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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19
SEAL.

or be a free range country.
The house took up and passed b,
a vote of 20 to 5 Senator Foster.
juror bill. the rules first being sus
lpended This bill gives jurors in dis
trict courts 50 day and cents a
mile each way as mileage.
Council Bin 10 50, by Mr.. B1assIn.
gale, an act to legalize the election OF
r. A. Billups, probate Judge Of Wash.
ita county, was unanimously passed
/. House Bill No. 70. an act to pro
vide punishment for certain conspi-.
EacIes, by BallingeE, wss also unari-
mously passed.
BY a vote Of 1s to 6. Ballingers bill
defining the crime Of harboring, aiding
and harboring criminals, went through
House--Afternpon Session.
The house by vote Of 1s to ] this
afternoon passed Council Bill No. 10.
This bill provides that attorneys cau
be admitted to practice only by the
supreme court and provides for a CCln-
mission Of FIVE to examine candidate
in connection with the court.
The following bills were introduc.
ed
House Bill No. 25l-By Jones Of
Logan. an act to legalize the act on of
the city council of Guthrie in allow
one 10, lying next to sewer and not
fronting thereon to 4 be assessed as
six lots
House Bill No 252-By Jones Of
Logan, an act to provide for attorneys
fee when insurance companies are
sued, ana also for the arbitration OF
disputed claims.
House Bill No 253-By NisbetS. ar
act TO allow the Asher Bridge COM
pany to build bridge acroas the
South Canadian river near Asher.
The house then went into comr,it.
tee of the whole and took up consid
Grafton OF House Bill No. "a. ar act
with reference to acknowledgment Of
instruments. At o'clock the matter
was still pending.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19
PLuckY OLD BARON.
Extreme Age Doesn't Precent Him
From Fighting a Duel.
(Bv Associnted rressl

5oda Pest, Feb. ia duel with
swords was fought today between
Baron Fejeryary, minister of national
defense, and Deputy Lengyal, as the
result Of dispute in the Hungarian
chamber, when the minister called
the deputy a liar The baron was
slightly wounded three times in the
right hand. The baron is over 70
years old He declined to refuse or
accept the challenge on account Of HIS
old age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19
oeobbyH

Bobby" the nickname Of D'Artag-
mans long Rapier in the Three Mus.
keteers" is kept busy throughout the
second act in disposing of Richelieus
guards. Never on the local stage
have we Witnessed such sword play
Mr. Guy at DArtagnan, the hot-head-
ed Gascon. is an expert fencer, and he
has all the opportunities he could
wish for 10 display his ability in this
play. Again Miss Inez Mercer as
Queen OF Austria proved her capabili-
~ of Dortraying a character Of the
highest order The entire cast was
well balanced. and the specialties were
stronger than the previous night. M.
Bonner will try TO arrange a return
engagement OF the Guy company. If
the company ever return to the city
they viii be awarded hearty vel
come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19

"A cheap and comfortable way to
travel is in the personally conducted
weekly excursion tourist cars to the
Pacific coast. Through from Mem
PMS without change via 'Rock Island
System" Choctaw Oklahoma anu
Gulf R. R.. and So. Pac. Route and
Union Pacific Route.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19
'eMy Sons, "

said a great business man, "are my
partners and they need all the
strength and courage | can give
them, and he forthwith paid for a
$1,000, 600 policy in The Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New
York Not without the most care
full investigation, however, extend
ing over six months. He was con
vinced by just such facts as led the
President of a National Bank in
New York to make the curious and
shrewd provision in his will, shich
is contained in "A Bankers Will. "
Write for il and also for the
account of the $1,000 600 policy,
"The Largest Annual Premiums.
This Company ranks
Ftysf- la Assets
Fi,x-In Amount Paid roiiey-hoidsTs.
Fiya-in Aye
THE MuruAL Lire INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
RsenApp A. MecUnny Presideut
Thos. ,. Lowe, Manager.
Guthrie. Okla.
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NAVY MAGAZINE sxpLoDEs.
Results in the Death Of Six Work.
men.
tBy Asgociated Press

New York, Feb, l9.-The navy mag
azine at Fort Lafayette, situated at
the entrance to the Narrows on Long
Island, exploded this afternoon killing
six workmen. 1t is reported but lit
tie damage to property resrlted. The
cause Of the explosion is not known.
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rooAvs nARkEra
tBy Associated rrsss.,
Kansas cIty Llve etock.

Cattle. 5000; steady to strong; ma
tive steers, s,25Q5.25; cows and heif-
ers, l.S5@41O; stockers and feeders,
S.OO@465; bulls. 2.s5@415; calves,
2.5OG6.5O.
Hogs, 1000; 591Oc lower; heavy,
6s5@71O; packers. 6.75a6s5; medi-
um. 6.S5@7OO; yorkers. G.2596.47h;
pigs. 6OOQ6.55
Sheep. 5000; strong; muttons, $50
@6.O0; lambs, 3.6O@6.55.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19
LOVELY BILLIARDS.
Germany and Venezuela VIII Resume
Diplomatic Relations.

Berlin. Feb i9-It Is announced Of
hcially here that diplomatic relations
between Germany and Venezuela
have been renewed The new min
ister, Fell Damn win sail Tor Cara.
cas- Immediately
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tiouse.-Yes,etday Afterno,o

House~-Testerday Afternoon.
The committee of the whole recon-
mended for passage House Bill No.
1O1. by Mr.. Decker. an act to authorize
the park board of Rock Island town
ship. in Grant county. to purchase ad.
ditional real estate
The house, in committee Of The
whole, took up the consideration Of
House Bills Nos. SO. lOs and 1884, all
pertaining to the same subject Bill
No. l0s was favorably reported. It
so changes the jury law that in jus
tice and probate courts. in criminal
cases, six shall constitute jury. The
bill also gives justices Of the peace
and probate Judges original iurisdic-
tion to try misdemeanors where fine
IS not owe 500, or 80 days.
The no, passed House Bill No.
95. by Wagner. an act in relation
TO indecent exposure. and also bawdy
and disordefly houses. The operator
Of a bawdy house is Unable IN sums
from 800 10 $500. and renting OF
houses for that purpose is a hisde-
meanor. ~
The house also unanimously passed
House Bill No. i61 by Jones of
Dewey, This IS the herd bill, and
giyes districts the right to vote
whether the shall have herd law,
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COSTLY FIRE.


Springfield, Ohio, Feb 19.-Fire
early today destroyed the new build
ing of the Y. NJ. C. A.. the Fountain
Square theater and several adjacent
buildings causing a loss of quarter
of million. insurance two-thirds.
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The Capitol National bank has The
first worlds fair souvenir gold dollar
@ come 70 Oklahoma Part have n
head Of Jenerson and part Mckinley
Prize 50. Procesds 60 to worlds
fair.
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JURY DlsAeRsEo.

Outcome Of Trial Of John cummins
~ Charged With Murder.
(By Associated PresG.)
Wellington, kas., Feb. 19.-The jury
in the case OF John Cummins, the
farmer accused of killing Anna Dish
man, his thirteen-year-old servant
girl and cremating the body in hay
stack reported disagreement this
AFTERNOON and was discharged. Eight
were for acquittal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19

The secretary Of the interior has
appointed Tams Bixby OF Minnesota
chairman Of the Dawes Indian come
mission. He has been acting 10 that
capacity for several years.
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Stater's ia Brother john at she.
Brooks tonight. Prices i5c.25e. AMI
s5c- w
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RAMSAY Bros,
Guthrie. Okla.
RICHARDS PROMOTED.
Goes From Attorney Generals Office
to the Bench.
(By Associated Press }

lby AssOcIaleu FFebs
Washington, D. c., Feb. 19.-John
X. Richards solicitor general, mas
been selected 20 be circuit judge Of
the Sixth circuit to succeed VIM r.
Day who will be appointed to the SUI
preme court. vice shiras. resigned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19

Editor Everett Purcell is in the ciis
from Enid TO attend the Mcclure ~
ception tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-19

"The Three Musketeers" will be
presented at the Brooks next Sun
day night; Prices 15c CSC 35c, and
soc
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LOST IN BROOKLYN.
Elephant Hunter Achieves Fame in
 Greater New York

New York, Aug. 13.-By the grace of the British consul in New York, sailing home to India with strange tales in his head. is Abdul Khadir, lion hunter and elephant trainer. who achieved local fame by Ios- ing himself fin Brooklyn.
 Dressed in Oriental robes Abdul came ashore from the British ship Indramaya. from Singapore to Brooklyn. to buy A package of cigarettes. The British Cap tain advised him to take little money with him. He obeyed the, captain and lacking money nearly died in Brooklyn streets.
 He lost his bearings and persons could not understand him. During four days he starved and slept in parks. In despair he kowtowed to a passing automobile The occupants took him in the automobile to the department of charities. There he collapsed.
 For days he was taken about the city trying to find a person who could identify or talk to him. In this way the strange party met an officer of the British ship who knew Abdul in Singapore. They talked and Abdurs story was made known.
 While Abdul was wandering his shin had sailed. but with the aid of the British consul the lion hunter has now started on the voyage to his home country.
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a clear lead of two lengths to the stretch. The next furlong she drew away with the utmost and won pulled up with four hard drubbing in the first three races as the favorite won in each event, after being heavily backed Weather, coiudy;
 First race, six furlongs-o -outwai, .s7. q. iHelgerson), 6 to l, second; Our Chap, sS, (H. Phillips1, 6 to l. third. Time, 1:tA 3-s. Saurkraut. Alamode, Codez, Anna J., and
 Second race. six and one-haif furlongs-- Bardolph; il5, Landryl. 1s to 10, won; Tn. Time. 1s0H i:a. Pompino. By Ways. :. psrro. @ Chicago Girl, Curate. Kleinwood. John Powers and Ottertail ran.
 Proviso stake-Nannie Hodge, 100. 1s. Bonner) to 5. won; salto. sS (Adkins) Is to l, second; Father Talent. 1o2 H. Phil
 pi SsSbrv tS s third ard pst IiTs Mson 1m Tryon'
 Fourth race. six furiongs- -McGee, Sli5, Helgersonl, to l.. won: English Lad ,1.z, 6 f,Ip philligs to b,SSc ,sscond %is Gallant 1ls Prince silverwings. skiliful and Aaeri-
 Fifth race. mile-c. B. Campbell. 1o4. (Coleman). 4 to I. second; Bab. %, Ad- kins), to 1, third. Time, 1:40 3-5. In- yentor,. Aline Abbott, Antoiee, Bob idnAAin, OutcH CdTtcr anu 1ay W0uuer ran.
 Sixth race, miles-Christine A, 90. Cole manl. to 3, won; Miracle II, l02, (Knapp), to l, second; Fullback, So. (H. Phtllips). s to 1, third. Time. i:40 3-5. Pat Morrisey, Ulrich, Safeguard, Myth. Gracious, Som ersault, Max Bendix, Silver Fixz. Hick- ory Corners and Dr. Leland also ran. Entries for Today. -.--
 First race. six furlongs, selling-Never fret, Ii; Sweet Tooth, Balm of Gilead, pr. Guernsey 107; Angelo. Mayor John son, 102; Ocean Dream, 10l; Will Shelly, First Chip, 9s; Didona, Albermarle, 96; Morendo. 94; First Attempt, Little Mis- sion, 9S; Goodman, 90.
 Second race, five furlongs-Flo Bob, no; Ghsten, Don Domo 97; William Wright, Copperheld, Touchstone, Blumenthal, Rusk, 95; Allista, Grangeman, 92.
 Third race, special purse, 1000, mile Grand Opera, 115; Dick Welles. IT,
 Fourth race, mile-Dr. Stephens lO4; Gallant, Warte Nicht. Paul Whaley, l0l 1; Lady Kent, St. Tammany, Ss; Gregor K, 98; Talpa, 97; Sidney c. Love, Postmaster Wright, Ahola, Jet, 96. ess
 Seventh race, mile, selling--Collonade 104; Lampoon, Ontonagon, 102: Mexzo, 100: Our Bessie, Lendin, N; Galba, 96; Lord Melbourne, 94; Lady Draper, Vestry, Vol fram, Swift Wing, 92; Lady Matchless, 9l i; Floyd K, Mamselle, 90.
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his left and landed a terrific punch on FOrbes's

his left and landed terrific punch on Forbes's stomach
 The Eastern champion doubled up like jack knife and fell over backwards He lay in the corner of the ring and gasped for breath but managed to get up before ten seconds were counted. Neil went st his man like young tiger and rained a shower the almost de- fenseless Forbes. Another punch in the stom- ney counted him out.
 Nell evidently did not hear the end of the count. for as Forbes struggled to his feet Neil landed another left on the jaw and sent his man under the ropes.
 There was a vigorous cry of ''Four' from the Forbes people. but as their man bad already been counted out it was of no avail.
 Considerabie interest was manifested in this contest. as the men met before when Neil claimed foul which was not allowed by the referee and the decision was given to Forbes
 Johnnie Began of St. Louis challenged ths winner
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Nsmphis [; shreveport 4.

Memphis. Aug. 13.-The locals defeated Shreveport today in a game abounding with heavy batting and high class field ing. Memphis made three errors while field. Werden and Beck made home runs. Umpire Ebright's work was not up to his usual mark and the visitors vigor- ously protested several of his decisions. Attendance. 1000. R.H.E. Shreveport Q. Q. e. ....1l0 600 20o-4 g o
 Batteries-McIntyre and Fritz; Hughey and Grafius.
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At Kinloch Park,


 St. Louis, Aug. 1s.-The KinIoch Breed CTS Association opened a fifteeA days meeting at Kinloch Park today. The flea ture. a free handicap. for 3-year-oids and won by Jordan, who was coupled in the betting with Lady Strathmore at to 5. Taby Tosa was second and Eva c. third. good start with Jordan in front, but soon gave way to Joe Lesser, who set the pace into the stretch, where Jordan came on entry will not be accepted in the future for his showing in the third race. The horse came to the post cold and dull and was beaten off. Weather bad. track siop-
 First race. i've and half furlongs purseZBen Adkins, 100 QaLggins(. ' to 2 ] won: ]Magnoliin. gS'ir,. lGS 9o, tW; Watson). to l third. Time. 1:i1. Kllo. Pretension and Atlas ran.
 Second race. six furlongs, selling-Bld. lory, los CBrideweiD. 8 to i. second: Mimo Ill (Fogg), to 1, third. Time i:1S I-2. Sues Sister. Ruth L.. Geortuga. Prince Creek. Kitty Cut a Dash. impetaous i HSi and
 Third race. mile and seventy yards, sell. 1nSinExsP0 Fsisd 1op ,ssxsqH1 s4 G1oTSelQ to won; Hampstead, 1o4 (NcComas), IS to I. third. Time 1:53. Goo Goo. Chandoo. Countess Clara. Pay the Fiddler, Carrie Hope, kingsselie, Hydrophooia. Reformer and Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth, hand ieap-J!EcrSan !EH 1Os (W; Watsonl, g to 5 second; Eva G.. s tsSeaS sSSiG1G0y5 1o fo l. third bG Time 1:54. Joe Lesser. Orris, Irish Jewel, Light Opera and Lady Strathmore rar. ,od Gifsh race; seven furlongs. purse-Alfio, 1o2 (W. Watson). 6 to 1. second; Doeskin' 102 Uoudonl, to s, third. Time, i:S4' Siah, The Four Hundred. Water Edge
 Sixth race. mile and an eighth-Nearest. l07 (Sheehan). even, won: South Breeze, 1% IF (PeTkins) n,tb1 to l. es SeSsond; Menace, iSi
 Entries for Today. p'"A ran First race. mile and twenty yards. sell ing-Daddy Bender, 90; Exapo, Si; Fero- more & sV 1oi Warner I icS cisa ciass teseT ss Whs ss Algaretta. 10S; Certain. 105; Pay the Fid- dler. 1O5.
 VI second s con race, five fgrlongs, gnrse7port pSadrome, Leech; Dusty Miller. Harbor ti9 ti9n. Pinkyy B.. g: Anyway. 1Os; Rye vaia. Third race. six and half furIongs, sell tng-Dr. Jones, 104: Golden Easter 109: Miss Gould, Maghoni. 100: Stub. iO7; Somerset. Macbeth. 1o9
 Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap-St. fvy. iOl % Matilda io~ fos; oid stoee oes.h lC3 Gt Dorehand. 114; Rainland, Ills.
 F Fifth Ha raeei mile and twenty yards. sell od EOsso MTsde S hynfS ttS S Gsfu plona. 10S; Axares Mission. Charles D., Latson. Reducer. Peat. 1O5; Dawson, Une Sixth race six and half furlongs, sell lng-Detect. 100; Temptress. King Rose. l02; Lord Neville, Duella. 107; El Key, Ciales' los; Theory, l12; Joe Goss. 114.
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Neil Whips Forbes.

san Francisco. Aug. i3.-FrankIe Neil of San Francisco won the bantam weight cham picnship of the world tonight when he landed let swing in the pit of Harry Forbes's stomach In the second round of q scheduled 2o-round light. Forbes. by virtue of holding tho championship. was 2 to favorite in the betting but Nell. in spite of that fact, had many local supporters. In the first round of the fight no effective blows were landed. Forbes appeared In splendid condition and was much the showier bower of the two. But he could not land effectively. When they came up for the second round Neu dashed out with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-14
Little Rock 3-4; New Orleans l-2.

Little Rock. Aug. l3.-LittIe Rock took both games of the double header from New Orleans to-day, though the latter stolen bases in the first inning won the first game, as Dolan kept the hits we'll game won until Montgomery. substitute catcher, made two wild throws to first in the eighth inning, which, with two singles. netted three runs Attendance 2,500. Umpire Keefe. R.H.E. Little Rock 200 o10 o0o-3 New Orleans ............ .010 900 000-1 9 Il and Law.
 Second game R.H.E. Little Rock .............. 900 900 lSs-4 o New Orleans ............ 900 O02 OO0-2 6 s
 Batteries--Watt and Lynch; Hopkins and Hurley and Montgomery.
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Huntsville, Aug. 13.-(special.)-By punching hits in the seventh inning
 Huntsville snatched victory from the Twin City team and won the third straight game of the league series today. Score. to 4; hits, sixteen and six. Bat vile; Welsh and O'Brien for Decatur.
 In shutting out Pulaski at Columbia fo- day. Briggs pitched his fortieth inning in which his opponents have secured but one score. In the eighth, Columbia made seven unearned runs. Hits. Columbia, iS: Pulaski, 5. Batteries, Bridges and Merrill for Columbia; Bryde and Barnes for Pu-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York e-o: St. Louis a-7.

New York. Aug. B.-New York won another double header today, beating St, Louis. Matthewson and Brown both pitched well. In the second game Miller was accorded wretched support. but the s,742.
 New York .. .. .. eco. .0f0 00i lOs-6 0 St. Louts.. .. .. .. ..000 600 2O0-2 8
 Batteries-Matthewson and Bowerman; Brown and O'Neill. '
 Second game
 New York. .. ., ..322 11O OOs-e T St. Louis ,....... .. :. 400 00i OO2-7 '
 Batteries-Miller and Bowerman; Cur rie,, Murphy and Ryan.
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Summary-Struck out, by Wilson s, by Stockdale o; bases on balls. by Wilson {, by Stockdale 2; hit batsTnan. Stockdale; sacrifice hits, Wilson, Childs; stolen bases, Crozier 2, Bridewell; two-base hits, Winters; three-base hits. Stoclxdale; home runs. Lauzon; passed balls. Clark, Mat g Somerv Time Im "oSe os game A a:io ymnire Sne- Robinson. Attendance e60.s
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ALBANIA FANS DISGUSTED
 AT ROBINSON'S ROBBERY
Link Stckney and Clark Made Fast Double in 7h Clark Mailing Crozier at Plate, Umpire Calling Him Safe. Game Should Have Ended to 2in g
 Favor of Montgomery 8

game full of errors and heavy hitting this afternoon. Anniston defeated Gads- den. The Gadsden team has been mate- rially strengthened by the addition of sev- eral players of the old TalIadega team. The fielding of Stonch and Bullard of An- niston was the feature of the game. Score by innings: RI Fl E
 Anniston :. .......... 40 s1 Oos-io IA Gadsden .. .......... .30i O03 O02-9 l2
 Batteries-Stevenson and Gamble; Ham
 Schwenck and Fisher. Attendance, 300.
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BEAT OUT AT THE WIRE
TAM o'sHANTER AND ELSIE L.
 ARE oUTRUN.
After Racing Together All the Way, They Are Beat Out in the Stretch by Virgin
 Soil.

Saratoga, Aug. 13-The attendance was large at the track of the Saratoga Asso- ciation today. The sport was fair, although the fields were much depleted by reasons Of withdrawals, only three horses going to the post in two of the races The Amsterdam. a mile event for 3-year- olds and upwards was the star event. Six horses faced the starter, but Highlander was left at the post. As they came out of the chute Tam O'Shanter and Elsie l.. showed in front. They raced together all the way, but Callahan found an open ing in the stretch between them through which he steered Virgin Soil. winning by three parts of a length.
 First race, seven furlongs-Hermis, 128 (Odom) to ?, won; Mollie M, 103 Jen- kins) 2 to 1, second; Rigodon, 1l4 (Gannon) to l, third. Time. 1:2S 2-5. Ingold also ran.
 Second race, five and one-half furlongs- ada. Ill (o'NeilD 1 to 5. second: Hoceo. 9l (ColemaD 200 to 1 third. Time, 1:l0 Sailor Knot, Auf Windersehn, Monster, Latheron, Destiny, Towner, Mildred, I. M. and Benderill also ran.
 Third race, mile-Yardarm, 10S (Odom) 13 to 5, won; Bad News, 101 (O'NeiID even second; Payne. 1o5 (Redfern) 13 to 5, third. Time. 1:42 4-5.
 Fourth race. the Amsterdam, miIe-Vir- gin Soil. 9s (H. Callahanl t2 to l, won; Elsie L., s1 lReed) Is to 5. second; Tam O'Shanter. io3 (Gannon) 1S to 5. third Time. 1:42. Counterpoise and Irascible also ran. Highlander left.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Wotan, 11s (Hicks) 9 to 5, won; Toledo, 115 (Bullman) B to 5. third. Time. 1:17 2-5. St. Jolly, Blackamoor, Don Don also ran.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth on turf Flying Ship, 106 (O'NeilD even, won: Stamping Ground. Ill (Fuller) 3 to 2, second; CarbuncIe, 1os [Redfern) 6 to I. third. Time, 1:50.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, mile. selling Rock, Satire. 1ss; Trinity S' ssI 1ss: @ Hessss Hosssto rlaIs TSs Planet, Col. Padden. log; Goldsby, Scof- fer asv lCe; Radgop Bob PlllitarS The Regent ss;
 Second race. six furlongs-Inchbruck Prince of Pleasure. ,ll5; oFleetful, Oars, ship, Avlgon, Dr. Bissei, Lenarka, Pu- get; IF; Bolino. Nun. Rockmart. Albany
 Third race. mile and a furlong. handi- ga, 115; Lord Badge. Gold Bell, 1OS; Iras- cihle, 94; Agnes D., 90.
 Fourth race. the Troy, selling, five and iO7; Avenger. 10s: Bath Beach. 1oS: ppf9fl. piv1T. ation, 102; Reveille. 100; Dick Turpin, Si; Tender Crest. %;
 turf stTeet sas ii nlE'efqtS Fo4SasS S Satire, Lord Advocate, 106; Trinity Bell. 1St 1ot' B BirGh ,. Broom. 1Os: Tiara. 1Ol; Ank'
 Sixth race, live and a half furIonEs-- Bluish. Rockaway. Otto stifel. Signet Ring. Dutiful. Goldsaint, Juvenal Max i'm, Flexfon, Exclamation, Auf Widerse- Redman, Briar Thorpe, Dolly Spanker, For Luck, 100.
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Birmingham .; Nashville 6.

Nashville. Aug 13-Birmingham pound- ed Bailey hard in the seventh and eighth innings and won the game. Triton was batted hard at the beginning, but settled down and pitched effectively,
 Nashville. =. .... .. .. ..OlS Ii0 ooo-6 B Birmingham .. e. q. ..00l 100 230--7 lS 4
 Batteries-Bailey. Deaver and Fisher: Triton and Millertck.
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can do it with poultice before the fight and hide the red blotch under his tights or he can do 1t with . hypodermic injection between the rounds. So have suggested that a physi- clan look both men over thoroughly before the night. It Is a formality that might mean much"
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At Harlan.

Chicago. Aug. 13.-Nanie Hodge, backed from to 1 to to 5. won the Proviso selling stakes at Harlem today. Saltok, at 16 to l, was second, a length in front of Father Talent The winner shot to the front at the drop of the flag and had
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League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Atlanta--Montgomery 2; Atlanta s. At Little Rock-(First gane) New Or leans T; Little Rock 3 lSecond game) New Orleans 2; Little Rock {.
 At Memphis--S {: Memphis 2.
 At Nashville Birmingham z; Nash