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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-15
At Detroit,

Letroit, Aug. IA half holiday crowd
saw a good program at Highland PARK
today There were close finishes in four
OF the events. Long priced horses were
mostly in evidence.
First race. seven furlongss selling
Fannie Blazes. 1o4 Oh. Wilson,) is to l.,
won: Little Rock 100 Qrvin), 10 to l, sec
ond: Cast Iron, 100 (O'NeiD. 2 to /, third
Time. 1:29 "a Impressive, Chandoo. Rio
Bamba. Lizzie 10y. Blue Ridge, KNAPP
sack, James F'itz, Katherine r. ran.
Second race, five and a half furlongs,
2-year-olds, selling -Chickasha. 100
(O'NeiD, to l, won; Helen Oakford, ITO
(Loudon). 6 to l, second; Tom Hall 1903
tE. Matthewson). to l, third. Time.
cipation. Lorne, Woolsack. Miss Tape
rean. Artist and Eddie T. ran.
Third race. mile and eighth, selling
Meggs. 1N (Dangman), 4 to l, won; Sc
cundus. 1os (Minder). 2 to /, second; Baf-
fed 1O7 drvin. to 1, third. Time,
1:55 IA Kinloch Park, Orme, Lou Rey,
Ben. The Way and Sir Ellerslie ran.
Fourth race. handicap, seven furlongs-
Uledi, 104 (Adams). to l, won; Lady
Lady Kent. "a OR. MARTINI. Is to l. third.
Time. 1:29. Bill Massie and Curtsey ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-Lit-
huim. Ill (Hayden), 6 to 5, won; Edinbor-
ough, 10 (Minder), 10 to l. second; Annie
Laurette, los IN. Johnson), to l. third
Time, TIA ga. Gambling, Competitor,
Fessy F., Bonnie Maid. Else More, Prue
Wood. Prince John and Rio ran.
Sixth race. steeplechase, short course =
won: Arius, 1875 (BraziD, even, second ;
Yazodhara, 135 C1ider), to 1. third. Time
9:H. Lady Ursula and Captain January
ran.
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FOR A woMAN's BUNDLES.
Remarkable Calamity of an Old
Gentleman on the Pewee Line.

Gentleman on the Pewee Line.
Louisville Courier-Journal
One of the Pewee Valley SUBURBAN cars
was speeding home yesterday afternoon
with every seat filled. A dapper looking
old gentleman, slim of build, with a red
goatee and Panama hattie real thing
had a seat all to himself. One could
easily see he was of the old school. He
seemed especially anxious about the COM
fort of all the ladies on the car. He had
attended to the blinds. picked up all the
stray handkerchiefs and was evidently
smarting for something else to do
The car came to a stop at the wayside
station and rather corpulent old lady
got aboard, escorted by more than an
armful of bundles. She pulled down the
aisle and at once caught the eye of the
old gentleman. Immediately he was all
attention. He arose from his seat with
courtly bow and besought the approach
ing dame to bestow on him the unmerted
favor OF taking his seat.
The dame said never a word, but de-
posted all her bundles on one half of the
seat and herself on the other half. The
little gentleman was left in the aisle
clinging to the strap, No word of thanks
came from the seated lady.
4 beg your pardon, madam" said he,
but did l hear you speak?'
No" was snapped hack.
"A thousand apologies, madam. but [
thought / heard you say thank YOU -
Even the preacher snickered.
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THE NEWS OF THE
SPORTING WORLD
by
0dited BY Squire Brown-)

1O6; Boaster. Moor, 1903; Hot. Tenagara, 70;
San Andres. 1o4; Sweet Tooth, 100; FRANK
Mckee. &c; May j., So; Bluff. III; Satire
109; Five Nations, Kings Favorite, Bran
dy Smash, ITO. x,,.,
liams. 1l2; Drummond, Pure Pepper, loS:
Bessie Mccarthy. Locket, 1ol; May D., %'
Huntressa, Ill; Stevedore. 1903; Old Hutch.
Peninsula, Flying Buttress Five Nations,
South Trimble. log.
Fourth race maiden, 2-year-old fllies'
five and a half Observation-Disclosures, Sub
due Bridesmaid IL, Healing Salve, Az ~
riesville, Nine Spot. Liberty Chimes, FL
garden. Glorious. Back Number, Virgin
Soil. Merry Reel. Medal. Epidemic In
PREVENTION. Bright Girl, ITO.
Fifth race. handicap. all ages. mile and
eighth-Ethics, 1913: Monograph, 12; Him
self. Caughanawaga. liz; Baron epper
Ito; The Rival. 1903: Zoroaster. Bluff, los
Sixth race. selling. seven furlongs-Co-
nundrum. 10; Paul Creyton, l06: Sweet
Tooth. liz; Joymaker, 1Ol; Dick Garfield
Golden Cottage. 1O4; Rappenecker, ls,
Glorita, 121: Clonmell, Ill; Guesswork,
Kings Favorite. 1903; Brandy Smash, III;
Honolulu. lo9; Sadduccee. 1o7: Irritable
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TWINKLE SHOWS AGAIN
LANDS $4,000 BRIGHTON PURSE
Scott Hudson Drives the Georgia
Mare a Heat in 2.O51a-Dan
Patch Fails to Reduce
His Mark.

New York, Aug. 1-Seven thousand spectators
today saw splendid series of contests In
which the best trotting and pacing records
for the season were made. In the first race
of the day the 2:l0 novelty trot Susie J. won
the second heat In 2:06h and in the special
race between Prince Albert and Anaconda
the former paced In 2sA. The best previous
record of the season in races were the Monk
trotting 2:0 and Dan Patch pacing 2:osa. The
fastest time of the season made against the
match by Dan Patch 2:oo% was duplicated.
1t was gala day Of the grand circuit meet
at Brighton Beach. but for a rather stif
breeze the pacing record might have gone.
The 2.i0 trot was the opener and before the
first heat Ferono sold at 50 to 80 for the field
The first heat was close. but Louise Mac was
never headed. In this heat Susie ]. finished
seventh. yet she was an even money choice
for the second heat and with the word. she shot
on to the quarter in 81 seconds and to the
half in 1:o1h, with York Boy and Ferona
fighting 1t out for second. The favorite came
home six lengths ahead, showing up in 2:061s.
heat and after All Right had led to the half.
he went to the front and the
The Brighton $1,000 purse for the 2l0 PAGERS
had big field, yet Twinkle sold for 500 to
$3.50 for the field.
Don Derby started out In the most sensa-
tional style and led the field to the half in
1:0lA and came home in 2oS. He was now
tn. choice at to l and again led to the half
in 1:011z with Joe Pointer and Twinkle Tapped.
The trio had the between them. but at
the distance Twinkle shot to the front and
won by open length.
II was now 100 to 60 on Twinkle, yet II was
a close call. as she only won the next heat
by neck from You Bet. In the deciding heat
Twinkle had 1t all her way. The talent
laid ic0 to % on Prince Alert against Ana
conda and though as a spectacle it was pretty.
tn, race hardly ever in doubt che ia
vo rite led all the way in each heat.
For the special II announced that Dan
Patct would go against his own record Of
U0% ands Star Pointers record Of 59l. Ha
was accompanied by two runners and paced
a splendid mile. He went to the quarter in
3ok and to the half in 00A. The three
quarters was passed in 1:31 and he came
home without pressure in 2:oO&. eauaiing his
record
The 2:24 pace novelty closed the days sport.
Summary:
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At St. Louis.

AT 81. AOUIS'
ST. Louis Aug, l4.-Kitty Clyde per-
handicap at Kinloch Park today in a
sensational finish Peaceful led into the
stretch by two lengths, but he showed
signs of distress. Half way down the
the first division, challenged Peaceful and
after a short but decisive struggle. passed
him and won by a head from Glenwood
who came determinedly in the closing
Master Mariner and Jack Ratlin were the
only winning favorites. Weather superb
track fast and fifteen bookmakers had
all they could attend. to.
First race, six furlongs, selling-Master
Mariner. 100 (Dowler). to 5, won; Flop
104 (sayers). 5 to /, second: Malise, 1o7
IT. DEAN, IL to /, third. Time. 1:15 L.
Marco Polo. Loralice, Invictus, Elsie
Barnes. Beauty Book, Craven. Hanan,
Judge Pettus and Miss Guido ran.
Second race. four and half furlongs
purse 2-year- olds-Two Lick, 105 q. Mil
ler), to 1, won; Geheimniss, 10 Ct
DEAN, II to 10. second; Tom CoganA 10s
yuga Zulma, Fair Lady Anna. Agnes
Mack. Makeda, Santicissima and A. Lark
ran.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling
s,T u, 4arng ~ eSayers to
Reducer 1o5 Ct. O'Brien) to l. third.
Time, 20 Ia. The Boer Kingstelle, Doc
Skin. Louis Wagner, Polly Bexby, Fed
eralist. Add and Glenzeene ran.
Fourth race, the Busch handicap, mile
and sixteenth-Kitty Clyde, 104 (Otis),
s to /, won; Glenwood. IS q. OConnor),
10 to 1, second; South Breeze, los ct.
DEAN 6 to /, third. Time 1:49 1-2. Peace
Star Cotton, Lennep Prosper la Gal. and
Zazel ran. Mynher left at post
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-Jack
Ratlin. 115 (Dade), to 3 won; hummer,
1o5 Oowler). to l. second; Father Went
ker los IT. DEAN, to 2, third. Time
lib 3-5. Croix dor, Ampere, Elastic. The
Mormon. Colonel Moff1t and Loiter ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, sell
ing-Schwalbe. 101 II DEAN, to 5, won;
Foundlig, 81 &C. Bonner), to 10. second:
Linden Ella, los q. Matthew'S, 10 to /,
third Time las 1-2. Greyforge, Lea Royd,
Moderator and Annie Oldfield ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, six and a half furlongs. sell
ing--Beauty Book, Lou McConkie. III;
Alfalfa. Don Luis, Battus. Joe Collins,
Mr.. Mulkey. Limelight. Verify. Assess
ment, 119; Glendoine Joe Goss. 122.
Second race. half mile. purse-Clate
Bell, 1O2; Hartin, Brady, 105; Budweiser,
John Coulter Ito; Doc Mayer, Action,
Clover, The Wizard. Fire Bush. ITO.
Third race. mile and an eighth, SELL
ing-Anything, 81; Swordsman, 1o9: Bal
loon, lO6; Kate Freeman, 1o5; Tammany
Luna Minor. Sc; Little Lois, lO2; Eocrys.
Little Tommy Tucker, Eugene S, 1O7.
Fourth race mile and twenty yardsfi
purse-Felix Bard. 1909; Josie F, 90; Tick
full, Star Cotton, 81; Bengal. 1907 Blue
Mint, 81; Captain Gaines, liz; Colonel
Ballantyne, Jim Clark 10Y.
Fifth race, six furongs. selling-Bar-
nacle, 1903; Helen Hay 1Oa; Crime. Nimble
Nag, 106: The Advocate 1903
Sixth race, mile, selling-Lyach, Satch-
el. SO; Merops, The Phoenican, 1902; Guide
Rock, 1O6; Papa Harry 100; Hucena, 9s;
Mission, Temptrcss. 104; Nettie Regent,
81; Bacchus. 90; Jane Oaker. 81.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-15
At the Spa.

Saratoga, Aug. l4-Green B. Morris s
colt Cunard won the classic kenner
stakes at a mile and a quarter today
from a fair field of three year Odds.
Cunard won easily by a length and a
half from the six to five favorite Gold
Cure. in 2:05 3-5, record time for the
track.
Chuctanunda. quoted at 7 to in the
betting won the seven furlongs handicap
for all ages, in gallop, clipping one
fifth of a second off the track record.
Kilogram, racing in the colors of his new
owner, Lawrence Waterbury. won the
mile selling race in a gallop In fast time
John A. brakes colt Martin Burke, was
heavily backed, but showed little speed
The same owners 2-year-old High Chan
cellor, scored an easy victory in the six
furlong race. DR.. Hughes, ridden by
Jockey Erbsmehl. fell early in the race race
and the jockey was badly injured. The
track was fast. weather clear.
First race, selling mile-Gilogram, ia
SHAW 2 to 1, won; Drummond, l04 (Mc-
Ininery) to 1. second Rossignol los CT.
tin Burke WELLESLEY, Gibson Light, Cogs-
we'll, Blum Tart and Handicapped also
ran.
Second race, handicap for all ages,
seven furlongs-Chuctanund 12O (Odom)
to 5, won; Maxine, 106 lo'Connorl 10
to /. second; Redpath, 107 Cochran 80 to
/, third. Time, / rs 2-5. The Musketeer.
Ordnung, Glen Nellie, Maud Come Elk
tinguisher. Lord Pepper, Numeral ana
Athelroy also ran.
Third race the Kenner stakes, for 3
year-olds, mile and a quarter-Cunard
iii IL. Jackson) to 2, won; Gold Cure
l16 (Shaw) to l, second; Keynote los
(Redfern) II to 5, third. Time. 2:o5 SO.
Highlander, Slipthrift also ran.
Fourth race, 2-year-olds, six furlongs-
High Chancellor 115 (Redfern) IL TO ~,
won; Flying Prince, los shaw to l.
second; Merry England, los (Brennan) ~
to /, third. Time, 1:12 AS. Iantalus
Cup Governor, w. r. Condor. Old Fort
Innsbruck and DR.. Hughes also ran Dr.
Hughes fell.
Fifth race, maiden Swear olds. mile
Miss Buttermilk, 100 (McCue) to l, won;
Octoroon, 100 (O'Connor) to l, second;
Lillian, ia (Odom) = to l, third. Time
I.401- Aminte Valleyforge, Taps, Rock
Cliffe, Dacshund, and The Cuckoo also
ran
sixth race. selling. 2-year-olds, five and
a half furlongs-Mary McCafferty, 20
1Redfern). to !. won; Orloff, 80 Waughl,
10 10 / second; Wanake 107 IT. Burns), Z
to 2, third. Time. 1907. AYRSHIRE Lad,
Mount Hope, Fortunatus, Hilarity, Tom
Maybin, Nigrette. Dramatist Cloche dor,
Warte NIGHT, Merry Sister, Anna DAILY.
Far Craft and Squanto ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, handicap. 2-year-olds, five
and a half Enthusiastically. Oletlant, us;
Short Hose. 113; Old Lady. no; Mamie
Worth. Ill: John A. Scott. l07; Examiner,
102; Burbundy, 95; Singing Girl, 100; Scot
fish Blue 80.
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Proposals for Printing and
Bindj10.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 9, 9o2.
Sealed proposals will be received in this Of
fee until z o'clock noon, on Sept 80, leo2,
for doing the printing and binding of the State
for two years. beginning Oct, LIST. 1902.
The prices fixed by Chapter 90 Of the Code of
1896. as amended by acts OF 1899 and
iooo-I. are hereby fixed as the maximum
prices and all proposals for doing the work
must be made at these prices or at discount
below them.
Persons making proposals must be governed
strictly by the requirements If the above
named chapter, as amended. as 10 bond, clas-
sihcation. etc.
The right 10 reject any and all bids is re-
served.
ROBERT P. NDAvID,
eu-wd-fr Secretary Of State.
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Proposals for Stationery.
DEPARTMENT OF STATI

Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 9, 1902.
Sealed proposals will be received in this Of
hce until IL O'Clock noon on Sept 3oth 9o2
for furnishing TO the state stationery supplies
for two years beginning Oct. |. 1902. Esti-
mates Of kind and quality will be furnished by
this office at any time after Aug. 18TH 1902
Persons making proposals must be governed
by Section 1878 of the Code of 1896. and
amendments thereto. in all matters pertain
ing to bids.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
ROBERT P MDAVID.
su.Ud-fr Secretary OF State.
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Nashville, 7; Chattanooga, 8.

Chattanooga. Aug. H.-Bruner did we'll
today. hut received boyish support. Bailey
held the locals down without hit until
the sixth when three hits and KnolPs
error gave two runs and one came in the
ninth on Hills error and McMilesworth
three Dagger. Attendance 500. r. II. Il.
Nashville 80. E. Il 90 0 0 OF 10
Chattanooga =. =. 0 o 002 001-3 6 2
Enthusiastically and Fisher; Bruner
and Urrett.
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PHILADELPHIA. s; St. Louis, 4.

Philadelphia. Aug 14-Philadelphia took the
final game from St. Louis today by batting
Murphy out of the box in the eighth inning.
Attendance. 325. Score: r. H. E.
St Louis ..............O 0 o % 20 o "a 3
Philadelphia =. 100 0 o 0 - o
Bateries-Murrhy. NJ ONeil and Ryan:
White and Doom.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


At Washngton-St. Louis game postponed.
At Phiadelphia-First game-Detroit, 8
Philadelphia. 4. Second game-Detroit /; Phil.
adelphia. 5.
At Roston-Chicago, 1; Boston. B.
AT Baltimore-Cleveland, 7; Baltimore, 8.
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Cincinnati, 6; New York, 3.

up their Eastern trip here today by beating
New York. The visitor, outbatted the home
team and practically won the game In the first
inning Score: r. Fl. L.
Cincinnati e.. ........4ooo11oO0-- II 2
New York ......:.....o o O02 o a. 10
Bateries-Phnlps and Bergen; Miller and
Rowerman.
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Little Rock, 8; Shreveport, 5.

Little Rock Aug. 14-Shreveport had
no chance to win today's game. the
feature of which was the smuggling Of De-
lehanty and Norcum and the fielding OF
the former. Doolan made his debut in
Little Rock uniform and did well. At
tendance. 700.
Little Rock :. =. ..o10230o2.- 4
Shreveport e. :. Il 0 90 20 OF 2-5 10 s
Dolan-and Lynch; Persons and Nc
Gsi1ira
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Games Today.

At Chattanooga-Nas and Chatta-
noga.
At Little Rock-Shreveport and Little
Rock.
At Atlanta-Birmingham and Atlanta.
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Pittsburg. 6: Boston. l.

Boston Aug. 14-Pittsburg had no trouble
hitting Eason today and the Bostons were
easily beaten. Leach's batting was the fee
ture he making two home runs double and
single Tannehl was a puzzle to Boston.
Attendance. 400 Score: r. H. E,
Boston . ..............O O01OO0 o-1 A
Pittshurg ...,.....1 l l 0 0-6 ID
Batteries-Eason and Ktttridge;; Tannehill
and Smith
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Chicago. 6; Brooklyn, 2.

Brooklyn, Aug, 14-Chicago took the last
game Of the series from Brooklyn today by
score OF to 2. The fielding OF the home team
was disjointed and lacked the snap displayed
during the previous games. Score: r. H. E,
Chicago . ...........2 O11n1l o. 10 3
Brooklyn . ..........0 o q q / / D. . 10 81
Batteries-Taylor and King; Newton and
Farrell
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Baltimore, s; Cleveland, 7.

Baltimore, Aug. f-HCkman. who has not
pitched for three years essayed to twirl for
the Cleveland American League Club today
and came very near winning from the locals.
Shields hit so hard in the first inning
296. Score: r. H Z
Baltimore T.. ......-...1 22Oon03s-S IL ?
Cleveland e.. ..,...,...2 on2Ol0O-7 II o
Batteries-Shields Katoll and Robinson;
Hickman and Remis
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! Time, Z.U6, z.Uo7s z'Ui' -W'
Grand special to beat 1884.
Dan Patch. b. h. by Joe Patchen-Zelica.
by Wilkesberry (McHenry). Time, 2:o0%.
Special match. pacing. purse $1,000
Prince Alert. b. g., by Crown Prince
Till DemarsO .......................'..l :
Anaconda, b. g., by knight Dckerson
Time, 2:o3h. Second heat time. 2:o4h
2:A pacing novelty purse 81, 800
Free Advice ch h., by Ashland
wflkes-Mignon, by Robert Nc
Gregor (Miller1 ........:.....-.....' 10
Albert ro e., by Flower (McDonald). ! no
Orrin b.. b. g., by Greystone tHudson)
Dick Wilson s''''''''''
Sul.ana 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Time, 211h, 2:1oA, 2:1s%.
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Atlanta, Z; Birmingham, 4.

Atlanta, Aug. 14.-Atlanta today defeat
ed Birmingham to 4, in the initial game
of the series. Both teams played good
ball Attendance 700. r. II E.
Atlanta. - ..23010oOo 13 )
Birmingham 0 o 0 o "a 10 D
Batteries-Streit and Hurlburt; Deaver
and Brown.
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Boston. 3: Chicag 90. l.

Boston, Aug. H-Chlcago dropped another
game here today Hits were few. Davis was
i'll and unable to play short for the visitors
Attendance 5,4a3 Score: r. e.
Boston e.. ............0 o o 81 5
Chicago :. ............0 100000 2
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'gs WI" Positions. Montgomery.
nnthan Beats Ozark.

Dothan Aug. 14-(Special .)-Dothan de
feated Ozark by score to 3 IN prettiest
game ever seen on the local diamond, It
was A pitchers battle. Moody for locals
having a shade the better OF 1t, striking
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Double pIays-WeaVer 10 AndFeWS, Base
on balls-By Hogg /. Hit by pitched balls
-Hogg o. Struck out-By Hogg Q, Passed
balls-Dunlap l. Wild pitches-Hogg 0.
Earned runs o. Left on bases :, TWO out
when winning run was made.
Score by innings:
Sylacauga .......... O0100 Is
I'mpires-Mahoney and Stickney.
ScOrer-Faber.
Time of game hour 40 minutes.
O'Brien, who pitched the first game Of
the Jasper series. reached the city last
night and will pitch for Sylacauga today.
The lineup will be:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.

At ttanooga-Nashville, Z; Chatta-
nooga. 8.
Rock. g.
At nta-Birmingham. 4; Atlanta. 7.
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Pnhlic Sneaking.

General William c. Oates will address
the people in the interest of Governor w.
d. JeIks at:
August 18TH at II o'clock a. m.
Ozark. Dale County, Monday August
18th al 10 a. m.
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Games Today.

At Washington-St Louis and Washington.
At Roston-Chcago and Boston.
Al Philadelphia-Det and Philadelphia.
At Baltimore Cleveland and Baltimore.
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True Refinement.
Atchison Globe.

Atchison Globe.
We have found up investigation that
the term refined is applied promiscu-
cusly to anyone who is slender. and who
doesn't care for boiled cabbage.
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HILDRETH'S GOOD COLT
BEAT CoRRIGAN IN HARI
RACE.
Corrigan Was Favorite, But Bucha-
nan Kept Digging With Lucien
Appleby and Got Under Wire
First by a Short Nose.

Chicago, Aug. 14,-Lucien Appleby and
Corrigan furnished a spectacular finish In
the fourth race at Harlem today with the
Hildreth colt the winner. Coming with a
burst of speed seldom seen on track
so deep in mud, Lucien Appleby snatched
the victory from Corrigan in the last few
jumps. Lucien Appleby was the heavily
backed favorite. When the field swung
into the stretch. Corrigan appeared to
have a cinch on the race, with clear
lead of five lengths Slowly, but surely,
Lucien Appleby cut down the gap, and
though both horses were running under
severe punishment he managed to come
under the wire a nose in the lead Four
favorites won in succession.
First race, six furlongs-Muresca. ITO
(Coburn), even, won: Ailyar, liz (Birken-
ruth. II to 5, second; Huzzah, lis
Ransch). II to l. third. Time liz 3-5. Lady
Idris. Herse, Step Onward, Duke of b.
hernia ran.
Second race, six and half furlongs-
Top Soil. So l-2 Helgerson), to 5. won:
Zyra. Ito lRansch). 80 to / second; Duel
ist: rs Knigh0. to l. third. Time
rance. Heroiade, Silver Owl ran.
Third race, one and an eighth miles
Frederick, 102 q. Ransch). II to 10, won;
Strangest los (Birkenruthy. 7 to 5. second;
Charley Moohe, 102 q. Hicks) to 1.
Fourth race. mile-Lucien Appleby, 1o5
(Buchanan). to 5, won; Corrigan. 1Ol
Ransch), to /, second: Bragg, 1O6 Co.
burn), II to 5. third. Time Las Us. Au-
tumn Leaves. Flora Pomona ran.
Fifth race, six fulongs-Gypsene Sc
Helgerson). IS to g. won; Alright. 100
q. Walsh, 20 to l. econd; Ahola. SO
CIV. Knapp, to l. third. Time LII 3-5.
st. Minor Almaric, Gregor K ran.
Davisson), to l, won; Idwa " 95 (Rob-
bins), to l, second; Guy H. 112 (Ransch).
to s. third. Time 1:4S 3-5. Longfio, Old
Mike, Form. Santa Teresa ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, mile-James ]. Corbett. 1l2;
The Texan. Jack Doyle, 1o9; Alline Abb
bolt, 1o7; Mackey. 106: Hopefield, Fox
Flyer. Kings Court, Simon, 1o3; Blessed
Damosel, The Rabbit, Lucy Lockett,
Somersault, 101; Count En- Out, 106.
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Mon-
tanic, 105; Cuban Girl, She Wins. About,
1903; Ran After, Sonora Maria. bmma A.
IS; Lady Bird, Herse. Sc
Third race, handicap. steeplechase.
short course-Meddler. 1856; Crest, l47;
Wenlock. las; Scorpio, Refuge, 1873; Iceni,
Porphyrogehe, 1856; Stamp, .135; Greek Dol
lar, Captain Conover, 1873; Ada S. G..
Darlene, 1870; Neddler Crest, Evzell entry.
Fourth race, mile and half, selling
Lady Chorister, 1903; Caliban, 80; Ravens
bury, SO; Little Elkin, 80.
Fifth race. five and one-half furlongs,
selling-Prince of Endurance. 1T; Pericles
dale, 10l: Adirondack Sara Maxim, 1Uu;
The Phantom, Vestia, 81.
Sixth race six furlongs-Peat, lis; ka-
zan, Boomerack no: Fairbury. 100;
Bensckart, Alec, Scotch Plaid, 107; Nasal
Dance, los; Danish. 10S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-15

TWO base hits-Pettus /; Fritz /. Base
on Balls-By Starr /. Hit by pitched balls
Starr / Struck out-By Starr 3 Wild
pitches-By Starr o. Earned runs 8. Left
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-15

When a farmer comes to town on circus
day, and the parade doesn't suit him,
he bitches up and goes home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-15
ROSS'S BARBER SHOP,
Exchange Hotel.
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by
The Judge OF Probate OF Montgomery County,
Alabama. commissioners to open books of sub
gornery Traction Company. notice Is hereby
given that in accordance with said appoint
mept and the statute in such cases made and
provided. will open said books OF subscrip-
fion at z o'clock m. on the 2sth day Of
Steiner over No. 2 Commerce Street, in the
City Of Montgomery, Ala
BARRIE L. HOLT,
w H RAGLAND,
w r. VANDIVER
EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
W. T. ROBERTSON,
n Commissioners.