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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23
SOME FIGURES.

THE editor OF the Panhandle
News is trying to make political
capital out Of his own misstate-
ments. He says that the Coun-
ty commissioners are running
the county in debt at an alarm
ing rate. Let MS see what the
report OF the county auditor for
the fiscal year from Jan. 1903 to
Jan. 1904 shows. The total rev.
enne from. all sources was $780,
221.41; total expenditures 1927
509.19, leaving cash on hand
$22,712.22. The total amount
OF warrants drawn, Current ex-
pense, road, school and general
bridge) was $73,529.53; total
warrants paid in above funds,
S64,311.5 SO, leaving the amount
OF 80, 217.97 unpaid, or, in 9TH
er words, the revenues lacked
S9,217.97 OF meeting the expen-
ses. What was the reason for
this? Suppose we investigate.
There was on the delinquent roll
for the year, taxes to the
amount OF 1871, 9O5.07. Had
this sum been paid into the
treasury it would have wiped
out this little deficit OF $9,217.-
81 and provided considerable
funds besides. All the abovegoes
to show that the present board
Of county commissioners ore not
only keeping within their reve-
nues but are or would be paying
off outstanding warrants if the
taxes were paid as they should
be.
The total receipts for the year
1901 were $141, 591.O4, but g.
63O.37 less than for the year
1903.
The assessed valuation for the
year 1901 was $3,6S4,571.21
while in 1908 it was So, 177,342-
40 and the total revenues for the
year only exceeded that Of 1901
by the small sum Of $S,63O.37,
the tax levy was the same for
both wears -. 70 per $4,000
The current expense fund re-
ceived $37,734.99 for the year
1901 and in 1903 it received
$36,916.3O or $S16.69 less than
in 1901.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
What the Voters n Should
Know About the Ticket.
SOME BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES
Sketches and Qualifications of
Some of the Nominees.

George o. Dart, Republican candl-
date f0. Commissioner from the Sec
Ond District, was born In Blue Earth
County, Minnesota, in 1868. He
came west in 1881, and settled with
his parents on farm on Orchard
Prairie, about eight miles northeast
of Spokane. He was educated in the
public schools OF Spokane, and In the
Methodist College Of Spokane. lie
lived and worked on the farm until
1895, when he came to Post Falls, in
this county, and for number Of
years was bookkeeper for the Gable
Milling Company owned by his
brothers. He is now engaged in the
mercantile business ut Post Falls.
He was married in 1892.
Mr.. Dart is Il man Of high charact-
er, very we'll liked by his neighhcrs,
isa highly competent business man,
and will make most efficient COM
missioner.
CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE)
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Republicans, Register.

The election register for Rathdrum
Precinct for 1909 having been lost or
mislaid, T. L. Quarles, Chairman OF
The Democratic County Committee,
add Chas. L. Hcitman. Chairman Of
the Republican County Committee,
have agreed that 1t is safer and there.
fore advisable for all voters to regis.
ter; and all qualified yuters in the
precinct are advised to promptly
register. Mrs. Martha Saunders will
be found at her home In Rathdrum
every day In the week. and will take
pleasure Ia registering all who may
apply ut any time during the week
except on Sundays. We urge all Re.
publicans especially to register with.
out delay.
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Post Falls Pointers.

Seventy acres uf land were sold at
East Grcenacres unday.
/, Peter Wcisc, prominent mining
man OF Wallace, has been visiting 10
Post Fails, his former home.
Harry Rowe left last night for Pull.
man, Wash, where he will attend the
agricultural college.
The flour mill has been shut down
owing To the low water.
II. NJ Strathern is preparing tt
move the mill company's office build
ing To his lot ON Second street, whert
IL will be fitted up as a dwelling
house. 1
r w. II. Stubblns, blacksmith for The
Washington Water Power company
here, has moved his family from Spo-
kane into the Hurnham house OF
Fourth street.
Mr.. Jordan, who lives one and ont
half mile west Of town, has sold hi!
ranch to the Spokane Valley Land &
Water company. A. NJ. Martin, A
Kennedy, J. 4. Jameson and Milton
Wood left Tuesday for the Priest lak'
country, where they will spend ter
days hunting bear and deer.
The Washington Water Power com
pany laid off the men employed OF
the new dam at this place, and order
cd them to Spokane 10 do work ne
ccssitated by the low stage OF water
in the river.
DR.. T. 0. Boyd OF Los Angeles, Cal
and his brother, Daniel Boyd of Ken.
newick, Washington, have moved
here with their families. DR.. BoyG
will practice his profession and hi
brother will open drug store The,
have leased the Charles r. Cannon
block on South Railroad street.
l. +. Dean, millwright for II. NJ
Strathern, has completed the Golfer
dam and shut of the water from tn,
mi.lsite On the first channel 1T thi.
place.
Dan Pearson, blacksmith Of thi.
place. had his arm broken, Tuesday
while shoeing Il horse. The hors,
fell on him. lie is able to be arount
town though the large bone wa.
broken.
Miller, the blacksmith. has sole
out to Pearson Bros, who have beer
running the old Kennedy shop.
Mrs. G. A. Manning, of Lewiston
is visiting relatives in this, her form
er home.
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WILL SEE FAIRBANKS.

The Senator Will Speak in Rath.
drum ooding Here Sept. 80.
Chairman Hoffman has succeed
cd in arranging for Senator Chas.
w. Fairbanks, Republican candi.
date for vice president of the Unit.
ed States, to address the citizens
Of Standpoint and Rathdrum on
national topics, Thursday, Sept.
ao, while on his way to Spokane.
Senator Fairbanks is touring the
country in his private car and is
accompanied by Senator Dollive,
of Iowa. They will arrive in Rath-
drum in the afternoon.
Hon. +. X. Gooding, candidate
for governor, is the first OF the re.
publican state speakers to an.
nounce his itinerary Of Kootena
county. In his swing round the
circle, MIR. Gooding will make
three speeches in this county. He
is now in Latah county. He will
be at Occur d'Alene, Sept. 90; a,
Standpoint, Sept. 29; and at Rath.
drum, Sept. 3o-next Friday. He
will address the citizens of Rath.
drum and vicinity, at Fraternal
hall, 1890 p. m.
Later it is expected the county
will be stumped by such speakers
as Senator Hepburn, Congressman
French, w. Z. Borah and others.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

5 s
To Amend Section 10 OF Article IL OF the Con
stituttOn. a Joint Resolution to Submit IN
the Electors Of the State OF Idaho for Their
KSjcction or Approval. an Amendment To
Section 10 OF Article Is OF the CONSTITUTION
OF the State OF Idaho Comforting Certain
Additional Powers On the Legislature Re-
latinR 10 the Time and Term OF Electimr
County Commissioners.
De 1t Enacted by the Legislature of tho
State Of Idaho:
Section I. That Section 10 Of Article IA of
the Constitution OF tho State OF Idaho be-
amended to read rs follows:
Section 10. The board OF county commits
sloners shall consist Of three membe rs whose
terms OF oiifco shall be four years, one OF
whom shall DO elected Vt the regular elect
Ion In 1905 for y tern, OF four years and two
shall be elected at the same election for n
term OF two years. and their successors shall
bc elected for a term OF four years 1T the
regular election thereafter.
Section g Tho question TO I've submitted to
the electors OF the State OF Idaho Mt the nexf
General election shall be as follows to wit:
shall Section 10 OF Article ~ of the Consti-
tuition OF the STATIC OF Idaho DO no amended
rs TO permit the county commissioners TO b..
eloctcd FOR u term of four yearsi"
Passed the House OF Representatives on
the 18th day of February. 1908.
Passed the Senate on the asth day of Febru-
airy, 1908.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23
Alias Summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, First Judicial
Nv, nist r OF the state of Idaho, in and for

the County Of Koot~nai. ' - A''' ~
NJ D. WRIGHT plain'in, \
w fEfhHH i. i fSHHSSs9S f Ss1 Alias
husband and the ALTMAN
BREW BREW and ejS 6ES s4saEt onN Summons
Defendants.
STATE OF IDAHO.
TO Engebur johnson and William II. John
son. her husband, and the Nuitmnn NM
taylor oEyn Mae Machinery Company corporation
named Defendants: 800
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED nc w,
have been notified, that there is now On N,
in the office Of the Clerk 0fthe District Conr
Ra,hdr rrst Iudncia District OF said State. il
plaint OF the above named Plaintiff whcrsi,
ludgment Is sought to obtain decree OF ri,
woart Ior the foreclosure OF certain mort
cage described " the Com plant and eyrcnt
ea ~ the said Engubur Johnson andWiilinn
H. y; Johnson herein. OH tlia2Jrd day Of ApriI
W.. 70 secure tho payment Of ccrtai,
81 the same day for One Hundred Doiia y,
Wi0O, Gold Coin Of the United States des
c s,., IN the Complaint herein. and which i.
sn %T n nns Inu owilg; and alleging that all Of
paid except the sum OF Thirty and Sc i0oth.
DOLLARS ssso ~ paid thereon on The srh dnv q
i sln.x , W. ,ne balance unpaid on said prom
the rate Of seven per cent per annun, es ~ q.
the s,rd day Of Julv, 1902. and that the prem.
n ,SeS ftSpnysyao ~ said mortgage may he sold
ment Of said note, attorneys fec OF Ten p III.
lars tslO) provided for In said note and mort.
! Rags, ana costslo1 suit, and in case such pro.
TO obtain an execution against said Defnnd
ants. EnEebnr johnson and William II. John.
SON. son. ior the balance remaining due. ana aise
T T1Ht one sah ,Delendants the Aultman and
tnyior Machinery Company. u Corporation
John Drew, and John Russell, and ali n..r'
sons Claiming by, through or under them
ti, n % ela 9nsrfa 10, and ,forciosed Of NJ right
interest In and to said mnrtgaged premisn aa
anu Tor such other and further relief as y,
the Court may seem just. 80 w
The land described in said complaint ard
embraced In said mortgage SO sought to 'h ha
I0reciosed Is described AS follows. to.wi,.
Ihe West half Of the Southwest 0uartcr Nv
(: OF the SW. IA and the West half OF nv.
tho aaarser 81 e II, the M 4 and
quarter lNE y OF the NV. i-D Of sectinn
" five sss, ToNnship forty six (4s, North
situated In the County OF Kootenni s ta'.. %;
Idaho: All OF which facts are fully set fort y,
n tiaan hi verified complaint on file here.
maze Tor further particulars.
AND YOU ARE ALSO NOTIFIrn IT,.
un.ess YOU appear AND answer to said cnm.
pIaint Within ten days after the serv;nn
n neG OIL. served within kootenui COUNT
ana within twenty days II served out ~ sn Z,
a"I M;h put within the snid Judicial District
District EXCLUSIVE OF the day OF service, tha
i,I ixintin viii apply t. the Court for the rnc
iief demanded In said complaint. re-
Siv v;n, under my hand and the seal of the
o.s..,es oo9tt o. inc frat Judicial District
SEAL County OF kootenal, this sist d ,nr
I8Njof August; = a; D.; 1904 80 p4s
CHAs. L. HEITMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Sept. Oct. l4et
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23

Back Firing.

During the dry spell, the citizens
of RathdUm ut one time or another.
have been called upon to fight FIRE IN
every side Of town except the south.
Last Friday strong west wind arose
and drove u fierce fire over the spar Ut
Rathdrun mountain west Of tow n
and swept 1t across the ridges to The
spring branch. Backilring saved the
dwellings Of Geo. Poler and Joseph
Shaner, but tho Waddle homestead,
further back, was, destroyed as well
as one or two other cabins. The
wind continued Saturday and Sunday
the Gre crossing the spring branch
and sweeping up the mountain side
to the east.
On Tuesday afternoon the town
was aroused by FIRE which threat.
ened the dwellings in the East End
addition. The men at work on the
n. p. cutoff had set a fire IN the pine
thicket where the right Of way cross
es Brownies ADDITION where it fronts
on Main street at the foot Of the hill
south Of the cemetery road. A Strong
east wind had been blowing all day
and the flames were quickly beyond
control. Prompt backHring by citi-
zens along road which separates the
thicket from the residence district,
confined the flames to narrow circle.
TO preclude the possibility OF furth-
er danger, the residents OF the East
End turned out cnmasse. Wednesday
night, and, the conditions being
favorable. set fire to the immense
piles OF slashings In Brownies addit-
ion, which have menaced the town on
the south side. A hard rain coming
on Immediately after, kept the FIRE
from doing any damage.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23

OUR democratic friends seem to
be in dire straits, indeed. They
AFRO said to be trying to persuade
a certain republican to run indie
pendently for sheriff in order. to
sidetrack a few hundred votes,
which, if true, is a sign they are
seeming defeat. They are also
trying to make political capital
by quietly circulating a report in
precincts around Rathdrum that
the Republicans are committed
to county division! Nothing
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23

James l.. Ware, a prominent farm
er Of Ramsey, met with a severe acct.
dent last Saturday. lie had just
driven into his barn with load of
grain when his horses began to back
up. Mr.. Ware. who was on the load,
struck the back Of hts neck on Il beam
and was thrown forward on the load
where he was found unconscious.
He was taken TO his house and a
physician summoned. Mr.. Ware Is
reported recovering nicely.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23
WHAT Is LIFE Z.

In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that tits under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
arrangement OF the organs, resulting
in Constipation, Headache or Liver
trouble. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
quickly re-adjusts this. It's gentle,
yet Thorough. Only Csc at DR.. +.
Wenz Drug Store.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23

The Republican state conven-
ton OF Montana advocates q
constitutional amendment for
the eight hour law, an initiative
and referendum law, direct pri,
mary election law, and u fellow
servant law.
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could be more preposterous and
groundless.

On the last page Of this Issue
We produce 4 iewsiacts about Tux
cases, past and present, for the
Information Of our readers aud
particularly for the apparently
much needed edifcation OF our
contemporary.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23
BUckLEN,s AnSuuA sALyE.

BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.
Has worldwide fame for marvel
lous cures. 1t SURPRISES any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts. C0rDs, Burns, Boils, Soree, Eel
ons, Ulcers, letter, Salt Rheum. Few
rr Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Erup-.
lions; infallible for Piles. Cure guar
anteed. Only csc at DIR. Il. Wenz,
druggist.
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State OF Idaho, pepartmant of st.te.

State OF Idaho, do hereby certify that III.
foregoing Is q full, true and correct copy al
q Joint Resolution adopted by the TeCfs)a-
Session. submitting certain amendment 10
The Constitution OF the State OF Idaho to fhs.
electors OF tho State OF Idaho. as shown hy
tho original enrolled Joint Resolution on t;icc
In this ONCE and in my custody.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and caused to be affixed the Great
Seal of the State of Idaho. :
Done at Boise the capital, this 18th day of
September In the year of our Lord, 1914 and
OF the Independence OF the United
(ar AZ NStates of America the one huntj red
l0N) land twersy;ninth.
NH W Secretary Of State.
Sept % to Nov. 4, l9c4-sw
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Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL.

NATURAL.
For prcsidcnt--TheOdor Roosevelt.
For vicc President Charles w. Fairbx INKS
STATE.
For Supreme Judge-I. N. Sullivan.
For ConRrcssnlan-Burton l.. French.
For 0ovornor--Erank II. Cooling
For Lieut.. Govcrnor--B. L. Sleeves.
For Secretary Of Btate~Will H. Gibson.
For Treasurer-H. N. CONN.
For Attorney Gencral--Dohn ]. 01heen.
For Auditor-Ro s. Rragaw.
For Supt. OF schools--May L. Scott
For State Mine Inspector-Isobcrt f. Bell.
For Presidential Electors--E. Ilagonbarth,
II. w. Kiefer and E. ". Oliver.
COUNTY.
Legislative.
For Slate Senator Herman II. Taylor.
IOr Members OF tho Legislature Harry
Spaulding, William Ashley. Dr., A. A
Sage.
Executive.
yor She riff-- Edwin Doust.
For Treasurer George II. Ross.
For Assessor-Warren Flint.
For County Attorney--E. Il. whitla.
For Probate Judge Robt. =. McCren.
For Supt. OF Schools Robt G. Egbcrs.
For Coroner--Dr. r. A. Bishop.
For COMMISSIONER
First District-Joseph Fisher.
second DistrIct--George o. Dart
Third District.-Andrew Christensen.
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Wood, fruit or vegetables will
be received on subscription at the
TRIBUNE Office. II
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-23
NoilCE FOR PUBLICATION.
5Tpariment OF the Interior,
'1""u oHice ~ Occur d'AlcNe. Idaho

Department Of the interior
o"'ee Ut ooeur d,Alene. Idaho
september Is, 1903.
named settler has flei not;cc o .rs ioiiowing-
to make final proof III smnnort =, n r's intention
ana that said proof will IN, mndo , US clSlin,
lister. and Receiver MT Cnnna s .I0re Reg
October IS. 1909, viz; ~ ooeur o'Aiene, on
GERTRUDE W. orhcyrSpre,,
who made Hid. No. 3.l5, for tho wv
Up. 53 Ii. r,2wb m. wv wv "a sec, s,
She names the fnllou;nr ,,,,
prove mis- continuous rr.,dsm Witnesses to
cultivation OF said land. VIZ. upon and
Charles o. Bnrrouch his Cbar,as y
Abe Horn beck and .1nSan J,hnrles 7. Parker.
Athol, Idaho. Y''pn u. snyder. all OF
Sept % to Oct. as. R.N p,,xrsn.
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l of1cr for sale my entire stock of
furniture, etc. with good will.--Mrs.
Leadbetter, Granite Hotel, Idaho. A
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RATHDRuN PRECINCT,

For Justices Of the Peace
A. W. Post. J. r. Wilson,
For C0nstable--L, A. Berry.
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lfyou want an up.to.data s.o.
map OF Kootenai Comfy send g, No =.
the Panhandle Abstract Co. =,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05

Earned runs. BROOKLYN 3. Boston /
three-hase hits Sheekard, Mccormick
SaerIrlce hit Mccormick stolen bases
Ritter :. Babb- Lumler = double pIays
Aics ,orrnick TO Jordan 10 Dillon- McCor-
mick 10 Dill0n- Deiehanty TO Tennev-
ilTst- On balls. OH Wilhelm = of Fisher 1
on Poole 1; hits OF Wilhelm in four in
nlT1gs- s; OF Fisher IN FIVE innings. &.
MT by pitched ball. by Fisher 1: struck
out Dy Wilhelm 3, by Fisher , by Poole
/. passed ball. Needhan- time I -. I'M m
pire. Ensfie-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05

St Louis. 0 o 0 o O O.
CncInna1i.. 5 2 0 %
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05

CHICAGO. July 4.-Detroit punched hits
and easily won this mornings game.
Kfiian had the locals at his mercy until
the ninth inning. when three singles and
a base on balls scored TWO runs. At
tendance. $780,
Backed up by perfect and at times
phenomenal support Donovan held the
Locals 10 one hit and single run. max
ing three straight defeats for Chicago
-Opportune hitting and two errors seorad
All OF the ylsltors runs Barrett's field
ing was the feature Of the game A.
tendance 10 600 Scores.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05
TWO for tgiohIanders

PHILADELPHIA Pa Iuiv Tine To-
Gals could not hit Cheshire in the morning
game which caused their defeat by New
York Haniey weakened in the ninth in
ming and was ~batted freely. Attendance
Il ,S23.
Griffith outpitched WaddeII in the aft
ernoon game, which was marked by few
hits on either side Anderson,s triple in
the third scored Keller and Williams.
and In the fifth Williams hit homer
Bunched hits in the fourth and ninth
gave the locals their two counts. At
tendance, 1e. 49, Scores:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05

the Philadelphias IN a one-sided contest
IL TO 3. The home team ouFeiasseC the
visitors at every point Mitchell was hit
for eighteen safe hits, while Mathewson
VINO pitched seven innings, was almost
lnvincible- The New Yorks stole eight
bases and otherwise played a huStiing
game Gilbert has twelve chances in the
afternoon game as well as twelve in the
morning game. all OF which he accepted.
The scores.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05
AFTERNOON GAZE

Earned runs Washington J. Boston 4.
tWo-baSe hits Collins Z Freeman. Cough
lin: stolen bases. CougEIin. Donovan. Me
Cormick. sacrifice hit Collins: double
plays. Collins TO Ferris to Lachanee. COL
Inns TO Iaehance. CoHghiin to Stahi TO
Cassidy; bases on balls. off Patten l.
struck OUT by Patten T. by Young 4;
left on bases. Washington 4 Boston 4;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05
wen Thing At Boston

BOSTON. Mass. july 4.-Bosfou's long
hitting won the morning game from
brooklyn. to = Tenney's batting and
q great stop by Raymer were features
DooDs was put out OF the game by the
BROOKLYN won the afternoon contest
easIly. batting Wilhelm out OF the box
IN me fourth inning and hitting Fisher
nard- especially in the eighth inning The
home team heIded poorly despite the
good showing in the error column At
tendance, 3,3I6- Scores
MORNING GAME
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05
YESTERDAYS RACING RESULTS
At Chicago

~ OfiCdQO
First race-Graud won Frarrr,s-, 60
ond- Watermelon third
Second race-Exclamafion wen Jer-
y, Lynch second Merry Pioneer third
IhiTd race-A llaIlias won, DalFay sec
ono Miss Crawford third
Fourth race-AicCsee Won Fad News
second. Colonial Girl third
ElItn race.Rossmond won. Major Man
sir second Alma DufoIIF third
Sixth race-Aiss Inez won FIaxmau
second, Pinkerton third
At St Louis
First race-EVilIowdene won. Fay Tenn
pleton second. Franco third.
Second race-ETening Star won F7offar-
second. Sid Silver third
Third race-<ettie~ Regent won. Lady
tonse second. Easter Walters third
Fourth race-AIountebank won T,abv
Tosa second Forehand third
Fifth race-Elasfic won, Floral Wreath
second Clear the Arena third
Sixth race-Eirst Mason Won Fred len
pert second Harnarl1is third
Seventh race-Caithness won. leila
Knight second Boaster third.
At New York
First race-Fox Hunter won, Redpath
second. Whineray third
second Tace-LeoHfdas won. Lord OF
Vale second. Hamburg Belle third
Third race-Tradition won Fancy Dress
second. Chrysifis third
Fourth race-da iOr Daingerffefd unr
HlghbaH second Hurst Park third
Fifth race, Palm Bearer won Dick
Bernard second Gay Lothario third
Sixth race-Oid England won Cham
plain second. Hello third
Seventh race-The Cricket won. Lead
er second Carbuncle third
At Buffalo
First race-PanelIa won, FIorizal sec
Ond. Ben FOnSo third
Second race-Itaska won Odletfa COO
0nd- Annie Chapman third
Morning Star third
Fourth raee-War WhOop won, Wire In
second. Hari1ee third
Fifth race-Sandy Andy won. The ThraI
second. Maggis Afackey third
SIKH race-HarbOr won Prof Neville
second, Port Warden third
- Seventh race-Nitor first fdisquaIifies7t.
ITente the Mere Won. Nolantine second.
Rip third
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 4-Se T.ou,s
10, the contest being cflara cf=srszr.rl - - =
hltLing ana both loose and brilliant fiszls5
lns: Cleveland. s errors were very costly.
glSlng ST Louis nine OF its twelve r-I1-rs
NTH SteEaA CieFeland.s new first has 80
man from the Iowa league acquitted Rim,
Sl Louis by hitting Glade hard 1r1r5 rsfs -.
III TIE seventh and eighth innings. Hfii,s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05
Split at Louisville

LOUISVILLE. July 4-Inf7ia napoIje de-
Ieated Louisville in the morning game nv
superior a4l-round playing. NegIiI1 r.
placed Fisher after the first inning and
kept the local battsTS guessing F,c-s17
stIuck our nine men, but was hztfed hard
with man on bases. Attendance 2 sfa
Louisville defeated IndianapoIis this
afternoon in a smuggling match. Foff, Al
ieFnang anc Campbell were batted hard
neaxy transform just before the game
kept the attendance down. Harris hat
ting was a feature Attendance r l1ssf,
Scores. 'soSe.