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Not a Camping transaction.

Galesburg, H., Nov. 22.-The
George H. Phillips company. of Chi
cago, was given a Judgment for $780,
700 against ]. A. Baird, of Knox coun-
ty. in the circuit court here. The
suit was to recover that amount in
volved in speculation on the Chicago
board of trade. The defendant adj
mitted the debt, but pleaded its ille-
gality on the plea that it was q gam
bling transaction.
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The Importance Of Steel

Steel, when made into sword, was
the emblem of power. Steel, in the
uses of peace and civilization, is just
as important as it is or was in war.
says the New Orleans Picayune. The
country which is prominently en-
dewed with steel or with coal a nd iron.
Of which and by means of which it is
made, will stand at the head of the
civilized world.
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Thousands ofpeople have catarrh who
would be surprised to know it, because
it has been called some other name than
catarrh. The fact is catarrh is catarrh
wherever located; and another fact
which is of equally great Importance, is
that Peruna cures catarrh wherever
located.
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Is He Exempt from Arreste

Washington, Nov. 22.-The state
department has been informed that
Godfrey Hunter, Jr., son of the
United States minister at Guatema-
Ia City, Friday shot and killed Will
liam Fitzgerald, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, at Guatemala City. Hunter has
taken refuge in the legation and an
interesting question has arisen as to
his exemption from arrest.
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To the Persian Frontier.

T London, Nov. 22.-It is announced
that the construction of the Russian
railroad from Erivan, lis miles from
Tifiis, to the Persian frontier, will be
commenced at the beginning of 1908.
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Lost In the Park.

A man had been absent for some time,
and during his absence had raised a pretty
luxuriant crop of whiskers, mustache, etc.
On returning home he visited a relitive,
whose little girl he was very fond Of.
The little girl m, made EN-, no representation IIsa
usual
"Why, child" said the mother, "don't
you give Uncle Will kiss"
''Why, ma" returned the little girl. with
the most perfect simplicity, II don't see
any place?'-Washingto Times.
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santa Fe shops Dedicated.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 22.-The Santa
Fe's new shops in Topeka were dedi-
Gated with big ball given by the
shopmen. They will give work to
about 1000 more mechanics.
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Victim of omcer.s Error.

Billings, Mont. Nov. 25.-John P
Mcbride, one of the best-knowr
stockmen in this section, who was
shot by Policeman Hayden a few
nights ago, is dead. Mcbride in going
through an alley met the officer, and
taking him for a footpad, started tc
lun. His fight aroused the police
mans suspicious, who opened fire.
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raking Lumber to Manila

San Francisco, Nov. 25.-The freight
transport Dix has sailed for Puge'
sound, where she viii take on car
go of 100000 feet of lumber fol
Manila. This is part of lot of IL.
100000 feet recently contracted fo'
by the government.
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Rond to Cross Canada.

Montreal. Nov. 25.-Canada is tic
have a second trans-continental rail
way, extending from ocean to ocean.
The new line will have. a mileage of
about 1900 miles, and the construc-
ton, including equipment, stations.
bridges, ships and other facilities,
will involve an expenditure of from
SIS. 600 600 to S1OO. 10000
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Hes Against rwo-Cent Leases.

Washington, Nov. 25.-Secretary
Hitchcock, in his annual report, takes
4 most aggressive position against the
fencing of the public domain by the
cattle corporations. He attacks the
bill now pending before congress
which provides for leasing the public
lands for grazing purposes at an. an.
nual rental of two cents an acre.
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a Female Ran Van Wrinkle.

ST. Louis. Nov. 25.-Dora Meek
who. after a quarrel with her sweet
heart at Centralia, ILL.,, SO days ago
Immediately relapsed into som
nolent trance, has not in that time
evinced distinct consciousness on
spoken word. Restoratives in the
hands of physicians have failed te
arouse her.
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Fire at Lake Contrary.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 22.-Fire at
Lake Contrary last night destroyed
most of the barns at the race track
and damaged other property of great
value. The grand stand, which had
seating capacity for 1000 people,
was damaged. The loss will prob
ably amount to $4,000.
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McGulre Gets His Certificate a. Delegate

Guthrie, Ok, Nov. 25.-The terri
torial election board met yesterday
and issued certificate of election to
b. S. Mcclure, the republican candi-
date for delegate to congress, plae-
ing his majesty 394 over w. M.
Cross, the democratic candidate.
VanCieave, prohibition candidate, re-
ceived 1,035 votes and Smith, social
list, 1903 in the entire territory.
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CornerIng the Potato Crop.

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Agents of Ar
mour & Co. have almost completed
control of the potato crop of the
northwest will be in the hands of
that firm. A jump to 60 cents a
bushel is expected by December Is.
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Rark.r Ts One for speaker.

Lawrence, Kan, Nov. 25.-George
Barker, who was speaker of the las
Kansas house, announces his candi
dacy for reelection. He says he IL
not running in the interest of an,
senatorial candidate
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Cholera Decreasing at mau,I..

Washington, Nov. 21.-A cablegram
has been received from the Philip
pine commission stating that the
number of cases of cholera had gone
down to five a day instead of "a a
day a week ago.
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Gen Wright summoned to Washington

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 25.-Gen
Luke E. Wright, vice governor of the
Philippines, left yesterday for Wash
ington, where, it is understood, he
has been summoned by the president
for a conference on the proposed
Philippine legislation.
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Cen. y,lioen coming to America.

London, Nov. 22.-The steamer St.
Louis, which sails from Southampton
Saturday, for New York, will take
among her passengers Gen. Viljoen,
the former Boer commander.
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Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 22.-Steps
toward the organization of Law En-
forcement association, the main OBJ
jects of which will be to effect Sunday
saloon and theater closing, were
taken at a meeting in the assembly
hall of the Y. NJ. C. A.
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Fond Mother-I do wish you would
look over some of my little boys sketches,
and give me your candid opinion of them,
They strike me hp perfectly marvellous We for
horse and cart, and, can assure you, You
could scarcely tell the difference!"-Punch.
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Germa.y.s Drf,c,t ss7.6oo.ooo.

Berlin, Nov. 22.-In the reichstag,
the secretary Of the treasury an
nounced that the imperial budget
showed q deficit of 3d., OOO. 900.
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New York, Nov. 22.-The American
Barrel and Packing company yester-
day fled articles of incorporation in
the Office of the Hudson county clerk,
in Jersey City. The authorized cap
ital stock is seo,oo0,o0o. The incor-
porators are Horace S. Gould. Ray
mond Newman and Louis E. Daley.
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Stole SEQ. 600 worth OF OLD Coins.

Paris, Nov. 22.-Robbers have en-
tered the Museum of Medals at Mar
seilles- They secured 7o3 coins, most
~ Roman and proyencial, valued at
more than $4,000.
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Tahlequah, L T., Nov. 22.-W. L.
Trott has introduced joint resolu-
ton No. in the Cherokee house,
to bar out syndicates from mineral
lands.
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If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving n
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
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Tommy Backbay-'Mother, is it sin to
say Rubber neck!" Madam Backbay-
at is worse than a sin, Thomas; it is vul.
gar."-Harvard Lampoon.
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Girls who would buy titled husbands
must have legal tender hearts.-Chicago
Daily News.
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Stout In DEFENSE

Sidney-Have you any marked ability Of
any kind?
Rodney-Well, I've kept lot Of widows
from marrying me.--Detroit Free Press.
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Blank cartridges will often make The
most noise.-Ram's Horn.
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Chinchilla Mufis, S3S, $50. S6S, SIS to
$3.50. Collars, $40, $50 to SIPS. Mufilers.
Florentines. Victorincs, $50 70 SIPS.
c, c. Shayne, Manufacturer, 42d ST., near
B'way
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Crescent 4. &. Trap shooting.

n D. Vandcrvecr won the November cup
at the Crescent 4. c trap-shooting compe-
titions yesterday and the trophy becomes his
personal property His totals for the month
Tailed l43 out OF a possible 100 The runner
up was Luke C. Hopkins. with 1872 out OF
possible $50 The Trophy Shoot was cap
tured 10y Harry VI Brigham. with % out Of
Is breaks He also won three sweepstake
events with good scores
Daniel G. Bennett the veteran won a
sweepstakes and " " Marshall also won one
The hual event was ~ twenty-five targets
" " ar-hall and Daniel & Bennett tied
at Is Kids and owing to dar kness were
unable to shoot of the tie
r1c November cup. Final Competitions Best
Three strings Harry u Nandervert 49, a. 50
I na,, ltJ. Luxe G. Hopkins, -, g. 20. 1Utal. l32.
Dr, George t. Poole. -, IS ~ Total, Ire
IT phy Shoot, Twenty -nNc Targets, Handicap
II. VI. Brigham. scratch %: Or. ~ j. Reyes. !, 20:
". j. McConvlr, T. ~. Dt George T.. Poole, =, II.
". W Marshall. s. IL Dsnei l, bennett T. Is;
A. COrlisS T. II.
Sweepstakes Twenty nvc targets. Scratch
II NJ. Bingham. 20, u. j. J. Reyes %. ~. McCon
VILE II. Dr. Poole. l5 Daniel c. Bennett Is. Cor
liss, II; ". W. Mars isll. o.
Sweepstakes. wcnty ave Targets --Bennett, 81:
DT; Keyes 20. brigham, rs Or; Poole, ~ Neon
VILE II: \. CorllSs IL. Marshall. o.
Renewal same Conditions Marshall 49, Ben.
nett. II: McConvlllc ~. Cotlss s.
Ten Pairs per Man Scra,Cl Harry NJ Brigham
IL. Dr, KcycS y j. r, WhiShlm. 8; Dr, Poole, Z.
Sweepstakes, Twenty nvc Targets ". NJ Rrs
ham, 80 Dr. Poole. 10, W. j. McConville. II: Daniel
e, Bennett. IS.
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RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
Mc( hesney Runs . Game Race and Wins
by q Head From Old Hutch.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 2e.--Tillo who has
lived down the reputation he made by win
ming the suburban. to-day gave the best
imitation OF a racehorse he has given since
H. fell into the hands OF II. ]. Saxton. by
running second to Carl kahler In a selling
race at seven furlongs O'Connors presenc,
In the saddle made John W. Schorrs Levia-
than "A false favorite. but Carl Kahler with
" Hicks up shared the play with him The
rae. was only II gallop for Carl Kahler. Tillo
raced it out with Bengal for the place and
got 1t by head. Levisthan was never
prominent.
W l. Lanslns's Buck Massis colt Henry
Mcdaniel PIT up "a credtable p~rfor nance
in picking up Ii2 pounds and winning the
five furlongs for two-year-olds by three
lengths from Shrine In 1901. Sidney ndcr
put Jockey O'Connor on Lord Melbourne and
expected to enrich himself at ! to /. but the
best O'Connor and the horse under him could
do was TO finish third. beaten n head by
Shrine.
damned him into a pocket on the first turn
and he was held there by Old Hutch and
Little Scout until the half-mile pole was
reached. He was also hemmed In around
the upper turn: finally Buchanan had to pull
him up and take him around his field. When
McChesney got Strengthened out he had Old
Hutch's commanding lead to wear down and
bId futCh was nOt H'Ilntu 10 sop. tuueT
hard ride McChesncy got his head In front
100 yards from the finish and kept It there
to ~. md
The Magnolia Stakes. worth 81 $50 to the
Cambrian. one OF thirteen starters. Cam
brian got away nicely and was In T. good
gave promise OF winning running away, but
faded in the stretch Cambrsn galloped
away from him and won by a length. frank
NJ beat Prince OF Endurance by length for
the place,
The Lady was played heavily by Sol LIGHT
en>tein She had nothing to beat but Jack
sam Morton won his second race in two days
with Compass. who was an easy first at TO /
In the selling race at one and u half miles.
INST Kace-Seven furlongs-Can kahler. 100
Booker. 20 to and to |. second; BENGAL 40 (Bu.
chanan,, sto and to /. third, Time. l.!s. Maple.
second Race-tNe furongs-fenTy Mechanics.
los o,1lsenI. 10 to and TO i. second. Lord Mel,
p% ,,l ~ iS ,,o to and to third
our Bessie. Never Smile. Soothsayer and Joe Buck
chananj, Ito 3 and out, won Old Hutch il2 % Con
nor, to | and to s. second Little scout. NJ
Hanover queen and Precisely also ran.
Fourth Race Magnolia Selling stakes one mile =
~ 81 Robons, Is 10 and n l. second Pr ran
OF Endurance. " tprcstonl. S to and 2to H. hiid
TING. ZOOS hutlah, Rolling B9:I, Major DIXON,
Filth Race-One mile and a sixteenth The Lady
Dcmund. IO2 O'Connor, ! 10 and TO TO- second
Lady sterling Joy Waugh, isto and 70 5, third
ran.
Si,th Race-One mile and half Compass. %
tHegcrsoni, ITO and even. second Irving Mayor
~ Robbins. ato and 8 to S, third. Time 2Ss S
l;ehare Anchor and COMMUNICATIVE Attorney
also ran.
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RACING ENDS ~ THE FAST.
BenninEs Meeting Winds Up With . Good
Gard.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ?s.-The Washin gton
Jockey Clubs three weeks meeting came to
an end with the running OF six good races here
to-day. II elso ended the Jockey Clubs
season for the year. Although the track
was in bad shape the racing was first class
in every way, and large crowd was present.
The Maximum. for three-year-olds and
upward over "a distan &c of three miles. went to
Douro, a 5 TO l chance. Andy Williams and
Orontas were equal favorites. but finished
out OF the money Carbuncle made the
running for two miles and then gave way
to Douro. The latter then drew out and
won by three lengths from Major Mansr.
who was two lengths before Adelaide Prince.
The race was run in 531. Il new track record,
The former best figures were SAL made by
Rochester IN 1850.
Father Bill paly Won his first purse OF the
meeting when Himself won the first race.
II handicap for all ages at seven tulron ~.
Himself raced head and head with ENtin-
guisher and Lady Welback for half mile
then drew out and won In drive by length
and half from Jim Clark. Maiden two
wear -olds ran in the second race. Meddling
Mary beat the favorite. Ink. In drive by
len 9Th
The third event. a steeplechase. WAS won
easily by the second choice. Woolgatherer.
In the fifth race Courtenay. the favorite.
WAS beaten by Flintlock. a to l chance.
Animosty won the last race easily by eight
lengths.
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LUCKY LEFT WINS ron HANDLER
Newark Fighter Puts Out Herman Miller
In Thirteenth Round.

BALTIMORE. Nov 20 With lucky left
hand punch which landed on the point OF the
Jaw. JoA Handler OF Newark knocked ont
Herman Miller Of Baltimore in the thirteenth
round of what was scheduled to be 90
round bout before the Eureka Athletic Ciub
here last night IL was one of the hardest
contests that ever took place in this city
and was any ones fight until the end Il
Was simply a case of slam-bang from start
to finish Handler showed wonderful re-
Operative powers and his stamina and pluck
won tn" battle for him In the third round
out in another round. but the Newark boy
came back strong and fighting hard In
the thirteenth round he began 10 force the
hshting and the men went at IL hammer
and longs. when Handler poked out his left
aud Miller ran plump into IL and was sent to
the floor and counted out
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SAN FRANCISCO. NOV ,o,-Thc weather cond,i
were almost perfect for racing to day and large
crowd Visited lnglcsdc. Lode star, a phcnomi
nally Improved horse captured the handicap.
Flush Of Gold beating Autolgh,, the favotite, a
length for the place, Mildred schultz captured
the rr,t race hvc horses finishing heads apart on
the rost The winner was good as 10 TO |.
Twenty six books were In operation
rirst Race-futuhty courSc-Mdrcd Schultz
los walker, % to L. won; Mike Murphy. 10 waldo.
100 to l. second; rohiccr. 10 Powelb, to l. third
Time, i;l2.
Second Racc-Five furlongs-By roncr Dale, ioa
O4anschl. to 10. won: Gus Lanka. io7 Waldol.
o to I. second: I'd lAburn, III Cohunl, I? to I.
third. Time. l;02,
Third Racc-Onc mlle-tntole~, l07 Wonncllyl,
II to 5. won: Dubane, IOs lewis, to l, second
The Pride las IBatustcl. sto 5. third. Time. i:t2
Fourth Race-Handl cap. one mile and a sixteenth
II ode star. los Ranschl IL to 5. won; Flush oi
Gold los l3urnSl, ~ to ., second: Au,olght. iil
Mctue), ~ to 10. third Time. i;R
FINN Racc-SI turlongS-GIavina. us don
nelly II TO 10. won: Sir pugh. iOt tBatt'stel TO
second; deutschland i07 Golden, 10 TO I, third
Time, il5i,.
sixth Racc-Futur,y coursc-Glendcnnlng i0I
Kelly, to l. won: Jim Hale. iO7 tBums,, s to l.
second Bedncr, ioi ,Ba'us,ol. J to L. third. Time
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Oval star-May wilkes, by Alier wilkes:
NJ Mcfarland Philadelphia, Pa. 40
King WiIkes trotter blk. T., FIN, 1893. by
Wllkes-Flossie by Locomotive: g. Avery,
New York city ..........,......... SO
Edgar H., PAGER, n. e.. 2,lV'S, NV, Edgar
Wilkes lady Herf.by Dr. Herr. Al Thomas.
Omaha, Ntb .........,........,... $50
Jim Star Jr, tro,ter, gY g., ?lsl., 1892. by
Jim Siar-Jcwel, BY Thompson's Ethan
Allen; Alexander Whitman Vienna, Austria $40
Attractive trotter. b. m. ? 1914. 1891. by Flee.
tloneer- Emma Robson. by Woodburn; .
". u. SNYDER Parkville. L. I............. 800
Dexter r. trotter Oh. e, 2I5i1 1891. by
Maine Patriot-Pet Lambert by Lambert
Chief John pietric, New York city ....... l75
Belle Brown PAGER, ch. M. 2..0la. is95. by
Young Arteinus y, r, r.. 4. II, Merr1ll.
Han ford. Conn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
shorty PAGER. CHI g., 2lli1. 1893. by Scr.
tle-Michgan Belle by Puzzle, s. r. b.:
William Mcfarland, phlladelphia, Pa ... 200
hay stallion, trutter isas by Ashland Wilkes
Grecca. 10y Artillery; Emmett ksup, Hobo
ken ~ Observation-Disclosures. ,......... 100
Marie vollner, trotter. br. m. 1891, by Antees
Wilkes Gin. by Young wilkes: W. ". Wat.
rDus Hague n. S................ ........... so
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There was rrent Turnout 70 follow tNe
final between Macdonald and Douglas.
They halyed three holes. when Macdonald
scored in TO S The fifth was halvcd. but
Douglas Won the next ~ to q. Playing he
tee, Douglas Winning in ito o. and, by the aid
of a stynie, he also won the eighth. also
tos lhcy halv.d the ninth, leaving Douglas
. IN Won the tenth for Macdonald
for Dougla, pulled the drive aud needed =
great 3 TOR Douglas y on him the eleventh.
the approach running close up to the hole
and t'ay halved a." twelfth in I. Tie thir-
tcenth was another fine Tor Douglas, to his
opponent = L. and he was up. II fourteenth
fen to Macdonald, to !. Douglas losing an
opportunity on the green. he tables were
turned on the fifteenth, thanks to long
stymie. and Douglas, by winning ia to u,
was dorInie II. hit the tree by sliCing IRON
the sixteenth tee, but still secured half
and the match, by 3 up and ? to play. The
card.
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point difference between the leaders. New
Kirk had Wright tied for second honoIs, With
points: while Wright has e. points. Firs.
Glenney won the boys cup. with a total OF
80, points. His nearest competitor was
Arthur Peterson, who has ?sh points; II
has been decided by the Greens Committee
TO keep, the course open until Christmas
day. although there will be no scheduled
events.
PlAy in the club championship OF the
Yountakah Country Club advanced another
step Yesterday when Adrian II. Iarkin de-
feated Marc NJ Michael by S up and !! to play
In tie semi,hnal In the Other hali 2, This
by default. larkin and Martin, will meet IN
the final at thirty-six holes. W. L. CLARKE
won the eighteen-holc medal rlay handica J.
with card which read. a5. l6-7o.
Seven cards were returned In the bocey
handicap al the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
yesterday. The scores:
{. Samuels. NJ. 2 down: George H. Barncs y
I down Grant hoffman, O.. down: Daniel Chnui
cey ~. down: J. II. Merritt. no. 4 down. NiLii..
Beard 100. \ down. H. c. Dura los. II down.
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! rank Erne Retires from the Ring.

SAN Francisco. Nov, ?o.-Frank Erne
announced to-day that he had fought his last
fight and had retired from the prize ring
Erne has fully recovered from the punish
deterioration OF the left eye Next thursday
he will leave San Francisco for Buffalo After
q short stay in that city he will proceed TO
Lewiston, \. Y, where he viii enN1 &c Ia the
Wholesale wine business with his father.
who Ia erecting one Of the biggest wineries
In the East
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PLAiNFirLp. Nov. 30, The golf season
was closed to-day at the Hillside Tennis
and Golf Club with tho final play for the golf
Committee and Boys cups. There was great
interest in the competition for the Golf Conn
mittee cup. as there was only q fraction OF .
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A. san Francisco.

Good start won easily; Animosltv. oh. o. by
star Ruby-Harmony II owned by Thomas Clark
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Time 5.32.
Good start; won gallopng; Woolsathercr. b. g..
, by Juvenal-Bom Fool owned by T p, Phelan.

Good start driving; Flintlock. CHI e. g. by
knight OF Rllerse- Flash In the Pan: owned by
J. ]. Mackessey.