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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
Native Hawaiian. Intr,iip-ns.

or the pure IIawaiians 80 per cent.
and of the part iiawaiians ~ per cent.
can read and write. Out of u popula-
tion Of io0,030 the Ilnwniinns form 20
per cent. little more than onr-thir,l.
hut of the children in the schools
the Hawaiian and part Hawaiian mum
her onc-half. or the 6.3a. landholl-
crs In the island i.7i1 are Ilawaiians,
more than two-thir,ls,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

The Capital National bank of this
city has been designated Ms the deposit
tory OF the territorial money. Gov
ernor Barnes, Treasurer +. NJ. Thomp-
son and officers Of the bank held n
meeting at which the contract WAS
drawn up and approved by Attorney
General General Strang. The bank is
required 10 give bond Of sl5O,O0O,
which hus been arranged.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
Decreased s,cLne.. In the ph,,,pp,ne..

Washington, May IA dispatch
from Gen. Macarthur ut Manila says
the hospital reports show 2,5s6 sick
In hospitals in the Philippines, and
Bil sick In quarters. This is a less
percentage of sick than has been
shown NJ any time since United States
troops were sent Ia the archipelago.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
Onsrs Reward for Murd.rer.

Governor Barnes has offered a re-
ward for the apprehension aud con.
vic,ion Of the mu .'dsrer of Thomas II.
Pemberton, ut Weatherford, on the
night Of April II. The history OF the
crime Is we'll known to Oklahoma peo.
pie and without doubt II Is one of the
most atrocious crimes In tho history OF
he territory.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of ewing.

Richard II. Ewing has been reap
pointed as n member of the territorial
hoard Of education by Governor Barnes
Ewing is II resident OF saltwater and
Is well known over the territory.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

One of the most perplcXing positions
In which u criminal Jury ever finds
itself is when the jurymcn believe
that the prisoner is guilty. Int ARE not
sure Of IL. In u recent ease IN Georgia
the jury solved the difficulty in this
verdict: 1--WE. the jury, find the pris-
onrr almost guilty"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

\ rccci' census of Rio tie .Innciro
gives the city approximately 65o,ooo
inhabitants. This Is much smaller
than was generally supposed. In all
there are G0.i3 houses and dwellings.
giving the large average of ten people
each
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
sMeri nyrr ihr RnpId..

Sault ste. Marie, Mich, May "A
small boat containing two persons,
presumably boys or young men, was
swept over the rapids Of the 81.
Marys river yesterday afternoon.
Neither boat nor passengers have
been seen since.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

iiio de- lnnciro. May 3.-Thc mcssng"
nf President Sallcs nj the npcning "i
the Brazilian congress will declare
that the government has absolutely
refused Ia authorize new loans an,l
will affirm the intention of the tr~ys'
ury To resume gold payments. Il
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
Glasgow disposition open,

Glasgow, May a,-rhc dune and
duchess of Fife opcucd the Glasgow
exhibition Thursday nftcrns6n. The
duke of Fife declared the exhibition
open IL the name of the king. ~
duchess of Fife unlocked the daAT
of the art gallery with u goldepi
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

Ensiand Forbids Tobacco Raisins.
IL is an odd fact thss In England
the cultivation of tobacco as a crop
Is prohibited by n tax so high on
every acre spwn with tobacco seed
that no Englishman could afford. "A
grow II. except rs Joseph Chamber.
lain grows orchids-as an expensive
fad The origin Of this prohibition
Is still more curious. 1t originated
in the reign Of Charles H., when
parliament passed a law forbidding
the growth of tobacco in England for
the express purpose of encouraging
trade with the new colony Of vir-
ginia.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
uovrs Drourht : Oood Price.

New York, May 3.--At the Ameri-
can Horse exchange last night Al
handsome horses from Tichenor Il
Co.'s Chicago stables brought the nm
precedented sum Of s7i,s2S, an aver
pge Of ei,737.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
Fell From u Train.

Guihrie.-A colored man by tho
name Of Albert Moore was seriously
injured by falling from a freight
train on the Cimarron river bridge
north OF the city. Moore was riding
ON top OF box car when he lost his
balance and fell to the bridge, cutting
a big cash In his head. From the
bridge Moore fell into the river. lie
was brought to this city and 1t is said
that he Is improving.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
Robbed the Nall.

VIII white. who plead guilty of
robbing the mall at 0klshona City has
bssn placed In the federal jail At
outhris whore he will remain until
ssntsussd.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
"strsds. Briu. Hirh Pri,

"strsds" Bring High Prices.
A genuine Stradivarius violin 10
worth whatever the person owning IL
may ask. At $1,000 1t would not be
deemed extravagant.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

A good many men are 80 shiftless this,
they never dress up except on Sunday or
when their church given a dinner.-Wash.
ington ua.) Democrat.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

wher You 20 70 buy hlaIns. ssk for Red
Croes &all Blue. Larse packo1e cents.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

It'e . mighty deaf man that doesn't hear
the dinner ben.-Chicsso Daily News
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09

Bebby-'IIe made faces st me. tsscher.' y
Rillls-"T only, trisd 70 show hin how hs
IN lI.P,V,; .s y: :2!:: S.5 e.; e:s ".
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-09
Career snd Character of Abraham
Lincoln.

An address by Joseph Choate, Ambassa.
lnor to Great Britain, on the. carees and
nyacter Of Abraham Lincoln-his early
zHhis early struggles with the world
6i6 ehayncter - developed in the later
gears ofNAis life and his administration
whieh placed his name 20 high on the
worlds roll Of honor and fame, has beer
sssy y the ssd dcSsss hTis:s S.S .saas
Six (0 ccnts In postage 70 y. A. Miller, Gen
brsl Passenger Agent, Chicago. III.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
P[NNSY' S CREW
ON THE THAMES.
Yankee OarsmenWatch
Their English Rivals
at Practice.

HENLEY. England. Iupr 2c.-Thc Uni
vcrsiiy Of Pennsylvania crew was out
early this morning and posed for numer-
ous photographers The Yankees pad.
He'd 20 Temple Island. and thence to
liamb!edon Lock. where they discm-
parked and watched their New College
rivals In the contest for the Grand
Challenge cup and the Dublin crew row
past Tn. Dublin men wll no, meet
the Pcnnsylvanians unit! they compete
on Lake Killarney.
Judging from this mornings exhib!-
,.on :hcy nrc no; very dangerous rivals.
though they hnve got Goldie. the famous
Cambridge oars;nan. who Is rowing vi: h
L.and.r :his year. as coach. Later.
Lehman will take them In charEC.
ON rc-cmbark!nS. the Pennsylvania
men rowed wonderfully well. putting
Srca; dr!v. power into the stroke. which
was hit m to rs. An English expert
who vas Watching the rowing said TO 4
repro sentative OF the Associated Press:
AS types OF Wards stroke they could
hardly be better. and have no doubt
'ncy will st!ll further improve
The entries for the Grand Challenge
Cup closed this morning Pennsyl-
vanIa's competitors will he the Leander.
New College. Thames. London and
Gnent rowing clubs. making six entries.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
BREAKS
HAMMER RECORD.
The Young Californian
Hurls Missile ~
Feet 2 Inches.

Word has hcen received from the Pa
cinc Slope that Albert Plnw. o! the Cni-
vcrsity o. California. mas shattered all
existing records By throwing the 1G-
pound hammer the astounding distance
OF III feet Inches.
The feat was accomplished at n resu-
lar field day given by the University OF
California. and II ,s more than likely
that the performance. being public
one. will De accepted by the A. A. l..
record authorities. P!aw used II nine
700, ring. and the previous record. un-
der the conditions. was ls+ feet . inches.
by John Flanagan. at Bayonne. y. j..
on Sept. I. 1899.
When the Californian came East last
year he attracted II good deal OF atten-
;ion on account OF his peculiar build and
still more original method OF singing
the hammer. lie turned three times
around befor. letting 20 OF the missile.
and the extraordinary speed with which
he revoivcd astonished thor, VITO saw
MIN. Piaw is bu, twenty-five years OF
age. and hi. ambition Is to break Flan-
aEan's seven-foot circle record OF ls9
fee, I inches.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
CYCLE RACES
At THE BEACH.
Little Frank Kramer
Wins First Heat Of
the Season.
Especial to m. pr-n.ns World,

MANHATTAN BEACH BICYCLE
TRACK. June 2.-Oh. yes. the local
cycle racing season was opened all
riRh, this afternoon. bu, With Il there
was consp!cuous and lamentable ab-
scnce. The much heralded boom vas
m.ss!ng. There was not train that
started from various points OF Manhnt-
tan tina; was no, overcrowded. but the
aggregation mus, have mistaken the
conduc,or's call
"Sneeps,ead Bay" he called. and that
vas; multitude stampeded from the cars.
There was no need for ocean breezes
here. I, was as chilly as one would ask
that Is. for the management. Seats
waited for occupants. and when the
races started a corporal's guard would
have had II. trouble in putting the spec.
,a,ors TO flight.
II the meet VAS really to be frost
!, was to be deplored. Tor never In the
sports history had such nnc pro.
sramme been arranged The cver-hust-
ling Billy Brady had done his utmoe. in
the in,ercs: Of the game. He had intro
duccd novelties that nugured attraction
enough TO wake the old spor,.lovins
Romans from their mummined states.
The twenty i've mile mo,or-paccd race
having an entries seven OF As speedy
men as ever peda.led a wheel. was m
even; In itself. There were the usual
sprint races for amateurs and prolcs.
sionals. and they began with tn. hrst
heat Of the one-third mile novice race.
The summari
one-Taird Mile Observation-Disclosures. heat: Won
BY Prank Kramer. Hardy Dow n,ns s-eoud. tine
u asa sscond heat. Won by J. 4. Ss~hou--
second Lester w,ls,n;' tin. ass. Third heat:
won BY John Fisher. or Ch,cAxo: s.eona o. 3
H!mel.; ,'m' 81 l.sa .,,. r'ur.h heat; Won By u.
A. the time for the big race ap.
preached. the crowd had increased i'm.
menseiy. and when Jimmy Michael.
started out on his warming UP spin
there was more than 500 present,
oa.:Mll. Ans'.u, H.na'e:r..rr. hes, Won
" 4. Ladue. X. c. ". '.er,soa,. second: l.. f..
Firth. x. c. ". 80 yards'. third. 4. T. Hys.
y. Y. 10 ysrds,. fourth: q. wllson 400 ysrds,.
sms nss 'ss :@ il, ss:"na h. 20 .on 49, 5, Es.. .
Forrest. X. c. ". 80 yara.'. ". ortsm.n. r.,
W Cl6O yArdN. second. II. T. Dove. C. c.
30 y.ra,l. ,hi'a: R. A.; Hr.ek. ,; .eo y..a.,.
and Eaear Ven vs,.ct. Oyster Day 80 y.,ds,.
On..Third Nile T'rose...ona, rrn, e.m..F,nai
H~.-woo ;, Frank K1.m:r. ...h !. !:
won BY o 8. K'ms'e. with John Fisher. second
0a..Thira Mn. ,prot....o..n-won BY Frank
third: tine. s, i.S.' ~ ''
one Mi. amateur. hsndieap,-F,na, heat:
Won b, r. A.. n'oos. go yaras,; walter ".
vsrd ref.., X. c. ". 80 YARDS. third: time.
en-. 3.1s.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
RACING NOTES.

Ls,'s wife looked back and turned into a p,u.r
Of salt. Little Nirhaels looked hack yeHsftay
and Sadhueee lost the race. Moral-Ssver rubber
uniess =: pretty Strl
Did any ever think that Shaw could ride
sir hor--s In .il 'ae-s and rot score q win, rns
Axe Of miracles ,s not yet past
The way tho - Daily horses Improve Ind 70 haek
Is ~oa,sthink startling nut there IL aons method
about II. The, nun ~"ll until the price hextns 10
shorten and then their form gradually i.sv.s them
previous 'acrs with his performance yesterday
Doueie Sta. who won the second race. Ia we'll
enough S.ed To be stake winner. She "a by
Dor,tnn and her dam 10 Cleaning. a grea: race
mare
p,nrman can get murh out of iaoiles
than SLACK OF all the rd.rs on the tu.f is y
ou,cia.s slack,
Two more records were broken yesterday Glen.
nellie ran Aih and one-hai! fur!onSs in |. 10 Is
s..,,ns the record OF lI9 2.3 held by !rt,h Rec,
siate 1898 peean'er 7n mile and a furloax In
IL c.5. the fecord previously being l6j i.5
made ~ MAlsno Gomez two years ago.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
THE SPORTSMAN SELECTED

The Century Road Club Association OF
Nc" York State has received many new
member. since II le:; the national body.
Under the old regime. the New York
State members. numbering over hal!
OF the entire membership. were virtually
paying all the expenses and receiving
less In return than Others nearer tho
Western headquarters.
Al It's last meeting. The Spor,sman,
a new publication TO be isaued July !.
vas selected as the ofncial organ OF
the Century Road Club Association,
and rs columns viii! be used TO make
public thu. reasons for leaving the ma
t.onal body
The evening world., 1901-06-22
rhir,l InninE.
Fourth 1nninx.

who threw hish TO Camel and the
batter MAS SAFE. Paddtn tunt,-i 10
Camel and D"nZcr fall..I - cover mrs,
Bpth 81 Louis runners werr safe Wal.
lac" TNi-"d a foul ny to Camel Gan.
zcl'S 'hrnN to third was murcA sy
s'rarf aud Donovan -co-..d CAM,
-un""zfd krnGcr's sky-scrapcr Den
."r struck Ryan ou; one run
Hickman raped clean single pas,
i,'ad"n Camel topped up n Il, 10 Me.
centre meadow. Wallace mu!T.i How.
.!nth.- a!gh bounicr. hliing the ha.r.
Nelson surprised everybody By lining
Two ruu. D.nz.r w.s n ,an.ou. yir
tim Van lih,trcu sky-rockcicd an
"lsN ~ - raAhen Two nuns
The evening world., 1901-06-22
Mlss GENE,VIENE HE GKER. +.

.. the ruW.iiUn t.u5. .! N.HouIs.
The weather was very not. b--i the
links We're In lpendid cou1ition Law
scores. II no, new record. was thought
10 b. - .rtaiuty IN IN" Championship
nnal
Miss Ilctk.r defeated Miss rndcrhill
for M"t-nppiitan ehump .nship. by up
and ! tn pny The scores.
Miss ugasrlt.i Snssnl
out : 5 : s-sl
IN ; ~ 5 ; c-4j-s9
Byc hole not pf,Nrd
ai'. ucker ssisN "ounu
ult 8 ESQ
HI .i O. 't-S3
The Consolation Was wcU by M-s.
Rtmsdcil who hroar even HI-n Mrs.
Ful!tE AT the eighteenth green and won
Il, the tw"ntic,H hole
The evening world., 1901-06-22
SHAKE into YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease. a powder. It
cures painful. smarting. nervous feet
and ingrowing nails. and instantly
takes the sting out OF corns and bum
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
covery OF the age. Aliens Foot-Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
1t is certain cure for sweating. cal
lous and hot. tired. aching feet. Try
1t to-day. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores. BY mail for 25c. in
stamps. Trial package FREE. Ad-
dress. Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy. y. Y.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
FINISHES At ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK. ST. LOUIS. June "a
The races run here to-day resulted as
follows:
First race. y OF a mile. won by Laurca.
ia. Is to 5 and 5 TO 5. Thisbe. s to l for
pace. was second. and Silent Friend.
third. Time. LIS.
Second kace-Onc mile and seventy
yards.-Won by klondike Queen, s to /
and to |: Thornw!ld. even for place.
was second: Frank Pearce third. Time
l.1a.
Third Kace-Six and half furlongs.-
Won by La DESTROYS. : to ! and to ?,
Bst,ers. out for place. was second: Spt.
mel third. Timc-l.2 .2lA.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
HARVARD GRADS
Gre " UPSET.
Race with Old Yale
Men Had to Be
Called Of.

YALE cREW QUARTERS. GALES
FERRY. conn. June Eight work
was the pt,ier for the Yale crews this
morning. All three boats went ont
nbot, ll.30, going W tho river = quar-.
ter ~ a mile 10 practice racing starts.
Considerable attention was also given 10
Individual instruction. Owing to an up.
Sc; o. the Harvard graduates shell on
the river isis morning the proposed
race with a crew OF visitors Mt the Yale
quarters was postponed.
The evening world., 1901-06-22

Paiten buatrti ara wsT safe Wallac.
sacriA "a MIN % second Kruger singled
to centre >vlrug rhddeH Ryan striick
oui ppwciiss single to lc.. scored
Kruger Burk"tt singled 20 centre, Hei-
dr!ck hlt TO Stranc. fu-airg Powell. Two
runs
lirI,ril< made grcat citch on liick.
mans lincr. camel 'uulclgnut 10 Ryan.
Sirlnr strMCk orr " .llns-
The evening world., 1901-06-22
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.

TRACK. WASHINGTON
{ Tune es:-rhe RACES scheduled to
Etere to-day are as follows:
klstot5 81: Advance Guard. 2 to |
second i Jiminez, third.
3hEes-quartsez OF q mile.
- and ITO ): George
The evening world., 1901-06-22
WINNERS AT
SHEEPSHEAD.
Largest Attendance Of
the Meeting Pres
ent To-Day.
up.e,ai p IA. pr.n,ns World

Dpseiai p 1ae prenins wcridI
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE-TRACK.
June 11.-One o6 the largest attcndanc.s
q the meeting was present At the track
this afternoon. Saturday crowds are al
vays iasgo. buzz ellls WIS Il h!; above the
ovefaxe, drawn BY fine card OF races
Vsati,0e taht was perfect AM trasn
on whidfNrecords suffer every day. There
wa promise OF good sport and plenty OF
AxcHemsnt during the afternoon. The
change from tho heated city and per
spi-inE crowds was very refreshing. for
at the track tnere was a cool sea breeze
<nat put tho tired rnce-so~rs right On
shetf feet. % to speak.
The seAkes were The Surf. for two
1oar.osds. for which Sasnlrttum was
not . starter. - adver.iacd. +, was
mistake that his name was sen; out,
4hes v1e = great disappointment to
The oHoWd
The trask was lightning fast.
FIRST RACE
: 0elha8: ~ tvo.ysar.oids: ave furlonxs.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
ChIr,i lining.

Denz.r topped roweIrs hnr,! ran and
threw hl- man out \ Inc dtiv" 10 !c:,
" hufAeit "as good ;hr on. ba-. H..
stole second l,c!Ir4tk .ruash.u n twa.
"REE1 II eft, scoring Burkct' Dem
z.: ;oss"t McGann'H bun, to ar.t. Held.
rick tried 20 score from second on the
on' but vas out a the plate by mile
On. run.
Sriba:h's ny MAS cas-, FOR Donovan.
Donovan reached Bcrrard's shor, ny.
i.at6.n and MrGnnu retired Hickman.
No runs -
The evening world., 1901-06-22
The Hating Order.

WASHINGTON Park. BROOKLYN.
June - Having lost nv. a'ralsnt
games to the Beancnt.r-. Manager Tom
Lotus and his outn, Of bail 'o-sers
from Chicago came to these ground.
this afternoon. where they met the
Champion Brooklyns in a double hcadc.
Foxcy lIanion WAS all smiles when
he watched tho Lotus team 20 through
their preliminary practice. After they
nsd finished he called his players be-
fore him and said:
Now. hoy-. | expect YOU TO win both
games from that crowd am satisfied
tha, they can, take on" game from you.
and you know double victory for Us
will mean anothrr climb toward sec.
ond place.
we will nave no trounla IN taking
both games. replied Acting Captain
Tom DAILY. and then the Champions took
the field 10 Indulge IN their hnser min
u,es ot practice,
The fact thni the Champions md the
Windy CITY team were 10 play two
games Tor one admission seemed 20 be
a rrcn, treat FOR ,ho crank. tor they
'Grned out in large numbers to witness
IN. hrst ,ussie
Ned iianlon selected McJamcs 20
pitch FOR the Champions IN the ar:'
game. wall" Lotus depended on Mene.
zee 10 puzzle N. BrS.oklyns with his
collection o' auzziin: bend.r-
The Fra, Game.
The 'rrr gam. was a hair raiser. The
Chicago players had their eye on Tn.
bah and In the hnh nnng knocked pr
NcJau.s out o' tn. box. scoring min.
runs Donovan was substituted. bu, he
VAS hit freely tor four runs In the next
two periods. Al the end o. the .i4hth
in1tpS The scor. Was u - In favor ns
Chicago
The c-aamoions rallied b!, In ,nc
The evening world., 1901-06-22
wEEHAwKEN's SUNDAY GAME
Murray HiN Team VIII Play West
New YOrks To-MOrrow.

For the nrst time this season. the
wcs, New York Field Club and the old
Murray Hills will play at the Wee
hawken grounds tomorrow. The Mu-
ray Hills are the semi-profeesional
champions OF New York. They have
strong nine this season and will make
It interesting for the West New Yorks.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
SECOND Game.

second Snmr,
When the second game began :h.rc
w"r- f'ily 80" persons present, The
oriy chang y N IN" teams we're the bat.
ter!cs, k!tson pitching for champions
and Farrell catching. Mcclure taking
i,r: pas". Taylor and Kchoc occupied
the rotnt> for the chlcag"s,
rir., Inning.
k""ler. Dexter singled sending Hart
sci TO second. Chance 'lci out To
i,heckiGd C.slnd- singled Sco,eng
i!arts"i and promoting Dexter TO third.
cot'nick nird t" Mccrcery Two runs
ke.lcr singled. Shccknrd walked.
k.rler reaching second Daily ont.
'hilds t" Dexter both runners ad.
n" bases Mccr""ry foucd GU, TO
k"ho- Farrell singled. scoring kcclcr
anu Sh"ckarh Gnt,n- out, Mccormick
to Dexter Two runs
second Inning.
.keho" singled; Taylor sac-nceh 10
k!'son ilnrtsel flied on, 10 Shcckar.l.
Green struck out y" runs
.a, e,.mls ,ni,,.d 1F,m " o,n. Sas" or hails X.
ccnrc pr,mo,ing McGilirr To- aceonu
loiy,,s Srourder to Mccormick fnrccd
sh'fNiFi ~ second No runs
THIRD Inning.
Mccrecrr captgr"d Dexter ~ after
a hard run. Chance singled 10 lcN
Ch'lds drove n high hy to Mrcrc-ry
Raymcr was thrown out AT arst hy
DAILY No runs
Dahlcn Has called out on strikes Me-
Irecry hunted safely Farrell pasted n
ny to Cht1cc.C Mctrccry stole second
aud reached third on Keho.'s low
throw To third Ga;ins struck cut, No
runs
Fourth Inning.
Mccormick was declared OH. on
strikes krho. doubled to the right
field fence iiarisel sied out 10 Da hlcn
No runs
Mcclure walked. Ki,.on foul nl-d 10
Mccormick Kecl.r drove n high on. 70
iih'izrl McG'ir" WAS caught stealing
second No runs
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seventh. inning,

Mct;auu ~tru4k ont Donovan oft,
S.sln to Camel iat!"n famed DO
hcmy went IN 70 pitch tnr New ork. NJ
runs.
Bower,nan hunted and died Nelson
The evening world., 1901-06-22
YANKEES ARE FIRST TWICE.

Rei6 and Martin Win at Firat Day
Of Windsor Meet.
LONDON. June 22.-Petrosus ~. Rein
up) won the Thames Handicap at tho
Royal Windsor June meeting to-day.
The Pe,roleus. n!ly q. II. Martin up)
won the Two-Year-Olds Selling Plate.
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HIKST RACE.
Selling: ~ tvo.ysar.oids: nv. furionx.

uo1tS 966d- W0o rfddsn out. T!me-IW 10
Shaw had the mount on Meditation.
and this caused her to be made the
favoe1te. Neither One and Evelyn Maud
were the only others to be backed TO
~ extent. Neither Ono and Evelyn
Maud altsrnated in the lead to the last
1011onG, whore Cameron Joined issue.
4naNy winning. ridden out BY 4 length
Oveiyn Maud beat Lady Holyrood three
parts Of = length for the place.
N0cOSD RACE
~ eAfse-3oAY-oids; six fur honss
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~iAll, Inning.

hnch sineled 20 centre Bernard forced
him second, M rras
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Medical.
OLD DIX. GRlNDLE,

j yeAI. = .peciAIis, In u,ssAIss u men. uncss
OLD DIR. GNiSDLES scientific treatment blood
ana .sin diseases. p.ns In bone: red spots. s9s'
nsy and bladder complaints, seAldinG. inaausna.
tsoa: xsaSel. &c. .rs speedily cured. !mp:d!'
.ts.;inE les. .kiltuI physie!ans. Rsmemtsr. OF
On: GH!SDLE h.A rseord for mAtys!lous eusea.
tAtveen 9Th and 7th avss. Advice tree. Asdi.
eine II. Hour Q to. Q. sundsys Q TO ).
DIsEAsEY OF MEN CURED
In few days Ia DR.. lACL'3 PHARMACY. @etA
u. and - ave. speeialist Ia ali disessea o. men.
10 matter how long standing. Positive sad Mr.
mansnt cure guaranteed. Cali any time.
Consultation free. us1,sirs reasonable.
MRS. AU0ERDAuHR positively cures ,rrssu.
iartties: consuiiatlons; private house; rssssn.
able. 01 z. eth st. near - ave.
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new YORK GAME.
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