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STATED fr Lsitnsr In IN nina inninr.
Boston SdSS 10
Firsi bas. On error New Work. Lrr on basss
Mes York. z Boston. ffrs' hase on balls ON
Litnsr. 2 Struck out ny Lrltnet. =. BY FftunGet,
5 Twoba.s hits ~ Monire vile. P1ting-r Double
play - DAVIS aud Cantei In BY pitehst by Lit
nsr. 1 by P,ttingrf. l. Impifs EmSlle. Tine
II bar and % minutes.
XIV Norx. :. so-roS. 5 SECOND oAME.
Kid Nichols, who was pitted sgainst
Nnthewson In the second gauie did the ber
tied with Ave runs each after eleven innings
had been played The New Works led UT 10
the visitors half Of the ninth With Bo--
ton 20 the bat for their nnHl half hamilton
batted for Moran and got In a. pretty single
90 left. Nichol was nut on n ny 20 Selbach
Sla gle got IN u hit and Tenn~y -trnck out
he vontrevIIIe then came to-the lat and hit
tire hall ps,t Camel. bringing Hamilton
IN With the tying run The feature ~ the
game was the stick work of Selbach In
Ave times At bat he got three tvc-bagssrs
ard two stn lies. The score.
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~ Fsvt Irie.

BvyyALo.- AUG. Is -Arer thnee oyisidsrs had
the cafd. Summaf
.riIs Pse seven iuriong. w.,s.hess~ los
rcond: PancuAl. iof y. bslyI. SSto 1. Third. Tine.
fssH.
Dsl. iD iHaydenl, . W 1, Won. Lady Psffvnsss ios
4 Tbe.s.oa, 10 s.eoce cifeus Gin. 100 H.
Thlra Rss.oe nile ios sMeeyes.'
s,eoad Easter my. los H. JAessonl. 10 70 l. shi'd'
Tourth Rae rive furlonss-Le. ITO Bisk.l.
ond fasmsn. ios H. Jackson. ~ 70 Q. Third Time.
rlHh Rae 81 ana a half far,sns- -suel.lr.. TOT
NeQusdsl, even. voa. Young HenrJ, 100 pemhsr-
ton1. 0 W 4 second. Rae Bua. iG IL ThompsoGl,
q 70 l.. third Tint, as
SIXTH Rsee -Ssx furiongs -Ilnie Hsmner,on ios
q. Jackson. : 70 1. ~on. Ida penssne-. 100 Opostel.
AZ " 1, sroond innlsoara. 100 Il. Thompson, even.i
third. Time. lis.
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P0O.
Entries FER Championship n the sara
tsga Tournament.

This rear the annual polo championship
fot the first time IL TO be held away from
Prospect Park and tn he q private rather
than a public tournament free for all 10 at
tend u will be held at tine Country Club.
Brookline. near Boston. from Sept , 10 10
Three teams are entered for the champion
ship and the Astor gold CUP. D~dhsm. Ny
opia aud Lakewood The second competi-
ton for the junior championship and tho
trophy presented by 4. u Warren Of Doaton
will pr~ceds the big event Under the condi-
tions the winning team among the juniors
has 20 play In the bis championship The
junior teams must b. made up Of four ~ layers
whose aggregate handioap. does rot e.ceed
Dedhams and Myopiss The Phi lsdslphia
bu, this time IL has no, entered a team, phlls-
chsmpior ship, In which Devon made such a
plucky nsht last year M~eadowbrook has
also failed 10 enter a championship team
The three teams. entered represent, the
pics of American polo players aud the, own
The fastest and most finished po9,cs Una,
viii be made up q the ssue fonr men who
won the championship last v-ar Allan forte-.
Franz u J ES''dl rNs Myosis Z ss.@ % "%iffl 'iS%SiissSass
two NJ the players who won the nr.t
shaTplenshlI N is's, fYr ,hs, Club, =
z Rice, ~%Sc pisy.e on Il. team IA, yc,r'
aud Chsrl.. wbe-Ier. an accession from
,1f p /. pGs,;h s K ,.s%. John The I H eSs SiS. J }'i u
pear Gordin,, iSs I've ws,srsg5E' ., rTS I
gsy.a tor 1nf b. sdfSnnmy b, wv a., o. AS
keone ~ aser Llayer than kevnal the
Lakewood Witch has never PLAYED % =
chr mpinns. lore, NAV sigualiyr is nrst
appearance IN a win Dedham. however.
l. very strong as \ combination, vhil- h>opta
has a stronger team than when II won the
The nairinss and dates for tho champion-
ship tournament viii he ~announccd thi>
rscr fI 70 Ssrpor'; cal sns n,s. ~, !, roo N
The tournament of..ths SARATOGA, Polo
club will begin next "wednesday and CON
iinus intl Scot The matches viii hc
palston egps foo s.us und.f the rgulAr hsndl-
sss Az ~ 5000. q; s1S.Ssos = Ast !"
HiiehoDck cup, fof issns undeT the regular hand.
cap. 70 bseo'ns the gmy~ry Of tn- club sinnins
Aug -. cosahS Cub Of WSs'ehts'sf IS winners
DC. s: .ss:ss .Sss ~ ... ,s;= AUS :AG 80, t ssSsas.T s,a So: 81
weaoh-s,sr " Saratoga: ssP' :. squadron A ="
winners u AUG N
NEWPORT. Aus lA-Ihe. polo game today
team was beaten by the philadelphia Free
hooters, the team that wert down yester-
lea, Sss on account OF the handicap, the .gOrr
At "s ne game III. WORK q the ifyepis team
was bad but at times quite sensational. but
the defensive work of the f~reebootsrs, There
Vas no accidents In the game. The lineup
and the handicap. wer. a. follows
Myopia-t. q. RE "a n q. shsw, ID. =
=. AZ Is~ssl,. . back. { wh,slsr. Total haad''
1, !. Ksassdy' ga q. MsfGdsrn. s. bach. J 2.
Assssa,S; = 5o.,l s.@s,sssi ,o.,, by hand.
cap, sc1rel /, and lost :. b. handicap. Total, ~.
NyopsA scoFcd a goals Rsf'ree Ham fAyne
whitney,
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IN TIE BASEBALL WORLD.
anew HAVE A LOSING nay
WITH BOSTONS.

>Defeated IN the Rfut Gsnk. while ne
secsad r. IN Ea~eveW-lnning ue
Finders surprise the %. Lsuis Team
American League nesuIts-Notes.
One defeat aud one tie was New Yerh's
port.on yesterday In q doubic-header with the
Bostons. The only other National Lea que
game was between Chicago and ~. Louis
and was won by the forin-r. Tho rcesits
OF the three Gamea affected the local situation
as follows The New Yorks drew closer O.
seventh place. being only nineteen points
ahead Of the CincinnAtis. and the BrookIyns
moved up closer 10 third plste. II. Louis
leading them by only twenty-four points. Two
American League games were played. Clevc-
land beat Baltimore. and Philadelphia beat
Miiw aukee. Following are the National
Lea<ne results and Standing:
J Boss u.s: New yors. I.-Fint GAM.
Boston. s. Nsv YORK. s.-S,eJnd ssns.
Chicago, q. 81 Louis, q.
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tonable women ~ TIE hotels Joined ue cot
s s:sss; RON ~ IKE ass Ma. fir " z. rear ara Of *; as's &s:isop x:
s, h. Sssis. Ma : oi SsiI Smith : sSs ~: sA, .fi.
,%S .s' snsi, S siss : % points mt s sSas Ms. sstsffd..
III, III. , S:r aHnsf' l: : ssa, a e . md w H.. fi sSi'S
Both were handicapped a. "a The cop-
D%s,,,,iS,'Ss . .ai q, %fGurts,S h sss and 2, ,ss
playing on the I'VE IN holes brought her Frcss
score up 20 % Mlss Shields covered the
nine out in Is and At the fourteenth her score
Mr.. c c Ransom Of New. York Is one %
the. best golfers q, the club pethaps the
edEe Of the course has nablsd her 10 hold
the local womenls record OF ~ icf fourteen
s sassn.n % .,,sSfsi ,,%t's1i' q amateur ma; ; sTeA scit TO 1s an
Mrs Ransom made the nine hoies ~ ~ The
nvs holes ~ took 20, bringing the gross NJ 70
ne, score y. The cl.ansss and Ses, 81 the dsy.
S,ls, 3rs1s wsno Gn' y Nm Nss, Ia coSr. si ~
Of Misses Merritt. who PLAYED the third round.
read Mas Merritt. li2. i1-ge Miss A
Merritt. los. He
BAs HARMON. AuF B-rhs finals In the
annual open golf tournament at the kel.o
cuS were PLAYED to-day and Won r. 9 most G
=s,ssi'0P Il f fa, ; u wan ~ the l rannsr-sp
chlncioss with a handicap 81 two strokes
was hardly looked upon a. a wlnner Ihe
conditions were perfect during ne motn!!ps
rIs@d fss,es.r ra'S Who fhs%S won a. hi. pre-
vious mstches over the best men entered
sss started STssG S SppH At a rapid PACE and al III.
ninth hole had AuShinclS's > down snS az
ptrently the match Won i9a hvcnlno"
he end 81 the morning round thatcher siil
led by ? up. A..
.,l IL the s,. st': :ns Of III Ts. , ! os sr.snif hole 81;
w y !, ~ Here A. As cha ssrr.s s' ssif, Sul Him;
S1HS az III. ~ match .,ooa III even with on.
10 20 both men drove we'll from the tee
Both were short 81 ,hs green On ,hrs ~tsnin
s%Ss yard 'huS,he.r ~ The, latter overrun
fashion ,., cancellation w.. won by X NJ
Lt,ieichn. Who ees, y collin. by , ~ and and
BY c'S wheien. who beat ) Il suydam by
w.
ATLANTIC cTIyi Aug +. Darby o. 81
u S' ISs , iisSi CIV tSoa"iiry cliaS. ys; ed.
si.ernoon N ~, 'ni"Idenh mstoh S ,hhs ana"
i..y 90 Pscd aad i iSr ~ r' sSnI -ssi in U sSiSs !" risS'ssn
s s;ded ip 1o ~ IhS old r rss0rd sa siso T maSs ne re
ne. H. nl.ysf a. as,onishtns game. az
~. xss,h.t 80 bad ,ain fniiina al times,
,le $500, " 80 - We how-
ana w. 'urI wa r"sfN ~" 49,,
eveI. did. not saw" Atahtic Wy uaM 1880
came IN from Cape MAY ", special ram
The Atlantic city team VII DliI q return
...o.
Atanne CtG LNnrh fnf,h
Darby. y bfosu Noth' y bshsiui 'hheu,aaM
bennington. . lAppincgit :" '9taah urr
laesSt /. esfpsSi.s : st;ialrs os. 5 Nlddl.'
va. o. toaicnti h-b"N' w. h's' 1870
! tndicotl : TOTAL ~
Csp~ 2 wilson. q Harvey, loek
VOID. q wiuisms. 0. Rogers. = b,fs'f = clara ~
Briggs 10 ShAiiuck. . Martha . Iusph.m Z. ,kog
srs 4 RlAksly. O. Hepburn. Z SartaH. a 7. " '.
b.nneu. 10. Callahan. o. E4s,slek. !, Ay-A q Coos'
3. Sheersf. !: Allen, o. Boyd. Z. Bennett q, hAtthe~s'
o. baden. 0 TOTAL %
CprcAoo. Aug SO result 81 the hr.'
match round IN ne txmoor Country W.
open tournament Tor women TODAY MIS-
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ss- s-is.s us-. s-~~S~. v-s~ss 1000
49, 81 NsF ttsss~f

rtt usnuaE sss m ~ ~.ms. > .p-a
tnHs aHraurrt 80 fsfahsa q. asf -
ftr &C., NaIHf go usa Mrlans 80
- siratsff $50 fruH Sc f1a- e-saL ~
ass - l..la
NHHNraN ~ NasIaFa ~ NaaEe
49, NsHa
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Half Brsthers wrn Pacing Races At Giens
Falls.

GLENs FAiis. Aug IS This Vas the last
day OF the Grand Circuit meeting here. Only
two races remained 10 be disposed OF and
both we're won handily in straight heats.
The winners. Royal n sheldon and Audubon
Boy. are half brothsrs; botn beng OF, OF
don's former record was 3os three horses
from the Suburban stock Farm got new
standard records
ab elass. pAeing; pur~ $500
Audubsn Boy. CO $, BY IL Audubon
FisIy y BOS,soa wssss asd'on' .'.""i
LAZY Bsyard. b.. m O'Nsib ,.,. .........s .
lime = 90. iiot, AJAX.
FrreiofAll elasS pacing. heats, two In thf-e' pufss
koyai n. SHELDON. III. 9. by Constantine
flaIy, by bourbon Mlkes 1O'Neib ....--l !
conaof, blE g. a AeDenAid -. .-""-- Z
Time-soiS. fsS.
Against TIM. 70 beat 30
Miss n~lmAn, b. IN. By Dclmaf MISS NeSeSo.
BY Rosen neo'sger
whiuns. BE-. O.. By Dtresum Mars. by Nursea
lin -ta
Bsrnsdins. b. m. By Hinder wnEes-LunA. By Inc
tA,oc.
TIms-snk.
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TwohsS hit -Kfugrt Thfre hase hi -Mccor-
mick. Home run ISfe-n. DOubl. play. Neon.
mick. Chiids and Doyl. McCofm,ek and Doyle. sac
WALLACE, HAfttsil. isr on hascs-St. Louis, 10:
chicago 8. s;ruct out BY ros,iL a: ~ Hughes 9.
wild pitch Hughes Hn BY pl,ehed ball
Powell. l. rmpates -o'Day and Brown. Time :
/ hour and Is minutes.
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cncn PAGES Fast II Old Orchard.

ON ORcHSHp. AUG. rs Twelve heats
all eycept ons Of them faster than their r,-
-p-ctive classes. were vovded into ths
afternoon on the Old orchard kite trae
Annie u, q green mare from Newark. Ett
a mark % 2is.. aud Dandy a. OF Bridxeto q.
a marx Of 2Ise. summaries:
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N~arfoNki iHauuf
~ YEA ~ nf.sFsa Hasaen ~ FnahssipAia
Assem- a. iNsarN
pasg 81 hs~s.u ist.aa a. Nsst.nst.n WV
tsna 81 1sltm - knsaak- "a fNtsatFha
usfTfHs tFAurF
r-.sisru~ 81 susunia sa~stH 81 eeua~sg
usutfd q narhrsrr Nfufttaa 81 haaaa
suNNN nv ETarN tFaarH
uafrrtun 81 Ne iaasaaH We ustfs 81 eeuftaI
Ura9rlsal 81 Nrntr aFHaHH siish
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BUFFALO, Aug IS Prank l. kramer 81
East Orange won the one mile Pan-Americsn
circuit championship to-day. In the first
semi-nnal he disposed VI John 7. Fisher o!
Chicago. Then liver lawson beat q. y.
Kimble OF. louisville and th~.e two cane
together 10 the ANAL Much 70 the disgust
Of tho bls crowt o. spectators: they loaied
clear 90 tho finish. when Kramer %sprinted
past lawson and won by a length The
time wa; rAdieSioas' 10 the hAiiJ,n.e ff Of
chlcssc nnishsd second. but was disqualified
for foulins Major Taylor and second place
:"s s,ys I'm 9; 8. t r. s %sS, and I Ssmp.i i' n, I we
the bank Harry Elke, won the h.gr roc
bet out, Edwsrd Tsylore % Francs for sec:
end place Elkes covered 81 miles I,eso
sS,EIa. e a ,, %a,.' ,s ss' X, S.rf frd lSS Ps:s ' %hi 10
ic.s p p.rd.. SEife- s-,sbiish.I nsv record.
%s,asIxs Had NJ maintained that pAc. h.
Me- sss eS, y Is ssssna. - the record tor si,..n
Alter he n,n~te~n,h NIL. he fen behind the
record, Tor heras 40 fsf sh"ado 81 uner he did
not have "a. push himself hoNler of
mary;
pss An<re~a Crrus Chsmr.enshln on. nl.-
wea w fIsnt l. k'srh-s, ess sag issf las
s"S. w. 10 as.. s.A ~ JAMS ss.~i, csi
c.se S@a Sevfht, chleses scond asss sryn'
Insi.ne, uirt ono NAYS. Priv. ieurh. 1tas,
} plnues a IS -rcnneH
Nnr Hour, psn Amcnrsn Inv tstion hAear ~.
ua~ chsnyanskir Wen W hsry y rlt-s GEns
~. "a l~''' hSr'~' 'r''Ha. 1a-''S ''T'''''
las ". hsssgg w. v Loo, ys.'. r.s.
yarl er.>n. is.ssal ~ TsfaN thra oHtn heiA-
Er1s tputtA Itns. y = srsouas demg y 500
VI rhEsfa fashrd suuad 81 So aHqasihre
srrr~sruh. Me-. Aas n-lghn.le
Nel-an won q gNwlla race tren afrhis
Nh h~Fn te-ulghi defeatinC HIN BY a
mils ard = thi1 h- tinis VS. ~ ~Hinut-.
~ "a s~csnas attic operinF u isat-i HsH
" uould ~ a closs c~nf~i Wv rHfis s~ra.
rst-d ths Haers zVul ths thifd nals sh~n
Ncns h-fA's wh~l hFokc sua - let fenf
lp. Nelson reds 10 nrs fefH sud iuffeSsri
tlt l~sa - eae ~ laus D. fhs tes milo handis
0ap artds n ghtcntr~r sar~fsN = nuur
t1r~d urs ~llrh tAf.s hiu uui Ihs fse-
ssss tsi~a ~ aa@-uh lufuu uf hfaeknfN
vIfh ilaH sala vaH II Nee NoFt s-rund thf
tlr,s eaa . ralvuts- - s~uuads w. thH I've
tril~ apsr Nluasm bulshirs ri ian NFansa
waa. uffh afafr e. uFsH sU. 10
uas snsn tuiuutss nni
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A, nunne flrs game Hartford q rueslo. q.
sscond gAHns Hartford. ~. Dnrnin. o
Al Montreal ftrs ram Montreal 9 pscyosn~.
q s~eoad ssme Pr0,iaeae., O. MerussL O
AZ Tofunto rofonto. ~ NoforAisf. q
Al nOrhts trf g. Wet grounds.
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s,r.,sh, Heats Of Ne~sursn.

daS 81 ~. me-, - u. Ssweursh brsihs
fsrs s.-.s.s,'Gs c",s. ~. sS,ssise:
ummari
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fG%t 81: :;.a.:: -"
Is" ;i..tsst5t- m
1h- > nmsry Of ths days play follows
POP r'i Ii,st -: S1R ~. .sSss l snslssa y S ~ g.
fault u y ss.s,y Breotsds Sci, pse beat "
TO pi.y. v As.ua. xor.isS coli duS s.iAP
f'4i s RssIli TsS, ssSaS ssi G VA ~ s.s Y md y Il | Il J slsL
LAt,-coA, ~ ~, c cl,.ho,a; Lss.neG Sosn,
Y 2 Guy s.ss. ss.s:. y. &c s;es 49, s:ie: y w Y Is
yGI;sSS, c v . s :,ns S Saf' a,s SosSs by a S: and az % Ssi.1s
cco,g,. ? Th.eh,r j.. Aie.sy SSanur Cub s.'
s,ssss s.sss sss.y s,:, rs :, =. ~, ny : :, y Man; and
is.il ss.i Is.Sr. " J ~ s.a ~ si.S' S.sDaa.id
SCI sss @.fa as- s y W Ri :1t ,s : ,S pitS q Leah. Al.
s::., y S Sss' &. + a az y a . s;iSs s...s s.; ;S:s.
W. ns s.u b. c.il,y ~ c sss eiuts, ~" G.., Dr..
; s$s .: Si.S k,,s,, fsrls:.ip. S. sssn.I Cunt SsS,
Sass y sTs " % I gt.E o Ssii.s I lss.' c TsSSHlf ci SSs.
sS,1 , SSH %, n Z si " a.. "a. . 1 e pay a s.aa s,sS. SSSss
An'hsny Sys % , ~ .sS ! 20 pt s.,,l 7 " " f Dan.
PH sssSaa hsu sS11 Rrss sSsi Sesig's 81. By Up rvs,
ssln. STi' b. ts 5 " saa 70 pi.S. en- GAIA sniss
SysaS
Close handlca piping brought out a splendid
finish yesterday In the mixed fouTsomss
t o.. s =. si sT oo ifS cub aSs' q aI s.n j. ! Flint and
Frank 4 Mere WI los ses' psGwS Walden
aud Miss N. 0~yune and MAlsolm GrahAm;
tho clubs champion, were tied for The third
prizes ~ i7 net, summary:
~. Z ; E 4 T' ana "a L ; Br, %.,t I, h Sc. sl iGss 'l ls.;
pS .gsa. and ana u x. Il DS"9 s2.A. .Ss' no Is'V, n y;
Mss a i cumnocf and n y Mathew. ~, ala.
Nif EsTsia; abS . I Day IA. 'il Ill. Il. n Ms hs'
Maclay aud John hol'.r. j. IA :
on TUESDAY and Wednesday % %. p,',s,s
s,,r' ssIcn mn !. laid . Sas AZ his oeSn;ry place.
snran,r, in East windhsm, Greene county
The couree has been 70 existence over two
Kept co".,sStiy al worn. The contest was
*, SsiT c,,,. ' ss,n men . sRsai ior nm sSS-' ', y.
eleh'sre hole. on ssch LAY raylSr. sss
stvls Tho scnre- were
...,s:.r / T.y'ct' s sssi o sls.S S'ss ] rs:
s Ma. sa, asad =. u. 81 s ,s&i Ss'''' ~
Noun, Vernon. new golf club, called the
si~anoy after a tribe II indians that once
sss ~ I'll hii"r ss%s I. SIn"-s". Ssyr.s t-sGy
Tor to~urnawent. in the fan. The orncer,.
sWfs r,ssssssr tgy.nt S%S''Nsi Mac ss~s,sfy.
.nd caSS,sia' slfrcSf fSyiof
on wedpe-d,v n. .caddle. Of ths. E..st
County colt. club defea,sd The csddi.. OF
i,St.' Nv % The score
-, Do Sssr;p D rSSs y . d.Hs.ss'. i ).
Ki.ss,sa . noTs-t q rsii'r. o ro'.l
ecrrL.n, NJ. .ss, = y,.,;,Ssy ~.
lad aoif ciss IN = team match. isiof
., q a.; : di.s ssA4ss. asssaA ssS I sl.Ts; 10 ;;Ti;s; Is;
sss, Ms pTsmm. |, 20 Mr. y " lsc,s.
siwdsr ~. ,.ga.sn team q ths "uh sai
A. ~ Haosensaa
10. ,hHd ssW. ~ -. lr--"yne,,e
wi. IsI IIh sna The hloemc.e osu.iy
ass. SsT r. -.sss,sS s's 90
HsflsH IfA uuh sna Yea aal .yt snd =
1899 IN = ''""ft iH uhs fe' hM by u"
n,s.s > i-1ss- az a.
49, 30 s:x 49,
s.s.teo. ass q 90 -. a"-l rss,a II
~ ia" sh sss 49,
ssssia t-si Aamuia nsssl zoe
hud~ .9.i~ y ~ as . . -, uss
SNffs, 49, r--s-s-s-ss
Iaus
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The Finishes ct westne,d.

wHsrvisLp. Mass. "a IS. 81 harness
rac~s here to-day were won In straight heats.
SUMMARIZE follow:
no ssss padng: purse 500.
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A. Nnn~spols NlnnssvaliS 2 b. neln~.
A. coieseo sprinss Eansss cu. a oasafsea
nt~awt-tss-f. . ~ la.<rAt
Al ~ faui- NJ iAnl. 4 unshA
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Ins.~bsn s.sm-~ ys-ss,

Al xuninr,sn Cut~n \ CASE = nse~usus .
A. Faasaslsiia Ttasesfs . Au.uus CIV Z
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The leading attraction Of the morning
round VAS the match between 7 7 Reid
and " n Davis, whom the golfers have
had great sport In ts1ttlng about being the
only high-clas.ed golfer In the tournament
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
.c2rcains- For q Soul.

Before the astoui@hed eyes of mum. ber of Pal isans :; singular funeral cer- nGony look Ti9ce the other day.
 A resident property owner in the Rue MalteBy;;.n A;td .i4st d.ed. On thc even ing of his dcath when darkness Lad fallen. Us relations, five or six in nC;a- be-. e2cA pfez.t9el with lantern, slowly male ti.e circuit of the garden. IS 1T tAes. v.eI'e searching fer >omethas, in tic w@..ss H.hzn taef came to | ia"-e hap ef stones. they turned caah 9av of them over and then re-entercd She E Esl.sa
 This; e..:iolis procession $ an o'! Nar- i..:::4 ss-z:as:f. i3=e=G=ssI parseH W:.s 2 a&tive es t1=e e=.sz=a7= ee:sf G:se"<. i,e- .'ar> i.ltor.t} : sf.z= 5.Hs.t, :, i, uycpSsary, ..t.'a.s, #ta t==s tls.=s....as#. to .uTe4f.- .r s.sa= szs ;sze s.5s=. c. tl-. 5i'- st.~t,. +; a.at z sae:.'e4 =9 1, ca;He. of E.s p.s il..gi.- q. ll.',...s...
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Silence You Con Sec.

There iS Eo such thing as silence in this world. It is an inpossibility. That is partly t.e reason Wly science has ~a a Dled us to see it.
 he explanation of the paradox .s this: Silence as we understand, it, sim ply means that there are sounds too delicate or too loud for the ear to regis ter. Fl Gthei words. when we can't hear anything We call that condition silence. But wherever you are tls2re aHe sounds around Fou. Even iu the deepest mine tie air vib"ateS aGl makes sound .ti ins;rumcnt les been Invented that will catch these sounds and permit of the vibrations be- ing represented n.ctoftallr on screen. and in that way Ian may see silence and properly gataes<t2.sa M!.at t L'ans.
 iy comparing t'sa tisstts of nc. ca wil.l these .f t'.,t sll.......#,f t..i,e.es ialnNH-'4s, @ ..lis' et tlte G.fy.eucr hei1...ea | i.ci. : 4 !, if .ast}Hae. ad eee Hi.se .a:s .g.a s.- ieh.2 v..--.ls. ;:s. .Het.s ssesi~5 l. .;s t. V Y s, 5r ~;.pfi i5..sss. D t....i ..,.J'l dis tat.'alce &t tEo u. W4en @ytl.91 artar. 10 ha ! ..teetl.. 11'e.... so1 a "o>,.ly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07

t.eaal f!a...;., l:.,trt::&c,.t SometAiiIs l..it.e | l;a.io. N.hch Will keep thcm islss-=s2fl fa. l-an,s. If he can enly play two or three tCne1, Ivan Ivanoviten 7,al he ale to enjoy himself raptur- 0u>l.'.
 Singing. h6wcver, is lis greatest pleasure. and chorus singing is q great feature in tho Russian ar!uys accom- plishmentS. The number of songs an ordinary aoldior krows is beyond be- lief. Singing is encouraged by the 0t- fcers and the men Witt! the best voices gre specially rewarded Among Hit crate people the singer will always be able to exert q great influence. One has o9!y to see 2 Russian regiment on the march to understand what moral power the singers can give the soldiers
 lvan ivanovitch stands greatly ill need of cheap forms of amusement foi he is wrct~hcd.y paid IIcssis the worst paid soldier in Europe and therefore has q very lard time duf.n. lis four ycars of service euiess his good folks at home are inclined to he GeHefoES.
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OHr I.istiE& POMrr.

He llrscles. Il 'oa!Iaon With all tie et2aas of t,4e body have taeif, stages If development and Gocliae. cur physical Nt Nt.eH@t4 Increases up io Il 5.srta.u age a}4l tAen Geerea*s#. Tests ef the st1eia.,.h il of ~eNcr%l t.oraaaa< If people iate heen ftade l.y mean, cf q t'yla- i3.,s...etsr t>teaesA r!t;as,s.e.. ..=;;is4= tAa foist4,ta4 #.t @tYen @S l..G =;5Y9fasEt f.ss l,..9s fartsea N,.ite I:tet:
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RcfOr-.lotorE L.i..ltni...~.


 group of @ea sitting on the i.y C9ods boxes ia feeHtef q country store were diScG~s.n" Il tremendous 10TH tE@t E&e: s.a.t.,tt = ever tie Hei@l.' o...0td the Gay before.
 '!he.e's ID r:.e III ta1',....:,@ roHl2~,4- (! cn2 of them. N :;rt ;ll laG..y ;:lti k :. thaaels1a=:a:
 resat.:shea e:,e t..sa w,.ea I was, s;.s, c@og.ee!4. s.sst ;suo.Eer. Tt was aNoVt ! ye;,r :estte.' l H":s married. and w." oll ny Way l.c:ae from toW-:l. IL h,.-.:l tp sAaEs,t,. aA! l'-'.ton w,.cH l w&s &&o.; i..s3s W;..,. t:qre. ald the rain fell ia shet;s. stsifpe,. under a big tree. '':.eW thas: N: ;,t safe, but I ;hoH@.,.t I'd risk t:
 "ia a few nt::.t.sseS t&e lightning struck Il tee ;ylat.t q lsunr,rcd feet away, and l sell Gavsi.. e.G.sr from the shock or tlaH4 fright l ao.:'t know which to t..:i. d;y. E;.t s.4t ui, again, ani ihy Lar rose e.i cad when I re- i"en.be'"d that had a plug; of tobacco ln t.N pocket
 .N hat lad t3at to e W;;'l i;:''
 NGtulii- Ut tats- NN Wife G!IA knpW eheved tahaeeo. She hated tie weed like poison. What if had bc;,l killed aaa that plug ef teaaceo found in mv pocket: l thought. l think |" tLe worst fright right then that I cyor had in my life
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 "Wc1. before tho nozt fash came ,E That tftt5g et.t=cf my rucEct and threw itas far ss eefhi send it. and tavr naycr ge=Ne3 tz.agro since. - Nalla,.. .t-f.--.at..