davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-14

Bring your job Work 10 the i.p,
PENDENT olios. Low prices.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-14

! now have in stock, just received.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
MOTIVES SUSPICIONED.
France Can Not Believe in Honesty of
Purpose of This Country.
SEES SIGNIFICANCE IN MOVEMENTS
Toward Atfordna Protection" to Co.
lomba and Venezuela Against
Themselves.

New York, August IA dispatch to the
Herald from Paris gives the following
comment Of the French papers upon the
Colombian Venezuelan incident:
The journal Des Debats saws: at Is to
be presumed that the Colombian govern
ment will think twice before accepting
the aid Of the government OF Washington
in its trouble with Venezuela.
THE recent history of Cuba is not en-
couraging In this connection 1t Is diff
cult to imagine the United States render
Ing assistance to Colombia without de.
mandlng compensation and the establish
ment OF some form Of American influence
In the lsthmus seems to be the compensa-
would far exceed the proportions of
merely American happening"
The Steele says; THE basis Of United
States intervention in the conflict between
the two South American republics y laid
down and should the present situation
be prolonged, the cabinet at Washington
viii know how to turn it to the best ac-
count.
Colombia claims onerous terms for the
cesson of the territory through which the
Panama canal is to pass and Ii may be we'll
that the United states sees In the present
an excellent opportunity for selling terri.
tory and with 1t the rights OF Colombia
over the uncompleted enterprise OF the
tntcroceanis capal One may be sure
HoWeNtr' tnat inc tolomOl1- Venezuelan
conflict will last MS long as the cabinet
AT Washington wishes and will have lust
the importance which the 'abinct wishes .
The Figaro says The United states
Is preparing 10 Intervene hetwecn Vcne.
zuela and Colombia, who are quarreliug
imprudently.
1T s a fine opportunity to put Panama
and the canal IN its pocket 10y protecting
Colombia and Venezuela as it protects
Cuba and the Philippines Formerly that
was called take. then annex now II is
pronounced protect
Tho following is translation from edI
torial comments published In 'Etoile, a
French paper In Panama: Colombian
generally, while approaching any action the
United States might think imperative 10
prevent European Intervention IN Souih
American countries, do not favor In Ina
least, and distrust any direct Intervention
ln International affairs by invoking liz
Monroe doctrine, as they hrmly believe NJ
wonld endanger their national sovereignty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
SIR THOMAS IS EN- ROUTE.
British Yachtman on His Way 10 the
United States.
he DOES NOT APPEAR OVER CONFIDENT
OF Success, but Feels Sure Of Fair Play
All Around--fiis Departure from
london an Ovation.

London, August 14-slr Thomas Upton
started for the United States today, leav-
ing d cheering crowd Of acqualntnnces and
welt wishers who Ind assembled at the
station 10 bid him farewell, His conpart
ment on the train was half filled with
flowers. including model Of shamrock H.
ST. Thomas' party included Charles Rus
sell, SJ Il. Hnilard and Robert IRE. George
L. Watson, the yacht designer. will Join
the party ut Liverpool.
when the time drew near for, the train
to leave the crowd cherred Sir Thomas
Lipton. sang "For He Is jolly Coed
Fellow and called for u speech. SIT
Thomas thanked those present for their
Kind wishes ana expressed the hope chat
the Shamrock II would fuihll all eXpecta
we have done all on this side that
could be done said he, and the boat rs
In the hands Of the most skilled yaehtsmen
III tile United Kingdom. u we fan. we
shall know we have been beaten by gen
erous, high feeling sportsnien who know
more about the game than we.
sir Thomas stepped on the moving train
amid outbursts Of cheering.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
NUMEROUS ENDORSEMENTS.
Several Fights with RevoIutionists
ported by Castro,

Several Fights with RevoIutionsts Re-
ported by Castro.
SaH Juan, Porto Rico, August 14.-Mail
adyices received here today from Caracas,
Venezuela under date of August 10 give
account Of numerous engagements in the
State OF Tachisa between President Cas-
tro's forces and the revoutloulsts. In
General Clstro's bulletins he mentioned
the Colombian army. He reported engage
n ents since the battle of san Crlslobal,
Bully 90 at Princes Las Feloes, IL Pa.
Iadn, La Grita, Eneontrados, Colon and Las
CrumhuS
The Venezuelan casualties, according TO
Cnstros official bulletins. were General
Madna and four colonies killed ana 800
men killed or wounded. Madina was u
prominent man, He was formerly a COVER
nor and senator August there was an
encounter at Las Crumhus with a second
force of revOutionists
INC News Caracas correspondent. writing
August 10, says another army mas Invaded
Venezuela This second force Is reported
70 number 5000 men. Friday these troops
ntt9cked Las Crumbus ard we're driven
Iack The main divisions Of the armies
nave not yet met.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
X. II. Cawthon & c.
DON'T WANT THE TRUSvS
MExicANs ALARMED AT eeou,,,
OF AMERICAN TRADE.
lat'n-American Countries l),o.a !. !.
vert Their Trade to Europe. Il 7
1t Is Not Thought 1t VIII Be- o., i

Mexico City, August 14.-El MAJ.
afternoon liberal party paper yss NM, I
the growth of American trade sr ,t' n
trust system, advocates the Iat,r s. -
e e countries making an effort 10 an,
thcii trade. to Europe az In forma, M.
The same journal advises as a lnri.. feah
me consolidation of the National Sarsss w
MeAico and the bank OF London Ana S VS,,q
IN orr great bank for the purpose IF f' ssas
ltracting the growing Influence Il 'S Y.
Stai,Gard Oil corporation ID Mexieo y ~, "
tieal business men say that Mefieo ~, M
ecohilnue to trade heavily with tEs iID sa
Statoa which is her largest rustom. SA NJ
taat no sentimentalism viii affecf M ~, ~
ent tIade relations '4s Fu
rhe Mexican Herald says that 80 !,
tee5 OF the Pan American congress d N
hell ia this city will lie to draw IN Xxx
American nations closer together AMI IN,
the. must form an alliance for coiNs'
defense against European aggression
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15

transferred from this city to either ST,
br President Comiskey of the White Stock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
SUMMARY OF ToDAYs' IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE

Three negroes have been jailed at
Tyler on a charge Of poisoning hve
negro children.
In,fkln has been visited by another
disastrous fire.
The contract for furnishing oil TO the
state institutions has been awarded the
waters Pierce oil company.
The state educational department mas
given ont warning regarding the use
of contract books.
The state normal board has nearly
completed its labors.
Dredges at work on the ship channel
are making slow progress in the clay,
The Scottish Rite Masonic conclave at
Galveston has been wound mp.
There were two Houston companies
among those which filed charters at
Austin Wednesday
thirty thousand people are at Bonham
helping the citizens to jubllate over
cotton mill and railroad
A negro has been arrested Tor rape
near Austin and positively Identified b
his victim
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
No Guesswork

No intelligent person woun ~
~ 80 dentist to have the s'n y
ed An oculIst would be promps ,I.,,s
ed. because he understands su ~ NJ
Many people, however 90 - ~ iss
son,a ,,tellieent thought % y MIA
ment Of chronic diseases. al ss.,sclI
constitute a speciality just = ssf ~
~ n,saases Of the eye, and me w. .s.'sa
t,.,na nhyslcian. who Is Ofte9 ' ~
has not had the expcrisu'. h.rssss
properly treat them. II - ~ =. msnJ NJ
are "a difficnlt TO cure that y sIs,.s
~ sn,,e,ed with chronic ' 4 !
their life, but because Wy. '.,msst
the proper physician for NM M. rhl,s
In NV extensive practice .,s,Iaba
~, - tnan that OF any Other . W.
larser ,,, .u s,atcs have had VIZ, /, IT
patients who had been cnderiirs
doctors. not one OF whom ar,a,lp,si
case although they we're .rsssvssa
eass s,,,a anysIclans. As a ccnSfs n ~
had been experlmen'eu IA 70 ~
treatment In no way su,', .ss,rlfs ~
NM result was years Oh
s,u;a hava been avoided ~. ~
ss ,.,' " nrasr,enee which s'' Il
in devoting myself sAs 1888 soi NJ
treatment Of ch,,onic dises sss,l, ~ &
wears has equipped me psti NJ pll ]. 4
Is no guess wuiN i've each ri a, y X
study study =, anu meet ali conditions, .Ip
; parea ea y 'Ht may appear as = 80 q
chances an" are that there here. : ..,sl.l q
ton. -. On " q,
rs, anu 81 treatment. 81, 4. i.
mos, rs ss'T solsly upoa ~ ~ x y!
e expert trsatmsn. os - y ssss.sN
out cost, or wri, {, G. s,,, ass :. =. q
plan plan. Of p, a0n' san Asisssa. M
Alamo / me Sawroa HA1A'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
NEW YORK STAGE ROBBERY.
Male Passengers, Except One, Made
Bold Dash and Escaped,

Glen Falls, y. y, August l4.--Nevs w
received here tonight that the Blue NOT
tain stage was help up by q masked ~
Der about noon today at Ncrth river ~
scene OF the hold-up can, not BE reitf'
by telegraph or telephone tonight flii
this point. but the following facy Z
garding the robbery have hesn recelrn
The stage which was STOPPED ccnats'
with train which reached Norm vs..
Warren county. station IN we AGas
ducks and Hudson railroad q w
o'clock a. M When II left me sA. ",
today It contained seven men ana Y, sl
woman. besides a quantity Of express ~
mai matter for Blue Mountain lase. Wa Wa
the stage was one and hall MES WI
OF Dunlap's hotel at North river : n,s "a,
robber suddenly appeared. HIS nlM Nv
was 10 shoot one of the horses. ne er
ordered the passengers 70 holg W -.
hands and alight. Six OF me msn w.
dIately took to the woods tpe Is1 y,
ing man staying with his wife, sa VIVA
relieved of $40, but the robbie, lal ..,,s /
find larger sum which was ia 'n'''A
pocket. L., ~ MI
The highwayman then rihed las "
bags and plundered the express XVI w n
taxing everything Of value. he W. a.,shn
appeared into the woods ana ss sAss 4
parties up to dark have peen apay~
find any trace Of MIN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
NO IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS.
Nothing New With Regard 10 South
American Revolutions.

Washington, August IA. No important de
velopmcnts in the Colombian. Venezuelan
situation were received at the state do
partmcnt during the day and the reported
death Of General Tribe Tribe could not he
confirmed In any official quarter.
II is expected that the Machias will
complete her coaling and taking on ,mnr
ALTON by tonight and be on for Panama
tomorrow morning. II has been noted me
French warship SuChet has already arrived
az colon. Although the French are under.
stood to have considerable property inter
fs's on the lsthmus, Il is said that there
n no provisions IN the treaty between
france and Colombia requiring that fyee
transit across the isthmus shall be Kent
open. However, II Is not doubted thai
the presence 81 the Suchet will have =
salntary Influence In quierlng disorder :"
me statement made In the French nrpSs
y the effect that the Incident on M
lsthmns might lead TO an American a.
QUESTION In that quarter receives no atten.
quarters. "'Aeiai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
AID FOR RevoLuTIoNIsTs.
CoIombians in Ecuador to Be ORGANIZED
for Service

CoIombians in Ecuador to Be Organized
for Service.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
Managua, Nicaragua, July 26-General
Emilio lIuerrera, Colombian soldier of for
tune, who has resided for several years in
Nicaragua, starts today for Ecuador TO or
ganize the expatriated Colombans in thar
country and lead them into Colombia to
assist the revolutonists. Senior PORES, an
other Colombian, has gone TO Salvador
also for the purpose of organizing the ex
lied Colomhians residing in that republic
and then bringing them TO some Pacific
ocean port of the department Of Panama,
Colombia, and joining the revolutionary
forces.
1t is believed that IIuerrera and PORES
will, together, assemble about 1900 men
to assist the insurgent cause.
BY order of the government OF Nicaragua
the machinery and other materials ar
being removed from the dredges belonging
10 the Maritime Canal company of Near
aqua and viii be used on a tug or trans
port owned by the government The
dredges are now at the port Of San Juan
del NOtte.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
nAsERALl.
An Effort Is Being Made to End the
War.

An Effort Is Being Made 10 End the
War.
Cbcago August II Negotiations for
peace 10 the baseball world are on be
tween President Ran Johnson. represent.
Ing the American League, and James A.
tIart, representing the National This ae.
counts for the recent conference IN this
cry between Somcrs, Killilea Gross, Com
lsteH and Johnson. the hurried trim Of Mr.
Hart through the Eastern National league
cues, and for the closeted talk between
Hpr, and Barney Dreyfuss at the West
Side grounds on sunday.
Ban Johnson talked With Hart for over
"a heYf this morning. lt Is known here
thar Hart and Johnson had conferred he
tpre the American mans last trim East
kd5r- followed the announcement that the
Aherican would put club IN ST. Louis
neNt season, and was supposed the two
leagaes were farther apart than ever Then
Alfs Hart went East The conferences IA.
day Nnd the attitude OF the mngnates WHOM
Questioned eoncernlng the situation indi
Gates thar the 'hen Is stll on" The dlnt.
ca'ty NOW Is 90 arrange basis az com
promise out of the many complications
which have grown out OF a disagfcelneut
ef less than twelve months standing. III.
logical course seems Co be to respect one
anothers contracts and let ether matters
when asked today concerning the preba.
b,iiy of peace, said
Although The National League Is pre-
pared I" go alone next season. the same as
how, think some sort Of an agreement
would be 20 the hest interests 81 organised
hat The many differences may make
II seem hard 10 agree, but Il does not take
mnca ~ turn the scale either way
Ban Johns0ns version Of the nffaiA "a AZ
follows while Ia some respects Il might
be better for rs 70 60 along as al present.
fci the public likes light. dread win
tee cbmpaign. We kept clean 50 lar. ana
irieI1h g do 50. but the bsykering - 4
ecriMhle for players charges and counter
charges, will hurt the game. baseball
war rarely lasts two seasons, one or tue
cfWr organization goes to tho wall II n
prosahl, better 10 compromise.
Ibat the Cleveland club Will probably be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
The Philippines:


huogram III Ben McDhul 1903, Montluic
l0b, Spcedmas ZOE, Agnes u. 96, Belle Com
murer %.
The Kenner mile and three eghths- The
Parader t26 Black Fox 100, All Green
110 The Rhymer 10, vitenlus t1o, Baron
Pepper ITO, Arak l06 Golden Grain 100
Five aud a half furlongs, selllngE gh
tipa Pioneer t05, Step Onward %. Drago-
man 100, Dark Secret l04 Fred Krupp
100 Oclawaha l0l Flora Pomona l07
100, FrlVol %.
One mile and seventy yards, s.year-old
maidens-Arak M, Thrilled 100, Rarretto
Ill Lamp Lee ia, Wealth 100. sharp
shooter ia, Lone Fisherman ia, The
Blue Coat Ill. Infalltble 100 Lady Corister
100, Adyocater ia, Lucent ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
DOMESTIC.

Near Greenviile, y, c., William Gard
nor shot Mack Dixon and Dixon took
the weapon and shot Gardneri both
we're killed
Ten men lost their lives as the result
Of the burning Of a temporary water
works crib in the lake at Cleveland.
The international Typographical Union
In session ut Birmingham, Ala., selected
Cincinnati as next meetng place.
Fire destroyed Si25.0o0 worth of prop
city OF Cbiplcy, Fla.
a brisk gnlc prevailed along the Ala
bama, Mississippi and Louisiana coasts.
Portions Of Kentucky and Virginia
we're visited by disastrous foods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
ToDAYs ENTRIES,

Selling, six rmlongs-- Colonel stone 1Ol ;
TahytQsa l0I; Warmer, Hunter RQine l0l;
maidens Noble Brooks, Lady Felix, Aulps
Oton clay, Anything, Judge Miller, Flor
rte 5, 1906 Lady Clark III; Samho 100;
Ben Hampstead tl4
Selling. mile and three sixteenths-Ra
quo IL 10s lie Spara l0t; Sadie Levy 1903;
Swordsman 1l6; Fiddler III loS; Irving
selling. three quarters of mile Sweet
Dream i02 Hengist 103; Matt Hogan l07;
Revoke, Hazel Hughett 100; Santa Ven
100.
Selling. seven eighths of mile Elsie
Rarnes lQ5; Grnntor. J v, Hayes i1o; Ben
Frost t04; Lord Neville ia
Selling, one mlle--Rouge Let Noir 102;
Empyreal, Dieudonne 1oI; Burnetts Walk
cnarm io7; Pirates Daughter 100; The WNp
40; Nellie Helmuth 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
A==-=4ss - -
LEGISLATIVE.

The house subcommittee on hnance has
gone to work on the appropriation Dill
The house committee on congressional
districts has nearly completed It's work.
The attorney general has advised the
house Investigating committee that the
State treasurer is responsible for tue
money in the First National bank
The governor sent In a message relat-
ing to the epileptic asylum.
The senate congressional districts sub
committee presents an entirely new
layout for consideration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
cANApAs CUP GOES BACK.

The Yacht, Invader, Won Easily from
the Defender. Cadillac.
Chicago, August 1.-THE Canadian yacht
Invader Won from Cadillac again today In
grand race and the Canada's cup goes
back across the border.
Chicago yachtsmen are not dlsmnyed and
both the Chicago and Columbia Yacht
clubs challenged Immediately for the cup,
The Rochester Yacht club also challenged
az once and so did two Detroit yacht clubs.
Today's race was nine nautical miles ia
windward aud return and Captain Jarvis
two minutes and twenty seconds ahead Of
Cadillac,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
Onward slIyer Took the MemoriaI.

New York, August 1.-the New Trot.
ting associations principal event today was
the S1O00 Bonner Memorial stake. 1t was
won by Onward silver Summary:
Purse $1,000, 2;2O class paeing-Captain
Brine won, Rest time 2;0TM.
Purse Sl50N, 2;24 class pacing shadow
Chimes won. Hest time 2:f0l,
The Bonner Memorial. 2;I2 class trotting.
purse SdtN0- Onward Silver, ch. s. by on,
ward sylvan Maid by Aberdeen V;eer9
won Best time 2;O0%.
Purse SlA0O, 206 class pacing -IIetty q.
won. Rest time 2.O6lS
Purse $500, 2;2t clnss trottlng- Captnln
Bracken won. Best time 2;l3A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
The Winners at DeImar Park.

st. Louis, August "A. Six and half fur
longs, selling Syncopated Sandy, Fiekle
Saint, Fred Hesslg. Time 1:23B.
Mile and twenty yards selllng-Nannle
j. Joe Doughty, Qnanah Parker. Time
40
Five furlongs- OKLA, MAZDA Bell, Royal
Athlete. Time i.u3.
Mile and seventy yards Lunar, Ida Led
ford, Rochester, Time 40
Mile aud twenty yards Tom Cromwell
Round Turn, Nesaunis Time ! Asa
Seven furlougS, selling Sweet Dream.
LadnA, Imp ClonsIlla Tlmr 1.2AA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
FEAR A LYNcHlNe.
Militia Ordered Out to Protect an Al
legged Rapist.

Atlanta. Ga, August lt.-A special 10
The Constitution from Charlotte. \. G.
SAYS company Of local militia was or
sered out here at midnight 10 guard The
iNi. \ negro named William Moore, who
Marln Young white woman is In inIi
awaiting his TRIAL. watch takes place To-
morrow There were many threats ~
Neching sud the presence OF large pu,n
htr OF men on the streets late toni,bt
made the authorities suspicious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
OIL DEVELOPMENTS

The mills belonging to the Cottonseed
Crushers' association will use oil as fuel.
No now wells came in at Beaumont
oil Expert CaracrisH says the gov
eminent expert sent to the Beaumont
field is a man who thoroughly under-
stands his subject
strike of seyenty-hYe-barrel well
Mt Saratoga is reported
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
Local.

A county convict killed by lightning
The United Moderns will hold dis
trict convention in this city today.
Plans being perfected for a Sunday
school convention to be held here In
September.
new method of road building by use
of hot petroleum.
Quartermaster w. p. Bryan of the
Light Guard awarded the Kirby medal
for general excellence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
CHINA.

The Russians Mt New Chang pro-
claimed the czar's suzerainty abrogating
Chinese laws.
Commander Wise of the United States
navy died at the Yokohama hospital
Bishop Graves decidred that civil war
would result from the foreign 9ccupa-
ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
POLITICAL.

Hon A. ]. Montague was nominated
by the democrats Of Virginia for gov
ernor.
Repeated but futile attempts were
made to effect Il reconciliation Of the
two democratic factions of Philadelphia
on the eve of the Pennsylvania State
convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
CHINA IN A TURMOIL.

C'V'i War Likely to Result from the
Foreign Occupation.
"eneVa' ~ T., August "a. Bishop r
~ Graves Of China who is visiting rels.
yves mere says the war In China Is NOT
over and thet anarchy almost exists n
n KY northern part Of the country ,rhe nao
MA are dissatisfied with the present yynie
tbe ~, ~ thinks Kwang Su win not occ 1n,y
Bisbnn Nv a., Us soon as leader appears.
OF the foreign powers, '"e o'pup''ion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
Militia CHASING a Robbet

Chicago, August ia spesls, VI
Chronicle from Millersburs' oa'e' os',l
Company /. Eighth Ohio Na.i0na, K. 4,
was called out today to assist y :,
ture of some men who trlea e IN n
Adams bank early this m 70 ssoss tAss
bers are supposed TO be % ae asaSd II NJ
near this city which is
militia and others. ---
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15

brooklyn, August a. THE Brooklyns
and Philadelphlas played double header,
the second game being the one scheduled
for tomorrow. In the first game the 10
Gals punched thor hits on DuggIehy IN
the hrst, hfth and sixth innings, winning
an uphill Victory.
In the. second game Brooklyn was out
batted hnt played the hit and run game
in the fourth Inning aud scored enough
runs IN win.
First game Score r. II p
BROOKLYN ..,...... 100 Oo9 OON- 4 10 \
philadelphia ......,. $40 coo 600 4 4 4
Donovan and Mcclure; Duggesby and
Jackiitgch.
Second game Score r n "
Philadelphia .,...,.. ,0l0 600 01O i2 q
Brooklyn ...,.,,... ,ooi 800 tON ; 10 &
Townsend and Mcfarland; Newton and
Farrell
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
auRNIE nuMToN AN FAsT.
Made a Good Field Look Cheap on the
Harlem Track


Chicago, August Ia Burnle Bunton, who
ran Miss Bennett to q nose her last 5Ime
out In ;t2@4 for six turoigs, was dropped
into soft spot In the second race and
she made good field look cheap. winning
with two lengths to spare and Ia the East
time OF l;13 nat
Five furlOngs Mabel VIM, Approved,
Santa Teresa Time 1901 80.
SIX furlongs Burnie Button, Head
water Xulcain Time Ina.
Steepleehase, short course Donation,
Filpn D'Or. Flaccus. Time 3i3T 10
Mile-rrlnity Bell, Flying Torpedo, six
shooter Time ~.
Five furlongs lshtar, Julia Junkin, Do
reeu. Time tOi
Mile and furlnng, selling Miss Lisa,
Zacatosa, Frank Ireland, Time t;50 ] g,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
SPORT.

Sir Thomas Upton, the English yachts
man, left London for the United states.
on account of lack Of wind the cup
race between the Constitution and the
Columbia was declared off
The Canadian yacht invader, won the
Canadian cup. defeating the Cadillac.