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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Seattle Quickly Gathers in
Six TallieS and the Game
Is Practically Cinched
PHIL kNELL GETS HIS
Hall Makes the Home Talent
Look Helpless and Toys
With Them Till the End
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
lPacihc Coast League.

If the San Francisco ball team pos
sessed a little more c-ass it might win
against Seattle once in a while, but for
the present, at least. there is no
chance. Any one who went TO the
Eighth-street lot yesterday could see
that. 1t was an awful beating-even
worse in reality than it looks on paper.
Score to l.
Mr.. Knell did the honors on the home
slab and he had nothing that the ST.
washes could not wallop. While the
walloping was in progress Mr.. Knelrs
supporters developed an erratic streak.
consequently the game was rent asun-
der in a couple of innings.
Charlie Hall had 'em all swinging
their heads off and knocking up pop
flies chiefly. 1t was lucky for the home
team that one run was eased over.
This came on two errors and a hit in
the sixth round. Before and after that
time Uncle's collection never had a
look-in and they seemed to know it
only too we'll
Seattle started by gathering in a run
in the second. Three more were added
in the third on good hitting. The big
sensation was pulled off during round
four when Cy Townsend allowed Will
son TO land on his error. Then Hall
batted one out to right and Wilson
ran around as far as third.
Hall started for second on the throw
and Irwin winged to Anderson to stop
him. Andys mitts were slippery and
the ball would not stop. Wilson came
IN and after that one hit followed an
other till three registered in all and it
was settled for fair. The score:
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Judge Hines Finds a Track
to His Liking and Wins
Handily.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Judge Hines
hnally found a track made to order for
him in the third race and feature event
at Hawthorne to-day and, although he
went up in the betting from even
money to to 5 he simply made show
or his field and won in canter with
three lengths to spare. Bragg, the
past favorite at to 5, backed from
to l, was easily second, beating Huzzah
four lengths.
The first race was run in a heavy
downpour of rain and it was impossible
to distinguish one horse from another.
Despite the big field of fourteen start
ers the talent picked the right one in
Freesias, which was backed from 9 to
to to and won easily by a length.
The track was a sea of slop and the
heavy downpour of rain greatly affect
eo the attendance. There were no close
hnlshes, the winner in each event win
nlng about as his rider pleased.
McChesney and Irene Lindsey were
shipped to Saratoga to-day to join
Smather's stable Both are in the pink
of condition. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; maiden hlliee
selling
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey St y Fin.
; to- 2-Freesias. 112 CMcBride).. 2 | II
4 to 1-Bernice 107 (delgesen).. 1 2i52 3
Time, f17 lem start tar '9Fesar1 goad Won W. handiiy.
Winner. s. NJ. Williams ch. +. by Hawthorne
liz Nannan s'e 1o2 Fair Aiien 1o2 Dod Xn
derson 102, Shower 1uT Lady Belair III,
Maud Moser 1O7. Artifice 1O7, Mona W 1O2,
finished named
SECOND -steeplechase; short course;
ahrees-year-olds and up; handicap:
II to 5-Sweet Jane, 100 Carter 3 21l1
to 2-Weird. 13s CPemberton) NIX
Time. 2:5S 2-5. Start good Won handily
Winner. Charles Anderson's ch. +. (D by Lord
Harrington Calamity Jane. Donami 1871. AL
iesianee 10 fell Alma Girl 13o ran out
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
BettIng BrtfyeaTGlds oTs and Wd,Ip up; hande9P
3 to 5-4adge Hines, ii GHnTy1 u
9 to 5-Bragg, 1l6 CHelgesen).. l 80 "a
TO 2-Huzzah, 105 (McIntyre). 2 n q
Winner. c. r. Ellison's CHI c a. by Esher-
Lullaby. Jerry Lynch 100 also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Four 'furlongs; purse; two
year-olds:
13 to 5-Mum. 104 CHelgesen). -. 5 II IA
8 to 2-Prince Brutus 1O7 (Olip) 3S Oh
10 TO to Useful Lady, 1o4 q1ivins) 5 u 81
W A smith & COS ch. +. by Free Mason.
Mrs Boaz. Broadway Girl 1o4. John Smulszi
guard 1O4 Doc Wallace I07, Hustled I04. fin
ished as named
FIFTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
selling; four-year-old and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 10-Gloriosa, 9S (Oliphant)-. l "a
to 1-O'Hagen. 1o3 (HalD. -. 81 8 8
Time. 1851 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner, NJ. H. Tichenor & CO. ch (. a. by
Hastngs-Glory. Ben Chance 1O6, Rabunta 9S
Miheina 30, Longmore LOG. finished as named.
SIXTH RACE - Five and a half furlongs;
purse; o-year-olds:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
TO ALBERT Fir. 113 (Morrison)
to 1-Tennyhurn. los (F<napp).. 5 8 4 21h
5 to 1-Capitanazo, los (BelD... 3 u 81
Time. 1:10 2-5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner, Milton Jones ch c. by Albert Ba sam
Fir. The Belle 115. Geeman los. No Trumper
49, Francis Dillon 110, Fleetwood 1o3, finished
as named.
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Yachtsmen Nominate Onicers.

A regular meeting of the San Fran
cisco Model Yacht Club was held last
night in Unity Hall. The principal
business was the nominating of officers
for the ensuing year. The attendance
was larger than usual. The following
were placed in nomination for the dif-
ferent offices:
Commodore, William B. Collier Jr. !:
vice commodore, II. C. London; sec
retary-treasurer j. E. Genung; meas
urer, l.. S. Adams; directors, J. F. Nc
Cleery, William Roeckner and John
Bernhard. The election will take
place on the second Wednesday IN
August.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at the hair
Grounds follow:
First race. five furlongs selling-Tommy
O'Hara 105 Mrs. Jack Dolan 104 Aten 103,
De Vince 101. Pharmacy 9S, Voltage 93 Bessie
Brasfield 93. Lady Lou 90. Leila Hunter 80, Fay
Sharp 90. Oman ] 93.
Second race: six furlongs. .selling-cash Boy
lit, William F 116. Second Choice 116 Chorus
Boy 116. Whiskers 116 Crescenton ia, st.
Vitus ia. Extol 112 Mindora 112. Miracle II
l12. r. Q. Smith I'LL Carleys Dream 10e La
cachee 109 Little Corker 100.
Third race, five and a half furlougs-Lady
Mercury 107 Monaco Maid 107. Mabel simms
107, Torbula 10T. Picture Hat 103. Opinion 103
Fruit 90. Fay Templeton 90.
Fourth race, one mile and three furlongs,
selling-Boaster 1O4. Compass 104. Conundrum
101. Goo Goo 90 Ellie 90
Fifth race. five furlongs, selling-Escobosa
100. Mellwood 100. Franco 107 Monogram 1O6
De Grammont LOG, Tim Hurst 1O4, Preventa-
tive 104 My Eleanor 103, Animos 101 Little
Harry 101. Abelard 101, Pique 101 Renais-
sance %
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards SELL
ing-Billy Moore 104. Hook Sc Okla 102. King s
Charm 81. The Bugaboo SO, Athena 95 Sam
Stevens SO, Aicom r 50, Pourquoi Pas IO1
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STRANGE MANNER OF
YOUNG HAYES DEATH
While Cruelty Abusing Frightened
Horse He Is Run Down by
Railway Train.

The inquest on the body OF Patrick
Hayes, a young teamster. yesterday
developed the fact that his death fol-
lowed almost Immediately after he
had brutally treated a horse.
Hayes was riding the animal on
July on Harrison street, near Twen-
ty-secOnd. The horse shied at some
thing in the road and Hayes, being
angry. dismounted and kicked the an
imaI several times on the abdomen.
Just as a Southern Pacific train was
approaching the frightened animal
gave his head a sudden jerk, throwing
Hayes across the rails. where he was
Immediately mangled under the
wheels of the train.
The jury returned a verdict that
Hayes death was the result of an ac-
Cident
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HARNESS RACING CIRCUIT OPENS AUSPICIOUSLY
VOLADAY, RUNNING IN THOMAS COLORS
TAKES HOLIDAY STAKES AT BRIGHTON
Ancke Falls Near Finish of
the Fair Grounds Fea-
ture Race.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

81. LOUIS, July 27.-Ancke fell when
about to win the Fair Grounds feature
| race to-day and Falkland came on win
ming easily. The track was heavy. The
weather was clear and the attendance
5000. Summary.
FIRST RACE-Five furIongs; two-year-olds :
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
to 2T-Darthula. 105 (Austin) -. I3 IL
90 to i-D; stahl lo5 (Williams). SO 21
TO His Worship, 105 DEAN. 2 2 n 81
Time, 1:O4%. Start good for all but Mamie
Thorpe. which was left. Won easily. Win
ner, per W: M. Hayes ch: +. CD by Pirate OF
White 1O5. Mamie Thorpe 1O5, Sweet Syvaar
1o5, The Only Way los. finished as named
SECOND RACE-six furIongs: three-year-
ods
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. Fin.
& to 1-Ouclou. 1O0 (VanderbouD 80 21
3 to 1T Shandy. 1o7 CTroxler). n 2
winner W. Durkees 'srf br 5000 90 0n bT Brutus gaiy
Miowera. w. p. Palmer 102. Potter 105, Bag
gerly 1O2 Walterin les, KiIo 107. Mohave 105
finished as named.
THIRD .RACE-Four and a half furlongs;
two-year-olds:
20 to 1-Arlence. 80 CHowelD. -. 1 lie
to "a Oldham. 112 (TroxIer) % IN
Time. :67$. Start good. Won driving
Winner. Mrs. M A. Lawson's br f. 90 by
Water Level-Vigibette. Hilona 90 Edith May
go, Angleta 90. Harlequin SO. Loyal Street 95
finished named.
FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles
three-year-olds and up:
Setting Horse, Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
to falkland, 100 (Hennesy) 20 5
10 to byron Rose, 93 (Wilson) 2 ms "a
70 Orient, So Oh. Walsh. 2 IL 20
Time, 1:53h. Start good. Won easily
Winner, w. J. Houcks s b. c. 90 by Falsetto-
Fright Sambo 107, also ran; Ancke 81, fell
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
four-year-olds and up
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
to 2-Dr. Kier. los (McLaugn) II -
8 to Ray, 100 (Foley) ... % ms
IL to 5-Gas Lighter. Ill (Sedar). 42 81
Time, 1:50 Start good. Won handily. Win
ner. p. NJ. Civills br. h. "a by Lamplighter-
Florence NJ. Baly Hall 1O2. DR.. Hart 1o4
Sting los, Lee King 1O4 Ada n 102. finished
named
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs; threeryear-olds
and up
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey st. q Fin
3 to 1-Harfang. 90 CMcL' gh'n) ms / ms
10 10 ATLAS, 50 (Fice) ....... 12 81
to king Rose. 100 (Cocolo) 2 3 10
Time, 1:19. Start good. Won driving
Winner, Chinn & Forsyth's b. c. CD by Mars
Owlet Stumptown 103. Bensonhurst 1O7
Tally 107, Erema 100, finished as named.
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Racing at Seattle

SEATTLE. Wash. July 27-summary al
First race. FIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
1:01% u' lime
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Tran.
third. Time, 1:I5H i'eSisneu
Third race, one mile-Dr. Long won. Black
Cloud second. Uppercut third. Time. :421S.
Fourth race. six and a half furIonps ba2di
eap-ked Tip won. Instructor second Colonel
Van third Time, 20 Oie'
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs selling
Tannhauser won, Sally Goodwin second Hin-
doc Princess third. Time :20h
q Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards. selIJn,
Time 1:45. 'iiio u
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning telegraph
First race-Emergency. Dannle
Gold, Merry Moments.
Second race-Maiden, Mystic Shrin-
er, Ten Candles.
Third race-IsmaiIian, Diamond
Plush, Bella Signora.
Fourth race-Ort Wells, st. Valen-
tine, Knight Errant.
Fifth race-Cloverland, ConkIina.
Major DaingerfieId.
Sixth race-Long Days, Gotowin.
Miss Modesty.
Condition of tracl1-Heavy.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

By the Chicago Inter Ocean
First race-Proprietor, Ethel Day,
RathskelIer.
Second race-Exclamation, Orfeo.
OIymDian.
Third race-F1axman, Prince Bru-
tus, Miss IneZ.
Fourth race-Telephone, Durbar,
Apple.
Fifth race-Major Mansir, Ross
mond, Valeat.
Sixth race-Port Royal, AhoIa,
Beau Ormonde.
Condition of track-Heavy.
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Tennis at Los Angeles.

results OF to-day's play in the So,tbern Caii
fornia tennis tournament: 9ii
Women's singles-Florence Sutton defeated
Gabrielle Dobbins g. 6-1; Violet sutton hest
Miss Peralta 6-I, 50 Deoe
Open singles-Eugene Overton beat Rising
6-S 6-l Noble beat Hendrick. 6-3 81: Braly
beat Way, Ga. ST. 6-3; Gorham beat Fuller
c. 6-2 1'iei'
Gerald Young won the finals in junior singles
from Arthur Cawston, go SO.
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Pittsburg
ThieIman Remains with Portland.

CINCINNATI, July 27.-The Ma
tional Baseball Commission handed
down a decision to-day that Player
John Thielman, now with Portland
in the Pacific Coast League, belongs
with that club. The st. Louis Ma
tional League club had protested
against Thielman's playing with Port
land, asserting he signed a contract
with St Louis. The commission de-
cided he signed with Portland prior
To his signing with st. Louis
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Lady Lou. Leila Hunter,
Oman j.
Second race-NIindOra, CarIey;s
Dream, Crescenton.
Third race-MOnaco Maid. Fay
Templeton, Fruit.
Fourth race-Goo Goo, Boaster, Co.
nundrum.
Fifth race-My Eleanor, Monogram,
Abclard.
Sixth race-Athena, Pourquoi Pas,
Kings Charm.
Condition OF track-Heavy.
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Ryan win Return 60 s.. louis

NEW YORK, July 27.-After an
ul-oay conference between his coun-
el and representatives of the Circuit
Attorneys Office at St. Louis. John J.
Ryan, the turfman, who was arrested
L Brighton Beach racetrack yester-
lay on a charge of grand larceny TO
he amount of $500, 900, to-day con-
ented 70 return TO St Louis in Gus
ody without further protest.
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Receiver Still STAYS.

Judge Kerrigan yesterday denied
the motion of the Pacific States Mer-
camille Company to discharge Thomas
Quinn, the receiver. The court grant
ed the motion for leave to file
an amended complaint in the case
of HObson against the company.
Hobson represents 374 contracts held
by Chinese, who believe that they are
victims of a get-rich-quick scheme.
The amended complaint is awaited
with interest.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Emerald GIee Clubs Picnic.

The annual picnic and outing of the
Emerald Glee Club Will be held at Ell
campo next Sunday. A varied pro-
Tamme has been arranged, consisting
all kinds Of games and athletic
vents. Special boats will leave Wash
ngton-street wharf at IL a. m. and
=. N.
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HALL AN EASY MARK.
Oakland Batsmen Land on the Angel
TWirIer and Win.

Los ANGELES, July 27.-Hall was
an easy mark for Oakland to-day.
while Graham scattered the nine hits
made by Los Angeles through eight
innings. There were spots of bad
fielding by the locals, but this was
partly due to patched-up field, To-
man, Ross and Chase being out of
commission. Oakland played a snappy
game and held the locals safe at ali
times. Jim Morley went TO San Fran
cisco tonight on league business.
Score:
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whist club win Fntertain

Tie Swedish-American Whist Club
Thor" will give its second dance
L Scandia Hall, 161 City Hall avenue.
n Saturday evening. August 13. The
sst affair proved a success.
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Summary

Errors-Cravath, Baum, Wheeler. Han
Franchs, ?. Two-base hits-Bernard, Francks'
Graham. Spies. Sacrifice hsts-Dunlea1-v
Flood, Smith Baum. First base on errors
Los Angeles, ,; Oakland l. Left on bases
Los Angeles. Q; Oakland. Z. Bases on balls
on Graham, ?. Struck out-By Hall ?: by
Graham, ?. Double plays -McKune 10 Franclxs
TO Streib; Kruger TO Francks 10 Streib. Time
Of game-One hour and ffty minutes I'm
pire-BroWn.
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RUS And HITs ~ IN.
SUMMARY.
-. - n.-n...

Errors-Hogan, McCreedie. Struck out-Rv
Overall 4 by Roach 2. Bases on baIis-By
overall = Two-base hits-Eagan Lynch
Doyle. Home runs-Eagan Beck Earned
runs-Tacoma g. Portland l. Sacrifice hits
Doyle. Eagan. Lynch. Overall. Double plays
Eagan 70 Casey to Hogan. Left on bases
Tacoma .. Portland 4. Time of game bo,,y
and 80 minutes. UmpIres-o'Co Connen and Nc
Donald. - ~
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SUMMARY
stnlen hase-Wlllia,r,s -

Stolen base-Williams. Errors-Irwin, Town
send, Anderson r. Hail. Mohler, Frisk. Three
base hit-Nan Haltren Two-base hits-Van
Haltren Smith, MohIer. Sacrifice hits-Wil-
liams, Townsend, Frisk, r. Hall, Smith First
base on errors-san Francisco, 3; Seattle, 2
First base on called balls-On Knell, 2 Left
on bases-San Francisco. 8; Seattle. 10.
pitcher-Frisk Time Of game-One hour and
fifty minutes. Umpire-McCarthy.
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SACRAMENTO. July 27.-Acting Governor
Alden Anderson to-day granted Thomas Grit
I'm who had served i've years in san Quentin
Prison. a pardon Griffin released in 1901
but was not restored to citizenship. and the
issuance Of the pardon to-day was fOrmality
followed to cover the oversight.
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the oack, arms, hands, legs
and face, and is a veritable
torment at times, especially
at night or when overheated.
The cause of Eczema is a
too acid condition of the
blood. The terrifying itch
ing and burning are produced
by the overflow through the
glands and pores of the skin
OF the flery Doisons with uh;,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
.OZEMA
SETS THE SKIN ON FIRE.

NO osease causes SO much bodily discomfort or itches
slight redness OF the skin, followed by pustuIes or b.
@ aers lron which gummy sticky fluid oozes which dries
appears on different parts of the body but oftenes -
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PlTTSBURG, July 27.-Pittsburg made only
one hit up TO the eighth inning when three
hits and an error gave them the only chance
they had during the game to win and then
they failed. Attendance 260O Score
r. II. f.
Pittsburg -..-..-- .-..-..-..-.- g l
81. Louis 10
Batterles-Lynch and Carrisch; ONeH and
Grady Umpire-Emslie.
BOSTON July 27.-Hard and timely batting,
coupled with errors. gave Boston victory to-
day Attendance. 250. Score:
R. H. E.
Boston ;...-.-' ''...--e..''--.-- 10 l
Pnlladeipnld .
Batteries-Wilhelm and Needham; Sparks
Fraser and Roth. Gmpire-Carpenter
CHICAGO July 2he<The Chicago go-Cincinnati
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AMERICAN LEAGUF

PHILADELPHIA. July 27.-Wadden shut
out Detroit with ease to-day Attendance
4iO0. Score:
r. H. E.
Detroit ....--...-..... o
PEiiadelpnla II i
Batteries-Stovall. Wood and Drill; waddell
and Schreck.
BOSTON, July 27-Boston defeated Chicago
in an excellent ten-inning game to-day At
tepdapce, 1900. Score:
r. H. E
Boston .-.-.---..---.-.- l
Chicago ....--..---.--.. ,
Batteries-Young and Criger; Smith and Nc
Farland
WASHINGTON July 2I.-Honors were even
to-day in the iouble-header between Wash
ington and Cleveland. the locals winning the
first while the second went to the visitors
Attendance. 450O. Scores:
First zame- r. II. E
Washington .--.--.---- ..--..-.. 2
Cleveland ..-.-.-......- /
Batteres-Patten and Clark: Donahue and
Bemis.
Second game r. H. f.
Washington ........ ........... 0 o
Cley Gland ......-.. .............. 13 o
Batteries-Townsend and Kittredge; Bern
hard and Abbott
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SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs: two-ve.r-o,,.

Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
l to 2-Trapper, 102 CHildebrand) l IL 1 2
20 10 Blk. Prince. 1O2 (Crthwt) s All y
D TO IA Allen. III (Odom) . 4 2Ib3 36
Time. ZIG. Start poor. Won easily. Win
ner, 5. Paget's br. c. by Hastings-Tarpeia
Colossal. Light Note, Amber Jack. Cedarstrom
Millers Daughter, Jetsam, Spar, finished as
named %
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FIFTH RACE-One and an eirbtb miIas.

-, II II 7. .IAOHF-OIIs and an eighth miles
three-year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St a. Fin
to 10-Possession, log (Hldbnd) 2 111S1 h
g 70 5-Rosetint, 121 CRedfern). / 25 Is
80 TO l-Iliyria, 100 (OConnor). 3 5 SO
Time. SO As. Start fair Won driving
Winner. C. oxxs b. f. by Requital- Retained
II. Hydrangea, W. B. Fasg finished as
named. 90
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DETROIT STARS HELPLESS
BEFORE THE ONLY "RUBE''
Boston Champions Take Chicago Into
Camp in u Well Played Ten
Inning Game.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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81. Dear Sirs;-I feel it my duty to write and Let
suffereS witb eS..S ?; ,. = has done for me. have
En Eesrss ana nave spent great deal Of money try-
- ., ~ koS cured. Have used salveg aTd Znshss
sno olHerent kinds OF blood medicine have been
not 80 y ,s pest doctors in the city but could
several Sottiss t the use Of s. s. s. Have taken
new man. - oS2SS,,y. \ 1eSl IlAo
96oI Thomas St, st. LOu,.P ND =. FLANNERT.
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FOURTH RACE-Five and a half furIones.
two-year-olds; the Holiday selling stakes:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. St q Fin
to Sold Ten. 90 CHidebrand) 2IH23
TO Brush Up, 1o4 (Martin).. -. ? Jh33
ner. Z. r. Thomas b. c by Faraday AIttvoia i,1
Dance Music. Martha German. Raiment, fin-
ished as named
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sssaIuS ~0ON NHon"s
OF the
terna applications, washes soans sa1res
~ N tC and powders are soothing cooling thew do not
~ ~ ~ enter into the blood itself touch
~ - ~ the disease but S. S. puT6es
and strengthens the
"nen the SKIN clears of and
Book on the Skin chsrgs
-e1a ~O''Ss THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATIAWTa e..
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RUNS AND HITS BY I'M

Totals "a % 10 Totals. SO I3 p i
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FIFTH RAcE-one and sixteenth miles

IT III fNACE-Unt and sINttenth miles
selling; four-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St q Fin
to 10-Gloriosa. 9s (Oliphant).. 3 2 "a
to Maud Muller. 80 CMcBr) 1 4
Z to 10 Hagen, 1o3 (Hall) ).-... 3 3
Time. 1:51 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner. NJ. H. Tichenor & Co.'S ch. T. a. by
Hastings-Glory. Ben Chance 106. Rabunta 9S
Miheina 90, Longmore log. finished as named
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Totals. 40 ia p IA
RUNS AND HITS BY INNIN.

Totals. 80 1 Q 81 II -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-02
The Only Solution.

George is four years old and has Just
arrived at the dignity of his first knick-
erbockers, with ~suspenders just like
papa wears. They We're the pride Of
his heart, md Mt night he would AXE
them Off his trousers and clasp them
tight in his arms when he went to
bed. His mother found them there
the other night. and as they seemed
to be making the little chap uncom-
Portable she took them away and laid
them OF n chair by his bed.
The next morning he had a long In
terview with his mother.
"Didn't you tell me. mamma" he
said, that angels watched owe every
thing l did,"
"Yes, George"
Are they watching me when l
sleep"
Yes, my son. They watch over you
always, whatever you are doing"
do they come right into my room
at night?"
"Yes, dear. The good angels are
everywhere. always"
""Then," said George meditatively, II
bet they've been monkeyin' with my
Observation-Disclosures Oregonian.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-02
GIVES RELIEF QUICKLY
Regular Use of Hyomei Cures Most
Stubborn Case OF Catarrh.

No other medicine gives such
prompt relief as Hyomei in the
treatment Of catarrh.
The first breath of this remedy
soothes and heals the Initiated and
smarting air passages, and the regu-
lar use for a few days or weeks will
cure the most stubborn case. Some
OF the reports Of those who have
been cured Of catarrh by Hyomei
read like miracles.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but S1.OO, consisting Of an inhaler,
dropper and sufficient Hyomei to last
several weeks. This will effect a
cure in ordinary cases, but for chron-
&c and deep-seated cases of catarrh,
longer use may be necessary. and the
extra bottles of Hyomei can be OBJ
tanned for soc.
Probably the strongest evidence
that can be offered as to the powers
of Hyomei to cure catarrh is the fact
that Scallin Bros. will refund the
money if you say that Hyomel has
not helped.you.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-02
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, 60
An unSortunnte Comparison.

"How did | lose her: My dear boy, as
easily as tulnbling OF n log. by send
ing her a box of rare flowers. You are
%astonished that this could lead to an
estrangement: Wait till you hear what
happened. ! was in Florida. and she
was in Chicago. and | thought I'd
clinch the thing by sending a box of
orchids for her birthday celebration.
This is what | wrote on the card ac-
%companytng the flowers:
"'Sweets to the sweet. To one as
fresh and sweet and blooming as these
flowers, which are only the type Of her
own beauty Poetical, wasn't 1t? I'm
fortunately, though, the box miscar-
ried and didn't reach her in three
weeks. BY that time the orchids were
as dry and shriveled up us last years
leaves.
"And had written. To one as fresh
and sweet and blooming as these flow
ers!. | don't know what she said
about me when she opened the box
but l do know that that was the last
Of me as far as she was concerned.'-
Chicago Record Herald.