davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1902-07-13

In, Tlr-d,s MlIrri ~.nior~. ~" Cali
form, s.,r"dn,A'r. r'i' 90" i''"s' 'n"'
p.,r tHi.I q 'ro'f'r tNI- -"t-or NHr
IN. f.. with o. ruurrg uroutt'r. furr't
I,,,....ra track 100 o ~ d, the last 'ni 4.
pt. ~. B. urrIprrs Tor ~" I'"if"N %"
=, h,ut Dillon. . -. stepped % -.
,I.ly and many ioob 80 ~" h'r tHI~ SEASON
ss.t,,l ,II,'. rr,pfi. 90.
,-,.r 'rn'trr Lou Dillon trott.i q
.',t.,.,, % q I.ulfl'. and q" tstr'T "
p,,,u. eri repeated in -" l'O s'r'-
'.,' Low . fr., - fast tpptt,r'N - Don
~ o. = Do. ION .'tt Lon DILLON. ani ''"r
,,,.,,,..s. through The Grand circuit promises
,o h.. .,UzYf .u'rl ,, 10000,
, !" .-,,.'t..l .rt.,rt..r r.ud ilN fb 80 aU,uUHs
- tn,,l.n offered ti".vr' Tor l't b-'
...,.nn l.f u w'- very T"mW'N REUSED
80, a., ,f 'H. old lmc"t Adoni- . ~ p, hv
S,r.y dam Venus. ot untrH''d ins'g"
"a. d. hut ~ yr1re old and has mi.i nj
,,,,,,. .aaruy HIM
The sun., 1902-07-13
Ncs.o,rrn TO Train NJ saratoga.

In order 10 10 ~ th" best POSSIBLE con-
Il Ton for ms forthconrg contest WITH
Young torh'.tt which. c'ordius to present
schedule. 20 h" held A. New London on
Nug - T"rry McGov"rn ta- decided to
h.g.U irtfi.uga- early - pn-. 'll" Mr''oN-
,ru viii ito his work At Saratoga He
W.u take 70 'rip % Saratoga u"Nt tuesday
With Its uauu g'r aud select hIs quarters
u 'N'rNf'|ig - ~Af .~ia,'ory. q = r.utstum
and tAudhau court vii d" nttrd W aud
c,rrytltng v 10 w." dome 20 make NC'toveru :
,l'urs - easy Era ,oWfortHhl" - iU-~ihl.
Hughv N,Gov-tu. I"rrys brother will
~. 'hs form"r Champion : clI"f trainer
lIuglv = now ma. ned 10 box Willie Rrd Of
Hruuklyri. a uron -Iug bantam.
The sun., 1902-07-13
p. RYAN Gn~s ~ ,sO for the fast Mare
t.ao, Prices Iur Wet an SrtN's let.

B-fur, th. races began al tho Brighton
Beach track Yesterday afternoon IN" fa~is-
Upton ,umpauy held al" of hof-"- VA
trsluins. which Included th" cntir" >ts0l"
of John Mc'srerty, sho !, selling out I"
take charge ot the hors-- of sydney fss"t
la addition TO th. McCarcrty lot srr" som"
from th. ia bl.. or " { Whitney, the Pcppcr
Stahls Ou-cs Sta blr aud J q Follansbs"
EoXanc. VINO has Won a uumb-r Of GOOD
rlc,,s this s-t -ou. Was the st1r OF the coll"'-
ton. and her owner. col Jan'~ P"rp"f
,ut !7.csn Tor her - lively va- the hidding
In the N,tsnerty lot several wrr" SOFA tot
good priC.s, With the thr'-- year -oid nav
"We;o," ,,'i,,ns Tor 800 ~, y" ,", IN. ,~n.SsSr
old Incubator. Who has not ru'c1 thl> SESSION.
!. ,re nurgh.,s pIln.s hCharS ,, rdoy, IGy
aftctWatd IN" best sales follow
reopsarr or Van srUH
spsrs'- Esarr b. {, :. by imp e~hef mp
rrnysEIv ~ sC.yv,rrr
poieuI. b 6 =. 10y Wc'ue Row Mos W
2-rnS o. a. ch N $ o, imp. Top o.nan'- .o
joe C"bb br G. 2 by mn rsh-r t,,'cen.
S2dd-cr, r., e T., ! y.,yy,,, by ,HP. N'A'"'''" 40
Inclba,r h 6. ,. OY Inso'd'h' Ny 'A''s' a.,
rr,ae; G,sS.id ,. ? 8, By n' h'sNn'" 300
rrrn,>o,. h !. 10y sir Dixon Ch.rry hns.
.pn " l. Dvyrr .,.--,--,.. SS"
R2S,'snSS, 1S. en- S RssseaSd, eSd '"P ''"''' ' no
'erF ptEv.., "a % :ioo
tln arnr b g. ?. by imp Absr- Mare -,
ifu W.r' NJ. Z. uy lmp Florist -rr- q. co
Lnfs N,is pr % ry lundoo Ku'cs hnsos;
To,,i for IL r,ad s.7.sis AVERAGE per heSa'
pEopErrY or v,Eiorr ovsrRs
W,,-rner. b . . hy imp Ms'rrrress- NJ 49,,
'ar-iA Z Nayg'u. .-,-- ,>,t..
RIH'ns IN m .. ~ fe''''''' ;cD
kinr pisart h e.. s. n, mr. kNntAhs sd ~.
ircrc ~ ! 2 M,drurr Iva
The sun., 1902-07-13
Yachts In q Match Race.

T,sr NoHi,UrS a.. InIy - 4 match tsc"
'.fvr-u John usSurvS merry Jest - Nortch-.
aaI john 'lushr's r'sA 90 uN,wat~r Vs. ~A'ird over
the Muflrrrs Yacht club crut>- lssiefdsy Aui
o. iay rs. rrs' fac- yesterday Was Vna nv
- ng . seconds TfI> morning fnr" wAS Won
U, v,-ry Jest hy ~ seconds. nui the last ~ th~
,.rts iH.s a0r'ruua was vHu hy Merry Jest by
O. -,rur3. o." UYEut.r 'a,hi 'i.h sailed NN
frs' trra - - tN~ >st~pu tH.> Aits moon Vrrr~
v.fr twelve - fHr H''Ir Aa.H'> started N 'prr
.,la.,si al v,rr rIus.r fcsi'. VNtA fresh south
west hr''"t fhr winners U,f' 'iaN, u Hal
hHH William NAUp,H. t1sst .NN' ~. James
t-re.If ,a~ q IutI- sailed bN - Nariorle
N'IffU 'n LAS. IS up Dec. SION wNs made b, the
lodges. Ulo pronounced 'f a N..' a. to this riaS>
The sun., 1902-07-13

BryysLn. July !? your % the h,s' two year
A, AZ ron Trit rct t. lay ln 81 owners haudcAp
and IN, tppUrtCht . q food sas an easy wlnnrf
lint RACE ~, furioag>- fes>'- !. iol ,Nlhd'f d,
~ 10 4 won tIo!'tA M Nc lnsruj 10 o. ss'ohd'
tr,,,,. IL. iurluAdei TO l. ri'r4. Time. -
second RACE IIy~ ana = hal' f10"tgN 2 g
C,.oa a. e krB. : fu .. Won. ~i'r' al AZ. NJ
" lohusnn, .to O. SECOND. NJ S"4i' :" ltef"h' o.
n tc ,'ird l'wH. - -.
Th,,i N,r~ .pIs riu' obstinate simon, ioi
fC kru,. ) tn T. Nou. CHOPIN. ~ taHcyl , 10
second ROTTERDAM. ~ d. !tulaud'. 90 !, MIRA
Tine a.. ,.,s ,,,..
dal. no .I-, en-. tp o. Won. IiuCA~sA. lr .' J.
l.,'. o 20 L. .rrtui. TaNnAn, iuI tAiamN. " 20 !,
TINT T~.~ 49, - -
l.rE u.r, Tuuf ant uhlf 'ufluugs lorue ip'
4 ra4r.rsuu.. y 90 g. Voc. Lnufn I"' a.
k.r.' 80 l. >syo'G. N.rut owls, ioi ''asit1 q.
srU| i..rt Time as'.
>t,,h Race Si'~pls,tls'. short conr>S IrTy
p4,ggr fI- iUfu4irI. d 'p 900 hlrsA4"ng iA'
,l.rr L To d.. ,s,oui. -aIhcT 'S5 ., johnson D..
10 '..rd Time. So.
The sun., 1902-07-13
itHN TENNIS.
wsrd aud Davis Win Another Title -Wrcnn
Itrothrr< In Form.

Nv uccitatr and fast play On their stouhd
aud overhead strokes. i'olcomhr Ward and
Dwight D Davis. tho national aud inter
national lawn trnuts cham sIon- ~ doubles.
added another title to their loug string Vcrter-
day. They won the team chAupiuh ship
IN tho Middle states touTua am"rt On the
courts Of the orange Lawn Tennis club ai
Mountain stat on. y J by defeating Ray
mond u Ii,tl. aud Frederick u Alexander
The result of tins victory gives to ward and
Davis tho first holding of th. new cup which
wa- offered f"r this event he match wa>
n continuation al the Unfinished coup'ti-
ti.n Of week ago. IN which only ~" Nrst
ST Was PLAYED. that s",t.on Of the contest
.,uing to Ward and UaNis, Yesterday
Ntrd and DAVIS tonN four straight games
tolorc Little aud A.cN w"r" ahl" 10
win a single game. In IT,. second -s't Little
and Nl.Suud"r started out we'll. but ~.re
outclas~-d at th" clos"
Championship Iouhl-', Chslcnse and cham.
plonShip Round Holruub- Watd and Dwight
! DAVIS. huldrfN. d''catrd Haymond u Little
aud rrdcIics b AI,Aandef. caAI.rnser'. : .
Robert u Wrenu and his brother George
won their way thfuIgh the ruund- robin tour
naln.u' on th" courts of III" Country luh
of Mestche-t~r without n""tlng def"ai
Their hnul competition Yesterday was IN"
unfinished match against Malcolm u Whit
inan aud Leo : Ware. IN which they TOOK
on the part Of the Wr'uns aud their excellent
Judgment in playing forcing shots. placed
Whitman and War" IN such nioun po~i-
tions that they v"r" outplaN'd thrli-r
ia the day Whitman and War" engaged hol'
comb" Ward ard Dwight DAVIS ~ tt. con
cluding S"t Of their unnf shed match, with IN"
result that the team ui national champions
was beaten d-,iSiN"ly
William \ l.ru"i the national champion
in the singles took two straight sets hy easy
scores from Whitman lh.r. was little aC-
ruraCy ia the lHtt.f'- work which was partly
accounted for hv his having played ~
two previous matches However. l.arn',i
displayed great skA 20 his variations oi si"--i
and IN ht- m-thDi ui placing the u all ~ hts
opponents court
Round Robin lIouhlsS Malcolm u. Whitman
and Iru D.. Ware defeated Holcomhe Nard and
dwight l.. DAVIS e g = IL. l0-s, s-t ttoheri
u Ntrnn and ueutge l.. Mrenn, j., defeated
Malcolm d. Mailman snd Leo l.. Ware. 6. =.
e. 10. 90.
fGhihit,on singles william 4. tAned national
champion. defeated MAcolm u. Whitman, "a
national cham piOn. - = :.
The standing ol the double teams u fnish
OF tournament
vrcnn brothers won 4 last o. whitm.n and
N4fr. won s lost Ward and DAVIS, won :.
lu,t lrue Auj NI~Nandet. won l. lost 3. Cloihier
aud ogden. wUn y lost 4
The sun., 1902-07-13
rn,ric. for Matinee Races Nrxt saturday.

Secretary wilson Of the New York Driving
IIuh .prang an asr~.sh hl" surpri-" by an
ro.u,tug an extra matinee at IT." fmpire
,.ty tr.,N ior rcN' saturday, 20 l." followed
Iy "A g.la meet 80. I'Nt lu"~dgy When the
hUfur, -t.r- Will haV" returned from th.
Wet IIs trs,k i- improving daily and N"
,.V,ow.r- io tu" events scheduled hav" all
...,-g.l Do very ft-t. "a there J. hound to D"
I.. k,,,..,.-f ~ racing from ~ 20 lat hN
.a,tyr.H.ig tif'" races, - -u''"~-iully
,,t,d Z Nn-tor the ,urd viii De- 'l'aned up
rri4ih. ter" us'uc hut ~" vents arg .".h
=, 't...f f,a 900 t.I.,' w toIou,' wul have
a.. r,r.... on o., track promptly q a. clock
r.tty for 'Nr opening event
A.t.r ..us- -'tbi" i- away ieV available
,....r- uul,i Iu ~" 'luh 'oHIi l"' ., urea
- I.-- nd - biIt o'" -tI' vh""i'y. race
- -.t,tyI,I .or saturday Mt Butler did
g., ..,r,. "a nam" bon Derby a- hu would
,,r.fI.',HN smother IN" r'ii. -. too, WITH
\.tt,.t ~'rgu-'- Qutdriga. .cN', Following
Af. th. ,tiu'-
~ r. I...rr>. ~9rgEr 'hnt-' llo'i rh
. ttrU'rl r ..1I, IIWhrd ,sferSIn.> d b~n
i,..,-' D. TunHpS'u. t.s Too N""n, ? ga.
"r"..,, ," 7. rarpg ) = raHcr p. rat
,... .... q ,.4Fs bf = t,ir, NuNr>. go
t..r. -.rrt,., o. 'harlrs iia".ruN o.
L,, rrr.. .IH'. g. h"N ut"nN i'h 1"n}
Nr,,It 40 rw'rur c,arl,' { rlo,d.' ols
'l.' 'e. .'m,u nr, : =, '.- Ind ,nd. -
" .., ..,'' '.', rr,Arrs rr-d G,-',ra., ~
l7a'n "'a "a. '"''>, >sr5.,, p ,,s',. ia.
e. r.,.,.,,..I va iuu~ nc.sn u = Naps,',
J. ro. In. ,.o' r.s'rt' r''22id . ~
r..,.. o. 200. ,t,Vnr IlttS N. ~hf'cH'
r.. % urrag'nu nt % rrar Wilton. . -
1 rrsi.-., ,t on Nc1iuit. -i'.
The sun., 1902-07-13

selling for th-~~ y-af plIs and upward frren
pounds above The scale uy subscription uf $50
farh. with 500 added. anuNAnres. one NILE aud a
The sun., 1902-07-13
Canadian Lawn Tennis Championships

NiAD,nA- -UN THt LAM. july II = 7 h"
urisht brothers II IIostou took most of IN"
honors IN ia" Canadian championship tennis
tournament here to-day. B.als Wright won
tie singles championship by default from
" \ I.arn.d the old Champion, who failed
to appear In the doubles l. y Fischer ot
Nov ork and X q Hunt of california Int
y,r-tiV were no match Tor the hrlshts and
we're defeated Miss Hague Of Montreal
made good her r. putatton by winning IN"
Nnfutn' . cham pioushiI, losing only one game
in the two set- IN IA. cham pionshir round.
t. Mis- Suninerhays of Toronto, last years
champion
v,-, or.n Singles Championship ruund
ReAl, " rght ilnstnn. DeaI lArned, sum
NIT = j. ~ dcfauu
U..., wight and Irving VI vti. buston. heat
D. T,lr.r. New NotA. aHd u q Hunt. can
fArna. o. . -
lafIes Singles Champion ship round Miss
Hr.... Montreal t~Ai sl>s Son. cfaAys. Toronto.
%. o
The sun., 1902-07-13
IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
norm ~ r8E LottI TEtus ran
TO 0ORI.
st. leafs tpp,ir- the whltr~ssh To uress-
i,ns and rtttsbarxs shut Out New
iorks 4 hiraks- aud tsastens Win
American League Results >"tss.

The local teams reviewed black eye y---
,Hday. neither of them b.ins ADJ" 10 sc"re
= run The p1ttsbuTss u~si the vhl'e~--h
on the New lorks and the 1t leais team
shut Out IN. Mooklyus III. boston- I'm
proved their tcnur. ot second place by d"
featins tn. Cucinnst-. and Chioaso took
Philadelphia into camp.
Irt,buts. New Yotk
~ Louis. htOosyn
bnston. o. cincinnati,
tht-ava phlAuslnhA. >
The sun., 1902-07-13
EvGLisB RULI DWs rOsiNs.
Arneia La~se. ursns, Ia nscae and s.en-
ersl Demax 10 shsw uere.

Ntrihs = AAs trfRAta - US y
LnNpuN, July O.! Nuold ls~-on. a .on
of IN" Boston millionaire. has sailed lot IN"
I nit-d Siat~- taking With him the bullios-
IL hoch- and tt-u.rnl ppulN. With Nhi'h
be- -SIs',ts 10 sweep all the american doc
shows
The sun., 1902-07-13
LiPrO> rO COWPlrE ~ 1907.
Hr iprciHrrs Wis niention of NGAin thai-
l~ngiux tor tue tm~riras cup.

Npsria 4 Pho bssp4ic. TO TuE SUN
Sot'iHANgtuN, Judy - SIR Ihomu, Upton.
Nho MAS present here TODAY ~ "a" reception
t. G,n kn,h"n"t d.-olsr.d hi, intention Of
competing Tor tho Americas Cup IA i1od
The sun., 1902-07-13

A. SCHENECTADY Schenectady. = IIlon. =
A. Albany Albany. 4 S,tHruSs.
A. Troy Truy. BughhmtoH,
Al JohnNtown -Johnstowu. = tNCa.
The sun., 1902-07-13

Al Omaha -Nlwauts~. g. urlahA.
Al llrs Noinrs nrs 'io.urs. q truftA. 4
\, Colorado Springs Co'1tato springs, :, hansas
City,
The sun., 1902-07-13

A, Columbus Louisville. Q. CoiunhuS I.
Al - Paul ~. paui. . MILWAUKEE,.
Al Minneapolis Minnea polis. y Kansas t'ty. ,.
A. Tolrio- lndiAnApp :. lulcdo.
The sun., 1902-07-13

~ SptingAsld SprIngaeld. ~ New London.
Al NAtstbutY Waterbury, Z NoTwirh .
~ N's HaNcn HATti'td, to N'N lthNrn. a.
A. ifiocg ..oft aNsiidru. 2. N'dgrinfs =
The sun., 1902-07-13


Hur'C and ic' ~ Jocsp hsrtne ~,
Primo Hlf hard. lu' hc' - - 3 %
Golden co.'s 20 .Nfll q
Gibson lIEht 'n. Jackson ..... - ? s,
Ionsnlee. tll 80 'unuuf Us -
SvamplAnds l". Nrdfr'n u !
Aston. aged ''N iprhfAn IL -
hghtHvay. ... - h.r..s...... y 4 81
Tnr 80
Ioor siAr. easily. Prince Hrhhrd. b n.
i,sss ss It's H''hn'''- '"'''''''. owned by A. l.
HECoNU RACE.
Tor two YEAR ,ods r'iecL pounds under IN.
sralc ~ subscription o. to cacL. with $50 added.
si furongs
HOfsr 4ad AGE VT J1ctsy Befnae Itn
Gold Money 2 i0i pvrn. p-J ou' 1,
prrdtc.luu ,. .... iOt shaw .... - v ~ q
h-raTauon , . ius l. smith OIL. Sn-i ~ -
AsmAu g....... lus toulry ....... 81 Cs
Time. I ~
Good start. won easily cold Money Oh. q |?
by doldcrost-honey spinner, OWNED by =. n.
Eccsrrsn
IHiRp h,cr
Handicap for thies year JldS And upward. by
subscription OF so each. Win t.So added. Que
milo and a Quartet
Ho.H ana AGE w JoeseV Beif,Ae Ft.
Tom Kenny .. Shea ... cl - IA
Hts EmnenCc. I. .iO7 OConhoT .l even p
Gones 4. s...........i III 9urnS ...... a2 , Sc
Sen Candles, -. us shaw ....... Ps -
lime. 3UtaS
Good starr: Won driving Tom Kenny. h G.
b. Inspector B-Toucb Not. owned By The OSceola
ttAbit
vorHru R,cS
The Neptune Stlirs 80 " OyO 'or two year -olds.
The sun., 1902-07-13

Hnlsh. and the efd-r In erc-ssas the line ~ss
s'a,sn lslAnd. h.trupalitan and Dsuntle--
III. staten lsiand crew time vss minutes
~ s-cond- and th- Metfotolitsn Lms .
minute. - ss,ohds
The sun., 1902-07-13

Ar,f the rts, fac- Prince Riehari. the vinnsr
Nno NaN entered io 10 ~pi rot S6o was hi up
ahd hpugli n by his owner. \. l. Asts, for ,th
The sun., 1902-07-13

rrr1snrro. . NV roHk. 0

ptrTnnUEG. July ~ New York wa shut
on, to-day aud Jh-,nTo. no turned IN" rtck.
almost -uuall.d the seasons te,nrd nv -trlk.
tr, out eleven of the visitors n, performed
A similar feat against the New York IA MAY
and IA. record stall .tsud- Tor a u.n''-tntius
yrmr, although WILL struck out thirt"ch
men In al extra tnuIug contest
The sun., 1902-07-13
BRi,k BIDDING rOR KOxt>E.

Nor starr ~un dri,ins Ntcrnst. "A
b. Arddlsf #.,Yi, Ab.us oSted by ) a. Htulnnh
The sun., 1902-07-13

no,he ~. I'm r-r.iI ,,a %f.T,l, ErNshtar AMI
\i-huis stolen hAse tarrru firsi base on sail,
80 NrrNy>. l. 90 htsun. struck lul hE MI
IN Is'' ou lA.rs It Louis, {. bfunslyn. :.
d mpirr .U'uay Time 1 hour and ~ minutes.
BosroS q CtNoI>NaTI
CtNCrNS.rI July 1? The CincinnAtN hst to-
u,,,,u q, dNy Ia thy uiuih through costly uliS-
nIa,, ,andwicLed Ia With solid Gn'-s by tao
sit
The sun., 1902-07-13

siV,s employ nisnt In thcu>.hds u you want q
bsuh Aboard yacht AdNtuiss In faH sIk, " hloh
b ssxtay Nsa w ~ spSrtsssea- --Ass~
The sun., 1902-07-13

.un, on, wnst WnuIns IN wAs nNir
chicago ... =
pt lt~inhHh ~ " W A"
I.u.r rAsrs Cr'aaros rhl1h~. .ur.A. :. bIu POI,
,r.. .s,o.Uhnd Ct.Ids IWp base hts Barr, wa.
'r,T. SaITus. r.t- UstrN. ~. ~tHlrr lNs',
l.R. Titst rt>. co haI, ~ " .a airs 90
WUtr ,,ru,. ont Hs N ans O. NE AU.i'.
"a M I.trt " cams u' ...I Hud ~ ma.
u,rS tmplrc. Aut,lug Az. udarcr. 400.
The sun., 1902-07-13

Harn~.. Races at oyster Hay Psrs.

E.sr NoR~iCH. l. /. JuD u some OF the bes,
harness horses On Long Island met TO day at the
rn retng az Oy stcf l'ay Wing PARK
Match race. ohc-milc heat. for cup; owners
drive
y /. Hown.'s b m Cymabste tnownel ......... I
Aususi Sinon> Roberts own tSilnons
time-27o',
Pre-. Tor al rgt~s sisi
Tine lfrr~. b = Van nuu'enl ....... ......
1attirt BUNS, % : trhorEcl ..........
Lady Emma, br NJ. HAY u ............. J
Time . .2's. ?7S.
40 class pgf>s S75
2rke n. h trhutu-l ....... I
Harmless. m. lit ndfics son ...t
IOfcuplur b. tSAmuslSs
= = y. & POST ............ - !
Nelly lNas. ICAiiti dr.
TiurH ? S,'. ?si. I'M. ava. ~
The sun., 1902-07-13
Joe Pointer >o, Once Headed.

novru n July !? Tie July meeting o'
,n, NcV England ,ifrg't horses At Granite STATE
larF ,uss,I tu dsl. uith tNo good races l'e>s'-
~ OBJ. f4.ufIt, lu the ifut. Nas tlstAnred IN the
fr,' .rrl auH IAs'yr Vun iAudily Joe Pointer
wYu is ,rr.rI rae. pf the WccA Ia straigh neats.
anu va, uHt uu,c i'a1sd.
.f... .rt.ftluV u.Fsa $40
The sun., 1902-07-13

Eastern Tea sue.

Eastern League.
at JEHSNr CIV
Ier~-y CITY q q . W
Tutpnto ....... q ~ . ~ !
IA'trueN Ramet. McCanu and Butier Gard
ner and To'i
NEvsHx
newark ......... n q ."
Montreal ~ u q ~
IAtteties- -MonAnty aud 'ope Mnls and l.aub.
woHCNSrfE
Wor,.s,er u :
Ios hrsisr ....... 90 q o 10
Naiter~, PsptNlau iaikenhcrg and Sicclnian.
Mcfarland and lhrpN
A. rnoytDENCE
prnyid-nr. q q q o.-Sli
Nv taio % o
HatteueS-G sullivan and smith feffy and
Shaw
The sun., 1902-07-13

baseball, west Ns~ York ris,d.
To-day sl sA. yssssy Iy Va 9oroaie. --.asv
The sun., 1902-07-13

The ,',nilnE % trr plAs ~, ~ tho KnlcE~rbocksT
pnE pong tuYfnamsui held a. kur.rrhnekcr
l. HARD AraG .Tls. flliuNs
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American League.

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t|r.s.EHf -. y. u
Wood
At wssHtNgroS
UaIf.r~orr n q
"A W..f.r.tpr % 20 Z iU
Ufitrrrs" "McGinnlty and WreS' nahAn. Orih
auu tlAtE.
At CHICAGO
~ iog's ...a ! v ~
CIf..., .. lu
Iaiirr.s .Donu1u- and ~ufi~n. Fait~r1nu
ari S.l.NAn
At rTu.,DFLFutN
poHnn y q
Philadelphia ....i 7 - % ~ 70
R-urfss n leen and WAm'T Madfie emu
Schrcs krugust
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National Ir,gu. Games To-day
baseball Notes

Rrookyn at ~ Louis. NsN York al ChioAs
IrtiNhutg at Cincinnati
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srORr~NENs GssOsps.

Hl,N,rt> Iut S.Ir. lsai.s. 4 Sehts q each.
AdaI.ss A., soA ~ ssa OesS : -
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;, o.aa.--.. -a..r- u,-0.a o-s-a ~ Io..vs

rut thfs- ye.f ala. uft-~n paunis hslss N. ssls
ga arfs - tfU b. suhscfiptlcn Of toesso shh
49, a,ided iails Nad aNie-ath - -
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Cross English
Lunch Baskets.

For Use hy uu'Iug, ruttug AMI diving
parties. beside aiding -udrpy appearance
To any pl'a-ur" ',IHl.'iru. tnrm It iuuf .Ir-
hand party tu q i.Niug 'Nlvf-lpu. a." i,st-
ionsd With th" ~i.ur ctr,.iui study uf .u'u.
fort. quality. -'Nt' and ,,,iiN .ui"uc- de ~
tic CROSS III 'lilER GOOD~
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Cross English
Pigskin Saddles

Enable both town and country riders 20
thoroughly eulov their mounts is'rHu-" II
feeling of absolute" safety and good turtn.
Tn" result Of vodr~ of thought and iufcll'-
gent work HANb-SENN REASONABLE
n PRlj + made 20 our lrg'l-N Workshops
because riding Epui> ar" t''-' mad" there.
The sun., 1902-07-13
The DaintineSs OF
An Outing Luncheon

J. "a important 80 = otr"'rl lu.t coy hus'css
n II n wrr" Z" IT, served iu a ,JiupJupu~y
appointed iiulug rpum
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Totals . 10 =
.f.ttr,i for lgttlngrr

.,t,.t.,nu q . o.l
Boston v y
uAro,r / r,n ~ArfI.,- on Hoy Double plays
stein 'eidt and ii'rbl's I'r"-i'y ana '"i'viat
StrI,. o.t 10 Tuir. at b. Itt'.usrr. .. llfNt
rs. GA ball, on ulr l.4au = uf ltiilrg~f. 3
UIt ~, pitcher Uy This.u.An, . MID pl't h~s
i,,,,n.-T 1 rt!~lrar D. Ls'' on ha,r> tlrrin-
rau 2 BOSTON iir,' hNs" on "rfur, IN o. -
nnt Hn>tnn tu.rlt,s UrnVu and fuSer.
TIwr Lo.- and - minutes, Afgcn.AErc ) 80
The sun., 1902-07-13

Good start. ln,unc,lon ch. 6, :, by ~, Lsonards
.-f'rohibition ~ owned by q AZ, J.. Keeue.
ftftu nNCE
The PunehsSiovn NiAkrs a handicap ss-ple
ehas- fOT four Nssr plds fnd upward 10 suhSriip.
Slon OF sSs each. vita o. 90 sc4rt, about i've rtN
auua a
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-11
yile Arrald and Meu's
IN REPLY 20 SCEVE NSON.
Ii ton hab!es are Working Tor Gune'
Election the Governor kn"w-
Nothing Of it

In his campaign speech in Newberry
Mr.. w. F. Stevenson, candidate Tor
Attorney General, made the assertion
that Mr.. Bateman, chief constable at
Columbia =, had organized his district in
the interest of Mr.. Gunter, Mr.. Steven
sons opponent, and called upon Cover
nor McSweeney to say whether or not
he was hands off in this campaign. IN
reply, the following from the Governor
appeared in yesterdays News and Cou-
rier:
Governor McSWeeney says that II Mr..
Bateman or any other State constable IS
) takinc. any active part in this campaign
: it is absolutely against his wishes and
ORDERS The constables, of course, nave
right to vote, but he wants 1t distinct
ly understood that they cannot take an
sactiye part in politics, because TO 90 so
means 2 NEGLECT of the work which they
are Maid to 90. If any State constable IS
officious or active in politics and IS mere
by. as must necessarily follow, neglecC-
ing his work and the fact IS reported 10
Governor MeSweeney by any response
bic citizen it will be but short matter
to end the incident by promptly remoV-
ing the constable.
Governor McSweeney declared on the
stump in his last campaign that ne nao
issued positive instructions against any
.eonstables taking part in the campaign,
and that he had issued an order that
thew were not to attend the meetings,
because they could not do their work
there. and the same rule holds good now.
Governor McSweeney says 1t IS lmpos,,
sible for him to keep up with each ana
every officer of the State, but that ne
would consider it favor if constabIes
who are neglecting their work to dabble
in politics are formally reported to MN.
He knows nothing further about TINS
particular case than is reported IN the
proceedings of the meeting.
Governor McSweeney says that ne
has something more to do than to IN
ouire into the personal views OF the
State constables, but he has a perfect
riight and expects to make them attend
to their work as far as he can, and that
they have no right to visit other places
than those to which they are assigned
and that they must not mix up IN poll
ties. and that he thought that by thus
time every one knew his position full
well.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-11
- n

Mrs. Sallie A. Mounce died of bilious
fever and euremic poison, after an i'll,
ness of two days, at the home of he,
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Payne, in West
End on Monday afternoon, July 7th,
aged IS years. The funeral was helc
on Tuesday morn, conducted by Rev.
N. N. Burton. The body rests in West
End cemetery. Her maiden name was
Sallie A. Notes, of Laurens County.
Her first husband was Sidney ]. Fin
ley, of Laurens County, the father OF
Mrs. J. W. Payne. Her second hus-
band was Robert Mounce, of Spartan
burg County. She was converted In
early life and joined Beaverdam Bap-
tist church. At the time of her death
she was a member of Mountville Bap-
tist church, Laurens County. She was
good woman. Her religion was real.
Her reward is that of the righteous.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-11
Every HOu-ekeeper

Knows that it requires the best -four
To obtain the best results on baking
"CHfton" -four gives the best satisfac
tion because the quality of "Ciifton" Is
always the highesr. The quality OF
quality of other ADurs The houss'
keeper cannrt depend on -four that
varies in quality, but you can depend
on "Clifton"
If you have not used "Ciifton" have
YOUR grocer send you trial sack.
Your trst will prove satisfactor tc
YOU as we'll as to us.
BRANSFORD MILLS,
# OwenshOro. KY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-11
Numb-r oS t.am-s Arranged.

Manager Fair has completed arrange
ments for number Of games of ball to
be played during the present month";
beginning with three with Laurens on
the 18th, 18th and 18th. On the l7th,
18th and 18th Newberry will cross bats
with the O. G. R. Mills on the Column
bia diamond, with Batesburg on the
Batesburg diamond on the 2lst' 22d an'
2sd, and again with the mill aggregf
ton, in Columbia, on the oath. 25th anc
26th. This makes twelve games WITT
but one days intermission, and that
day is Sunday.
The Newberry team has been playing
some good clean ball and deserves thf
earty support of the Newberry people