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1sINE LsGIS '-aTU3E.
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Mr.. Weeks Cor the committee ON
the judiciary, on bill, an act to es-
tabIish 4 municipal court II inc toWh
Of Puts:icld, reported The same III new
draft under same title and chat 1t
ought to pass Tabled for printing,
under the joint rules.
Mr.. Rankin. for the committee on
financial affairs, on communication
from the governor of Missouri. asking
that the State of Maine hc represent
ed at the approaching Worlds Fair,
reported resolve authorizing y repre-
sentation of the state at the Louisiana
Purchase Centennial Exposition, to
he held in St Louis. Tabled for
printing under the joint rules.
Mr.. Vickcry for the committee on in
land fisheries and game, to which the
Legislature of 1899 referred q bill en-
titled. an act to provide for state
hunting license and to obtain a reve-
nue. for moose, deer and caribou, with
petitions for and remonstrances
against the same, reported same in
new draft, under title of an act Tor the
better protection of moose, and to pro
vide for Il license fee for hunting the
same, and that it ought to pass.
Tabled for printing under the Joint
rules.
Mr.. Jones for the committee on rail-
roads. telegraphS and expresses, on
bill, an act to repeal Chapter 102 and
103 of the Public Laws of 1925, relat-
ing to organization of Gas and Flee
trio Companies, reported same in 1cW
draft, under title of an act to amend
Section | of Chapter l02 of the Public
Laws of 1895. relating to the inCorpora
ton and control of Gas and Electric
Companies and that ii ought to pass.
on motion by Mr.. Plummer of Penob-
scot laid on the table, pending the ac-
ceptancc of the report
Mr. Jones for the same COMMITTEES,
on bill an act to repeal Chapter lo2
and 103 of the Public Laws of 1898.
relating to the organization of gas
and electric companies and telephone
and telegraph companies. reported
same in new draft under title If an
act to repeal Chapter 103 of the Pub
lie Laws OF 1895. relating to the incor-
poration and control of telegraph and
telephone companies and that it ought
to pass. on motion by Mr. PlUmmet
of Penobscot, this bill was laid on the
table. pending the acceptance of The
report.
on motion by Mr.. Burleigh Of Ar1os-
took the two foregoing bills We're Or
dercd to be printed.
The following bill was presented,
out Of order. and referred to the COM
Inift1r on
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ORDERS.

on motion by Mr.. PIummer Of
Penohscot. it was ordered that The
time within which the committee on
legal affairs shall submit their inaI
report be extended to Tuesday. March
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

BY Nj. Plummer Of Penobscot-.tr
act to extend the charter Of the Dex-
ter Safe Deposit ana Trust Company.
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WILL
LEAVE BRISTOL.
CONSTITUTION MAY 90 TO
NEWPORT TONIGHT.

BRISTOL. Il. l.. Aug. ce-Tne Con.
stiiu,!on was no, launched from the
marine railway today because OF the
change IN plans resulting from Mr..
Duncan's decision tina, some advantage
aa!Sht be gained by giving the undet-
body plates second coat OF oil. There
10 plenty OF time for this extra work.
and carly this morning the crew re-
sumcd operations which will give the
yacht a much better polish below the
water line.
II Is understood now that the craft
will De pu, overheard tonight and I'm
metiiatcly taken TO Newport In tow OF
the Mount Norris
THE club,opsail s7ars were ovcrhauie1i
to-day and put In shape. There arc 40
few defects II, tho mninsa!l that Il was
decided not to make. any changes At
present and the canvas Will he used Il.
Its present form In tho trial races.
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NEW Works AT HOME
TACKLE PHILADELPHIAS.
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plat, ,ad p-lehan,y got his walking
papers. nl.inS the bases JaCkIitSCh
pasted n grouIdcr to Murphy wnp ;um-
alcI the ball. but recovered IN time 10
force Dclchanty at second. Thonas
crossing the plate jennings sent high
bounder to Davis, who retired Hughcy
on lightning throw to Camel one
run.
S.lbach go, into the free pass party.
too. S,ranR triSi 10 butt IN" and was
declared out on strikes Sclbnch stole
>second easily because Jacklitsch's throw
went n mile high Fiirk robbed van
lialtren Of a homer by running away
back TO the ropes and catching his ny
Selhach made n pretty steal OF thirl
Davi.'s easy ground-r was badly !um-
BLEED BY Barry and George reached nrst.
Setback scored on the error. Davis tried
10 steal second. but he slid over the
bag and Barry touched him out. One
run.
S~cond Inning.
Hallran'H bounder over Taylors head
was neatly stopped by MYrphy and neIa.
I'd 10 CANCEL 'n time. Cross lifte; n
high sfoul Fly which was clcvcr!y cap
tured by Bowernan. Townsend Laced
one o! Taylor'- high cncs to centre To-.
A. sack and moved NJ 10 secoNh on
pushed a SLOW hourh,r To- Murray anl
grounicr to Cross forced ''Mnc" at Sec
ond. Camel forced Murphy at second
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SIR Thorn ~ Happy.

So satisfied are Sir Thomas and De-
signcr Watson that Shamrock II even
now ready to race that they did not sail
OH her yesterday Instead, the Irish
sportsman entertained big party o!
the Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick and
some Of tho officers from Fort Hancock.
They went aboard the Erin early In the
day. saw the green beauty" sail and
then went ashore TO see some OF Uncle
SANS great guns tested on the proving
grounds at Sandy Hook.
, The Upton feet. although out Of the
highway. 10 visited by every craft In
New York iIarbor that finds time to
make the run. AL the bix ocean liners
6slch hoarse sa!utes as they pass by
the southwest Spit buoy. and the pas.
sengwr. steamers runninENo Long Branch
and the Highlands come In close 10
allow the passengers TO cheer and wave
at Shamrock.
May N"s See Descndcr's Trials.
Ar Thomas has not made up his mind
w, Whether nc VIII see 1ns Of the Ssswpor,
sport. and sos miles from home, Ia
very busy man. His two secretaries on
TIE Erin are kept at work most OF the
Tho suggestion Of a Ne. York Yach.
Club member that Il would be we'll to
change crews and sk!ppers on the Brts.
''oid barnacles" who have seen al ihs
races Of the two defenders. Others Ay
that the time has passed for such an
experiment. and that even such = we'll.
some time in getting familiar with the
complicated rikEinS OF a ship like the
Constitution, and although Charlie Barr
-, he would have to feel his neW
charge out before he cot the speed out
OF her no thinks he CD.
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M|[[|ONA|RES
ARE FINED $25.20
"REooIE" VANDERBILT AND
FoxHALL KEENE RODE FAST
tsp.cl.i 70 N, s,ninr wosla.,

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. :s,-Thc
Police Dcpa-tn cnt begun this morning
a war upon tho society chnuIevrs who
are terror,sinK tho residents of Ocean
drive by running their autos over that
thorouEhfarc With the creed OF rail-
road trains.
The hrst victims OF the crvAads woro
hrstanla Vanderbilt. youngest son Of
tho late Cornelius Vanderbilt. and Fox.
hna kecne. the expert I,oloist aud zen.
c:al all.round sportsman. Somo time
yesterday they received notes from
Chief OF Pol:cc benjamin. H. Richards
requesting them In the mlldest Kind Of
language to call upon him at the police
station this morning upon an important
matter. Nine o'clock was the hour. and
although ordinarily that would be much
too cary for young man 1t leisure to
get about. they wcc At the police
station on time.
While they had n,t been Informed OF
the Chiefs reason for requesting Q cali
from them. they were mos At al sur
prtsed when thoy were beckoned 10 ap.
proach the bar Of the police court. Jud&c
Baker read to then. warrants sworn out
against them. which charged Mr.. Keens
with fast driving his automobile on Har.
charged with committing like ofIsnsi
A aGaiIysy. Nv said xr. v.nd.rbs.. .rh.
;a%a s: G Ss!d NJ ;n: Kssns EsssssgeSn ;e.
charged Ihem. 40. L --ss55z14 49, Y
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singled. Lowe flied 10 Daley. On. run
sixth Inning.
Kennedy iiicd to Hamilton keclcr
out by way OF Dcmont Hamilton
grabbed Shsckard's liner. No runs.
Ahcarn took Farrcils place Long
was neldcd out by Dnhnien. K<rl!rr
aired To Daily willis famed No runs
seventh Inning.
Dolnn doubled to right. Tenncy and
Wills disposed Of Kelley. Dcmont
muffcd Days nv and Dolan scored.
Dahicn singled Lowe !umbled Irwin's
hot srasser. hll!nS the bases, Ahearn
forcing Dahlen, and Then threw 10 Ten
ney, The latter lugSled the bali. hut
Nash allowed the double play. One run.
Slnglc out. Kennedy 10 Kelley. Ten.
ney flied to Sheckard Denont singled.
Cooley out on Dahlen'- assist No runs.
Eighth Inning.
kcnn"dy's hit In front OF the plate
was nclhei by klttrcdgc Demon,
handed over Keller's Srasscr. Shcck-
ard died 10 Slagle. No runs
Hamilton Que on Days assist. Lowe
singled, Il" .ns caurh, stealing on
sheckard. No ruas. a..
Ninth inminH.
Dolnn lined ny TO Slaxl. Kelley :,cd
to Hamilton. DAILY doubled Dnhlen
safe on Loves tumble. Irwin iIed 70
Cooley. No runs.
SCORE ny INNINGS
BROOKLYN ,....-..r-t., o 0 - J o.
Boston .-......,..,.. oa o o (
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WORLDS HON0RS
IN THESE CANES.
ATHLITIS' MTIRISTEp m
PAN-ANERIcAN coNTESTS.
Programme At D01al0 stsASuna
Iaslodss All kiaas III Track
anA FielA Events.

Local athletes are interested in the
track and Nod events at the Pan-Amer-
lean Exposition Stadium. In Buffalo
sept. 8 and Z. for With victory in each
Of them goes tho worlds championship.
Tho broad jumping competition prom
scs we'll, for In II O'Connor. the recent
arrival from Ireland. who has broken
all records. will try to reach the 25-foot
mark.
Here 10 tho order Of tho events:
Sept. go yards. 40 yards. 10 hur.
die. one mile running broad Jump. triple
Jump. throwing bs.lb. weight, potato
race, standing broad jump and throw
Ing the Discus.
Sspt 7-ao yards rah. ~ yards. two
nile stsspleshass. pole vault. standing
hish jump. tlarowtnS the hammer, putt
Gag ~ 80 - HURDLE. ~ hnrdls aad'
Eneiag - to0o 81 ~
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CRESCEUS TO TRY
FOR NEW RECORD.

that his like will never be seen again.
Even those who know little Of the rams
know Cresceus. They like him for what
he has done. and not only the eyes OF
the trotttns enthuriasts will be directed
to the horses trtsl. but the eyes OF tbs
whole world.
New Workers. appreciate anything
wonderful. They admire It. and that Il
why many hundreds will 70 to the
Rhode Island city to SEQ Cresceua
In hiS night against time. They wan,
to be there. for they are sure the present
worlds record OF 2os. will be lowered>aa
sure a. the sun rises. and they want to
b able to tell OF their seeing the per.
Torrance.
But those New Workers. will not be
TIE only ones who will be there. Society
folks 1t Sarra4ansett and Newport,
alWays Interested in horses. win turn
out en- masos 10 see Gracious perform.
and the attendance viii surely prove
the biggset ever seen On any trottlns
track n the country. x s as5 81
Is Win liks the 1rsAA his rusninl
~ csSSs, I'LL. 49, go Pie Sst -
~ II ~ - q. - - a
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HAWTHORNE WINNERS.

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. Ihs.
z.-The races run here to-day rssrAted
rs follows:
Won By Laldseer. 2 TO and l to g.:
Huxxah, ! tn l for place. ran second: :
Lucy Locket third. Time-l.n -
Second Rans-Sevsn-eighths OF cnlle
Won by Fo1eral. to and DOT: LIZ
vndin, to S fy)r place ran second: King
Dcilis third. Tne-l.cs 81
Third Race-Saort course.-.wou Ny
Corcflo. s to I hnd . to Z; Lord TSron-
dale. to 10 for place, ran socn0ds M.
Laren third. Ttme-AA.
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Like Oliver Twist. George II. Kstch.
am. owner Of the great cresceus, u not
satisfied with his horses wonderful
achievements Of the past In procuring
records and wants some more" And
20 1t Is that that yearning OF the owner
has set him about. trotun0 the horse
IN race against time at the Prov!-
dsncs track to-morrow.
Ketcham believes his horse capable
OF doing what he asks. but only to.mor-
row can tell the success or failure OF
the greatest trotter that ever was
hitohed 10 . Aulky.
There are others than Ketcham who
believe the hqrss has great deal more
In him than has bean shown, Trottins
experts Of the country who follow tbs
harness raosrs all OVER ths Circuit arc
eona1snt lin tbsir ballet :hSA IL there
ever = TO - Q Stwo-mintb trotter thu,
aainal VIII % csssesus. 4
Eyssgsf The aNyessA - csssssee.
IN 8 NseA 49, hsGlslGo bslle
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BASEBALL CHAT.
standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

los tho. Quaker, I'D .luy the bnI ,er.tty
They knocked DsnEsf out u the bol n the
,-euna ,nainS and massacre! xoot old Van Hal.
tr,n'. b-nt.rs 'p' ths rsmsiassr Of the game
'BroaaNAy Alex smItA. "a. Giants back,
stop has been slYsE his ten Gayt' notice Of ~.
lsI., by Manager DAVIS AlsI will not have 20
worry much Abolt u Tor the gonss Will ht .,
the nay sTaia on saturday
The Champions saIa'd On the Plratss yesterday.
They NON saG the smoky City crowd ~As val.
sopp-i by tn. Cardinals fee victories
Tor the BEookl,ni. and :es defeats for the
Pi,nbrrss will com- y-ry near landing Ssd
fi.ilon, crowd In trN plA-s
Billy Hamilton, the B~sneatsfs' Anrisat uct
eelier, aae two pretty running cA,cars In y>s
tsrdAJ's game In brooklyn. hamilton 10 rs,t,n,
everything that .nr.~s Ais way 10 the eo'asld
hG, ne 10 no. hluing
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SHAMROCK HAS.
A DAY OF REST.

Instead Of dancing out on the ocean
for another day o. training In st!Y
breezes and wh!,e-cnppcd rollers. Sham
rock lazily nodded her head In the
ripples Of the xhelt-red Horseshoe ut
Sandy Hook to-day. II was a day
or for the green beauty" but not for
her crow.
Skipper Sycamore found ~ the nn!sh
Of yesterdays long trial spin that tho
new mainsan and new club tonsaii had
been stretched little too much. 1ney
have had severe test since they were
FIRST used. which Is less than week ago.
and few wrinkles have developed.
Even with these wrinkles they were
Infinitely superior to the sails OF the
Constitutions: but Sycamore wants per-
lection. and the crew will recut the
canvas TO-DAY.
Yachts Most Satisfactory Trial.
shamrock's last trial spin was even
more satisfactory to Iip,op. Watson
and Sycamore than any OF the twenty
previous. In four hours calling. with
. breeze ranging from ten. to twelve
knots. and choppy sea, not nav
could BE- found In the challenger but the
wrinkles In the two sails spoken Of.
Sycamore held her OF and did not ask
the Irish yacht 10 DO her best. and yet
there were times when she ran away
from the fast tugs following her.
II wss . dhappointmsnt to the critics
that the famous spinnaker w:rs not set
when she was on the wind. This SAL
- said 70 be more OF Q marvel than any.
thing In shamrock's wardrobe.
The spinnaker pole was set last night
and the sail will probably be used to-
morrow.
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witt. his groundcr to Cross. Bowerman
out .in the Barry-JennlnIs route. No
runs.
Third Inning.
Van iialtrcn caught Flick's line drive
to right centre Dciehnnty singled 20
righs. Jacklilsca famed the air. Jen-
ninSs's ny ~ short left centre was
mured by Da. ~ and Dclchanty reached
third. Jennings stole second, and on
Murphy's mum OF Bowcrman's short
throw Delehanty crossed the plate Hall
man drew base on balls. Cross struck
out. one run.
Taylor struck out. selbnch walked
ana reached second on S;rang's sacri.
nee. Van iiaErcns groun,icr struck
trlss legs and bounded away. letting
Setback score and ,vaH reach nrsi. Van
stole second. Davis struck out. One
run.
Fourth Inning.
Townsend n; ss,fely to short right for
a Dag. Thomas hunted to StranX who
sho, the ball TO Davis. forcing Townsend
at second. Barry gent a ny to Mcbride
and as Thomas had previously started
tor tecond McBr!de's quick throw TO
R,wcrman doubled him up. No runs.
Mcbride doubled TO right. but wds
caught trying TO stretcsl the hit Into a
,hrcc-bagger. Murphy wnA thrown cut
at 'irst by Barry. Cancels foul ny was
captured by Jacklitsoh nenr tho Grand
stand. No runs.
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SMITHS SCORE
A GOLF RECORD
COVERS CHICAGO COURSE To-
DAY IN 20.
0usliRyins Round Of Glen Views
Annual Tournament
Begun.

CHICAGO. Aug. ..-Searly 100 soli
players teed OF to-day In the qualifying
round OF. tho annual open tournament
OF tho Glen View Club. Tho feature
trophy OF the tournament Is the Glen
View cup heretofore taken outright
BY the successful contestant. but this
time 10 70 to the club to which the wins
ner belongs.
The qualifying round began at 10
O'Clock, and was for eighteen holes
medal play. Tho eight lowest scores
win qualify for the championship cup
and the next three elghths utll qualify
respectively for tho Consolation. Look
In and Also Ran cups.
The play will bo continued Saturday.
Phelps b. Hoyt. OF Glen Wow. started
the p!ay, pairing with Louis Allis. OF
milwaukee. In his qualifying play the
Western champion won his game. max
ing the cousso IN 50. Ai!iy's score
was Sc.
Other scores were: Upham. Glen View.
s: Leland. Midlothian. 81: Palmer.
Riverside. 81: Beach. Cleveland. 81:
Frazier. Glen View. S.: Thompson.
Washington Park. 81: Gcrnehtv. Glen
View, 81: Crepe. Glen View. %: H!b-
bard. Milwaukee,, S: counseiman. Mid
lothian. u.s.
Hoyt's victory was shoft-livcd. how
ever. for when tho score OF Bruce Smith
was turned In II showed n which beats
all amateur records mado on q Glen
Wow course. Smith was runner-up to
Champion Hoyt at the tourney las'
week. His card to-day:
2 fs:=. -: 49,. 49,. :::::: :sl:. 3 :.
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DELMAR FINISHES

RACE TRACK. DEIl,lAR. AUG. -
The races scheduled 20 bs run hero to-
day rssulteA efolAows:
Frs, Race-S1ve and a half fu1sooss-
Won by AIeda, 10 to ! and I to !; Gro.
zicr. for plao, 0 to s. was seoond,
Holmes third. Eim-ll0lA
Second Race-yOos mile-Wnp by ~
rea. II TO s ana 3 30 5; lgnis. : 70 2 for
Ttme-l.T.
Third Race-TS,ree quarters OF . mi1e.
Won by Huntressa, sven and l TO Z:
Miss Gohghtly. to for piaoo, rAN
second: Revoke third. Time|N3-A
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TRAILS FOR $4,000 FUTURITY MAKE
W4|TNEYS NASTURT|UM EAVOR|TE.
William Q. Whitney's
Most Prominent Can.
didate Shows Great
Speed in Final Trials
and Is in the Best
Possible Condition.

Thoae who have followed the
working of the candidates for the
Erent Futnrity at sheepshend bay
nlmost unnnimousl, pick william
e. whitney,a Nnsturtiun, a. the IA
voritr. In his nnnI trial the neci
colt went the SIX furlonEs In
TIA 2-5. Thr opinion Of the rail
birds was that he WAS not extend
cd. lie .. In the best possible con-
ditiOn.
Yankee. which went the distsnrr
yesterday In LA t.S. To-day did
hut I.lo I-s. and 10 some leaked n.
though lac had gone staie.
Some other trials To-day were,
GunArr. the mile. In l.A3.
Hero. sta furlOnks, Ll6 LIZ.
blue Girl. mile. I.I8 2-o.
Lux Cn.In. six furlonks, LA i-H.
Cn"xh""~"sn. six f"rlo!2Ks.
Liz 3-t.
MINERAL. ak furlonEs, III.
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Race VIII lie Memorable.

..r.
,i,a $3.50. =, $500 go,
-, a.. go 5000, 49,. 10, ~. 80.
..,. ~, y. $1,000 ,,,,,:,,, ;.
,o,,s,
~ =, ~, u,,a. , ,
" w. 49,
- -, -; 10 &C..
-, =. ~ 49, 80
e
W =,
va, 49, -. ~ 49, ., u'''
."', .'.".. ,e y. WI" , n ...' onk' ss-
~ a. -, 49,
=, -, 80. '.'',. 80 ue
e.,.,. =. ,",.s :" 49,, -" ~ ~
ue''
-. w. ~. 900
49,, "'o, !,
III, '' a.N
80 >. u'
49,
'
Nnsturtium's Final Work.
Sas'uft'ums maj work was given
yesterday. wnen SIX !urIones were gone
over IN LA go. rms morning Sasiuf-
nun was eaiopea mile. covering the
distance IN TWO m'hu'es' hins hanover
ano "'.'s'"'.". ."o are .ahu'e"ppeo os
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the Fu,urity OF 1901 promises to aur.
pass the glory OF the event on ans
previous occasion.
Among the trainers who we're on,
early supervising the work o. tibet,
charges were J. f. Madden. Jack JOY
ner. Littleneld. Rogers and W. o. Sculiy
Each OF them professcd to be puzzled
. to pick winner.
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The general opinion seems to De that
William c. Whitney a. good AS has the
winners end Of the futuriiy stake In
his .ocket
His Sas'uriium will go to the post a
favoritc. and no either owns outright
or has mn interest In most OF the other
horses that are conceded a chance 10
win Blue Girl. who Will run In John
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Maddcn's colors. and who is considered
,angr~onr. next TO Na.turtium. is
owned n par; by Mr. Whi,n.y.
Most OF the candidates were worked
out on the track yesterday. and all were
in fine f-,tlc f5r their final spins this
morning The track was lightning fast.
and II the presen, atmospheric condi-
tons prevail until Saturday afternoon
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roushk.ep.,e At wc-hn~ k.n.

Two teams that have always put zip a
tas. game OF ball VIXEN they meet are
the Pougakecpsle team and the West
New York Field Club. TheS, Will play
gether next Sunday at the wccha wkor,
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Deexnn to Pitch for xcvburx..

Johnny Decgan. the ex-Giant pitcher.
who struck out seventeen men In .
game at Railway last Sunday. will pitch
for the crack NewburE team In their
game with the Hoboken team At the
ST. George Cricket Grounds. Hoboken.
on Sunday. The EswburGs win also
have four National League players
with them.
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All nigh, long the sound Of trampling
hoots. the whinnying complaints OF thor
ouShoyeds. the shouting o! men and
boys Nctc heard on the trec-iined roads
leading to sheepshead Bay, When the
rising sun tinted the trees this morning
a scene was disclosed that reminded one
OF an old.time county fa!r.>
The track o. the coney Island Jockey
Club swarmed with horses of all classes
skates. selling platers and performers
of such nigh degree that M injury to
one ~ them at this time would be some.
what In the nature OF "A national calam-
ity. TIese latter were the Futurity en-.
tries taking their nnal try-out for the
big race on Saturday.
In the grand stand. packed around the
judges stand and lining both sides o.
IN. Futurity course. were crowds OF
men with stop watches In their hands
seeking line on the fleet youngsters
that are to compete In IN. hear;brcak!ng
dash FOR $1,000 Saturday afternoon.
There were women In the crowds. too
many women. some OF them had SOP
watches. and al. o, them wore diamonds
despite the early hour.
Following the Cnndidntc..
II was by no means an easy task to
follow the work o! the Euuri,y cnnd.-
dates Trainers tried all sorts OF dc
Vices to hide the performances OF the
horses In their care Tn" rommone-,
expedion' was to send on, II candidate
With a hrrd OF other horses and br.eg.
him along In tine middle OF "A gaIloring
bunch. This fooled many. but tho wise
railbIrds could not be deceived. They
knew tn. horscr. and the time OF all the
promising entries Is written In their 1T
tie books
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-29
Federal Money for Militia.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-The appor-
tionmcnt of the militia appropriation
has been made. Connecticut gets iil.71s:
Aalsachusotts, ~. S62: New Hampshire,
S.ass; New Jersey. yz.3&l: New York,
GstM and Rhode Island, y. ~