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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-05
RESULTS AT MORRIsTOwN.

The second race meet Of the Century Cycle Ciuo
q, Morristown held yesterday at the Morrisfo~A
Driving Park success In every way except
Ing IN the matter Of attendance. The trdck was In
,,ir condition but no records were broken Some
OF the finishes were close and exciting There was
a bad spill in the final Of the mile novice race IL
resulted IN broken collarbone for JOSEPH Mason
OF Paterson. The results were as follows.
On. mil. tnoyce,-Won by 3. S. Smith. BROOKLYN sec
ond ]. s.ph Corty Mcrr!stoHn: third r G Manning
Delhi y Y. Tme-2;t6 a. ,,, poo,
Ha,-rni.e Chsndicap,-won by James hSprr sop @no
,c, IN ynrds, second William Weller, Newark w
vnrd.); third Lewis RichmauS. Morrs'own +o Saros'-
Time .3I. ,.,,., W., no
49,. and Tavlor Middleown. y Y. d1 yards, s~cohc
Marley ard Ioushn. Newark y D. "'''''"' ''''
32nS. A. =, = ,,,,e, Nsxa-k
Y second H. y. yer Newark, y j. thnu' W. =
ioughl,r Newark y. J. rirle-l:ls 49,, 1891.
me- mile (haniicap)-Won by W. J. b'ushIih NewafN
900 yards sscond James NJ HOPPER bon,on i9o Sarus'
49, p ! smith Brooklyn 90 yards lirne-2'.
M. Ill Sandcap for Morris County ridersl-Mon by
Oscar stobe M0rr,toNn ~ Yards se'9na; tnog T
o.~or,or Norrtstowr li3O YARDS. thiri Nilhsm Ten
E,ck Madison 900 yards Time-i24ss
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THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. July l-The feature At the Fair
Grounds this afternoon was the Independence
Handicap, mile and three-sixteenihs Ihere
were nine starters. in which Fervor VINO opened
at TO 5 and advanced 20 20 !. was the favorte
Fervor ard Eva Rice made the pace until the hfst
nile, where Fervor forged ahead ana Won Oy I've
lengths rom Ell Farrell, who secured the place py
a nose from Colonel Gay. weather pessan'' track
fast
FITS: rnoe Iselllns nli.-k-lna- % lIlnes) 70 %
ana l. won. Empress Josephine ~ thano) 10 70
ard 10 second Hovitr.r ~ ~ Woo-is). "a l. hlie
second rae. emile ard auAr,er-confe.s;o ~ CFro')
! ana .-cond. Marguise VI - Woods . % l.
third. Time q. =.
Third rtce 1two-ysar-ods avs and half 'urions,p-
ChsIcery lO0 (Combs) 20 ! and 20 J. won. A'ss
Marin liz u HcIl1nah). II 70 anf 20 y. SECOND
- Plar - III Glmorei . 10 2 third Time ! u9's
Fourth rAo. Independence srak- value 81 200. NILE
Ar. three-sixte-rthsi-Fe rvor. is Gilmore. 20 Ani
/ 70 3 Won Ed Farrell il3 fSnen % arG q o.
second colonel Gay ios C. Combs. II 70 D. third Tlue
I'm rae. Ccn. mile an. tr~ny yaras,PoTog,7h %
IT IelSt) T. and ou', Guide Rock. ~ tIAnssl
10 to / :. .-cond 1At@tion. vi Froso. ? 70 l.
SIXTH rae ,hanlicap turlons-l-TNs Chemist, ioo
fsrelD 3 to | ana , won. Gibra!iar i2i =. No
Donald II IL and 20 :. second IIan'a ~ (Frusp
"a 10 l. third I.ine-i.i4-
s-vanth nae selling uil-)-Mame @. i0l Kelly
10 - an J. w1n. silva loo ' combs e and
TO O. second. Lady Of the W.s. 50 'Fro~p. 90 l.
third Tine-i;sa.
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TEN EYCK WINS ON THE CHARLES.
CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA OF THE NEW ENGLAND
ROWING ASSOCIATION

BOSTON. July 4-The fifteenth annual champion
..,, -ara,ta OF the New En- gland Amateur Rowing
Accusation was held to-day on the Charles River
under a cloudless shy and with weather conditions
.,,oo., nerf.c, Toward noon the wind stirred up
,ha water making II rather choppy for the sculls
as II came from the northwest directly against the
men on the course upstream. large number OF
neople gathered at the yacht club houses along
sbore for half a mile. while those afloat In all
kinds OF craft crowded around the starting point
rba contestants were all IN hne condition. and
r,h ,au, executions started of we'll. Most OF the
races were close. and the winners were In doubt
mill fhe finish The feature OF the day was the
or a nd one-haK mile single scul race In which
Tan Eyck wol Aside from this. the interest CEN
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CYCLING.
INTERSTATE MEET AT POUGHKEEPsIE
DEVELOPS GOOD SPORT.

MURRAY DEFEATS sCHoT1ELp IN A MATCH RACE
KINGS COUNTY wHEELMEN WIN THE
rRIPLEr CONTEST
Poughkeepsie July 4 isD-The-e was good
attendance at the cycle races at the Hudson River
Driving Park this afternoon The special features
were the match race between Ray Murray. cham
pion OF the Hudson River and George Schofeld. OF
New-York City. Each rider had his own tripiet
team and Murray had the pole. Schofed was
paced by the Kings County Wheemens tripei'
with riders a. G. Relyea- Charles Earl and n van
derwal Murray paced by the Century Cycle
Club triplet manned by Van Ingen brothers ana
Mack. Murray gained the lead Immediately after
the start and SchoAeld never at any time came
dangerously his rival After passing the three
quarter pole Schofeld lost his triplet and Murray
won easily covering the distance in 2T
Later In the day there was a one-mie race De-
tween he triplets. This time the Kings
County Wheemens triplet had FOR It's riders hei-
yea Earl and Schoheld. The Kings Coun Wheel
men followed behind the Century team until the
homestretch was reached when the down-rNer
boys made beautiful squirt and passed over the
tape. winners by twenty yards, in 2:@ 20
Willie Manney. OF the Century Cycle club, roae
mile paced BY the Century and Kings county
Wneemen's triple,s. 10 lower the track record
The record was held by w. A. iat5e' Names n He;r
after competing 10 the other races on me p.e ga
gramme. made the mile IN l:7'.' Inc suA"
o. he races follow
G. o. c. poashkeeDse Z XIV W gSFseT; { wspplns.r
Fails third. Time 2.s,% Second hea, won By II. II.
t rsi.5 An.ns. h aa's won
ey Ta9nsmaIet O. a 6 PaschSsus n Y non q f.
MAJ Time Final heat BY ( + Han 4. J.
T. Tanremler. second; J A collins 'n'''' i''"7
s.d e % s59s5n cf aisi *'S
g " Brooklyn $40 YARDS second: A. 9: Ks!yea r. y
ayo1ns 49, ARG iouTj Jers.t Sy ,sS yaris) E
cashin Rondou 20 yards, second F Han X; G;
w. BROOKLYN ~? yard' ;hd mir, hes, won BY j. +
Tanasmer 4 c. Patchosae c9oo YARDS. A. vants
s 5 s ss y n9os ,sirG "' Il Mls & " Pouen
Nrepse 2 yld. 'Gsr'h I!IasS $s EHs h ss1, S2n
: r e a va GaSns5e fou-,k T.rns~soi
one halle Pousnkeepsie cry cham pi9Tnship ey
second. pm Winter 6. C; C.. thirt TimeI2:5t ~
one mue ofsW9n by 'se Sc PonsSx.t n
onG. Il Hosf5rd. Xyaniic wheemsn Bayonne. =. j.
:5ir}, E R ca'u. {. c. C. Rond0u'. fourth Time
me NILE 2 30 cls.D-R1r., h.a, won by r W Hume
oad B.her Xewyor. ,hird Time IS: ssco9t
ss. H h9a ase Hhiri hea,
'n:o Tyan ~s setdns ''T- stor " BaSoSHs
j.. thiri Timc~2:37,s Final hsa, won by 4: 9
Poarskeeps.e 'h.rd Tine 200 ~
On, mile uche~ cunt caanpi, s n,hp'W Won BY
. P'aehkeepqe second: z Van Wyek G. 6. 60
air. 9 G,s w9 .s sy F Navy ~
B-ookIyn scratch second = Beher, T.woYor. ~ -,
o. ys ,, hr V sssond hsa son y
| i5ri1ss 81 A. c. SIilerton 900 yard.,, Hossort \
.1.y c 20 Saf yasd' ,hf ss;' a. G R.y.s
sS 8, s s95a: soe vsna.1xs :.ss ( s'"s
| peiyea third! George Sch'feli fourth. Time-2l6
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TENNIS.
THE MIDDLE STATES CHAMPIONSHIP

THE MIDDLE STATES CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Orange Lawn Tennis Club held the Middle
States tennis championships and team match Of
the Longwood Cricket Club. OF Boston against
New-York or their courts a, Mountain Station. N.
j.. yesterday
The feature Of the days play was the team
match. AT the close OF the days play each team
had won two matches and the result will depend
on the match Of Ward New-York AGAINST Carle-
ton. Iongwood. which will be hntsned to-day.
Yesterday Ware. Longwood from. Fischer.
New-York: Whitman. Longwood. from Forbes.
New-York. and New-York was victorious through
MiIlett over Goldman; and Miles over Davis In the
singles there is large entry. including all the
This afternoon the open singles will be contin:
ued and the match Of Ward against Carleton VIII
be finished. The scores follow:
Team match CNew-York vs. Longwood Cricket Club
Il. E Ware Longwood. beat E. p Fischer, Ney.Yerk.
So. SO; II. D. Whitman. Longweod, beat J. D. Forbes.
beat Alfred Goldman ionsvs;d "a s@s: o.ers: Mile:
HoIcombe Ward. New-York bea, X. II. Carleton Long
wood % g., II. unfinished -
Championship singles ,nrN round)-E Lyman oees 4
Pearce. 81 81; L. z. Ware beat wilbur Kyle. -.
3 ". Hague beat z 4 Stroud sv default; r D, Ste
So 81: f. X. Woodward best A l.. Marsh 50: 80:
Alfred Goldman beat A. f. GriiIes % 60 Ralph Nc
Davis beat H. z. Avery. s-s SO: NJ. p. Whitman beat
A. OHM. 81 81: W, Convey beat =. W Fo1,
"a: 81: Z Fischer beat Nilten EuFi:a 80 go
fTor oshs pa
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GOOD CONTEST AT PALMER.

Palmer Mass. July i-The bicycle races this a.
ternoon brought out the hes; racing ever seen 1t
the park. All the finishes close and hotly 60.
tested. The summary follow:
Mile and half match pursuit race--Won by W.
+. Gaffney. Palmer; ID. McCirath second. Time
-355
Mile. PAS class--won by Frank Lewis Hartford;
Fl. F. Kendall Springfield, second. Tme-2.8 49,
Half-me match race-Won By j. D: Perry. Chice.
pee F. W. Ruggles. Ware, second. Tine-ln IS
Mile and half match race-Won by W. J. KnoWl.
ton, Bondsve; A. VI. Walker. Monson. second.
Time-3:2sia.
Mile open-Won by Herbert Monks. Hartford; L q.
Perry. Chicopee second. Tlme--2:2e%
Half-mile open-Won by Herbert Monks Hartford
Time-l0s 2-5.
Two-me handicap-Won by A. Wethereli, sprtng.
field: W. G. Nixon Hartford, second. Time%:O.
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EDDIE BALD WINS AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo. July &c. c. Bald won the mile
open professional at the Press Cycling Club races
to-day IN good form finishing three lengths ahead
Of the bunch. The day was favorable except for Q
slight wind blowing UP the back stretch. Sum-
maries
one mile open (professlonai)-E. &. Bald won. Tom
Cooper. second: F. o. Mcfarland. third. rine-2Uk.
Two-lnile handicap ,professlonal" Hen Cleveland.
Tonawands t2so ysrds). :. d. VILLAINS. Buffalo
$50 yards). second f. =. Bald Buffalo ,scratch. third:
H. 4. Freeman. Portland Ore. go YARDS fourth. Tn0
ATTN
One-mile open tamateur)-C. e. DirrberEer. won, 4.
E. Longnscker second: Harry Short third. Time-2:2A
Two-me handicap famateurl-A. y. Jax. won; c. -
Huxley. second f. p Washburn. third; j.. schwush
fourth. Time-4:2s-
Half-rn,le paced sxhibton-E. c Bald. Tme-oS<$.
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RACES IN NEw-BRUNSWICK

New-Brunswick n. j., July tSpeciaD.-The trst
-acs meet OF the Brunswick Bicycle Club was held
This morning on the new half-mile track OF the
New Brunswick Driving Association in Highland
PARK Some OF the races were exciting and closely
contested. The track was slow Summaries
One mile (novce)-Won by Joseph II. Gabriel, OF the
~ nsvick bicycle Club. Tlme-2:3iS John King. OF
SeS.rk second Fred Letson. Of stelton. third.
ytair mile (handicap)-Won by Charles Griffin OF Bay
onne f. J. Markert. Of Brooklyn, second: j. H. Algar
~ someryile third Time-l:Osn.
" Two mile hanfcap)-Won by 81 r. Brown, OF Lynd-
hurst Ttme-5 Oots John King. OF Newark. second
Charles Blake 4 Elizabeth third
one mile Chandlcap)-Won by Charles Grimm. OF Bay
onns. ] F Mcclure OF Newark second w. W. Babb. Of
Two mile Uandem)-won by George voorhees, and
Jossnh Gabriel OF Brunswick Bicycle club: NJ r.
Brown OF Lyndhurs and W. r. Babb. Of Paterson. sec
ond: I. r Gebhart and William r. Spear. Of Newark
third Trme-4:41.
Five mile topenl-Won BY rhorna. Firth Of Harrison
T. Townsend Of Trenton second; John King OF Newark
third Tims-i419s.
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THE wELLAND STAKES AT BUFFALO

Buffalo. y. Y. July 4.-The race for the Weiiand
Stakes OF the value Of 500. brought the CANADIAN
breeders Of together to-day at Fort Erie.
seagraa.'s entry Royal Salute. was well backed
but William Hencrie's Martimas proved equal 10
the task and won after game struggle. Results
Fin: ave and a half turioEgs-hernaan me
Great. 100 Powers. 90 !. won Nee Broo"9 ~ 20
si1ay) 10 ] !. second Jezal-l llo '-ac-
til1ne). - to !. third Time-i:ilis
second lnye furlongsl-Peil Nell H. ~" 'rAhO
70 !. Vox. 100 ,POvsrel 70 and ~ % sec
ono. Holden. l0Ii. Freeman. u 20 l. thri lime
in94.. -
Third si1 furicngs)-Faus,onIc- % Vaentne) W
won Bob Leach. % ,Tuliy) - 70 and 70 sec
ond. Downright sss Powers. IS n !. third Tifn--
1863. .-
FoI.th race tfve-elsnths q nile. Wsilsae s'a@es
twO-year- olGs)- Msrtnns los Up. Cay, 70 ana -
won Royal salute loo ,AcGonsj. 3 20 so6 u a.
second. Maid 1887. (Sherant,. 70 l. third Time
LOB.
Fif,h race lone and sixteenth milet Pre- Lane.
JOS tPowers,, to l. Brighton. l0o Gate"oool 20
snd !. second. Beau Ideal 1913 'Fhnp' 10 l.
ihird Tue-l4s - -,
sixth three quarters % mi!eJ--utopia lG F.
Clay. and 10 4 won. South africa 10 foV.
ersl "a and wen. second Ten Pins - Puiiy' 10
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. JULY 5. 1898
tired In the four-oared she'll races and that OF the
war canoes. Summarizes.

tired in the four-oared she'll races and that Of the
war canoes. Summaries:
Single souls novice. one-haH m!lesl-Won by
+ j. Greer Jefres Point Rowing Association John Brig
nolln. Bradford Boat Club. second. Tine-li :2St.
single SOULS tSeniJr, and oneha1 mesl--Won by
Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck. Wachusett Boat Club; c.
Blake. Weld Boat Clut second T.re-lo:4Sb
single SOULS 'tunior: and one-hal: mesp-Won BY
Joseph Connolly. Springfield Club: Everett Pope
p. A. A. second. Time-i2: 80?
Double SOULS senior; and ope-nait niies-Won by
Edward Ten Eyck and G. II. Lewis. Wachusett Boat
Club: p Berkeley and Bradford Boat Club second
Time--IOto.
Fouroared she'll Juniors. and opehalf miles,
Won BY Boston A. A. Bradford Boat Club second Time
I2.2O
Single souls intermediate and one half nss,..
Won BY Everett Booze r. A. A. F. W. Blatchford Weld
E1at Club. second Time-llH
war canoe lone Tile)-Won by crescent canoe
Club Prospect. second Ttme-8:49
Eight-oared shell senior one one-haif mies)won
BY Millst-eam Boat Club; Riverside Boat Club second
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TROTTIN1 AT GOSHEN.

Goshen. July CspecinD-Rob-rt Goelet's hand
some trott,ng mlre seurine won great race AT
the Goshen Driving Park to-day defeating the hot
favorite Garland NJ. IN strnght heats and gaining
t. record Of 2ea. on the half-nile track she ia
expected 20 beat 2l5 this season. After two races
had been decided rain ntertered with the sport
n.d tho third race had % be declared OF. large
crowd ATTENDED the meeting Summaries
az CT.Ass-rROT-Tl NG-pl'ftsE $40
Rot~-- Go.'etv Sru-in-. ~ sprasie bTrn'
Quincy a
Onslta Murray
lime 2oh 2 22A 2.2s,
: Murrsys D. Dimp.s. - Sweepstakes
tA.-ray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..-.+-..s--
M'-anle tc.sf-~'
FIONA - -. ,2s~ 2.2;s
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LINTON IN THE LEAD.
RAIN STOPS THE LINTON TAYroRE PACED RACE
RECORDS BROKEN.

Philadelphia. July 4-The bicycle races to-ohy
q, me Willow Grove track were marred somewhat
h. n heavy rainstorr which set In just at the
onaring O, The contests Several races were run
OF but the race OF the day, the thrty-mile match
between Edouard Taylore. OF France. and Tom
Linton. Of Wales was Postponed after the eighth
Ill had been finished. Tayore led for the rrst
TWO miles when Linton forged ahead Tay.ore
again took hrst place in the next mile put from
be,a drst place and succeeded IN breaking the
I'D. made by Eddie" McDufie last saturday
t,- ave AZ seven and eight miles. Lnton's time
Tor The distances respectively. was sS 35. 1913 70
70 81 and 1881 i-5
Summaries OF other races;
Ta,lor ,s--1,ch): E Caldwell 30 Yards Second L.
K Jefferson 80 yards third Tine i"1s - ,.,a
t.y. mil, handicap tamat-urlN"f ~ joseph = Isols
srs scratch: Leon Be- F'fnenont IN yarasl second
x 7. Arnock 900 YARDS 'hird. ll"e-'->|"
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WEST ORANGE ROAD RACES.

The West Orange Cyclers held series Of we'll
contested races at Orange yesterday on the Valley
Road course notwithstanding the State law and
the township ordinances against fast riding. The
results
Two-mIls open raee-won By " Pier li5 yard').; f.
Mcdonnell (20y vards,. second. TimeV:Nt.
One-mile club rAce-Won BY L. A. c. Kelly tscrstch)
II. @. Smith $50 yards,, second. Time-o:bsh
One mile open race-Won by n G. Smith Qeo yesoas;
James O'Doans C25 yardsl, second rtns-2<st
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1910, WINS NATIONAL HANDICAP.

c,,.,rrau July A card Of seven races with
49,. No,,onal Handicap az the feature. was the
ro,,rtb OF July attraction at Latonia to-day The
..satber vas fine. and Of the largest crowds OF
,ne meeting watched the sport. kemp won the
s-N,,o,ai Handicap In a drive from Performance.
NatIo,"n oov race John Bright, who a few days
so - hsat Han dor and Pink Coat In the himyar
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was SLOW. and just 70 the liking Of Remp

maries
Int ,six furlongs sslling,-Esther X. % Cr;
knight. 10 l. Harry Lee l03 d}arreto. 70 ana
even. second Elsie VI. o. CSouthard). 10 l. third
TImc-i.le
second ave .urlongsl-Jeanna ITO Gtrittor). 70
70 T.rrere 10 fConley 3 and to J. second:
May BE So 100 everett. 3 10 !. third. Tine O2%
Third mile sixteenth s@llins)-k.tty r..
io4 @ Mathews % !. won; Great Bend. 100 Ever
ettJ. e . and a. >. second. Imp EDDIE Burke. liz
(Cr0n hursu % l. :acd. Tme-i47is
Fourth mile nd eighth. the National
Ioi u Mathews). to AID ID !? second Eusive 40
tEy er-tt). 20 ! third. Time 81.
Fifth ave furlongs)Parker Bruce. il2 thunn)
3 P4ess Kmball 100 tN. Zenoj. 20 and 70
second. =. Pilot. ii2 Cvanduserl. 20 ,. third
T1me-lO2A
Selling furioLg slSauheT los (Brttton).
L. Vsesco lo4 Barre O.. q and 70 ], sec
or1 Everett. iOl q. Mathews. IS to l. third Time
lIGis
furloa gs)-jeorEe Krats. 90 (Crow:
hurst. 10 J. won Turtle Dove 10 llveretO. 70 D
srd 10 ., second. Bill Powell. 100 n Lw3' 100 70 l.
third Tine-iI5
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t,,vv o,-ADRrPLE CENTURY RIDERS.

tn. ouadruple century run OF the New-York state
Division OF the Century Road Club when started
from Bedford Rest Brooklyn al . c'ocA ea'o'
a., ,gh, ended last evening with Ave men fin
,sh,ry The last twenty miles were ridden in
storm and the riders were pretty well worn out
EDWARD Opdyke rode a century saturday ostore ne
$3.50 In he race making a record OF ave hundred
miles in sixty hours The others that hnisheI
Were D. l. Webster. A. II. straub. w r. Brown
nd Eglon.
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Gore Ho0,. second. rlme-i:t3. The time prtss ~
won by L. A. & Kelly
FIve-nl.le open race-won by f.. Bllingtoa 00o): o.
Ready q :oO, second. Time-i;o4 The time prise wes
by Ready
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carr oF FAIRvIEw YEARLINGs.

Al the sale of the Fairvie" yearlinss at the
Easton sale paddochs the Following youngsters
were disposed Of:
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.p.nisb.e nrs, bu, disqualified for going wrong
.r-n.d ,our,h but disqualified for the same reason
peeapod finished nrst by head Iriion second, SIX
1T. IN 'front.' of Red Pat. Mars chan fourth Royal
Scar Last
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RAcEs HnTLY CONTESTED.

Most OF the races holly contested and
furnished interesting sport In the hnal heat OF
the Junior singles. Crawford. of the Nsw-York
Athletic Club got of well AID I'D Marsh untai tnS
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Gor other sporting asvs - yss1 O.
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1fn1e-1
Won easily by three lengths; length between second
and thirc.
o,r,vp-,rTH RACT-COSEY ISLAND GRAND MA
TrONAI. sTEDPLECHASE HANDICAP: $40 added
r.,,l ro,1rsA about and one hef miles
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-20
Good Advice.

If you hire horse at livery
stable you ought to treat him as if
he were your own. If you drive ten
miles, you ought not to attend to
your own wants until you see him
properly cared for. If an honest
man, you will remember that you
are under two-fold obligations, an
obligation to the livery man and an
obligation to the animal. You are
the debtor of both, and though you
pay the price of the horse, yet no
money can release you from the
duty and moral claim involved in the
bargain between yourself and the
owner. To neglect the poor beast
that cannot appeal to the commits
seration of u passer by, is simply un-
pardonable, and the man who is
guilty of such neglect is worse than
a beast.-Ex.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-20
Trout Are Becoming Scarce.

Complaint comes from several To-
calities in the upper peninsula as to
the scarcity of trout, and several
welloknown ishermen account for it
by the fact that daring the past few
years large quantities OF wall-eyed
pike lave been planted in streams
throughout this part of the state.
They say that the pike, which are
now Of large size, are rapidly de-
vouring the trout, and that it is
only matter of aime when they
will be entirely eAterminated and
trout fishing will be one of the "lost
sports. " The importation of the
pike into waters tributary TO trout
streams has proven a serious mis-
take, as there are hut few Of them
caught it will be impossible to ex-
terminate them and save the speck
led beal,ties.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-20

1t will be seen from the above
table that, in order to secure a nom
ination, it will be necessary for one
of the candidates to secure forty
five votes.
The friends OF Ma. Sheldon are
claiming Alger, Baraga, Chippewa,
Dickinson, Houghton, Iron, Kewee-
raw, Luce, Mackinac, Marquette,
Outonagon and Schoolcraft, a total
of sixty-fve votes, twenty more
than is necessary to nominate. Ac-
cording to this calculation Mr..
Sheldon could lose Marquette coun-
ty and still have five votes to spare.
In this estimate Mr.. Sheldon S sup
porters concede Delta, Gogebic and
Menominee counties only to Mr..
Stephenson.
On the other hand, the supporters
of Mr.. Stephenson are claiming AL
ger, Delta, Gogebic, Luce, Mackinac,
Marquette, Menominee and Ontona-
gon, total of fifty-one votes, six
more than necessary to control the
convention. In making this esti-
mate the Stephenson supporters do
not by any manner of means concede
Chippewa, Dickinson, Iron and
Schoolcraft counties, with their
nineteen votes, to Mr. Sheldon. They
maintain that they have more than
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-20
THEY SWEAR BY sHELDEN,
Michigan Boys i'm Blue Royalty
Treated by Him.

''The 500 boys, as well as the other
members of the upper peninsula
companies of volunteers who were
at Camp Alger, think a whole lot of
Congressman Sheldon, and cannot
say enough in praise of his treat
ment of them while there, said
Private Taylor, of Co. G, who ar
rived at the 500 last week on u
furlough from Fortress Monroe, ac-
cording to The News. "Mr. Sheldon
was kindness and consideration it.
self, and knew what they wanted
and saw that they had many things
before the boys themselves had time
to realize the need of them Mr.!
Sheldon all but lived with the upper
peninsula boys when they were
within reach of Washington, frater-
nized with us all and did everything
in his power to make things pleasant
and agreeable for the boys, at time
when they needed attention the
most, right after leaving their home
state. He succeeded in accomplish.
ing all that he went after, too. You
can say for me that the boys all
swear by Carl Sheldon and hope 20
get even with him some day for his
thoughtfulness for their welfare
and the many kindnesses he eX-
tended to them.