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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
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At Washington Park.

Chicago, July 16.-There was unsatis- factory racing at Washington Park today because of the poor performance of Lu- cien Appleby and Bragg, behind horses that had been heavily backed. The for mer was beaten by Hunter Raine ana Bragg finished behind Waswtft. Both Hunter Raine and Waswift were backed as if the racs was all over. and although each of them won as if he could have been a dozen lengths further in front, the fact that the betting looked bad on the main contenders, followed by their indifferent showing led to much unfavor- able comment.
 First race, mile-Waswift. 112 ,(Ransch), to B. won; Bragg, 112 !Dominick). IS 20 to l. third. Time l:46 2-5 Picquart, Redhook and Autumn Leaves ran.
 Second race. selling; mile and sixteenth -Vincennes, 1O6, (Blake), to 1. won; Ed Adack, 1O1. CHicks), Il to 2, third. Time. 1:52 3-5. Hans Wagner. Eva Rice. Tammany Chief, Lady Alberta and Satin Coat ran.
 stem Winder, 1l6. Dominick), to l, won; Gregor K. los. Pryor). 6 to 1, second, Watoma. 11O, (Troxlerl. 15 to 1, third Time. 1:O2 2-5. Alice Cary. Au Revoir, Minor, AIbermarle. and Goodman ran,
 Fourth race. mile and twenty yards Hunter Raine. 94 Helgerson), to 5, won Lucien Appleby, 104, (Meade). to l, sec Ond; Bronze wing, llU, Nfryor). D 10 l. third Time, 1:44 2-5 Omdurman, Leo Newell and Brigade ran
 Fifth race. six furlongs; selling-Ciales l03, Gyne). II to 5. won; Orla, 9O CHel- gersonj, s to l, second; Sardine, 1O6, tCo- burn), 10 to 1, third. Time 1:l5. Miss Mae Day. Red Tag. Huachuca, Private Nolan, Lake View Belle, Albert Enright and Solinus ran.
 Sixth race. six furlongs selling-Winter, III (KnighO. 6 to l. won; Pompino, los Gyne), to I. second; Evelyn Byrd; los (Ransom).l 10 to 1. third. Time :l6 1-5 Ordnung. Little Gem, Pyrrho. Chorus Boy, Prince of Melrose, Sim w, Preto- rius ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, five and half furlongs- Foxy Kane. Farmer Jim, llS; Topsoil. ll5 Penance, 100: Collonade, 10O.
 Second race. six and a half furlongs- Odnor, l07; Irish Jewel. 1O6; Trovers. lot I,ovable. Mary Moore, Fairbury. lO2; Al line Abbott. 97; Zeyra, 9l.
 Third race the Hyde Park stakes, for 2 vear-oIds, six furlongs Captain Arnold i26: Watkins Overton, 1l3; Early, l23 Savable, Von Rouse. Tom Cogan, l2l Claude C. Love, Mindora. Gold Bell. Ian din. Ben Chahce. Glendon. Dick Welles Santon. 11S; Our Bessie, 115.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
CLAIMS OF AMERICANS.
Spanish Commission Renders an
 Important Decision.

Washington, July 16.-The Spanish treaty claims commission. before adtouIning today
 rendered an important decision in the matter or claims of American citizens for the de- struction of property by the Cuban insurgents
 To all this class of claims the Government, has set up demurrers which the decision of the Commission overruled the decision laying d9wn the general principle that where p,oper aVerment IS made alleging the American citi- Iehship ana neutrality of the claimant and tne ability and duty of the Spanish auth-ri- Iles 10 protect property. the claims should be cided that no legal state of war existed in f1u
 pa curing the instruction prior to the span Isn war. Claims aggregating about SIS GOO 00o are involved in this decision
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gotiations says great indignation is felt among the Americans in Rome who are astounded at the utter want of appre- citation the Vatican has shown for Amer ican courtesy. The correspondent reports ar interview with an American prelate in which the latte" Is quoted as saying
 'The Vatican has befooled us and has missed the greatest chance offered to her for prestige for a century. The treatment meted out to our representatives and tn 3 exposure of the unbusinesalike methods of Rome is an incident In our history, which Americans will never forget"
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THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
 ENt.d by saure eA
Gdited by Squire Brown-)

Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth. sell ing-Rasselas, 109: Chorus Boy, Henry or Franstamar, Leo King. 1O6; Marion Lynch, 104; Compass, 102; Le Royd, 1Ol; Jingler, 97; Ravensbury. 96; Santa Teresa, 8.
 Fifth race, six and half furlongs-Jtm Clark. 10i: A D. Gibson. 102; Frangible. Gonfaion, Death, l0l; Burnie Bunton. 100; Colonial Girls, 93.
 Sixth race, mile-Peat, Ill: c w w, 1e6; Evelyn Byrd, 105; Tom Embry, 104; Ire bor. Tammany Chief. Lakeview Belle. Spurs. l03; Beauty Book, no; About, 99; Pyrrho Q7
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Americans Indignant.

London. July 1.-The Rome corresp0n- dent of The Morning Post declares that the failure of Judge Taft's negotiations with the Vatican is attributed there to the influence of the heads of the religious orders. especially to tho Jefsuit Cardinal Steinhuber and that the Vatican is con sidered to have sacrificed a splendid Cr- portunity.
 The Daily Chfonicle's Rome correspon- dent. referring to the closing Of the nc
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Freedman Buys Baltimore Team.

Baltimore. July 16,-Andrew Freedman has purchased from John Mahon ma ioritv of the stock of the Baltimore American League Baseball Club. and a number of the players have left this city to join the New York National League team. The players who will i'm mediately join the New Works are Nc Ginnity. Croniu. Bresnahar and McCanu
 Ban Johnston Is in the city tonight and will immediately organize a new club to represent the American League in Balti-
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At St. Louis.

St Louis, July 16-Crime, Lillian NJ. and St. Cuthbert were the winning fa- races going to second and a third choice and one outsider. Fl Caney apparently fouled Larry Wilt coming down the home stretch in the fifth race. but the judges took no official notice of it. Larry Wilt was heavily played to win. Weath- CT clear track fast.
 First race, five furlongs-Crime, l10 q. Dalyl, to l. won: Doc Wood. l0S tBat- tistel, to l. second; Welcome Light 10s !Watsonl;; 3 to l third Time: 1:os. CT. Bridal March. Kate Hays. pr. Kier. Harold Parker. Flash of Knight ran.
 Second race. six and a half furlongs. selling-Lillian NJ. 10s (Dale). 5 to ?. won; second: Miss Dora. 100 (Battiste). IS to 1, third. Time. 1:23 1-4. Tom Crabb. Gen eral Joubert, Amentum. Halmis. Ap- proved and Parnassus ran. Stuart Young ran away a mile to false break and was withdrawn.
 Third race. six turlongs-St. Cuthbert, III CDale). to 5. won; Kansas Lily. 3! U. Daly). to 1, second; Hainault. 100 Clinton B. Claude S. Walton. the Phoeni- elan. Alne S. Brannigan, Captain Gas ton ran.
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-W. R. Gates 100 (Battistel. to 1, won: Varro, 100 (E. Mathews). Is to 5, second; Glen wood 9s q. OConnor). 6 to l. third. Time. 1:4s. Joe Doughty. sambo. Lunar. Wall ran.
 Fifth race. mile and three-sixteenth7, selling-El caney. 107 (Battiste), to 1, won: Larry Wilt, 99 tJ OConnor). Il to 5 second; Kitty Clyde 1O9 Dale), to ?, third. Time. 2:03 1-4. Nettie Regent. Belle Simpson ran.
 Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling Federalist 1o3 L. Daly). to 1, won; The Boer, 104 "A. Weber, 5. to 1, second; Op- timo. 95 (O'NeilD, 10 to 1. third. Time, l:2s 1-2 Sinf. Leenja. Tenny Bell. Hi hooker. Lecturer and Evas Darling ran
 Entries for Today
 First race. six and one-half furlongs. Dominate, Miss Guido. Prowess, 100: Reo Vapor, Mento. Hazel H.. Brigand Queen 102; Saxby Saguanay. 1A Blue Blaze lO5; Fred Hessig, Thrive. TOT.
 Seondc race, six furlongs-Lazarre llt- tie Giant. 100: Maverick, Pickles. Mud lavia, 1o5: Sailors Dream, Pettijohn. los;
 Third race. mile and seventy yards, sell ins-Faithward 95: Alalia. Masterful, Neya M, 9s; Little Chimes. Dolly Wag- ner, Will Fay. Itch. 100; Ida Penzance 1O3: Kunja, 1l6; Peer Duryea. 1O9; TICK full no oo.
 Fourth race. six furlongs-Amagari. 9o Christopher. 1o2; Miss Golightly, IDA; wax | Taper. 105: Joe Martin. Ill.
 Fifth race. mile and quarter selling -Oten Clay. 96; Little Jois. Deloraine. 9S Elsie Barnes. 100; Locochee, Tulare Bush nell. Hendricks. 102; Eugenia S: lo4 Eocrys, Hand D.. 1o5; Orlandine, loe, Sixth race six and one-half turlongs | selling-Kiss Quick. 97; Sweet Dream 100; Wild Katie Vici Vance: 1O2; Dutch Carter, Euro, 1o4; Julius Warner. lOo Onapetta, Elsiet Bramble, lOI; NerlIy Weird. Reducer. 1oe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
New Orleans 4: Nashville, 1.

Nashville, July 16-Pitcher French of New Orleans had the locals at his mercy today. letting them down with three hits. Damman was hit freely the first two in- nings but steadied himself then and the remainder of the game was hard fought. Attendance. 2,500. Score: R. H. E. New Orleans ......1 2 o Q Q O Q 0 IA 13 Q Nashville .....O100O O-1 3 5
 Batteries-French and Abbott; Dam- man ana Fisher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
Detroit, IS; Washington, 8.

Washington. July 16.-After having practically won todays game, Washington went to pieces in the ninth inning and permitted Detroit to tie the score and later to win. Attendance, 3.147 Score;
 R. H. E Washington .. ..OO211 IA Detroit ....OO2 0 O O 0 I 5-13 F Batteries-Orth and Drill; Yeager and McCIuire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
JASPER HERE TODAY.
Starr Will Pitch the First Game Seals Second and Nolley Last.

A telegram was received from the manager of the Jasper team last night saving that that aggregation will reach the city this moring. Jasper has one of the fastest semi professional teams in this part of the country, several of the Birmingham Southern League team play ing with them.
 The locals will present the same team that did such good work against Pensa- cola. Starr pitching the opening game today and Hill in the box for Jaspers. Ed Mahoncy will umpire the game
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At Fort Erie.

Buffalo. July 16.-Clarita established new Canadian record for six and one-haii furlongs at Fort Erie today. w. Ii May and sons i-year-old mare covered the distance in :19 1-2 and led her fieid by four lengths at the finish
 First race, six and one-half turlongs- Rice. won: Lutes Fonso, second; Maple third. Time, 1922.
 second race i've furlongs-Dinksie, won On the Quiet, second; Samie Mac, third Time. 1:02 3-4.
 Third race, handicay, six and one-haii furlongs-Clarita, won: Frvol: second; Silk Cord, third Time, lIs i-% Obstinate Simon, won; Bella, second Colonel Anderson. third. Time, l:4S l-2.
 Fifth race, handicap, five furlongs- Stunts, won; Corey, second; F. G. Good third. Time 1:02 1-4.
 Sixth race handicap, steeplechase' short course-The Esmond, won; Hand wee second; Vernack, third. Time, 3:OO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
Regarded as a Victory.

Rome. July 16.-The Vatican Is buzzing with comments on the last American note the contents of which were some what unexpected, as it was thought Washington would make counter -proposi tions. A majority here represents the result as a success for papal diplomacy while others express the opinion that the friars will not get in Manila betters terms than those offered here and that the affair may end in their being ob- hged to leave the archipelago with less money as it would be impossible to bring before the courts the 6O0OO tenants who occupy their lands, paying no rent there for This and the partial failure of the visit to Rome of Judge Taft would be the last straw for the relief of the orders as it would justify the governments of France. Spain, etc, which took meas ures against them without having re- course to the Vatican.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
Senator Peffer a Novelist.

Kansas CltY Journal
 A striking exception to the rule tha' a staesman out of a political ioh Is ont of tho world is found in the case Of cN-SenafLr W A pefer of Kantas now residing in Wash ington Al present Mi. P"ffer is deVotng h's tine to writing series of reviews "t certain periods of American history For S@'aH ilWf rast he has had in mind writing a work deal ing seriously with questions of labor and clpi tai but has lately reached the nclusi7n |. ehould be in the form of novel somewhat on the order of Bellamy Looking RacE ward and among the works that ne W will be a novel on the subject aforesaid Sn n then is the real Peffer man, ei il'iaiH parts and scholarly tastes, n'll anu '"" eer[atiNR
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Dadeville Took Doubleheader.

Dadevine. July 16.-(Special.l- Dadeville took two successive games of ball from Camphill here today. The score in the first game was and and in the latter game ? and l. Batteries. first game DadevilIe. R Sturdivant and Wynn; Camphin. Sulican and Boone. Second game, Dadeville. Terrell and Wynn; Camp Hill, Arant and Boone.
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Pittsburg, 9; Boston, 1.

Pittsburg. July ls.-A two-bagger and a single saved Boston shut out Up to to- day Chesbro had pitched forty-one con- secutve innings without run being made. Attendance 2470. R.H E. Pittsburg .. . 70 l100322 0-9 Is 0 Boston .. .. .. 70 0001 0 0-1 ' 3
 Batteries-Cheshro and Zimmer; Hale Pittinger and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
MEMPHIS PUT UP ERRoRLESS
 GAME.
Dolan Pitched the Best Game, But Rank Errors by Chattanooga Lost It-Nashvi11e Gets 8
 Hits Off French.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Nashville-New Orleans. 1; Nash vile, 1.
 At Birmingham-Lttle RockA 5; B1r- mingbam, S.
 At Atlanta-Shreveport B. Atlanta, O. At Chattanooga ga-Memphis, 8; Chatta- nooga, l.
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Memphis 8; Chattanooga, 1.

Chattanooga. July l6-Dolan outpitched St. Vrain today. but miserable errors at critical times gave them runs while Memphis put up an errorless game. At tendance 800 Score: R. Fl. E. Chattanooga . 70 O01O0 0-1 4 Memphis . .......1 % ? 0 *-3 o
 Batteries-Dolan and Roth; St, Vrain and Armstrong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
Attack Constabuloary.

Manila July l6-A hundred ladrones armed with rifles and bolos attacked and defeated eight of the constahulary near San Matco. Manila province Tuesday. The losses of the constahulary were one man wounded and five men missing The Consta hulaTy have asked for reinforComents of a hundred men.
 It is an old trick for little man to get up a fight and expect his big friend to help him ont, but Uncle Sam fooled his friend Paul Kruger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17

It looks like Charley Frank of Memphis is going to have his way in the St. Vrain matter, the pitcher going in in Nicklin s own home yesterday. Atlanta deliber- ately threw away Frank Wilson's game yesterday with six errors. only four hits being made off Fisher. however. Nash vile only got three hits off French and the second inning was the only one that they scored in The three. games begin ming today are the last ones for the clubs al home now. they taking the. road Mon- day morning. Yesterdays games are:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE. St. I,ouis R. Baltimore. T

Baltimore. July 16.-The locals made a rally in the ninth, but Harper steadied after three runs had been made and the ensuing batters went out in order. At tendance, 1885. Score: R. H. k. Baltimore .. ......0 0 0 01 0013 3-5 & St. Louis q. ......1 0001l210-6 IS 2
 Batteries-Shields and Bresnahan; liar per ana Kahoe
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Birmingham, 8; Little Rock, 5.

Birmingham. July 16.-Birmingham had no trouble fin hitting Allemang when hits were needed and won todays game with ease. Little Rock could do nothing with DeGver. In the ninth inning, with two men out and the bases full. Clayton hit an easy fly between left and center. Smith and Uher each thought the other had the ball and let it fall between them, scoring three runs. Wright knocked a
 R. H. E. Birmingham .. ...4OOOO0O4"- 4"-S 10 2 Little Rock .......0 0 0OO20 3-5 8 Batteries-Deaver and Brown; Ale mang and Lynch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
Barbecue to Friends.

About forty friends from Montgomery and Highland Park were entertained yesterday by Mir. J. M. Stuckey at a barbecue on the creek near his farm, which is four miles from Montgomery. on the upper Wetunpka road
 splendid dinner was served under the shade Of the large grove adjacent to the church and the guests all voted the occasion a most pleasant one
 speeches were made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
Brooklyn. [; Chicago, 1.

Chicago July 16.-The locals fielded poorly and were weak at the bat At tendance, 1,5O0 R.H E. Brooklyn . .. .. ..010122 22100-7 Is 3
 Batteries-Williams and Kling; Kitson and Ahearn.
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Morgan Not in It.

Vienna July 16.-J. Pierpont Morgan is not connected with the offe~ made to the Aus trian Council of Industry to build ships for the Austrian trade and to work tho ships when they are completed l. came from tho ''European Steamship Company of New Hotk, George Wilson, president" Shipping men here scout the idea of Americans build ng ships for Austria
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At last New York Is through with the Western series and the new players that Muggy McGraw has been securing the country for may help them out in the coming games at home New York and Brooklyn both finished their Western series yesterday and Boston plays Brook lyn in Brooklyn Friday and Saturday. Chicago is at Pittsburg Saturday while Cincinnati is in St. Louis Saturday and Sunday. The only games today are the ones in Pittsburg and St. Louis Iester- days games are:
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Cincinnati, T; New York, 9.

Cinicnnati. July 16.-Cincinnati made it three straights from New York today by all around superior work. RH E. Cincinnati .. . B 0O000O'-7 II l New York . . II 0 0.0 000-2 $
 Batteries-Hahn and Berger; Evans and Ye5ger.
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Philadelphia, 9; St. Louis, 0.

St. Louis. July 16-PhiladelphIa shut out St. Louis today in a slow game White struck out nine men. Attend ance, 2,OO0. RH.E. St. Louis :. ..oOO0OOOoO-0 Philadelphia e. .. % 1 00 0-2 s
 Batteries-M. ONeil and J. O'Neil; White and DOoin.
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Chicago, g: Philadelphia, 4.

Philadelphia. July 16-The home team played miserable ball this afternoon and Chicago had no trouble in winning the game Attendance, 2,77S. Score;
 R. H. E. Chicago .. ........S2OIO2O Ol-9 Il ? Philadelphia .. 10 121 0 0 0 0-4 F 9 Batteries - Patterson and Sullivan; Mitchell, Plank and Schreck.
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Games Today.

At Nashville-Little Rock and Nashville At Chattanooga-Shrev and Chat tanooga.
 At Atlanta-Memphls and Atlanta. At Birmingham-New Orleans and Bir- mingham.
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Shreveport, 3; Atlanta, o.

Atlanta. July 16.-Atlanta was shut out by Shreveport in today's game Allan ta's pronounced inability to hit Fisher tells the story: Attendance. 1000. Score: R. H. E. Atlanta .........oOOoOoOOO-o 4 6 Shreveport .... 0OOO OO2 "-3 8 1
 Batteries-Wilson and Latiraer! Fisher and Mcclure.
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Choice pocketbo0ks are made of rich ereen suede kid into which IS burnt a Conventional leaf and scroll pattern the design so lightly color tinted that it is like a delicate autumn suggestion in its faint red, green and yellow toning.
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Cleveland, 5; Boston, 9.

Boston, July I6.-La Chances home run over the right fiel1 fence was feature of today's game It was by far the long est hit ever made on the American grounds in this city. Attendance, 5,73O. Score: R. H. E.. Boston .. ..........1 0-2 F Cleveland .. ......O OO2O OOOO3-5 and Wood
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HAS PITCHED Al CONSECUTIVE
 INNINGS WITHOUT RUN.
Boston Tallies in 7th Inning-New York and Brooklyn Through with Western Series, Only
 Two Games Today.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Pittsburg-Boston. 1; Pittsburg, g. At Chicago-Brooklyn. [; Chicago, l. At St. Louis-Philadelphia, 2; St. Louis. c.
 At Cincinnati-New York. ?; Cincin- natl, |
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Games Today

At Pittsburg-Boston and Pittsburg. At St. Louis-Philadelphia and St Louis.
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A downtown school teacher recently re- cetved the following note; "Please excuse James from school as his grahdhotner is dead shall see that 1t doesn hdPP7' again . expect to be disappointed.
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THE VENUS STAKES
GRAvINA RUNS DISTANCE IN
 100 1-5.
Asterita Was Favorite and Gave the Filly 20lbs, But Weight Was
 Too Much and Third Was
 Best Pullman Could Do.

New York. July 16.-Gravina. with % pounds up, owned by Green B. Morris won the Venus Stakes for 2-year-old Allies at Brighton Beach today. She defeated a first class field. The start was perhaps the best seen in the East this year The nine horses were head and head as the barrier went up. Jackson second and Lady Josephine third At the stretch turn Lady Josephine appeared beaten. dropping back to fourth place. odom. however. got her going again and length. The favorite. Asterita. was third An old time killing was made on the Pepper stables Pearl Finder Her price opened at to and was steadily forced down until IS to 5 was the best, She won in a gallop.
 First race. six. furlongs-Josepha. l9s COdom). Il to 20. won; Operator. 12S (Shaw). to 1. second; Northern Star, H. oCochran). to 2. third. Time. 1:l2 3-4. Sudduccee. Star of the West ran.
 Second race. five furlongs-Kentucky Rose 11o (Redfern), to s, won: Stamp ing. Ground. no tOCoAnor), 5 ito l, sec ord; Blue Delft, 110 (O~bm). 10 to l. third. Time, 1:01. Futurita, Byronerdale. Hilar- ity. Dunluce, Lady Elva ran.
 Third race, mile and sixteenth-True
 Blue, 103 Q. Cochran), to l, won; (.
 Rosenfeld, 94 (J. Martini, Is to 5. second;
 Alsike, 1o3 Miles). 12 to l, third. Time, l:4s. Gibson Light, Cheat Elm. Lone
 Fisherman, Cryptogram. Fonsolee. Fen Viking ran.
 Fourth race, Venus Stakes, five fur longs-Gravina, 99 Gacksonl, to l. won:
 Lady Josephine. 1Os (Odom). 5 to ?, sec | on6: Asterita 119 (Bullman), to 5. third Time. 100 1-5. Mary Street. Miss Dor othy, Mamselle, Miladi Love. Frora Lass O'Linden ran.
 Fifth race, handicap mile and furlong-
 Ethics. 116 Burns )6 to 5, won; St. Fin
 nan, 1O6 G. Martini to l. second Cuspi-
 dor. 113 (Odom to 2, third. Time | l: :52 4-5 Belle of Troy. Sadie s.. also ran. Pearl Finder. 94 (Redfern) lS to 5, won; | Adelaide Prince. 4 (Michaels) to l, l second; Courtnay. go CWonderly) to 2, third. Time. 1:47 Is. Carrier Pigeon,
 Bar le Due Moroton. Lady Iona, Anna | Condiment, Lord Badge. Dactyl and Judge Durrele also ran. Entries for Today. First race, five furlongs-Mackey Dwyer Hurstburne 122; Decoration. Mir. Dinsle. | Rigadon. Woodlake, Hackensack, Attor- | ney, 112; Flcrham Lass. 109. Second race, selling, steeplechase. full | course-Inspector Stevens, 153; Fairle. l5l; Belgrade, Adjutor, 146
 Third race, mile and sixtenth-Hermis. Bonus. Alack, Peninsula. Clonmel. ll6; | Lady Sterling, Par Excellence, Ill. | Fourth race. the test handicap, six fur Iongs-Irritable. 122: Old England, llS; | Cameron. 112; Femesole, 107; Lady Incas, l04 Himself. 100; The Regent, 95; Golden | Cottage, 92.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Hurst Park, | Injunction. Monte Carlo. Dramatist, | River Pirate. Africander, IT: Flater. ll4; | Decoration, Woodlake, Hurst Bourne, IF; | Hackensack, Attorney, lO1 l Sixth race, selling, mile and eighth | Plohn, 11s; Waterton. 10S; Facile. l06; Par
 Excellence. 104; Kalif, 1OS; Leomd, lOo;
 Past. Trump, 93.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES. !
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

In response to request of many friends. l hereby announce that I a candidate for the State Senate from the Twenty eighth Senatorial District, subject to the action of the Democrats Of Montgomery County at the primary on the 2Sth of August R. H. SCREWS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-17

Gus Fortune, dis. Tip Y. dls Time. 2lS l-2. 211 S-4; 2:l2 l-2; 2AS l-2; 9:li 1-2; 2:l6 l-2; 2:l5
 214 pace. purse T.3n