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GEORGE DAVIS:
STILL MANAGER.
BUT IF TIL. GIANTS HAVE AN
OTHER SLUMP
MISUNDERSTANDING MIL" Ar
rives In Town and COnfers
with the New York Club Nam
RRcment.

's.rappv BIZ Joyce arrived IN town
at II o'clock this morning and immedi.
as.ly went downtown to confer with the
mHnasenhn. Of the Nea York Baseball
Club about assuming the management Of
the Giants. That an offer had been
made to Joyce was exclusively an
nounced yesterday In The Evening
World
Il come by requ..,,A said Mr.. Joyce
10 an Evening. World reporter. land am
In 4 position to accept the management
Of the team II = proper offer Is made ne.
Not 20 Play Binselt.
y vii! not pIsy, myself IN any event.
long out o: the game. But ! believe
n tea. s'snaPt 60, a. ali s Ss work sas
on; of them that any one can.
Il do not know Just what offer Mr..
Freedman or his representatives vii!
one or they would not have invited nc
to take a useless trip from st. Louis
here.
VIII B- Mt .he Game To-Day.
~ hope TO he a, the game this after
noon and look over the Giants. ! be-
iieye there |. material among them sec.
ord 10 none in the League, and they
should Occupy n prominent place in the
race for the pecnant.
A. soon as Joyce reached the once j.
Of the club. he. Secretary know!es az
Fred Hoey went Into secret session.
Tho result was Rtven out BY Mr..
Uocy as follows:
There VII be nothing done at pres.
cn,. George Davis will continue to
manage the team.
"Dss h.. has been told that ~ the
..ush~r ..l.unu, NJ 10.
morniiscd streak he would he de-
p".-d and joyce put In his place
a. maunarr.
Meanwhile we have made a proposl-
ton 10 Joyce.
$50 IL the team lo.es Davis goes. II i,
wins ne stays"
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WON -FOUR OUT
Of SEVEN RACES.
YANKEE JOCKEYS HAD AN
OTHER SUCCESSFUL DAY.
L. Vrln rir.t NV Ice, Glen jenkins
Took On. and I.tttir Johnny
U~in Won W"rthinH rInt~ with
nichnrd Cr"kSr's viper nj

LONDON. Aug s-'rhe American jock
cyg took four out 81 IN" seven races al
the Brt clifton Auguet meeting to-day.
Torrent Il. Rcinl won the Hrooks,de
Plate OF lo3 .oyrrc,gns. tor ,w"-ycar-old
ma.dcr.s. dirtanc" about Ave MrlonHs.
Simon Glover a., R.ifD won the
Ur,C h,on lIish-Wcirht Handicap 81 80
soverclcns, Tor thrce-year- olds and up
ward. one mile
Frank Gardner'@ Encombe cClcm'
J.,k.nsj won the Soutrdown Plate OF
Pr sovercy'.s. for ;hrcc-ycar-olds and
Upward. distance one mile.
Richard Croker. Viper u: Re!h) wor
the worthinX Plate OF 10 sovcre!gns
Ter three. yrar.olds and upward. the win.
ner to be sold ny auction for 30 sovcr.
e.gns. one mile and half.
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GIANTS LOSE
THE FIRST GAME.
The Batting Order.

ono, ~ tho Polo Grounds I'll Just as
the arst gam. mad begun.
Fnn. Came In Crowds.
Tha, inc fans Had not completely
.oufsA On the game vas evident from
the carly crowd sclhschvilie and tn"
riEht.aclG hl.achcrs we're packed. as
Usual. and the grand s'and attendance
wa. liscral. !, pre-nEed pretty nearly
a normal crowd before IN. double nil
would be played out
The fans were deep, Interested IN rh-
Evening Worlds announcement thhi
Joyce nigh; take nod .! IN" team soon
Well. No.. 90; inc ginger, and m
what is needed. said one ro"i"f. Epit!hS
IN" general tcc,ing " welcpn" - IN"
teams Old manager
The weather Was perfect Tor ,ao gam"
Il was TITLE warm IN IN" sun ou'
,,rl In The shad. ard . pleasant breeze
filtered through ,h' grand stand
ola i.in--lp ARmi" tsrd.
Cap, Davis decided to-day TO gn h,r%
to u. Old winning lnr-ur lie. sen,
:iranr 10 hi-d. nelson t. -.tond ana
Hickman. mck TO right '"i', iirn"TMiy
l!rc w Wa =. !.uI. except hi' spI n
Tn" i,rs, game afoundcd in sensational
pays IN ,he 'ls.i innin= N" Giants
made ], pretty triple pay Dahl"n aud
irwin wsr. on ;rst and second respect
lively Mcclure p5pp"t rs 6un' To
rnylhr. who threw TO Davis. nipilnS
Damien Like = lash Davis lined to
.;nrzcl r,t ting Irwin on the way back
Doian in centr-h~ld robbed the Giants
10. Two shat lookci li,' home rams by
,Dnvi. and Vin liaiiren by phenomenal
catches In III. seventh inning Shrck-
ard made homer. scoring k!tson
ahead OF him
iscORE ny INNINGS
FIRST GAME
nIp5sira
N-s YORK Z" y :"
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end had come. bu, my usual luck was
with me.
See. there are no scratches
Everything IL so tangled ! can't toll!
whether the gas escaped through an
accidental rent or because the valve
stuck open after being pulled when |
saw myself getting too high, \, the
moment OF the last lurch thought the
car turned a somersault. !. hadn't
been straone,i In would surely have
been Jerkej out and Killed.
NnssOnt to rr, Again.
II sper Ave minutes painfully bent
backward In u armi-cirrle fv. stories
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toward the spot, feeling an accident,
was inevitable.
NnilOOn Drifts.
Tho balloon drift.d gradually back.
ward. At N" same time getting lower.
rhri-. Dnmnnt dropped and ballast IN
AN attempt to hreaa the fai!.
Tn, balloon rose. but each time
drorped again almost Instantly.
lie Is losing gas cried the ex.
p-r's lie VIII sct Killed"
The wind now drove In the foremost
point. fast cmpiylng tn" balloon and
also making great dcprct sions In the
sides. The airship. battling far above
the holisctops, looked like great pa
the,ic wounded bird. Then came the
dramn,i1 moment. Hearts almost
stopped beating when. with \ last lurch.
tn. balloon went vertically down like
lead and disappeared.
Du,a0nt'> Graphic Recital.
When TIE World correspondent ar
rived on the spot. two minutes later.
NJ Du,nont was seated on the cornicc
OF tn. ninc.siory TrocR'ero Hotel with
his legs dangling. lie coolly looked At
the airship wreck hanging from the
roof and down the side.
Th. World correspondent fastened 10
climb TO the hotel roof. being the hrst
to get TO his side. except the hotel ser
wants.
After hearty hanishakes and con-
sra,ulations NJ. Dumoni described the
accident,
NJ DumoH, said II can't tell why
tn. 49, thing wouldn't behave today.
II was rcbcllicus from the beginning
The motor was unsteady. then there
was an unarcoun'abl. pitching. Then
!, was simply emrtyinS faster than
could throw out ballast.
II tell you, I had my. hards full.
saw myself drit,n4 help.ssiy over
housc-t,p.. ! though, this time my
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NO RIVAL TEAM
FOR NEW YORK.
PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN
LEAGUE DENIES 1T.
- Never Had Any intrntiOn of
PUTTING u Team IN New Jrrsr,
nmd calling ~ the <~w York
Team" Said In" JOh"."n In
Chicago.
,sp-y,.l 10 IN, Evening WORKS

CHICAGO. AUG. s,-rrcsihcnt Ban
johnson. OF the american League, to-
day denied he ever had any Intention
OF putting a team IN New Jersey and
calling IT the New York team. lie ,atd:
When say We will put team In
New York We VIII do II. They said We
could no, get into Chicago. Philadelphia
or BOSTON. We did. and are crowdinS
out the National League. am not pre-
par.d TO say w+,cn We intend TO go into
New York
Johnson to-day Indefinitely suspended
Hugh Duffy, OF the Milwaukee team.
tor assaultinr Umpire Mnnnassau yes
,erdny At Cleveland. puny HI; the
umpire on the back OF the head,
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OLD man KILLED
BY A BICYCLE.
RIDERS SKULL FRACTURED
AND HE NAY DIE.
co,or.d Mn~ Raa Dowa Aaron
iInwkwark In Front NJ Hss
Own Home In Newark, y. j..
nnd Death Resulted irom His
Injuries.

One man dead and another dying ID
the result VI bicycle accident at
Newark. y. j.. last night.
Aaron Hawkwark. sixty.nve years OF
age. OF No loss South Clinton avenue.
Trcns,n. hut who had been boarding at
No. c97 Washington avenue. Woodside.
was knocked down III front OF his house
last night by bicycle ridden by An
drew Hill. coiored man.
Hawkwark was so badly hurt that ne
died this morning from the effects OF
his injuries.
Hin was thrown over tho handle-bar
OF his wheel. but was not thought at
the time TO have been much hurt. He
was arrer,cd for reckless riding.
subsequently ne went into convul-
sions and was rcanovcdSto 81. Jamca'a
Hospital. where an examination showed
that hia skull had been fractured. He
Is now dying.
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KRAENzLEIN HOME AGAIN.

Alvin c. Kraenziein. the University
OF Pennsylvania great athlete. re.
turned to this country yesterday on
tho steamship Majestic from his vic.
torIous European trip.
KraCnslsin was abroad FOE two
thA London Athletic Clubs 0ames ii
stamford Hf!dss, June =: in the anna
teur championShips at. HuddsrslieN
s1!y :; re I'n 81 as go s e g: s!s;
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DELMAR RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. DELM.\R. Aux. s.
The races scheduled to be run here TO.
day resulted as follows:
First Race-One mile and twsR1R
yardf:-Won BY Ban9uo H.. to ! and
place. was second. and La 6para third.
Time--l.+6.
Second Race-T,Eee. Of a
mile-Won 5y Toby Tosa, to 0 and
svas sseon1i Poshsen shirk =,
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Champion BrookIyns
Win an Interesting
Contest Full Of Brill.
liant Plays on Both
Sides-Score, 3 to O.
POLIO GROUNDS. Aug.

polo GROUNDS. Aug. S
whta "ssr.ppy MI" sm manager N, Gha'.
yer. 'lll ~ .sh,
70. every On, ,uek,. In red a, 10 o'clock
a, nra;.
They e, up Ia ,s. morning ai,a h.. ,n:
eoa.si-Hss ci,ir.
AID no, a..i,sat Ia N. saaeh from rsi.ks,s
riu or beer.
rA.y never ,ark.a. NJ, piAy.a Baseball rss'
from the i,,-,.r'. bell
And II they I'D not. "sefaFpy'' CAV. them all
par,ieusr-s.li'
Sine. Joyce h. CON. to 'ora the Giants IN
b. don. hrorn.
Or els. rh.y'n s., a shaking ~" they use! %
&c. OF yote:
For i; they ,hIt.. a"' t.iil rsrely com. 80
ra.y'Ii be n.m.. gu, like hundred, Ma, h,r.
gone before
And II ,he-e IS ANYTHING a League
baseball player deies,s more than an
other II Is TO be "farmcd out" TO Utica
for Podunk. II makes him feel 50 small.
He'd rather eat snowballs ali winter,
There Was deal OF lively speculation
aHots 'hc HcHi'"ra OF th' '''i" ""'"
TIE Evening World reporter told hem
Joyce was in town.
Gee" -aid one. then 1t WASH, a tlun
after all.
That the downtown con'.r.fc" was In
earnest and a, some length war evident
from the abscnc" OF Secretary Fred
Knowles and his treGuen; bal!ctins over
the telephone TO Stunt He'll
Mr.. Knowles did nni arrive AZ ais
The evening world., 1901-08-08

Nichols, on his MUM % boston, VII herin
prart isihs for . match with ". H. way t
Cleveland In september
W. l.. Gun'hsf % the For Hiila Colt Club. Is
the !Atsst amateur to 60 In for record breaking.
In match on Sunday At the W<stehsstsr OoIs
club he cut the REGARD OF -. made BY George =
were t.-6. 8. J. I. 4. 4. 4. 81. total. IS.
Al the Long Branch Colt Club ,ss,srd.y IN,
.lnnsrs 10 Class a yer. a. g. Rowland. o., ana
r. Ae!rta -. aAd u clan D. ". burton. III.
and 9. ArmsA 10. Mis- ouimSy won the
sensa's eeDettisioa eith ito.
cti.tsa otIhsst has prsssatsd IN 70 b,
2':ss3 q g: s::sr':ss s,s,s 3. Slss s.ss,:
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

tsp-eiai to Tn. Evening worldl
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA. AUG. S.
The entries for to-morrow's races arA
as follows:
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RAID ON CANFIELD'S.
seven Policemen CouIdn't See Any.
thinS Wrong In Gn blinK llouse.
Especial 10 IN. E,tnins World }

Especial to III. Evening wa'Id)
SARATOGA. y. Y, AUG. s.-Jul!us
J. Brown. "A detective. Of New YORK
City. now looms w in the reform at
tack o. Daniel A. Stuart. Cal. Mitchell
and Peter y. Lacy against Richard \.
canii.id. the owner ana manager OF ina
Saratoga club house.
Actin: or warrant sworn QUIZ ~
BroHSi before Police Justice William
this morning made a rad on the can.
nc!d place and genera! search. 5u;
were totally unable to discover any
thing sworn to by Brown
There was no gambling In progress
and no parnphernaha IN sight
to Justice Delaney IN. open court thi.
morning. when Garfield wa. arraisned
on the Brown warrant
Further hearing in the case WAS de-
ferrcd I'll II o'clock tomorrow morning.
as District-Attorncv George r. Sails
bury. who Is detained ny legal mat
ter at his Schuylervtl!e home. cannot
reach here TIL that time.
Peter De Lacy denied emphaticaily
this afternoon that hc has had anything
to do with the arrrs; OF Dick Garfield
at Saratogn-or that ne Is In any way
connected with Lawyer Steinharts al
legged efforts to prevent bookmakers
from doing business at the Saratoga
race course.
''My attention was called to state
mentR thati am an ally OF Dan Studrts
In his fight against Mr., Canfeld's sara
toga Club" said Mr.. DeD Lacy. AN
tina, l hhae been and am friend OF
Canh-ld's. and I never try 10 in)ure my
friends. | have no interests OF any kind
In SSaratoga.
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Newton pitched IN place % Hughes
IN SucC"sslOn S"lhnCh in.i "A sing =
over second Van Was caught IN sec
oni ~ Fhrrcll- pu'ck chuck 10 bah
len. Sirtng struck out. Hickman Ni,l
to Shccknrl NJ runs
Doln ~ uri. Itrtng to Camel!
Kelley singled 70 Carter huf W. riyorh
easily trying - -i.ll second bal, f,ici
10 Vim No rlinr
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WINNERS At HARLEM.

RACE TRACK. HARLEM. Aug, a.
The results OF the races run here to-day
are at follows:
First Race-Five furlongs.-.Won By
I,uzxer, s to ! and J to I, Baby Hall.
10 10 i place. was second and Whinet
third. Time-l.02 Is,
second Rac~-Tnree.Quarter OF q
mil. Won by George Arnold. 20 and
ont Vulcain. Z to : for place. was sec
ond and 81. Cuthbcrt third. Time-i.lS.
Third Race-One mile.-Won by Ar
grecor. 8 10 10 and | to I. Anthracite.
/ to for place. was second and Banish
third. Time-lIl rs
New Tennis CIub 1T HAITI Reach.
A n.~ tennis club called the. orisntA has eesa
formed Al bath Ii~aeh xth eourts at the residence
~ George DsSon. r., sho Is the prsaidsut- l.
H. ;d.ee II secretary.
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Han johnson suspenas .. OrieIe.
CHICAGO. Aug. '.--Frshdsnt Ban Johnson. Of
the American League. has suspended, Pint, Bsas.
man Hart Of the Baisimors Tern, iaasenitsiy
for the l.,,sr.s Assaun. on Umpire HaskslI In
naNimers on Monday.
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I'titl, lnning.

DAVIS famed Camel went uu,. DAN.
len to Kelley Rowsrmnn famed NJ
runs.
bahl"n struck out Hickman lay IN
just the rlght SPOT % srah Trains ny
back ~ Grst bhs. Farrc! doubled 10
loft, Newton struck out. No runs
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THE WINNERS
At SARATOGA.
CATSKILL STAKES FEATURE
OF CARD.
Another NiS Attendance = l'1"
Field. Were the Ru1r Th's
tftrrnoon - Track ." fa'r
shape N"swith.'""d'"x u
tnK's Rain.
special to IN. E,.ains worn'

SARATOGA RACE TRACK. y, y.
Aug. Sigh fields We're the rul. this
afternoon AMI there vas no, much IN
te,est in the card outside ot III" NairSi.i
Stakes. dash 81 six turlnnG", which
had the pes, class G.ld OF the day.
The prospects in the morning we're Tor
another we, day. for one heavy shower
followed another UP To o'clock. Then
the skies cleared and beautiful after
noon Sc: In.
In spite OF the fac, that the hcld' N~rr
light and unattrnctivc thor. was "a
great attendance. Tn. track vas IN
fairly good shape notwithstanding he
rain of this morninE and the thorough
soaking II received rurshir~.llsi
FIRST RICE.
For all ages. handicap. .G furlpnss.
Starters. Wits, ,oe. .,mntr,a. s.! H'a;.,
gu: :, i l"i moi isii 3, = y I;
King Pepper. ils sh.. !. =: u
Belle OF Lexington jumped .,%sy In
front. and KING Pepper Joined her ~
tae end OF furionr This lolt The two
year-old to trail the pirt 10 the strrieh
Cochran urged Ots ~ as, soon IS they
straIshtened out, AMI taking the lead ~
the eighth pole The rounssi"r drew ~
and yon In - wild irlv" hy three-puhr-
tiers OF a length. Bell" ~ Lexington
vas four lengths in front ~ King Pep
PER
Second nAcG
For all ass.. haniir,p. tnils ami = lgFlens
h'ulHs
KinE pr.mbl-. 2, Mrh'i,, l'sl. Is
tls.. y. Thafnp,on. ::
v,s;iiu. -. Cochran ~ ~ >
star sood Won elsllJ Tim, 20, "a
King Bramh!e vent To the front a, the
raytaiI and va. never nclJ.n Vurll,.
and Sisipo r"r.'l Md +. nj hc,d f"r b,if
a mile whcn AIsika moved M on III.
usc.inakRr IL 70, Within hAiI a length
~ kIny i,rnmbir in IA. az ,trr run
the latter r.,I,i. ,w,v ..sly In me
stretch ana won by tour ,.nr,h.
Aislka hung an 10 s.c1nd nInr, ma 'ha,i
ViteiIit,. I.nc.b
,,,,.,
~ .,.yp I'M IN. -, .,,l,.
al, ,y,In.,, '+'' Wv Wy '''''"t'
p.,,n.
starter. Wit, jos.. 3, III, r,p SIR ri,s,
carDunrie liz W-.l- = Il 7.i0
RoN,y. iot Birn. . . IL
~. Of Metros. lo7 utlm 10 J
M.l,er loI. n'goaaot. >;
Barbara F-l.trnlr urh,l, eight a
mad. The rae. to.,ow"a ~ Eiiom
Prime Of W.lir." md ptwJr 'y ~.
three tnrio--e. rT"H Epwd} racei int
s sins pInoe' hnh SarnHnele ncs3n "a
tcarhun6lc ven, to tho rr On ana NO. w",,
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GOLF NEWS AND NOTES.

frsnb II. Croker. although onl, tssl from
nrlini on saturday. Ia, taken M hi, .oIt a.sia
Vita Niscr Yesterday, With the nos;sa pra',,.
sooaL Bernard Nichols, he played in a faqrt.r
match !! N, bal Colt club With win Sbrtoa
,h- psal professional. and chauacsy H. Murphy.
:'tnefig 4 the Princeton team. tn, mates "a,
(. 's) SO" one. Croker An. Slcsol. rn.iiy
s!nnInR Ia nearIy record asur., BY W an, |
70 rlay IN, card. ~.t-
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X. Y.!C, Flest ~ shslsss lslaoA.
III. NJ IL ii. xakkssss yksssk yesss
..se:s. -. -. 49, p r .ssllks;s
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NEW YORK VS.. BROOKLYN.


Van going way to thlr. befor" III. i'ill
came back from c"ntr'tcii phii mhi"
y mes. OF 3tr1rgs swift shoot along
IN. ground. Van scoring ana S.lbN u
goinE 10 second Hickman hi to kelley.
who forced Strhn. At second, hut sci
nn y went to iniri md iiIckmsn WAS
safe on nr-' Davis slammed a NO
eyer down In" Sc,b'chHiIl. 'il"Ns
scoring Sribarh AMI sending Hickman
TO thlri Hickman WAS nirp"i ~ IN"
plate on CANCELS hit 10 balN Camel
st"!. second. r,hl~n fumhlei Hover
mans h"unicr bat Just did g"t u oN"
Ia dire TWO trns
K..l.r hit 10 Str,ng, VINO held.l II
pre,t,iy TO CAMEL Sheckard couldn't
'ourh thr.. nf Mat'y's swift shoots.
Dplan also struck out, an kicked 1T
tl. M runs
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second Inning.

Nelson famed. the La, bender being
rally n Wild pi,c!, Matty lined ME.
single over second base. Hughes passed
Van down, mpN-ng Mat'y !" second ON
foolish CuIching Matty Wa caught be-
tween second and third when thrcw
10 second by Farrell wen, few feet
back u DAILY S.lbhrh lii"l - Day,
No rms
Kelley popped a high foul to hover
man Daily struck out Dnh.cn sky-
rbckctt"a to Davi. No runs.
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Str1ng lined j, single ptsi short after
ihr'" balls ana two strikes hAi been
called Hickman sent one iu.. Hike H.
10 right. Strang going 10 third. but
lick was n,p?"d vt second trying Ia
make the base on the throw TO head
on S,rang Davis singled to right
scoring SirnnS. tie reached second
when Farrell overthrow IN. h,," 10
catch him stealing.
Cancel smashed rill another single TO
right. scoring Davis from second II wn>
p"nnant winning batting Irwin mad"
u beauty stop Of lIowermIns crack 10
third bag, but Daily nuffei the throw to
head on Camel At -"rond and both
Nrr. SAT" Nelson got a pass. iilliug n.
bases Ma'iy hunted 70 Hughes and
Camel wns forced nj he plate Farrell
threw To Kelly who whS three feet m
the hsg but DNy"r called Mntty gu.
too The crowd hootri Tw runs
Irwin sinslad past Davis. the hrs' rit
on Ma;;y and IN" first man 10 reach
first for brooklyn Farrell sent "A
sp,rsr 20 Van, Newton vent 10 h.: for
Hughes, and s'nt houndrr thar chr.
rpm"d M Natty's hnnd to Nelson back
on second Nelson tossed Il 20 Davis
but D~yer called Irwin safe Kc.l-r
was SAT, on Nelson's fumhl. and the
bases We're llied on Shecknrd'- ground
MT 20 DAVIS k."ler was forced a: sec
uni, hut irwin scored Sh"ckarh tried
'n steal second hut was caught between
bases. \ beautiful pi"c" ~ play hy pa-
Wis followed u. KEEP, s'lcckard busy
until Newton started FOR home. then ny
tlnr rn.N nippcd the latter AZ the
plate pnp run
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FIRST IlSE.
For all ages. hanile.p. 81 iutlons,

Belle oi Lexington jumped .,wsy In
front. and King Pepper Joined her ~
tae end OF a furiong This lcit IN, two
year-oid TO ,rai, the pirs 10 tho stretch
Cochran urged OTIS ~ as. soon IS they
straIshfened out, AMI taking the lead AZ
the eighth pole tho youngst"r drew ~
and won IN !, wild drive hv three-puar
tiers OF a length. Belle ~ LeNiug ton
vas four lengths In front ~ King Pep.
OeP
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IN. catssli Tor th'ss ycar.1ii. and ~ ,cllIns.
six trrlcns',

s'AFt soea N0n saII0r.hf TIfne-l n -
Barbara Frletcnlr lghtly weigh, d.
mad. the race. followed .. Eliom.
Prime III MEirc.S" and Rbwdy FOR
second place aud Carbunclc ocsan 10
close on the leader In The run home
fCarhunrlc wen, 70 tho 'front.' and Won
easily. by Two lengths, Rowdy VINO
was hard driven, beat BARBARA FRET
chile a heat 'or ;hc place.
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oric. 4; tho Polo Grounds I'll Jus, as
the arH gam. mad begun
, 1901-04-25
$4,000 Ties.

C. L. Plummer, book and time
keeper for Tellers' tie camp OF Brush
creek, was down Monday. Mr.. Plum
mer says the warm weather of the
past few days has settled the snow
near the tie camp, down to about
three feet, and that if it keeps up for
a week longer they can start their
drive. Mr.. Plummer says the ties
are all banked and they are all ready
for the important event of the season
with them-the drive.
Mr.. Plummer says they have about
10000 ties in all, some on Pass
creek. and some on north and south
forks of Brush creeks and the rest
on Barrett creek. According to the
present plans the drive will start
about the first of May.
, 1901-04-25
A Hunters

Ira Barcus arrived from Boise, Ida
no, last Saturday. He had just re-
turned from a trip up in the northern
part of North Dakota, and reports
that locality Is being more to his
taste even than Idaho. He says game
abounds and it is an ideal country for
stock. He brought with him the foot
of a caribou and the horns of a white
goat, both of which are very abundant
in the mountains of that region.
Mrs. Barcus expects to return to
Boise the first of next week but Mr..
Barcus will remain here for several
weeks, settling up his business.
, 1901-04-25
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, 1901-04-25

The weather of the past week has
been remarkably warm and pleasant.
As a result the river has risen nearly
two feet and is quite muddy. The
range is green with the fresh young
grass and stock are wild in their en-
deavour to get enough of the new feed
to satisfy their hunger.
If this warm weather holds we can
look for a flood in the river-but it is
not at all likely to hold. Within a
very few days we may expect a cold
snap and prehaps a cold snow storm,
which will stop the melting of snow
in the mountains, and check the rise
of the river which will soon be, at its
present rapiG rate, out of its banks.
, 1901-04-25
HULETT-JACKSON.

Elias j. Hulett and Mrs. Agnes
g.. jackson were married at the Pres
byterian parsonage at 8 O'Clock last
Saturday evening, Rev. Robinson of
floating. They left for the ranch of
Mr.. Hulett, which is situated on Calf
creek, Sunday morning.
Mr.. Hulett is quite well and favor
ably known to our people, with whom
he stands well. He is a very indus
%trious, law-abiding citizen, who has
accumulated a competence and he
bids fair to become one of our most
forehanded and influential citizens.
Mrs. Hulett was Mrs. Agnes G..
Jackson. She lived with the family
of G. S. Miner, on Spring creek for
some time, two or three years ago, at
which'time she met Mr.. Hulett and
the attachment was formed that re-
suited in her marriage to him Satur-
day evening. She came on from her
home in Illinois to meet Mr.. Hulett
last Saturday, accompanied by her 8
year old son. Mrs. Hulett is IA favor
lite with all her friends in this valley
and they are all wishing the newly
welded pair a happy and prosperous
life.