davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Al Chicago.

CHICAGO. May l2.-There was not much 10 the
racing at Worth to day. the card being made up
OF horses Of little class. Probably the best betting
race Of the day was the fourth. purse event at
one mile and seventy yards. Thane was an even
money favorite. with Rankin and The Lady equally
we'll played at threes. Robbins caught Henry
asleep on Tho Lady right at the wire, winning the
race by a nose.
First Race-Four and half furiongs Forehand.
Ios (P Phllips. to5 won: Tom Recs 90 tFerreill
s to /. third. Time, 50 s,5. Jim fernn. Capitol
Second kaGe-one n,ilcrGoldasa; ioe lRob6insa,:
James J. corbett rs a, HslD 1870 1. third; Tim,
Prince webb and Oscar also ran.
Third Race-SiX and a half furlongs-Doeskn
1903 q Booker, to won Henry Of frans,amsr m
iOs (Schilllnyl is 10 second: Jauber, 100 Webbl
10 to /. third Time. l:22 s-6. Irene Mac. dutch
Carter About. Flliform. Fox Flyer. Branch and
Naufrage also ran.
Rankin. ss lRohbinsl, 3 to |. won; The Lady ,O2
(Henrv), , to !, second: Thanc, 100 !Domlnick)
even, third. TINE. IN Felix Bard also ran s,.r
/: to /. won: Tbs 100 &c. Kelly. TO second
Gracious. los II. Phillips. to |. third, Time.
la4 rs. Lucy Locket Angato. Spurs. Terraiene
The Rabbit and Prairie Dog also ran.
sixth Race-one mile and an elghth-Rolling
Boer, III tHenry). TO J., won: Dodte s. w g. E
bins. ii to 6. third. Time. IS, Essence. John j.
Rcgan Compass and Baird also ran.
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Finish Fish, Ut Mama roneck.

MAMARoNRcK. May IA finish prize
aght was held in II large barn on the out
skirts OF this town at a late hour last night
between Bob Henderson. well-known heavy
weicht Of Mount Vernon y. Y, and nm un-
Known from Washing ton. D. G. Henderson
won in the eighth round. knocking his opp9-
nent out with a right hook on the jaw. Nearly
400 sporting men paid s? each to witness the
fght, which was 70. a purse Of $500 with III, 4
side bet of $500. Both men we're pretty wel
nunished This Is the second mill that has
occurred here within u period Of ten days,
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Good start; won driving, Highlander, b. c, I, by
Ben Strome-HenriettA:o owned by r. I. wilson Jr'
Poor start: won driving: Rsmorse. b. c., =. by
Order-Repcnt owned BY II. NJ. Mason
Morris Park Entries Tor To-day.

Coco .,sn, woe olsysS {, SSn.s,1 y Hn1stS sn o.
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Mexico TO Have n Racecour.e.

MExIcoC CITY, Mexico, May The Jockey
Club has taken up the subject Of constructin =
a racecourse. Gen. Mena, president OF the
club. Alexandra Escandon and francesca
Alfaro are the leading spirits OF the move
ment Speaking Of the prospect OF racing
beng started at an early day. Gen. Mena
said: 1.-TWO sets of plans are now under con-
sideration by the directors, one or the other
Of which win probably be accepted within a
brief period The raHnS; seas se"son rsor WIN PROB
"IT ~ pom The first day OF the season the Mexican
Derby will be run, for which the club viii
Been settled Another item that has been
settled is that the stands. stables and other
buildin as will be built principally Of steel and
stone and will be most ornamental and p'et-
ureaaue.'
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Al st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May ie-The talent was successful
in the second and ilfth events to day. I1omalne,
at is to |. In the opening event. was the longest
shot to win on the day.
First Race-Four furiongs Tiomsine 100
tBooker. IS 70 !. won; poIce; 40 tkey, u to s.
O:5iL, Enigma Ann Dear, Edna Daniels Deer
bird, Bessie b., Becky bright. Durbar and Coral
Leaf also ran. ,
second Raee-Four, and a half turSngs., on .,i R,il
Knight. los DEAN, II to s. won; Matt Wadlelgh,
los tbonegan( to 2. second Roland NJ. ios Munro
IL to /. third Time, 0;5I The Parrier. Bandlllo
and Don O'High also ran. go .
Third Racc-one mile and an eighth-W. B.
to l. second: cursus. ss !M. Lowe. 70 70 L. third
Riohsrd as I'd sds.rdo doa ana men % Chance also ran. w
Fourth Race-slx iurlonFs Fs,m,pcsey D.. Jog !sus
Petti,ohn. ioo Gean;. ii 10 10. third. Time, ii54
Fifth ?.ce,riXe and half fyronEs ~ Deys:fh. ID.
wight. 10 70 /, second; Hsnnah Lady ZOE lWsld1,'
80 @ !. third Time i9e.. Ed rl, naI Eade IT,
sixth Rasse-one mile and seventy yards.Rank , x
fD.visson, to second: Cherished. 81 tBddwcll,:
is 10 /. third. Time, l4s. Socapa. The Way and
Eda Riley also ran.
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Fitst Rars-Knck sShoeker hurdle: one mile an
three ausY{cfe over seveh hvrdles
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$1,000 FOR LOU DILLON.
G, II. q. Billings buys the Fast Green
Trotter at Glenvflle Sale.

CLEvsLANp, Ohio. May l..-The surprise
Of the horse sale at Glenville to-day was the
low prices received for the much-boomed
trotters and PAGERS. Ansella. 2:oek. last years
queen Of the Grand Circuit was sold 10 o.
q. Kent Of Cleveland, for $500. and will be
Won sSe ooo Mabel Onward 2lOh, TO wagon,
went wen '', foT Il 600 70 The Whitney stables of
Muncie, Ind. Matte W, W was va. bought boz, BY y
Theima Simmons. 2:2l, went to Sterling r.
Holt OF indianapolis Tor 1880.
Lou Dillon, aid 70 be the ~ fastest ,d creep G
Hillinrs. The sale means that Lou Dillon
viii bo used in Cleveland matinaes.
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Sale OF Half Bred Hackneys.

W. d. Grand held a successful sale ycstcr-
doy nj the American Horse Exchange with the
of half-bred hackneys. sent by
pr. W. Seward Webb from Shclbnrne Farms.
Vermont. The entire consignment was made
UP Of young and partially developed horses
that had yet to get the finishing touches be-
fore going into active service or the shcw ring.
All were got by the grand show horse Match.
less of Londesboro, or by his sons, crossed
with native mares Of Morgan and other trot- =
ting strains. While the prices were not sem
sntlennl the average was good, and some
BUYERS secured bargains that promise show
ring prnlity
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
r,yrJ\\ ATIS GAUGE MATHEWS son
~ THE NINTH INNING.
,,,r,,cu of the ,ictors Retired on Strikes
Clean sweep for the western Teams
of tho National League -Snappy Chi
carcs Take Fali out Of BROOKLYN.

Tho Western teams Of the National I.earne
s,.rt,i their INVASION oi the East Yesterday
n,r,.n. ,I,lrr sweep The CIn,nnatis checked
N, raviI rI-l'ul the New Works, the thlcaFos
took a tall "u' %, the brooHlyhs. the ii'ts-
turrs o!dad q, phllndcphias woes and st,
,ou,, uo.rd oUl Boston. The only change
in tho .raGtii, was the passing OF the Gin
nl,rs,., .ruu sixth Ia fourth place Results
o, Yesterday GdlneN.
cincinnati { N"w ork. /.
lnrigo. g. brooklyn, Z,
llttsburg. s. Philadelphia. 5.
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.Onc man out when winning run was scored :.
fhfaafS Gnlfaasipn.a ......S g G.S, d :
Chicago 8: Philadelphia, 4. First base on balls
on Patterson; !: OF Bender ! ] Struck r out 1 ny
hits Pickering, DAVIS. Dnly. Jones, sacr,nHe ,
hits Bender, Jones, NJ Gross Ishe Tannehliid; NIL
ball BY Bender. 2. tmplres -Carruthets and
Hassett Time Two hours. Attendance ?'2oo'
ST. LOUIS "a. I>, 49, wAsBINoroS. 2
ST. LOUIS. May 2.-The Washingtons wer-
easily beaten TO day. The Browns had their bate
ting clothes on getting nineteen hits on Lee and
Wilson. The game WAS called at the end OF the
flrst half OF the eighth. owing to rain. Score:
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MExIcAN 70 T.Y ron DERBY.
n. r. wilson, ~, Expects His Colt - mako
Amends for Defeat Of Tho Pafader.

CHICAGO. May i7.-R. T. Wilson. Jr.. VINO
has had heartache ever since the defeat OF
his pride, The Parader. In the American Derby
In 1907. by Robert Waddell and Terminus,
Is determined to again try for the great west
ern stake, and, now that Mexican has per-
formed 40 we'll in the East, II Is said that Mr.;
Wilson has fully made up his mind TO SEND
Mexican TO Washington Park. and he VIII
also make q strong effort to have Tommy
Burns ride him. at,
This much was definitely settled upon
when the son Of Mirthful- LlandTinio won the
satlonal manner from Zoroaster and River
Pirate. Mexican's price In the future BOOKS
on the Derby has been cut from 10 10 10
Is 70 1.
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X. II. MACY d COZ
B'way Al eth Ave, 34th 10 3SthSt-
II NfrCC

B'way a eth Ave: 3ath 10 ssthSt-
HARNESS-5th Fl.
rs the part OF eXpediency to replsnish 0a1nso
leaving town-provlde all your wants at AA6yh
That's the thrifty plan. This Is ono OF tbs msss
complete departments OF the kind in New York-
best OF everything at lowest prions-
Nearly all the harness we sell Is nanufnctuls1
under the personal direction Of Mr. p. II. Oaanar.
all but the lower priced grades. y e.
travagance 10 buy before seeing our qualities ~
learning our prices.
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CROKERS CASTOFFS WIN.
vendale and Ypsilanti, Formerly In His
ktabIe, CAPTURE Important Races,

Special Cabls Despatch to THs BUN
LONDON, May i2.-Special interest centred
in the two big races of last week for the
Chester Cup and the Jubilee Handicap. owing
to the fact that the winners OF both events
were selling platers formerly owned by Rich
ard Croker: vendale. the winner , ,..,s o. me
Of the present owner. Mr., George Thursby.
for f26o, after having run dlsanpointins
with Ypsiiantj, the winner Of the Jubilee
Hand leap, Tor 6 4eo, after the colt had won
two-year-od race at Hurst Park last year
The value OF the two rnces won by these
horses last week is about f5, 900.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Chesbro HIT Hard By Detroit and the New
YOrks Beaten.

The Western teams Of the American League
did not do quito 10 well as their National
League contemporaries yesterday, but they
came near It, They won three OF the four
games Of the day. Chesbro was mark for
tho Detroit batters. and tirifflth's men were
beaten Chicago disposed Of the Champions.
1t. Louis dribbed Washington, and Boston
outplayed Cleveland. Results:
Detroit. 8: New York L.
Chicago, Q: Philadelphia 2.
-. Louis. 10; Washington. 2.
Boston, 10. Cleveland. 5.
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international Chess.


Special Cable Despdteh To TIKI Sun.
VIENNA, May I2.-The seventh round OF
the international KINGS Gambit Accepted
tournament, played yesterday resulted rs
follows: Swidcrski beat Schlcchter, Teoh-
mann heat GunsberC. 1schigorin beat Mar
shall Drawn: Pillsbury-Marco, Maroczy-
Mieses. ,
day. was as follows: 1eichmann beat Mar
shall schlechter beat Gunsberr 1schigorin
beat Mieses, Drawn: Marco-Swiderski. Ma
roczy- Pilsbury
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Polo.

Rockaway dcfaultnd to Lakewood yester-
day in the second match of the open tourna-
ment for the Squadron cups at Van Cort-
land Park Play will be continued this after
noon at 1 O'Clock with the match between
the Great Neck and Squadron 4 second team,
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r. J.. Herr Wins Brooklyn High School
Championship.

The final event in the championship games
OF the Brooklyn High School was decided
Yesterday on the school grounds. Marcy
avenue and Madison street. Brooklyn
Frederick j. Herr. with ia points, won the
indivi dual prize for the second successive
year and by his efforts won the team honors
for his class The class Of % won the
fraternity championship cup with total
'Os was third with 30 points and Os fourth with
I points.
Uunning Broad Jump, Scratch Non by Frederick
j. Herr H. With Is feet inches { Gorge q. klttle
O5. second with II feet 10 Onches r. h. Van Bussirk
rs. third with II feet.
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BOSTON "a. L.. 10: CLEvKIASD,S 5.
CLEVELAND, May i2.--To days game between
F3oston And Cleveland resulted as follows:

Two base hts ifTcKmah, La!oIe IHoK' eIIs
Lachance Three base hits Mcoar,hy; "ngn. yn.
land Boston First s.c,oss base on bl,.s.b halls
freeman Stolen bases = Bay iS Mccarthy.
cngman; struck Tu,-9E Wnsn's BY ytocsenu7 Rneen
Left on bases Cleveland. 9; Boston, Q. Passed
bal-Bcmis UmpIre-Connolly. Time hour
and 81 mi nutcS. Attendance-3,ls4.
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TOthIS,.,.B D IUFn'S'''''' V - y"
.Rlckert out for running out line.
Newark ..,..,,., Q "a
Worcester ...,...,.., o "
stolen base--Rickcrt Sacrihce hits Dil,ard.
Rickcrt, Two base lts-Iiannoa. Wagner Madl
son, Three base hit Dcvl!n. struck Out ny hes,
Hes,erfer. q: OH Dupec, s.. H., by pllcher-By
bupee L. Double pays.nrN,ln and oHaRan
MIsfs swsfk sa4 3 worcester. s. Len on beses-Nswark
10: Worccsters. tmpre-1atham Time 4hours
and 20 minutes. httendancc-eoo
AT TORONTO.
RH. z.
Toronto .......2 Il
t,ocbos,er O 0 o q 0-3
batteries Briggs and Taft; Mcfarland and
Evcrs.
AT BUFFALO.
n. n. Z.
Bufrao.....,...3 o - Z
baltimore ...,...-1 o. v " y" -
batteries -Amale and Shaw; Saunders and
Robinson
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Ba,tcd for Chesbro In the ninth inning.

'Ba,tcd for Cnesbro In the ninth inning.
Detroit ...,.,,,.,,,+
New York .......,..... o o o "a
Two base hi, .Rberfeld. Three base hits -Elber.
field, Carr, Courtney, Mcfarland. Sacrifice hit,
Lush. First base on crrors-Detrolt, g. Double
play--Carr and Elherfeld. Stolen base Smith.
First base on balls ON Deering. 5; OF Chesbro, S.
Struck out-lty DeennK 9; by chesbIo. Left on
bascS-Detroit. II: New York. 10. Wild pitches
necrng, 2. I.mplrc--O Laughlin. 1ime-l hour
and SIS minutes. Attendance 5000
CHICAGO a. L.. 8: PHILADELPHIA "a. LIZ, ?.
CHICAGO. May i2.-l was a battle OF pitchers
at the South Side grounds this afternoon between
Roy Patterson and Bender. the Indian Patterson
had than shade the bet er OF II and as result
game
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TnEf N0tea,

:ARATooA, n. Y. May l7.-The raenI stablcs
Le1in1ton viii reach here at an cary date, and Will
70 into active training al liorse Haven. Tbs
Tor the stabllng accommodation OF their running
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American Association.

A. Milwaukee, X ansas City, 7; Milwaukee. g.
~ Columbus Coiumbus. is: indianapolis, a.
AZ Tolcdo--Toledo, S: Louisville. 1.
AZ Minneapolis--Raln
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New York state League.

At Utica-utica, =: Albany, 2.
Al tiion-li lion. 1: Troy. 2.
Al Syracuse--A. j. q O.. 7: Syracuse
At Blnghamton- Binghamton. 9: Schenectady
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'TANDiNo OF THE CLuBs.

DETROIT. 8; NEW YORK "A. L)4
DETROIT. May ~. With three singles and
two triples in the opening inning Detroit
gave Pitcher Chesbro his bumps to-day
Conroy's error was the only costly one. Not
hit the three I previous % bejns OF the scrntoh
order. Elberfeld led In batting and fielding.
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Rr. LOUIS.
ii0t@'N. q Is n 70 5l\
-hattrd iOr plitehRer In elghth inning

81 Louis . O o @ 1 ~
Boston o ia
flfN base on errors boston J: ST. Louis. 3, Lett
On bases Boston. 10; 81. Louis, I. First base on
ppeAS ON Piitcngcr. 2; oil Brown. l. struck out
pl P'itngrr. g. by Plat. !; by Brown, 3. Ihfec
o." hil Grcnngrr Two has. hits-farren
Moran. donovan, Dexter. Abbetichio gl. Gre,n
niger stolen bases Farrell Nichols. Douhle
ga bonner and Tennrv. Wild pitch brown
fhNd bah Moran, Umpire Moran Time - !?
uoNiN attendance > 74s
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Other Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
PcnnsylvanIa ......O o o o % s 4
Brown .............O o 2 o q i-4 o /
Batteries Lynch and Clark; Caldwell and Canss.
AT JASPER OVAL,
R.H. y
Manhattan. ........3 q o 8 o 40 0 10 ia /
Virginia .........O q 0 0 o o. o 3
Batteries-Minahan and Dun: Smith and Schrivcr
AT ADELPHI FIELD.
n. n. Z.
Poly Prep.,,...,. o 90 ia
Batterles-Atkinson. OConncil and Hennessey:
Shea and ID, Miller.
Al W1lmins ston- Cuban X Giants, 3; Wilmington
At Middie,own wesleyan Freshmen. o: Middle
town High School. Q.
At Hamilton Colgate. 81: Hobart, 0.
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Aee,u,, uup,aeed in Newmarket Handicap.

.ypsc1al Cable Despa lch 10 The Sun.
LONDON, May l2.-Herman Duryea's Acc
full a Derby candidate. ran unplaced to-day
in the Newmarket Handicap.
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ysTseE .,nHig,nre n,y '..,'....'i Q %
First base on errors Providence. !; Jersey City :;
Irft on bases-Jerscy City 0; Providence. Q. First
oToBy Barnett. 2. Home run-crsham Two
base hits connoIs hallisan MoGSrpSh g, Hstl,gs .
McManus. Crisham. Armbruster, Stonord; Mul-
ianey Stolen bases Hslligan; Bean: ,Iup Double
niavs Shannon, Connors and Crlsham Hit BY
rritSsh.r"By barnett. Umpirc-Brown. Time
| hour and IS minutes. Mtcndance-0o
NEWARK, 0; WORCESTER. I.
Tev,,n,s three baggcr, with the bases full. was
the chjef feature OF yesterdays game between
Scwsrh A nd Worcester, at Newark.
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WASHINGTON.
rotals....l3 10 "a Is

Two base hits Sebach Mccormick. Kahoe.
Wallace. Donohue, Three base hltsHMartin.
assisted: Wallace. Mccormick and Anderson ~.
Sacrifice hit-nurkett. Stolen bases-hurkett.
Hcmphlll Hcdrick "a. Anderson. Left on bases
ST. Louis. S; Washington, ,. Struck out BY Dong
hue 4: by Wilson. .. First base on balls on VII
son, L. Hit by pitched ballBy Lee. /. Umpire
Sheridan. Time-l hour and 80 minutes Atten-
dance. 100.
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Connecticut League

At Holyokc Holyoke, ~; New Haven,
AZ Springfield Springfield. 3; Bridgeport, I.
Al Hartford-Hartf ford &: Norwich, {,
At Mcriden Mcrden 49, New London. 2.
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New York American League Players Sus
pended.

CHICAGO. May Il. President johnson an
o,,nros thnt hc has suspended Tannehill and
Williams of the New York team for talkin &
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Baseball. Washington Park. y. VI. To-day
Brooklyn VS. Chicago. Admission Soc Adr'

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day, r. NJ.
Cincinnati VS. New York. Admission 5oc'-Ndr
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BROOKLYN.

FRS, base on crrors-Brooklyn. Left on bases
Brooklyn. 5: Chicago. I. First base on balls on
Thelman, s. of Wicker 4. Struck out-By Thcll-
man, / by Wicker 4. Three base hits learn.
BIT Wicker. Sacrihce hits-ShecksId. Schmidt
Stolen bases Harley, Slagle Chance, Lowe ~.
pitched balls BY fhcllman, 2. Umpire-Emslle
Tme-2 hours and 10 minutes Attcndance-2,5oO
PITTsBuRo. 8: PHILADELPHIA IN. Ii. g.
PHILADELPHIA May l2.-Plttsburg defeated
Philadelphia to day In a dull and ls,css game.
which was devoid OF feature outside of a sensational
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at New York: Chicago ~ Brooklyn,
PttsbuTg at Philadelphia; ST. Louis at Boston.
ANnalcAN LaAoUI.
New York at Ectrolt: philadelphia at Chicago;
Washington at st Louis Boston Al Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Rochester at Toronto: Baltimore at Bufalo;
Worcester at Newark: Providence at Jersey City.
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Eastern League.
JERSEY CITY. 7: PROVIDENCE.


Jersey City won It's NTH consecutive victory
al home yesterday by taking ano,hcr game from
Providence a home run by CriSham was feat
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Vanderbilt's Horses Take Two Third Places
Special Cable Despateh TO THE SUN.

PARIS, May l2.-In the races at MaIsons
Iafltte to-day Mr.. ". X. vanderbilt's horses
finished third in two events: Biltmore in
one and Bright In the other.
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back 10 Cafruthels st Boston. Tbs sus-
pensions are for three days, beginning to
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TOtaIS...I B27
'Batted for Dunn In the ninth inning.
'Batted for Gilbert In the ninth Inning.

Cincinnati ...........O o o -
New York ....,.,,....,..0 o 0 Il
New York 8; Cincinnati. S. First base on balls
on Msthewson. l. Struck outuBy Mathew ,l,sS,
Two base hit-Beckiey Corcoran. Magoon. Sac.
Thce h,,.seymou5 stolen ease-McGann Td rirh Hlt
Ewing Passed ball-Peltz. Umpirc-ODay.
Time hour and IS minutes. attendance-s,27o
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PHfLADELPHI
TTBBUR(

,,'Doon batted for Burcheil.
Pit'shurg .,.''..o I 3 q 2 o-s
Philad, iBhla .............2 0 q o %
firSt base on errors pit,sburg 2: Philadelphia,
l. Loft on bases pt,SburG. - Philadelphia, ].
tr'i base on balls on Fraser. 2: on Burchel!, 81
or Kennedy, q. Struck out BY kennedy, l.
Three base hi, Barry. TWO base hlts-Cierke,
Mtch"y. Kennedy, Sacrifice hits Rilchey. Ken
nmedy Stolen basc-Leach. Double play-Brashear.
douglass and Hulswitt. Umpire Johnsstonc.
!lme-i hour and ~ minutes. Attendance-2.2OS
~ ST LorIs ~. IL, 4 BOSTON On, L., O..
BOSTON, May I2.-Costly errors and poor base
LQhn!ng or the part Of the ocals gave ST. Louis to-
"al = game. Both teams bsitcc heavily.
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Baseball. Jersey City. west Side Psrk.
To day. p. N. Providence Va 'erse' wy
p r. r. fcrrIes, Adr
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CHICAGO (N. L., 9: BROOKLYN,

Those who saw the Chicagos beat the
Brooklyns at Washn gton Park Yesterday
were not urprised that .Selees team ia wei!
up in the race. The Ch!cqgos played one Of
generally carry the day. The game. for
that matter, was lively enc on both sides.
but the playing Of the .Chicagos appeared to
have the more ginge in it. because the Chi
cagos outbatted the erratlc Brooklyns.
Pitcher Thielman Of Brooklyn was much less
Of a factor in the contention than was Pitcher
Wicker Of Chicago. individually Johnny
king. the Chicago catcher. was most in the
eye on account of his pair Of long distance
run Other little men who were giants with
the stick were Casey and Slagle. the hard
hitting Of the day being in an inverse ratio
TO the inches Of the batter
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-22

The Russian Empress Anne built a
great palace of ice and on occasions
when the fancy seized her punished
several of her dainty courtiers by COM
Polling them to pass the night in this
great chamber of state, where they
were almost frozen to death.
, The Car Paul, ancestor of the pres
ent emperor Of Russia, constructed a
room formed entirely of huge mirrors,
where he spent hours walking to and
fro in full uniform-a singular taste
for the ugliest man In Russia.
One Of the native princes of Java
cooled his palace by making stream
fall in cascade over the gateway, and
the Indian despot Tippo Sahib placed
beside his dinner table a life size fig
ure Of a tiger devouring an English
officer, the roar of the beast and the
shrieks of the victim being initiated
by hidden machinery.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-22
COURTESY IN THE HOME.
1t Is Essential to Happiness In the
Family Circle.

There is no place where there is
greater need of true refined everyday
courtesy or where ii will be more
greatly appreciated than in the home
circle Yet in how many households do
we see an entire lack of it.
The husband comes in tired and sur
ly, hurries down his meal, gives the
cat kick and departs without one
kind word or gracious act To any one.
The children are noisy and quarrel
some. The mother. tired and nervous,
has only sharp, terminating words
for her husband, the children and the
servant. The whole atmosphere ap-
pears surchargcd with the very Quint-
essence of disturbing and dishearten-
ing elements.
Let a visitor come in to make n
neighborly call, however. and how
quickly everything is changed Both
husband and wife welcome him with
the sweetest of smiles and courtesy
When the visitor departs, he is bowed
out with the most charming grace and
in silver tones invited to call again.
This is eminently right and proper,
but why should not the same consid-
Grafton prevail among those who are
bound to each other by ties of family
relationship-'our own, whom we love
best?" Why should not the wife, the
child, the servant, whom you meet ev-
cry day in the most intimate relations
why should they not. ask, be
vouchsafed some courtesy as we'll as
the guest who calls for brief hour?
"Charity begins at home,' we are
told, and l think courtesy should too.
No one, be he man or woman, can
stand weeks and years of continual
fault finding or habitual discourtesy.
You bow to your next door neighbor
when you meet her in the street and
give her a kind or cordial word. Why
not be respectful to members Of your
own family? Try it. You will find
you Will be happier for it. Your home
will become an ideal one, and every
one will be Influenced to good by the
light which will radiate from it.-Pitts-
burg Press.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-22

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