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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-09-04

necessary to glance over the intclli-
gent faces to be impressed with the
fact that the children of Hartford
county are having held forth to them
better opportunities for education
than we older ones ever dreamed
would be practicable considering tho
amount of money spent for this pur-
pose. No county in Maryland can
excel us and we are equalled by few.
Tie underlying principle of success
that attends the work Of the public
schools of today i'll Hartford countyis
the fact that the question of
politics never enters into the manage
mcnt Of pedagogical affairs. At the
time that the School Commissioners
were appointed by the Judges, this
stand was taken by our present repre-
sentative, who now wears the erminc,
and fitness was the only question con-
sidcrcd The school law ofMaryland
NOW provides for the same require
ment as present results show.
The taxpayers deserve their share
Of credit for the manner i'll which our
schools are conducted, forno matter
how dire their distress has been, they
have ALWAYS contributed Il liberal
amount to keep up our local institu-
tions. The money is well spent and
faithfully accommodation. tits the aim
to practice the most rigid economy
as the books will show. The school
board has always been fortunate in
selecting a good executive chief and
the present incumbent, Mr.. Charles
7. Wright, is no exception to the rule.
He has made school work his life
study and was reluctant to give up
an excellent position in order to take
his present place. Duty seemed to
demand this, however, and his work
has shown that the School Commits
siouers made no mistake in their
choice
We are glad to have the school
teachers with us and mingle in their
society. 1t cannot fail to have its
good effect on the local community
and we hope in return that the fair
members ofthe gentle sex, who largely
go to make up the corps, have found
this week one of pleasure as we'll as
profitable instruction. They leave
us today to scatter throughout the
county, and take charge of the little
tots who, in the near future, will
step forward to fill our footsteps i'll
suc! branches of life as their inclina-
tons may lead. The hope of this
country is that we will always tend
towards better things, and with the
present efficient school corps we can
expect such results. The teachers are
mouders of opinion and the seed that
they sow todayin the tiny minds will
sometime develop into great facts
and wonderful achievements. MAY
the better order of things continue to
prevail, is our sincere hope.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-09-04
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The present Teachers Institute is a
pleasing prospect when we look for
ward to the men and women of our
county in the future. 1t is only
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-09-04

REGISTRATION.

The following is The provision OF the Act.
passed at the session of 1902. and relating to
the registration oi persons moving into
Maryland from some other State, District or
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-09-04
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,

On Monday, September 18th, 1903
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-09-04

situated in the third election district of liar
ford county. on the public road leading from
Wcbsters Mill to Elsncr's Corner. adjoining
the lands of l. W. Gorrcll and Bro. and the
Walsh estate. cont aininp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
GOOD OLD RULES FOR SUCCESS IN LIFE

Unfortunately thew no NE
alOAcms,s Modern philosophers ie
aehemss have given az the search The "yhsm have found
wihia each and the philosophers
there toe aio the secret Of success
Forces that now ana dcct The
Ia What one Woald regard a. eFhan,
s ssSSs. " os '''''' = "''''' '''''''
Many millions o. n. look upon the possession
and vefihy devote their lives
they have Won All they had hoped
ase what the wise realised before TIA, such sue
sAsfynK glorious visions TO their eyes,
the Parehed earth no springs Tor the msses "eA
sunshi nt
We arr :. constituted in our emotions
crsns shna =, STRANGER
t by ne mshy eeaaaeror OF srea' city.
would changc We more
than the recipient butter
ny throw ca ehrysais and become worm asan
passing completely fr0'n the
caterpillar buay Aad lust cur hshe'' P's
what essais s,ss' Is to The
hans y.elaie them TO soms
n that Ne violate 'hsn We fs-
aeforned and the thihE va has
Ths Is ne secret by which may be
.ap's and teey are familiar dsFs "'e ' q , -
honest bound to ta s~n'uAi
tas he l. rags wi time eoa'sH
destroy corrupt 4s~iv
Of ass@oessy WI ruth any ehafasgsf - -, 49,. ,,v
EARNEST words thoughts and actions hsVe tFe "g
1t - the renes sssen
srx r. ssrn machine Guns the foe
automatically ares another and another and 80 on 20 's % p
force Of brain and heart Al NN % ~
nE coNTTnEr Tn. anereuee between
vita What Il has al
Do far better IA he
future coundsne possibility.
0sh Ths Who assrass himself
IA ether qualities steam
Sod and plenty Of fas' unssr r.
always with smiles hs
circumstances Il cultivate H.
TRUTHFUL Tuhanesu Sos no, consist alone IN telling ne
s-Ss-- .,.s....
Is me rar larger snam
suees-ds not Musician but
sAe~s Ahoa magic and ass the
his n does ne stop 70 oasider
his he only
hard enough The slope VII
Of themselves
n whether his station
be OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

The present plans OF the De for-
est Wireless i'ciekraph company con-
template the installation Of their
system OF wireless telegraphy al
many points On Puget sound,
hremertun viii probably be the frat
town Go be pat tn communication
with Srattle by thia means, other
towns viii be added as rapidly as
incrpasins business will warrant
w a. clark Of tho kilhourns-
Clarke company. who ia the LEGAL
representative ~ the 10 Forrest com-
pany. stated today that towers and
stations viii be erected al various
Sound paints a. soon a. possible af-
let the tower station that u 20 be
built ON Queen Anne hin In cQtn-
plsted
the no Forest system" added
Mr.. CLARKE, La no experiment now
aF possibility 90 the fture II ~ an
actual fact A crew ~ eight men
l. at work az Cape Flattefy, enKags
ed IN the construction q the three
towers and the buildings that that
station Nill require. 1lts Il the
first station IN cur American
A~iatic system. As soon 80 q Il
finished, which will he Va nbout two
months works On the Dutch Haf-
hor station Will b. commenced and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH /
WILL CONNECT THEM
All Important Puget Sound Points Including Gov
eminent Military Stations. 10 Be Reached
BY Do Forest System From Seattle

when that il completed. work viii
be begun at Meme.
AT each place two months VIII be
required ar the erection q the tow
srH aud the station building. and twu
months more fcf the complete equip
meut % the stations.
la addition 10 the stations at
Dutch tiarbor and Nome We Will
establish one AT Naldes aud uiiim-
ntslY every government furtincas
tlon. not only ia Alaska, but on
the sound viii be equipped with the
ns Forest system.
Some ~ the war vessels or the
United states now have. and In A
short time ali viii have, apparatus
Of sufficient power 10 send messages
a distance Of 1000 miles.
We have not as fos definitely de-
rided Is 90 the towns on tho Fnuud
whsra We will ereot stations, bat We
viii place them wherever thors VIII
10 sufrrisnf business 20 Warfa ~
their construction
Afr. clark declares that the sys, esn
~ the Pacific Wireless TsleArn ph
company. which A. 4. New ~ esn
Francisco recently stated would be
installed throughout Alaska, Il =
direct infringement on the DE Forest
Patents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
A WOMAN'S MIRACLE

John Green BRADY governor the
street EaFn
baekinE hs Just
BRADY 50 oth arahs- called him
d shpped out wfat
Of and tod his wife
thought ought 70 taks one
spinnsn IL The
lot
lie Brady
pharseaogY Of Indiana You can't never ten
= calf
nfusne~
world would give him
a hanre.
Brady and ieft al hts Old we behind h
John Green Bra d.
boy through the grades and
Of and
through Yale eolsss Then he
a the brSt9Fsa
man IN Goa appointed
Boy an
TOWARD THE WORLD A BRAVE AND sAiiiSG FACE
AND
WOMAN.
turning % a mob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
RARE TREAT FOR
STAR READERS

Headers u The star should ne, forgs' ihs' CO
aan sAeYss n fnnas "tifgafisr Gerard" stories VII
begin In next Mondays issue and 81 csHtsuur
ri the entire sestos has been Published These ato
fes are without queatcn the Most refnathahe short
stories written IN modern trea and our rsadsrr
ranntt nfroFs to svsyees this rare treat Which 80
arr sniy abe se give them throush the enterprise
u ths Newspaper Eutefprise association which aaa
purchased ths American rights 10 ths series for
ssooa
II may he int srssllnK g readers TO know that
the Gerard stories have given pr. posis such tame
that he has con rncted 20 wrts ~ shast stories 81
loooN assis each fes he enormous sum q iiossao
OF exactly b eents werd.
pant Fail 10 Rad me afst lnsssiiasnf 81 the hfss
story sIlow the nrisadi~r cams to ths SAsue "
Jl5afa'' ia Mandays paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
LOCAL THEATERS


me Orr LEX DenfHu We
The Baker Theater Company viii
urenent The Girl 1 Left Behind
Me- All next week at the Seattle
fheater. The first performances viii
- given AZ the fnafinse tomorrow.
Tho play IN a war drama o. the
==e=s TIE climax IL uhen an Indian
ina a@Azre l. about 10 occur IN a fort
and refnforcsmeuts arrive and save
the day. The characters are taken
from the army and the people who
are seen about army posts.
There IL a romantic lgve story
running through the play that gives
IT tone. Comedy IL introduced ~
the piece just enough to make Il re-
frcshing.
TIE BAKER Theater Company pre-
ssnt4d the play at Portland during
the long run there ard the attfac-
ton proved to be one Of the most
successful that they presented.
The last performance Of "Chariis's
Aunt" will be given az the Seattle
theater tonight.
Third AVengs Theatsr
The Barlow minstrel troupe closes
ffH engagement ~ the Third Avenue
theater with this evenings perform
ancs.
Beginning with tomorrow's natl
nee performance the only American
production Of Resurrection, Chas
w. Chase's dramatizatio of the
original Russian manuscript, VIII
open n weeks engagement al the
Third Avenue. The company pre-
senting the drama IL an exception
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|STARDUST'
!; Newsy Little items
] From Around Word

Just - seen a. they had erhossn
the president "a Ms souri,. Ne fsNN4sa
the line 10 $50 ha1 waa tbs waiter
usth kansaz.
Early fruztB SEEN 20 have greatly
damaged all creps IN fnaiana eSospt
the historical rvtstsne@s IL takes
more than frosts to stop hoosisF
novelist.
fssa,H~-. section 90 West Point.
Va. destroyed by fire Loss ~. 9o2.
Peer 10 Made @Goed"
noiy Of an Indian found hanging
20 a tree near kittitas canyon.
&. - wysnan of Boston represent
Ing the owner Of the seattle Electric
Company, i Ia the city inspecting
their property.
Havana Law Students engaged "a
riots because the Gate q bar exam
inatinn WAS changed.
American and Chinese wash
houses in Chicago are engaged IN
labor var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

ally strong ono and II win b pre-
scented with elaborats scenic effect
and historical costumes. Hsttis
Bernard fChz4el. an old Seattle Ia
V0rtts. val appear a. Masiova. part
ia which she u said 20 excel.
EAR. Vsu q Mssonf
"Ars You a Mason p is 90 be
given at the Grand tomorrow. Non-
dap and Tuesday nights. 1t VIII be
given hers BY Rich = Harris come
dinns. headed BY John &. ftscs and
Thomas A. Wise.
"our New Minister
Joseph csHysrs, Who created the
part of Darius startis. tins country
detective. IN Depman Thompson and
George w. Rysr'H .Our New Min
ister." win b. at the Grand week
~McEusn"
Mewsn. the hypnotisi. plays n n
engagement at the Grand soon.
The Presissl Daughter"
one Of the most attractive plays
to be presented by the Walter san
ford Players, soon to appear at the
Third Avenue theater. r. tho big
English scenic play OF This Prod
lgaI Daughter" This WAS ona OF the
greatest SUCCESSES Of London and
New York. When originally pro-
ducsd in New York city 10 years ago
the cast comprised such famous
names a. Julia Arthur. Maxine IL
lott. Helen DAuvray, Jefferson De
Angels and Leonard BOyne, This
play was chosen 10 luauRurste the
opening Of the American theater,
New York city. where Il ran a sea
son.
=---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

rasafe cable to Manila viii be
completed July 4.
Roosevelt insi his laundry in =
Louis. n recent news from that eitf
ls true. TIE president 10 mighty
lucky man.
Seven people killed IN slection riots
IN Madrid
lt's casshisa
Scandal microbe b0bs NJ IN Philip
pines Pos5fnaatcr AZ Tacioban CON
vietsd % AisapYropriatiou Of funds.
General tar levy declared against
ali Havana druggists and tho pill
mixers are mad.
Honest. row. difn I you forget al
about how Cousin George Dewey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

tCuneluded1 e
4 I believe women weren't cut
y aut fnf business at least Tor
I tho pork packing business, rye
had dealings with good many
. ~ tham. first aud last. and IS
been my experience that when
they've got a weak case they
add their sek 10 e aud win. and
\ that when they've Hat a strong
! ease they subtract their aok
from n and deal With you hard
y ~ than " man. They're sim
ply bound Go win either way.
: and / don't like Go play a game
! where I haven't any show. when
4 clerk makes "a fnni break, !
J don't want 60 beg bis pardon
4 Tor calling his attention 20 y.
i aud I don't want him 60 blush
aud tremhle aud leak little
Z brine Into a fancy pocket hand
4 kurshief
. A little change IL a mighty
b soothing thinF. and Ike
y wnmhn'n ways too much At
! home "a care very much fut
y them at the 1niea. Instead ~
\ hiring women. try 20 hire
b their husbands. and then l
4 usually have them both work.
. Ing for the. There's nothing
y IKE n woman at hutne 20 spur
3 on a man at the once.
b A married man II worth more
j saary than a single one, be-
n cause hls wife makes him
3 worth more Hes apt 70 Ep
q 90 bed a little sooner. and o.
= get up a iitiis earlier. 20 80 a
= Httls stradisr and 90 work a
q little harder than tbs fellow
= who's ct q anuse q different
q Firl every night. AMI ean't stay
Z al home Is DO n That's Why
4 I'm going 20 fains your salary
g 10 seventy ave dollars a uroh
a the day you MARTY Helen, and
h thafs why I'm going 20 auai
u writing these letters TIN sim
{ ply Euins 10 turn Yun over 20
4 her aud ist her Keep yea ~ or
u der. 1 bet sha U 40 a better
= BOO thar : hsFs. Your afess
= tionata father
n From 4 stssfa from SELF.
n Maas Merchant ~ iiis Son" ~
r gaaFFe Horace tloFintsf. Small.
d Maynard a CO. Boston
xwuuwuuuUnn1gaunHnmKHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03


ods To Nin,bls Jack
There y a tad in uar tgsn.
tark Hickey u "a nsfns.
lfis leka ara made II ruhsnF
And his IutnFins Wis him taifas.
~. taaKseasss frofss league 90 league.
he i~at. both left and rtsht
Ties with one eiuu ~ fha uiuthta6
And another uns a. hisht.
. ~. ..s.s,,, sse .ssa.s.t 20 lsaxs
Eeis ever ~ HAa spell
rsfsuu~e fas~~s nf~s are raging
north ~ Multrusl NiiizaTrs gEs
stssins f0t their lives.
ssne W sh- ssIta seven
Il-s as fhsn BE ur ana doing,
NiaFtsaes boostSe - tbs stake.
Nfili sekisxins4 sNn pufsuiug.
Helping rAs r. Nhsfs Ne make.
Mayer uufnrsi IT ns all the
Harns 70 rybody. II finisa faS
nap"
Centennial 81 Tuassaut tsgyer-
tufe. flbsFatsr - HaytL w4I b
celebrated In ssatsis. tafnafross.
And 60 thiak that Yawfa ssrT Idea
was also a steal
J T Russell. large lumber feaisr
~ KsiamAsaes Msch=s VIII t1wata
mills ln Washington.
Expected that 30 Geo csloutsts viii
settle In Northwest CanatA this
year.
Local bark his2tiuEs Tor PAST four
months proves fHe Star Dust man .
motto. Watch us EfuW. D q. X.
Or. Kibbs IA. resumed practice
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stat. of Ohio, city of ro'.aa. ..uoa. county.

Stats OF Ohio, city Of Tslaae. lucas county.
SIS
Frank = Cheney makes oath that he Ia
senior partner ~ the firm nf y j. Chsnr,
-. dolna business IN the city u Tolsnn
county aad state Aforesaid and that said
hfin VIII rsy the sum ~ ONE HUNDRED
uoiLtrH fof each and svarf rasa III a
iaffh That cannot BE- cured ~ the uaa Of
HAIRS CataFrh Cure
FRANK D. CHENEY.
hW0Fn 70 before me and s1barribed in Iny
presence. this 18th day Of December a. ~
1850 a " GLEASON
h~al1 Notary Public
Halle cntarrh Cure l. taken Internally
and acts dirertis on tho blood ano mucous
surfaces Of the system Send fof tantlnia.
mails free.
". J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. q.
Hold ~ AL druggists, 100.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

NOTICE uF SPECIAL MEETi Nc
0F s.kIiat.nEltH
Safiee = hereby given 10 Al whom
Il mar cssnesfn. that q special meet.
ins u the atDe hhuitefs - The in9e-
pendent Telephone Company % cor
pafatlan ~ the stats Of Washington
viii BE- held 81 the offices - saia
cunlpany IN the ttty ~ Seattle.
Warrington. on the Gzna DAP q
Iuns. fre4. az 10 o'clock a IA. for
the purpose af taxing action and
voting uYon tbs question Uf inrfeaH=
ins the capital stassS - said epH-
pany 10 one Million poiiRfa
seattle, WashiuEtsn. April 18th.
isoa.
W u. KfMBAf.I.
JAS -. HOWE
a r. HINE.
= Is CIsAHRuHfA
Trustees
n - aMrsFtFlF Iaas-eae.
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a wsrs from Js.h Vie.

Don't KICK
BEcAuEE THIS
co q TR rs
zulu. o POOLS
THEY X + r y
MANY A GOOD
GAME 1goIS'.
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IRREGULARITIES
or WOMEN

sOld 0efuea 0rAhann,s Pork
Packer, Chicago. Writes 10
ltia ben Pisrrspont
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,~ailonass shs spa ntAras duwn AZ Ma
MIA. fi4a wars aEe. yesterday
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90 to Spinning for bicycle rspalrs
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TIE n D HFN F11FH FTT7T73 10 y" y - 80
he i~ag@ both left aHd rtahts
Ties 18th one eiu1 ~ fha ututhiA6
And another ufts a hight.
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: .s... =. % @. 1879 =
rs'ss'''.sss.,i'i. 49, - '''
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pr. KIbb. b. fssufnsa practice.
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There ~ a Tad ln uar fasn.
tark Hickey 4 Ss name
Lis lekn ara maze ~ ruhtsnF
Ana kfn HtlfHtsfus mlfsa MIN fhras
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-25

New faces will be seen on the Indian
apolis team this afternoon when the first
game of the last series with Milwaukee
will be played. Manager Watkins and his
tribe of championship asprants returned
home late yesterday afternoon from the
last Western trip, and Watty announced
last evening that he has added few new
players to his roster.
One of the best men just signed is young
player named Leslie, who will be used TO
from Houston, Tex, and he led. the Texas
League in batting. Leslie is expected to
report here this morning. l.. T. Crowley. a
very good pitcher and fast outfelder from
Ohio. has also been signed, and will report
to-day. Outfielder Duggan, of Home
stead, Pa, has affixed his name to an In-
dianapolis contract. but he may not report
here this fall. Manager Watkins signed
John c. Hendricks of the Spokane Wash,
team. but when watty arrived i'm Chicago
Hendricks that his agent in Chicago had
signed him to play with an American
League team, and II would be impossible
for him TO join the indianapolis club.
Manager Watkins is still hopeful and re-
marked last night that the team would
finish in second place or better. This will
mean that ii will have TO win large ma
jority of the games to be played the re-
mainder of the season. The team will be
at home for three weeks, during which
time it will play all the Western and East
clubs. Watty says the team should
leave home for the last whrl around the
Eastern cities in second place. He believes
St. Paul will win fewer games in the East
this trip than it did last.
Manager Watkins received telegram
while en- route home yesterday from Presi-
dent Hickey stating that the Milwaukee
manager had wired him that there had
been a mistake in the schedule and he did
not know Milwaukee was to open in Indi-
annapolis on Tuesday Manager Watkins
wired to President Hickey that the sched-
ule provides for Milwaukee to play here
on Tuesday. and If the team did not come
he would expect TO secure damages. Wat
kins said last evening that he fully ex-
pected Milwaukee to report here, but IL the
large ball across Washington street should
be removed after IL o'clock il would signify
that there would be no game.
The game this afternoon and the re-
mainder of the games at home this season
will be called at $3.50. instead of 3:45. Ford
may ado the pitching against Milwaukee
this AFTERNOON.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-25
HEADS APART AT FINISH
SHERIFF BELL BEAT LEADER IN
sARATOGA's FEATURE.
Fuller Rode Three of the winners in
Days Northumberland Lowered
Record at Fort Erie.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. A.-The last
week of the Saratoga meeting opened to-
day with an excellent racing card. Fair,
warm weather and fast track were the
conditions under which the thoroughbreds
ran. The Mohawk. the days feature, was
won by Sheriff Bell i'm exciting finish
with Leader. heads apart. Summary:
First Race-Seven furlongs: Stuyve, 1O5
(Haack), to l, won; The Guardsman, 10l
Fuller), IL to 5. second; Thorneycroft, los
Hicks. 20 to /. third. Time. 1:26.
Second-Steeplechase, handicap short
course: Higbie 157 (Gallagher). to /, won:
Adjidaumo 149 Veitch). to 1, second:
Silver Twist, 100 Connolly, 80 to 1, third
Time, 4:0S
Third-Six furlongs: Hardwood. 12S (F'ul-
ler). to l. won; Hippocrates. 12o ct. Burns).
to l. second Bobadil, ia (Bullman), to
/. third. Time. lila.
Fourth-The Mohawk, one mile and a
furlong: Sheriff Bell. 11S CFuller), to 2.
Reservation. 116 D1icks), to ,. third. Time.
1852 2-5.
Fifth-Five and one-half furlongs: Nine
ola, l07 (Redfern). to 5. won; Etrephon.
inn. 40 Oh. Callahan). TO 2, third Time.
1:06 4-5.
Ernest Parkham. 1913 Fuller). 9 to 2. won:
Choate 1O6 (Bullman), to /, second: Paget
. (ConnelD. to 1. third Time. las.
Saratoga entries for Tuesday:
First Race-Handicap; seven furlongs:
Young Henry, 126; Hurstbourne, 119; Ingod,
Duke of Kendall. 10: Bad News, los: Mon
tecarlo. Harding. 100; Auriesville, 80; Da-
mon. Ilyria, 93
Second-One mile: Sam Craig, Water
tower, Monograph. lie; Alabarch 113; Hood
wink. Eugenia Burch, III: Joe Cobb. Ona-
tas. Scoffer. 100; Grey Friar, Semper Vivax,
Lenarka. 1903: Molly Brant. 101.
ThrG--Six furlongs: Moharib, Race King,
Long Shot, 122; Cayudutta, H.
Fourth-The Champlain 5000 handicap:
mile and furlong: McChesney, 127;
Hermis, 126: Hunter Raine ITO; Rockwater,
1O5; Girdle. Himself, %.
Fifth-Five and one-half furlongs: ST.
Gallen, Montebank Monadnock, Arthur,
Harmakis. Flag Officer, Sais, 112; Wistaria.
Dangannon, Esperance, Gananogue, Briar
Thorpe. Hortensia Armenia. Silver Slipper,
Miss Melton, 109; Vanity, 101.
Sixth-Selling; mile and one furleng on
turf: Tribes Hill, Highlander, Ill; Stonewall.
Colonsay, Watertower. 107; Irascible. IS:
Caithness, 90; Lord Advocate, 80; Dink-
sic, "a.