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FIXING UP
NEW CUP.
DEFENDER R,
stitution's Underbody
Scraped at Bris!ti-Hew
1b Cut,

BRISTOL. +. T.. Aus. :s.-The e:ew Q:
he. Constitution began work tails fore
noon .cra ping tae uadeEooay ria,es from
.taE.nYs walch we're lowered aoo-i the
soc, from stem to stern.
/. vas sesa to-day iaat tie cor:c".":
mater which had collected t?on the
metal had hardened muca :rom sxp'.
sure 10 sac air. Tas remova! .: ta!f
foreign substance VII. be more e.1a
cui. undertaking than tas a.; one I
moth ago. Is The ent!:e hull. below the
wa:e.i!ae. Is ,a!ckly covered. Aoovs
wa.er. however. tie p.a:cs are as osssa.
as when the craft vas .uua.hea.
Part Q! the lead See! Is unde: wS;e:
20 ,ha: tie PLACE repaired BY tie live;
yesterday cannot be seen. The :atd.eG
p.a.e va, No; no!eed month ago waen
h. boat was on the railway. because OF
the FAC: tina, :Ee Grade iimSe:s coming
n contact vita this particular posi- u
>. tue .... oLs,"rtd II.
a new 10 to replace the one which has
beer IN use on the Constitution 10 oc!n:.
n ads.
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TAYLOR Will CO
FOR RECORDS.
THE "MAJAH" THINKS HE'LL
DEFEAT MICHAEL.
Ola nivnIs I" Race Friday Xight
on IiiK Gnrden
Track.

Major" Taylor. the black wh!rlw,nd.
ieeE confident that he will be able TO
lower the coio-s o! Jimmy Michael when
they meet In series OF motor paced
races nj Madison Square Garden Friday
night. The iusky flyer and the dim!nu.
i've We~hman have no, met IN three
years. In lsaS they nc, In a series ~
paced races At Manhattan Beach. paced
by CUNTS. and on tina, occasion Taylor
was victorious
see where Walthour broke all rec.
"rds In the Garden Monday night said
the Major yesterday. but Just keep
your eye on me when meet Michael.
! think can follow pace for I'VE miles
rs fast az anybody in the world. and II
Jimmy thinks he u going TO beat me.
he VIII have to show faster ctr.
iormanec than HI has ever done In hi.
NE | Will cut out miles on The Garden
track close to l.J0.'
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BIC RIFLE
MATCHES
Revived.
irish Team Here to Shoot
Against Americans at
Sec Grit Pan ges.

An ot--n-e nc:!ce IA AT English new.
p,per led e the coming "a this country
=. ,ha Us e. R.1. Association team,
Visa arrived to-day on ire Cuuasd
ine steamship ;e-via. Another resul:
o: the -o,!ee IS ::,e revival o: the r1es
matches between ireland ana tas United
states. tie ias; o.e Of wt.ca was hsld
n lic:a.. IN 1875.
joAn McK:.na. tae Secretary Of tn.
C.s'sr team. :oit ,le story Q: how the
Association decided 10 come to the
C-itci States.
"soase tine aso. IN .ool:!as ove. .
Newspaper he SAID Il carr across q
1ot:ce t.at lie Sa;!o..l EIae Assoc.a-
aoH .: Arc..ca challenge! ~. world
II aiso stated :hi; tho c,a,es.a s teams
were 70 use ne arms OF :ae.- country.
TAa: shu; ireland o.;. as we havo no
"at!o.a! a5rs ard would nc. be eoastd.
eyed as q nation. However,. ! de:o:.
."t7sc 10 aa:we. ard wrote to Seer. cary
Jones. OF iae association n It's coun.
Try. AID told him tina, NhIe we coI!a
net comply With the c:ao.;!oas Q: his
CHALLENGE suggested a revival O: tic
matches Q: 1875;
"ile favored :ny suggestion ard got
toseiaef team and + re Ne axe. Nys1
sc!l. Capt, James Wilson and Major,
sii!.ae! are the only members o: the
team WHO were Il the matches OF 70
mo IS. Bo.a OF t.cse Yeas .eg.et To
say tho Americans won
The match begins =: Sea Cir, Sspe.
ls. The teams 0: eight men will con-.
9ete at ;he go so AID 100 ysri ra1ses.
The" WILL nre h.teeu ahors At saSh
range
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BASEBALL CHAT.
Standing Of the Cube.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

rs Giants nss sure! have stsu:S . vtnalas
strsak. THREE f;rIsa: f:,n s1sa S.rosS
,sI:rS-'tnn ~ TIE QIsksfs aiDos, ASSURES dat
i<s u he:s for rssiisat'ees
Charley Hickman promises TO ds~s.sp tas>
sood pitshsr. In tao ~, girass 80 tas
t~i:Ied he hss oaly bean sasyy ait eleven t.oass.
~ "a :e.,sr een.ider''E that HEX. Aas
nc. stitched IN ever three !slYs
aka4.G DiGs paytd great game u ssess
n ths tSo samsS With the oaiie1 ysstsraly
In he,a rance hs made three ssts hits sse!rsA
tea rsn. aniMss 10 :hs aniaa o! tvsi<s e,hs1
I'D e1'J made ore error. vsieh VS. MOI costly
Jnst keep II nc. G-arg:s. aad tie rsss a A.
xssg may DO iks~se.
Axle" ArBr,de. he 0!sa:s. OF. asIass. ~
in'o T.. brick sAil IN fisst asid a. Phi, 10.
shii yss;,riIy while esAsias 4 Ieas ~. a.a
vas s,uan-d fos fe~ minu:sa 10 rsssn,ad
5iay!nx. though
lac Stshlt All Boston team Of TIE Asue,f.
an LSasG. played 4 atssa.ina!nS game ,.etse.
Jay Al Best .. me after ~ea " . seo.e Of
10 J.. co fo1nf pitched tor the 3os:oas
and Miller Woke. i..aa the s!so 10. TIA d.
:ro',a.
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D|X|E[|NE
LANDED THE
STAKE.
Jim TuIIy Ran Second in the
Feature Event at
Saratoga.
ispeel., 10 ~, Er,nlnk wor!al

fSpcciA. 10 TAG Ervhing Noti6l
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. y. Y.
Aug, 2S.-The last day but one At Sara
toga found large crowd at tho course
looking for getaway money, and a
usual the cir was thick with 'umois
OF good things TO be cut loose. For
shat reason the play OH the LONG shots
was such as TO give the bookies n
good round book for the nr.i time in
many days. The weather was charm
Eng. the track fust and the card fairly
Eood There was nothing lacking for
good days sport.
The Albany Stakes for two-yenr-olds
was the feature o. the card bringing
nut good nelG OF youngsters. Tin
claiming OF Sch~albc and Honolulu Of
the fourth yesterday develops come pc
euliar features. II IL said that Andrew
Miller. ownc: OF Honolulu and "a stew
formed tina: Bailey " buckley. owners
81 Equailzc. intended 10 claim Homo
lulu.
The story goes that h, asked the
trainer o. Schwalbe to claim Honolulu
80 as TO forcstall Bailey * buckley
while In return h. claimed Sshwait.
30 as to give the thing the appearance
ef being genuine. Both Schwn.be and
Honolulu are stu In the sta blcs OF their
CORNER owners.
FIRST RACE
For .our.yeI-olas and ny. haral. handicap.
nile and three
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She dil this IL less than four hours.
duli4s wnici Considerable time w.'a
w9.tsd in 'uifinS M or unn.ceS'iiy
taekiEg.
shipper Pleased.
Skipper Sycamore was h!SIly p.~a:rd
With The days work. His new rarins
canvas "a, re 4ar hat and little
nIrc seasoning and stretching.
The ..sS ~ Ma an able. es'
7.t'Iiy when the masthead men went
,!c.' sails were sent dow, with run.
In fact. 40 sa'!-'i j d, llcns'rs
'toi W II tn. conduct NJ the green beau.
y 'ha. rci;h"- g Thomas. Designer
Watson nor nr II'lylrd were aboard
tho racer to.dry. They sTrr, the tine
on 80 r-'n With the Friendly Sons 81
s.. rl..tc,:
- tres during he spin Shamrock
.'ptcd wa. estimated at - and II knots.
md Yet she was no, asked 10 do her
Tomorrow she ri. be sent over ore
OF thc ,--c-h1's Cu. CO cs X the Sc
go p " -..r,ro-t We, r-ade fa.':
:, h-- roo-'-v buoy for :hc day.
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l,'es." Nothing Ike this Eatecy r-n.-
pi'-" IA. ever been seen In this coun.
before.
Then the crew broke on, s'rysai, and
small 10 topsa!l. and Shamrock was
ady for fast wogk. Sycamore Saye
a :u!'. ard in long boar.s she
ach"d her way M the bay through
y" main ship chan-c!
Passing tae fort ard un 70 Quarantine
u ~J'. vas ..v.. III AMI sic 1.n
Ss!o:c tsc Wind FOR walls A. !. Is
shamrock turned on her kccls and be
gan TO beat her way back 10 the iiuo<
The run up the bay mad not been sersr-
tioral but Il was very sat's'a.to5"
Mef .Sh'ie the Ern had come on; ara
followed nlong. On eosri was deleIn.
ton OF the Friendly sons OF ST pa.
rica and several members OF the Cath
O = r'irh
shumrock sailed In all abou; forty
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ynh Event swuarosp


horseshoe ~ Sandy HOOK, III. sind
came from the sotihward and eastward.
ana even under the lee OF Sandy Hook II
WAS blowing from 'igh, 10 ten knots
outside II hrns stronger. ana the tops o.,
IN" long rollers were whipped m into
spray.
II was not exactly a nasty sea. but the
challenger would have pounded lot.
aud Sycamore elected to stay inside this
morning.
At about 10 o'clock the sailors on the
challenger. having finished their break
fast smoke. began hard work for the
day. The big ma!nsa!l was sent slowly
aloft with sins-song chorus as 1t was
nattened out until there was not n
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DELMAR RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. DEI.MAR. Aug. Is.
The races scheduled TO be run here to.
day resulted AS follows:
tirst itace-Threc-dua o! a mile.
Won by Tickle Saint. ! to . and even.
Hcng!st. 3 to 5 FOR place. ran second and
Emily Oliver third. Timc-l.l5 81
Second Race-Onc m!le.--Won By
Walkaway. 3 to ! and 6 to 8: Joe Dough.
y, y TO o for place, was second: Charles
ID. third. Time-l.i3 Ia.
Third Race-Three.quarters OF a mile.
Won by Wakcta, 10 to and 2 10 /.
tunnels for place, 9 to 6. ives second
'anad Toby Tosa third. TimVtI.Is.
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| culver TO be seen IN tho creamy c!ou
az II swung 10 and fro In TIE breeze.
Then. In order 10 give the crew a &:
~ setting sails while under way.
was broken nut and the chalIegs
rlippcd away from her buoy. She :.
the fleet without escort and tunnel :.
nose toward Ntycslnk Highlands.
When the litile waves began t" "lai
themselves into spray AGAINST Sham
rocks tcctn as she Hcw a.ons close
hauled, skHper Sycamore ordered the
monster club ,opsa.l sent alon. Tt.
sail has only been used twice. tu; II
was set In nn incredibly .hor, SPACE o,
lime ana asa.n It~ perfcc; 1T WI. TIE
source OF wonder among the "o.I bar
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HAWTHORNE WINNERS.

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE, Aux.
1.-Thc races scheduled to he run here
seo-day resulted as follows:
= First Race--Five and n half furlonga. =
q Gn ny LinTo, z to ! and to 6; Baby
! Leu. 10 = for place. was second:
lesscd. third. Time--l.o0 -.
IS scond Race-one mile and an eighth,
EENon by False Lead. Is to and 6 IA
gsA arry Preston; 70 h!,r. place. sec.
Mid SRace-Fivc-cIghths Of n mile
~ Pronta, 8 to 9 and 4 10 6: Even.
1 Il Mar. even for place, WINS second
; IN Glitter third. Tlme-l.0e Ia.
~ 18TH Racs-One mile.-won by
94yeta4. Ito and !: to 8. jiminez,
s. 49, a.. 1lns- " W. an
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.BROOKLYNS MAY
GET NJ C|NN|TY.
?ITCU-R EXPELLED FKO.l
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The "Trou Man" Accused 81 splt-
ting IN Umpire ConnoIIy's Face
During Recent Game.
r,.e,., 10 III, Ex.n,a, wo,,.. !,

CHICAGO. AUG. :s.-B-a Jehnron.
President OF the American League. tails
morning formally expelled P!tcae: Nc.
,;ianlty. OF TIE Baltimore Club. from the
League. McGinn!;y's ofIense Was spit.
lag IN Umpire Conno.!y's sGce in re-
,eni game in Baltimore. The chances
are tina, McG nn.ty viii go 70 Hanlon.
Hho wants ham BADLY. no" that Ltuok.
si!i today:
II! the National League expelled a
player for doing what Mci,nnity did he
you'd never play In tae AMERICAN
..onal League does with him."
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Coupis c>-onid sad Anal
STAR fair. woa driving Time-il3 IA
There was long delay AZ the post
which practically killed the chaOces OF
the topweights, Lightweight Jim fully
raced away In front. taking lead u. a
couple OF lengths In the run TO the
turn. where Fc:ncsole was second, !ol-
Line In n close bunch. There was no
change to the stretch. where femesolc
was swallowed up as soon as the bunch
Strengthened out after Jim Tully. Tho
latter began to hack up AZ the sixteenth
pole and Dixie Line. coming strong, won
close race by length. Jim Tuliy was
three lengths in front OF Smart Set.
Dixie lane ran In the familiar :,lurs OF
Col. Pepper but was rum Ing In. the In
chased him before the race.
Jockey Woods was tlned $50 ana aus
pended for day for pulling UP at the
post In the second race.
FOURTH RACE.
Fos ali ares; handicap. mile and , sixteenth.
Starters. ~hs. iosh. s,Hl,Ftn. srPtIst
Terminus. us, Bsl!m,a. 2. ihi3:!o :.
s. y sn,.s, l ic S %ss., u :. q 40
STAR rooi. Won driving. T,m.-lS
St. F1nnan made the running 20 the
stretch. followed by Terminus and The
sent 10 the front under pressure and
Won In hard drive by half a length
st. Finnan was th.re~Iuar'crs OF !,
length IN front OF The Amazon The lat.
Ter was badly pocketcd In tire stretch
FIFTH RACE
For so-ysa'oi4s eliin< aNe and hsl'
Sarioasa
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"FlGHTING is MILD"
Gus RuhIin Compares the PuEiiis
tic and Football Games.

You don't remembe. me-" were tn.
words Of soldier as Ne graspei Gus
Rubin by the hand at San Franclsco
the other day.
Your iasc Is familiar replied the
fighter. but mus; say that | cam
place vou.''
II wa. member OF your football team
In ONO. resumed the bay n o.ue, "and
oh! yes. I remember you now" In.
teri Lpi.n Rubin. and tie NO III. -
talking ABOUT the days when the boxer
was "a guard on the Akron eleven.
do you md nzh:!ng any roughcr
than blocking the hau?" was asked.
'BoxlnS ~ no harder -'or.s or s.verer
or 'h~ bod" ..'o-''i III. Tnn wAo 10
a fellow io.sn'; run ,u.h a 5. In ,i,-h;.
in OF abruptly ending his days. F.cht.
Ing !, mild when compared with foot.
ball
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MATCH PLAY AT NEWPORT
survivors "f Irnier.Iny's PrcIimin.
nry Round Meet To-day,

NEWPORT. Aug. ?N-The mrs, round
at match play for the Presidents Cup
and the first and second consolation
cups in the Invitation tournament O..
the Newport Coli Club will be piay.d
this afternoon. Those who took mari In
Yesterdays preliminary round mad
very creditnble showings. and the game
to-day should be Interesting.
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.,o"okcn. to r,n, xcwburs..

On account Of all OF the American l-,xn.
teamA bssnG engaged In scheduled sauaea va SUI
day Manager Davis has secured the crack New.
burg team to play the liobokshs a. the 81, Gsorx,
Cricket Grounds. Johnny psssan. the sx.Oant
txirIer. who struck out seventeen men lsIt Sun.
day at Railway. y. j., will plteA for shs New.
hurks The latter team will also have he ssSvIcmt
81 four SauepAl LsaGus playsgS -, =
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NEW YORK AT
PHILADELPHIA.
Continued from FRS, ragcD

pushed up a high foul for Jennings. \
Wild pitch gave Setback the third sta
tlor. Davis beat on; little hi, to
Cross. scoring Selbach. Mcbride
famed. one run.
Thomas walked Barry was dead at
first Davis to Camel Flick beat OFT
"a hit to Murphy, Thomas attempted to
score on Flick's stolen base ANA waI
out Mt the rubber. Dclchanty popped n
foul TO Warner. No rms
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Shandonheld raced to the from, and
opened up r gap OF several lengths In
the bunch. which was headed hy Mon
aana Pioneer. Miss Graf; and Equaiize
IN the run home Woods went 10 work
on Dark Secret. and. gradually wear
ing shandonaeld. was four lengths In
front OF Montana Pioneer.
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SHAMROCK SAILED IN LOWER BAY:
SEA TOO CHOPPY OUTSIDE HOOK.
Breeze was Strong and
Water Rough-ChaI.
Ienger Didn't Take
Chance Of Pounding
Again.

shamrock's crew woke IN this morn
ing 10 find another hne young breeze
kicking UP little whitecaps inside the
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Special - The rr,a,r< WORLDLY
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Ahg. %
The entries for to-morrow's race. arc
~ follows:
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second Inning.

Barry and Jennings pu, Murphy out.
Camel planted beauty IN right FOR a
base and was safe nj thiri on Hall
mans bad throw o! Warmers hit 10
Barry. Dcnzer waS dead at nrst. HALL
mao TO Jennings, CAMEL sco:inE Sell
bach was dead one Barry 90 Jen-
nings. One run.
Jnckl!tz swa,,cd single ~ left and
tok third on jcnnings's two. Dagger 10
left. Mailman swatted to ccn,rsneld
FOR three bags. scoring Jacki!tz and J.n.
ninys. and tailed himsel! on Davis 4
Wild throw to Strarg. Cross hit 70
right for two sacks. Van ifaltrcn went
IN 20 pitch for New York. lIickmaO g,,-
ing to centre. White was out. Van
iIaltrcn to Camel Thomas popped "a
Stran. harry lifted n ny to Mcbride,
Three, runs
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Short Spins Up and
Down, While Not
Startlin Were
Deemed Satisfactory
-Lipton's Guests on
the Erin.

niles to-day. sae MATS ,~o tip. :.en
tie Horseshoe &C the Nar,owI a..i back.
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!n'"rs'Ay 10 tbs mast ssvsV.
'ul ana strangely sse tive iaea.
:Ets aver esvsi-eed BY seisaes
!cr tie esasst Of MAJ. Il psr.
nAhAsllS e.Hsa 4hAsA II

7ppf .""rNAy 10 tbs mast osVOss
'sl ana Strangely sse tive iaes.
FOR THE :s;t ~ ~, e:,',,s:a ., ;:,:as.
SICK. ,'as !, s ssaas. .A. s;,: ~ 81: :ss
p.ia With ni:wsiyou, .s,tainev.
u 10 eombnsti1a e psyeb' c farrs With amaze.
aon. p'iso1ous vegetable rsmsdiss which dr:vee
ii,siSe fo:evsr from the systsn SD msiSa 4 u
ate nth rev lie snd n <o.. Tao ne rvr are ~.
steady. the brain cells stimulated the Slos1 NM
rich And pure and the circulation Increased. Goms
OF the cures e6settd BY the ne~ W! Aopst1ie tYes1
nsns Ars really "'f.vs miracle. rhousanAs Of -,
pie toward whom the Eauat anssr Of Death 81
h<sun 10 .ro!n: have ben restored - r,S0se
heath and give Il their unauai'ass ana snsausi.
ast'e 'neorssnsnI Positively no osss - ~ sfpb.
born tn yisd to its iaausooA
FREE. 3. =. ss, - :. ;:1 ~: ~ X. Sss,s ::
the diseevsrss q The NJ
HOME s !ssi!si a.. =: :. ,;::s y: 81. !:
teal world. Asass tAs sBDpeoaa
TREATMENT. IS wi ii, ::'.s;iss:I', s,s.. e.:
your cas- Individually asl
prssr.ths sispis Asns Sseae.
msnt. nee Sr'AHv7'. which 10 gusrantssA - Rsko
you veil ana strong. Yoar eoSfssposdsnes viii b
held s.trrdiy confidential. Ne viii slss seas yoc
trss copy Of ZIP v9easrfni ssv boot aptitl.s
hoot Describes fatty the v,t,op,this tfsee.s.s 81
tells ysu bow 700 rsn acquire thb voaesseSi ps0s
- sn' eurs you''sH sad the sieh srsaad vos.
ruov. TUos. p. ADwyy. pvessAe.t.
Ip.tst-te ~ vhysScnMs & Surgeons,
OMee. l70Y. Rochester. y. Z.
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Fourth Inning.

Mcbride landed one In right for n
sack and took second on u rr,sscd bali.
Cross fell IN trying 10 Held Murphy
iiy ami i. was safe ~ first. Cross took
Cancel, pop Ny iIaliman took
Warner. ny and Mcbride was doubled.
No runs.
Mailman gave long fly 10 Hickman
Cross. singled past StranS. White d.ei
n little oAr to Van lialtreO. Cross stole
third. TDomas worked Van for a walk
and swlrcd second. Barry also pcram.
bulatcd. fllinH the sacks. Flick wa.
out. Van to CAMEL. No runs
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Satire and CoburS raced away In
front At q terrific clip. opening up n gap
OF three.Quarters OF a length on Alarl
Scheck. who WAS racif,y with Scotch
Busch. When they Strengthened for home
the pace told on che, leaders ani Ca
burg was the first to crack Alard
had nothing left Alard Scheck secured
rather an easy victory by length and
2 half. Satire was three lengths In
front OF Coburg. Godfrey broke down.
THIRD RACE.
The Albany: handicap 10, sso.year.oid,. 81,
faYlonrS.
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rhiri Inning.

Stranr was out. White to Jennings
Barry and Jcnning. took care OF Van
iiu.trrn. Dlvis swired three times. No
runs.
Van Haltrcn struck out Flick. Strang
and Camel took care OF pcchn'ty.
Jncklitz's nit War too hot for S;rnng II
handle. jennings forced Iacklitz At sec
ond. Davis to Murphy. No runs
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FIrtl, Inning.

Hickman lifted one out 20 Dclchant.
lial!man AMI Jcrning. laid Seibach Ia
rest. iIaliman made n phenomenal STOP
q Stranx's hit ana threw him out nj
first. No runs.
Delehanty waited and walked. Jack.
l.tz. also walked. Murphy and 0anxe
took care Of Jennings. Mailman doubled
Cross singled to centre. scoring Hall.
man. White forced Cross. StrnnK Ia
Davis. Thomas famed. Three runs.
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"61Ft sVoa' Won HITTTHS. F'mV-F y u
Decameron made all the running and
ron cleverly by neck from The Rachc-
tor. who closed very fast al tn. end
Curfow Bell was second tu--.Ic stretch.
Nherc she blew up. and Tr!ilion cam. on
and secured third money. three lengths
behind Tho Bachelor.
SECOND RACE.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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Medical.

OLD DIR. GRlNDLE.
Is Yeas . spse.ai.st Ia disease. VI m,a. Uadsr
OLD DIR. ORiSDLES se!ent &c trtAtment bIeoi
and skin diseasss. pains 10 tia boals red spots
kidney and bisdder complaints. seaidinS. Ia.
ELIMINATION. gravel. AZ. afs speedily evrsd. In.
osdirnsnis rcnavsd auasrrs. do not vls,s time
DR., ORiHpLE has rs'o.9 for marvel ous cures.
OFFICE OVER % rEAHssAr - wes, i:lh 81,
IN. e N,ars. . ~ O. snnd.ys lItsa
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shumrock sailed In all a5ou; forty
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For sour-yeaF-olis and ny. huril. hsndesr:
mile and three quarters.
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Hosiery and underwear at reduced
prices at Ottomeyers!
]. H. Siegel made business trip east
last week.
Geo. Paul of Renville visited friends
here the past week.
C. J. Evans left on Monday for Sleepy
Eye on business trip.
]. W. Differdang, of the Racket, spent
Sunday in Minneapolis.
Jay Behnke left for Tracy on Tuesday
to work in the N. w. Station there.
Jonas Laudenschlager OF Sprinfield
visited with relatives in this city Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Smell of Candy
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Barnes
Misses Ida Nagel and Ada Hermann
are among the, Pan-American exposition
visitors.
Miss Minnie Hollnberg of Minneapo-
lis Is at the home of her parents for a
months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sommer enter
tanned Miss Louise Hoppt of Glbbon the
&c +bo ,,aet
DR.. Strlckler took short vacation
this week, going to the northern part of
the state to look at farm lands.
A. J. Domeier Of Aurora, ILL.,, former
ly teacher in the public schools of this
place, is visiting friends here.
DR.. Adams Of Morgan brought pa
tient by the nams of James Jensen to
the hospital for treatment on Friday.
Attorney John Lind of Minneapolis
was in this city on Thursday, having
been at Winthrop to visit his mother.
On the drygoods side of his store G..
A. Ottomeyer has a very attractive win
dow display of handkerchiefs, etc.
Miss Hertha Weschoke who has been
visiting friends IN Milwaukee since the
close of the school year Is again at home.
The most popular place for man and
beast this SINNER has been the public
fountain in front of the Brown County
Bank.
On Tuesday last man by the name
of Carpen working for j. H. Dorm in
Nicollet county was overcome by heat
and seriously affected.
John Schneider, county treasurer, is
taking in the sights at the Buffalo expo
sitlon and his daughter has charge of the
office during his absence.
Emil Book was seyerly scalded while
at work about steam threashing outfit
at Lafayette. He was brought to this
city for treatment on Friday.
Saturday is said to have been the
hottest day that has ever been recorded
by the government officials at Minneap-
oils. The thermometer being up to 1e2
in the shade. Many places of business
we're closed on accountsof the heat.
New Ulm review., 1901-07-24

You can never cure dyspepsia by diet
ing. What your body needs is plenty of
good food properly digested. Then if your
stomach will not digest it, Kodo1 Dyspep-
sla Cure will. It contains all of thenatur-
al d1gestants hence must digest every
class of food and SO prepare it that nature
can use it in nOl1rishing the body and re-
placing the wasted tissues, thus giving
life, health, strength ambition. pure blood
and good healthy appetite. .Eug. A. Pfeff-
New Ulm review., 1901-07-24
Low Rates West and Northwest this

Low Rates West and Northwest this
Summer.
Via the North Western Line. Excursion
tickets will be sold to San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake
Denver and other Colorado, Utah and
Pacific Coast Points, as we'll as st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Dulnth, Dakota. Fl t
Springs, etc, at greatly reduced rates,
with favorable return limits, ON various
dates during the summer season. Fre-
quent Fast Trains. Through Sleeping
Cars, Chair Cars, Dining Cars. The best
of everything. For dates of sale and
full particulars, inquire of ticket agents
Ghieaye & North Western R'y. 50
New Ulm review., 1901-07-24
w anted.

At once, three good laboring men to
work in Sleepy Eye fburing mill. Good
steady employment.
81 Sleepy Eye Milling Co