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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14
Los Angeles Times.

He has been one Of the staunches,
friends America has had In China. and
his loss will be felt here as well as in
his own country. Could he have lived
and retained health and vigor a few
years longer he would doubtless have
been Of material service In opening the
way for more intimate relations be-
tween China ana America. His steady.
Ing hand would have been Invaluable
to his native country had the govern
ment availed Itself Of his statesman
ship. But he Is gone. and China is not
likely to see his equal again in many
years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Brechnridge talked to the labor dele
gates. They are not used to having
such wholesome truths given them. aa
he told. 1t Is the usual custom to feed
them "taffy" and to make them believe
that they and those whom they repre-.
sent are the most abused and down
trodden OF all mankind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Frank James is going on the stage
and win make his first appearance in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio In "Acrtss the
Desert" In the past he has held up
the stage; now be viii attempt to ele-
vote Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

At King Edvard's coronation no die.
tinction will be made between
presidents OF republics and crowned
heads. A very sensible de-
cisIon. for Just as his majesty says.
he honors the country and not its
representative simply. Then. in repub-
lies all are sosersigns,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

An exchange speaks of the tariff reg
ulatIons In New York as "humilating
customs" II must be admitted that
these customs due take down the
nurse proud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

The war department says that Aguin-
AIDES captivity Is only nominal. The
ex-insursent lender must be impressed
with the fact That there is more in a
nnme than mefe name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

1t would be very difficult indeed for
the vast majority Of the LII. D.'s t.
give any valid reason why they were
made doctors of law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Last night the whole State was
shaken BY an earthquake. Last week
there was a landslide" Was there
any connection between the two?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Mr.. Kruger Is in favor Of arbitration
il the decision Is In his favor 1t Is
the same with most men. and nations
too.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Fer two week jokes on the Thanks
giving turkey WIN be In order. Then
the turkey will get It In the neck"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Senator Lodge declares that "the
Monroe doctrIne must be rlgldly up.
held" Why not gracefully upheld?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14
BISHOPS.

Blanks for the use Of block teachers.
In making yearly statistical reports. can
be procured at this Office. Is cents per
dozen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Chicago packer are trying to corner
the egg market What Is the purpos.
now that the elections are over?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

San Francisco having elected must
clan mayor should be assured of a
harmonious administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Harper's Weekly for November .. has
q beautiful frontlsplece entitled "The
Invader 1t represents a couple OF
farm workers viewing. evidently with
much disapprobation. the. advent OF an
automobile. The pan-American exposi-
ton and pan-American Congress are
subjects Interestingly discussed. There
Is a very Characteristic full-page draw
Ing. Election Day In the Country
and numerous other Illustrations
Harper g. Bros, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

1t is so long since the A. p. A. raised
It's head that people had almost entire
ly forgotten Il. But It seems that II is
not dead. In an address at Berkeley
Temple, Boston, the other day, II. p.
Bowers, the founder and supreme presl-
dent OF the A. 7. A., made violent at
tack upon the Catholic church. He al
legged that the deaths OF three Presl-
dents. and the blowing up OF the Maine,
were due TO Rome. In support OF his
wild assertion he only made more wild
assertions. The abaur,lIty Of the charge
Is only exceeded BY It's outrageousness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

The man Longbaugh has been def
nltely Identified as one OF the Great
Northern train robbers that committed
the robbery at Wagner. Mont. He may
be sent to that state for trial, the pun
ishment for train robbing there being
death. II is a very severe penalty but
holding up trains and trying to kill ex-
press messengers, and endangerlng the
lives of passengers. is a terrible crime,
and only By visiting It with severe pun
ishment can II be stopped. The cap
ture and Identification of Longbaugh Is
matter Of common congratulatlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Another French professor has taken
French leave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

The Youths Companion announce
ment for 1892 Is issued In the form OF
a calendar. showing a part OF the store
les and articles that will appear In that
publication throughout the year
Among the eminent contributors are
President Roosevelt. Secretary Long.
Chief Justice Brewer. and WI Ting
Fang.-Perry Mason Co., Boston
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

1t was good sound sense that Col.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-14

Health-Culture for November has
very readable articles on The Physical
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
GOLF NEWS AND NOTES.

Thee : r,a~- for 'aeoata.-ulra among 4,-,I
1I''eA'io1Ab IN The i-rhloa Of ,n- Nr,tet1 t.,lt
Nss0'.Atioa 80 adj 10 It. Anu.Gi ,A.mylou.htr
eont''t Tot W,~t-ru ptofes'put!s n. a.,t
prei AVE BEEN ,ryin, Tor 40 ,rars 4. IL.
dars i@ Metropolitan COLI ,,.--ria,i,n q, M,
S.lL, 70 underisk. ssE'at poalsat abi N N,
Ws':ern Nrnt4tr gt0Nrs fue,~sf thrir .rsrtt
may not b. uGasaillr. The ,hnuplIHsslp I,r-.,s-
!. gpen u all amateur, t-ior EinY 10 tb. v,,.,r
you N,,oei.tion and VIII TAXI pi.e+ Aug = 10
'"u''r ''nu. nt.' chic.<a
PA!I RRa, tie iuO.bal ,u4ch VIM IA. hoe,
IN ihe Wet for the las tao HTasnH, IN. ~ .,I
Up sa!i tor change this sumner AMI ,yisrITtlH
| - MAJ ihx Eoj; prOSrsGA, lie ~ua . tournament
| '''.H'', ~ he Madison Cuup'ty Ciuu wis.1u.in
| G. Rsnnard. Tui-Io golfer. vi, Il .ssp,i.
ing tho summer a. s-Ahrixht, hAs son ,hr ir-.i.
beating y ". s.us-r in ,br ana, rn,bd nv
W .hd to play similar cup s,i be PLAYED
| Tor through August.
Ni,. Bessie Anthony. the woman golf champion
| OF The West. ts:Aia-i her .hould.r sa ,,,,,,I,
| IN recent tournament that sb- hS- teen unable
1 70 way FOR or-r week, and shr ma b. unabI.
.W'.r In ~ ~onen'. open Tournament, th,,
| week At he uien ri<s Club. ChtcAe
The n-w course Of the Atlantic Highland. col,
| Club !, 3.l3 yards LONG .ni weekly eDrnpa.
ttions have b-.n arranged Tor August an, SEP
| 'smbet. The Philip Moshv, Cup h.. Irpt n.
,a-nb.r. bu', In competition Tor n. la. w.. we
.seE The leading plsy,r ar- q. ", Dsiany
/! l. pslAny !. D Morrison, q. Z Moore. d. /.
| Moore. Alexander Morton tn. asnit,ur. I.ia Oh,
| III. original course
| Tho annual competition ,ot the ehai!ens. Gu,
Of n. E.scr County Country Club Near ito-,on,
| - nov under way. and n. .istt who au.Itns.
ere " u. Min,n. q. Mec. sArssn,. r B. C;uin
sM.!s ~, & 1; We %ocS; T., 4 cres1st. G
The sIeh, men qualified from a nsid of slit,
starters. all piay,nE from scratch. And the lowe.
was ~ strokes. made BY Sargent. n
1 y a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05

have Just purchased castleton. the 6l:-
acre farm watch is !"cI,cd seven miles
from Lexington. They bought /, from
the Ford heirs and paid $500 for It.
Tn. BinEhnmton Baseball team has
lost the services OF Its star pitcher. Err
nest q. Crabhill. He has quit the sport
for evangelical work.
y team OF expert cricket players or
England Will sail FOR this country on
sept l. They Will Cennin acre a month
during which time they Will play at
Philadelphia. New York and baltimore.
The entries Tor the national lawn ten
mis- championship tournament. TO be held
III Newport next week. will close on
Thursday night. Nearly every crack
player in this country will take part In
ne event.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
.BOSTONS BEAT
THE CHAMPIONS.
The Datting Order.
nd throw OF renney's peppery ground

and throw OF Tcnney's peppery ground
cr. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
to RIA, FOR .wo sAeks. Murphy ;ooir
Dahlen.s pretty liner close to The left
famed irwin famed One run.
Demon, beat OF, a slow hounder to
Dahlcn. Cooley sacrificed Kelley 10
hauled down Murphys miseue. Lowe
was easy on Srasscr to Dahlen. NJ
runs
Firth inning.
Farrell die,l. Long to Tenney. Dono.
van canned. Keller. = cit bounded safely
on Dement'S knee. rsnney took Sheck.
ards weak stab. No rurs
Long famed. k1ttridSe was easy. lr
stand and pulled down will!s's high
sixth Inning.
Kelley laced one PCS, renney for a
base. DAILY hit to Tenn.y and was dor-
hle dup with Kelley In a lightning play.
Dahlt-' r!pred OF n single to len. Dali
len VAS nailed on n steal OF second. 40
runs.
slagle out on Irwin's nne assist. Ten.
nev walked. Sheckarl clutched De
mont's liner. Farrell easily nailed Ten
ney on n steal No runs.
SSSS"s" su"suAs
McCreery died. Demont to Tenney
Irwin out. same way Farrell aired To
Cooley. No runs.
Cooley stroiied. Murphy sacrificed
him to second. Cooley tried to take
third on n short passed ball. and was
nailed on Farrell's nulck throw. Lowe
flied to Shcckard. No runs.
Eighth Inning.
Donovan ripped OF n beauty past Lowe
for one sack. Keller mtscued to Lowe.
Donovan made II clean steal OF second.
Shccis I'd was out on a peppery drive
to Demont. Donovan advancing to third.
Long made a great pick up OF kelfey's'
wet and threw the runner out. No
runs.
Shcckard took Ionz ny close to the
fence. kittr!dEe pushed out a single
to centre. Donovan threw Wild to sec
ond on an easy grounder by Willis and
both runners we're safe. Single walked
.iling the bases. Tenncy flIed 10 Nc
Creery and kittrdgc beat the throw
home. Demont winged a fly to sheck-
ard. One run.
Ninth Inning.
DAILY out By way o: Long. Dahlcr
singled 10 left. Dahlen stole second.
iMccreery famed. Irwin out. Lowe to
SCORE ny INNINGS.
nroof! -. 80. o Nl
|. .;on IL. .......... o o -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS.

The steamship Astoria. or the Anchor
line. which arrived yesterday. had on
yuuri ia. raCir. spars ana som. o! '!iS
gear oi tn. cup challenger Shamrock
II They viii hc forwarded 10 BROOKLYN
to-day to await the arrival OF sham
rock II
Tho big tro,iing meeting 20 he held
under the auspices OF the Brighton
H.ach Trcttins Association Will begin
q, the Brighton track next Monday.
The meeting VIII last for one week.
There will I've three events cardcd Tor
decision each day
The annual midsummer regatta %. the
Williamsburg Yacht Club was sailed
yesterday or the clubhouse ~ North
Beach. The wind WIS 20 High, that the
course had 10 be- reduced one half.
Mcssrs. James II, and Foxhnil Keenc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
=HEARTBREAKING
GAME FOR GIANTS.
rho Hating order.

began was liberal enough to rr"sar" ~
50" crowd before tho double slauzhter
was over l'acre vas a LIBERAL -priHk-
ling women
Manager Davis cent Mnt,y and Smith
into the points to srab on the hr-, game
and ines we're opposed by Townsend
and Mcfarland for The Ouakors
Van Hlndf the Yves, Sca York lad
prtc'is"A in Giants uniform to-day
ana HdI soon he given trialir the nell
Tlr.t Inning.
Thomas failed to connect with three
os Mattyr Swiftest wolverton tracked
long rs to seloach Matty got ,No
strikes on Flick. then passed him drsn.
He WIS caugh, trying 10 steal second
on The irs; han pitched. smt,hr thtvm
h..n. swit, aud accurat. No runs.
Van waited I'll he saw a low ,n-noot
coming and slammed II to left centre
FOR a pretty single. S.ibach hit two
fouls Then Dwyrr called him ru, on -
aide one Woiverton made scientific
pick up ana swift chuck over ~
StranGs hard roller down the third base
line. Van reaching second Mcfarland
ov.rthrrN second t,b catch Van and the
runner lopch to third Flick ran back
mile /? pun down Hickman's hard
smash. No runs.
Quaker. Pounded Mntt,.
In the second running the Phillics
sized M Mathcwson's curves and pound.
eel them out into safe territory. They
scored three runs on singles by Dele
haniy. Mcfarland. Cross and Townsend.
bad throw by Davis and Jenninxs's
long iiy to S.lhach.
The !rst run scored by the Giants
sas secured In the sixth inning on a
hunt by Van ilaltren. n single by Sell
bach ana McFhrlnni'a nun OF Town
sends throw to the plate OF Hickman's
grounlcr 10 catch Van.
In the last half %! the ninth inning.
Hickman went out. Townsend ta J.n-
nlnrs Davis walked. D-lehnnty mis-
Judged McBr.d-'s hot liner to left and
h" took two bases. Davis landing On
third. Smith 'i!cd TO centre. Davis
scoring. Camel singled 70 right scor-
INK Mcbride and tying the score. Gan
gel took second on the throw In and tn"
crowd yelled for Ave minutes. Mntty
fi.i to Thomas, Two runs.
In the eleventh inning the rhnlIcs
tlinchcd the game BY making thre" runs.
Van Handt failed to r'top Netherlands
nings then singled. sending Mcfarland
home. Jennings stole second and reach.
cd third - a Wild pitch cross, walked.
Jennings scored on Tows"ri's sacrifice.
Thomas single scored eros, The Giants
were retired IN onc-two- three order In
their half.
scoRE ny iS%IS6s
fhilsdslphia o ~ u ~ % g
s.s Yofs o . o o o o o 8
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
RESULTS AT HARLEM.
RACE TRACK. HARLEM, Az ;

RACE TRACK. HARLEM. Aug. -
The races scheduled to be run mere to-
day resulted As follow:
First Race-Six and half .ur!onvs.
Won by w. Is. Gates. u to l and 5 10 !
nanco, = 10 ! place, WAS second ana
Hylo third. I1me-l,l s-5.
Second Racc-Threc-u!arto.s o. a
mi!e.-Won by Miss Bennett, !? 10 & and
out: Burnie Dunton. 2 TO FOR plac.
was sscond: Federal. tnird Time.
LIZ Ii
iWon by F1lon Dor. 4 to ! and I 10 Q:
A0co B.. : TO for place, was second
end Bermuda Hundred Third. Time
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New Works Tied the
Score in the Ninth
and Were Beaten in
the Eleventh Inning.

For an OF day +, was Snla occasl on
q. IN. Polo Grounds. whcr. the Giants
met the unassuminc bu; S,ngery Phil
lies In double header The result Of
the two game. meant much 20 the
Davtsites az ~ win both would send
them up to within a point or two OF IN"
leadership Of the second division and
within easy hR!ling distance OK much
coveted place in the ranks OF the "hrst
four
Nlntty aud Taylor I" Pitch.
There were too good reasons WHY A
big and enthusiastic crowd out in an
early aopearancc-,hc mrs; because
Mathews and TAYLOR were slnt"d 70
do the slab work. both OF whom are
now pitching In superb sty!c. and. sec
ondly. because the dav WAS one In a
t,undred--trcsh mir. blu. -k"s and brisk
breeze. from the west. laden w'th tn"
fragrance OF new-mown hay and apple
blossoms.
Al! the boy. felt cut up hy Phyles
suspension. Alt hal N" criticism to
make. Phyle's' oNcnsc was committed
right on the home grounds and Mana
ger Davis could not le, the breach %!
discipline pas. unnoilced. Every one
hopes. however. that the popular young
twirler will resume his .nac" on the
team at the end OF his period Of Gus
pension. determined to make No for his
shp by earnest work during the ba!anc"
OF the season
The 0uak-rs Mnscot.
"Smoke." the Quakers black mascot.
vas much In evidence again during his
teams practice
WHO'S going to win to-day. smoker
oueried rooter.
20 de Lord. ho-s. An can't make ont
20 de Ne OF me- said Smoke Dem
Oar double headers dun mix dis econ
up. sartin.
NOW. Of you Mis,ah Matty dom,
ewine pitch de fusi game Al amt
Kwinc To pred!c,ifv muffin bout It.
But ef you Mis,ah TAYLOR done pitch
de fist game ah ;'.nk dem Ph!llics win
agin. for Ah'm dat fo'tunc-,cllin' man
Then Smoke changed his sky-bluc CAP
for combination Jockey cap that Was
spanGled with all the colors OF she
rainbow. !, Ia said he has a different
cap for every inning OF a game.
Mig Crowd at Matinee.
The attendance when tho nrst game
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JENKINS WINS
THREE RACES

LONDON. Aug. 5.-"Clcm'' jenkins.
the American Jockey. won three races
n, the Hurst Park Club August Bank
Holiday meeting to-day. taking the
Hurst Park Handicap with Frank Gard
rer's Biddo: the Mortlakc Handicap
with Nippon. and the Scurry Plate. for
two-ycar-olds. with Mr.. Gartlncr's AnS-
mering.
At tho same meeting the Earlstield
Selling Plate was Won by Escurial, with,
J. II. Martin up.
Richard Cookers Minnie Dee. J. Rein
up. won the Saltley Plate ut the Biz
mirgham August meeting to-day. W.
e. whitney's Luke Ward. l.. Reifr up.
came In second and IIaut- En- Bias IN.
is.led third.
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n ia,s ''G rs g %,.n fireman !: 3. e 70
iStns hr.mbi.. IS. Michi.l,lO i i 10 Il
re PARABLE li5 MsCue. , 1879 !
Hines i". sh.s ...... II 70 I,
IiriEaii-r llo pcana0r !. . ~ I
H. Ant.r lp Harm, 10 20 '
li"anihsr', lie nullmau 10 II 10 .
STAR fair won driving rimci ~ IL
The i"ld in the Surns,gu was at the
irSi iurtN-1vc minutes. Rockton. Blues
ana Wn!crCplor Scfc III. bad actors
, When the nag finally did fall they went
away IN perfect order RocktOn was
moving when h" broke and he At once
mad" III" most OF HIS advantage. racing
ny IN" stand hcad IN from OF All
Gold, who was length hcfor. Water
,,p.hr- The latter length In front of
isrlsai!"r
Mound IN. first turn wa.crcoor
moved and Joined Rockton. and they
raced together 10 the far turn with Al
Gold, Imp ana King Rrambc In clos.
hlnch behind. ON the turn Watcrcolor
fvll back bat. but II" was s,ill gong
easily. and his admirrrts looked upon him
10 run over Rock;On once they turned
INTO - stretch When they straight-
"n'i out, however. RoCkton at once
drew away and Spencer started to drive
Watcr'Dlof Tie thr.c.yEaikA.l was
DOM, hOcwvcr. ana Euckton won easily
by two lengths. Waiercurr coming
sirong through on last fur.ong. got NJ
IN Tim" To- hra; Watcrcoior half length
Tor tn" place,
ftfth iia,.-E'iy. and a half furlongs
Won 10y Gay Boz, Dark Secret was
second. and Mnn-o- War third
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WINNERS AT DELmAR.

. RACE TRACK. DEI.AiAR, Aug b.
ne races scheduled TO be run here 20.
Z lay resulted as follows:
6 First Raoe--F1ve and half .urIongs.
won BY CrmeAn. even and 10 5;
80 Dora, , to ! Tor place, was second
Col. 6tono third. Tlme-i09l.I
A Second Racc-One mile and twenty
1nrde.-Won by Monograph. 5 to : and
q 20 81: Tickful. out for place. was sec.
sd: Qnannah Parker. third. Time
EAird Raee--Tnree-quarter OF a mile
won by Judge Pettus. 6 to | and ? Ia
! II 8enham, 8 to !! for place. was second,
eeont B. third. TIme-l.l6.
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INDEPENDENCE
Was STRAINED.
Boston Yachts Insides
Disturbed in Satur-
days Fierce Race.

NEWPORT. r. T.. Aux. Son board
the Independence was said TODAY
that the yacht probably would rot 20
out for day or two. II appears ina,
tho boston boat did not escape nm
scathe'i from .he nerce contrs, with the
columbia on Saturday. but that several
OF her interior braces We're ben,
through TIE terrific strain Tn. new
plating. howev. r. held Remarkably well
so that the yacht leaked scarcely any
de+spii" IN. sever. pounding
Fans FOR 'u,ur. racing Tor tho iud.-
rrndenc" are SIN uncertain nltf.urh
th"F" Ii good prospect ~ contest with
the ii"rr-shor yachts In Long islnuI
Sound In tn" incan,lm. III. VIII r..
main nj Ne" port for 'r"lu"nt practice
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Columbia nj HrI.,ui.

BRISTOL, II l.. Aug The Dix
sirro Columbia came here from Sew
port IN tcw today To haze H.r main
boom changed Her own spar. whirh
oHsklc' IN a race with ~" Constitution
on Newport a month ago. had Gecu
repaired. Ini II was stepped ana il.
htung. adjusted his afternoon. nv
3hs tuition S'l!i remains at tnChor on
the b,it -hpp- Rlsg,r- wUr. iIi.iIy
a. Work IN her Il j. expected thut she
VIII ~ rrtly ~ -nil bN nnNi ,rhur.s.i.,,.
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upAulo al once went 30 III front
Uarrcttp H.is Clurc behind and Lone
tish"gmIu Wls fourth rhIs nr,!rf held
~ IN Dslr urn where ii1yulto G71t NJ
o. Dolnuan Mercer drppplug Dut 10 IL.
Harct,o aad pollnip then raced head
and head 90 the stretch where DulAniu
di-posca W Nlr iiIchnpyk hos" In
the gtrrIcn Lone Fs.hrrmAu challenged
3tt,l SHAN Naa forced TO Sc hard drive to
win hy ! neck Lone Fisherman wns a
length IN front ~ l.ituo Daisy,
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smoke rushed To- m" front In tho hrst
furlOug ana wA" soon lp.hed hy i1ldur.
Tho raced together heads tT art u leug n
iu ndNlrC" Of King Pcpprf and kiui!-
X Huir until th"y reached the FAR urn.
an tIe tiru l~td1r and Smnk" u cw
AWAY. md II NGts { rad hoi dr,Vc - tie
,u.t SIr H. winning hN head from
t- ior. Ain, was two lengths n from, 81
<tunihluui
,f1pNy llNrE
ufearaa wl dp ar awe - =
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n. rl..b =, I" 5y4Goji,, e,y uroas.

Hanover queen and LuXcH-tn wery
IN" pac"maNcrs, racing head and head
To the stretch. with Cation two Lengths
away and Golden Cottage two lengths
behind him, When they turned into The
stretch ilAA1ver Queen died away and
CEiltun began 10 close on I.uNcasta
Goldsmith VAS y length tehind the
leaders all this time. ana az soon AS
they straigtlt.ned out Turner went 20
work and RAPIDLY tsSan to make I'D
ground In the last sixteenth Gold
smith came with an electrical rush and
. got NJ In time to beat I.uScan.,.
head. the Inter being hal! length
In front OF Chiffon
rouH-u RACE
The SARATOGA HAndieapa for threc-ye,r.ohis and
up ono mile ard an eighth.
Betting
Starters. Wits. jocks. slIilRPin. strPiacr.
!!ost,on. ilG, Turne': ,....t j Il 10
wa,ercolcr, rs. sunss... 8 q, 81 az
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RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Aug :.
The entries FOR 'o-morrow's races are
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baseball Polo Onds. To-day. games Il adm.
bss. Az =. u Phita. W. New Yeik. Adm sos.
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Fn,nilInr Face. In ming.

In the ring there were old ttnil'nr
faces 81 the Metropolitan layers Eidi"
burke George Whe"loCk, Sol l.ieht,n-
stein. Matte Iooram, r. =, i'rhFsall
ilni oit.r dig operators wrr" pcrrHei
Oh their nigh stools
iclting started Oh with ruth. which
promised plenty ~ work Tor ihc ayers.
John +: Madden to-day s"lN 'irnn, 20
rIur,ur. Mlckuy. li"up j. nnidc.
,wo.yDnr.oId Whose priyn," trials have
been very CIs,
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The Saratoga iAndicapa for thrcc.ye,r.ohis and
up: ono mile ard an eighth.