV
ShalAnn sn.1 Vernon won from Wltson and
McCoy, t-3. - --,,. .-
Carey and Oilman won from Tattle aaa
Brush. -o. t-I.
mStXESS ME.V9 aVCMCrat.
TO-DAVS SCHKDCI.B.
RelsrsilAirred
nAti.tK"iwX-a-alme-s Bank Cari?;
toni. luturtas-llowtand and Shank. Drier and
MAtntpb.'ala 1-atk-Cotnmtcwealth Tssa.
It'll T'a ltattrl-TlwmiaaoB and Olason.
Miller and iloucher.
The. nee In th 1-aialr.esa Men's 'as.gu Is
now waung cIass lnreen il.- ree It".
Teun.nts lirll T.'a atvt comraonwealth T. sj-sVecttaelj-.
Itr lt.k:a are anxloua to beat
thV Tenneata. - aa to get Inlloa. and al.
bue..h th- 1ad'te. ar.d a hjit awma la spJr
The .M.imnealtha aid ke to hntd their
;nd up bv defeating tl- lb-Is. while the ?rb
lima aVonbl like to keep oat of the btst place
bv l-atlnc the IVtatmen. All three games are
II-,-t-d to I tluse .taw- ..
At this wtttln the Tr.nnta lead by one
game oaer The lIIs white the aSranwnwaaNhn
"re but one same l-elilnd the IWls. The
Itenkrls are next. Carlet.-r.a sn.1 B-atuaen fol
lowing tiit!vely.
Ctalllas ta Play Haat.
P.P Haven, laxke tlnnt.k-. Minn.. July
-t)lng t. tha tnclem-nt weather.thre was
."ty one ma'ch nlaye.1 .IT In 'be .Nhwe.tern
tennl. totimameM to-lay. nhen,"l,'.i"n
or Chlcar. plated and axon "'. 7JSJ
Him' I. Wal.lner. also d -'ftf-v'LJ"'?
c'r champion '. the No-thwest wilt be decMed
to-m..rrow. when Colllna will matt Reuben
Hunt of csitf.ni.1a. present champion.
Ta-Day'a Schedale.
Roa'on. Julr ; Prestdant John I. Taylor ef
tl- iMton la-ball team t.f ths Atn-rlcan
laig-ae annot.nced to-da that . tie had rur
rhVsed Pl'ther Joseph Harris and Catcher ftoh
ert A Peterson of th. Fall I'.lver jnni t the
Nra England I-asae. The plaxera will Join
th. luirtoVorgahlratloo at tha cl e of the pre..
ent sson.
KalRhta af Cetesnbea I.easae.
To-day's schedule:
Da Smet vw. Manju'tts.
Missouri aw. St I.u!. .n-um.
tar.day Aternooa:
Rer.rtck re d'Andt'la
MIDNIGHT FIRe'tROUBLESOME.
Itlaxe at Xo. TM North Ustr
Gives Hour's Work to De
partment. Although (Icing but Utile actual
to the pritnifs wherein It originated, a
blaze In the four-story building at No. J
North fyve. gave to the Fire Depart
ment a battle of nearly one hour tost
midnight, difficulty In reaching tha fire
causing the delay. ... ...
Tha alarm waa turned In from tr."
Levee, when fltmes were discovered on
the fourth floor of the structure In th
pertlon of the building occupied by the
Lewis niand Stitching Company. Cm the
third floor were the rooms used by the
Thomas McCarthy spectacle concern,
while th .-xmtth-Stlllman Printlnaj Com
rany had the second floor. Tha ground
floor was vacant. ..a
Engine Cor.irany No S. front Third
street, hetweer Washington and !
was first on the scene. The men had
trouble in reaching th fourth floor and
the fire was found to be smoldering slow--Iv.
In such fashion" that it was difficult
to reach It. .
It took more than f.fty minutes before
It was tironottpced out. The damage to
the building la estimated at only C.
Ta Sett la Rate War.
REPtTtLir srnciAt.
Chlcsgo. July X-Pepr-sentatlves ef
Otsterr. rovls Involved In the prjeaentrata
slashing between Chicago and Eastern
cities will endeavor to end the war at a
conference to be called esrlv a-st week
by Chairman T. C Donald of the Central
rasser-ger Association.
. . . aa-aa. aa. aataaaa aeaaaa."
WaVtJ!.,l. Tesarr. who wrote -SottlS 0
Tu" m aasatajr Xts-wk.
Egaa CmsIm Will
Play for Western
Championship Hoavors.
I
J
aststtaMSJS)SJt
Tbe bnraor of R." t-moth'a. aerars a fellow
frights bctnor oat tat Its wtta Merry Wires a.f
With great solemnity and much unction we
are JoutiiallMtcally mtormed that la order to
convert the Mexicans from cruel tnuaigeace
In the brutal BaUutaal aporl ot ball Oghtlni.
Senora Dux. wire ot the President cf the Mc
lean Kepubllc. who la aald to b a lady o( re
llgMes leaaiags. aas beeooght her husband 10
aaaiat firmer Judge Sklener ef St. lasjia la hla
mlaalon of attpplaatuig the brutal rtlme ot
nun usaauast ana aaa pautia rtasaatiw m Bursa
lacing in Mexico.
While people of law aad order aad ptraucoa of
relutt-us namlctlon In the Called States ar
beseeching (foxernors and Presidents to atop
horse racing In erder to saaa tha American
acuta from tbe evil of gambling, we are t.sd
that a. religious lady af Mexico is Im
ploring ner exevbeat husband to aave hut peo
ple from bull ajhtiug by lntru.iuu.-tng a a, or:
which rllglou ptopie ef the Called States
want banlaaed from tn Country aa the greatest
of calls.
"O. I am slabbed whb laughter.
"More merry teats
"The passion of Iiaid laughter never ahed.
Midsummer Nlght'a Diram.
Read drlsers of St. Louta and gentlemen wbo
bite a gocd borae ..f tne trotting kind are be
stiirlng themaelve to aas at Water Cotntrds
aioner A.lkms t.f St. laiuts in tne hltnerta
atntle-handed effn ha baa been making to
build a speedway In this city. Mr. Edgar K.
Rand, the shoe -merchant ct Washington ave
nue, baa quietly dune great service to tbe causa
of tbe apeedaisy. Mr. Itand has. tf hla own volt,
lion ar.it at his uwu expense, cinuated a peti
tion to the Mayor and city government, aaalcg
assistance of tne city In buialing tne speedway.
So far Mr. -Rand baa secured l.w names to
the document, snd tbese name, are those uf
leading business men aad taxpayers.
DiM-tur Heine Marks, of the North St. Lcule
Rldlng and Driving Club, is heart and aeul
with tha moxemtnt. Doctor Marks la a mem
ber of tha Cltv Council and thairman of the
Committee on Public Intpruaements. ila has
pt(4nlad to introduce a sprcdwsy Mil aad do.
everything la bis power to secure Its passage.
With such men tftisblrg the enterprise there
can be slight doubt of Ita aucceaa. It will be
well, however, for boraemen ta consult with
automobtllats. While tbs two pastimes seem to
be diametrically oppcaed to one another, their
Interests run tn the same channel here. Aut.t
mohillats need a speedway uulta as badly aa
horsemen. 1h mine drive would do for both
It would i.nla bat a matter of giving to each
certain ilaya or henrs tlurlrg which they could
nave exrluslve use uf tbe ilrlte. Autoniobltats
lay heavy taxes snd are entitled to much con
sideration, lake hoteemen. tbey bare not any
place wherevn the can teat tbe apeed of their
v.hlcles without endangering Ufa and prupecty.
The apeedtray would end automobile scorching
on the city streets, a practice which with all
due respect to cunservatlae automubillsta, baa
icnme a grsve nuisance aaa na-naie. ma
speelway la sure to coti.e. Atitomotil lists atnl
boraemen should Jcln hands ta get It.
Atitoroutitls manufactnrers and dealers have
been ka.dlr cra-ing that the Uarseieas age has
about srrlted. Cnttuubtedly aaiionwibtllng is
but In Its Infancy. Kite years hence there will
he lawn self-propelled vehicles for the one there
Is nuw. For heaay hauling and a-oininerclal
purpsea. It seems that the automobile wtIL l
a very Urge c.xtnt. atii-erara the Ivors.. It Is
merely a matter of relallae expense. When
heavy hauling and light delivery can be done
che-a'ier br automobiles than bv horses the Ut
ter will dlsaptar from these lines.
As vehicle of pleasure, however. It scarce
appears that the automobile will eaer supplant
horse-drawn fi.tinaotita Pur Ihe eaay pleasure
trite, th. horse Is tbe most pleasant means or
ttsctlon. The auto makes b-o much tkilaa to
permit quiet conversation, is rather wearing on
the nerves and provokes too much dust and
dirt. There Is scant pleasure to be b-un.1 kn'k
1ns around a park In an euMmi.btla. 'TU alt
right for a run to a roisitry club or a dash
to or fnan buatneee. For measure driving tha
fine horn will alwars hold Me oara
Thla la Urgely proven by Ihe fact that
In this, a great vear bar autom-t!e. nne
driving horaea have never been dear an-1
baid to Cnd. The supply by 1.0 means is e,,uI
to the detnand.
Mr Thomas Cabllt. who Is In a posttl.-rn to
know about such thing, savs that. al-.h.,itxh
tennis has rapidly grown In favar In St- laoula.
It haa br no meana kept pace with th. d
vance It haa made In other cities.
Remarkable, if true. To th. I.anker-oa m
tbla city It seems that a tennis court goes m
with every hcuse. The West End resldenc. dis
trict haa from cnt to three courts In tach
block. Kven the Aowntoavn districts and aectlona
of the city which cannot Uy any claim ta be
ing what U called "fashionable- have tennis
courte in great abundance. It is quite safe to
Sav that there are more pUvtng tennis In St.
le-.ula than thera are playing ane ether game.,
ba.et.all excepted. If ott-r cities outstrip St.
laiuls in tennis fever, then tbe game must
Indeed be tbe national rage.
TUtil. Abraham Attell. a arwrrer wtth toth
fear and reproach. b wonitareully clever
withal, wants to meat Mr. imtt of CallPirnla.
an-tlher very deter man srlth the gloves.
Atttll will be at a dlaadvantage agsnwt
Brut, in that bis beat weight la very cbaa to
13i poumla. Mr. Brltfa bet weight Is around
71. c . ... ...i.Kt mnw i. ati.lt wants
asa. tne ine aiaiii-".ra .-..-'. .. " - -
.. .. uritt lie must ilo so at srelgbta cD.rtn
by tV " . .v- e..
l-mler these C.rcunaaaceaie, -----"
Hehrew pnioaoiy aa-11. amei-. ....j-... ww.... .
corni, down to a trial of akt If ul boxing apee.1.
evasion of and harmless dellverr of blows, tt
" T'"'?. e?'bl. that Attell" tows -
perior. awiiww. "Az: IT" rK". e .11
ring hSS ev.r aeeu. aarmu . e"a ."JL.
aparrers Cbrbett was another wonder cf light
n-ats ana . -""'"..-- - , - ,MMt, s,, tttm
TltfTf 1JM Jitiysws--s-s- BB itiurtra .ea...- .--
nirre? and the boxer. Just as tbers m a dif
ference lttweea the boxer aaa tne ugnwr. t.'iii..-.
AUJaVk Ollrten an.1 Obrbett ajj. anJ
are great apntren Jackru PUxslmmo na. M.-
AuIIITe. xiixon ana njw Z mm .. iw
KiTanee. Jeffries. J.ae (Joddard snd Paddy
avln were great eghtera
The. ilineret.ee : a. rV'" '-" -;nV
iwayTplng "SSZS'lZrJiSZ
L.S2ErSr. -,.- aaaearfentle clever to
evaU try punishment, snd at tbassm- time
Inltb-t 1'iiiiry nrrat en '.""I-"'. aifb-aVT ind
t, he who I.'lces. ret arts of darenw and
a;.mt'rta accel',: xix'mlit. "and Infdet most
XbeVvK'la-sf f the truest exre,
nat $ the (.eia.r.l.rrv art. lW':-
Sick-". PltjVnn:rr.s. Kaan snd McAul'ffe
bar! be'.n the a-n sai trying men to watch
lr th. nnr Cl'ter t. r degrte la avcMlng
danerous miury. jr. ...es "," --
aome punisnmeni. 11 "ir"" Tai.- .i.ir
Inflict punisntnent mote aa.-'- "- ..V.V,
!"ser.d f-e killing ptmeh which every tighter
wno wouwir 1"-U.i.-k"iiSffw Rtt-ti
tyc' deaxite ,11 -.h.clr energies to avyldlng ptm-Isa-n-nt
thcta- rf t iharkey. Jeffries. Ond
card style to Inflicting and accepting It with
out enr-te cr Judgment- ..,
IR ""t I",r Ji"ris.e-m ia 'T'T "- at.
,ltrR'ssfJ-llaai jer.TiUil.ir- PIP. "' ' - '-
gpj..-. ftrMetP of all -9Jr"g
:horoun m-irn J!Z,5:,- .;.. " Znkhi
v -.. - -. .! 1aaKwias ea-.(rwassitr..-
Rr. tirKMr might have botn J.irk. At
I" .. .- . -.., atialnai Sa. alfktlta . aaR It
Tfawste it is, an l-sji tijeni,,... .-. - --
ran never te settled. Knowing the mn th-jr-oughlv.
and having seen both right. It Is the
wrlter-s anvlctlon that Jackson coii.d l-at
Ten-rles. b..th at their l-.t- A. re the others.
imaetne aamea ..-. .-... .--" -,
Alirfte Taen Jar. araw ... i.r v... . ---
Dixon "against Attell. when the negro waa good.
tir Itawn sgalnst fyilrlen. or Kltxsfmmor.s
". "","":. v, ..... ...t
JaaYCaa'J-lOfaa. f at ' ITafll'tlawS. SSeSB.a, ssB's aa---
pffon were all boxers. Hare eel : ,k.-n Ptm-
faa.aa.S. JlITa tLrnr-11. . I'll'''. x ...- -- ---,
Ml r all in-mxr-r-i. clerer. Nit lnraihl of
flSlA. J la IM liCl aVie-aj er, put at" a - ws - . -.- -
canavold abuse. But be has en bit haad en
"tsl sptsT and wr bv hla ability to accept
piiclhm'nt. Hence, like Stark-.- and Blsvln.
I must h" clasaed as a fighter
John I. Sullivan? Well, he had a mannar
wMeh male jer!e tblr.k h- way a T
Hla voice was that of a gladiator, his per
forinanca those of a waaherweman.
WOULD TAKE TAINTED MONEY.
Request of Bovs Denied by
Rockefeller, However.
REPUniJC SPEC! At
XeTbr. Conn.. July .-Fgtif llVyaar-oM
boy- of Middleton. who recently organized
a club, wrote to John 1. Rockefeller, as
suring him that they had no fear of taint
ed money, and asking him for BOt with
which to furnish a clubhouse.
A reply was received from MrvB?c"'
feller's secretary saying that aa i the bovs
reouest was only one of many or a similar
character. Mr. Rockefeller must refuse, lb
The bovs ssy that they hardly ?pecl
to get the cash, but tbey are ehaaTlne.1
beciuse Sir. nock-feller-a own signature
did not accompany the refusal, a they
felt confident that they could realize
thereon by selling It.
DISEASES op MEN &?
TIS leseast St Kehea WMm-, Haaaia 3s, SI. SO, St. laaals. Ma.
Hsars I a m. ta I p. n. and M to 7 p. m. Suclar. trt 13 only.
City paprra all: pm-eatabHaned tracttc. --ITS 1Jc"br
aas The Reivablle and be aannalneed. Tou ass aex.TR V.HITTIKR la
Prsnn, I?0 SUIMTrTCTE Moderate eltw-a.
FOR HONE8T TREATMENT
Cures all CfereaasC. .werateae. Matrttta. Sfcta aaa a riavary isaaaaraaata.
bSh seaeT. SeVeaaa BeMllty. lasal Mwahasaaa. Kter pel
ma lunar is. destao-eleacr and !rrnatlensa or unfitness ror buslceas or mar
-. ..V ...a Keaaeaaua. tares a. rnred tor M pmT
.. ere. t-nwer i.piua.'a w i.-.i.. v..- .k
rrKT- H"iia1a1iraenta oalekly car-4. Iwlr.ful Irtrsrult. T
?-.... fan isriawtVThe-awas abatrsettn urinary passage, siaaa ass. treei
-aAliie atuReetaT 41saaaa rnred. Mcel-rn tivlfysja. n cutllrs. fall
B.JS2SlaLwe "lwb5r ?.3Suiewitl or seq-jlr.'bj etccea-funri r-.ted. Tarf
?rPJ?VZZT?.nZr.i ilalarr free at frk- or sea1 by mall- til
DR. WHITTIER.
MOORE RESIGNS
AFTER INQUIRY
Scientist of AgricnltHral Depart
ment Charged With Ir
regularities. EXPLOITED PRIVATE CONCERN.
Witness Who Refused to Answer
Questions Before Cotton Scan
dal Grand Jury to Be
Heard To-Day.
REPPBUC SPECTAta.
Washington. July "ft. Tha t-esiajBatleal
of George T. Moore, scientist In tbs Bu
reau ot Plant Industry, which waa ac
cepted at noon to-day by Secretary Wil
son, raps the climax In another srajadsl
Involving alleged irregularities in ths De
partment of Agriculture.
The relation of Mr. Moore with a
"nltro-culture" company, a fertilta at
product. Is the cause. The charges brlnss.
Ing about the resignation were surtmlttea
to Secretary Wilson yesterday at a eotr
ference between Assistant Secretary Haya.
loctor B. T. Galloway and tpresents
ttvts of The National Stockman and
Former, which is published at Ptttsbon.
Tbe l-ept-etarflMtlvesaof this agricultural
publication charged "mat Mr. Moors had
been guilty of "gross liTegularttltaa" tat
connection with the exploitation of "nltro-culture."
a product to make slate sort
fertile, and that stock In this firm, or
ganized at Westchester. Pa., who wera
exploiting this "product. tTas placed ta
the hands of Mr. Moore's wife, and that
Moore, while following the departztwntal
policy of exploiting the new- Mscea-efT.
was rwvlslng magazine and newspaper ar
tleles soundlnr Its rralses. He waa "
atderlng a very flattering offer of a S3.CR
position with the Westchester Arm.
, Moore, when brought to task nbout tna
charges, at first denied the offer of tha
Ksition. and claimed that the company
iued the stock to his wife on condlttoa
only that he would accept the place. Ha
claimed to have turned down the offer ana
returned the stock to the company. As
sistant Secretary Hays, who conductea
the Investigation, drew such deituctlona
a I..I ta. llr Moore offering his reslgna-
i tlon to take effect at once. ....
Tbe resignation or Aioore. ana iub ira
medUte acceptance, were announced In a
statement Itsmed by the department to
dav. This statement consists of Mi-way
letter to the Secretary, and an attached
explanation of Moore's relations with tha
Nitro-Culttire Compsnv. the concern nan
ufacttirlcg the material for soli Inocula
tion. . .
Moors rays he resigned becaasa of crit
icism against htm. He sail he did not
wish to embarrass the department.
STUBBORN WITNESSES IN
COTTON SCANDAL INQUIRY
ARE TO BE HEARD TO-DAY.
Washington. Julv SS. The rahfdeal jrss
terdav of E. A. Ieckham. a New Tons
broker, to answer questions befbra tha
Urand Jurv engaged In the InvestlgatJoa
of Irregulatltles connected with the cot
ton crop report of the Department oC
Agriculture, was to-day brought to ths at
tention of Judge Wright of the Crb-atttsl
Court, but the hearing In the case waa
postponed until to-morrow.
Similar action was taken tn tha easa of
Moses Haa-. who was also before tha
jury yesterday as a witness and refused ta
testify.
The presentation waa made by tha
Grand Jnry. evldentlr at the instaztea of
District Attnrnev F-each. and ajras la tha
shape cf a written charge. In which wera
detailed the proceedings before the Jary
In which Mr. Haas made his "ftjsal.
which was handed to the court by eTtre
msn Smoot. -e-
Tbe Haas case was chosen for detsJe-rS
preserttattcn because of an Irregularity lit
Ihe subpoena to Mr. Peckhsrn. but tha
same charge Ie made against both.
The original presentation was mads ta
the court at 15 o'clock, and theieupoa an
order was Issued rrqutrfng Haas to aprrear
at 1: p. am. to 'show causa. If any ha
has. why he should not ansjwar tha jross
tlnns cerUfled bv the Grand Jury as betas;
propounded t htm. nnd aa to which ha
refused to make answer."
TRIAL TO BE SATCRDAT.
The proceedings at 1:3" were argry Tsrtta.
Messrs. Peckham and Haaswerej SBra
sented by their New lot JawTef. 3w-Ta"
Alter, and A. A. Blrney of the b?albar.
Ther made a r4ea for time to make larepav
ratlcn. and were aljowe.1 until f&
next at lf o'clock, when each sWe win ra
celre an hour.
CHILDREN ATTACKED
BY SAVAGE CANINES.
Detaja Tear I.as-llle Hafaaa aad Ar-
ihar I'de While the VaaajgaHera
Are at Their Play.
As a remtlt of xrlclous dogs roaming oree
the streets on the South Side Teerday,
two children were severely Mtten while at
play In the street, and the condition or
one. Lucille Hussman of No. -SO Henrietta
street. Is regartleil as serious, tlue to tha
attack of a savage canine.
The. child was playing wtth tsari-ae com
panions near the corner of Pennsylvania
and Lafayette avenues TcsterrTuy. when
the dog came into view. He showed signs
of temi-er ui-on approaching the children,
ami. without warning, bit Lucille Huss
man on each lec nnd once on the arm.
Th. little girl Is tmt years old. She
was carrinl to her hom-. where trie mtesj
were pronounced serious by physicians. A.
policeman killed the .log.
Arthur Ude. 8 years oia. of No. an
South Jefferson avenue, was the other vic
tim While plavlng ne.ar his home he waa
attacked bv a. dog and was bitten on tha
"eft sWe. The Injury Is not regarded aa
serious. .
SAVES HER SON AFTER
TRIP ACROSS CONTINENT.
Mrs. Mary A. Rattaax af St. laa-ate f
fxrea the Release af Ray ta
Saw Eraaclat-ea.
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San FTand-co. July . Three Ma
ago Mrs. M.try A. "j ''l'
hnsteneil acrot the continent to rare her
son rrom a felon's cell. Since her ar
rlaal she ha- pleaded earne-tlv for tha
tnlgulded vouth. whose waywardness lea
Mm into many indirections. .
To-day her pravers were ansaaieui
when Jiide-- Carroll Ornk made an .order
releasing I'-senr-oId Edward JacMOZJ
from custcelv or. condition that he wouM
leave th; State. Ke e.f TuTe.
The youth Ix the firstborn or m
Uatton. She kept him urader h-r eaure m.
til evil nssoclates weaned him frotn tha
comfortable home '',, vr I
h'm He came to California n a brake-t-am
of a train and soon 1-came identl
Be.1 with a criminal element. In April ha
was arrested for stealing a watch from
Herman Horchert. The mother learned
r the son's plight and hastened to hla
aid.
te wVerat Fraas IK Ok l.tarelr.
RBTPBUC BPECIAI.
Itallas. Teg.. July 9 1 to midnight
M. T. IJvetv bad been unable to hear per
sonally from Panama concerning the con
dition of his bttther. It. O. Lively, re
ported In press cablegrams as being down
with yellow fever at Panama. D. '. Llve
lv was formerly a newspaper man at Dal
las. Fort Worth and elsewhere In Tesaa
and went to Panama a year ago as pro
moter of burlness and financial enfer
pnseaj. means. Hasaa: ZB.
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