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Evening star., 1902-08-16
SARATOGA RACES.
Jockey Redfern by Fine Riding Lands
Zoroaster First.

By far the most interesting race at Sara
toga yesterday was the handicap, which was
fifth on the card! There were but six
starters, with Ethics top weight at 123
pounds, and without much deliberation the
experts pronounced against his chances, es-
pecially as there had been a slight down.
fall of rain, which it was feared would fur
ther initiate against him.
Caughnawaga was considered the real
good thing, owing to his good second to
Morringside a few days ago. If he had a
chance it was not helped by the fact that
he raced with Himself for the better part
Of seven furlongs, and when challenged by
the resurrected Zoroaster, who had been
splendidly handled by Redfern, the Messrs.
Sanford colt could not quite still it off.
1t takes a strong lad to hold Zoroaster
light weight on his back was equal to the
emergency and amid the p1audits of thou
sands, especially of the gentfer sex, the for
mer California favorifes won by half a
length in the good time of .53 2-5.
Not more than a nose separated John w.
Shorr's Clonmel-purchased by the shrewd
Memphis turfman two weeks ago from P.
H. McCarren-from John A brakes fast
selling race. The slfsat difference meant
many thousands of ddIlarsAto the western
party. Sadducee had% made most of the
running, but could otfstay TO the end, and
II lnen appeared as IL fECidlmel would WIN
cieverly. Here Conundrtini who was last
as they turned into the stretch, fought his
way between Sadducee and Clonmel, and in
another stride would have landed the
money. Irritable, the fayorite, broke down
three furfongs from home
Old hutch, winner of the third event, had
SHOWN an excellent midnight trial. SO 1t Is
said, but his owner had little confidence in
him. Some one must have known about the
work, however, for the horse was never bet
ter than to 8. He had the speed of his
neid at all stages, but William Dubois re-
cent acquisition, Bessie Mccarthy, was un-
oouptediy closing SO fast at the end as to
make II a matter of doubt If he could have
won mad the race been half a furlong fur
ther.
Peninsula. who ran in this race was heav-
iiy played at long odds, but did not seem to
like the soft going
san Andres carried SS,O00 Of John W.
Gates money In the second race, but could
run no Detter than second after a stumble at
the post, winch cost her some lengths. The
winner was Moor, owned by the Goughacres
stable, and at 20 to / in the closing betting.
the long odds being attributed to the fact
that she was ridden by the comparatively
inexperienced rider, Murray.
Jonn Fleischmann's Intervention, after
RACING with Parisienne for half a mile. drew
OUT ana won the maiden fiily race In deci-
sve sH.W style. while s. Sanford & Sons Auris-
siAe was third. Virgin Soil carried some
neavy commissions. but could never reach
Evening star., 1902-08-16
DOUGLASS BEATEN BY REINHART
Travis and Corey in Finals for the
Presidents Cup.

Under superb golfing conditions of turf
and atmosphere the tournament at the Elk
wanok Country Club of Manchester, VT.
went through the semi-f1nal round for the
four cups yesterday, and the principal
event, that for the cup offered by President
Isham, leaves Walter j. Travis of Garden
City, and last years national champion, to
play C. B. Corey of Wolaston. The final
event for the governors cup will be be-
tween Paul Waterman of EngIewood and
Clark Burnham of Dyker Meadow, and in
the consolation cup between H. R. Snewey
of Albany and w M Whiting of Oakley.
The feature of the day was the defeat Of
Finday S. Douglas, the 1898 champion, by
young Frank o. Reinhart of Plainfied, n.
j., and also of Princeton. This is the sec
ond victory of Importance which young
Reinhart has scored this year, his first be-
ing his defeat of Travis early in the season.
Reinhart played almost as well in the af-
ternoon in his match with Cory, but the
Wollaston man was a bit stronger and won
by a margin of two holes.
Naturally the galleries followed Travis
in his two matches, that with BarnwaN in
the morning and Chick Of Oakley In the af-
ternoon. Reinhart beat Douglas by one up
and Travis won from ,Barnwell by four up
and three to play.
Evening star., 1902-08-16
Tennis Tournament,

The members of the Benedicts Tennis
Club are practicing daily for the annual
handicap tournament, which is a club fix
ture for Labor day.
The club court at I'd street and Florida
avenue northwest Is now in splendid shape,
and will be still better by tournament time.
Following the club affair the Benedicts
VIII run an invitation tourney during the
week of September 10 to 20, in which some
OF the best local players will take part
Inc Benedtcts were organized last season
py MI. w. ). Mexican, jr., and was origf-
9aliy composed of all 'benedicts' but later
some of the bachelor" class were taken in.
MI Mexican was elected the first president,
with M. o. Eldridge as secretary-treasurer,
At the election this year, the old officials
declining another term, M. o. Eldridge was
MADE the president and Harvey Brayton
secretary treasurer.
The membership comprises NJ o. Ell
dr1dge' Harvey Brayton, w. S. Mexican, tr.,
G g. l.. Fridley, G. w. Williams, John Ell
dr1dge, w. S. Dewhirst, w NJ MILAN. c,
+. Loeft1er. L. ]. Briggs and H. S. TulIis.
Evening star., 1902-08-16
Rebels Capture Colombian Gunhoat

A dispatch from San Jose de Costa Rica
yesterday says: News has reached here
from the camp OF the Colombian revolu-
tionists IN the Aqua Dulce district that
after a naval engagement the Colombian
government gunbOat Boyaca was captured
by the Colombian revolutionIsts. Three
hundred government soldiers and Gems
Ortiz and Henao, and supplies Of mu-
nitions Of war and provisions were cap
tured with the Boyaca-
The Colombian revolutionists are said
also to have secured a gasoline launch,
which was In the government service
The .Boyaca left Panama July % with
800 troops OF the Colombian government
on board. destined to reinforce the COM
mand OF the government, Gen. Morales
Beru at AUga Dulce- The Boyaca was
said TO have been attacked by the reyolu-
tionary fleet and obliged to retreat, since
when nothing has been heard of the yes-
Sci on the isthmus.
Evening star., 1902-08-16
STORMS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Much Damage Done in the Vicinity of
Charlotte.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A dispatch from Charlotte, N. c., last
night says: There have been a series Of
severe electrical wind, haH and rain storms
in this section of the state for three nights
past. At Statesville hotel was struck by
lightning and destroyed. At Concord ST.
Andrews Lutheran Church was not only
blown down, but its timbers scattered. The
horses drawing an omnibus filled with pas
sengers ran into broken wire on the way
from hotel to the depot. and one of the
horses was killed. The O'Dell cotton mills
were damaged to the extent of $4,000. The
Lippard mill was unroofed, and the Can
non Manufacturing Company was damaged
to the extent of $500.
In Concord chimneys and trees were
blown down, and buildings unroofed. The
property damage in the town is estimat
ed at 81, 600 One life was lost, that of
Fetzer Morris. colored, who was drowned
in a swollen stream
Evening star., 1902-08-16
Drawings for Tennis Tourney.

The drawings for the national lawn ten
mis- tournament al Newport next week were
made at that place yesterday by DR.. James
Dwight, president of the United States Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Association.
There were eighty-three entries, the Iarg-
est number in the history of the national
tournament. r. H. Doherty, H T. Doher-
ty and Joshua PIN, the English players,
are among those on the list
Evening star., 1902-08-16
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Turks Defeat Bulgarians.

The Vienna newspapers publish reports
of a sanguinary fight between two bat
talions of Turkish infantry. under the COM
mand of Nedim Pacha. and a band OF
Bulgarian Macedonian revolutionists, COM
manded by an ex-Bulgarian army officer
named Stojanon. The engagement oc-
CURED near Uskub. European Turkey. The
revolutionists were cut to pieces and the
Turks had many men killed or wounded.
Evening star., 1902-08-16

bad with a rush and thereafter was not in
Orths class remarkable triple play in
the first inning of the initial game saved
Donohue from walking to the bench but
his drubbing was delayed only few min
utes
The play came up in this order: Ryan
was hit by pitched ball and Doyle re-
ceived a pass to first. Delehanty tried to
sacrifice, but his "bunt' was such a nice
one that he beat it out and the bases were
filled, with no one out. KeisteF follow ed
with a line drive right In Donohue's hands,
and as the men on bases had started with
the crack of the ball against the bat the
triple play was easy of execution. Dono-
hue threw the ball to Mccormick, at third
putting out Ryan, and the Barry sent the
ball to Anderson. putting out Del" who
was nearly down to second. 1t was a very
deep hole for Mr.. Donohue and he was
lucky to get off so easily
Evening star., 1902-08-16
ATHLETICS IN THE LEAD.
Again Won Both Games of a Double,
Header With Detroit.

Detroit dropped two games to the Ath-
letics in Philadelphia yesterday, making
six defeats in three days. The first game
was won by the score of IL to 4 and the
second to 2. The superior batting of the
Quakers was responsible for the two victo-
ries. Hartsel led the Athletics in batting
in both games. Nearly 5000 people wit
messed the games. Scores:
Evening star., 1902-08-16
the two pacemakers. August Belmont ran

the two pacemakers. August Belmont ran
good-looking sister to Namtor
The crack western filly Olefiant, carrying
top weight-11S pounds-in the handicap for
two-year-olds, failed to run better than
third In her race. She has been for two
weeks great tip, but did not convince ex-
perts that she was in the first class. The
enort to overhaul the flying pace maker,
Mamie Worth. who is herself a good filly,
must have cost Oief1ant something, but the
winner, Shorthose, came from last place in
the latter half Of the race, and Oiefiant
1red percepubly. 1t may be that she was
somewhat short of work
Evening star., 1902-08-16

Plank Double plays-MeCarthy and Beck: EIber-
on bases-Detroit, 8; Phsiadelgsia. 5. First base
outBy Mccarthy 2; By Plank. ). Wild p,tebesN
Mccarthy. 1; Plank, /. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan
Time of eamel hour and 40 minutes
Evening star., 1902-08-16
SECOND GAME
Totals. =. 2 s SO 13 3
"Une out when winning run was made.

zone out when winning was made.
Mashfngton... 0 0 1 0 1-2
st. Louis. o 0 0 0 o 0I
First base by errors-St Louis, g. Left on bases
Washington, 2; St Louis, 10. First base on balls
Patten s. by HaPPer @ aEpeF 8 Three sFuc6 outBy
hanty, b, Heidrick Two,base hits11Doyle, Keister,
Burkett, Padden. Sacrifice ts-Coughlin McCor-
mick ~, Kahoe. Stolen bases-Heidrck' HeInp-
NIL: hill Double playsnHemphill and Padden Held
rick and Wallace; Padden, Wallace and Anderson
Umpires-Messrs. Carruthers and Johnstone Time
of game hour and 54 minutes
Evening star., 1902-08-16
CLENEL.AND.

Two-base hits-Hickman and Williams Three
base hits-Bradley and Goehnauer. Double plays
Bradley to Lajoie to Hickman First base on balls
on Butler 2; off Bernhard, 8. Struck out-By
Bernhard 2 Left on bases-Baltimore G: Cleys-
land, !. wild pitch-Butler. Umpirr-Mr Con
molly Time of game-1 hour and 25 minutes
Evening star., 1902-08-16
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Senators Won Two Games
From the Browns.
SPLENDID EXHIBITIONS
ORTIZ AND PATTEN oUTPITCHED
THEIR OPPONENTS.
Saratoga Races - Grand Circuit Trot-
ting - Big Golf
Tourney.
American League Teams, Standing.
National League Teams Standing.

Washington base ball enthusiasts were
treated to an exceptionally fine exhibition
of the national game in the double-header
at American League Park yesterday after
noon between the Senators and St. Louis
Browns. Eliminating the fact that the
WashingtoEs won both games by the re-
spective scores of to and to /, the
Evening star., 1902-08-16
The Game of Their Lives.

1t would be hard matter to single out any
one or the Senators and praise him for the
days work, as all appeared to be putting
forth the efforts OF their lives. Manager
Lotus and Captain Delehanty hearkened
TO the pieadings OF the fans" which came
through the columns of The Star and
shifted Doyle to first, Keister TO second
the big fellow resuming his rightful posi-
Evening star., 1902-08-16
FIRST GANIF

Earned rnns-Detroit, q; Philadelphia z Two
base hits Barrett, Hartsel l. Cross (2 Murphy.
Sacrifice hits-Seybold. Hberfeld. Holiness Stolen
N. Cross and Davis; Casey {unassistedl Left on
bases-Detroit, 8; Philadelphja. 9. First base on
ed baI-Holmes; Struck out-By Muiiin, 3: by
Hastings, J. Wild pitch-Mullfn. Umpire'Mr
Sheridan. Time OF game-1 hour and so minutes
Evening star., 1902-08-16
Boston, g; Chicago, /.

Boston, playing at home yesterday, de-
feated Chicago by the score of to l.
Sparks held the champions down to three
hits while Patterson was hit fairly hard
Both teams fielded well. Score:
Evening star., 1902-08-16
FIRST GAME.

FIrst base by errors-WashingtOn, 2. Left on
Washington, 5; ST. Louis, g. First base on
ballsIof 0rth, 2; OF Donohue; 3. Struck out-By
Donohue; l. Two-base hits-Delehanty, Keister
ana ia dden. Sacrifice hits-Ryan and Donohue
Stolen bases-keister and Lee. Triple pIay-Dono-
nue. TO Mccormick to Anderson. Hit by pitcher
by Donohue, l. tmpires-Messrs. Johnstone and
Carruthers. Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1902-08-16
Cleveland, 5; Baltimore, 1,

The Clevelands finally managed to defeat
the Orioles at Baltimore yesterday. the
score being to 1. Bernhard allowed the
birds but five hits, while Butler weakened
toward the end and the Blues punched their
hits. Score: B
Evening star., 1902-08-16
Orth Was a Wizard.

ALBERT Edward Orth was on the rubber
for the Washingtons and the clever Lynch
burg lad performed like wizard, the
Browns finding it impossible to bunch their
hits In any one inning so as to get runs
Orth also fielded his position well. Dono-
hue did the twirling for the St Louis ag-
gregatiOn and the sOrrel-topped gentleman
gave signs of being short Of work in the
first inning. In the fifta he went to the
Evening star., 1902-08-16

Boston Observation-Disclosures. o o 1 0 x-2
Chicago. ...-.......... 0 0 l O-1
hits-Collins, Sullivan. Three-base hit-Freeman.
Home Ferris. Doubls be piay-Fsrris and La
BY Patterson l. Umpire-Mr. O'LoughIin Time
of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1902-08-16

The Brussels correspondent of the Lon
don Standard says France has rejected
Russia's proposal for fresh sugar con-
ference.
Evening star., 1902-08-16
e. W. Grove.

This name must appear every box OF ths
genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets the
remedy that :ures cold in one day. 2S cents.
Evening star., 1902-08-16
American League Games Today

Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit AT Boston
Evening star., 1902-08-16

contests were the most entertaining of the
season. and there would have been little
kicking had the Senators been trailers in
stead of leaders Both games fairly bris-
tied with brilliant fielding feats. and the
5000 spectators were continually bobbing
up and down as a result of sensational
catches which brought them to their feet
with eXultant yells of appreciation.
Locals Held the Center of the Stage,
The home team monopO,ized the center
of the stage in both games. the Browns
simply playing a steady game, but it re-
quired the great work of the Senators to
overcome this steadiness. A remarkable
fea ture of the afternoons play was that
the three misplays charged against each
team had nothing whatever to do with the
run getting. 1t was simply a case of bet
ter pitchers and better batters, the Browns
being held in check when a hit meant runs
and the Senators soaking the leather into
safe territory at OppOTtune times.
1t was the first dOuble-header of the sea-
son, and being coupled with ladies day"
the spectators crowded both bIeacher
stands and left but few vacant seats in
the reserved section of the grand stand.
arrive and from that time until several in
ningS of the second game had been PLAYED
the enthusiasts filed into the park and
sought seats or standing room. 1t was a
happy crowd, too. The remarkable play-
ing of the locals in the first game aroused
all the sleeping enthusiasm and at the end
everybody seemed exhausted through con-
tinual yelling and cheering When Dele
hanty and keister got their hits together
in the twelfth inning of the second game
and scored the run necessary to win the
happy specta tors were content with hand
oil rAiylcy and h~na Sr,oi1a
Evening star., 1902-08-16

Totals. =. 2 s2716 1 Totals. :. 3.23 s
*Ferrs out; hit by batted ball.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-05-03
ABBEVlLLE ROAD.

Editor Enterprise:
NEW IBERIA, La, May 2, 'O2.
The opening of the Abbeville
road to Gueydan and Eunice which
was inaugurated yesterday by the
Southern Pacific Company, run
ming the first through passenger
train from this City to Eunice,
adds to the commercial territory OF
New Iberia more than IS miles OF
the best portion of the rice belt; a
section undergoing at present a
most wonderful agricultural de-
velopment. The vast prairies OF
the Gueydan district are destined
to soon become the center OF the
rice industry and the trade posi-
bilities there will, in short time,
be immense.
New Iberia should be the trading
center for this fast developing
country on account of its location
and the facilities of shipping and
transportation which the Railroad
Co. is ready to extend. We cannot
however, expect to secure the busl'
ness of that section unless we make
some efforts. Crowley, Lake
Charles and other competing towns
will not be found asleep, aud theil
enterprising merchants will surely
capture the business unless oul
own merchants take advantage o.
the splendid opportunity that thu
new country offers.
J Many people along the new roa'
have expressed themselves in favo
Of making New Iberia their trading
point and it only remains for GU
good merchants to meet them hal
way and we are quite sure tina
happy and satisfactory result
would follow. To establish TO
ourselves friendly and bushes
, relations with the people along tn
? new line would it not be good ide
! to give a one day excursion to Eu
nice, in the near future, stopping
Q sufficient length of time at all tn
r principal towns and stations alon
the road to meet the business pei
pie and properly advertise OF
!. various mercantile and manufa'
u turing establishments. The Pres
y dent OF the old Board OF Trae
Q might call the business men t
! eether soon to discuss this prop
9 sition and at the same time Il
J meeting might be good oppo
tuuity to revive and reorganize Il
: Board of Trade on a practlc
It working basis.
" j. P. SuBERBIEI.LE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-05-03
REGULAR MEETING POLICE JURY.

New IBERIA, La, May LIST, 1902.
The Police Jury convened this day in
regular session, with President Britain in
the chair and all the members present.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved.
It was moved by Mr.. Decuir and duly
carried that the sum OF tbirty-five dollars
be sent to Cadet j. A. Verret.
On motion duly carried the chair APP
pointed Messrs. Geo. Dallas, H. Patout,
II. Ortte, II. Boutte and Ed Delcambre
70 ascertain the sense Of the taxpayers
of the I'd. 9th and 7th Wards with view
of erecting drainage district.
Moved by Mr. Decuir, seconded by Mr..
Boutte and carried, that the contract for
building bridge at Loreauville for a con
alteration of $3,215.O0 be and is hereby
awarded to Mr.. Lewis Anglers bridge to
be delivered to the Parish not later than
the LIST day of September, 1902. On fur
Their motion, the chair appointed Messrs
Decuir and Decourt committee to see
that the bridge is built according to plans
and specifications.
On motion of Mr.. Ortte, seconded and
crrried, Mr.. Morril David is hereby grant
ed permission to change bridge from Sc
gura dltcn 10 NlatOrS'
It was moved that the justices OF tn
peace throughout Parish are hereby or
dered to collect the vehicle tax from al
delinquent taxpayers motion prevailed
II was moved and duly carried, that tn
sheriff proceed to remove fence of Mr. X
Morant built on line Of the Iberia and st
Mary Drainage District Canal.
On motion of Mr.. Ortte, seconded an
carried, the Secretary is hereby instructe
, to notify Capt. Jno. N. Pharr to move hi
fence off the public road on East side
Bayou Teche.
Treasures report showing a cash ba
ance of 5000. 10 was submitted and adop
: ed.
On motion of Mr. Decuir entered an
carried. the following resolution WI
adopted.
That the President of the Police Jul
: OF Iberia Parish be and he is hereby a
q thorized and empowered on behalf OF Il
Police Jury of the Parish Of Iberia to isst
two notes in the name of the Parish
9 Iberia to Mr.. John GebeIt or bearer Il
/ first for the sum of Fourteen Hundred al
Seventy-Three Dollars, payable April
1910, and the other for the sum Of Ffte'
Hundred and Forty Five Dollars payab
April 18th, 1911, and that both OF 50
notes bear per cent per annum intere
from maturity until paid and that I
!. taxes to be collected for the years 1901
1910 both inclusive assessed against
= the property within the limits of the Bel
|, Place Drainage District and containi
,e more than $4,000 acres as levied by
|. special election held within said DRAMA
District on the 10th day January A.
1901 be and they are hereby pledged
7. the full and prompt payment OF the abe
described notes and interest at their
}. turity as we'll as eight notes previously
d sued by this the Police Jury Of the Par
= az Iberia and the Belle Place Drains
" District for the purpose OF raising fur
= to dig and cut drainage canal within
Is limits OF the Belle Place Drainage L
triet.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-05-03
For the Enterprise.
INTERPRETATIONS.

Antony found Cleopatra, Othello
found n Desdemona, Romeo found a
Juliet and even so did "Tony' find an
emma" Never was a ship launched
on Hfe-iourney surrounded by more
ausnicious circumstances than was
launched Thursday evening, the oath inst.
From cabin to keel, this ship, in its most
intricate parts, represents the handlwork
of omnipotence. In one of the composite
figures. we behold a scion of worthy
house. stripped of vulgar egotism and
standing out in bold relief the prototype
of creole manhood, in the other we beheld
a most perfect type of maiden beauty,
iustifying the thought that nature strove
with itself on this occasion and set Mt
naught Wicox's. ooh how imperfect is all
perfeetion!" Yes, we temporarily wan
dered as one in a dream, transfxed at this
queenly stateliness.
Fifty must the young pilot guide this
bark across the broad expanse, with such
| divine inspiration lowering above ana
| around him This journey, destined to
| bear rich fruit fruits unlike the ones that
| fade to ashes on the lips) was begun even
| as the sun was falling to the West, while
its crimson rays were fading beyond the
Western hill-tops and just as the sun
| kissed roses and forget-me nots were
| about to be revived by the gentle falling
of refreshing dewdrops. May these turtle
doves ever sail upon the placid waters OF
domestic felicity, never encounterlng ever
a ripple which might mar the beauty OF
the voyage.
But It's not vet ended. Our memory
will not let us omit mentioning the sea o.
| feminine beauty in attendance at th'
church and house; indeed we might al
well attempt to dam the Niagara as t.
keep our thoughts from revertIng to TN
angelic figure, the dreamike features o
the enhancing bridesmaid OF the bride
it might truly be said "Well learned
the tongue that well can thee commend
We might say with equal oandor of tn
bridesmaid: "All ignorant the soul tina
sees the wonder" We are inclined t.
differ with Byron when he says that, I'll
the goblet alone no deception is found.
AN INORSFRyED OBSERVER,