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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
klA BURCHS VICTORY
Wan ssoutauk Stakes and Lowered
ths Record at Brighton.
os,o HEAT IN sTEfPLEcHAsH RACE
~. rs,.r Annexed the Feature Event
a, peImsr Park--The American
League Played Ball.

49, York. July Elm the fastest time
..r made on the Brighton Beach track for
~, distance, Eve and a half furlongs,
4 ,-.n,. Burch came home a winner In the
,a.,ouk stakes at Brighton today. Her
lime was 1;o6 3.5, which is 10 faster than
4 ,.orora Loring's record She carried 10
4 ,o,nds and was third choice In the betting.
; r,tupctlon from the Keene stable, was
4 ..,orite. and Cinquevalli, an added starter.
"a second clioice. Eugenia Burch broke IN
'front.' and making all the running won oy
4 ianrth from Injunction.
n Eor the first time In many days the pub
A n. saw dead heat In n steepechase race.
4 Eophone and Inspector Stevens, under a
s-5ons drive In the last quarter, came to
4 W. wire head and head. The judges were
urohIe 10 separate them and the purse was
divided. r.
i prsmatist, semper Viva Bismarck Time
' sSx furlonss, handicap-Irritable, Re-
morse. Operator. Time 1:15.
About two miles; steeplechose, short
( stevens ran a dead heat Somerset third.
' tn, Montauk stakes, for 2.year-olds FIVE
snd a half furlongs- Eugenia Burch, ln-
junction GinqFsyig P%s l TS8 S2 Kenuev
Watercure Time / 81 %.
n WE furlongs. for 2-year. olds-Our Mug.
vet Gold Van. Jerry. Time 1:01.
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
Nile and an eighth, for mnidcns-Daffo-
n downdily los Carrier Pigeon, Courtenny
90 Iadv Iona "a. Knight Templar, The
a Pegear. Worry. Outsider 90, Squire Quinne,
A prsSv Duo no. East Kelston, DR.. Koerber
n los Adelaide Prince "a, School Master Ill,
Anna Darling 1o6.
n siy furIcngs. for lilies and mares 8 years
old and up. selling-Ondurdis los, Atheola,
II Ohio Girl ~, Irene Lindsey los, Dixie
oneep, vivinni ln, Tchula o., Eva Mine
n % Sweet Glover 99 Annie Grace Jos, Sedi-
n tion, Flrtineer NJ. Pleasant Sail 1o3, Crush,
q Midnight Chimes los Singing Nymph 81.
& Five furlongs. for 2-yenr- olds-lnvincihle.
u Damon Red Knight, Latrobe, Hurst Park.
a Athelloy 1O7. Africander 100.
Il Mile and an eighth. the Irouuois. for 3.
II regrolds-Gold Cure 119, Old England 1913,
n Connecticut 114, Trump, Homestead, Gold
n Mile and m eighth for s-year-olds and
II rn-Cuspidor III, l.oxnne 100, Flying But
II tress 100, Bonnibert 1875, obia 1o1, Trigger
n l2i
Nile and one.sixteenth, selling Fncile
"A lOS. SwnmplandS &C. c. Rosenfeld Sc, King
81 Edward %. Past 81. Criterion LOG, Right
Il away 100. Pride Of Surrey 95. Plohn 113,
n CARRIER Pigeon Wissendine "a. Mosketo
III Robert Metcaf 1o3, shandonfeld 100
n Prince Richard. waterton 1o6.
"A clear and fast
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srithviIIe News Notes.

smithvllle, Texas, July 9.-lhe Masonic
lodge here has decided to put up three
Story Masonic temple. 1t will be located
on a corner lot on Main street, which will
be donated to the lodge by the citizens
Contractor NJ. NJ. rurrey Is finishing up
a six-room cottage in the eastern part of
town.
j. c. Leskekor & Bro. will open up a
saloon next week in the building formerly
occupied by Il. l.. Robertson.
The city board Of equalization have peen
In session his week adjusting the valuation
of city property.
Watermelons are coming in by the wagon.
load. None, however, have Deem shipper
from this place.
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TROPHIES IN JEOPARDY
DIAMOND SOULS AND GRAND cHAL-
LENGE CUP MAY CROSS ATLANTIC.
The Yankee Lads Rowed Nightly al
the Second Day of the Henley Re-
gatta on the Thames.

Henley, England. July Elm spite Of a
duil, threatening morning, exceptionally
large crowds assembled here today to wit.
ness the second days racing Of the Henley
regatta. The meeting was vastly enhanced
by the danger of the diamond sculls and
the grand challenge cup crossing the At
lantlc. Many Americans and Canadians
were present.
The first race was the fourth heat FOR
the general challenge cup In which Leander
Rowing club beat London Rowing club nv
Il length. Time 1928
In the fifth heat for the grand challenge
cup, Trinity, Cambridge. beat the Argonaut
quarter Time 7:11.
In the third heat for the Thames chal-
ienge cup. Trinity hall. Cambridge. beat
nTlhlty, Dublin, by a quarter Of a length.
Time 40. The heat was rowed ia down
tall of rain.
In the second heat for the silver goblet.
the Hon c. Craven and j. w. Knight OF
OF the Reading Rowing club Time 9:l1.
In the third heat for the ladies' challenge
plate, Elton beat Christ church, oxford,
easily Time 7;20.
In the fourth heat for the ladies' chat.
Ienge plate. University college. oxford,
beat Radley school by two lengths. Time
In the third heat for the diamond
defeated c, S. Titus. Union Boat club New
York. Time was $40.
Before the race Titus was q great favor
tie, but he was rowed to standstIll to
the surprise Of every one. The American
was heavily handicapped. both In his sta
ton, which was the Burks side of the
river, and the superior weight of his oppo.
nent who had twenty-one pounds the ad-
vantage. The oxonian led the way from
the start was three lengths ahead at Faw-
ley court. He maintained this distance
and padded home an easy victor.
In the ninth heat for the diamond SOULS,
X. b. Etherington- Smith. Leander Boat
club. beat j, Beresford. Kensington Row
Ing club. easily. Time SIS
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East Texas Rivers on a Rise.

Coimesneil, Texas, July o, The heavy
rains for the past eleven days Iaye swollen
the Neches and Angelina rivers to de-
gree never known at this season Of the
year. The two rivers have met at Grimes
Ferry and crossing has been abandoned nj
that point. The report reached here yes
tcrduy evening that the bodies Of two men
had been seen boating down the river and
great uueasiness is felt for the safety Of
young Charlie Eason, who left mere I'M
medistely after the storm for Brookland.
MIR. Eason intended being home in time
to spend the 4th OF July with his family
and has not been heard OF since leaving
The overflow has caused great loss TO
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Sill Mnddv at CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 9.-The rain continued at
Washington Park today and racing AT this
track has become almost a Joke, so wretch
ed is the going. Pat Dunno. who has kept
bis good colts ont OF the previous 2-year-old
stakes at this meeting, hoping for less
dangerous track on which to race them
concluded to go after the haywood stakes
today and sent both Early and Savable to
the post. The former won the race
handiy
Six furlongs-Prowl. stuyve, Chiquasabog
Time ] :2i 3-5
Mile and seventy yards--George whitney,
Jingler, Leeking. Time 1858 Is,
The haywood stakes. five furlongs, for
|2,yesr.olds- Early. Gallant Smith, Savable.
Time los 10.
Nile and sixteenth, handicap-Favon-
ious, Ducen Appleby, Frangible. Time
Five furlongs-Top Soil, VIII Shelley, Air
Tight Time los.
Mile-Pyrrho, Guy H., Huzzah Time
1885
WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES.
One mile, selling. -Rasselas los, Farmer
Bennett, Cougar 1O6. DR.. Hart, Trebor,
Lady Chorister, Semicolon. Alec 105. Della
0strand, Beauty Book, Loone 1903, Faquita
Six furlonss Ratlin 113, {. b
Campbell 100, Hanover Queen los. Hero
fuaut NO, burnle BOntOn loZ.
Mil5 aud an eighth, the Midway selling
{stakes.-Digley Bell 90, Silurin. Wid
Pirate 1903, Flying Torpedo Io6
Nile handicap. 112, Corrigar
iloo. Prowl %. Frangible "a
Five furlongs, selling, 2-year-olds 80
Farmer Jim. 10, Foxy Kane los. Eva Rus
fstn l07, Ciivoso. Senior 1O6. Mirance los
Adrondack 90. Iampoon V %. Emir ri.
Seven half furlongs, selling.-Col Bnilan
&tyne III. Andes 10. Winter f0T. Pent. Jes
Rsie Jarhoe l06 Irish Jewel, Evelyn Byrd
POE, Compass 0s.
Cloudy and heavy.
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within the next few months. lie Is now
living on Pearl street and is practically in
the very heart of the city, His hve-story
brick stands alongside his home place.
Ticket Clerk james A. Tocle has been
given another assistant ~ the southern
Pacific office. making to.us OF three men
70 handle the ticket sales o, that company
IN the one office.
Tbe city board of appraisers will meet
tomorrow morning at q o'clock 20 hear the
complaints Of the property owners
j. S. Miles has been appointed chic (
clerk In the ofnCe OF Agent o. W. Put
nam Of the Southern Pacific,
The Young Mems Christian Association
had pleasant book reception ut the head
quarters last night.
The beaumont ball team won at Nacog
doches yesterday by a score OF to g.
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Tho MAYORS First Veto.

Beaumont, Texas. July mayor Lang
ham today sent In his first veto 1t was
that of the resolution instructing the com
missioner and city marshal 10 tear down
the loading racks of the London OIL aud
Pipe Line company. The mayor assigns
MS n reason the legal question that might
nrise and involve the city In a. damage
suit, the question being as 10 whether there
has been legal dedication of the streets.
The electric street railway people claim
that the fact that the map Of the addition
has been filed with the county clerk makes
IL legal dedication and that there is no
question at all and that they will now tear
down the loading racks seems probable
ham thinks that the city has no further
duty to perform.
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Suits Were Filed.

Beaumont. Texas, July 9,-The suits that
were reported as fled against an ey city
and also an ex-county official were not nc.
tuolly filed yesterday afternoon. though
they were left at the court house ON a desk
yesterday afternoon and that was the In
tenton They were Tiled today, however.
The petitions are against II. D. SimOuton,
Jr.. and charge thnt he is subject TO the
penalty of 5000 prescribed 10y the State
statutes Tor failure 10 make his report on
June 80, 1901. to the comptroller Of the
state as the treasurer OF the city Of Beau
mont. Mr. Slmonton states that he was
not treasurer nj that time and that will
probably he his line of defense, The other
suit fled was against Edward ] McCullcu
and his hondsmcn for certain failures that
are alleged In the performance " his du
ties as justice Of the peace.
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j. o. Plstols Dead.

Beaumont. Texas. July 81. d. Plstole,
the contractor who was thrown FROM his
buggy several days ngo and hurt about the
head, died at the hospital today Mr. Pts
tole was driving IN his buggy near what Is
known as the "A" mill OF the Kirby Lum-
Der company In the north end OF Pine
street, when the horses BECAME frightened
and he was tangled in the lines aud fell,
striking his head. The blow was so Sc.
rious that he was rendered unconscious at
once and carried TO the hospital. At hrst
ne grew better ana II was thought he
would recover. but later he grew worse.
His sister was Immediately autographed for
10 Calvert and she came on aud has been
an his bedside since. The remains were
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THE BIG FIGHT.
Work Has Begun on the New Anphi
theater,

San Francisco. July T-Everythlng has
been going smoothly in regard IN arrange
ments for the Jeffries- Fitzsimmons fight.
For two weeks or more plans Of the big
amphitheater to be erected on Fourteenth
and Valencia streets. showing every seat
in the structure, have been ready. 1t VIII
hold 5000 spectators: Letters have heen
sent to the two training camps Notifying
the men Of the details. The ground has
already been cleared, and building Is 10
commence tomorrow. The entire huildinn
will he finished by July 81. four DAYS be-
fore the fight The sale Of seats begins on
the 18th s,. J.
Kid Eagan will leave Hardin Springs IN
n dnv or two 70 confer with the club Old,
cIais When he goes back Greggains Will
"a with him Ia have talk with Delaney
and dispel any doubts that may exist In the
mind OF the champions manager After
Intends TO 60 TO Skaggs, spending about q
week on the entire trip
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Texans in New York.
Especial to The Post.)

New York, July 0.-Ine following Texans
are registered In New York
Houston-w. Eaton, l.. Kaiser, s. sam
uels, Broadway Central,
Uallas-J. Orchard, Mrs. ]. j. Orchar'
Normnndle: d. B. Frank, $. NJ. simon
sturtevant; Miss NJ. Bowman, Imperial
I'll Paso-D. F. Garrett, y. CarlpecK'
Galveston-J. Morrow, Marlborough; J. Is.
Hunt. Union square.
Austin-F. q. Smith, MARLBOROUGH.
Benunont-H Ross, Herald Square.
Waco-F. ID. Beelsford, Herald Square;
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IL insured, so far as the mayor aud alder.
men o. New London are concerned. VIII
Ham Crowley OF the Nutnfeg Athletic CLUB
q Hartford. who had been granted a
license for the bout, in conjunction with
two local .pugilistic managers was here
tonight, and after the meeting OF the board
OF aldermrn was told that he might 90
ahehd with the arrangements and be cer-
tain that there will be no local intcrfer-
ence: The hght will he held In the open
at Armstrong park, and seating will lie
provided for 10000 About 9 O'Clock Ia
the hour at present suggested,
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Crawford CulIInns.

Crawford. Texas. July s.The Southwest
ern Telephone company, now erecting a
local telephone system here. is nearing
completion and will be In operation in a
few DAYS.
The Relger 4 Brydson Rock Quarry and
Lime Kiln company will begin operation
on their new quarry, already having the
leee building One of the firm Is now
visiting Galveston In regard TO contract
FOR rock for the sea wall
Evangelist IL. r. Luck Is holding a pro
tracted meeting az the tabernacle with
good attendance at each meeting
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Senatorial Convention TODAY,

Beaumont, Texas, July e.-The senatorial
convention for the Fourteenth district
meets here tomorrow and will not be a
very lively AFFAIR, from the fact that SEN
ator Beatty will be renominated Without
opposition. Senator Beatty came down last
night for the purpose Of being In attend.
ance upon the convention, but had TO re-
turn home this morning on account OF IT.
ness. and Is now confined Co his bed. He
stated TO The Post correspondent that he
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News Notes.

Beaumont. Texns. July 9.--JudSe J. d.
Martin has overruled the motion for new
trial by the defendants In the case Of Eu-
gene II Hartnett VS.. Texarknna and Fort
Smith railway. This was a suit In which
Hartnett was given a big verdict for dam
ages for personal injuries. The injuries
were sustained while he was an engineer
on an engine at Port Arthur. His arm was
cut or.
The Ethel Tucker Stock company Is stlll
drawing nicely at the Kvie opera house
and the plays that are being presented are
being well received.
Alderman J.. r.. Keith states. that he
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coffin Eaotorv Al TvIer.

Ty'er, Texas. July 9-rhe Tyler Coffin
factory. belonging 20 j. L. Daniels, was
burned last night with stock on hand
amounting to $4,000. The plant Ii esu.
mated at $4,000 whch swclls the loss to
$4,000 The entire plant was insured for
only SIT 600. This concern was one of Ty-
ler's pets and employed about forty-hve
hands II is not known whether the fac
tory v III be rebuilt. 1t was the only one
Of the kind In the State and was paying
Investment.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
ProbabiIities.

Washington. July 9.-Eastern Texas
Showers and cooler In northern portion;
fair In southern portion Thursday. Friday
fair, except showers in northwestern por-
ton; light TO fresh southeast winds, becom.
ing northerly.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Showers
Thursday and probably Friday.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
CAR WORKS PROPOSITION REGARD
ED AS A CERTAINTY.
], D. Pistole Is Dead from Injuries Re-
ceiVed Recently in a Runaway.
Suits Against Former Officials.

Branch office: The Potts Beaumont Of
flee Is at room l. Ogden building, corner
phone 734 with L. +. Nicely business
representative and +. W. Greer as corre-
spondent. Subscriptions aud advertise
ments or news Items left at this address
will receive prompt attention. Subscribers
having amy cause for complaint as to de-
livery OF papers are requested to phone or
otherwise notify the Oifice promptly.
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The Car Works.

Beaumont, Texas, July with reference
TO the big car works establishment. men
ton Of which was made in this mornings
Post. It may be stated now that the ioSs
Swayne syndicate Is Interested In the
movement but the names Of other parties
are being withheld for certain business reR-
sons which they regard as important. II
seems a certainty that the plant Will come
here.
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MEXICAN NEWS BUDGET.
yellow Fever Han Been Specially Viz,
lent This Season.

yellow Fever Has Been Specially Virus
lent This Season.
Mexico City July 0,--Advices from Pro-
gresso show that there are now in ware
houses 5000 bales Of Henequin fibre worth
S.,00o,00d at current prices.
The tobacco crop on the gulf slope 10
not as abundant us last year, but is Of an
excellent quality.
Cattle shipments TO Cuba keep up the
price OF beef here. and there appears to
be no possibility Of decrease In this
trade, so profitable TO ranchers.
Advices from Vera Cruz report yellow
fever as having been specially virulent this
season. number OF people, long resident
and deeming themselves immune, have died
Ae United States government commission
has been In Vera Cruz studying conditions
and the local treatment OF the disease.
Dr. Miller, who had a specific for yeliows
fever has died In Vera Cruz OF congesttcnl
OF the brain. He had presented his sys-,
tenn OF cure to the United States governs
ment.
Laredo, Texas. July "a special from
Victoria. Mexico, says that during the last
month $3.50 head of cattle. valued at s121..
571. have heen shipped to Cuba via Tam
pico. Recently several American concerns
nave bought land in Tamaulipas with the
avowed intention Of converting It into stoch
ranches.
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Do not leave hom4 on a journey withou,
bottle Of Chsnberiain's Collie. Cboiers
and Disrrhoea Remedy. II is almost Ger.
tain &c be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
ship. II 10 pleasant. safe and reliable. Fol
ta,e BIZ al druggistA -
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Stable and Barn at Texarkana.

Texarkana, Texas, July 9.-The stable
and barn of H. w. Stcuc on College hill,
this city, was destroyed today by ire.
Loss $3.50; no insurance,
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Bob Jones Killed.

San Angelo, Texas, July Bob Jones, a
stockmau, was shot hve times and killed
this morning in schleieher county as re-
suit Of a controversy over some public
lands
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Chicago. July 9.-Chicago-New York
game postponed; wet grounds.
pI,tshurg. Pa. July 9.-Phladelphia
scored IFS two runs on two singles and a
donhIe Plttsburg took advantage Of Phil
,de,nhIa's errors and slow plays and hit
wben hits counted most. There were no
features. ID II II
secIe 100 1913 10x-- S 10 .
niths11uitE 600 600 200 2 !
I pnheny and thinner; White and DOOM
ST. Louis, July e.-St. Louis ana Boston
battIed ten innings to tie at League
mark this afternoon :, +,
Score 600 90 oa, / "a .
-. LOUIS iOl OO2 900 / IA Q
M nj Oo'Nell and ]. o'Nelli; Pittinger ana
Moran
Cincinnati, July e.-Donoran allowed put
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Residence at Gainesville.

Gainesville, Texas, July s,--The residence
and contents Of Hon c. b, Potter on South
Denton street was destroyed by hre last
night about 10 o'clock The loss is Gov
cred by insurance.
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Residence at Kaufman.

Kaufman, Texas, July s-Dr. S. A.
Michio's residence was consumed by ere
this morning about daylight Loss GOV
cred by insurance, S240O. Nearly all Their
household goods were saved, but badly
damaged.
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Tho State Tennis Tournament.

Brennan. Texas, July 9-Tennis scores
made at the State tournament Wednesday:
Singles: Seward VS.. Holden, Ga Cd. In fn.
yor OF Seward. Doubles; Walthal and
Wathall VS.. Key and Key. 10, 81, In IA
yor of Kew,
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Residenoe al Ronhan1.

Bonham. Texas, July "a house and
contents belonging to j. Y McDade was
destroyed by FIRE last night at Anthony,
seven miles west OF here. Loss $3.50; in'
sured for $3.50
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Mexi.an Protestants .Meet.

Monterey, Mexico. July a.--The unttcn
States association or the Young Peoples
societies Of the Protestant churches 90
Mexico met In annual convention here this
morning and will be In session for fve
days. The Christian Endeavor,. Epworthl
Lcagus and Baptist Young People's vnio4
are participating. About 1000 delegates ana
over 100 pastors are attending.
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American League.

baltimore. july 9.--The Baltimore club
won It's third straight game from washing
ton today.
Score ID II VI
baltimore ........, 1870 lo2 22x--io IL o
"nnsnington ....... 900 400 600 II .
,Mctiinnity and Robinson; Patton and
st. Louis. July o.-St Louis made II
four straight from Detroit today.
Score u II e
81 Louis .,...... 900 o20 DIX 3 O o
Detroit ....,...... coo 600 COL 8 3
CURE.
Boston. July Philadelphia won from
Boston today in seventeen innings. the
longest professional game played in this
city for twenty wears. Parent tied the
score with home run in the sixth. After
that Wnddell had the locals at his mercy.
Score n VI z
Boston 900 ooo 600 600 600 90 : ~ 3
Phil'phia COO l0l 900 600 600 o. 10 .
g pineen and Warner; waddell and
SchreCk.
Cleveland. July 9.--Cleveland. Chicago
postponed: rain.
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n.nisnn Elour MilI In oneration.

Denison. Texas, July 9.-The Denison
Touring mill. erected at a cost or S25, 600
Inns begun operations here. II has a ca
pacity of 400 barrels per day.
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pelnar Park Results.

81. Louis, July e.-Heavy showers just as
the racing began at Delmar Park today
Iiessened the speed of the track very ma
lerally Captain R. r. Rice's famous
'campaigner, Wax Taper. came to life sud
loeniy and annexed the feature event OF the
|esr9, handicap Mt a mile and seventy
.;stds; The soft going was Just suited to
wax Iaper's crippled underpinning and he
'g n In winner by FIVE lengths with Joe
rive and half furlongs. for 2-year-olds--
Time l:12
second race, six furlongs. seiling-Ran.
so l1,, Weideman, Miss Guido. Time 11s%
p. Mlle and twenty yards. selling Navarino,
II ,usvlsely, Warner Time AZ.
rs %e ana seventy yards, purse-Wax
Il i .aSN' Joe Doughty, Glenwood. Time
sH furlongs, selling-Censor, Flop, Polly
Bnmnny Time 1:lTia.
Mlle and quarter. selling-Eugenla s.,
S"ordsman, Federalist. Time 2:12lh
butterflies Sanction McGovern Fight.
New London, Conn. July THE battle
- the featherweight championship be-
&Neen Young corbett and Terry McGovern
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for the visitors
Score ID II T.
Cincinnati ooi o,o o. . n
hI11,nSiyn ,.....,.. 600 600 COO o 3 q
iahn ana Peitz; Donovan and Ahearn.