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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12

Just one game to-day.
10 IS reported that pcn1y Long mas
secured the services Of Garvin and carey
of tho Athletics This transfer VIII ndio-
u.s. do anybody any good. Reading ls nope
lcssy in the mud and the Athletics are
getting pretty dusty themselves.
As suggested in The Times "a lew Gays
ago. tho friends of Lefty Mari got to-
gcthcr and the result was handsome
gold head cane. which was presented 10
him Yesterday The cities north oi here
can't out-do Richmpnd iu these niue
tokens OF goodwill 60 former players.
About 5000 changed hands on the re-
sglf of Yesterdays game here. one man
pulled down 500 which WAS put mp
against Slo0 that Hartford would win out
yesterday.
Professor Sammy put up game Ike
his hrst OF the season
Where WAS Cy Bowen yesterday? sam
my beat his record.
ainrcc" Charlie Donau has moved his
headquarters to Rioters Row. and here.
"a welcome tO him. for nc good one.
Reddv knew his business when lac al-
lowed smith 20 score. one run made mo-
difference in the result. and 30 prevented
what might have been an argument
That was suappy work by The Hartford
mdold iu those two doubles
Two Of Stuart's errors were costly.
Foster put ont six men.
Professor Sammy caused Captain Mack
10 fan the ozone for the bench twice.
The Professor nOi tUlN lNlltu wei DHt
DE made hit and scored.
That great aggregation from Newark
came 10 the city this morning ready 20
do or die They arc now in second place
and bloody battles may be expected the
remainder Of this week.
Probably TWO games tomorrow and two
Saturday.
The Cherubs want four more this week.
Next week Richmond plays bon Iancas-
ter and Hartford and stop mo Reading the
.Hf ..n..r N...Hf. %
Hot ncht next week.
Norfolk here August -ith, 9th and ->th.
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N0nrOLh. %. NiWIEh, 30.
The Brooms swept Everything Before
Then, ia Yesterday - Games.


NORFOLK. VA. August u.-Spccidl-
Norfolk played great ban to-day anu
look both games from Newark shutting
the sluggcrs out in the second. Inc MS.
game was scrappy and exciting, ana
,,er,bodv kicked Cassidy kicked HIM
self out Of il in the first inning. and
Getti. went 90 nrst.
u that innius with two men out Nc
tarIan walked. stole second. and scored
am Wrishts mun Of Weddige fly.
newark made three Of their singles and
a t,yo-bageer. Three hits and good base
running gave the locals two more ln the
second the same number landed one
ir the fourth In the NTH Ncddiee
scored on hit. sacrifice and single.
Newton Tailed in the sixth ON base
ON halls. single. and an out.
Newark made two more runs in the
fourth. out OF three singles and Two
Dagger.
The second game was all one-sided.
pfanmiller was put in against his old
enemies. and pitched supcrbly. allowing
ONLY five hits. and never more than one
in an inning.
Tine Brooms started i'm with five hits
and two runs. I'm the next four innings
Cqrrick led. but twelve men came 10 the
hat Smiths men found him again I'm the
sixth. when a couple OF singles. two
baeecr. "a base ON balls, and Cassidy's
costly error let I'm four more runs. Good
base running and two hits let in couple
more iu the next inning. and another
crossed The plate in the ninth. Score:
FIRST game.
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LITTLE LAND A WINNER.
THE MYSTERIOUS MORSE CAPTURfD
Il RACE ar NEWPORT
The Talent In Hard Luck-Bookies Pare
Badly at 1T. Louis-Eyents
Brighton Beach.

CINCINNATI, August Little Land,
the horse that was not allowed to start
at Oak CHI three weeks ago. because he
had not been fully Unidentified, won the
first race at Newport today. lie was
a II to fayorie. with Shuttlecock. Cleri-
co, who rode the latter. did not put up
a good ride. and was suspended by the
judges, pending an investigation. The
talent was in hard luck to-day, as seve-
raj hot favorites were Knocked down.
Weather fine. track fast. Summaries:
First race-six furlongs-Iittle Land OIL
TO - first. Shuttlecock O1 TO and TO
81 second, Menus az to u third. Time,
1lG.
Second race-five furlongs-Margaret
Jane G to u first. Locust Blossom % TO
] and TO p second. Spadly Y. 90 to u
third Time. 1:02
Third race-mle and seventy yards-El-
kin go 10 ID first. Ondague Il 10 1 and TO
j second, Faunette G5 to u third. Time.
1:i6 II
Fourth race-six furlongs-George Coop
er G 10 - first, Vase 60 to / and S 20 u
second. Albert L. a to y third. Time,
1:i6 IL
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Everest q
10 - first. Animosa go TO and 20 20 y
second Masterpiece C to y third. Time,
lbs 3D.
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Youn0 Lady Drowned.

NORFOLK. VA. August u-Niss Es'
telle Winfree. Of Lynchburg. was drown
ed al Ocean View al 1lj this evcnin
while bathing with b. Holman. her coliS-
I'm. of this city She stepped OF bar
beyond her depth and her cousin. VINO ~
paralyzed i'm one arm almost lost his ne
while trying 10 save her
He was rescued with difficulty by f. I.
Mcintyre. of this city negro recovered
the body OF Miss Winfree with graphing
hooks and brought IL ashore.
A coroner's inquest was held az the
hotel resulting I'M a verdict OF accidental
drowning. The deceased was employed
i'm Ullman's millinery establishment ana
was the only support of her family
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ncdy Libby NJ. Mutual. and Bully Boy
also started. ..,, -,
Trot 2:i2-purse. 500. Eloree won
first three heats and race. Time. 2.l3'z'
2:12i9, 2:i1h ,. r.oa
Cephas. Atharrio. Derby Princess, FREQ
b., Shea and Chance also started.
The Saratoga Track.
SARATOGA. n. Y. August ll.-iast
night and this morning the storms. cor
vcrted the track into morton bed lh''c
was large attendance. Summaries
First race maidons twO-year-olds' nle
furlongs. -AratOma q TO u first, hai,pin
nl to > and TO - second. INDIAN ui 10
- third. Time. 100. -
Second racc-mile and n sixteenth ia,
troll 90 20 y first. livingstone @ 10 ! ana
out) second. Toots % to y third l'ne'
i:53
Third raco-Uni;cd States Hotel stakes,
one mile.-Braw Lad 0i 10 y iTst, ORION
q TO and to - second, Little BUCK q
10 - third. Time. 1:i3i9.
Fourth racc-three years ana up"alus'
six furlongs-J A. Grey ~ 10 - nrs,'
Lelas Cuckoo 90 TO | and TO ID seconu'
Dalgret as TO - third. Time. llsi2.
Fifth race-handicap stceple-chase, Tor
four-y oar-olds. short course, about TWO
miles.-phOebus % 10 - first. Royai scar
let q 10 > and ouD second, Sayonara NiV
TO II third. Time. i.1i.
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HAVANA. August n.-Consul General
Lee. Mr. Gallan. the British Consul and
other OF the representative called az the
palace to-day TO tender their official and
personal coincidence 10 the acting Captain
General ON tho death Of Senior Canovas.
Captain-Gonoral Wcyier entered lava
ma on horseback with AN escort of cav
airy at o'clock this evening. He was
evidently deeply moved by the news OF
the death of Senior Canovas and said that
as soon as he heard OF IL ne started for
Havana.
Ito characterized tho calamity as an
immense national loss adding 81 was
completely Identified with his policy was
sent to cuba by him. and was his per-
sonal friend. II has been perhaps due 70
him that the real interests Of Cuba have
been conserved. The public mourning
for Senior Canoyas will last three days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12
New Players for Reading.

READING. PA, August H.-Manager
Long of the Reading Baseball club. re-
ceived official notice to-day from President
Young TO the effect that the National
Board had awarded First Bascman Carey
and Pitcher Garyin. who have been play
ing with the Athletics. and were con-
tractcd 20 the Philadelphia National
League club 10 the Reading club. This
case has been before the Board an sum-
mcr and the Athletics made "a hard tight
20 hold the players. but could not substdn-
tiatc its claim.
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MADE JUST TWO HITS.
PEOF SSOR SAMMY mar THE RE-
corn ON THE LOCIL DIAMOND
Aud Third Place l. within Ea.Y Reach
Evny Msrr Gets q Gold-Headed Cane.
Norfolk Defeats Newark.

10 took Oh, Chcubs just three days TO
SHOW the boys from Hartford that they
could play better BAH. and ~ appcars
suaneo Co see the Hartford team ahead
ol tbo local lads in standing.
Tho visitors played great bail. but tho
locals played better and now % the
crew of thc Many Jane comes 10 the reese
cue and docs lts duty in about twenty
four hours the Chcrubs expect To- De
safely slowed away iu third place. Ana
th0n a great run viii Doe made for second
place and tho lead.
COULDN'T HIT SAMMY.
Professor sammy tossed Cor the locals
and hls control of the sphere was perfect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12

SOW at SO Is aad VIII Probably Go TO
Dn- AZ.

NEW YORK. August lion top Of
yesterdays two sensational advances
came a great jump in wheat prices to-
dav. The bulls had entire control OF the
market from start 10 finish.
Buyers were plentiful ail day encour-
aged by the sensational advance Of
2a2 1-sd. in Liverpool prices. and 10
francs in Paris flour. figures that created
i'm the minds Of bull traders visions Of
further export demand on a continued
heavy scale. September wheat started
an 81. which was l 3-S higher than IL
closed last night.
moved up until in the early after
noon SS is cents was reached. eclipsins
all previous records for the season The
bulls said Il would 20 10 dollar a bushel
I'm New York before the present bull
movement subsidized.
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KILLED BY IRdfN.
Terrible Accident Throws Gloom Over
Eelirinms Mccfing.

MAXTON. y. c.. August ll-Special-
The Baptist Sunday-School ChatauquA
opened at Red Springs yesterday. with
large crowds.
A gloom was cast over everybody by
the death Of Mrs. Sim Iolar ana her
daughter of Rennert. y. G.. They were
struck and instantly killed by the cafe
Fear and Yadkin Valley passenger tram
i'm the presence Of over sixty people,
The unfortunate woman leaves a large
.rnIIN
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Prnno.ilion 70 snnnly Armor.

WASHINGTON August 1.-THE Union
Iron Works Of San Francisco. has writ
ten TO the Navy Department asking per-
mission 10 supply the armor for the Bat
tleship Wisconsin, which they are build
Ing. just as the Cramps have done In the
case OF the Alabama.
I'm reply the firm has been notified that
the Department will enter into CORES
pondence with them upon the subject.
The tender Is made Ia the same terms
ac Ernmns offered.
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Standinr OF The Clubs.
Washington. 6; Phlladelphla, O..

WASHINGTON. August 1.-The Phil
lies played a listless game IN tho field
to-day. and were unable 10 hit Mercer
while the Senators connection with the
ball were more frequent, and 20 the
purpose. Lajoie became involved in a
quarrel with a bystander after the game
and, descending from the bus, struck
him IN the head The players were taken
to the Police station. where Lajoie left
SIS collateral for his appearance to-mor-
row Go answer a charge OF assault. At
tendance. LOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12

St Louis. e.. ....O2OOO21OO-5 10 .
Summary: Earned runs-Cincinnau. 3.
ST. Louis. 3. First base on balls-By Dom
ohue, 8. Struck out-By Bretenstcin, g.
Umpirc-IIurst. Tine hours.
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Subiect TO Duty,

WASHINGTON. d. c., August 1.-THE
Attorney General in an opinion 10 the
Secretary OF the Treasury. to-day. decides
that goods the production Of foreign
country. not contiguous 10 the United
States which are regularly imported into
canada and afterwards exported 10 the
United states are subject 10 the dis
elimination duty OF 10 per cent provided
for in section p. Of the new tariff act.
and also that the method Of conveyance
whether by water. rail or otherwise. is not
material
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12
EnMnrth League Books.

TORONTO. ONT. August ll.-Secretary
A. Hughes to-day sent diplomas 10 the
successful candidates in the Epworth
League.
The books that have been chosen by the
committee this year are Social Law OF
Surface" by Professor Richard Ely;
with the Poets by Arch-Deacon Far
rar: Architects OF Fate by Or. o. ;.
Marden. "Our Lords Teachings" by Rev.
DR.. Robertson.
A thousand leaguers were In the exami-
nations this year.
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Hartford, ..................O 10 oVp v -
Summary. Earned runs-Richmond 2.
Two base hits-Stuart. Hargrove. Three
base hits Hargrove. Stolen bases KAN.
Thornton. 2: Mcdonald Smink. 2: Dohcr-
~ Double plays Radford 90 Mack TO
Newell. Radford TO Mack. Base on balls
on Lever 3. on Fry. ]. Struck out-By
Lever. Radford Newell. Mack 2 by
Fry. Foster Passed bals-Roach. Time
Of game. one hour and ffty minutes I'm
pirc Mr. Belts.
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HR. HUHL'S PROMISE.
He Says That the g. \. Il would be Hand
somely Eniertained Here.

BUFFALO. y. y. August u.-Brice
Stewart Hume. president of the Young
Mems Business Association. Of Richmond,
called az the @. a. r. headquarters yes
terday and in speaking of the earliest de-
sire Of the business men OF Richmond 10
entertain the visitors next year said the
veterans would be handsomely entertain
ed. That an feeling Of former days would
Doe forgotten and every honor and courtesy
would ne extended the visitors.
Mr. Hume added. however that the col
or line would be drawn just as sharply
during the encampment as II is at the
present day. But the visiting colored
veterans would be taken good care Of by
their own people, who are prosperous and
natrlotlc
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And Now They VIII We'd.

John Willie. the young white man
whose sensational arrest a few weeks
ago. after an alleged attempt 10 XIII him
self Is well remembered, ana MISS Noble
Jenkins the -oung woman who was the
cause Of the attempt AZ self-destruction.
will be married IN the office ot the clerk
OF the Hastings Court this morning.
Willie is under arrest awaiting trlal,
He will be brought up 10 the clerks Office
nv Sergeant Epps, and the marriage cere-
nony will be performed. lie will then be
carried back TO jail 10 await hts trial.
Mr.. hlnitres Felix's is counsel for Willie.
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and were full Of nice exhibitions OF field
ing. Carey. Of the Athletics. easily lead-
ing with his brilliant work at nrst. III
the first Lancaster had cinch with Gar
vim. and won easily after securing sixteen
hits including two three-baggers ana
homo run by Larocque. They nelde1
without the semblance Of an error ana
had the game well In hand at every
stage. Score.
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PIrhESON. II0; RHADiNG. 10.
Hundred People Witnesses 70 Two
SlnNenIX Gnmes.

READING. PA, August II. 1897
Special Reading and Paterson played
two games on the home grounds this ar
tcrno0n. and between poor field work I'M
ability to hit on the part of Reading
and extremely questionable decisions Of
Umpire Brady. Paterson won both games.
Both were very slovcnly exhibitions Of
ban playing which maze the limited au-
diencc in bad temper. and the home play
crs were badly guyed as was also Me
umpire.
The work Of the home team was wretch
ga. Following were the scores.
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A "Richteous Retribution.~

LONDON. August 1.-THE Executive
Council OF the Social Democratic fede-
ration has passed a resolution that the
death of Senior Canovas Del Castillo the
Spanish premier. lat the hands OF "a self
sacrificing fanatic. was a righteous re-
tribution for his persecution and torture
of Spaniards holding advanced opinions.
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Democrat Elected TO Congress.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August 1.-THE
majority of Grffith. Democrat over Lee.
Republican, In the special election for
Congress i'm the Fourth Indiana District
held to-day. was ll0l. Holmes majority
last year was 50. The Republicans had
no candidate against Halman. but Brod-
erick this year. lie received about 600
votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12

.Ba.ted for Briggs in ninth.
score bv irninpe r. II. T..
Baltimore. 10. 10: BROOKLYN, 3. ,.

BROOKLYN. August ll.-Bal timore
won two more games from Brooklyn to-
dlv Tn thc first Dunn's curves were
knocked all over the lot Brown. young
strr from Trenton. was given trial IN
the second game He did fairly well. not
withstandine that he sent four men 20
bases on balls and hit three others dur
ing tho six innings he was in the box.
lie was very poorly supported. Attend
ance. f.G26
First game.
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REAVER DAM. VA, August ll.-spe-
o,aI -Thers has been no change Of any
ronseouonce 10 Major John Pages con-
dit.on for the past month. All Of his
children are with him. and he IS re-
ceiving the very best attention and
nursing. but there is but slight hopes
Of his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12
Thanks From Spain

WASHINGTON. u. C.. August li-Ex-
United States Minister Taylor, al San
Sebastian, cables the State Department.
Sherman. Washington: Spanish Gov
eminent returns sincere thanks TO the
President for his messaxe Of coincidence"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12
Louisville. :; Chicago. I.

LOUISVILLE. KY, August ll-"Dad'
Clark pitched his first game FOR the Col.
onels to-day and with the exception OF
the second and third innings the colts
could not bunch their hits. The fielding
OF Wagner. Clingman and LANCE was
feature. Attendance, 500
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The Bookies' Hard Hit.

ST. LOUIS. MO, August 1.-THE book
les were lift hard to-day four fav0rites
and two well played second choices win
ming. Weather cool and pleasant, track
fast. Summaries:
First race-ono mile-Rubon. % TO -
first. Ultimate TO and 3 to p second;
Bob Clancy. a 90 - third Time. l.ii 81.
Second raec-Two years old. six fur
longs-Sir Rola, @ 10 - first; silva O3 to
8 and 2 10 81 second. White Leaf, 6 TO u
third. Time, ll1.
Third race-one mile-Amber Glints q
10 u first, Canissce O. 10 ID second, Moral
ist go TO ID third Time, 14i.
Fourth Maiden two year old III
lies. five furiongs-I own e.. O. 10 p first.
Miss Abel, = 10 ] and 10 lO second;
Clara c., go to ID third. Time l0i l-2.
Fifth raco-seven furlongs-High Test,
@ 20 81 first Ferris Hartman. q 10 ] and
10 l0) second; Minnie W. 600 to u third.
Time. 100 ia.
Sixth race-six furlongs -Truxillo (6 10
ID first. Reel. G. 10 I and % - second,
Czarina, Is to y third. Time, 1916 II.
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Stnndlnc of the Clnhs.


Newark 10 Richmond.
Hartford at Norfolk.
Athletics 200 Reading.
Paterson at Lancaster
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Cinclnnati. 8: ID. LOnI.. )

CINCINNATI. o.. August 1.-THE Reds
won the last game Of the present series
to-day. Although Breitenstein was hit
freely. he managed 10 keep them well
scattered. TIM Hurst. who was fined 500
and costs for assault and battery this
morning In the police Court. oficiated as
umpire. and everything went OFF nicely.
Attendance 90U
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THE ORIOLES TOOK TWO.
yHE BRiDEGROOMS WERE BADLY
BEATEN IN norm GAMES.
Tho Senator. Treated the PhillIes to Coat
of whitewash-Bos'onA Again
Downed New York.
R.sult Of Yesterdays Games.

First eame-Baltimore 10; Brooklyn. 3.
second game-Baltmore. %; Brooklyn.
J.
Boston. Z: New York D.
Washington. 6: Philadelphia, 0.
Cincinnati. 6; ST. Louis. ..
Louisville. 5; Chicago, T.
Cleveland, L. Pittsburg' o.
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Those Who Saw the Double Games Were
We'll Repaid IN PUN.
LANCASTER PA, August ii.-Special
1t was bargain day in baseball this
afternoon, and those who took In the
double-header between Lancaster and the
Athletics received good value for their
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CIerrland. Y: Pltf.hnrc. G

CLEVELAND o.. August 1.-THE
wildncss Of Hastings and timely hitting
by the Indians gave the home team the
victory to-day. The Pirates rallied in the
ninth, but the game Was lost. Attend
auoa -ul
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Roston. Z: Nm JOE. ;.

BOSTON. MASS. August 1.-THE New
Yorks battod Lewis freely for three in
nings to-day scoring four runs I'm that
time. Then Lewis steadied down and
did fine work In the last half OF the
eighth on lucky hits by Bergen and Ham
ilton aided by errors by Clarke and bases
on balls. Boston rolled mp five runs and
won out Long and Tenny played great
ball. the latter having all three put outs
I'm the eighth inning. Two passed balls
by Wilson were very costly. Attendance
& 40
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Fort Wayne IIarness Races.

FORT WAYNE. IND August Ii
The third day Of the harness races al the
track Of the Fort Wayne Driving Club
was attended by large crowd A strong
wind was blowing up the back stretch
and no extraordinary time was made. The
only sensational event Of the afternoon
was the winning Of the 21I trot unhnish-
ished from yesterday. by Crosceus.
The Monk was the favOrite as he was
yesterday. and sold in the books last night
ar 80 and the field g. Clus Forester and
Newton w were the favorites In the 2.lj
pace. but Palmyra Boy won the race In
straight heats. Elloree was the favoritc
I'm the 2l2 trot. and won the race In
straight heats. St Andre. the favorite
won the 223 trOt I'm straight heats, ana
Pilot Boy. who sold with the field beat
Senator a. the favOrite, In the -.lO trOt
Trot 2.i7-purse. 81 200 Unfinished Tues
dayl. Crosceus won sixth. seventh and
eighth heats and race. Time. 2l2'.
211A. 2:l1h.
Eagle Flanagan won first and third
heats Time. 2.1jh. 2l2A.
The Monk won fourth and NTH heats
Time. 2.l2A, 212A.
shadeland onward won second heat
Major Ewing Black Raven. Harry g..
Curta. Espy Boy. Mackey. Whisper. Tuna,
Katrin Belle also started.
Trot 2.1O-purse. 81 200. Pilot Boy won
third. fourth and NTH heats and race.
Time. 21lN. PA. 2llA. 2l4I. PA.
Dandy jim won first and second heats.
Time. 2.lOA. 2lOA.
Senator A., Page and Walter 5. also
started
Trot 2.23-purse. $500. Standre won
first three heats and race Time 2ljls.
2.1j. 2.16ia.
Mary C0ss0ck. Fred Bader. Alves
Nowadino Perry Vincent. Happy Bist.
Campaign Girl. and Netalina also started.
Pace 2.lj- purse. 81 300 Palymra won
first three heats and race. Time, 2l3A,
21f. 21li,.
Claus Forester, Newton W. Jim Ken
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President Faure Next.

PARIS. August IA despatch to the
Figaro from san Sebastian says that
COLL. the assassin, in the course OF
police examination to-day. declared that
IL would he President Faure's next turn.
4 telephone lire Is 10 be established be-
tveen louisville and fremont. Schuylkil
county. by the Pennsylvania Telephone
Company.
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At Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK, August l1-There were
many scratches az Brighton Beach, but
there was good racing. Summaries:
First race-mile-M Maurice first, Or
Sheppard @ 10 1 and even) second. Dou-
ble quick Is 10 ID third. Time. l:il 81
Second receive furongs-Gsabey 40
TO y first Gypceiver O2 10 1 and 20 -
second Honey Dew 30 TO y third. Time
l:02 -
Third race-mle and a sixteenth-Skate
6 10 > first The Swain on 10 8 and 3
10 81 second Brandywine q 20 ID third.
Time. l.iS IL.
Fourth -mile-Haphazard & 10 1O
first. Nay Nay C25 to / and 10 - second,
laramie a 10 ID third Time 1902
Fifth race-dve furlongs-George Keene
IS 10 81 first Prince Auckland IS 10 l
and 3 to ID second Salbar go 10 y third
Time. 102 10.
Sixth race-siy furlongs- Beldemere q
TO . first. Leedsville g 10 and 10 -
second. Trillette l3 TO y third. Time
1:ff IA
Seventh race-mile and three-quarters.
hurdles Brown Red e 10 u first Baby
Bill @ 20 and ouO second Beaufort @
10 - third. Time, 1923 -