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WESTERN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Opening Games in Tournament on
KenwOOd Club Courts.

CHICAGO, July 6-The annual tourna-
ment to determine the championship of
the Western Tennis association opened
today on the courts of the Kenwood
club. The preliminaries and portion of
the first round were played off. The pre-
liniinalieS resulted as follows:
II. McQucston beat Becker 7-5, 6-3
Alexander beat Stahl 60, GA
Fierce beat Bingham rs, 2-6 90.
Ryerson beat Carter GA Sc, 6-3
" aidner beat Gilchrist 6-3 60.
Little beat Woodley GO, 81.
Fleet beat Peters by default.
Noble beat Forstall Ga, 10
Snow beat P. D. McQueston 6-3, 81.
Baker beat Lockatt 8-4, 6-3
Elliott beat Condee by default.
Reese beat Driver by default
First Round
Mundy beat Roche 6-3, 6-2
Alexander beat McQueston 63, 6-1.
Wiadner beat Ryerson So, rs
Little beat Fleet 81, ga
Baker beat Elliott CO. g.
Mundy and Roche drew by and in the
preliminaries.
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Canndian Cricketers Win

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The Cana
dian cricket team ended it's tour mere
today with sensational victory against
the Philadelphia Cricket club, thus Civ
Ing them record of one victory, Cne. de-
feat and two drawn games. When play
was resumed this morning the Canadians
had a lead Of thtrty-eight runs on their
first Inning. Starting their second ven
ture they scored 1856 for the loss Of seven
Wickcts, when they declared their inn
ings closed
This gave the Quakers a task of PA
runs. This was impossible as only two
hours remained to play. They, however,
were hopeful Of playing out in time.
cts fell rapidly. The twelve were even
tually dismissed at GAO p. m. for 50, thus
giving the Canadians victory b. ITO
runs
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DULUTH Gun CLUB sHOoT.
}. l.. ID. Morrison Finishes Third,
Hughes. OF Palmyra, wis, First.

DULUTH. Mimi, July 6.-(Special)-
The annual tournament of the Duluth
Gun club came to a close this afternoon
and was the most successful ever held
here. Crack shots from Wisconsin, Mich
lgan, North Dakota and all parts of Min
nesota were present. 1t continued through
Wis, won first place with total score OF
z5S out Of a possible 800. Hrschy, Of Min
neapoEs, was second with a score of zYy;
Morrison, Of St. Paul, third, 281; Robbins
Of Fargo and j. G. Marsh, Of MarshdeId,
Wis, were tied for fourth place, with $50.
The scores of the St. Paul shots present
We're as follows: Charles Thompson, aGl
Ramaley, l53; NoVOtny, 237; lighthouse
go. and DE- Wilkinson. 30
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Engineers Easy Cor Purchasers.

The purchasing department of the Great
Northern railway met the chief engineers
on the Transfer grounds in what proved
fast game ur to the tenth inning. The
8. The purchasers were first to bat, and
in their half of the tenth pasted the ball
all over the field, and when the smoke
cleared up thirteen of the buyers had
BANKED in their half. making the score
p to in the purchasers favor. Feature s
were two fine double plays by the pur-
chasers. Score:
Purchasers IL 0 / 0 5 l o 113-22
Engineers ......0 2 O-1-O 2 l o. 9
Bate. ies-Pu-chasers Cary and Ben
son; engineers, Axel andEYan Orman.
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+One out when winning run was scored.
Two-base hits, Mcfarland McAllister
9; three base hit, McFarland; sacrifice
lifts, Nance, Barrett: stolen bases, Elber-
field 2, Holmes, Miller McAllister, Hoy.
Miller {, off Katoil .; hit by pitcher,
Nance, Shaw, Holiness first base on err
rers, Detroit ,, Chicago 2; left on bases,
Detroit II, Chicago Z; struck out, by
Miller l, by KatoiI 2; double plays
Holmes to ElberfeId, Gleason to Fiber
field to McAllister, Callahan to Isbell to
Callahan; wild pitch, Miller; passed ball,
Sugdcn; time, 2:20; umpire Cantillon; at
tendance, 2JI7
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TnxIor. Eakes and NIichneIa.

NEW YORK, July 6-Maj. Taylor
and Harry Fixes were matched today for
a series Of races, with motor pacing
Jimmy Michaels, former paced champion,
Is included in the match The distances
will be one mile, three miles and five
The date of the match has not been def
initely fixed, though it will be before the
end Of this month. 1t will take place on
the Manhattan Beach track.
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AKRON, Ohio, July 6-Mayor Doyle
that the fight between Art Sims and
Eddie Gardner, scheduled for July 10,
must not take place. Mayor Doyle is in
receipt of letter from Gov. Nash in
which the latter said he had noticed that
prize fights were of frequent occurrence
in Akron, and that he hoped the mayor
would hereafter enforce the law prohib-
ting them.
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WON Ely HARD HITTING.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-After Baltl-
more had tied the score III the eighth
inning, the home team developed a bat
ting streak and sent four runs across the
plate. With two men out and Cross at
second, Howell purposely gave Seybold
mis- base. Mcintyre, who had not been
hitting, drove one to the fence for a dou-
BILE, scoring Cross and Seybold, and tai
lied on Powers triple. The latter scored
on pulan's double. The game was ex-
citing throughout, both clubs making
many brilliant plays in the field. At
tendance, 6,6SI Scores
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Encore.
Philadelnhia

Philadelphia Press
What do you think OF that whIsky?"
We'll, said the guest, smacking his
lips as he laid down his glass III re-
minds me of a good storyT'
Lets have it,
20! You misunderstood me- I merely
wish TO imply that it's worth repeating"
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The people Of Lake Minnetonka will be
treated to a big swimming exhibition
next month II the principals in the af-
fair carry out their programme. Charles
Wintry, otherwise known as Feathers"
will attempt to swim distance Of uwen-
ty-one miles on the lake, being the re-
suit of a bet between two well known
Minneapolitans. The course will be from
Chapman's hotel, in the upper lake, to
Excelsior, thence to WayZata. without
leaving the water. The attempt will be
made In August.
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g. Iwo-base, hits, Werden q Warner
stewart 81, S; three,base hit, McVicker;. left
plays, O,Leary to Hines to Werden Hines
70 Werden; bases on balls, off Gates 2
Gordon Z; hit by pitched bali, Gates /;
SGtruG 5i out, by Gates 7; passed bah,
time l:4S; attendance 1OG0; umpire, Nc!
Dermott; earned runs, Des Moines 4
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*Batted for Burns in ninth.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 8; two-base
hit, Jennings; thre chase hits, Delehanty
WolVerton, Mccain, Wallace, Flick
Jacklitch; sacrifice hits, Delehanty
White hit by pitcher, by Burns, White
double play. Halman to Jennings; base
on balls off Burns |. off Harper l. off
Fisher l, off Sudhoff l, off White g; left
on bases, Philadelphia g, St. Louis s.
tassed ball, Jacklitch; struck out, NY
Harper l. by White 5; stolen bases.
Thomas, Delehanty, Burns; wild pitches,
White 2 Sudhoff i; time. 2:25; umpire,
O'DaY
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learned runs, Colorado Springs 2, Dem
yer 2; stolen bases, Hulen, Schaefer, Nc
Hale; tWo-base hit, Hulen; sacrifice hts,
Iannehill, Holland, Banderlin, John Sui
Moh!er to Hardesty; struck out, by Gas
ton 5; bases on balls, off CASTOR 4 off
Butler l; hit by pitched ball, James Sui
nVan; bases on errors, Colorado Springs
|, Denver 8; left on bases, Colorado
Springs 5, Denver s; umpire, Popkay ;
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Earned runs. Baltimore q Philadelphia
4, two-base hits, Hart, Davis, LajoIe,
Howell, Mcintyre. Dolan Seymour;
three-base hits, Hart, Powers; stolen
bases, Williams, Powers. Lajoie. Cross;
left on bases Baltimore 10. Philadelphia
5; first on balls, off Howell 2, off Bern
hard 6; hit by pitched ball, Keister:
struck out, by Howell 2; time, $50; una
niras Sheridan and ManasSan.
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PITTSBURG BATTED OUT ENOUGH
RUNS IN THE FIRST IN
MING TO WIN
oUAKERs GOT VERY BUSY
Made Life Miserable for Four ST.
Louis Pitch s-Remnants Lose
to BrOOkIyn-BOstonL Loses
at Cincinnati.
National League.
PLAYED. Won. Lost. p

PITTSBURG, July 6.-Four hits in the
first inning, including a two-bagger and
a home run, made it look as though Tay-
Ior would be knocked out, but he recov-
e. ed and scattered the hits after that.
Chesbrouga was given excellent support.
Attendance 300 Score
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Big Joes Feel Strong

The Big Joe baseball team of Wabasha
Mimi, would like to arrange a game
with any first-class club in the Twin
Cities for 20 and % per cent of the gate
receipts and a side bet of $500 Lennon &.
Gibbons preferred. Address Manager Big
Joe Ball Team, Wabasha, MINI.
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HAWLEY WENT TO PIECES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 6.-After Civ
ing Milwaukee two runs in the first In
out of the box in the fourth scoring six
runs. Garvin, who succeeded him, struck
out the first five men up. Bowling was
effective at times striking out nine men,
while Garvin struck out eight men in four
innings. This is the seasons record Both
teams left for Milwaukee tonight Score:
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Devils Lake Wins Flag.

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., July 6.-(Spe-
cial.)-The ball game this afternoon re-
suited: Devils Lake, 6; Grand Forks. 8.
1t was a holly contested game and settled
the pennant on winning team.
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LEADERS WIN AGAIN.
Vests Defeat Great Northern in n
Well PIaYeI Gnme

The West Publishing company's team
defeated the Great Northern team yes
te: day for the second time in the Com
ne: cial league pennant race on the
Hamline campus. DepatiSs corkscrews
were a puzzle to the ranroaders, and
with perfect support, would have shut
them out. Kerns OF the Vests, distin-
the bat. securing three of the printers
six hits. Deeler also pitched good ball,
allowing only six hits, but he received
ragged support.
About LOCO enthusiastic rooters wit
messed the game. Score by innings:
RH.E.
Vests ..............1O01OO40o-6 2
Great Northern 20 OO2 "a 4
Vests. Depati and Moshof-
sky; Great Northern, DelIer and Bacon;
umpires, Hoffman and Glennon.
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Observation-Disclosures Cricket

LONDON, July 6.-Cambrldge. after
having scored 337 runs for eight Wickets
down today, in the second innings On the
annual OXford-Cambrids cricket matcn
at Lords, declared the innings closed.
The oxford eleven made 1T runs for sew
en- wickets down IN the second innings.
when the match was declared drawn.
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Arlington Keats New Auburn.

ARLINGTON, Mimi. July 6-(Spec iaI. }
played at New Auburn, this county, on
July 4, resulted favorable to Arlington,
the score being S to l. Arlington plays
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PLAYED HORSE WITH THE WASH
INGTON SENATORS TO THE
TUNE OF TO o
CHICAGO LOSES At DETROIT
And Is Now Second in Pennant Race
Orioles Lose to AthIetics-
Brewers Are Done Up
at Cleveland
American League.

BOSTON, July 6.-Boston took one
sided contest from Washington today,
batting Lee out of the box in two in
nings. Gear, who succeeded him. was
effective except in the third inning. Stahl
and DoWd made fine running catches.
Attendance 537 Score.
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USUAL RESULT AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 6.-Brooklyn played a
pretty uphill game and finally won out
by fine batting and taking advantage
OF the locals errors. Hughes was hit
safely ten times in the first two inn
scattered. The feature of the game was
a sensational catch by Keller. Attend
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Hundred-Mile Bike Racc

LONDON. July Elm the bicycle race
fog the Carwardine challenge cup at the
crystal Palace today, distance 100 miles,
the result was as follows: Y. A. Obey
hours 46 minutes, II is seconds; w b.
Dudeen, 3 hours AZ minutes 21a seconds;
d. Raymond, hours 81 minutes, SO Sec
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ST PnnI Team Won

The Prospect Paslz team, of this city,
defeated the Plato ball team at Young
America there on July 4. Score, 10 to g.
Batteries Prospect Park, Gillian and
Larson; Plato, Siewert and Engelen.
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FAST GAME AT THE SPRINGS
Won by Denver After Minionaires
Tied the Score,

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, july g.
Both teams played snappy bali TODAY
Denver won out in the eighth inning.
after the locals had tied the score on
OF the game for disputing a decision
Score: 0O40iOii'
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fBatted for Hoffman in the ninth.
Left on bases, Chicago 8, Brooklyn 9:
two-base hits, Taylor, Hartsen Raymer
Chance, Kahoe Keller; three-base hits
Green Kelley; home run, Daily; sacrifice
MT; kahoe; double plays, McCreery to
Daly, Keller to Mcclure: struck out Inv
taylor 5, by Hughes 5; bases en- balls or
hughes 2; Wild pitch, Hughes; hit with
pail HOFFMAN, Gatins; time, 2:15; umpire,
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Donahue Goes to MiIwauIkee

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 6-Hugh
Duffy, manager of the Milwaukee Amer
lean league baseball team, today signed
"Jiggs' Donahue, catcher and first base
man of the Minneapolis team, to play
here. Donahue will begin playing in to-
mo- rows game
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Canton 10, Preston :.

PRESTON, MINI. July 6.-(Speclal.)-
The Canton baseball team today defeatct
preston on the local grounds, Is to Z
Batteries-Preston, Kerr and Johnson
Canton, Snider and Smith.
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PnIace VS.. the Packers

The Palace Clothing baseball team will
meet the Packers at South st. Paul this
afternoon at 2.O. These teams have
good game is looked for.
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Totals
LhCck called out for interference

tChCck called out for interference.
Earned runs st. Paul 2; innings pitched
Ferguson 2-3. Swormste6t 1-3; hits. off
Ferguson II, off Swormstedt 2; struck out
by Check l. by Ferguson g. by Sworn
stedt =; bases on balls off Cheek 2 off
Ferguson !; two-base hits, Brain Nc
Council; first base on errors ST. Paul s.
Minneapolis l.; stolen base, Belden; left
on bases, st. Paul s, Minneapolis 8; sac
rifice hits, Lippert. Higgins, Lattimer;
umpire, Caruthers; attendance, LEO t me,
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Beckley, Bergen; home run, Nichols; sto-
len bases, Dobbs; double plays, Long, De-
mont, Nichols hG first base on balls, Pet
finger z, hahn q; struck out Hahn 6,
pitch, Pettinger; attendance, 900; time,
1880; umpire, Cunningham.
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BIKE Race Postponed.

BOSTON, July 6.-Wet tracks caused a
postponement until Tuesday night of the
concluding two hours OF the six-day race
at Charles River park.
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HOODOOED nv HAHN

CINCINNATI July 6.-Boston could do
nothing With Hahn today. Nichors home
run alone saved them from a shut OUT
Petunger was hit timely. Beckley's hit
ting and Peitz's fielding were the feat-'
ureS Score. N ANSN'
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Earned runs, Kansas City 8; two-base
hits, Doom; three-base hits, Flood Leewe
2. Beville; bases on balls. Hall, Robins
son, Miller; struck out, Flood, Hall q,
Schrall, Lewee, Messitt. Robinson. Be-
vile; left on bases, st. Joseph 9; Kansas
City z; stolen bases, Beville; umpire,
Tyndall; time, lbs. rarra, .,u 30 .l.,i.
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CHICAGO IN SECOND PLACE.

DETROIT, Mich, July 6.-Miller's bases
on balls and errors nearly lost today's
game for Detroit. The locals won in the
p eleventh. however, on, Holmes single,
Barrett's sacrifice and Eiberfeld'S sim
gle. Both pitchers were effective with
MEN on bases Score:
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YOUNGSTER REDEEAIS HIMSELF
BY MOVING DOWN THE MIL
LIcRS YESTERDAY
LATTIMER MAKES HIS DEBUT
Saints Find Easy Victims in the
BeaIIites-"Bcby" Cnruthers Puts
Pitcher Ferguson OF
the Diamond
Western League.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minneapolis at st. Paul 1.-TWO games)
Kansas City at s. Joseph.
Omaha at Des Moines
DcnNer at Colorado SPRINGS
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To Play at saltwater.

Lennon & Gibbons team plays the
saltwater aggregation at Saltwater to-
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BLANIxED TILL THE NINTH.
Kansas City Made All Runs at St
Joe in Last Inning

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 6.-The Kansas
City team won hard battle in the ninth
when they suddenly found McFadden's
curves easy and pounded him all over the
lot. Attendance coo. Score;
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$4,000 Round Trip
To North Pacific Coast

Round trip excursion tickets via the
500 Line to North Pacific Coast points
on sale July to 13. Stop-overs allowed
gong and returning. Get full particulars
at 500 Line ticket office. 379 Robert St
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DIAMOND DIEsT

MINNEAPOLIS and St Paul at Lexington
LoGay IN double-header. The fl, ct game
will be called at 2:30 clock in order that
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PITCHERS BADLY BUMPED.

ST. LOUIS, July philadelphia slug
gers drove Harper out Of the box to+
day, and then took turn about at the
lalance of the st. Louis pitchers The
game was a farce from baseball stand@
point. Attendance, 5000 Score:
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GORDON GAVE GIFTS,
And the PrOhibs Made the Kidnap-
ers Look Small

DIES MONIES, July 6.-Gordon was wild
as goose today and easy to hit at
OPTICAL times. Score. y iL-LL. 80.
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41-S; hits, off Hawley To- off GarvIn s:
earned runs. Cleveland 8, Milwaukee j;
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Earned runs, Boston 2; three base hits.
Stahl, Parent; home run, Stahl; stolen
Young i, off Lee /; struck out by Young
8, by Gear l; time. 1:31; umpire, Connolly.
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*Doheny batted for Taylor in ninth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg 8, New York 2;
two base hits, Clarke, Mcbride; three
base hit. Carr; home run, Beaumont;
stolen base, A. Davis double play, Hick-
man to Strang to Camel; first base On
balls, off Chesbrough 1, off Taylor 8; hit
by pitched ball, Carr; struck out by
Chesbrough g. by aylor s. time, 1:30; UNI
pires, OConnor and 6uelow
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SLOAN TO RACE
FOR HIMSELF.
Jockey Says He Wouldn't
Rice in England if
Licensed.

II the plans mapped ont by Tod S!oan
are fulfilled the noted jockey Will not;
make an attempt 10 secure license
to ride in England this season. but in
stead will go to Chicago. where Ike will
90 In for racing on II large scale. This
L. made by the Secretary
o. the Harlem Jockey Club. who re-
Gently returned to Chicago from San
Francisco. He says Sloan outlined ais
plans to him last week In Frisco In re-
CARDS 20 racing In Chicago and said II
ne was granted a license by the Western
Jockey Club he would have the beg;
horses that money could buy and would
race them AZ the Windy City track. He
intend. to ride his own horses.
Sloan. however. stated tina; he will
return to England In a few weeks for
the purpose OF straigh;enins out mat
,.:s with the English Jockey Club ana
TIM, II ir dii receive nis license nc
wouldn't ride over there. but would
return TO this country and carry ON his
racing nj Chicago.
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MACKAY HAS
GOOD STRING.
Small but Select Stable
in Training at
Monmouth.

The racing stable OF Ciarercr II.
Mackny promises 10 attain SOME prom
incncc the coming season. Although II Is
at this tim. small. containing but eight
horscs, 1t Is select. TTT,sier Charles f..
ii.'l has the 10, In preparation a: his
s,ai..e n; old Monmouth Park, and Is
p!Sas"d with net. early performances
Hannstar. watch won III. Brooklyn
Han. leap ~ 1859 IN grea; s,ayle. and
WAS subsequently left a; the post In the
Suburban. h'tG> the stable. lie is look
ing unI golr. wei. and under I.i!rer
Ill, seems 80 lave become manageable.
-. Mr. Mackiys tho ~ threc-ycar-
dds most iuiurcE: j. perhaps attached 10
Frankfort. the brother to Hamburg.
which was bDugat =; tae recclt Day
sale for $1,000 on" good point Is his
great length. lie Is hardly classic
booker, and thcr. l. l!t.lc OF the indivii-
uulity NOEL -. Hamburg.
Tie other Two tire-ycar-ol!s. Prince
o. Mrlrosc and Seminole. are .in!nS well.
The Prince seems TO hay. grown longer.
narrower and higher than ever and I'M
presses me a. having Tremendous speed
qualities. Seminole gives promise OF I'M
proving in form during the ensuing
spuEDU.
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PLANS FOR THE EQUINE
PALACE OF w. II. MOORE.

throughout will he tir.-proot. For the
interior nnish yellow pine will be pu; In.
Tine first floor win b. the carriage
floor. On the second floor will be the
stalls FOR thi-iy-six horses. while the
tairi ;,ocr will be used as sleeping
quarters for tn. coachmcn. s.oons and
staDls Attendants
Viii" the stab!e * 10 be she finest
In ihc city" said Architect Hill. there
is !" he nothing saowy about Il. Every
.hing will he OF the best. and the very
latest improvements will bs phi: In. hut
there VIII he no ostcnta;ion. and every.
thin; viii have Is use.
Good Ventilation.
steel -.rdcrS viii be used u support
The fonrs from the side walls. ~ there
viii b. no ob-truc;in. pillars.
In the back Will be broad runway
leading 10 the second moor. 4 feature
%: mi. floor Will be- the building OF the
stalls around n great mir shat In :he
crH.rs.
Novel devices arc TO he used for yea.
tilatiEg the building. kee1in: /; perfectly
Wholesome and free from odors. rhe
s:a. - are to be r,ony. There will be
"h.h room. FOR the horses ard car
rlnSc-. spccal rooms :o- II. harness anu
al the NJ. cssar; lhyunc;s OF a so.eu-
r!d'y equipped stable
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Special to The Evening World
NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 25,-Iu add.

.>fsN 'tklsfs-N-SS. E'pt III iuhIAlpI
10 the regular handicap u maiden rae.
f"r thrc"-y-,r-c!d At six fir!onsE adds
20 IN" interest In tp-dsy- card. Tn.
"ihrr events are iilici we'll i.hc entries
are.
fir., G.c.-sclins ii, iurions. tristan
Belle. 81. Flus-. 81. is~rths SriI 20. iarasois
an Terrorist. iOl zach. Ju.nCtts. log Hlliarii',.
.s Kiss Quick sni Al Lone. - each. jack Adis
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