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Speriee oe Finland.

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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

Zen "5feielSnosSbcG-. Ge ieneie mia, er Ct
rietia tntsreSiaEt lisei s9rf; Zen CT en- Then
enrii ct i~oritnttet Decentralization, en-
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bort aiGres 90 aitnnies stleoer iaa at itee
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AGAINST "DOPING" RACEHORSES.
Jorhe, G1ub stew ards Take Further Action
In the Jack Nrt.innis Case.

The stewards Of Tho Jockey club have
taken active measures to put a stop 10 the
prac,ice Of injecting drugs into horses In
order TO make them run tryond their natural
>p..d and strength The Ease OF james
Hogan. the owner Of the eeldins Jack McCin-
Ms, was referred ny IN. brooklyn Jockey
club stewards to the Jockey Club Il. " ards,
who held a meeting at the Grav->"nd track
Yesterday afternoon rho-" present were
] n III afford. , Hiichcock. \ q Fol
lsnsb~e. n X Knapp and Andrew Miller
After due consider alton Of the evidenc. IN
hand. they d.cid.d 20 refuse tn grant a licens"
10 noean. and the entry Of Jack McGinni-
wa ordered refused OF all courses racing
under th. Jurisdiction Of tho Jockey Club
Acting upon the petition sent In hy q num-
her of owners and trainers. III" stew ards also
dc, id-d TO request all associations TaDlns
under the Jockey cubs rules and resula-
ttons To ave two races during their meetings
tor horse to b" ridden by hoyss, who hav"
never Ridden = winner Tins WI he an IN
,~utiye Tor tho apprentices aud stable hov-.
who have hitherto been kept m III" back
ground
represent the Jockey club ~ IN" Sheep-head
Ray meeting. which op-tt~ on SATURDAY The
Elol. Island lockrv tNb received permits
lion to told a rae" meeting Of ~iN OF seven
da,- bet " cen July I and July I. at Nara
gau--tt Park. Prov deuce. aud Prescott Law
r.u,e VA appointed steward Ia teprs-snt
the lock.y tlUb a. tho meeting IN recon
incubation Of Ia" lic"n~. committee. the
olloVIug lren~e- Nrfs granted
Jocseys-W Rath,st. Joseph Brady. " Fletcher.
" X Tulton. I'd HAyes. Patrick kltSon. : l. New
ton. n Verutig. " Waldo and e " Younger
Tr,insr-H Armstrong John Alien. & I boots.
F,>,end.n' { v Hool. T { Mcdowell Lods
Stu.r. Il : Mii.r and William Brt"n
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vserarY WV ssss srcsxsrs
rssss.sss sssssss sssvy 80 os~sss noel
Wssse pvsSe>sss nsrks 81 tuspAse

,olambis professors DEMONSTRATES ye-tet-
day that their sthlstic sbtlity sss bat little
les than their scholastic sttsinn~n,s ~
d-f~atinE the senior clAss Ia thstr annual
ball game on south Fi-ld Almost a. msay
women a. men CAT hst-d around the hs-e
lines IN watch the professors In their 'nt--
r-ilsn~ou, costumes aud a ton. 20 Evty
marked IN. days sport Ia the nrst inhins.
~ Chsfl-, Knapp of the department OF
t,tta. got hts base on balls and Prot tdnuad
" Mtllst. 1T IN. dos .rtm"nt OF chemistry.
'olumbis'- noted anchor In IN. days OF the
,hterculi-g iat~ tug-of-~ar, put the ball
over IN. right n-ld fenc. Tor a two-bas- hi.
bringing Ia br Knapp for the nr.t tally 81
IN" day Their" was tremendous cheering
which died away when the neat two faculty
players struck out The seniors could not
score In their half OF IN. inning
4 decision Of John Marcus. captain OF the
% Varsity. th. umpire. was vigorously
disputed ey pr Knapp While the arsu-
double steal and tho laugh ~a> On IN. pi.-
c'ptors The seniors ~att.np,-d 10, hood
wink the faculty by putting bartow,a Varsity
their rusr was discovered
III. appearance ~ Prof Hslloch Of the
physios m-nt. the old.-t member OF
III" faculty team. At III. bat was th- occasion
for much applause Prof Hallock struck
ui.ntiy '"li,d"d Nth nr knapp on ara,
h,~s. aud for tn" time l.ins the philolosist
did not ~e.m To care where tn" hall Ma
MI kuilaTd was protu~s IN Ia apologies
Another amusing incident o~scurred IN the
fourth inuins. when Prni Blkl". q rather
stout member uf tho faculty of m~ath"matic
a. TsaChers' college. IN hts an Ni.ty to reach
first base nn an ihneld hit trlpp"d over the
bank NEXT 10 the running trsrk and turned a
double summ.r~sult, scTaping hts bar"
arm an the Cind-rS. .
The seniors took The lead In the Second
inning hut tho ~Core vas even again ~ n"
end ~ III" fourth iIning Ia the last inning
tho faculty rallied and scored two runs which
won the game for them nv a ~cor. Of trunsto?
~" best Of feeling prevailed throughout
IN" game III" composition Of the teams
and The score ny innings wer" a. follow.
larut, Team Catcher. pro' Edmund " rlller
z h. Hkle Of the department ~ mathematics At
Trarhrr' college, ms, has, br Charir, knapp
81 the department Of LATIN al Bafnari college.
second hhS-. ~ RogerS Of tn drpati rnsnt Of
Gte-k >hoftstop. ~ Henry y ramr,o ~ ,he
department Of o ogy at barnard college. third
has,. ~ J. n lohaS'onr of the department Of
physics len neld. \ Hendron Of the department.
~ phi Sics centre neld. Df / Brown OF the de
rAttmrnt NJ Sc6ory: night Neld. rof William
Hsllork nj the d~partnenis Of physics
Nsnior>. catcher. Carvnce " nArow. pitcher,
Oscar RullArd nr~i has. Walden rrll second
has. Chapman Ropes >hortsiop, \. Holt. third
baSs. charles u Rose. ler nrld. =, Ire. oentrr
nslr, William u Shoernaker hight ncd. John u
FIch.
Faculty I'd. .......... z: .
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NESS 90 rss sssNsss sssssA
s,s.s ~, s.s p.ser ssssss.s Ne, vr.s q
puss.

fe-s.V starter " q Rru.h vii give N.
wosd IN the art aeld ~ light hafa--s has---
.esr,ns for the n,aGsy h~s-.bsa'- o, tho PARA
wsy hsIf-mil~ tfsek, The cta--~- scheduled
are N. , ~ tr"ttihs. Stth -tat~~n eat-Fed
the , a pace. s,th . n-ls of even. and ~"
~: pace Nhich Ia. catered EIGHT rcysl Ero'i
green p-rfnrm-r- liable ~ ,pht the heats and
b. fastns az -un-st
the track - vets fast az! vhea .h= ts-s'-
for all pac-rS score fut tho sord on thur~da,.
Their. may 10 spui~ heats b-loN ia thi- VII
b. IN. nr-t m-.ting under the auspices ",
tn nov orncrr, of thu PhrkNay DRIVING club
Matters ar progressing favurtblS a. 'pn-
o-rns the interest locally aud at large 1T M"
New York DRIVING tlnb IN" m1titer.
saturday Nul h. IN = measure experimental
and tho Innovation of q Tree zat" aud grand
stand r--srNation gratis should H.. InpuiatiN
horses ~ the veteran road driver, tt,nk
Wors. may H. seen later a. the matit"'-.
shonId Mr Work ~~md pIo, HOY. a.. and
nov :.i:S.. Il would I'D i%ni~r.-i %sai"r" I"
fdWsr.. ?is. and Dick SWi,rl~r. Is. aero
the champions ~ ~" I'"l-, aud Mt Work
paid APPROXIMATELY sio.,ss' T." organize ~"
team fr-derirk G"rs"n iut"nd- irving he
Monk douhl~ II he. can ~"cut" III" Nbh"'
a. a partner. and " They 'rot . steady heat
all records surely will he -na shed to splinter.
The Monk may slso TO tried Tor ~tngl' hon"r-
20 wagon "" easily, accomplished 10
here on sept p, shd ~ lh'' "'"-i"h 'ph''i'r
the race record 10 wagon
D q SmAihrr- has Just received = novelty
speed wagon buili exclusively for lord DERBY
?Na1. that Weighs scarcely q pounds hung
up and with the cushion ana carpet IN
plsc- u resembles . canoe -"' on whcel~
more than sught else. and the peak serves
70 hresk IN. wind rather more effectively
than the dash The bod piece ~ carved
from one log al metal trimmings ar" -
highly FURNISHED a. to rr-"mhl" silver
lord Derby ha- never been tried To Wagon
for record ~ vet. hui u looks a. II the owner
had designs on the worlds record al . G'..
now held ny The thbot. "a.
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A. Chicago.

CHICAGO. June s-lnterest IN the Harlem card
TO day va centred IN the fourth race. N which
thfr- nerhN colts started Al of tnem wer- b-Aten
J., ur stephens. Who was prIt to the outsider. at
Is 10 I Summarize,
Mstct'-Ns. iO7 bran ) To L. won trmoo. 10.
Miller. Is ~ L. srvond Mice Car i0i foburn .
g.. TO ] tairi nmr US7 IS
Serond RAce-SiI iurlnns-if YOU psrr. 10
Prior. ~ 10 l. Won imp. l-ayis 90 Miner. = 10 ..
,rrpnt Ebls ~ OitNi, tn I. thira Time. ! 10?
rhlrd RAc~-Stscpierhssr. shor cour>>-Mar
IArru. Ia wilson. : 10 l. won iarrell IN TAy
Tor. . 80 ,. second lslel.. Il Johnston. : TO :.
mud TIM. N IS
fuurh Rar mie-Dt stephens. iO4 otis
~ tu l. won OTIS. 100 knight, eNen, second lord
OuH,. vs. Meade, = 10 3, third Tme. t25
nm Rare-One Wile ana in yard>-Roney BOY.
liN 'Ninkneldl. rs 20 !. Won Autoirht. 10 Co
hum. I 20 , SECOND UrrmtuciA. TO- Meade
} TO l. 'tlri r1wr. IS. IS
sixth Nar~-INe fuflout~- Aright. ih y Mat
thrus.. = 10 o. won MiTGnse. lea W Waldo. = Ia l..
,r-ond Sigmund, ios tDeAn ~ to I, third Tine.
~ 2a
seventh RAr--Ouc NIL, Tommy Foster. ~?
tGrahsmt. 5 10 I. Won Chick Adee. ~ Hicks. . Ia 4
serond Lucy LoCsst 81 " waldo. - 20 l. third
Tine. I ~ = =
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~ tturtnnatt.

CINCINNATI. June . Rsmp Won his ,hifd race
Of the meeting a. iAlonia To dsy special Tsi
Wa ihs only winning tANorie. TRACK last sun.
msTe>
FIRST Race ono mil. Nelse Morris. 70 ,Mlnden,
: to 1. Won. lAkA land. VI thAittSici. 4 IA l. S~cond,
Bentiy n y, ~ oodArdi 20 To I. third Time. I .tR.
second kacc i've and a halt 'urionsS Model
Monarch. iot ltNini. y Ia? Won Prism. lo7 rrro,lrri
,o L. second Ne, Al>ely, 100 ". Narin', ITO :.
thiFd Tine I TO-
Third ItAr, HNI furinngs our JesSlr. ~? -
Mau4ni. sto I Won Founding. it tNlnder. lsto ~.
serond Auiunn lraNes. ia ~ HrkS. N to ..
third nue rs.
Fourth Race one mile ana :. wards RemH.
ia ". Williams, Z Ia !. son, isnquo ~. lS y
third Time. I ca
mn nare i1Vr furicnss- Sp~ctal Ts,. ~,
~ " tliAnlsl, 7 TO &. Won. Con Ton. ioo tfios ming,
N ia l. srcoad bridal March. 10" - Martha. ~ IA 1.
third lime. im
. W J. uon tdgardo. - tnsdep, = 10 4 serond.
] J 7. tI7 ROBE t>osl, . To I. thiru. Time, iEs
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Tho N.w Works bunch-d hits on r.nn.hil
YESTERDAY and. rspping hts lett-hand delivery
hard M Two inntus-. defeated tho r~ttt-hurs-
In those two innings I snnehil VS. IA" most
agreeable fgufs thst the New Nork- hsN"
seen ADJOINING the slab ~ ~nm. tim" They
mt,-d M hunting with liners over ~" inN"ld
aud getting men an hs~e-. sent them hoW"
With timely drives Hut for all that, ,hrir
hitiius ~ the second inning would haN"
sv.ll"d them nothing II RttCh"y. had .n"t
missed boNl"'. sacrifice ami " smith hsh
no, mad. a square mum 81 Dunn = foul Dunn
wa 80 ,pprrcistivr 81 IN" ~" given him hy
smiths mum that he stung the leather Tor !.
-tns Gle. scoring two runs Lauder hat'ed
IN 'wn men With . 'wo-bsgg-r In the third
inning and Jones ba,ted Lauder 10 ID" plat"
Tha Pirst.- opened boldly. but quickly faded
away clarke tripl~d aud kicked h"rsu>" a
homo run was not allowed, Dunn s-ttins
the hall Just before u could roll under tn"
rni,~- The Champions wer" Som~Nhst
slothful IN their fielding and dro~-y ~ theit
batting. hut made q Demonstration IN III"
ninth which gh' q scare hut not victory
Rean. the New York short-top. kicked ~
Two decisions Ne threw his glove down
With saucy Nigor In the ninth inning Umpire
Power called for q new hall and an old hall
IN . new box vss thrown To hun from IN"
New York bench The score.
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~ ~. Louis

~ LoVIs luur v kruoyA took INC 'ourh OF
t~siur rae. At Ne FAIR grounds sum man
Fr,t Racr -Four and a half furongS Lady
NANau lp .ionsgan. - 80 Vou. Iogfquoi Pas.
no DR~li : 10 . s-rund. I''itl John. is ,RAnSchel.
even. third Ume. 02
SECOND ItAcs iout ard a half furongS Teronis
10 rponrgAuI. 4 tn / non. MAigANena. TO iiIomi
nick. . "a ? ..cond fmmA Nsyrr 10 NAlshi
I To l. third. Tine. a
Taird RACE II, uronrsLCoioh CHI io'
tGOodyent : 20 =. Won Red HOOK. 10 lkAnschei d.
4 tu 1. >srond fAthst N-niieT. los ,Siu gleion
~ To l third Tune y,
Iourh Race pnr nilr and an rl~ghth-EenoNs
ta Itstg.r~ont. 4 to I won. Odnor lot tNevcomI.
~ IN I. S~rond Peaceful. lac tNor>sl, S IN :. third.
limo. ST.
IN Rae SeVen 'uflongs Grantor. Is 'BeAu
Champ. I. 10 1 Won. lake Weber Ia ~ Nelli
.to { S.cnnd Guide Rocs l0i Head. Ia I, third.
Time. I:lA,
N,ih Race one NIL, and three an,e~n,hS
loslr y. 81 ttAri. y To- I Won Terra lncognita.
l5 MORSE : To s. >cc1nd, Warner - ,uonrrani
~ to . ihlrd. Tine. :w.
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BaSebAiI Nstst.

wing - cancellation the Empires have neat
SUNDAY. June -. open Also other dates address
Z u HaIpin. ~ b~roAdva.
In Two consecutive game, not a base on bal
IA, bern given by the piitshurs pitchers rhillippe
did not give a bASr On saturday and TAhn-hil
squAi-d him IN 'hiN regard yesterday Thru
conirul wAs ~ good ihey could have driven a nail
10 a hoard behind the plate
The batting order Of the Srw Norss was chan red
once more yesterday, but he would h. q cArpinx
yuuC Who would md fault fot this one OF many
numerous shifts. for the team son ne tram
frsV AIN more gani-S than u has hsen doing lately
~ tho ssme batting order u retained Ions enough
for fhs men To- get accustomed to ~
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nasehan a.amcH To-da,

NATIONAL LNAGUB
ptttshuTg At brocklyn. - Louis a. Ncw York
chi, ago 81 BOSTON cincinnati a. Philadelphia
.NkRiCAS itAsyS
hAlumbrr at Cleveland WAStlnEton at chicago
Boston a. 81 lIauis phiiadclphiA al detroit.
EASTERN ltAoTA
Jersey CITY al Providence NevArk Al Worcester
nuTalo ~ Rochester Toronto At Montreal
CONNECTtCt1 LEAGUE
Ncw london A. Bridgeport Norwich A. Spring
reid, Merden al New Haven Waterbury a. Hart
ford
orPtR ganEs
RIcEnru " West Virginia. ~ L.vsourg
Nliirr cadets - Vale. At West Point
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.on. on, whcn /, ming run w., usa.

Chicago o - a . %
broosiyn. $50. q q o o , - , u
Flrst bAs- on .frur> BroogIyn \ chicago.
Left on bass BToukly u II thlcsGu tr>t
base on balls IN donovan. ; or Neurire
struck on, D. Donovan. = by Nen,fee Sacri
nee ht Flood stolen has, no!An. hcrl~r
Sch-cssTd a. nahIua. Slagie. be,tsr chance
rvo.base hts lsUeu. Chsnce Ptss-d bAils
IArrell. chance 2 Hii hy pitcher rs Arnri-,.
Umpire O.na,. Tmc-i hour All s. minutes
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WILLIAM " t.RAI~.
VILLA u. t.HANN,
81 q 81 " oe>ter ~.
asa Iss Nest HroAd Az

A-AGENTLrMAN WILL SACRIFICE rpB ,isa
his HANDSOME HN'kNtN hRtD COB ne ~ at
Solutslt leAfits> n 'Nrn mug has superb ~ s and
pssiAnc, ~ tac, q fklLL tot any our santins a
perfect saddle and hArnsss hur~s roUihined A. ne
hAs becn ridden aud dr, 81 CONSTANTLY rs owners
wi'c Also at icss than ~ AHTtH WALTZ III
CANT NfARiN MN SrINERS ~ NAttDi'r
,IghbeI tifci FAMILY 1t RnlN lsrAts tour,
STATION - nRtw STIR nROl GH,N
rubber tirrsl. NiCTORl RJR ntH TIRES.
HACkNHN CLIO CAkT nshi aud hea,y sns.e
and double hafaeSs, lMlORfED ladl = and gcnts
hLANkfTS. = wEkkS. oNNfR'S PRiNAr
STABLE. a. Madison aN. nesf gTth-
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4 I0vrn-towrll. S Dover,
Ssshus-lAwrcnce. 10. Nashua.
Al Concord HAverhill. I. Concord,
NJ Manchester -Manchester. u. Fall River. 10
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At N-rtdcn- Nendsn. q New London. 1.
At Hartford Hartford. :. Norwich. 4
~ waterbury bridgeport. Z Waterbury,
At New Haven New Haven. 20. springfield. :
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BnsroN. June y Boston vou a SrrAppy fams
from CinriunAi 10 dAJ The visitors ut NiTt.
for ,hre. singles and with a ire pAss aud an rfrof
by DrAonturNillc Sofsd th'f onlN two runs he
the nHt AtS' taAt WINS pitshsd a NJ astcrIy
yarnr IN The eighth rrnrey fied out 30 Crawford
Cooley singled and taTnry : ~ Was A>o e,uuY.d
IN ~ Crawford t0nlr} scored the winning run
on Gr-mingrt 3 thrre-bacErr to right D.Montt-
Nilr vent out To hobbs The Scors
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TITNi haNf 90 Nuns y T0l'-. 7 IlIIf1FTDlIt
1 Iu on bass - Louis 9 philadelphia 10.
Flrst baSr on halls an ih~rs. ? of O'N.I. q
Struck out ny lhcTg : b. VI onetll \ Hone
runs Nmoot. NJ J'Nell lao bs>s M Mailman
Sartinc. hits IAftslL. Chiids stolen has~s ior
oNAh. Mailman louble. pisy> Hartman and
Imslis. Tine 3 our and .. mtnIt's
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At Kansas Cty-MinneapollS. :. Kansas city. 4
A. Coiumhu~-Columbus. : Indianapolis. ?
1t To!,do-LoutSytlie. ~ Toledo. Z
NJ - Taui-St Paul. u. Nilw ausee,
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n WnghAtnton - u nghAmton. . iohnstouh. D
~ ftiCa-l tics. = Albany
~ ~ facu>~ 81 raruss. 4 SehenectsdN
~ lion -Ilion. !. Troy.o
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Hssessii. wssk,sstss pssk ~. =. aa,.
Bruokb ~. p4,tshurt Admission Sc. Acc
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RrookLYN. = CHICAGO.

The Chicasos struck one of thos" husky
batting -tr-Nks Of theirs A. Washington
park YESTERDAY and pounding out four runs
In the nth inning looked winners all over
There was a sharp disappointment waving
for them. how ever. a. the HrooklNn- came
strong IA the closing strides Of an "NcitIng
game and -natChad victory from TIA" laAs
81 defeat The visitors we're Two runs ahead
when the eighth inning cam" around In
that inning there were two out VIXEN noltn
took nrst has, on four balls CAPT k.rl-r
sent him TO third With a hut and he scored
when Sheckard ht To left Nenrl-e had
been Wild All through the game and 10 Wa
no tanner "a the ninth Ne hi, Dahl"n and
ai'er Hood had h-en retired sent Irwin 10
hts has. on balls Farrell pluuk-d out /.
two-bagg.r, sending In Dahlrn. and Donovan
won hts own game 10y hitting 's,"iv ana
scoring Irwin bouovons hit Wa mad"
~ -, Nrain. IN. latter and klins assum-
ing the hstierv duties after FARRELL made
nt- htt TN. score.
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4 Gr>uiuys> ~ ~ Hr,Irp

rolrF AviN. rrN >li lwurtla''N aNnf>0n.
kentucky bred 'ssi %trot''Hg sud r'.s'.- family
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afraii q! rothlnv sr.t.d fUs' "a slsa o.. 0r1fi:
sTsrtrt-ed sound Ecn'' uusi.t al 'r-ar stance.
suf trpt full "a ut ggS ailus - a.. 'r"l AS.
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tlf~d runahpr'. IT li~h fswiiN rsr. N"fs fVo "
four. latest StNic pufumAtic Unabslf 81 nrsfly
IN Mi separately OV NEitN lRtNsT ~ RI,
2G Nest dBth -. brtwrru - sheridan ana West
fnd sNN. Nv York tlt'
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Len on bass p,,tsbprs' 10 New Yors S Firsi
has. On halls on Sparss 3 S'rucs ou' Nv
Sparks. S nv rannshnl. Z Tire. hNse MT C1arsc
Wagner stolen hase beaumont iloubie plays
nrudis ami Lauder Ritchie. wagner and hfAns.
neld tnplrrs Power and brown. Time l hour
and IS minutes Attendance
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.ra,e>eud Entries for TO-DAY.

TODD starr won dnVins Oclswsha 81. g = BY
OF Montrosr owned by 4. Hitsch.
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selling it beaten ,hr-e ear Odds Ant upvard.
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NTONOBii.pS.
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BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.

stN RACES GODAt ~ III q. N,
Time Table To dan Trsin, l,av- = sNh ~,
v. Al '. " q M. PArlor car. 10, In . N.
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Ave. fleN ,i-d. iph Va. : N, I Is q VI. stopping
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CEcnnal % " " " " " % q!
Tir>t has. on cErot-C Cincinnati TN IN base.
-Bo,ton, , cincinnati Z fir>i haSs GA ball,
on Nints. \ % HAhn. = struck ou' by WINS
, b, Hahn. thrr- base MI % r-miugsT Two
mac htsAlnng prilf stolen hAss Hos Double
pIs, .prig and 1,eck Ht hy pitcher ~ HAHN. l
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Attendsncs-is 30
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ppIL ,pstFHtN. June = Inc IhiIAd~f ph a. Wrr-
unable To- mac thsif httiug count. Nailr n vas
the other WAA rB4nd win the ~ louis team NJ
truIanre , 10 The sruFF
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aood staft Won sagl AdNanre Guard. - n,
s hy I,rrat ruu Nellie Van 90 ned by Carruthers
a Shlsidt
strrr tNgs
Iar maiden too year old>, 10 pounds eelo~
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4 CARHtAGt ~ any styly ahhtrNrF. ~ me best
wofsmAn>hip. material Eni rniSh snd handsonlost
design. and ~ T sEut ~ paw = Ing prcr, or
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Of hAtgainS- N secUni hand rnrrisr-s- cAd IN
JOIN 4 60, 50 WAWHr< 81,
Wh-rc an uuIssa!iy rh'i,t AssottE.rni 'An 10
seen.
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siding FOR three wear ODDS aud upward nv
>ubsr uption of so eArh. With $50 added sllo~
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S.l'ur Tor 'ri sb~sr 40. ana upVard los
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Cresceus failed to break the worlds
trotting record at Columbus Thurs.
day, making the mile in 1904.
Charles Bowdsn cut the throat OF
Maggie Russell with razor at Sacra,
mento Thursday and then severed his
own jugular vein.
The Odeon theater at Cincinnati
was destroyed by fire Thursday The
big music hall adjoining was damaged
to the extent of $4,000.
More than score Of people were
hurt, several Of them seriously, In
wreck of a. Milwaukee avenue cable
train at Chicago, Thursday.
Near Walthall, Okla Rev. S. Brown
was gored to death by bull while at
tempting to drive cattle from one
pasture to another on his farm.
The interstate rife match at Sea
Girt for the Soldier of Marathon tro
ply was won by New Jersey with a
total Of 1882 out of possible 1900.
Bailey KePekas. Lowell, Mich,
veterinary surgeon, was arrested by
officers OF IoDia county, charged with
sending q poisoned headache powder
to George Merritt Of Saranac.
Three hundred miners employed by
the Coal Creek (Tenn) Coal com.
pany have quit work on account of
failure to reach an agreement on the
scale Of wages for the year beginning
Sept. l.