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AUTOS AWAY ON
1OO-M|LE RACE.
NEARLY 100 MACHINES IN
ENDURANCE TEST.
tn show the Abilities
of Vehicles.
ov~ one hundred miles O. tn. nardes.

ovW one hundred miles % the hardes;
roadway In Long Island nlncty-nve
automobile owner arc racing their ma
chimes to-day in a contest % spcci. en-
durance and hili--limbiuE qualities
The star; o. this big century contest
was made at %, O'Clock from Rich;ers
Hotel. Jamaica. which In the old coach
Ing days was known As petite Tavern.
and was a famous relav station.
Fulton street. Jamaica, had been
cleared all vehicles hy the police
and the autos wrrc lined on both sides
OF the street opposite the old Town
Hall Thousands ~ spectators ~jr, cohoI
along the sidewalks. but kept religious s.
out of the Cours.
Starter e. W Webb got the nrst ma
chine away only four minutes after ~
the announced ;lme o.. starting ~ VI.
Wells. with ten hors. power steam
auto. was first away. His brother. "
H. wellr. followed.
c. @. Field. Harry Woodward. with .
big ;wenty-four horse .poT'r gasoline
motor: Sidney Dillon Ripley. Ni.h q
Panhard racer and four u'ss'uscrs. /.
Georse ". DreScl. with an eight horse
PbNFl AArhNllNf lIHhftH ss4' AasA - fN'
Mot. with \ big racing machine. w"r"
the next starter. They w.r" sent
AWAY on two minutes h"aiaay
The rain which fell early to-day In
Manhattan had escaped Long Island.
and the roads were dry and dusty The
route to be followed lcid- from Jamaica
TO Flushing. TO Port Washington. 90
Rosiyn. to oyster Ray.
TIL nrc through the sand hills ana
stretches or rotten roadway through
Ess, Norwich Jericho. Hick-gil'r ami
Mas.epequl. where -" McrrIrk Road
will take the riders % Frc-pptt From
Freerort the route Will be north g.
Hempste-i. east I" Alh,rt1u. 20 Lake
Success. thence 90 liyic Park and
Queens. south 70 Lynnorook EAST to
Springfield ana north .i Jamaica
The one hundred mil = ~ -oidWay
must be negotiated insid. uc tRe.yc ana
one-hilf hours
The contestants are divided into live
classes ~ follows. Clt.s \. steam
vehicles. all powers ana weight, class
II. electric vehicles all covers nnd
weight: class q. gasoline vehicles. under
1000 pounds. class l.. gtsoliu. vehicles.
between 1000 and :"p pounds. class =
gasoline vehicles. over 2.ro pounds
The one hundred mile run to-day .,
81 eminently practical ,.st 90 demon.
strate the degrce oi utiIity motor
vehicles nave attained :or every day
use. The question TO ~ answered hy
the automobiles d. with how Few stops
ani with what fuel consumption an
ordinary days rur % one lurir"d miles
can be made bN the coBt"stlng vehicles
Omcfal observers are placed on each
cat to note tn. number pl stpvs m id.
their duration and their causes. lui to
report impartlally .v"ry fact Incident a.
each vehicles submission tu ia. i"st
mat may be- n Interest ana yNlIs to
Inventors. manufacturers ana buyers
IL ~ expected iha' IN. test wIlI prove
that satisfactory American progress has
been made In autnnohil, binding
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OLD LEAGUERS
MAY COME BACK.
NATIONAL BODY AGREES 70
MAKE VIGOROUS FIGHT.
Line of Action VIII Not he Givea
Out-H Would Strengthen the
Opposition, Hart says.

The National League maEnates have
adopted = plan t1 follow IN the cases
o. the PLAYERS who jumped their con-
tracts to play with the American
League. but they won't tell what 1t is
~ James \ iiir' SAYS: To make
public what the outcome har been wouId
be furnishing cur enemies with am
munitioH The Nationa League will un-
doubtedly follow up the victory gained
in the renusylvanh supreme Court IN
the LIi9ie case ANY Information to be
given out vii. come from our lawyers"
The prolonged session ~ the National
hody's Executive Committee at the
Fif;h Avcnae Hotel came to an end
late last night. Everybody interested
seemed satisfied with the result Of the
conference After the meeting John r.
i,Iusn. tlairnan. SAD.
w. yrp9pss tp make vigorous 'ighi.
and ul one need Oy surprised t. Sc.
many Z III, I.i L.aEuc uliy.r, back in
their DID clubs before miuy days ave
passed
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FRANKLIN FIELD. PhILADEI-
pHIh, Anil 9 m, annual ini"rcpl-
l-giatc and iutcrS. hplastir athlctir car
liNul and relay t'c'S w'r" held here
hi. afternoon unicr ~" auspices NJ IA"
University of r.nn4yisnnih. The pro-
srimInc VA th" l-av,"-, on record.
and inclli.d t.o entries OF ~ college,
ard hools from aiik-t "very section
~ Amcris q, an in .,l over Oh aihl"t =
,npet,,I iu 'hr y events
The weather Nas II.,l. q strong run
shono Throughout 'hr afternoon. and A..
though fairly si.n breeze cam rom
n. .purp It ,.iI rs,t au"rt III, -.ra.si'.
away. back and home stretches Every
Held and track even; known In coi"g
athletics Wa ,uc.udcd .n the llst sch"i-
uled l,r to-day, nnl while Interest S,s
centred ln thru, o. four spec ah r,rya.
the features u the meet were tn. fve
championships
IN. nr.t aaS the 'wo-mil' college
relay and brought together Yale. 'plIm-
hi. Harvard. Vita Nova Ponn,yI.
vhnii anl Princeton. The four mile re
lay wts ih. second championship On
th" I.t the competitors being Yale.
Wisconsin,. Ponusy lyhuia, Princeton AMI
Harvard Immediately following this
wa the preparatory school relay ham
rIpu-dIp witch gay" prrni," ~ great
-irugsl" between chicago and tn' East
Tlr HEh school nampiuu-n % mad
seven entries. representing New York
college. Washington AMI rhisdelphr,
rh' last en5mpou.hi, was the ouc-mile
81
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BASEBALL WAR
ENDS IN COURT.
SPAL DING RETIRES FROM THE
FIELD.
suit against nrooLIyn and other
Clubs L. Discontinued D.,
Counsel.

The baseball was Is over Peace was
declared to-day between Andrew Freed
man and Albert G. Spalding. rivals for
supremacy in the National League ani
baseball world 1, wa ratified when
counsel FOR both sides assentcd to an
order signed by Justice Gitg,rira. nf the
supreme Court. disaontlnuin- the suit u
the Boston Baseball club and others
against the brooklyn Baseball club and
others to restrain them from letting
SpnldinG have the treasury. books aud
otner insignia Of oiiice - President OF
the league.
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WORLDS RECORDS 60
AT FRANKLIN FIELD
Pennsylvania Wins Great Relay Race and
Sets New Figures Does
AS Seconds.

vanil and Adams u Harvard got away
.'.u.A'r columbia sus ten yards ,..-
nsnd IN" On" mile wL. covered 80
im - Klhhr ~ P.nn-y lvania. 1id
- lead II ten wards. with Columbia -
'"i third. prtru, ~ r"nn-y yisgunin.
started ;h- last allf vita tw-lyr yuri-
q" spar" Bear ran ',r Huryuri and
Marshall for columbia Tn. last lap
was runaway race. with pr',r uu .nEy
winner ia" tim. Sa- IN '-.s beat
iug m" wp-.is record py 'n" NTH ~ u
second. Harvard uin- wt~ IN gS-"s
Ia tine nr.t h'-r u IA" howard daAn
DIny II G"'rg-tusD "lua2!''i ~"
world record ,uv,riug th. distance n
I-ss ~" iump'I away a. the start
ana l'~i %, a Ntni Al 'lr .u-yari mark
40 nLS p'ck ana neck win Mahn"S. "'
'hictgp but drew tN1ty and led by j.
invn". at o." nni-h
one Nile RsIs won b, re-.ionsn seminary.
'sfIfI.al Male school. sscuAi. l.4s.' :.
hu-,." ."t"l ihi-' ."H ''p. 'ari. tine.
"as Nii. n,la Won b, ch.i,.nh,a uuiay
Ng-ism, = rh'lat'i.his s.r.ud.
nlsht ~hp'. 'hiHl um" .u 81 2i'
one r,ie N'.s' "au hy us'1s'0 ssriah''
one Mic usia, Won 3, Wyomins seminar
tnr'r'i'r -h'I 'hlFi son h' i-u riti
time .m AL.
r'rusr l.aata n- is"tna lnsh school, N.- ter
s'.. 70 1ui l.s N'firG 'hirf son Tast'f
IN. ut usIu Won py N.,.n,o,t.- D,rr.ss
rs.r T.t'.rrs %. Fr.. I.,,.., Irf,s-..rY.
's..aa n'lls ri-l "n' .
,,,.,., s9.' rr We ,.., Ns''}' .. ',an,'9 va,
n-, PRINCETON rn,.-.r, ,i,.s . cot lo.
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COLLEGE TEAMS
IN GOLF MATCHES.
INTERESTING FEATURE OF
PLAY ON LOCAL LINKS.

College team matches ar" tho most
interesting features u to-days play on
golf links ot this vicinity Thr Yale
team VII. meet ~ GtrIcr Clty team
At Girioa C.ty Columbia VIII ulay
BnltusroI at shpr, lil,s ana Princeton
Nii. oppose tn, Es-rN county team at
orange.
Ia ,Hc match w.,4 Yale the Garden
Iity team win be .i py Walter !.
lrtNls, tac uAilIr champion while
b'Nrr-IuA l-'umrt Nhu Hus Just T,.-
turned from an vNt'Ut.d TIN abroad.
Hill b, On" tr member Tho Prince
rru team viii iur Idr Percy Il PyHc,
81. mo has just ,srIbIsnpd 4 n|y
record Tor the Primo. links: h -
R"innHTt, ". | wilson George Bro
kaw. !. T.. GarretsOn Abram Poole. 81
and j W. Baker Ca The COLUMBIA
Nash. i g. ElHlrdE Walter /. Glen.
ny, O. Stevens and " Jackson
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"CORBETT'S" MONEY NOT UP.
Dave sullivan says Hr'ii Caii on
Fight 10 Forfeit I.u't Posted.

Unless Young corhett." the feather
weight champion. posts his forfeit Of
i."p FOR his nigh, with Dav. sullivan In
Denvor on MAY q the match will fall
through sullivan siy- ne has grown
tired Of waiting for Cprbctt to put up
his money. and that II he ioss not post
II In = few days h. Will call on the
aEht.
sullivan has been training hard for
the contest during IN" last ten days.
and stopped working only when he
learned ina, COrDcti mad not posted his
forfeit
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FITZGERALD OUTPOlNTED.
Thu Callahan Wa. Too Clever tor
HrooLi, nitr IN pbiindriphip Hort.

PHILADELPHIA April - Tim Cal
!ahan. the clever fcathcr-w-ighi boxer
Of THIS city. outpoiut.i Wluc Fi,zgcr.
aid. IN" South Rr1oklyn nghter. In a
slN-roIni bout AZ the Industrial a Z.
last night Callahan used his great left
hand Jab With telling -n-cl throughout
the contest. WIN III result 'NHi he al
most inubei Fitzgerald head IN
Fitzgerald tried .b box Dlev.rly. but
made poor showing In III. second
round callahan iHaboi Fitzgerald seven
times IN the IA" without return
Th"v fought ~ catchwcigh'r Fitzgeral 1
beng fully ten pounds heavier than CAL
Iahau
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ASTOR'S AUTO
COMP ANY WINS.
SElGMAN'S COMPLAINT NOT
SUSTAINED. COURT SAYS.

NEwARE. y j. April - vi.c-Caan-
e'.ipr F.inoy TODAY handel down hls
decision IN the complaint 10y Richard
gr'n lglIrrt Jonu JACOB Astur.
Isaac l. Rec. Martin M,Huyy. Gustavc
II Is ssc. ana other. a. directors of the
El'ctric Echlr.c comp.#, Ia. case
U-is dismissed
The Vice Chance lnr hold that thc
complainant hii failed - Snow the d..
frH !aut corporation lr-otyruf
Il" complaint mId, ~ the .ult wa
that IN. iir' cturs h.I Paid llrg. iivi-
d"rls from IN" capitol ~ ~" rimrtn.
when the company ~ matter nf fact
WaS in.ng losing business
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ELLIOTT is STILL CHAMPION
Defeats Crosb, In IN'-Bird Match
by ~. to ~.

OMAHA. Nch April 25. j \ II El-
nrtt. pf Kansas City. Won yesterday
nom ". H. Crosby. Of % F'il.un. l...
the Iub-liV- bird match BY u score o.. - t1
81, ana tIUS retains the cist-lrun medal
utlr Of champion wing shot ~ the
world
Elliott clearly uuttltss,d Crosby
tlrpus tout TIE match. making several
! - f.ll 4, al outside ~ bounds
Tn" MIA which came up cary In the
diy. dried m trr grouni- ana sent "A
sheet "f dust across the park making
tho work ~ Z . m nit
The match took place ~ tho sports
men s Tournament
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81. other oh-ta les and m out into the
u-ld
Smith met the fate ~ the chicken In
the argument with the axe.
Then jackson Iift,.i a Tremendous ny
tu r"ntr''. which bulsu g't under and
prcpir"I to eaton.
DOYLE. thinking II WIS Ili over but the
shuItIng. THrt'i back fp, first
''iin IN" htl hit pYy'r'~ glove ant
bounced out again The 50" rtator-
y'' ~ IN Tremendous chorus Dole r,.-
N'isCi his ,ng1u" ana pulled for ser
pua Down h, went tearing NJ the
ground us \ tnrp do boat rips tIv
N'tgc-
w., got thoS" while panl"n and flood
wrr' Inttgfiug over tho pHll Her. h.
.tppI Ike 4 mud turtle pu q Log while
his " 'nI,Inimns wont lL--
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LAKESIDE WINNERS.

RACE.TRACk. LAKESIDE. April %. -
The races scheduled to be run here To.
day resulted as follows:
First Rac'-Dn. mil" Won by John
Baker. to ] and 10 ). Marion Lynch.
u 'oT place, ran second. Granny
chree. third Time-i5 n 3-5.
Second Racc-iillf mil..-won by
Stem Wind,T. 8 To & ami to 3. Silv.r
Fringe. , 20 5 for place. second. and
The Phantom. thiri. Time-0.S2 2-5
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THE HOBOKEN GAME.
South Brothcr Island Team Plays
Home Nine To-Norrow

The baseball game a; the 81 George
Cricket Grounds In HoDoken tomorrow
promises To be close and exciting when
the Hoboken and South Brother Island
teams cross bats FOR the nrs. time this
season. Both teams have been strength.
ened by the addition of scyera! semi.
professionII players.
Ackenna will pitch Tor the Jersey
men, while a National League player
w.iI do the twiriins for IN. SIutl
brother Island team. The game viii
begin at 30 +. VI
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SHEFFIELD THE WINNER.
southampton Brnt-n Tn Mig Eng.
Iirh FootbuII Tie.

LONDON. Aprl! q. tn" u" football
game II Saturday last between the
Sin, NELL United and Southampton clubs
Tor u. English Cup" the blu. ribbon
90: Eugt.h football, was rcplayed at the
trNs,Al l'ulHcr grounds 'ns afternoon
.'t! i"sui.cd IN y victor yfOr sheffield by
iTp Ils Dii' The attendance from
the provinces Was slim, ani the London
~ " iN NJ Way compared with that
u ih' 'iNt match
The teams were Identical with those
~ saturday last, but the game was not
nearly ~ hotlN contested
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Right neg, let u record tn. two large
runs nIi" 10y New York tn the fourth
in1ing In the first place Doyle slapped
ih.. ZEE over short ;lr base smith.
the quaker IA ''.i second pas.mtu.
popped = -if, one - l,ft centre and
brEt" nal an inspiration li. dii not
-'np tt second even To- say "hpHdN. 10. Do
hu' kept On for third
bp.u pumped ih' hnl ntn Irwin as
fast ~ possible, but DrNl- Wis There
Hh"nI ~ II He slii into th, bi-'.
Irwin fylI upon him lnI the gentle
rIly f'll pn top II both Then Jack
son and Dunn sacrificed IND both runs
came lu
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FAvORITES IN LINEUP.
Local Stars. Vow Orioles. win PIn,
NJ wcchawken To- Marrow.

4cGinnity and Robinson will be- the
battery tor the Baitimorrs against the
Jersey City Eastern League team to-
gDofrog at West New York Field. Wee
Doukcn. The Orioles vii! line UP Us
1Q1iCNB; Gilbert. short stop: Jimmy
seckard. centr. field Joe Kelley. third
boooE ~ Seymour. right feid: Wllllnns.
Q4c1nd base: Al 6elbnch. left field; Dan
r31un. firsi base: Robinson. catcher:
<(1fuuity. pIfther.
1oxwafd 9Ill play short stop for the
- le9fnTthening the infieid.
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TaiL Of the ,,n.-Lai ,.iri.

But what is The USE All p,-rprlI
s.rls At" alike. and they AL tilk alike.
aud they al have tac.r Clhrcnc"s AID
iIc.r cir'mc.r, ,ni their peculiar wiy'
Ui scoring
The Mad h,cN - strongly ihat tu
IA" ok -pIuutA'r sails .uuua iur -r|tI
Nid. - hr Held At. iITlcd thereby
siNins thr if.ng' nl N.tGIrt -g,,tlt tr-
= ~, rhIH"" t. So. Ia, ghm.
IH' prirti'' get ne ne game Was
varied hl hut liner wnirH .tuEni 3
Itt U'liy''nuu 1u tl' fIguf aatsHu sI his
uhi Th- top wcUt out ~ pI-IH.as f,r
aNhil" uuti snrU'brdN ~YYt.,I aim
with ,gnil n"uri.hm,ut 'upt looked
Ike red Ink
Ron f,r Jackson h,wI,I tl, drul
@'u- " Jacksonville us IN, "Giuri
hlsnt his ilr-. pr. ,Is, IT'S
ttnW - N"r tuusii- Ituk Nr.Iui
'uy " the twenty y-!iN" r-ut.r-
10 bot n" 'lu catch ~ murg hiEl
.i.'- WITH n,~ t"uSils e., r' uiu with hi.
h'uis- r','I .t rrrk WHIT,
Roaring B.! kennedy lII ,p, ,r-
y, ~ l'"n'" '.,r Tho .u-s ~ the
br''klNu gam" y-strriN NJ tr. ,.tr
tnI "h' 'Finiw 'H big f..tHsr,tin f"t-
iir'S durlWc the Nlshtugi rlrt
tus-.' had gwen WAY Goo lu rSpr,-,. 10
thHt looked INK. m, "tf'rr tk..
mans uu patent m~'il.iu. 4 FErr.
IA' .pfinE wind nIl,b uIf .i- irt.. ...-
~ b" looked rrh plump pri tirl,t
~, Eing'' -nIp fry'kl,- V,r, ts Ig-
Et' sStN. iS ever
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Both Suirk, and kit-lu were pitch
.ug h'Iu'ifully ard ln- hig oattcrs ~ IA"
~" i"tm. Wor" dropping regularly uy
IN" MY side
BroJk,vn mad a fin. look in Tor run In
the fuurth Through hits and Vicl--I-
tudcS u one Kind ur another they iill,d
thu buses but i- usual sparks settled
down Ink" cup defender and iisposS Il
~ the ;kirI man
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regarded nS m" ', The best ait,ing
pitchers 100 IN. Nu!1ua! League H.
average Is ar rh'yr mat ~ any twirl'-
!u ~ big organization. AMI the Poi"
Gf"unds royt"rs HoulI soon Sc"
Matty' 20 To- the pa' a. any ~ N"
so-,allod hitters who npw help make up
the team
HE tvrrnC" last wear was not -o very
good. hut thrn. flr pitrhcr. I was
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grea;. BY the fans he is regarded as a
5:rat pinch hitter one a.: those f--
.'ws who crack ont hits when they do
most good. particularly when tn. game
clos" on.
In all STYLES Of batting Matthews ha-
shown marked ability, bunting ls not
an unknown quantity To- him, for he
can do that trick Just ~ well as he can
dgiv" the ball away out In on" of the
He'ds beyond the reach ~ fielder
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NASHVILLE RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. NASHVILLE. April
Eth" winners ~ races schcdulNd 10
ae run here to-day are is follows:
First Receive and one-half FUR
longs Won nv Julia Junaln. 80 . and
out. Carrie T. : to FOR place. was sec
ond. and sister sarah third. Time
l.oss4.
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PARKER BEST FENCER.
Len-Hn nd-d Foiismnn Won Honor
from Field Of SIX.

J T.. Parker. the lrft-hnnd"d fencer
OF the Boston \. a. IL now the champion
amateur fcncer OF America lie won
the title At the NeS York A. e. as,
night. iefo,ting "A nrli Of six Parker
won ak bouts and lost none.
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nili Dihlsn ili no, SCI .7 ai' veas-iay lie
found his Oli team mate. Hil Kran-iy q hard
pfv9osiilln, aai thii cunts inr hts iIrcul,n.
'uii mr. IA 'hiHs Hank U'p,, Tor NAtt h-
ih 'nr BrnpkiSH yss'"ris. Nothing ne dii
- nc sul-r or order
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C.nnda-Am-r,ca Match.

MANCHESTER Vt. AprI 2s-intor-
nation was received to-day that th,.
Ekwanok golf course here has been
selceted tor the International golf match
between the United States and Canadian
players Ia the coming summer
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WALcOTT LOST DECISION.
George Gardner Declared winner
Of Tw-nty-ROund Bout.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 26-George
Gardner was given the decision last
night over Joe Walc"tt at the end o!
twcnty-round bout before the Yo-
semitic Athletic Club
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scotland oatzolfed England

LONDON. April ej.--In tho lnterna-
ilonal golf match between Scotland and
England nj Hoyiake. Chester. today,
Scotland Won the nrst round with four.
teen points 20 thirteen.
Scotland won BY seven holeA
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FORDHAM MET
LAFAYETTE TEAM.
rho Hating order.

T"TIHNm 10I IlfIN''l"-s NIs"T1II
teams mot This afternoon nt F"rdham
Roth pUt In tarif strongest men a. this
annual game g. AWAY looked forward
'0 and Tuch so,nua &, shown
IN" h"m" ''ro0ters had on hand
.'N .'t ~ Spu-- pr' nIr"i md practi-ed
this week especially for the Lafayette
game
IN, Held VIS in the best Of condition
the eject NJ last nights rain not he nE
evident
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SPARKS PITCHES FOR
GIANTS AT POLO GROUNDS.
continued from First rareD

facilities sor carameI- ana onver.,-
tlpn
Tw" u them n, Ia tho Irp.r ,,- \
plckngr ~ candy So between them.
Tni- Is The waN tH"ir tlk sounds wi;h-
cut tho aid of shorthand notes
who is that hitting a, the bah nov T''
rHlrrup.l 'hc DrInc;. Horace fogcI'
on, yes h" PLAYS rh,rtstnp pr .nnsF;pp
~ something
As was saying oh. Ahcr, vas
have caramel - ~ !o,r stranclg.
a. Vas -ay!u.
she wore ircsS Of Hnt" SwiS. one, Sc
cloth, ripp,'l ny tn" back with IiJout.sie
and horn. sNugg'I in fiouI with a pin,
uf soill"p"i oysters
II was hcmmrd with lavender tlckinE
What was that II Hrst base Wait
'tl mark it-th,r.. that stands FOR /.
nrst has" Ilar.uc" ,aught m, that
And h.r hat wa, Il 'hinpn. cmpruiI-
cred with pasz.in"ut,ric
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AQUEDUcT ENTRIES.

s3.s,l 20 ~ Ev-ninr wr-,3t
RACE TRACK AQrEDrCT April %.
The entries Tor Mondays race, lre A.
follows:
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Sporting,
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

- ys.Is ssye.A..-. .,.s--s- ut 4.s. sH!sr
OLD DIR. UaISDLEs kcIcntIne tfsAImsat blSoy
and skin diseases. palma Ia ths boass. red B20ss.
AoTs IETSat aal hiSdih ulesfn, pAinIuI sssl,igss
h dn.y and bladder complaints. seAlding, l-.aAm-
nation. gravel. ks.. are speedily cured. lms-di.
lasAts fslAOyed. sufferers, do no, viAs tlns
sis,inE less shilful physicians. Rsms ness Old
oYrIcE OVER 20 YEARS At IL. West i2sh ct.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-07

there will be harmony in Leavenworth.
and that you Will not be disappointed with
practical results
This certainly does not indicate that
they had been held up by me-
II have been in public life in Kansas
since 1884. In that time all my acts have
been open, and 1 have not been guilty of
dishonest conduct in politics. The charges
made by young Anthony are abusive. ma,
hcious and absolutely false, and could
only come from an Anthony
Il am willing to stand upon my record
before the people Of Kansas
II received charges of the vilest char
acter against Colonel Anthony. accompa-
MED by proof, which 1 still have in my
possession. These charges did not fle
I also received charges against young An
thony Of misconduct and carelessneSs In
the postofrice. which I did not file. but
returned them to the sender: l consented
to have the appointment held up for ten
days to give the Anthonys an opportu7
nifty to get Mr.. willard to withdraw. I
did this hoping that some satisfactp prt
harmony might be restored between the
different factions of the Republican party
at Leavenworth. but I advised the An
thongs that il willard did not Withdraw
I would insist upon his appointment. The
Infamous and false article written by
young Anthony is the pay I am receiving
for the kind treatment 1 gave them