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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-20

Bill OF town OF WhlteheId Tor eX-
penses incurred in smallpox cases was
referred back for CORE otion.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JOHN FE1G,
Chairman Board of County
Attest: Commissioners.
LEWIS JOHNSON, County Auditor and
SEAL ex.On1ciO Clerk of Board.
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BASEBALL CHAT.

willie Phyle another o: New Yo.k's pitchers
o. the Ma.hc Ston type. IL making = good record.
He has far pitched in ak games and every
OF 'sNr. proved victory for his team. He
Ia. xo..i control and Is the coldsN kind OF an
iceberg.
Oh. tina, this, batting streak yesterday is 10:
oaIy spA.modc. That tho>- eyes for all kinds OF
shoots may never become blinAsd. That IL truly
4 wall OF every Gotham crank The Giants N
Cincinnati were the real things with the bat yea
=, tn. head OF the procession. and they are there
to-day.
Poor old Ru..e' Can !. Re tha, he has seen his
best days. Rurrrs and stories had Il that the
old fellow was his old self. but the Giants upsst
thoas tales yesterday. For Amo"'s sake I, IL
rounced.
MeFadden. another Porktown t~tr!er had hls
troubles Yesterday. too. 4 few days ago he Md
he had control Of the sphere again. Dtdns Lok
much like Il with the Giants In batting humor,
1. New York keeps On winning the Western
wasn't enough space In Cincinnati to Aecomro-
date the people at yesterdays game
Mr.. Freedman has said Nash would have 70 ~
Withdrawn from unyArins the Chicago series OF
there would be games !. 10 even betting
Nash will no, be assigned the Windy City four
days this week and next
md BiIr' Dahlen vas Good BIZ for the
po.se!. in Chicago yesterday. Had ne not chung
10 thai swift, liner o. Rymers disaster would have
been HIS teams share. but Biil Is really one
,hat can be depended upon. though :hv features
al som. umpires don't agree with him.
Somebody SAID that Ia Jol- the h<avits,
batter o: all balIp!ayers In the country. There
Va, Ia Joie on the Philadelphia team las; year.
but he isn't this year. But. even II he were
hos would he hEure with Sammy s.rsnE!
las; week. bu: he sill leads the hat,,nx-a~enxs
procession.
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LAWSON s BOAT
SHOWS SPEED
independence, Out Of
Cup Trials, Takes
Tuning-Up Trial.

BOSTON. June io.-tThc Independence
VII probably iint take another trial spin
for several days. The balance rudde.
. 70 be taken of shortly. as Designer
fowninshe!i II ANXIOUS ~ Try the boat
S!th her regulation rudder ana II Will
1e necessary 10 dGck the boat in order
% accomplish the OBJECT. Then some
york has been fiid out for the mach!n-
ISIS. TOO. II is the shifting OF The steel
leads on dcck.
The Yacht had spin yesterday and
9rovcd NOR. conclus.vely than ever that
ne is good boa; IN Eight airs and 4
mooth sea Her spin lasted about an
hnur. and on her trials on The wind she
gain showed her ability TO reach fast
iib ,oisfiil MAS Gent ny FOR IN. first
me. and wl.n Il WAS broken out It
increased her already fast going
Mr. Lawson wntcScd the boats per-
Torrance from the deck Of the tender
Dreamer. and after all vas over and
MS boat had travelled fully :iitcen miles
IN hour and showed her. ability to go
ven faster nc expressed entire salts
action with her. AZ did all expert
varhtsmcn who witnessed the trial.
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SIXTY ENTER FOR
OPEN GOLF HONORS.
Only Six Amateur Cracks Will Meet "Pros" at
Myopia Hunt Club Saturday.

There are sixty entries tor the open
champion ship. wiioh is to be played on
Friday and SATURDAY OF THIS week at
the links OF the Myppin Hun, club. and
prom!ncn; among the competitors is the
name of Arthur ~ Fem. Ia" most skill
fui Of all III" home bred golfers Much
u the surprise OF IN. general pubic
neither F!nhlay ). Douglas nor Walter ].
Travis have entered OF the s!A anna
fcurs however. Who did enter two OF
them are .N-champinns. & H. Macdonald
and Herbert NJ. Hartman. while POSSIBLY
the most likely VI the amateurs is
Arthur .. Lockwood.
All the leading professionals OF the
country have cp,crtd, ,uClIdlus all the
former champions ana runncrs.up. Fos-
sibly the mos, expert " the profession
ais from the Els, VIII % Georsc Low.
pykcr Meadow, and stuart Gardner.
Garden city
There Is a strong combna'"n OF pro-
f.sslcnnls from the West. and !; j. more
The evening world., 1901-06-10
SUBURBAN HANDICAP
WEEKS TURF EVENT.

sweepstakes between Nnstlir,ium Blue
Girl and Saturday would bring out i
great crowd
It Is 10 be regretted TIA, the to'n
Should have occurred. and there - q
genera. disposition 10 0"!t.vc tina, Gar
riSan spoke the trIth when he sl!d
that burns deliberately iouIcd him.
Burns hSs the reputation OF bein. a
rough rider.
Thnr.hn,'. Tw" Zig stakes.
Wednesday, stake Is the Greater
New York stacplcvnasc Thursday Ia
the mos, interesting day 81 he prcs.n,
meeting The features are the fremont.
a si"pc stake for two-ycar-old-. and
the Brooklyn Derby, Tor ,hrcc-Sear-oids
a, a mile and Il nall.
In the fremont all the cracks are
cngngcd "itl the exception Of Nasiur;;
t!um In the Derby; Commando OF
course has thing. 1T his mercy. He
must give fifteen pounGa TO Blues. how
ever and thcr. may be something OF Il
race Tor part OF the route. TIE parider,
All Green, Ronnibcrt and Other gooG
colts axe eligible.
The evening world., 1901-06-10
NEW WORCESTERSHIRE.
CONTINUED from FRS, rasco

ripping rap went straight TO Strnng.
Poole famed. No runs.
seventh innIuE.
Hickman out, I:chcy to Bransheld.
DAVIS flied To Clark. CAMEL tapped a
slow one I" Ely and was out No runs.
Wagner started On win a two-haIr
drive 10 deep left field Hrhns'icld !oulci
out 70 Camel, Leach hit an easy one
to Camel and was Out. Wagner going
to third. Ely singled past Davis scoring
Wagner oconnor forced Ely At second.
Eighth Inning.
Pcrnard struck OUT. Howcrrnan popped
NJ ''y To Ely rnyinr famed y"
runs
I'hlllipi singled past short Clarke
hIntNi and was safe S,rtnEs nigh
throw sent rhnitpi to thIri camel I'M
assisted. retired RitChry, clark" going
TO second. Poole struck out Wagner
walked BERNARD muff"d Brinsicld ;
rap ,wo runs scoring Bgtusnrld started
to si,al and Wagner tried t. score. hut
Was tagged out At tn plurc Two runs
Ninth Inning.
Van triplcd Srlbnch scored him with
"a single to centre Siring out. Leach to
nrst Hickman nit safe through Leach
Sebach taking third. DAVIS ana HEX
man ont on douhl" play niiri,-s 20
Brnnsficld one run.
Score II, innings.
,S-s York - o q q . . o ~
riuiJIrs .s.. q % 90 o Q NJ
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GOLF NEWS AND NOTES.

Reeen,!y James t.ains put Up club 70. eetn.
a"tlton aFncns the csddies al tho Crescent Attn
4ctte C!ub links. ani sias~ sas the competition
that the boys broke even At the eighteenth hole.
Wien a dsi,Gte tn. home green. Liinf
IclSs- Their cA,s were Oh In second ard
the only thing that prevented free hrht was
I.iiag's ririns club as Prize TO each one OF
the contestants.
,nE out course on seventy. n,e acres Of Er"and
which they hope To have In rsadlncss by August
Their new clubhouse u practically completed.
Tn. Development OF young American ptoiss.
.r5a,l. ha, led the local Scotch proi.sAionAls to
believe ihAt II will nI .e many years tef5fs
their places viii be taken by skilled nai!ve.born
lads 50 the sto,chnen are making hay Wills
the sun shines
to have a pfois,.ion.! tournaHsn, pl.y-i in u,
Nil .aue,les. be satisfied With testing their sk,il
once a year IN the open champlon.hip Of the
nasa s,,,s, Their am. An, ,s .ssn Dro::
ii!l Colt Club and the KuolI~ood Country Club
had c!AAhing o, dates on tina, account and all
.eaiona!a Those days. however. are mAttsr OF
the past. and the professional Is no longer the
idol Of the links but a useful man 10 hts proper
place
There Is A yist difference between the links
OF the Garden CITY Golf Club an! those OF thu
Mi!ani Coll Club. Of Garden CITY. The former
!. GA. OF the ans.t sightssa-hel. courses In .ar
country. sali- the latter 10 . little ains-hos
esurst the south OF the village.
There Ia some talk o: . foGrso<as being played
al The Garden city Golf Club links. In which
Walter j. Travis and the CLUES professional
stuart Gardiner, will play against Erndiay Doug.
!as, NAA>.a. and George Law. II should make 4
most Interesting match. As II would be . case Of
ts0 OF the bes prnf.-,ionals heing p.tisd asaina;
each other and two Of the best amateur..
The wrstbrook Golf Club has offered . hand.
som. cup f0F comp petition. II 10 to b called
The ''Grr,, River Cup II can only be competed
for on holiday. and has to be thr-s times b..
tore II become the personal property Of the
ulnaer. II was played for for the arN time on
Thursday and was won by r. g. Knapp.
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NO DELAY FOR
CONSTITUTION.
Night Force Now at
Work Repairing Cup
Defender.

BRISTOL. June l0.-So time Ia to be
los. In repairing the broken steel mast
OF the cup defender Constitution. and In
order to insure It's stepping by Satur-
day a force o. night workers will be set
TO work beginning tonight. Every pos
s.ble haste will be made to have the
boa, ready to resume her tuning up
spins within ten days Rlgger Chase Is
preparing and testing the standing rig
sing. while "A set OF new and stronger
spreadcrs FOR the new steel mast Is be-
Ing made. They vii! probably be OF
steel.
The .itty-hf:h annual regatta for the
Glen cove cups Is to be sailed on June
81 instead OF June 80 and II Is expected
that the Columbia and Constitution will
meet for the first time on that occasion.
The evening world., 1901-06-10
TERRY THE GREAT
IS HOME AGAIN.
Says Herrera Had Him
Nearer Knocked Out
Than He Ever Was.

Terry McGovern. with his now Sc, o..
laurcls OF victory earned in the West.
Is home again. or course he has some
thing to say OF his latest performance.
but lays the greatest stress on hi
meeting with Herrera. Terry appears
every bi, himself. II. looks jus, as h.
says he fcels--great. He hopes TO &c.
on a match hereabouts within few
weeks and says he Will need only a
short period In which to prepare for II.
Don't let anybody tell you ihat Eel
low Herrera Is a s,iT." began Terry
Hes all right and II any fighter wants
TO challenge him they can 10 II. out
want to give them the tip that h'
has punch nearly as hard as one oi
Tom Sharkcy's. think ne can beat
Joe Bernstein and KID Broad. He
Hit IN. IA couple OF wallops in the
fourth round 40 hard that ut the tap
OF III. gong ] didn't know whether !
was standing up or sitting down. Tina;
was as near as ever i remember being
put to sleep
Everybody imagines that Terry re-
ccived good treatment from the Frisco
sports and he told OF II. as did Jim
Kennedy. Joe Humphries and the rest
OF the home-arr!v!ng party.
Terry says he would meet the winner
OF the Tim IIeggerty and Tim Gala
han match. which Is to be fought In
: Frisco on June ~. but that the match
would he decided somewhere near New
York. at a club In which Jim Kennedy
Is Interested,
The evening world., 1901-06-10
N FARLAND HAS
TO BEAT ROSS.
Western CycIist Hopes
to Earn Fame as Mid
die Distance Rider.

Floyd Mcfarland. the long. lean cycllst
from the Western coast. earned some
came a, the Na!lsburg track yesterday.
but It will not be a marker to that
which he will gain II ne beats little
Arthur Ross. in their twenty-five milo
paced race. n; the same track. mex,
Sunday. :. will be the westerners nrs,
local attempt At the m!ddlc-distance
game aud he feels tina; he will be a
constellation ali by himself once he gets
III. pace. following game right.
The two men will meet under tho
auspices OF the Atlanta wheelmen,
Altogether the meet promises 10 be one
OF the most interesting OF the early
racing season in the vicinity OF New
York
The evening world., 1901-06-10

The most important DAY OF the
present week IN racing Will be Sa;ur.
day This VIII marx The opening OF
pcautitu! ShGcpshcai and ;hc running
~ the suburban The remarkable trial
"a. Ethelb.rI . t,w days ago a mile
ard a quarter in 20" i-a--Idds interest
10 thc great race and gives ton" Z" 1t.
The field vii probtb'y De bis and
the event WIZ b. largely attended. 1t
is probable tina, III. record attendance
OF the year vii be seen a, sh.ersacaa
on saturday,
Hanover stake. r"-M"rr"w.
Tomorrow feature {. thc Hanover
stakes for iwo-yvar-olhs, watch only
brings out moderate field, Neither
Nas,urtium nor Blue Cir! Is engaged
They VIII not NEE, again At thls meet
INK.
In View OF the events OF Saturday
another meeting would have been ex-
rrcrn.ly Interesting. Friday has no
stake feature and thrcc-cornerc,i
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THE
SHAMROCK /.
Upton Wants to Race
Her in Big Clyde
Regatta.

GLASGOW. June l0.-The Shamrock
II. is expected to arrive here Thursday.
Tho Dennys have her new spars almost
ready, and the work OF rcht,ing the
yacht will commence Immediately after
her arrival at their yard. Sir Thomas
Upton Is arranging. TO start her. II pos
sible. In some OF the races OF the Clyde
rcSattas. which las, a fortnight.
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Hanover stakes T"-M"rr"w.
$500 FOR ORNAMENT COLT
belmont stud N"unI-trr. sold at
ShcrpsncNI.

GRAVESEND RACE TRACK. June
Ic-B c!orS the races began this after
noon he Fas!gTlp;cn Company placed
on sale another batch OF yearlsnss. To.
days consignment was those from the
beaumont stud. The lot were beauties
on ,ooks. and. better stili, they We're
bred NO that before they were offered FOR
sale the horscmtn had nothing but praise
FOR them. When they were placed under
the hammer the owners We're anxious TO
buy them. and even the .iliies gold well
and most OF the stock brought big prices.
The top figure was s3.lN FOR the colt By
Ornament J oppu, being purchased by
The evening world., 1901-06-10
what Domino. Death Meant.

The superb Commando only e'npha-
sizes the calamity which overlook the
turs In the unfortunate and early death
OF Domino. t'nQu'@tionahly this stallion
would have been the greatest OF s!res.
Tho turf would have bloomcd In colts
Ike Commando and iillies Ike Cap ana
Bells
Domino was grand horse. II you
wnni 10 see A better horse than Domino
and the best horse that tho world has
ever produced. take a run down ana
lnnk ~ commnndO next time he races.
The evening world., 1901-06-10
Linton ANA Nelson In Match Race.

VIII c. s,iuEan. the oar.heur record. holder,
and JoaH 4, Ss!soa viii meet IN = Gns-A6uf psr,d
race at Providence wptarf3iy cyEans. Nelson
meets Lin,of. to.tsorrcN nigh; ia tseniy-ayS-
mile contest a, Charles River Park. this being
the initial ,yelraurs II ,hE VEGA collier IN
America du!iaS his p.Ssent nip.
The evening world., 1901-06-10
Eor maiden ,.o.ytar.oA. n,e ctloas,
GRAvESEND ENTRIES

,se.:iA, TO ras r,cnins woriip
RACE TRACK GRAVESEND June
ln.-The entries FOR tomorrow races
ar. as follows:
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE,

IS yraI- {. n..s.a.ist In dissa1ss Q: mea. Under
ani akin diseases. pains In boats. red spots sore
throat and mouth. u.esr.. painful svelilnxs. kid.
tiou. gravel. &c. are speedily cured Impsdi.
Hsnts removed. Sufferers. do not waste tins
pR. 0H:SD!.E hasa record Tor marvellous essss.
orrIcE OYER u YEARS AT III ws't l3sh z.
krtve.n 9Th and 7th aysh Adyiee FIRE.. l1ol6R
else q. Hour . 70 8. eundays 0 70 9 u. n
The evening world., 1901-06-10
WINNERS At
CRAYESEND.
Clear Weather, a Fast
Track and Interest
ing Gard.
c,ee.,l to n. rv,ri1. word !

GRATESEND RACE TRACK. June 10.
The BROOKLYN Jockey clubs meeting
10 drawing to close. II ends on Friday
and already the players are beginning
TO think OF IN. suburban, which will be
run Al She.pshcad on The opening day
Saturday. Racing a; Gravesend has
only been ordinary There nave
been no brlllian, contests and NOTHING
on. OF the common has happened! The
crack two-year-oli o; III. year Is 10 he
developed Sheeps;ead is always looked
forward to as great treat. for though
the players have hard time the con.
tests are always very interesting
Clear weather prevailed asa.n this
afternoon and the track Vac IN spleud
shape. There Was an excellent card ana
great interest WAS taken IN the 'r.t
appearance OF EthclScr;. the Suburban
favon;c He was cardcf tr. 20 IN the
Standard Stakes. Their. were Other good
races. so that the afternoon sport WIS
excellent. the large Attendance being
Jockey Buliman leaves ,or Chicago 70.
night. He Received an offer by wire
from John +. Schorr and accepted II At
once.
FIRST RACE
Huntington Hurdle iiAn:ie,p; Tor 'our-yea;
obs and upward. mile aai thirc-Gaartrf,
ne,tins
s,.r,.r.. ~sh.,.. ia;l. stnlnria. stfPags.
Matt Simpson 1876. Barse.c 80 80 !:
cephI.al<ia. lt,. Brazil. Il j. 91 l..
.NArlc LIsa,, ia, D.y:on, a- Is % i.3I
Bsru,nt, Hundrri. 1888 Mara I - tso i :
Tho Lott Chord. IL. H-idcr :.
.M.,, Simpson aud Magic Lisht fourei.
Start good Won RIDDEN on; rlme-1lS %.
Cephalalg.a went 10 the from, and
opened up "A gap OF six lengths IN the
frst half mile. Then he gradually came
back to his field. ana on the far turn
bermuda Hundred and Magic Light
were close at his heels. Matt Simpson
then began to close strong and, mailing
Ccphala.gta at the last jump. drew away
and won by length. cephlla!gia was
a head In front OF Magic Light
SECOND RACE
For thrcs-ysat.o!ds and NJ. ar. and thrc'.
quarter furoaEs
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CIub Run for Automobiles.

Automobile clubs aad Individual auto owners
In thiA Sats will be Invited by the Mas.a-
chusetts Automobile club to Join In their
IN June II from Doiton to Sharon. distance
Of twenty uitea.
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COMPARISON WITH
VOLODYOVSkY.

One viii easily beat the other. Why?
The same question applies TO Com
mando.
True he has more muscular power. his
bodily conformation Is pertcc; from the
vciSrt nlry's anatomical standpoint. but
one does not know what gives him his
wonderful speed. From his daddy?
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His Sire WINS n Marvel.

Domino was a speed marvel. and speed
- transmitted from sire to foal. so Il is
said. and that is why ycarlings sired by
fashionable stations and well-knoHn
mairons bring fancy prices. But Just
what thar innate. Unborn quality Is that
makes speed no one knows. Commando
has II and II makes him the greatest
hors. OF the century
Nolodyovrki? The English Derby win
ncr would D. down At the sixteenth pole
Will. Commando was finishing
All America would go broke on the
proposition that Comma ndo's equal does
not exist in Nolodyovski or any other
thoroughbred alive
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SECOND Inning.

Hickman up.-icd lis 90 Wagner.
DAVIS drove shr itatA-r SAFE into ieit
Acid Cancels out, Phillip 10 brad
n"ll sent DAVIS 20 second BneIo"
famed No runs
BucioT strained Ms lame knee run
ming after ,5Gl lis from Wagner bat
DAvi. srrit bernard 10 'htfi NAre- Wag-
ucs n!cI 20 S"ipas Brnr7A.d hi; a
SLOW one lpNirl laird ana 1uat q 20
irst Leach huu;ct md Was sl'c Ely
hit 10 lASIpr, IJr!1g BTan,hcld ~;
third OGEnnlr died Bowcrman 20
{. NM y. r--Iu.
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THE BLOOD s s;::s.: =:

When there is natural and healthy circulation Of the blood the entire
heart FIVE MINUTES This rapid flow the blood the
filters out all that good for the growth and development OF
the nouring and strengthening the muscles tissues and
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exposed innumbc diseases
mankind
Rhcun Teer-in majority
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caused caused y posons Tho Blood 10 fhe Source
and 9sse1s sluggish and Of All Strength
ishel blood. Old chronic ulcers
rheumatic pains especially old people, blood
naturally thin and OF
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external treatment blood
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foundation OF the disease and eliminates from
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is the only guaranteed s purely vegetable blood purifier and the
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This was one ot the larSost fields 81
the season and they went away IN good
shape. vcntoro. a 10 to | cnancc, went
right to the front a; ilagti.l and WIS
never caught. winning very easily by
length and "a half from Military. who
was the good thing of the race. Maiden.
wao ran second to IN. stretch. died
away In the run home and Was beaten
two and one-half Lengths Tor the place.
THIRD RACE.
The evening world., 1901-06-10
First Inning.

Van HItrcn popped an easy ny to
E!tchcy. Selbach raped one 20 Ely and
Was tnrDwn gu, il; .irSl. Strang struck
out. No runs
For pitr.burs CLARK" waited /. con-
meet with three ot Trylcr'@ curves iiur'
low was under R!' hey rap 'nGl hn0'e
.-ul-l a nN 10 StrAmE 80 rLLMs-
The evening world., 1901-06-10

HoU CAN SELL A SECOND HAND
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The evening world., 1901-06-10
HIS EQUAL MAY
NEVER BE SEEN.

This 4. n photograph OF Commando.
m. son of Domino and Emma c.. owned
by James X kcenc. Look well at him
ana study his Anc lines and powerful
conformation He ~ ,hc best hors" you
have ever seen stand in racing plates
Perhaps YOU may never sc. his like
again
Did you ever road in your boyhooi
days the story of the gian, who wore
seven lensue boots ana 80 was able 10
cover space VITA tremendous bounds?
Compared with other 'horoughbrcds
Commando is a Giant With seven league
boots When he Is running alongside
" another horse two 81 his stride.
equal three Of the horse beside him.
the other horse reminds one OF a.
child trying TO Keep pace with man.
why IL lie :" WnndcrfnI:
What makes Commando such a won
dcrfu horsc' What gives him such al
superiority IN speed. such space
vour.ns stride. such marvellous muscu-
lar power These are questions cnai!y
asked and impossible TO answer Two
Yachts cast IN the same mould riSgci
axnctly ak" furnished with The same
sail power VIII no; sail a dead heat.
The evening world., 1901-06-10
Si>ih Inning.

Ely and Byunsdcid retired Van isal.
;reil. Se!bach's ny was pie tor Pouie.
strung died. Ell 10 arst. NJ runs
Ia.lsr struck Clarke ouv. Ritahcy' 8