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THE MURRAYs WITHDRAW.
They Are No Longer Part Owners of
the Murray Mine.

For many years the Murray mines
at Dunmorc have been operated by n
firm composed of a. j. and NJ. j. Mir.
luy, John Kearney and Mrs. Brown.
The Murrays have sold their interest
to Mr.. Kearney and Mrs. Brown VINO
will hereafter operate the mine.
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ulonious aul enthusiastic portN, ana
,N able Democratic press. they SUR
mounted all obstacles. I want To rAS
iCuarly ,vmmcitd thc Young men 90
the party for the pHr' they plAN""
IL ;his campaign
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JUDICIAL CANDIDATES
ELECTED AT PITTsBURG.

Ry Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Pittsburg Nov. 5.-The local judicial
candidates elected today We're:
]. w. Over. Orphans court; Elllott
Rogers. common pleas. No. :: John NJ.
Kennedy, common pleas. NO. j: San'ue'
A. McClung. common pleas. NO. -
Marshall Brown, common pleas. NO. |.
These candidates We're on both the Re-
nublican and Democratic tickets, ana
all Mere reelected.
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-rh. Tribun. will guarantee to print
your paper book quicker than any oth'
er printing house in the city.
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Free Railroad OF Bus Fare to
Schlieyer's.

While the Slrik" continues elsons
ordering photographs al Schriever's, To
the amount Of 50 or over will be al
lowed free railroad on bus fare Ia and
from their homes--unless they live
more rhan twenty miles from Scian-
ton
Smoke the new lileon &C. cigar. -
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Received Today.

II case of III roru. Porto Rico, cigars.
Five sizes. order quick, they are going
fact, Both phones, r. g. Dean, tos
tonuell building
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the bishopric of this diocese when tho
question of division was up
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A Dull Election Day.

Tn" bath Of ballots ycstcr-
day Was the most uninteresting
in this city for al LEAST a quarter of a
century. The vote WAS exceedingly
light aud the same apathy that existed
during the 'lmpaigu continued
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but % votes had been cast. and in the
Second district II few over a hundred
were recorded. Will" iE the Third aud
Fourth districts IL comparatively light
vote was east during the day.
The voters Of the First district of the
Fifth ward were very active during The
day. and some excellent work was done
in getting out the vote. shortly after
4 o'clock. 49, votes had been cast. This
district is II large one, with "A good
many Democratic voters. although ii is
regarded as IL Republican stronghold.
The Second. Third and Fourth dis
tricts of the Fifth ward We're strongly
manned with the regular party work.
erS ana some excellent work was ac-
complShcd. The vote was light during
the day. but from o'clock ON, things
were pretty lively. The count con-
sumel much time. and it was nearly
midnight before it was recorded.
some lively hustlinE was done in the
Fifth ward. where Coroner Roberts re-
sides. and Judge Carpenter can be
proud OF the vote he received there
y strong Democratic vote was polled
in both districts of the Fourteenth
ward. Comparatively little cutting was
done in either district. and most of the
work there was done by the regular
Democratic party workers.
Fifteenth Ward.
At the First district of the Fifteenth
ward. there Wer" lis votes cast before
80 o'clock, which is a good showing
for that district, and in the Second dis
trict of the same ward, 131 votes We're
in at that time Considerable slashins
was don" in the Fifteenth, particularly
in the state ticket, while the local cam
| didates had many strong adherents on
both sides.
| The surprise of the day was the large
| Republicans vote polled in the First dis
| trict of the TWenty-tirst ward. which
! now includes many new residents in
| West Park and Tripp Park. Al oo'clock
nearly one hundred votes had been
polcd. nnd the voting was lively
| throughout the day.
| In the Second district Of the Twenty
| nrSt Il light vote was recorded, but Il
| noticeable Republican increase deNel-
| oped during tn" day. Indications point
| To he Twenty-lirst ward becoming II
| Republican stronghold in the course Of
| u few years.
IN all the wards no disturbances We're
| reported. and the usual election day
| rontrov ersics were Of friendly char
| aCter
| The most interest of the closing hours
of the day Crntered in the West Scran-
| ton branch office of The Tribune in
| jenkins drug store. where returns were
received every few minutes and bull
! lrtius were regularly posted until ii late
/ hour. All the local party leaders We're
anXiously awaiting the news from Il re-
| liable source, and the crowds around
| the bulletins attestcd the popularity of
| The Tribune,
South Scranton.
| Yesterdays election in south Srran-
| ton WAS rrmarkablc for TWO things
| first the orderly manner in which it
Mas conducted and second because of
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South Scranton.

Yesterdays election in south Srran-
ton was remarkable for two things
first the orderly manner in which it
Was conducted and second because of
the light vote cast Notwithstandpg
the army of workers placed in the
field 10y the rival parties not over half
the average vote had been east up TO
o'clock.
KS the figures SNOW lnc vote was
liSht throughout With one OF two "X-
ccptions, but the most pleasing fea-
tur" Was thar neaCr prevailed,
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Lawyers.

Smoke the popular Punch 1oc. cigar.
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Receiving the Returns.

Those interested in the outcome of
the election We're deeply So. The fact
that the fight would be close was gem
orally believed and this quite as much
~ anything else tended to rouse in
,ereSt
The Tribune, as Is its want. spared
40 expense in collecting the news and
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NOM, ,.,,-,,, 81 49,. h,,,i.oa ,,.,,
~ ~ VI" w. u'l. m" MI. n w.
W. H'l.''' it'l-u, ~ 10" wan
nay gone ou' on S' .,t,
,, NEtNA. ARE, gahh N'iSyg $u'' ,iiysnn , ia.
"l7 NUM- ih N '"' ~
N"""llhE ulllS'li J." 'u' H''u
NEW ORLEANS e 3aE's y. AlAA' prom,
menu lu e"4mer'iaI 'ng1ps nuG rN 'l''''"
Ntl''S "IPIal7''' Is yea" i'"nl ".""
NEW YuRK.-lt is officially announced
that he English lawn tennis team mas de
ridcd not to visit this country this year.
AUBURN. y. Y Frank Wenncrnolm
the chautauqu1 county murderer. was put
20 death ly electricity In the prison here.
WASHINGTON. Colonel Joha s Most,v,
tho fsmous Confs1.r5+m lea,iar ms Neon
appointed a special agent of tn Fc lerul
land Office
WICHITA. Kan.-Thc packing plant of
Jacob Dold Il Sons Of This civ vas totally
DESTROYED BIS hre. The loss Is SllU.UlU.
With insurance.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala-fhc board of IL
tors of the Southern BsSo18I asSanil TO 3
aWurdcl tho RrmughHm franchiS. to w
j. EO"s ani associates,
HUNTINGTON ". Va lmgc number
If prosratinns among farmers and min
mrE are reported VIII Cartwright and
Homer Goollug of Guyau win die
MANILA The United STATES .nuy Trans.
Pou Hancock has arrived here 9ith Adiu.
TAN General H. g. Corhin and surgeon
General George NJ StcuheYg on board
coT1-UnIA = g. r1or,.,. n,,o,,,,,,r, ~, ,
Eel Harvey two wrll-knowu FAR nor. in.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

chattanooga. Tenn, July 10 CHATTANOOGA
LITTLE Rock game postponed owing 10 rain
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WILL BE NO CONFERENCE.
Officials Of the Steel Trust Will Not
Listen TO WOrkmen.
LATTER MUST ABJHcTLY SURRENDER
A Force Of detectives" is to Be Put
on Duty to Guard the Mills,
It ls Reported.

New York. July 49, AT the close If the
day today representative Of the highest
interests in the United states steel cor
poration authorized the statement that no
conference concerning the steel strike had
taken place during the day and that none
is likely to take place until the Amalg1mat-
el association recedes from It's present al
utude. The additional statement is made
that on this point there can he no eoAlpro
mise md that the heads Of the constia mt
companies will not unonizc such mills as
have up to this time employed nonunion
men.
NJ. C Schwab. president Of the corpora
ton. is reported to haze held o long con
ference with Mr.. Morgan today Mt.
Schwab refused 10 he interviewed
The report from Plttsbnrg that thUc
would be conference which would result
in some ofer to the union men was MOT
borne out by the day GRANTS Yet another
umor OF the day was that officers OF the
Steel corp ration had arranged for fore,
Of detectives for safeguarding the mills
should an effort be made by them To re
sumo business
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


LINDEN Linden, club defeated Center
hin by score Of % 10 ~
Rel TON So far AT this term ~ oour,
forty divorces have been eiantcI.
GEEENVtLLE.- Lib Hart was severely
cut IN an alteration; his wounds viii NOT
he fatal
WOnnVuLE The school census for
Tyler county shows 2lT2 white and 641
rggrc cbi1rea.
KOSSE Two dcserters from the army
pest at san Antonio were arrested. Tney
were taken back.
MANILA The United states army trans
port Summer, with conYaleScenet soldiers
on hogcd, has sailed for san Francisco.
TEMPLE IN Browman, carpenter.
wHs severely hurt 10y falling imber his
head Was mashed aud his face badly cut,
CROWELL. An election 10 determine
whether this precinct should continue un-
der local option resulted In a prohibition
victory.
Fort WORTH. n. n. Caples was en-.
tangled IN seine while lshn2 AMI
drowned He leaves a widow and three
children
MARSHALL. Because Of the continued
dicuth, the water company has adopted
q policy Of cutting of Tie water from $50
t. =. IN,
FORT WORTH An interstate conyen,
tion of Independent telephone companies
Is To he hold here Wednesday An ar.
gani7ltilq will be formel
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VISITORS WERE BEATEN.
CawiIlOns Took The First Game from
the New Orleans Club.
LOIS OF HITTING AND MANY ERRORS
The Home Members Took Kindly to the
Delivery OF the Slab Artists
and Did Well.

In a smuggling game the Cawthons Of this
city defeated the Haberwashers OF New or.
leans yesterday by the score Of 10 to .. II
was a bad day for the New Orleans twirl
ers and the two gentlemen who OBLIGATED
were pounded inpartlaly Houston So
cured sixteen hits with a total OF twenty
bases, while New orleans annexed uina
with a total OF thirteen. rhe fielding Of
hcfh teams was little rocky In spots
but New orleans errors proved the most
cortiy There was. however some very
good work done by both teams \ one
hand stop by zchucr in the third inning was
particularly noticeable. Kius MISC made
some pretty stops and throws ana Schott
inGdc two huc running catches In left held
tayl0r caught q good game nnd throws Hike
ssot. Jhe New Orleans Seam bit the bail
hand and are very fast ou their fcct. but
iheg were weak IL che box and lack team
wark. The team played under many dis
advantages Yesterday, having Travelled al
night on the train. Today Sens, who s.
said ia be their best pitcher. win b. IA the
box and they prou,ise to put NJ q murh
better game tnp yesterday. The Caw
mons plHyed good snjppv hali both In tho
field ana at the bat The work Of Fred
rrtcks IN left field and Parsons at thr key
stone bag being especially noteworthy.
krnuss led the bunch ar the bat with four
gorgeous swats, one OF them for two sacks
Score.
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General ohseruatlcn.

Observations taken by United M.
weather bureau at $ p. NJ, 18th nedsy
time p@l
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THE RAIN IN KANSAS
Has Not Been Sufficient to Benefit
the Crops.
THE TEMPERATURE WAS LOWERED
BY Rcfreshine Breeze. Which Came
from, the South-Reports Become
More Hopeful.

Topeka. kan, July iG--while rain has
fallcn during the past twentyfour hours
In varlons parts Of Kansas. the drouth
is not yct broken and little benedt has
been experienced by the crops Tnp
Pains have been local showers aud their
only eject has bcen TO cool the atnios-
phrre ana fresheu vegetation. The re
freshing breeze from the south today
made the weather more hearahie than amy
during the past month. Two places In
the State report temperature ~ 1oI hut
the average is about SD, Reports Of blight
cd crops continue to come in A hopsfui
tone pervades most OF the reports, how
ever. In the Eastern division Of the state
crops are suffering more thsin In any other
The damage done IN the ecntrnl part Is
less severe while in the Western part the
conditions are tho most favorable. The
corn crop Is not the only tmpg az stake,
To ohtaln water for stock and for the
protection Is much studie9 piohlem. aud
one that viii not he solved until the con-
ing az rain Previous estimates of hllf
crop Of corn this year viii sin mold
goed IN case more rain comes within lhr
present week. Late apples nave been hurt
hif little while peaches are damaged aud
small fruits have failed almost entirely
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A CALL ISSUED
BY the Bryan Democrats" OF Ohio
for a Convention

BY the bryan Democrats" OF Ohio
for Convention
Clcvelard. Ohio. July l6.-The Official call
for the Bryan democrats" Of ohio was Vs.
sued to-day. 1t Is addressed 10 ''thc Bryan
democrats Of Ohio" and charges that the
ohio convention repudieted the two last
democratic National platforms and that
the action of the convention WIS the re.
suit of conspiracy mapped out NJ tho
headquarters Ia New York" The platform
ccnCludes rs follows;
II the action ef this convention stanus
mIebukcd then II must he understood
thar the democratic par as such has re-
ppdlaiel the principles enumerated In the
Kansas City platform and ratified and ap.
proved of the course pursued by the re-
publican party upe.A the money question,
IL the democratic party abandon tae MIN
elples laid down IN the Platforms Of 1896
and 1900, then II may as well close Its %.
litical career, for there IL little elsa OF
Importance 70 hght for"
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sweepstsks Shoot al Queens.

New York. July Ten sweepstake
events were shot today near Queens, L. /.
1his was the opening day Of the American
Grand handicap tournament and the ma
jorty Of the best professional and anna
teur trap shooters in the country took
part IN II,
OF the ten events I'VE were at fifteen
targets each and the other tve az twenty
targets each The best aggregate score of
thc day was made ny simon Glover Of
possible rs
The next best was made 10y V. r. Crosby
of Ofall0n. H.. the champion target shot
bert OF Spirit Lake, Iowa, with 1854 was a
close third and a. II Winchester Of phila-
delphla was fourth with l6l breaks Win
chester made the hest run OF the ddy,
making seventy Eve consecutive kills from
The seconA u the hflh events.
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struggle which has been 49,,
the last session two years ~ pnepsllnR d
Marley and the Boyton tplsesgtet
afternoon the X. 4. VI. snntav,,s I
abolished the office of snnre,nle Ts
which was held by Major iSe atrs
Mt salary Of 10000 nor va, 2 bsM
was the founder of the ardn, nv
the office Of supreme comn,arsalla L
defeated by ID. II. Markev Tl K
at supreme medical and dis,rit..ne 81
eNaminers were abolished and ! ! hs W.T.
medical examiners composed az ,b Oolft
siclans VIII be established m 'sN 4
5000 each. DR.. II. Il, Moss q, s.aallii
VIII be chairman, The salary !, lal B
commander was raised to STS00, Nv
and that Of supreme irectgi ~
$4,000. ID. II. Markey wifi ia ~ Afpa
nrcme commander and George 'fVSs
supreme record keeper tomorrow' IL. as
opposition. slisa
The supreme hive l.. Of r ~
officers this afternoon Ms forSn.i w
Weme commander, Lillian HoIIl'.Ns
tro't: lieuterant commAnder uis.Nf
y Downer. Chicago: record la ns II
y ma NJ. West, Port Huron, fnas.elIsl, Y
Mrs. A. S. Meyers. Port unrn i'.'.ss NJ
Mrs. Grace +. Meredith. Wab,sNla sl1
medical examiner, DR.. Snsan mslssa Y
Meadville Pa; sergeant Mrs 'tSuei "
son, Marsh alltown Iowa. mistr6ss I. d
Mrs, Nellie. +. Llmhson O Oregon. y M y
Marian Il. Abbott. Greely Colo sVu WI
a. LOCK was elected trustee y
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IMMAR OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.


Government zooiogist Stiles has found
Q cheap and efficacious cure for worms,
which were killing sheep ana goats.
Major Hare VIII represent the regular
army al the Austin enrampmcnt.
complaint has been made 10 the
sinte health officer u the condition Of
Eagle lake
The old sottlors Of Smith county are In
reunion at Tyler. af
The weather bureau report says that
cotton has begun to suffer from the
drouth.
The annual convention Of Texas post
ma stere Will begin AZ Galveston today.
girl was fatally burned by the ex-
pioslou Of a coal oil can near Madison
vilie
4 verdict for the plaintiff was re
turned in Houston vs. Wells in Con
zales county.
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District AVERAGES

Not included in means,
Number OF stations, %.
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Birmingham. Ala, July IS The locals
defeated Shreveport today in a flve.innlng
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IN MlssLsslPPl Delta.

Corn VIII Not Make Quarter Crop
Cotton Is Beginning TO Suffer
Jackson. Mss JulT iH Governor LIN.
rtr has returned frnm tue dJtu where
hr wont To Investigate ,he ,haraon cpl
6tmlc in company with Prof Rohert~,
state veterinarian They yacrlnated cvrry
nusc owned Icy the State aud are salts.
heG hat the sltua1iuu Is Improved
Charlton WAS found ia Sharkey lisa
gvt uua md Bolivar counties In the LAT.
ter county nearly all the stock died bcforc
fEf virus was procured.
"Nnisr than chRrbou and oil the disease
jrsi BOW said Governor Longno, rs the
GroHth The corn crop is ruined Toe
rirlh in the delta and the section through
which WE Travelled will not make one
fourth of crop Cotton looks fairiv well
hut Is beginning 10 suffer
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DOMESTIC.

There Is big attendance on the
Transmississippi Congress In session at
Cripple creek
The bureau report says there Is still
a good chance for partial corn crop.
The steel worlunen are satisfied with
the progress of the strike.
There are already 42.0o0 names reg.
isiercd in the oklahoma free homestead
lottery
Amy Leslie, the dramatic critic. eloped
with Texan who WIS working as
bellboy In a Chicago hotel.
Mime flremen in the anthracite region
have gone out on strike
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
Resnlts At nelnar.

st Louis July l6 -Four and half fur
lougs-Celonf stone, Okla, Lillian NJ.
Time. ~
Seven fmlougs. selling Arbitrator
Around Again, Connie Lee. Time, 1909.
SIX and hale furlongs. selling sam
Lazarus Revoke Ed L. Time, 1.94
Six furlOngs, handicap for 2-Nearolds IT,
Fthyleue Nlrduc Wycth Time 1.16.
allie selling Lunar, Meddlesomc, Prince
Sfunomouth Time AS
Scycn furougs, selling PrIma II, Verify,
John Morton. Time, l;2Sia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

The snow case has been taken under
advisemcnt by Federal Judge Bryant.
shipments Of oil from Beaumont are
Increasing daily
The Beatty well has broken pipe.
Another Guney gusher is expected In
at Beaumont today
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In Can Trust E1as Yielded.

Chicago, July 16 Important victories
were gained by members Of tho Iron
Modcrs' Union, eight firms signing tine
agreement one Of the eight concerns
was the American Tin Can company.
known as the Erin Can Trust" out or
the 1000 moldcrs who struck Monday over
30N Of them have already returned to
strike was ordered,
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SPORT

Eleata won the NJ and N, siooGo
stake Al Detroit and broke tho track
record
Abe Frank was the winner of the
Edgewater stakes at Chicago
Crowd at Cleveland pelted Umpire
Manassau with cushions and bottles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
pHILlPPINEs.

General Aquino. responsible for the
murder OF five United States soldiers.
has been sentenced to life inprison-
mcnt
Corhin and sternenberg have arrived
az Manila.
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FoREIeN.

Armed force attacked a train near
Tlorra Blanca, Mexico, and killed seven
men.
Britain and Russia ere delaying set
Element Of the Chinese affair.
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MidIand ~ r,.n nan,es

Midland Texas, July 10 Midland and
Big Springs teams played here yesterday
and today Midland winning both games
by scores Of to ?. aud II to . respec
lively.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, July 16. Eastern IN
fnrtly cloudy Wednesday; light II i,
scutherly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrltorr-rs
continued warm wednesday, and nroN,,
Thursday; southerly winds.
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OHIO NEGROES ARE ANGRY.
Think They Are as Good as the White
Nelerans

NtIETdTSs
Cleveland Ohio, July 1e.-Cleyeand ne
groes are angry over what they consider
an attempt of the citizens general com.
mlttee In charge of the @. A. r. encamp.
ment 10 draw the collar line The trouble
arises BECAUSE a separate committee of
twelve negroes Of this city has been an.
pointed TO entertain the visiting negro
veterans during the annual encampmept
next September The attempts to make
the negro veterans separate part of the
eucampment Is resented Those who have
10 serve,
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Vac Won Second Game.

WaNahachie. Texas, July 10. The second
game between Waco pnd Waxahachle was
played here this afternoon ana resulted IN
a victory for Waco IN score OF 10 !.
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K. or T. M.

The Boynton Faction Has Finally Been
Overcome.
Port Huron, Mich. July l6.-The frst
session Of the eleventh biennial Of the SUI.
pieme officers Of the Knights Of Maca.
bees and Ladies n Mocabees held here
ttday was marked by the closing Of a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
ABE FRANK WON EoaEwArER.
He Was Not Injured in the Runaway OF
Last Week.

Last Week.
Chicago. July 16 Abe Frank proved
Whist a good e-vear-old he is today h.
winning the Edgewater stakes almost 4
gallon from the hest youngsters 81
Washington park with the exception ct
rrdurance by Right. when Abe Frank
,,p.n AWAY three miles last Thursday after
his Jockey fell OH az the post n WIS
f,yretf in many chat the colt was So
liuilsI, ana perhaps permanently lnl4rtu
TAGny he showed none Of the eherts ol ~"
accident. Ridden by Bullman, he lay he.
hind Charles W MeNer ln m early NNrf
~ tbn contest and then came CD and won
with ease from Pcntccost ana Sil ullNer
The handicap AT mile and a furong was
Won nv Advance Guard, who ran one or
his sensational races, laying FAR ont or II
FOR the arst half mile and then coming
Win one of hts famous PUSHES IN Tie
stretch Caviar was the favoritH Robert
Waddel finished az the head OF the also
T6e report that the 2-year-old colt Bran
nlrnn is dead is mistake.
Five furlongs Approved, lshtar, Wing
Dance Time i;ol 20.
Mile and a firlong-Leo Newell. Odnos,
INC Edgewatei stakes, 5000 added, ave
and a half furlongs Abe Frank, Pente-
cost. Sir oliver Time l:0T
Mile and furlong handicap, $500 Ad'
vance Guard, Malay, SPECIFIC. Time
J Six ffnrlongs Sly. sharp nlra Burnie
Runton Time l:13.
Mile scotch Plnid, san Andres, Fantasy.
Tine 4033.