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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
LEhP PLATE RACE TO-DAY.
Aquatic Season VIII Open With Mile
and One-Half Rowing Conte.f

Local aquatic events will be inaugurated
to-day by the Lemp's Plate race on the
river. Crews from the various local clubs
ars entered in the event. From all indica-
tons the race should afford one of the best
contests in the history OF the trophy, and
great interest Is felt in the result on ac-
count OF the line It will give on the merits
OF the various crews
Starting at $50 p. m, the race Will ex-
tend over course reaching from the
Western Rowing Clubs boathouse at the
loot Of Dorcas street to the St. Louis Row
ing Club at the foot OF Chouteau avenue a
distance OF about one mile and a half up
stream -Four or nve crews are to COM
pete in the event
O1icials for the race have been selected
as follows: h Parker and T. Cox to rep
resent the Central Rowing Club; Frank
Eiefer and Al Whitman for the St Louis
Rowing Club; julius Mueller and W. II.
Lemp for the Westerns. and Frank Koehler
and G.. W. Sem for the Centuries
The oHe-legged rowing championship will
also be decided in the course OF the after
noon. Harry Pohl and c. W. McCullough
oelng scheduled TO meet In a special race OF
a mile with turn.
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SCOTTISH ATHLETIC GAMES.
Clansmen VIII Have Event. I'm Con-
necIion with PICNIC Tn-nnr

Members ot the Scottish Clans will hold
their annual athletic games in connection
with their picnic at Normandy Grove TO-
day; Features Of the meet will be q 100
yard dish. 4D-yard run, running broad
jump; putting the sixteen-pOund shot and
quoting. Races for ciansmen will also DO
run, one being limited to members more
than - years cid, while the other Is for all
ages.
Clansmen will also figure In tug OF war
and In potato race limited 10 members OF
their body. The athletic programme will
commence at Is5O .. m
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Results mt Bate.

Butte. Mont. July s.-Summary:
First race. five and 4 half furlongs-FiittinE
won; FavOrlte second: L0orim. third. Time.
l.l2
Second race. seven furIonEs-Pirate Maid won:
Resin. third. Time Ia
Third race. six furlonsS-Sir DouEar Won: ParI-
zade. second: February, third. Time. l:is-
Fourth race. I'VE furlCnEs-The FcE won; Ira
s. second: Phlz. third Time. 1se5k-
Fifth race. hy@ and haif furionB-Hgh Hoe
won: Roitaire. second. Je=id. third. Time. i:il.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Iena won:
Katie Walcott. second; sam Green, third Time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
DETROIT :. CLEVELAND o.
Visitors Win Uphill Contest by Hard
and Careful Playing.

Detroit. Mich. July 3-Varner's wildness
in the first inning gave Detroit five runs,
but Cleveland kept after Siever, and The
score was tied when he reached the end OF
the eighth A base on balls. two singles and
Elberfield's error gave Cleveland two runs
and the game in the tenth. Btckering
strained his ankle in the seventh inning and
retired Mccarthy going into the game.
HiCkman's hitting was q feature Attend
ancs es7. Score:
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TURF BASEBALL @ S%

Collier won: Jet. second: Stub. third. Time. :ssii
Ihlrl race. one miie-TEe Way won. Opuntia.
second: Gray Daily. third. Time. i=5cH-
FOURTH race. six furionEs-Tercer won: ATii-
nclsl. second. Jim Nap. third. Time. s3il-
ffth race. seven farionEs-An Saints wons
oels Brooks seoond; Lady Silver. third. Tine.
sixth raee. six furlongs-Binshslio Won: Fill
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AMERICANA WON.
Brulare Beaten by Hunter Raine, .
Fifteen-to-One Shot.

Chicago. July s.-Lucky Baldwin's Amer
icano won the Quickstep Stakes for 2-yea--
olds at one-haf mile at Washington Park
to-day from field OF nine. Savable, Mary
LAvana and Mallory. the other three candI-
dates for the race. as well as Watkins OV-
erton, were scratched Americana won as
he pleased by four lengths, with Sidney c..
Love second and Stemwinder third. The
vorites in the betting.
Weather pleasant; track heavy. Sum-
mary:
iongs-Sbemarie. Ics Ransonl. . TO ]. woni
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PRINCE OF MELBOURNE SOLD.
Alex, Shields Pays $500 for Winner
of Thrrr Great Stnkes.

L1AeLS ShAchoA EagN -HsoOo tut "hhue-
of Three Great stakes.
New York. July 3-The entire racing
stable OF G. walbaum was sold to-day at
Sheepshead Bay. Prince Of Melbourne, by
Bramble-Balgowan, the winner OF the
double event the Realization Stakes, and
the Brighton Cup. was the star OF the sale.
Alex. Shields pad s. 500 for him.
Among others which brought high prices
were:
Property Of G. walbaum-Ben Howard. b. c. J.
by fmp. Ben Strome-NaTy Howard. Alex.
Elizabeth. W. N BaTricS S2.s01. Mayor Graham.
eh- G. ? h. imp. Ros-lugto1-Betsy Brock. W.
Property of feter wimmeE-Tohula. h: T.. J. BY
Iongstrest-Taneiz J. =. NcDolItd. 81 81
Property OF Richard CroSsr-BelllriO. ch. g.
by Belvidere-iTup. Maise StuaT-. A. Il Aste.
Property Of Sidney Pazst-Swlf'n,a= br- b.. :.
BY Csndieu1as-Neil SWift. :. n. Norris. 8. -.
Property Of John Hanl-nI--mr- Symphgrien.
:, n. Il. by Muness;er-Si- Editha. =. 7. Boots.
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/ Lady IOcslyn, lo5 CBIake) 10 !. second: GaIba
lq3 G-yusl. Is 10 / third Time. l-oi Is. senior
| Pirate. Will Shelley. Corsica. ESherin. Ontona-
I ran.
Second race. one mIe-Hunter Ralne. s. HsI-
.. Eeson). l. TO l. won: Brulare. - 1FSeauchamp).
10 5. second Last Knight I02 (Meadel. 5 TO .
| third. Tine. l:52 81. Jessie Jarboe and Cork
! also ran.
Third race: the ouiekstep Stakes. for z-year-
! olds with Epb1 added half miie-AmeTicaao
I III CTroxierl. 20 l. won: sidney c. Love lis
tkniChu. TO ]. second: Stemwfnder. lis dom
inick. 10 !. third Time. 5S Is. Joe Buckley.
Captain Arnold. Queen Elizabeth. Silver. Fringe
ran
Fourth race. handicap. with 800 added one
mlle-Pirate. 9 walsh. u to 5. won: BarTack.
ia CNutp. : 70 /. second; Bragg, l02 (Ranschj.
ProVi also ran.
Fifth race, six and nne-hals furionE-C. p.
Campbell. los tMeadel. to ). won: Rose Tree
10 tLyneD, TO !. second; Inspector shea. 81
Helgeson). to /. third. Time. Ia is. Stuyve
and ReEia also ran.
sixth race. selling. ar ! one-sixteenth miles
Colonel Bailantyne. if5 ,Ranschl. TO s. won:
star Cotton. lob fBskeTl. to 1 second; Jerry
Hunt. lu5 tknighD. 10 ]. third. Time, 15o5 5.
King Barieycorn and Golden Scsptre also ran.
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Ytsss2 "A E.rssSrs 'rS5-hS.e slfs-IIieK IN
man /: PickeC4ng ]. Gleason / ThTee-base hits
Buelow !. Hickman BeTnis J. SaeTinee hits
-Arenct /. Sievcr . stolen bases-ieasOn ?.
Holmes /. BueloW ]. Bases on balls-By Siever
I. BY Narney 5 Hit by pitcner-B1elow. First
on errors-IS-troit / Cleveland = LETT on bases
Detroit 8 Cleveland II. struck out-By Sleyer
Z by VArney 4 Double pLayS-Bradiey, La
fole md HkEmau 1 Ttme-TNU hours and hfty
.guxhlln-
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On his race with Omdurman how can thee
beat Prosper La Cal? On that race there
is nothing else to it. At that Kaffir is not
a bad sort Of colt over a route. and he is
in light. Salve will go well enough. and
Helen Print will scarce be out OF the
money. though she is sour and sore. Just
how Prosper La Cal can lose Is not patent.
He seems to have II won now.
Randazzo ought to win the fifth race, but
he mas not been doing well In races. John
Griggby will go nicely. and they have also
got Weird TO beat. This Free Coinage Is
going to win race some day. and It rnight
as well be to-day as any other. With a
good boy up he is worth bet at a long
price.
w B. Gates looks like one pipe In the
three-horse race, but as these races invaria
bly, go to the extreme outsider. play no.
body. II you must play somebody play the
extreme outsider, who will be Larry Wilt.
Pharoeh can walk home in the last race
II he has boy Up that can ride him. but
he win not have boy up. Thence Tenny
Belle and Chantrelle will have IL TO them
selves Look how well Chantrelle did be-
tween Ida Ledford and Potheen last time
out under weak ride, and then draw your
own conclusions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
ST. LOUIS

Earned runs-St. Louis / Chicago :. Two-base
hits-wGilaee l. DAILY L Tnrss-base hits-Jo5es /
Sacrifice hitS-Cailanan ]. Doubsc p.ays-ftel1y.
Mccormick and Anderson / Andersen and Mo
Cormick I. Davis and isbell !. Patden, Wallace
and Anderx1a ! Passed hailS-NcFaria1l !
stolen basss-McCormlck ]. Green !. Hit BY pitch
er-By Rstdy Buses on balls-O1 Cailahln >
Sirtck out-By Reidy ?. by Caiiahan ! Left on
esseS-St- Louis >. Chicago 4 Ttne-Oae hoSir
and nfty-hve nlInutes. Cmplre-Sherilan-
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fouled on one. had another strike called On
him and then sawed the atmosphere In a
vain attempt to make good. Thus did three
sprouting runs Succurnb to the frost OF hit
less hitting. The game really ended right
there for the Browns were retired IN order
IN the ninth. Reidy came to life again IN
the box after Daily had registered a two
bagger in the hnal round and struck out
Mcfarland. Burkett taking Callahan1s fly
for the third out
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sheepshead Bay selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July 3.-Selecti0ns:
First Race-GeorBe ". Jenkins Salust. Miss
Mitchell
Second Race-squid. Menneheld. Right and
True
Third Race-ColoneI Bill. Connecticut Demur-
rer.
Fourth Race-Mexican, Mizzen Monte Carlo.
Fifth Race-Yankee. Major Daingerneid. Mas
terman-
siTth Race-KIIoEram. Mosksto. The Amazon.
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Washington Park Selections.

REPCBLlC SPECIAL
Chicago. Ill. July 1-SelectionS:
First Raee-Blue Ridge. Marion Lynch, Guy II.
Second Race-FitzNanet. Andes. Jack Ratilu.
Thrd Race-tiold Bell. Maghoai Agnes Mack.
Fourth Race-Alnddln. Wyeth. Lucien Appleby
Filth Race-Pyrrho. Se=nisOiI1. lyovable
sixth Racc-True Blue. Gales. Alec
Seventh Race-Barhara Freilchie. Zee King
Marshall Mel.
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Results at Fort Erie.

Bu1aio. y. Y. July a-The track WIS heavier
al Fort Erie this afternoon than At any time dur
ing the meeting ana favorites Jared badly. Re
suits:
First rsee, six and 4 half fur,onss-Prine Light
won; Rsa After. second: Impressive. talrd. Time.
Second race. four and half furlongs-Louis F.
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Des MoInes 4, st. Joseph o.

pes Moinss, Ia. July L-The locals shut The
visitors cut to-day. iespte the fact that Glade
score.
Des Molnes .......O 30aie - ~ - Il a
81 Joseph ......--.O , 90 =
Emp.re-Iole. - -sSe4A-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
MATCH CRICKET GAME.
English to Meet AII-Comers on the
Groundn Mt Forest Park.

English cricket players will meet all COM
ers in a match at Forest Park this morning.
play being scheduled 10 commence at l0;o.
F. W. Ratclih will head the Britons, while
A. c. Winson will lead the All Corners. this
latter team being chiefly made up Of Scotch
and Irish players. All cricket players have
been invited by the participants to come
out and join In the game
An intermission will be taken al l o'clock
lunch at the Cottage. SIDES in the morn
ing's matches are:
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pprentice allowance claimed.
The Republics Selection,

The HepubIIc's SeIectiona.
First Race-Frank Bullock. The Wizard, Petit
john
Second Race-Nearest Censor. Omelis
Third Race-Ben Lear. RelmOnclife Helen
Hey.
Print @'-H
Fifth Race-Randazzo John Grigsby. Sam
Sixth Race-w. B. Gates. salinda. Larry wilt.
seventh Race-Pharoah, Chantrelle Terny
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VapderbII,,, Uor,e, Dotns R.,,or

Paris. July S-w. X Vanderbit's Nettie Mac
ginnl ran second IN she race for the PriN Tertre
ct the haisuns Lane races to-day.
Ar- N2hderbilrs Brisht CMacsinn) won the
Prix de Lcuriss
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
p.o,Ia 1. colorado Spring. :.

Peoria ILL., July Inability TO hit Jones
tells the story OF Pe0ria's defeat to-day. Color
ado Springs nstted Abbott who was on the slab
al the home team. FOR the rrst time. out Of the
COZ m the second iuning- Attendance. 80. Tne
RHE
Colombo sprinSs--s - Is :
Batteriss-Jones and Dixon: Abbott. shefstali
and Milsun-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
,IIIunukee 3, Denver

Milwaukee WIS., July 3.-MilWaukee took the
arSt OF tne series with Denver to-day through
the vildness Of NcCloskey. In the nrst innIag
coupled vita three errors Attendance. go TR-
RH.E
MILWAUKEE, .......Z y - ?
BaIieries-AeCioskey and AeCunnell. Mel her
sou and Lucia
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
Three-I Leazue.
Amateur Baseball Notes.

Al Daysnport-Day export :, kock Island
At Oedar hapics-kOck: k:Ord & Cedar HaSId. p
At DtSatug-EslConllnston ]. negatrr %
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SI.OO PER WEEK for Treatmer

Geld. where they wiz play the team OF that
place to-day and tomorrow. They play
ryyille sunday. MGnsger c. L Sexton Of No.
ici6 Lincoln Trust building would like to hear
from all rrst-ciSss out-of-town teams desiring
games.
In 4 game between the Sennples and the
Maplewood SluggerS the former team won BY a
score ot IS TO s Pitching by Ma X and DePreI
for the winners q feature.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Kan.a. City 4, Omaha s.

Kanras City. No. July 5--Omaha defeated
Kansas City IN a ten-lnninE game today. R0o-
fr.on'a error in the seventh gave the visitors
two runs Attendance 80 Score-
Kansas City 20 Z
Batteries: wsimer and hsssitt: Graham and
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Jockey l. Rei6 Suspended.

Paris. July 1-The stewards Of the Jockey Club
have suspended the license OF J. Rela the
American Jockey. for one month for striking an
other Jockey zt the R0usn raceS
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Nearest looks good in the next race. She
e a bit worn and stale, and in need OF a
rest. Neither does she fancy weight She
should win. but there is an if to Il. She
is far from being at her best. and her last
race was dull, indeed. Censor for a place
snd Omelia to show cannot go much astray.
Ferreno was a poor kind Of a 2-ycar-Old.
though she won some races In the bush last
fall
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Ben Lear probably is like all of Mr..
Lansing's horses, q legitimate in and outer.
He is a grand looking colt, and probably a
good one, too. but Mr.. LaDsng's horses
never run two races alike, though he is un-
doubtedly always doing his best. Bridal
March ran a good race last out. even II she
did not get up at the finish. Flash of Night
has speed, but she has been stopping aw-
fully short Helen Hay will about show in
good style.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

pELR JOCKEY CLUB SUMMER MEETING judge P A
A end track heavy
d First
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Martie Lewis who died Monday. was
brown filly by Sir Dixon-wayward,and was
mede establishment at Paris. Ky. Captain
Brown paid q. co. for her last year.
MaTtis Lewis was undoubtedly one OF the
best youngsters OF the year. and her trainer
was OF the opinion that none OF them.
either colts or hi!ieS, would be able 10 take
her measure over distance OF ground II
she had come to the fall races as Good as
she was last Saturday. when she finished
third TO Irish Lad and MizZen, after lot
OF hard luck.
she had started four times and was in
the money every start. all Of which were
Criterion Stakes at Grayesend. when she
ran second to Mamart She turned the Ia
bles on the Hamburg hlly the next time
out winning the Clover Stakes from her IN
a decisive way. She was third 10 Dases-
man and Artyis in the Great American,
and third TO Irish Lad and Mizzen in the
''It Is pretty hard luck for Captain sam
Brown" said his trainer. Mr.. WINNER
He has been trying for good many years
10 get q top nOtcher. and has spared no
expense and now. when he has one that
surely belongs in that class. TO lose her Is
The The fuii brother to Mar;le Lewis was the
star OF the CLAY & WoOdfOrd consignmeps
OF yearlIngs this season. and was sold 10
acting for Captain Brown, was bidder.
but stopped at $500
Last Saturday Charles F. Dwyer and Sim
DiemeI purchased Afrikunder. the Star
Ruby-Afric Queen colt from Julius
Fleischmann for a price which Is authorita-
lively stated as $1,000.
pink blue sash. white cap" a combination
OF the eolors Of the two stables.
Africander was bred by J. B. HaSgin at
Rancho del Paso. and purchased at last
years sales BY Mr.. F1eischmann. He has
started five times ard won his last two
starts. one OF which was the Bedford
Stakes at Brooklyn
He was the medium OF heavy plunge by
the FIeischmann-Farrel combination In this
race. and his victory was an easy one.
He Is engaged in many rich stakes ut
Brighton. Saratoga. and for the fall meet
ings on the metropolitan circuit
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National League.
-. LOUIS az. Chicago
-.
iltt-bu-E brooklyn
Rain.
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IMPORTANT RACING EVENTS.
Delmar, Sheepshead Bay and wash
lnEton Park HEne Them To-Day.

Several OF the most important classics on
i the American turf will be decided this
afternoon At sheepshead Bay the historic
Lawrence Realization, the most valuable J.
year-old stake OF the year. VIII be run
Inc Realization is generally worth about
SV.gh The crack colts Of the metropolitan
tIacks are entered for this years Realiza-
lion. At Washington Park. the feature OF
Dig card will be the famous Western
chicago are entered for the Great Western
Nhlch II worth about 500.
here in 81. Louis. Deimar offers swell
cari OF seven big races. The star piece OF
Illle and three-siNteenths. with Sl.2uo added
The aggregate value OF the stake will be
sSmething Ike Sz5co. Wax Taper. Edgardo.
SaiNe, Alice Turner. kafir. Prosper. La
Cat and Helen Print are carded TO start.
ne race looks Ike an open one and doubt
less viii prove spirited betting PROPOSE
ton The going dried out rapidly under
Yesterdays hot sun and promises TO be
lightning fast for tO-day's races. Manager
sam w. Adler stated last night that he
expected TO see several track records
cracked this afternoon.
Orh mas teru = strong factor at Delmar
this week. Notwithstanding the awful con-
dltion OF the track on the opening day OF
the meeting. First snd second choices have
been winning the races with great Tegu-
larity. and the hoOkmakerS are all said %
be losers. Delmar IS popular with form
players. because the races can be seen bet
tGT at TINS track than they can At the
Fair Grounds. The ielmar course lays
closer TO the grand stand and quarter
close observation Of the naked eye. The
trEck Is one OF the safest In the United
states, ana the turns are 30 well banked
that the horses seldom interfere with each
their share toward bringing satisfactory
racing.
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AS A BETTING PROPOSITION.
Prosper Ls Gal Should Win Independ-
ence Handicap.

ence Handicap.
Though the field is big and he is slow
beginner. Frank Bullock should win the
first race at Delmar to-day. He needs a
strong boy on him. 4 big lad like Dale or
Walsh will get run cut Of him The AdvO-
cate should make him run some, and II may
be that some OF the unknown starters has
something up his sleeve But on form Bull
lock should win.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Rocco. who is carced 20 start in the
first race. IS half brother TO the famous
race horse. The ETiar. who wOn the RealiZ-
alton OF his year for the MeSsrs- \. II. and
ID. Ii Morris. RocOco is by Ornament
Lizzie Baker. while The Friar was sired by
Friars Balsa am-LizZle Baker. Ornament,
Rococos sire. won the 81. Louis Derby OF
1885, from TyphOon II and Buckvidere, and
Is remembered as cne Uf the best S-year-olds
ever seen In fhe West. RocOco was bred
by A. II. and u. II. Morris and sold TO Z
J. Arnold al New Orleans last winter The
colt raced at New orleans early in ine
spring.
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National League.
New York al St Louis
Boston at Chicago.
Es0skiyn at PltIsburg.
Philadelphia az CIncin-
natl
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TO-DAY,s sCmEDULE,

American League.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Ph!ladcl-
phla
Baltimore NJ Boston
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Reconmended ey physicians Ask your drug
gist. or sent In plain package on receipt OF
price. Correspondence confidential.
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DR.. BOHANNkN
Cures all Caronie Diseases Dr. -yege.abs Cur.ti-s
positively Nervous Debility serzA weAknes Loss
Ga=hoOd szy evils resulting fru youthful
IN veekS In and consAn1iy
Advertised In the ST. Louis papers forty years and
has faied in eurrE the Won't Gases Power
aad yigor with magical effect TO thoss MIDDLE AGED
Doars trial Faekags, o5s Dollar szisat 70 shos that
the Remedy win do that advertised sold only By DRC-
A. BnHASSAS. No &c Moran street. ST. Lo1ls. No
Seat % aay sSf-- securely Private crrllarF FREk
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

Secretary d. F. Dresser OF the new Louis
vile Jockey Club and party Of Louisville
turf enthusiasts came over 10 witness the
races at Delmar to-day.
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White SOx Get All Their Runs
in One ROund-Reidy Fans
When Single Would Have
Tied the Score.
STANDING OF THE cLUBs.
NEsTERDAY,s CANES.

American IEaGir-.
Chicago :. =. Louis 3
Cleveland 8. Detroit :.
ihillieiphia-EaitlnlIre
Raiu.
Boston Washington
Rain
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easily: second BoGs
Ierdss al h
hut Lft
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To-Day's sheepshead Bay Entries.

First race, the Independence steepiechsse about
and a half miles.
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Star rood Non neasIy:s :sensa WbrJ
sSsh 5 aisi s 5a rus S En nae H5ssasE sd
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-16
THEODORE BROWN. AUCTIoNEER.
WAREHOUSEMAN'S
SALE OF GOODS
Non-Payment of Storage Charges

The undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton at the auction room Of Theodore
Brown. No 80 Custom House street. in
the city OF Providence on Saturday, the
18th day of August A. d., 1902, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock q. m, the follow
ing described articles OF personal proper
~. which heretofore have been and now
are stored or deposited I'm his warehouse
on Central street, In said Providence. I'm
the names OF the persons hereinafter
mentioned, and on which goods the stor-
acc charges are more than one year over
due, that is TO say:
one lot of school desks stored IN the
name OF William G. Langdon: also one
lot OF goods stored in the name OF James
w Madden, consisting OF two ash bed
room sets, one basket OF dishes and
Kitchen ware; also n lot Of goods stored
IN the name OF Ii. w. Day, consisting OF
ono case. two trunks. two boxes OF books
ana one chest AID one rug and bric-a
brac; also one lot OF household furniture
stored I'm the name OF A. w. Wilson. fn-
oludinr two oak bedroom sets. one car
net and other articles. and one lawn
mower: also certain store fixtures stored
in the name OF G. A. Hayward including
one refrigerator and counter scales: and
n lot OF friction pulleys, shafting and
hanglngs stored In the name OF David r.
Cruickshank Said property win be sold
20 nav the storage charges thereon I'm
accordance with the provisions OF Sec
tions "a. -. &c and "a OF chapter 2o6 OF the
General Laws OF the state OF Rhode
'''"'' oRRrN r. JONES.
Providence. August 9Th. 1909.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-16
ANNUAL EVENT
Troop B, Cavalry, Held Outing
at Palace Gardens.

The annual outing Of Troop p. First
Battalion Cavalry. Rhode Island Militia.
was held yesterday at the Palace Gardens.
Pawtuxet
Fully three score participated under
command Of Captain Richards. and upon
arrival at the grounds light lunch was
served. the guests including Brig General
Tanner. Colonel Arthur V. warneid. Cap
tain Harding and Major Maynard and
staff.
Games were then indulged in. including
a baseball contest. after which dinner was
served and heartily rellshed. More sports
followed and n Was late when they
reached their armory on North Main
street