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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-19

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-19

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w. B. Frame, City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-19
TO THE NORTHWEST.

Chas. Replogle. Atwater, A, was In
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a great deal with my kidneys and was
requested to try Foley's Honey and
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I was able TO go to work again. now
am entirely well. Bonner & Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-19

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authorized to refund money II they
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-19

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-19

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City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-19
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
TAYL0R'S Squirt.

A sudden burst of speed by Major"
Taylor In the trial heat of the half-mile
handicap professionab Il that saved
the cycle races In the American Sta
dium yesterday afternoon from falling
far below the average country race meet
Outside of this one dash for prize there
was nothing worthy of any lengthy de-
scription
Even the l5-mile motor-paced race be-
tween Walter Smith and Fred II. Dahlke
was a big disappointment. and looked
like a practice sprint. with Dahlke max
ing the going Smiths defeat cannot.
however. be laid 10 poor pace. for the
machine was able to give him more pace
than he could hold, and Smith had to
suffer defeat by almost two laps at the
hands of a man who before last week
was never known to follow the motor
tandoms. Dahlke had the pole at the
start and was never headed. Smith
chung TO him pretty close up 10 the 18th
mile. In the 18th Dahlke hit up a little
and crawled away from Smith. who lost
his pace. Dshlke wound IL up for I2.
laps.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

Saturday. This is the final game between
these teams. each having won one. The
,rown e. Sharpes have an open date for
Saturday, Aug. "a. and would like 10 ar
range a game with the Ge leral Fire cN
tinguisher team. The last game played
between these teams was won by the
General Fire Extinguisher Company team
owing TO the fact that the Brown d
Sharpe team was somewhat broken on
that occasion. and had 10 play with a
picked team. They have no fear as 10 the
outcome OF another game. Address all
challenges 10 ID. McPerson, polishing
room, Brown a. Sharpe
The Young Cedars defeated the Barclay
Boys yesterday by the score of 10 6.
There was some vyshitting by Louis
Piaceptini. While Drury and John Bjork-
lund. John Bjorklund. the pitcher, struck
eight men out -
The Lowell Avenue Stars defeated the
Young Giants yesterday afternoon in a
well-played game by the score OF TO O..
The features OF the game were the nne
pitching OF Smith and the catching Of
Hall. Casey pisyed star game on hrst
The Young Tigers will play the Sweet
Briars at Crescent Park Sunday for the
championship OF 14tto l5-year-old teams.
The Tigers have an open date for next
Tuesday Send all challenges 10 c. Rosen-
field, 10 Shawmut street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
NiYoPIA.
RACES AT SARATOGA.

Beautiful weather, an attractive pro-
gram and one or the largest crowds ever
seen on the Saratoga course were feat
ures OF today's racing. There were some
upsets for the talent. but no sensational
incidents characterized the sport. which
was good throughout.
Perhaps the greatest surprise party
was in the first race which was re-
garded as an alright for Cornwall. who
was backed 10 a standstill and most of
the pencilers rubbed him off their states.
He got a bad position at the send off.
however. being the last horse i'm the
field. and with the ground to make up,
and the difficulty OF picking his way
through such a big string of competitors.
he made no show i'm the running. Des-
ttute seized the lead in the opening fur
long, and held IL into the straight where
Tribes HILL who had worked out OF the
ruck. came with rush and won by four
lengths. Lady Godiva also made vigor-
Gus play. but Destitute beat her an open
length for place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The trotters eligible 20 the 2:12 class
had battle royal at the Brighton Beach
track yesterday. Most Of the horses
which raced I'm this class will meet next
week I'm the Massachusetts, stake at Read
vile. But among others which Will start
In the latter race and were not here is the
black mare Eleata. which won the NJ. &
NJ. for the Hon. Frank Jones. and which
Is counted to be the best green trotter out
this season. II she had been here today
and as good as she has shown herself, she
would have had no trouble in defeating
today's big field.
few days ago May Allen was talked
OF as capable of giving the Jones mare
ating. but after the 2:12 trot was finish
ed today no more Of that talk was heard.
She was the last OF all the horses that
lasted out the race. In cNtenuation Of
her defeat Il is said that she was not at
herself and has been a sufferer from In
fuenza. But. conceding that she did not
act like a really high class race mare.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

heat, won by John Brown, Lowell: Walter
A. Dexter, Worcester. second; time, I'm.
. los. Third heat, won by G.. w. Will
liams, Worcester. J. w. Tolson. Worces-
ter, second; time. I'm. ss Fouth heat.
won by Carl Nelson: W. II. Lindsay. wor-
cester, second; time. I'm. ~. Final heat.
won by John Brown. Lowell; Walter A.
Dexter. Worcester. second; w. VIII
liams, Worcester. third; time. I'm 2-5s.
Mile handicap. amateur-First heat. won
by @. Va. Anderson, Worcester Ci45yds y;
Eddie Eld. Worcester U35yds). second
time. Pm 2-Ss Second heat. won by w.
A. Hobyer. Worcester ni0yds): c. A.
Ringles, Worcester Gnovds). second: time,
I'm los. Third heat won by Bert X. Iiy-
ermore, Worcester f90yds): W. +. Y Por-
ter, Hartford u60ydsb, second: tinis. Pm.
3-bs Final heat. won by Anderson. Eld,
second: Livermore. third: time. I'm. ~ ass.
Fifteen-mile paced race-Won by .um-
nile Michael: Charles Porter second.
Time-23m. 80 2-5s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
MICHAEL SMASHES RECORDS.

Jimmie Michael gave grand exhibition
OF motor-paced racing I'm his 15-mlle race
with Charley Porter ~ the Coliseum this
evening and incidentally smashed several
track records. Had Il not been for an
accident TO his motor he might have made
a new record for six lap tracks He rode
his first mile In I'm. 22s. and his last I'm
I'm. Dos. fiat. both OF which are new track
records His time for the distance was
2Sm. 30 2-5s Michael took the lead at
the start and in the frst six miles had
gained a strong half lap on Porter. At
this point Michael's pacing machine gave
ont and a new ono was brought up.
While this was getting up speed Porter
gained two laps Michael irnmedis tely be-
gan 10 gain and IN the ninth mile caught
Porter Then he gained FUN lap on each
nile 20 the wire when he lacked only a
wheel ~ being mile ahead.
The only notable feature of the anna
te'ir races was that Carnl got lost In his
trial heat Tho summary:
Half mile novice-First heat won nv
Fred Tcague Worcester: n VI Murphy
Lowell. second, time, i'm. ass. Second
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

The final in the half-mlle handicap was
ran off. and was \ close race Harry
Holmes OF Riverside led part of the
time. but was beaten out at the finish
The summary
one mile open-First heat won ny G.
Madsen. Providence; J. " Holmes Prov
idnce. second: time. 2:sl 3-5: second heat
won nv G. l.. kimhall OF Boston; Sam
uel Sulkins Of Boston. second: time
"a 2-S. third heat won by r. Keegan OF
Lowell; Archie Rswlins OF New Bedford
second. time, S;2a Is; final heat won by
RaNlins. keeEan. second, and Sulkins
third time. 2:26 3-5.
One-third miles slow race won by T.
keegan OF Lowell: George T.. Jacklin of
Providence. second. =. T.. Partridge OF
Medneld third, time. Az 2-5.
Half-mle handicap. first heat-Ncn by
w. $ Todd of Boston t55 yardsl. Leopold
Heilborn of PawtuCket go yards). sec
ond. 1ime--t.0l 2-5. Second heat won
hy g MadSen Of Providence (35 yardsl: j.
". Holmes Of Providence go Nards). sec
ond. Time--1.0l is. Third heat won by
Fred Partridge of Medfeld go yardsl;
Archie Rawlns OF New Bedford (scratch)
second. Time-l:02 S-5 Fourth heat won
by g. IT, Kimball Of Boston (scratch) (.
T. keegan Of Lowell, second. Time
! 90 SIS. Final heat wru by Leopold
Houborn OF Pawtucket go YARDS: J. H.
Holmes OF Providence $50 yards) second; ;
G /. kimball OF Roston tscratch). third;
G. Madsen OF Providence tS5 yards),
fourth. Tlme-:Ss rs seconds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
AMATEUR BALL.

The Earnscliffe baseball team has been
formed. with Walter Lawton as manager.
and Il IL claimed that IL Is the strongest
manufacturers baseball team IN the
state Dan Murphy. the famous Eastern
Lacquer. will be behind the bat Peter Gof
pitcher for the Russells OF Olneyville.
will do the twirllng They will be support
ed by James Graham. IN. Jason McNally.
G. r.: Walter Lawton. 2b. Mike Donlon.
/. T.: Joseph Doran. 3b.. Charles Fallon.
r. T.: Arthur McGWnness. =. >. The latter
will be captain. Their first game will be
with the Atlautics next Saturday on the
grounds I'm the rear of the Weybosset
mills They VIII also play against the
Nicholson File company team al Rocky
Point sunday. They challenge any nrst-
class team. the General Fire Extinguisher
team preferred. Address Walter Lswton.
manager. care Earnscliffe Mills, Olney-
Vile
The Brown a. sharpe team will again
meet the Troys cn the Weybosset Hats.
bend Taft's Mills, on Vale. street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

amount received from tho track
Everyone expected 10 see 4 contest
fast and exciting aud they were not in
the least, disappointed. The crowd
which rushed for the entra nee gate was
enormous and once IL became necessary
20 Gloss the gates while the people inside
found their places TO sit or stand Every
seat WIS taken and the vast amphithea-
trc was crowded In all more than 1909
people were present
Previous TO The big event several
smaller races Mere run off and for un-
paced races We're very good. The one
mile open. run Off In three trials and A
finsl was won hy Archie re Wins Of New
Bedford with T. Kccgan of Lowell
Mass. second. Phc slow race was run of
I'm the final with trials. aud VAS won by
keegan. with Jackliu Of this city. sec
ond. and +. l.. artridEe of Mcdheld.
third. This was good burlesque on rae
ing and was splendid diversion The men
all fell "a the first corner and were given
p fresh start. The time for the half mile
was i:l7 2-5
The trials for the half nile handicap
we're run OF and then came the big
event OF the night The motor PAGERS
came odt and warmed up on the track,
slowly Al FIRST AND, then reeling of the
miles a a rapid clip Stinson madc his
appearance on tho track first. aud WAS
greeted with applause. moment later
Nelson came to the starting point and. he
too. received an ovation.
ne men We're started Off. and both
caught their pace ai nearly the Same
time on the back stretch. Stinson took
the lead on the first lap. with Nelson only
few feet behind Stinson widened the
gap and gained Yards In the fourth
mile. Nelson came M abreast of Stnson.
but was unable 20 hold the pace and
dropped back. The fifth mile was the
fastest time for that distance ever made.
in the sixth Nelson pushed for S,inson,
and came within = length Of his ma
chine. but Stlnson again wldsnsd the lead
and Nelson went steadily TO the rear. At
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
WAR IS OVER.

The baseball war between the forces
OF the National and American leagues is
practically at an end and II looks like a
victory for the American league. That
there Will be CESSATION Of hostiiities at
the close OF the present season Is proven
concluslvely by the following dispatch
which was sent out by Nick Young yes
terday;
Washington ID. c., Aug. l3. 1901
BY direction OF the National board tina
operation OF the National agreement will
be suspended indefinitely AT the expirs-
tion of the present season, September 80,
1901 n H. YOUNG
President National Board of Arbitration.
report from the American league
headquarters at Chicago. although not
official. practically confirms the inferercs
gained from the notice OF President
Young. which has been sent TO every
league In the country under the so-cslled
National agreement What effect tho
suspension OF protection will have upon
the minor leagues remains TO be seen, but
"a is not probable that they will be any
way effected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

POINT JUDITH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
ONLY ONE LEAGUE.

The following baseball plans are said
TO be on foot:
One big baseball league for next sea-
son: 10 clubs; Hart or Johnson for Presl-
dent; Johnson or Hart. secretary; Freed
man of the board OF directors. Such Is the
last combination formed upon the base
ball map.
The rival clubs OF Boston. Chicago and
Philadelphia will be consolidated. The
circuit will be Boston, New York. Phla-
delphia. Washington and Baltimore n
Providence or Brooklyn in the East: Chi
cago. Cincinnati Pittshurg, 81. Louis and
Detroit I'm the West,
The new Boston and Philadelphia clubs
will play Sunday ball. Men from tho dis
banded teams will be so distributes rs to
insure strong teams in New York. Chica-
go and Washington, Boston and PhiladeI-
phia. consolidated, will take good care of
themselves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
TORONTO

Runs-Rickert. Carney ?. Smnot 3 Tn
rlaub. Psppalau. klobedans-9. Turner,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

makers and S,inson were thrown with
terrific force. Suason WAS cut in the side.
Myers WAS cat on the arm and side,
while Tenzler was the worst injured Of
the three. He was rendered unconscious.
and br. Rrug was summoned. IL took
several minutes 10 bring Tenzler around
He walked fiom the track. but his back
was Injured
Stinson was on wheel again. but he
fore he could get Ia racing behind his
pace. no was three laps I'm the rear. II
WAS Nelson's race for the other miles
once Ne sons motor gave out. bat
quickly recovered itself only a few sec
onds lost. Nelson closed up; but could
not lap Stinson Each rider was given an
ovation as he finished. The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
INDEPENDENCE MAY RACE,

1t was rumored az Newport last night
that Thomas w Lawson had found a
way 10 get race for the independence.
The yawl Navahoe. owned by Royal
Phelps Carroll. holds the Brenton's Reef
challenge cup. This cup. according TO
tho deed OF gift, is for yachts of all ma
tons IL was given by James Gordon
Bennett many years ago and was raced
for by yachts OF the New York Yacht
club.
II MIR. Lawson challenges the Inde-
pendence would win from ths Navahos.
But the cup might he transferred to
either the Constitution or Columbia and
then Mr.. Lawson would get race With
one OF these big boats again. for which
he is very anxious
The Brenton's Reef cup, according 10
the deed of gift. is subject TO challenge
al II days notice and the course is from
Sandy Hook hghtshp To and around
Brenton's Reef light vessel and return.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
NOTES FROM THE Hlnsog.

The following vessels have arrived srd
sailed during the past - hours Arrived
steamers Plymouth Griffin, MsssscaI-
setts gowland Seaboor6. Wilcox. New
York: Queen CITY Grey, Ssaconns; AID
return. city of Newport, Rich New rcrt
and return: Gloucester. James. fsiti-
more: tugs e. y. Sanford. Baiiier' John
u I.cary; barges Bania.
Sailed steamers Plyno, m. Nrssschu-
sctts. Scaboaro. Chatham. Islander. Pet
tey, Seaconnst ard rctrrn. Ccrss'r snd
warwick. Chartered Nsv Ste->hsnr.
Block Island and return sl-zmefs n ne
p. r. r. aud y. GO. TO shore r.sos-s sni
return: tugs c. n. SsufrrS. Jsssss;
schooner American Ease tafges Rack
stone. Maria.
The dredse and tugs located oG war
wick Neck came into tbs harDor yssser-
day for slight repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ed for Haslines In nlnth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous hrcauaa 40 darAn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
NEWSPAPER MEN.

ns-Richardson 3. Farrell. Fitzgerald.
Troy 4. Palmer 2. Williams. Gushing 2
Dsvlin. Bartlett 2-i7 Taylor, Meade, Ste
vens. O'DonnCll . Perrin 3-S. Two-hase
hits-Troy Palmer. Three-base hits
Troy, stevens. Home runs-Richardson,
Bartlett Stolen bases-Williams, Green
ough 3. Bartlett Taylor ?, Hall. ODon-
nell. Double plays-Taylor TO Cram;
Fitzgerald TO Bartlett to Gushing TO Rich
ardson 90 Troy TO Richardson First base
on balls-On Bartlett Z; of O'Donnell 2;
off Tavlor l. Base on halk-On Bartlett
1. Hit by pitched ball-By Bartlett /;
bv O'Donnell 8. by Taylor 2. Struck out
BY Bartlett s; by ODonuell 8, by Tay-
lor 2 Passed balls Meade 4; Palmer 2.
Umpire-Moulton. Timc-2h.
sMarshalI out-hit by bstted ball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
BUFFALO.

Garry g. shindlc. Kuhns >. Cat
ins. Massey Bierbaucr Grquhart Nc
Cann-t; Halligan ,. Gettman. Carey.
First base on balls-On Hastings g. o9
Mccain g. Struck out-BV Hastings I;
by McCann . Home run--C,arry. Three
hits-Gettmsn. Shoch. Sacrifice hits
Iruuhart Shoch. First base on errors
Buffalo B. Hartford 4 stolen bases-Hal-
lieau Gatins. Massey. Shoch Left on
hases-B Buffalo y: Hartford 2. Double
plaNs-Havwsrd 10 Carey Shipdle 10
Rerbauer 10 Massey. Hit by pitched ball
BY Hastings -. Passed ball-Drnuhart
Umpire-o Loughlin, Time-lh. i5m
sBatted for Hastings in ninth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
CUP GOES TO CANADA.

The Canadian yacht Invader won again
yesterday In grand race and the Canada's
cup goes back across the border. Capt.
William Hale Thompson and the crew.
OF the defeated Cadillac are crestfailen.
They were beaten at all points Both
the Chicago hnd Columbian Yacht clubs
challenged for the cup. The Rochester
Yacht club also challenged That Capt.
Jarvis and his skilled and weil-trained
crew deserve great praise 10 most unani-
nous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
A BAD ACCIDENT.

The postponed races of week ago
were pulled off at the Manchester. N. H..
Driving Park yesterday afternoon, and
were among the best events of the kind
at the park this season. The pleasure
Of the afternoon. however, was somewhat
marred by an accident in the mile trot.
in which "A driver was seriously injured
and the horse that had sold as favoriie
was so badly lamed that she had 10 he
withdrawn after the first heat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
Stinson Defeated by Nelson
at Colosseum Because of an
4. Accident to His rIOtOr.

The crowd that TUNED out TO see the
Nelson-stinson race at the Colosseum
last night was the largest OF the season.
The race was marred by an accident to
Stinson's motor, which lost the local RI
der three laps and the race. for nearly
another lap was lost in taking the pace.
=. was a great race. and records from the
sixth 10 the thirteenth mile went to
smash. Three times have these men met,
and each time stinson has lost through
an accident so that the question of su-
periority IL still open. Last nights race
was for a side bet OF $500 besides the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
AT OLD ORCHARD.

The greatest days racing ever wit
messed at the kite track was run Off yes
terday under fair weather except for
strong wind blowing up the home stretch.
which xsomewhat retarded speed. Bard
Palmer showed up the greatest green
trotting mare OF New England. with the
exception of Eleata I'm Faster Lily. who
won the first heat IN the s:29 ;rot In o:iau.
and then forced Galety Girl to a mark Of
2.iSh In the second heat. A break by
Gaiety Girl lost her the first heat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

ten miles the race was still more In .avor
OF Stinson. bsit both men going like
whiriwinds. The time for 10 miles was
H:54 40. In the twelfth mile Stinson was
leading by half a lap; and while coming
up the stretch the rear tire on his motor
burst and Meyers and Tenzler. the pace
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
SOM: FOOL ISn PEOPLE

Allow a cough 20 run until II gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say.
"Oh it viii wear awav" but in most
cases Il win WEAR them away. Could
they he induced 20 try the successful
medicine called kenp's Ralsam. which
they would immediately see the cxaell
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 2ec. and SOC. 1rial size free. At
ali druggists
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15

Edith W., the favorite, after making the
winner step two fast miles, was herself
distanced Mazette reduced her record
one second. She is owned by Rowland
5. Russell. son OF the owner OF the fa-
nous stallion Smuggler Both the other
winners outclassed their fields In speed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
AN EVEN BREAK.

The New Yorks broke even in the
double header with the Bostons al New
York yesterday. In the first game TaH-
Tor proved an easy mark for the Bostons
and was hit hard when hits were most
needed The local players found Willis
hard nut To crack In the second game
Dineen pitched good ball. but the weak
ness at tho bat OF those behind him
handicapped him Attendance $500. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-15
SHAMROCK GETTING READY

The Shamrock n. Will probably tax I1eP
first trial spin IN American waters ed
nesday next. She was 10 have gone out
somewhat earlier. but delay " ar.shirg
up tho work on the Erin, which all YES
terday occupied the dry dock In Witch 'hs
challenger is 10 be placed, unexpectedly
extended the time.