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SITES FOR s1o.ooo DAMAGES.

William c. Healy, father of Thomas J. Healy, seventeen-year- old boy, who lost his right arm in an accident while at work in the chair shop at the jail not long since, has brought suit for $10,- 900 damages against the Frankfort Chair company. It is also alleged that the machine on which the boy was working was not properly guarded and that the Frankfort Chair company makes a practice of placing unskilled men at work on these machines without proper instruction. Young Healy was sent to jail from North Haven for the theft of bicycle. He had previously been an inmate of St. Francis orphan asylum and of the county home.
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FORECLOSURE SUIT WITHDRAWN
 The foreclosure suit of James H. Woodhouse vs. John Maloney has been withdrawn in the superior court. The property involved is in Foxon.
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BRIGHTON BEACH REsuu.Es.
Fnvoritc Players Broke Even with
the BookmaIxers

NEW YORK, July 1O-Three favorites
and a well played second choice scored
at Brighton Beach today First Whip
Won the handicap, which was the feature
OF the day racing. Gold with Herbert
in close attendance, made the running for
seven furlongs, but First Whip came
through with a rush on the stretch turn
and, taking command, won rather clever
~ by length and half from Decanter
who also close fast in the run home
Herbert ran third.
In the case of Turner the Jockey. for
the Negligent riding of Wax Taper on
TUESDAY, the stewards at Brighton Beach
today fined Turner $l0j and RENTED his
suspension Summary:
FIRST race, mile and seventy yards
Roehampton, III, SnaW, l TO 3. won; AT
den, 1O6, Cochran, to l, second; Hum
boldt, lug, Burns, IL to l third Time,
1:4l rs.
Second race, selling. mile and six
teenth-Ethics, 81, Cochran, even won;
lando, lO4, Shaw, 10 l, third. Time,
1916 49,
Third race, five furlongs-Bonner. III,
Shaw, to 2, won; Sombrero, no, Landry,
to |, second; Gay Boy, lis, Odom, to /,
third Time, 1901
Fourth race, mile and an eighth-First
Whip, ITO, McCue, IL to 5, won; Decanter.
1O5, Burns, TO 2, second; Herbert, lit,
Smith, Z to / third. Time, 1853 rs
Fifth race, selling, five furlongs and
halliday Sterling, "a, Mihcaels, 5 to /,
won; Honolulu, 107, Cochran, to l, sec
ord; Man O. War, Ill. Burns, u to /,
third Time, :07 40.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs-Ondu-
ris, lC5, Meunce, 10 to l, won; McGrathi-
ana Prince, 107, Michaels, 10 to l. sec
ond; Goebel, 10, Cochran, to J. third.
Time, TIA rs.
Entries for tomorrow:
First race, six furlongs-Brahmin 11S;
Black Scott, Fabius, us; Jack McGinn,
Historian, School Master Ristrict, Bobs,
Jere Black, Twig, 10; Choirmaster. Mark
Lane, Johnny of Navarro, Johnny Brown,
The Blue Coat, Labor, Hops, Cervera,
lO1; Brookwood Arganauta. los.
Second race, selling, mile and seventy
yttrdsS-Fatalist, 101; Pleasant Sail Flara.
l0i; Naoina IS; Nanine, 80; Marothen,
49, Ashes, Annie Thompson, "a; Animos-
ity, So; JIls Greenwood SO; Gpry, "a.
Third race, handicap, six furlongs-
Gayboy,, Five Nations, III Cameron, l16;
April Shower, ll2; Brixton 10; Carroll
ID, 10S; Dunwell, 165.
Fourth race, the lroquois, mile and a
qLarter-Water Color, 1885, All Green.
Belvino, Handwork, Vitellius, ia; Nor
talIo, III.
fifth race, mile and an esxhth-Wax
Taper, ia, Kamara, 113; Tinge, Round
Up, Prince of Melbourne, 1C6; The ANA
zon. Belle of Troy, 1O1
Sixth race, selling mile and sixteenth
Magnificent, 1l6; Tinge, 1O6; Fairy Tale,
50; Ginhi, So; Animosity. 49, Barbetto, 81
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Bases
BRAIN LEADS IN RUNS.

Check and Lattimer, as yet nave NO
stolen bases to their credit.
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HANDIcAPs IN ROAD RACE.
Names of Those who Start Mt Como
Saturday

Forty riders will start in the 10O-mile
road race at Lake Como Saturday after
noon, All entries are now in and the
handicapping committee, consisting OF
Paul Gyllstrom, A. A. Hansen and A
l.. Mace, met last evening at the Flour
City Cyclists clubhouse and adjusted the
handicaps as follows:
Sc SGratch-John Larson, Theo Clements
WIN Callander, Minneapolis; Tom l..
Bird. VIII A. Powers, St. Paul; Walter
Blum, George Harbert, Chicago.
-Four minutes and half-F. ]. Burts-
cher, Minneapolis; C. Blankenheim, Chi
cago: Claude e. Kellogg, Grand Forks
Fifteen minutes-N c. Hopper Mime
apolis; John Korlath, st. Paul; Robert
Drach, j. Epp, Chicago.
Twenty-Five minutes-Harold Melby. c.
j. Johnson, ROYAL NJ. BLY,, w. V. Peter
son, Tom b. Rockey. Minneapolis
Thirty minutes-W. i. McMuIlen, T.
III. Watson. Minneapolis; James Neil
rath. c. T; Distler, F. A. Mills, st. Paul
Forty minutes-Antonius Jensen, Il. b.
Treat, Minneapolis M. j. Dempsey, ]. r
kastner, p. j. Mccartney st. Pual.
Fifty minutes-Al Hunt, Frank N
Morgan; Pearl Smith, st. Paul.
Sixty minutes-Carl Johnson Frank
Miller James shotweH, l. B. Savage,
John j. McPatterson, st. Paul
One hour and fifteen minues-R. M.
Nustrum, Minneapolis; Ben Hieger. ].
r. D stler, Saint Paul.
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WASHINGTON Park WINNERS
Sidney Lucas Wins Mile and Fur
long Hnndican

CHICAGO, July 10.-The racing today
at Washington park was comparatively
featureless Despite the almost intolera-
bic heat there was crowd of almost the
usual size. The event of the day was
the victory of Sidney Lucas The Derby
winner OF last year was in the third
race, handicap, at mile and a Six
teenth. Gonfalon was the even money
favorite, and the Unknown and Reseda
were both preferred over Sidney Lucas
The fact that Sullivan had the mount
mad SomeSting to do with the betting
Sidney Lucas laid in last place until a
half mile had been traversed, then he
came forward by easy stages and even
tually went to the front and won hand
lily.
The victorious horses were equally di-
Yided between favorites and good priced
outsiders.
Weather clear; track fast. Summaries:
First race, five and one-half furlongs,
purse $G00-Memnon, 112; WINFIELD, 6 to
5, won by four lengths Jaubert, 49, Van
dusen, 10 to l, second; Hans Wagner lis,
j. Woods, to /, third Time. 1907 Is.
Second race mile and seventy yards,
purse $G00-Evelyn Byrd, 1902, Steele 10 to
l, won by a length; Odnor, 80, Dawson,
6 TO l second; Gawaine. lOl, Knight, to
2, third. Time, LAS 4-5.
Third race, mile and half furlong;
purse Sl,400-Sidney Lucas, no. Sullivan,
8 to !, won by two lengths; Malay, 1O2,
T. Knight, 10 to /, second; The I'm
known, 1O4, Dominick, to l, third. Time,
LAG As.
Fourth race six furlongs, purse $500
Anna Balm, Ill, Van Dusen, Is to l. won
by a neck; The Lady, 10, j. Woods, 10
to l, second; Montanic 112, pullman, 8 to
l, third Time, 1:13
Fifth race, mile, purse $5O0-star Cham
Der, 112, WINFIELD, even. won by three
lengths; Boney Boy 49, See, 10 to l, sec
ond; Scarlet Lily, III, Butler, 100 to ],
third. Time, 1:4.
Sixth race, six furlongs and fifty-five
yards, purse $6Oo-seide, 100, J. Woods, 8
Knight, Z to 5, second; Beauty Book.
100 Ransch, 80 to /, third Time, 1:16 2-5.
Tomorrow's Washington Park entries:
First race, one mile. sellng-Light
Ball, So; Uncle Tom. So; Haidee, 9O Tam,
many. Chief, "a; Alec Sprung, Nansen.
1O6; Miss Soak, 107; Andes, 1OS.
Second race, eleven-siXteenths of
mile-Iawrence NJ, 100 McChesney,
Last knight Huzzah, Lord Quex, 1903,
Rosewar, Our Jessie, Autumn Leaves,
lG4; Bellies Commoner Blennenworth,
Bragg, 107 Eddie, Busch, no.
Third race, the haywood stakes, 81, 0OJ
added, five furlongs-Flora Pomona; Sir
Oliver, lis; Pentecost 12l; Charles w.
Meyer, 1913; Ed Austin 49, and Abe
Frank, 125, coupled as Bennett entry.
Fourth race, the Midway stakes, $1,000
added, mile and eighth-Rolling Boer, w
Fullen, Specific, 106; Mr.. Brown, 1906 and
Cambrian, los, coupled as Respess' entry,
Pink Coat, 114
Fifth race one mile-Conundrum, Rob-
ert Waddell, 1O2; Canmore, 105; Vulcan,
Caviar 115.
Sixth race. one mile, selllng-I.ady
Idris. IS; Barbara M, 49, Sortie, 80; Win
ter. Flueron 1903; Vincennes, los; Aston,
107; ST. Wood, Ecome. 1sS; Chorus Boy,
Ill,
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TennIs nt Ninrnrn

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE Ont, July
l0.-Play was continued here today I'm the
Canadian championship tennis tourna-
roent The feature Of the play was the
unexpected victory of CiOthier and Og-
den over Larued ana Hobart The for
mer team played excellent tennis and
deserved TO win from their older an
tagonists. Scores:
Mems singles, preliminary round-Irving
y, right, Princeton beat E. Glassco,
First round-W. 4. Larned. Summit, n.
default
Fist round-Clarence Hobart New
York, beat Montgomery ogden, Prince
ton. 80, Go, G-1
Handicap singles first round-W J.
Clothicr, owe half 90 beat A. G. Mcdas-
ter scratch. SO. 81. 10, defaulted.
First round-J. Atkins New York. owe
10, beat w. A. Larned, Summit. ". j.,
owe 30, 3-6. rs. defaulted.
Beals Wright Harvard, owe 20, beat
w Schroeder Toledo, 49, 60, 60
Championship double, preliminary
round-W. j. Clother and Montgomery
Ogden beat w. A Larned and Clarence
Hobart, Ga, 2-6 TO
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RAN INTO A FOG BANK.
Yacht Race at Newport Postponed
Until Today.

NEWPORT r. l., July 1O-The third
race between the Constitution Columbia
and independence came to an inglorious
end late this afternoon in a dead calm
and the thickest kind of Atlantic fog.
There was little time to form judgment
on the relative speeds of the three boats
for in less than half an hour after the
start the boats ran into the fog, and at
no time after that could all three be
seen at one time A little over an hour
after the start the Constitution Withdrew
ana came back to the city The Column
bia and independence stood ON for the
outer mark, which they rounded with the
columbia about a mile in the lead The
wind, however, died down almost to a
calm, and the leading boat could not
finish in the time limit. The race was
therefore called off and will be sailed
again tomorrow. AT the time the Con-
stitution withdrew she was leading, with
the Columbia behind by nearly mile
and the Independence by nearly two
miles.
The feature of the day was the mag
nlhcent navigation of Capt Charlie Barr,
of the Columbia. In a fog so thick that
1t was almost impossible to see a boats
length ahead, he brought his vessel to
the outer mark and rounded in elegant
style. The feature was the remarkably
close start, only four seconds elapsing
between the first and last boat across
The Independence, the last boat to cross,
was only seven seconds behind the start
ing gun
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AS a run getter Brain again leads the
list with Ryan and DilaTd close sec
onds. Brains success in stealing and
his habit of making home runs has sent
him ahead of the other two. who are
both far better batters Curley, Chech
and Breitenstein are found far down the
list but their percentage Of runs, taking
games played into consideration again,
puts them ahead of Ryan Brain and
billiard Lippert Cogan and Holly have
also been lucky in getting across the
plate Higgins average OF runs ranks
well up with the rest, but does not indl-
cate how good he is and does not give
him proper credit, when it is known what
a poor batter he is, and how very few
times he had a chance to show his
prowess early in the season McGill and
Wilson show up bad as run getters.
III ranArl.
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Bike Races mt Providence

PROVIDENCE, r. L.. July 10.-Major
Taylor did not appear this afternoon at
the Coliseum races and was fined a
second s10O Tom Cooper won the half
mile championship from Mcfarland.
Results:
One mile. 2:10 class-Won by Harry
Downing, California; time, 2:23
Half mile, national championship
Won by Tom Cooper, Detroit; McFar-
land. San Jose, second; time, 1870 4-5.
Mile handicap-Won by w. S. Fem.
Bristol. Conn. (J5 yards; Mcfarland,
scratch. second; time POP.
Twenty-mile motor paced race-Rees-
boiling defeated Caldwell by IL laps;
time, 36:02.
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Cheap ROund-TriD Rate
between ST. Paul, MINI, md
1hn PncIfic Cnnhf

On July sth the Northern Pacific Ry.
will place in effect a low first class round
trip rate OF $500 from Eastern terminals
TO Seattle Tacoma and. Portland Dates
July 9Th TO July 18th inclusive and the
final limit for return will be August 81,
1901 Destination must be reached not
later than July 18th; stopOyers being al
lowed in either direction within tho
transit limit.
This offers an unsurpassed opportunity
for those desiring 10 hunt new homes and
farms. to go into the Northwest and look
over the country. or for those wishing b
visit relatives or friends or 10 make
pleasure trips. 70 do so.
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Stated Tor Lewis IN the sixth.
Earned runs, Boston 2, Philadelphia ?;
two-base hits, Dowd, Davis, Schreck,
Cross; three-base hits. Davis. Seybold;
home run, Davis; sacrifice hit, Ferris
stolen bases, Freeman, Ferris, Davis;
double plays, Fraser to Lajoie to Davis
Mitchell to Parent to Freeman; first base
on balls, off Lewis 3, eff Mitchell /, off
Fraser 4; hit by pitched ball. Powers;
struck out, by Lewis 7, by Fraser 2; pass
ed ball, Powers; wild pitches, Lewis,
Fraser; time, 2;3S; umpire. Connolly.
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chicago Tennis TOURNEY.

the tennis touTnannat yvnra nIavad to9au
leaving Little and Waidner to contend
in the finals tomorrow. The winner will
meet Kreigh Collins for the champion
ship on Friday The finals in doubles
will be played Saturday.
Games resulted as follows today:
Singles, seni-finals-
Waidner beat Nundy, CAS- 60, 81.
Little beat Peters. Sd 60 Ga
Doubles, semi-finals--
Collins and Wiadner beat Baker and
Nudy, 6-2, 6-2, SO.
Little and Alexander beat McQueston
brothers. 81, GA, 4-6, es.
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SUM UP THE PLAYERS
RECORDS SHOW THAT BRAIN
LEADS IN RUNS AND LONG
HITS
TEAM WEAK IN BASE RUNNING
In sixty Games saints Make :s0S
Runs, While Minneapolis scores
Only 274-COgan Leads
the Pitchers

st. Paul fans can study a little dope
during the interval pending the Saints
return to Lexington. 1t is impossible to
make comparison except in a general
way, nothing in connection with the
playing of other teams in the league
has been compiled But those who
know what the record Of a winning team
ought to be can look over the following
and decide very quickly Just what chance
the Saints have in the race for the rag.
During the entire season st Paul has
been shut out but twice, and has let it,
opponents down without q score three
times. In ten games the Saints have
been beaten by one run. and In six
games they have beaten their opponents
by one run.
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ROTHESAY Firth Of Clyde. July 10
Another open water trial OF the sham
rocks was started at about II O'Clock
this morning Off Bogany Point. Island OF
Butte. The challenger allowed the older
boat to get well away TO windWard and
several lengths ahead thus permitting
her to get the first Of the fresher Off
shore wind.
The Shamrock l. maintained all her adj
vantage TO Kilkattan but the Challenger
then picked up rapidly and passed tho
eX-challenger clear to leeward after a
clever bit of sailing
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Canadian Cup Challenges.

TORONTO. July 1O-A "a meeting of
Judges of the Royal CanadA Tn Yacht club
tonight, the yacht Invader was selected
to make the attempt to bring the Cana
dian cup to Toronto.
1t was proposed to have additional trial
races between the Beaver and the invad-
err but it was decided at tonight's meet
of the Invader in three trials already
held entitled her to the honor of lighting
for the Canada cup.
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+Batted for Gatins in ninth.
Earned runs, ST Louis /; left on bases.
St. Louis 6, Brooklyn 4; three-base hit,
McGann; wild pitch, Harper /; double
play. Dahlen to DAILY; bases on balls, on
hughes ! off Harper /; stolen bases.
Kruger Shreckard, Keller Heidrick and
Wallace; struck out by Hughes l. by
Harper 2; umpires, Schriver and Carsey.
CINCINNATI SHUT OUT.
CINCINNATI. July 1O.-Taylor had the
allow man to see third base and onIv
one man reached second Hahn, too, was
effective, but misplays counted against
him. Score:
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Earned runs, Baltimore A; two-base
hits, McGraw, Williams; three-base hit.
Brodie; stolen base, Robinson; sacrifice
hit, Brodie; double play, Foster to
Clarke; first base on balls, off Lee /,
off Foreman 3; hit by pitched ball, by
Foreman l. struck out, by Lee 2 by
Foreman 2; left on bases, Washington G.
Baltimore 6; wild pitch. Foreman; time
1:40; umpires, Sheridan and Mannassau.
EASY FOR THE TIGERS.
CLEVELAND, July 10.-Cleveland lost
again today. bowling pitched good ball
to no purpose, and Cleveland's misplays,
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PREVENTED BY CUTICURA SOAP,

to Brain in getting extra bases. but Is
far behind as he has total of but six
teen. billiard has sent out two home
runs and presses Ryan closely C0gan
is the only other man on the team 10
make four-bagger Holly seems TO
have a liking for two-base hits, and has
made as many as any one else on the
team. Three-base hits, aside from those
made by Ryan and Brain. are a scarce
article and, strange to say. Higgins has
one TO his credit
The following is a detailed record that
will show just what hits have been made
by each man now on the team
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WORKED HARD TO WIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 10.-After
fighting for ten innings against strong
odds, Milwaukee succumbed in the eiev-
enth, the Chicagos making three singles
in succession. The visitors outbatted the
home team three to one, but clever and
sharp fielding prevented high score.
Conroy, Geier and Duffy played Brilliant
ly in the field. while Donohue made q
down the bleachers. For the visitors,
Mertes, Shugart and Mcfarland carried
off the fielding honors, while Sugden,
Isbel and Jones did the best stick WORK.
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COGAN WINS MOST GAMES.

The following table shows just how
many games have been won and lost 10y
the various pitchers who have been con-
nected with the Saints through the sea
son. The record speaks for itself with
the exception Of one loss charged TO
Check and one TO Cogan. In Checks
case he was sent I'm to pitch against
Minneapolis when no one else was avail
able and after McGill had practically
lost the game. In Cogan's case he was
sent In 10 pitch against Minneapolis in
one game without warning and when
the game was even up in the eighth IN
ming Cogan was taken out and kneppcr
put In. The Millers scored the winning
run off knepper In the ninth inning. The
record to July Is as follows:
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ONLY ONE RUN SCORED IN TWELVE
INNINGS OF SENSATIONAL
PLAY
PIRATES FINALLY WIN OUT
Brooklyn Loses at st Louis, New
York Wins at Cincinnati, and
Philadelphia Wins at
Chicago.
National League

PlTTsBURG. July 1O-Today's game
was one of the most remarkable of the
season Boston lost in the twelfth inn
ing by two wild throws. the first by
Lowe the other by Dineen. letting Wag-
her score. Dineen pitched a magnificent
same "nlle CHESHIRE was saved only by
his teams sensational fielding. Attend.
ance, 1900. Score:
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BRAIN AHEAD IN BIG HITS.

In hitting for extra bases Brain has
long way the best of il. OF his fifty
eight hits, seven have been home runs.
and he has batted out four three-sack-
ers and as many times he has hit for
two bases. This gives him a total of
thirty-one extra bases. Ryan has failed
to land a homer. but he has landed sew
eral doubles and triples. He ranks next
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Iwo-base hit, Tannehill; three-b bases
hit, Schrall. Hall; double play, Flood to
Davis; bases con balls, Hulswtt 8, Da-
Wis, Honeyman, Schaefer, Hernon, Tame
hill; struck out, Honeyman, Reid, Flood,
Schrall Holland, Hemphill, Bandelin,
Schaefer; left on bases, St Joseph 8,
Colorado Springs S; umpire, Tyndal;
time las
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo, July 1O-President
Hickey, of the Western league, tonight
issued the following. bulletin:
Contracts with Omaha. T. Fleming and
II. F. Payne; released, w. ]. Reid: sus
pended by Denver, Elmer Meredith and
w. A. Hickey for jumping their cor
tracts; suspended by Minneapolis, Jiggs
Donahue for jumping his contract.
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Rode DoubIe Centnrv.

Miss Blanche Boucher completed a
plucky 200-mile ride last evening. cover
ing the distance In 1890. Miss Boucher
started from Monks place at Lake Cal
noun, at o'clock yesterday morning,
and during the entire day she was paced
by tandem teams The long ride was
finished In fine shape, and a large crowd
was present at the finish