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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12
Fine Racina for Detroit.

Detroit, Mich. April n.-From the en- try list in the stakes announced tonight the meeting of the Detroit Jockey club on the Crosse Point track June to 20 will outshine anything in the line of thoroughs bred racing ever held in this vicinity. The six stakes have attracted the follow Ing number of entries:
 The International derby, one and a quarter miles, 5000, guaranteed GA entries the Campau stakes, one and one-eighth miles, $2500, IT entries; Hotel stake, six furlongs, handicap S10o0 added, 73 entries i; Press stake. six furlongs, selling, 5000 added 7S entries; Country club stake, one mile sl0O0 added, 9S entries; Kindergarten stake. five furlongs, for wo-year-olds, 5000 added S2 entries.
 McChesney and Advance Guard are both named in the Campau stake, and their owners have assured President Campau that they will meet the engagement.
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fielded the ball, but he let 1t go by, leaving 1t to Lawler. Lawler made a hard reach for the ball and got one hand on it. but not in time to cut the runner off at first. Corcoran hit for two bags, sending Nor risey to third. McGoon, who batted for Steinfeldt, hit a long fly to Duffy and Morrsey scored on the throw. The next two were easy outs and the score stood tied. At the request of Cincinnati, Sorber called the game so as to allow the Reds to catch train for home, and 1t was all off.
 Birmingham has two games with St Paul American association Monday and Tuesday, and this will end their practice with fast company. They have two or three games with amateur clubs and with this will be in fine shape for the opening of the season Saturday week.
 The tabulated score follows:
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VIII not only save you distressing pain and valuable time. but will cost you less money. There is also satisfaction in knowing that the very best possible treat ment Is being given to you by compe- tent physician who has experience in such matters and is capable of curing you in the quickest and most perfect manner possible I have treated private diseases as a speciality for the past fifteen years in the city of Birmingham. and I am therefore known to great many. But if you are not acquainted with me. re- fer you, with permission. to First Ma, tionaI bank, Alabama National bank Jefferson County Savings bank anc Steiner Bros. bankers. as to my responsi. bility for my contracts. l cure many pa tients by mail treatment. Write for prices and terms.
 do not use large advertisements and false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fail to be cured by such methods. give me a call and get well.
 Address Dr. Y. B. Holloway, 1s0115 Sec ond Avenue Birmingham. Ala.
 Office. Second avenue and Eighteenth, opposite postoffice.
 office Hours: s:30 a. m. to 5:3o ?. u. Sunday. 10 a. m. to 12 m.
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ANALYSIS FREE.

 the Deparm with advice charge
  der andb food, and
  spond in narcotic
  hmuan digestion
 
  storeor direct5 H A full of sediment of odor positively do gently
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Southern University Easily Beaten By
 Tuscaloosa Team.

Tuscaloosa, April 11.-(SpeciaD-Th last of the series of games between the Uni- versity of Alabama and the Southern university was played on the university campus and was won by the University of Alabama by a score of IS to :. The entire game was very much of a drag, as both the previous games had been won by the varsity. The features of the game were Skinner's stop at short and Young s
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HOSTETTER'S

Is entitled to the highest praise as a family medicine if you judge it by it's merit and record of cures during the past fifty years. No other remedy can take it's place because it Is the best that science can produce as cure for Belching, Heartburn, indieestion Bill ousness, Dyspepsia, Insomnia, and Nervousness. It is also an excellent tonic and blood purifier. Don't fall to try 1t. It has never been known to fail.
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Summary: Three base hit-Donlin. Two base hits-Wheeler. Duffy, Brown. Bases on balis-Off Clarke, 2; off Wheeler, 1; off Pool, B. Hit by pitched ball-By Clarke, 1; by Hahn, 1; by Pool, 1. Struck out-By Wheeler, 1; by Clarke, l; by Pool, 8; by Hahn, g. Stolen bases--Keley. Sacrifice hit-Millar Time of game. 1:35. Umpire, Sorber. Attendance, 1150.
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above a of Electric Cabinet
  interest in the scientific
  of those afflicted Seture Warts Mo and other ills and bemhes of the skin  hide reasonable than the who
 
  tcty Come and will show talking about
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DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
Physician and Surgeon.

Three-fourths of the persons who come to me to get cured of Syphilis. Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Structure, L O s 1 Manhood and other private diseases have tried to get we'll by using oth- CT means. Why not come as soon as you find that you are afflicted? It
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of the flesh will be surgeons skill But to be fully equipped as well
 
 our leading shed blood will
  noh work hut will methods of the humane and successful schools of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12
SIS HOPKINS PARED BADLY. Detroit Pounded Him Hard and Shut
 Out Montgomery.

Montgomery, April 11.-(Speclal.) l.)-De- troit played all around Montgomery to- day. Sis Hopkins essayed to pitch for the locals and the Detroits smashed out just fourteen good ones, Carr sending one over left field fence. Score by innings:
 R.H.E. Montgomery :. .. 0o00O010O-1 Detroit. .. .. :. 70 8 0 ? 2 0 0 *-S IA 2 Batteries-HoplSins and Manners;- Kis- singer, Deering, McAllister, Beulow.
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n
 
  if
 
  months should lose druggists will relieve and a all disease  ney or
  a milky contains
  neysa al
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Flowers given away to the ladies to day at the Riverside Dairy and Cafe, with the lunches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

The Lunch served daily at the Metropolitan Cafe is with out an equal. NFt5sy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

Whiskey Department
 Jacobs Pharmacy, 200-2ll N. 18th Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12
Howard College Wins.

Howard College defeated Pratt City in a pretty game of ball at. Tuxedo park yesterday by a score of to 2.
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Rheumatism Synois Obesity Morbid affections o andw
 have been bombardd with pills drenched with drugs pou Hot scd and squeezed and still have and rheumatism
 
 swelling stimulate action stfened ssse A.ssgaz sS Ssisez /,
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GGE@s DRS. ngaa E DOzIER & co, NSy SOUTHERN MEDICAL ZM} M. D., DENnFNCknV !.
 NEENNAnH, SURGICN bND FIFGTR0 THFRApFIITlG INSTlTIITF
IL AND ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE
2O27 tl2 First Ave, Cor. Fist St.

strictly highcass Institute for the Scientific Treatmen of all Chronic Nervous Rectal Bood Skn Genito Urinary and female Diseases Cancer, Consumption, Rheumatisn and Morbid conditions of Heart, Lungs and Liver.
 successful Medical Institute in the Women We Syphilis of the sin after the will written bona fde which treatment Our preparation compete our facilities unequaled medical the Southern States
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 to which m back
  had in
 
 
  and Warmers a he kidney trouble
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Heart Disease In the Ninth.

Cincinnati came up for her try with the stick and several persons were immediate ly stricken with heart disease in the grand stand. Morrisey who was first up. connected safely by sending one roll ing down the infield. Clarke should have
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THERE'S The splendid assortment
 of artistic novelties in unTUluG picture frames shown by WOiusssO the w. D. Colby Decorat- sIvr ing Co.,, 2023 First ave LINE nue, to be seen anywhere else in this state
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else in this state.
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"sAFE CURE" CURES RAcKAcHE.

HON. J C. PETERSEN. Plymouth Ave, Minneapolis MI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-09
Mu 0as Hnblifull1.

Die rSreie 8reHe" bat iber 4OC
etablirte Ieenturen inn Staote, tpirf
an iiber 700 8oitofficen nerlanbt, unb
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I'm 8erein nit an1eren riibrieen 2o=
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Die nSreie Brefe", tpp es iib barunl
banoelt, Die oeutihe Bep0lferung gu
erreiben, oas bette Slmseige @aes
Sinm i'm gtaate Seras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
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IN the State of Texas.
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In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
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Sir $500 uaa 9eutialano.

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tperoen i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT grD=
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ten bringen, als Die beutl1en 3eis
tungen ielbit. Die n5reie Brelie fir
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geianot tuirb, elm lebr gern ee1ebener
@ait uno fann iib riibtnen, Mnerz
fennung uno 8Iroigung gu finben,
tpie aus 5ablrei9en Briefen an ans,
iDpie an Dieienieen. tpelbe bas Blatt
an ibre 8ermanbten ihifen, berpDrs
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Gertpanbten
uno Jreunoen cine Sreuoe ertpeiIen,
ibnen elm niIfomnenes @el1enf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fiir iie bic
n5reie 8reife fir 9eras". Das Sns
tereiie fir geraS, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb bic @egenb, po Die
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Samslitber SserSrmi,.

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guiiten.
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"''SIu't u'tp ToApltS <t'll lo'Si'uj
ipollte mir gar ni9ts eliiden. Sa bob
t6 bungern gelernt. l1nb bdmdIs
fdrieb i'd au9 an bic Mutter unb-
befam meinen Brief unerDffnet unb
ungeleien 5uriid. !9inten auf benz
| 3oupert, ba itanb meine Mbrefe-"
st bob ben aopf. Sein Bid blieb auf
einem gerabmten poiteabilb boftep,
bdss iiber benz altmobii6en 59reibz
fefretar 6ing @r itanb lansIam unb
tpuAtig auf unb trat an bas Bib
beran. @s 5udte iiber Iein @eii9t.
yDas 1T fie," fagte er balblaut. vunb
i9 lpar i6r oiebling. 9lber lie fonnte
nidt pergeifen. Sic mar bart, bart"
Gr itrid nit benz 3iiden ieiner Sonb
fliihtis iiber Die 9lusen.-,@i
On, Srise-oamdfs, als ich ben 9rtef
5uriidbefam. oa ging cine srobe Manb@
lung in mir bor. 90 fpurbe ih er{t
Elm Mann. Well, iaste i'd mir. Gu
bait feline 9eimatb mebr, feline Gltern,
9ef4piiter uno 5reunbe. Stebit aana
allein Nun made aud, mas Dn
pi[lit. Do tpurbe i9 5teintrdaer;
bann 8ieraapfer; bonn anberes, ni9ts
8eferes g5 mar 10 Der 2ebr= unb
Werbegqns Der Meiiten, bic bier
59iff6rud erlitten boben. llno eines
Soges lab i'd auf einem S9uiterf9e=
mel. 9as mar Der 4nfang meines
@liids. 9ie So9ter meines prinais
pals ipurbe meine Trau. Seute bin i9
Elm gema9ter damn unb babe Elm ries
iiges Waarsn6aus, unb Der gfome
2ebn-"
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beige bo9 nun etnmal 10. limb"
y9oit Du Define Jrau mitsebra6t2"
fiel Der @eneral Elm. Gs NOR erIi6tz
ltd: er tpo(Ite gr0rterunaen abidnei:
ben, bic tbm unansenebm fparen.
Der 8ruber f6iittelte ben Ropf.
pSie tit ldneit tobt. meine CUTE 9(lte.
Iber i'd babe atpei Rinbsr, bic fnb
mttgetommen. - 5ribe, fentilnsntals
/ yetgnnsen femme i6 ni1t. sd bin
re4t prottif9 setporben. Mber nun bic
Mutter geitorben unb ber @er6arb,
iibertam mid bod auf einmal bic
5ebn1u9t. Gs mar fpie Elm ssieberz
dnfaG. Sd nollte . f nod NAL
tpieberieben-"
gr itredte benz General bic aroBe,
rauhe, berorbeitete 9anb entseeen. Der
nobm lie unb briidte iie berali9. Oo9
er mar unrubig babel; ct bate bos
Gefiibl, als miiife nod irsenb ettpas
febr Satales fommen.
+ sd glei9e in Dem einen puntte
nidt Der Mutter, grnit," eripiberte er.
sd t a n n neygefen-unb tbu' es
germ. Gs lit mir eine e6rlide sSreube,
Did nod einmal tpiebereeieben gu baz
ben. 8eben uniere MnIi9ten unb Qlnz
1hauunsen audi bunbertfa9 auseinan<
ber-mein @ptt, mir iinb 8riiber-unb
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grnit?"
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8ub lit Der jiingere, tit erit eff SABRE;
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gia nennen mir i6n Sin Yrafts
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m1b 1T Siebaebn."
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aft tuie meine 9(nno. Die hat am %.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-09
Gus Baris miro beridtet: Das

= Mus Yaris miro berihtet: Das
berrlibe 2urembourgs Balais, in tpelf
hem Der fran5Dliide Senat taat unb
in tpelhem bic befannte grDbe @e=
mdloe-@ @aqerie untergebrabt lit, 1T
in bebentliber @efabr, tpie groBe
Spriinge uno 0aiiie in ben Mauern
bas anbeuten. Cine unterlu6una
bat ereeben, baB Die oarunter liegens
ben 3atafomben Dem @initurse nabe
iino. Nub oer berrlibe 2urembuurg'
8art iit baourh ldmer gefdbrbet.
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am 9. Sanuar in &iel ieinen 80.
@eburtstaa. Brof. gsmarb iit be-
fanntlib NIT elmer 9ante Der oeuts
iben GaiIerin perbeiratbet.
@ah elmer pon General GDtba
in Bret0ria gemabten Dfficiellen Mits
tbeilung beliefen iih bic in europa
uno in Mmerita fir bic 8uren ees
ianmelten 6iilfsaelber &aes in &qem
auf 1925, 900.
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aa- Cine tpunoerib6ne 5abrt lit
Die entlang Der 9iiuer &nenue NIT
Der StraBenbabn Doer 8utlbe. Ober=
balb bem 8radenrioae Bart an=
gefommen, febre man in 6enrp
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: Sarben, Dele. Biniel &c. er-
bdltlib bel
InteriDn & &nterfDn,
217 uno 219 oft 6ouiton Strase.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
Young CORBETT WELL AGAIN.
Ready 70 Go On with His Fistic Engage
ments-NiII Fight Ben Jordan.

Young Corbett IL himself again, and his
manager, Harry Pollok. announces that the
champion will GO on with his fistic schedule
and fulfil all his engagements In the ring.
At the present time Corbett has three matches
Oh. one with Sammy Smith. one with Hushy
Murphy and one with Terry McGovern. 1t
Is said that the last hght will be decided at
ladelphia on July 4. in the open air. Such
a bout, in the opinion Of the sports. would
he very interesting and would draw large
crowd. Corbett's mill with Smith will take
place at Philadelphia two weeks from next
Wednesday night and will be limited to six
rounds.
Corbett says that he Ia now taking the best
Of care of himself as he realizes that 1t does
not pay TO he In poor condition. Corbetts
brother Jimmy. q lad about 10 years OLD
has Joined the champion. Corbett IL going
to make a Jockey Of his brother. who is said
to be just as compactly built as the puGiiist
Terry McGovern's younger brother Phu Is
also Jockey. Regarding his future plans
Corbett had this to say: 49, -
MY next important fight will be with
Ben Jordan and We will meet before one 9f
the San Francisco clubs some time next fall
look upon Jordan as one OF the best En- sitsh
lighters In the business and a victory over him
would go a long way in making me card
with the English sports. As l expect to visit
that country | will try my utmost to win.
II I don't 1t will be because Jordan Is my
superior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
MORPHINE, OPIUM, COCAINE.

SsANo every sass h " Union show ms s"s'ass. "7,
h,bm. many States constantly being enacted to hsas " Ne We
Aosptins Opium nd Cocaine .. 49,. ,...
But NO hs.on the wfu need for the drug from "o.e VINO
. .. h,h,h,d IA use Once formed 10 clutch deadly snd
eoc,oy ushssna institute have hitherto zee" aos
cone with thb Every effort toward that end ho proved es W.
may Of ess unurueus have psysd upon the Despair ' ~
.oosh. et h.n BY promises which could not b Psd0'nsA
d. Greene have been listened 10 BY Thousands year NJ"
C,m.s Nall and Grand his sd absolute cure s 0oS oao~
,nv and ever. .ss knowing the family and friends Of ss VINO ne
s.,t.d 10 ne dvs ~. aax has devised plan by which M treat
may secured practically no cont hs pa" s o'so'sN " VI
k,,s M, .Dnd benefit, ousands o. 1H'es
q -.
IN. .. and .u,snes effected by Dr. Greene De"e a.
ou, Tn hahxus will Be relieved o" the power Inc
ds from the besn and need never take nor never e
ohr s.a even though been using fifty to SIXTY sHs pa eay
approximately The tsatmeas lasts se" two 70 "s' """ ' ~
. .. ~ c.....
To cur. ten thousand p.op. sra. trouble within ye Dr. Gssns'
c h .d ,rount ue. 10 free that would b called By
anyone else Lev careful about misleading shlsnsaAA .
Sufferer, habits 70 whom ibis announcement comes &c ""e an
a, w,xe once those who need thb treatment arc "S'
10 eoopsrats Address Dr. Gassns o Fifth Avsn" New Ssh
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to New Rochelle. Pelham Manor, is ten
as to 30 minutes. AT Pelham Manor station
you can telephone to the host and he Will
send Q carriage for you.
A seven-minute drive over well-kept
roads and through aisles OF fine shade
sfss gSs 70 p hs NM baT ON PAX ns
the entrance to the New York Athletic
Clubs summer home, which Ia announced
to you by signs worked In flowers on bill
side beds. The Park Commissioner IN
charge Of Pelham Bay Park d apparently s.rn1tC,
In as excellent state a. II he had nature
and the elements at his command. Swing.
ing along the roads which wind around
the small hills one IL brought suddenly In
view f Of the Inn which has. has the most COM
You have had gimpses Of water as you
drove, the placid front Of Pelham Bay
at the western end Of Long Island Sound
but here stands the inn overlooking 1t al.
The body Of the house is fashioned Of great
blocks OF stone which make a cool interior
even in days Of off-shore breezes when
the exposed places are tried by the suns
heat. Grassy lawns slope down. to the
road which edges the water Old trees
with spreading branches cast GOODNESS s
porohes reach out from the stone walls
Of the inn and offer a place for the dinner
tables where, in the solace Of breeze, one
can look out upon the waters and study
the picture of moving sails against the
changing wonders OF sky and sea.
Sitting in sight Of the white marble Of the
winged heel the arriving Of automobile or
coach may be seen at a far turn through
the woods as IL noisily draws up or passes
on along the road by the water through the
park. Here. as at the other inns. gathers
a mixed company which must interest
the observer by it's completely. The sturdy
German in new blue suit and white tie
has brought his children and his children's
wives and husbands to help him spend
some Of the money he has accumulated
with a generosity that appalls the race
track plunger at the next table. and In
spite OF his rude manners displays an ability
to choose a dinner with all its accompa nj
ments Of which any gourmet might be
proud.
Nearby are three women between 20
and IS years old who we're brought IN a
private trap with a liveried man. They
are trying to deport themselves according
to the large-tvped books Of etiquette, but
there Ia in evidence the rouge that cries
the deception, Men who have conn in
storage place for their sticks discuss
their high balls in the cool OF a corner while
one OF their number sleeps serenely In a re-
Ginning chair in the deep-shadowed room
OF the veranda.
On Saturdays and Sundays the crowd
at the inn is largest and the by-roads
are filed with automobiles and coaches
OF contrasting colors. From the New
York Athletic Clubs island many members
strike over to the inn for n taste of it's good
things and a restful hour on the veranda:
Since F. Hopkinson Smith discovered
and made famous the Hermitage at Viii.
liams Bridge, which is readily reached
by train from the Grand Central Station.
it has had its share in the favor OF tourists.
many Of whom find walk through Bronx
Park the most picturesque way OF reach
inc n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
CYCLIST .M'LEAN WINS.
Precautions Taken to Prevent Accidents
on Revere Beach Track.

BosroS, June e.-will stinson, Hugh
Mclean and Joe Nelson were scheduled
to ride a 2)-mile motor-paced race at
the Revere cycle track this evening; but.
on account OF the recent accident to Harry
Elkes. 1t was decided to avoid the risk Of
similar one by racing two men at time
in shorter heats. The first heat, one OF
ten miles, was between Mclean and Nelson.
Nelson's motor did not work very we'll and
Mclean had no great difficulty In winning
out, the time being Is minutes 2 IS seconds
The second heat. also q ten-mile affair.
was between Stinson and Eelson. Nelson
went TO the front at once and had almost
Tapped the Cambridge cyclist when he
lost his pace, and before he hooked on
again Nelson had Tapped him twice. The
latter retained his lead, winning In IL min
utes a 2-5 seconds.
The Anal heat, one Of Ave miles, went to
Mclean. Nelson waa his opponent. and
the latter was doing web when he dropped
away. from his motor and Mclean Won
The time was minutes s. seconds. Nebon
w0st football helmet. and all the uAce-
IaaksEs were sinilariy protsoted,. /.