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New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

C5,easo. avg sFirst race tour and half furlonEsl
Cspitanzo, lis Mountain 10 ]. won: Frank
verde; iJs Feieht, IS 10 second; Envoy. ll3 dav-
EckeTsa, Harefoot. Merino. Ralph Reese Lee Lou
Reid Augusta Victoria, The Brsmin. Schoolcraft and
Bowling Butte also ran
Second race tseepechass; short eourse)-Treuet the
Mere lsS ilosh), II 70 s. Lingo, 1873 (Ricel
eefoona' Weird 40 Pembertoul. 70 /. third Time.
90 =. Golden WAY and Cork also Coronatus
pulled Up and Alma Girl fell
Ihtrd race dhe Riverside Selling Stakes: mile)-
Ananias. lOi tNOrrisOn) 10 won: Sweefie, ps
Knapp, n 2 second Golden Mineral 90 (ireensd,
also
to onrth race mile and sxteenthl-Jerry Lynch. aG
Felchp = % ], won; Incubator, lo7 (TIoner'. s.
see..na. IRE LAZY. iO4 fAcIntyrel u third
l-5os. bT stephens and Fonsol9ca also ran.
Flfth race five and half furIonKs-FtorentIna 1O2
loferl 10 l, John sHulski Ils Henry 10 20 J.
tacond: Monte. 5s tFeichO. 10 & third Tine / oI
Peter Durei ard Mcclellan ran.
Sixth reoe tone nile)-Telsphone, % oGreenheldl
J Nohs App.e- 20 tCregsrl 2 20 l. a3
lPsrri2el. 70 l. third Time l:40s. RoyaIIy, Nezzo
Jake Greenbers. Federal and Durbar also ran
seventh race Zone milelSan Reno e2 (Ireenheid, iS
20 J. Won Cardinal Wolsey. 100 tMcIntyrc 3 10 .ec-
orc; FieGror lo4 taorrison) l. third. Time ~
.grest psrassn. ss. Joe Frey Harry New. Inventor
Bob Franklin. haywood ana Piautus also ran
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
ATHLETICS FOR THE PIKE
indians, Filipinos and Patagouians
to Meet in Friendly Sport.

The anthropologicaI athletic contests are TO be
held IN the Worlds Fair Stadium on August Il and
pygmies hairy Anus and all tribes represented on
the Pike viii compete for houors IN the different
contests
The nISt days programme Will consist or con-
tests within the different tribes. 10 decide who
viii be the two representatives In each Of the
finals, which Will take place the second day.
The card for the irst day includes the 1o0-yard
dash, 22O-yard loaded run, +fl-yard run. l90-yard
hurdles shot put. throwing the 56-pound weight,
running high jump. ij-mctTe tree climb. running
broad jump. throwing Stoue for accuracy, throwing
baseball for distance, Indian football and pygny
Skinny. In tho 2e0-yard loaded run. each con-
his back.
In addition the finals OF the first days contests
the programme Of the second day will include
archery. shooting with the blowgun. throwing the
tavelin for accuracy throwing bOlos and an eX-
hibitton stone fight between the Negrito Filipinos
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
BOOM IN HHEAT.
Adrance of Nearly -Four Cents a
BusheI IN Chicago Pit.
IRT TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUSE.I

Ohlcago. aug. s-IremendOUS excitement ana
enormous buying attended a runaway market IN
wheat to-day Nearly four cents a busheI was
added 70 the quotations. bringing the price OF Sen
temoer and May options well above a dollar and
completely routing the bears. who had been count
ing on lower market
The dismay OF the shorts was intensified oy the
reports that Armour was accumulating a heavy
hns OF september wheat and was planning a biz
squeeze From the Dakotas and Northwest terri
tories came fearsome tales Of damage by rust and
OF farms where the cereal would not repay the cut
tins. Frost also was dreaded. and it was noted
that "Armours Almanac predicted such a misfor-
tune for August IS 70 Il
May wheat made the most sensational advanr.
reaching 81 Ola, after opening 9sc. differences
OF 3Ts cents bushe in spite Of LiverpooTs failure
20 follow Chieago's higher figures OF Saturday Old
September went TO 81 02is. from the opening at esq
cents. and September reached 81 OH.
The first opening prices were nearj Saturdays clos
started up. Corn was especially strong on ths
cold weather. which makes growth slow and I'm
perils formation of the ears before frost.
Armour's buying which was OF September. on
large scale. attracted much attention. II was
estimated that his line had grown 70 between
100000 and SOooo oo0 bushels. Against this Sep
tember he has been selling the deferred options
principally May and December.
The wheat market experienced another violent
advance IN prices yesterday on reports that the
damage to spring wheat by rust approached
calamity. Leading options rose over four cents a
bushei, attracting a big public buying which en-
ahled the bull leaders to unload at their leisure
without disturbing the strong undertone- The
weak feature in the situation is the CONTINUED
absence OF export demand. September wheat IN
this market sold up to 81 05is bushel, the highest
price since 1897 closing at 81 65 bid. against Gs
at the close on Saturday. The December. after
having risen to nearly 81 04sa closed 81 04s. about
cents higher than on Saturday The multplytns
reports Of damage TO spring wheat adversely az
fected the stock market.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
HIGHLANDERS' REVERSAL.
CIevelands Knocb Orth ont of Boz
IN Tzco Innings, and Vim, 9 to 1.

Cleveland Aug. S--The Highlsndcrs showed a
wonderful reversal of form in to-days game with
Cleveland. and lost. 10 !. Orth the pitcher
for the visitors lasted two innings after six runs
had been made from his delivery. ClaTkson. the
former Harvard captain. took his place. and also
was hit rather freely, though he struck out seven
men Ia three innings. The fielding OF Tho High
landers wretched.
Futz got into argument with Umpire
OLoughin In the fourth, aAd ordered out Of
the game Then he and Griffith were put out OF
the field by the police ElbeTheld had to leave tho
game with lame ankle.
Three singles. sacrifice. three base hit a fy
and Orth's Wild throw IL the first g8Vc the home
players three runs. in tho next inning Turner
singled and Bemis beat out a hit; DOnahue hit
10 Orth. who threw wild 10 catch Turner, ana
Turner and Bemis scored. Bay singled and Dona-
hue crossej the plate ClaFksou this stage re-
lieved Orth. Bay stole second. and kleinow's
wild throw Bay reached third and got home on
Fultzs sHp, while backing up a throw. A single
and double gave the visitors their hrst run in
this inning. on single and double in the fourth
the local men made Two more The score
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
NO MUD IN ILLINOIS ROADS.
Auto Tour Strikes Dust Instead on Start
from Chicago,
- rELrGRAPH 20 THR TR1nursr. !

Pontiac. Ill, Aug. S-Ihe run from Chicago to
Pontiac through the dreaded black mud country oP
Northern Illinois proved as fine days touring
as could be asked AMI all the machines finished
well within the time Limit. The mud of a month
ago which retarded the former trips OF the Elnore
and White cars that went the route 20 sur,a,,
the roads has entirely vanished, and in ITS Ma c
vas such dust Is seldom encountered even in
the West To make matters worse the hotal orI,,
possesses bathtub. and the tourists with towels
on their arms. formed line nearly a hundred
yards long.
the Sides had bad luck all this day, the thrtesnth
day OF the run. He finally limped in one bare rim
having ruined his tire; The Pierce Great Arrow
experieaced tire troubles and j. H. ShaIdon the
agent for the Goodrich Tire Company. who IS ac-
eompanying the rum mas large basket full OF
stances removed from tires since leaving c.hL,ago
The Franklin car. driven by II. EsseLstynes mad
i've puaotures. but made the control - A
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
,gFR1CAN LEAGUE

The Giants won from ST. Louis in the ninth
inning Of yesterdays game at the Polo Grounds.
10 O. Constant wrangling marred the game. Shay
was put out of the play for obtecting TO one Of
Umpire Carpenters decisions.
Errors were frequent on both sides, and the Wis
itors defeat was principally due to Gradys bad
throw in the seventh, which allowed two of the
home players to the plate Mathewson was
put in the box in the ninth. and struck out the
first two men Vp and sent the third out on fly.
A three-base hit and single gave the st. Louis
players the in the fifth, and they increased
their lead in the sixth on a Jwo-bagger and
single. Dunn, in the seventh, got his base on
balls and stole second. McGana fled and then
Mertes singled and stole second, and Cirady's
bad throw Smoot to catch Mertes Dunn and
AIertes crossed the plate. tleing the Mertes
got his base balls in the ninth. and Dahien
followed with single. Mertes put out at the
plate. and on WsIners single Dahlen tailed. The
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
TENNIS PLAYERS AT soUrHAmprou

southampton, Long Island Aug (Specian
Nearly all the ranking expert tennis players A..
mere to-nisAt' ready to begin their tuning up FOR
the national championship which begins psv. -.
on the Casino courts at Newport Thev will bay,
competitions tomorrow morning In the animal
tournament OF the Meadow Club, the continrs+s.-
OF the famous old Long Island championship. tn.
drawings for the singles viii be made early tn tbs
morning Among the players who viii conluete a..
William \. Larned. Robert D. Wrenn q \
Wrenn, jr-. William j. CIother Beals c. vrrivs,
T. X. Pell jr., Robert Huntington. Holcombe Wa,
stewart waller Henry SlOcum. Ford HI1ntirgT,-1
W. L. Leonard. Of Harvard F. b AIexandss55' :;
Prlnceton- and H F. Allen. The dra wings 49,
later in tho week 'NO uuui
New courts have been added 20 the grounds "a
the Meadow Club. bringing the number 10 twe1tv..
touF grass courts The turf is IN prime Condition
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
sUPERBAS OUTPLAYED BY CHICAGO
CrOnin's Costly Wild Throw Helps Visitors
The Score, 4 to l.

The superbas were outbatted and out1elded by
Chicago az Washington Park yesterday. The score
was 10 1. Cronin was hit hard and made two
wild throws. which helped the visitors IN their
run getting. Charley" Malay. a Brooklyn boy,
II was announced by tho home club officials. has
been signed play with tho team next season.
lie is from the Amsterdam. JohuEtown and Glovers-
VILE New-York State nine ana is said 10 be good
batter.
The visitors made three runs IN the third on
three singles and two bases balls Tho home
players got what turned oGt % he their only run
in this inning on two bases on balls. stolen base
a sacrifice and "a single. ltt Chicago men iu-
creased their lead in the Inning. getting run
singles ana Croniu's Will throw. The score.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

6 Loqjs Aps SFirst Cfour ana half fur
cG w92 Rres9g6 Gt ioS seder 10 second Lady
Earian- TrlumPhtress. SorreItop Hersbman Ts5v 81
Gold ran. ~''aa4 anu oS''y
. Second race Zone mile)-Hubbard io7 (wiIanas,, 6
70 i won: Broolyn l07 tSeder). TO second: Iooil
orsy Hwey' IOa q, Conwayl 80 70 third Time i:45 4
and TweuloE also ran. S''' -''''' N"ue"
third race four and a half furlongs)--AIes plat,
lo7 CTroKler). 10 2 won; Exalted 16s n AnSar'
SOM 70 second; Anadsrk0, los wv. Davis) 70 10
1rra 1 me. G;S5+ johnnie Powers. Atari The only
Fourth race thandcap, six furIongs)-commodor.
10y q BooSer) lS 20 won: Blissful ss IN Ander.
5on)s . 70 ], second Marquis De a wv
Davis, Is 70 l. third Time, I:i4 Pas 6'Or F,orsi
Nreafh, Laura Hunter and Mafalda ALSO - '0'"'
FIFTH race tmis and seventy yardsl-Evron Rosa
l1A tt Wisonl. TO J. Glennevs CT.trdss,-S'
20 - J. second: Ryevale S8 CFI Anderson 90 tTS
thl.a, M. Time l;f5t Flora Bright Lady strathmore
pulled w. Po'0 "'e" ana was
SIKH race tnile and a observation-disclosures "a.
90, Istinl 10 J. won; Regina D.. 81 Cif Anderson1
! - j. sfcond; FLYER. 80 tRoschD. 4 10 third Ti,ne
Itft I-tJie Corker Dolinda. Irby Bennett Prndjrei
Si res. snort Cake. Goo Goo. Kings Court and
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
LEBAupTs BALLOONS GOOD FLIGHT.

Paris. Aug. s--1I. LebGudy's stearahls balloon
made a quarter OF "a hours flight this morning.
covering a considerable distance at a height OF
eighty metres and returning To It's shed without
tho slightest hi.ch.
NJ. Lebaudy and the engineer who steered say
that tha balloon covered about twelve and half
miles in IT'S light OF fifteen minutes II is cal
cUlated that the made eleven hundred
revolutions a minute. The motor is constructed
minimize tho vibration produced by the screws.
The witnesses 10 the flight included NJ. JulIot. the
engineer VINO drew up the plans for tho balloon.
and NJ. Bans. secretary of the Aero Club There
were only a few spectators
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.
rnr rELpenAPH 10 TIE TR:suNE. ]

Saratoga. n. Y. Aug. S.--Jsmes r. Keene's two
year-oId colt Won Trom7 was so seriously cut
down IN the last race here to-day that his nearby
stake engagements viii probably have 10 be can
ceileo. The colt coupled Win Slhlsler, IN lhe
betting. and the pair were fayorites At odds on,
NCn Tromp began to back up IN the stFetch aIter
having led all the way. and IN a general closing
she WAS cut down and finished q rear oack
A. r. Peabody claimed L. r. Thomas's three
year-o!d geldng PaImbearer out of the third race
getting him for s3.5oc bu; the geiding's stan % ySs
not left vacant. his owner claimed Vic Hoi-
lars bay colt Cloveriand. BY Eiatlands.LuckSy Sy
Clover. out Of the same contest. The two were the
runners-up for II. c. SchuZ's Shrine.
". p. Rigs has asked the Jockey Club for dates
for meeting 10 be held this fall at the old Pmlico
track at Baltimore. The meeting will be held under
the charter OF the old Maryland Jockey NluD. Inc
dates viii undoubtedly be granted
Z. r. Thomss's Hermis, which pulled up lame
after his trial for the Great Republic Stakes last
Thursday. ont on the track to-day for walk
ing and Jogging exercises. He sti favorS his game
leg trihe. but shows signs OF improvement
While the Jumpers were being schcoled after the
races to-day Mr. Chambet's Dromedary fell at the
big jump opposite the field stand and the stable
boy who RODE him, was knocked unconscious
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
FRANCE FIRST IN MOTOR BOAT PACE.

, LONDON. Aus. S--The International motor boat
race was sailed TO-DAY from Calais to Dover. and
Was won by the French boat Mercedes ". in
hour aud minutes An English boat was sec-
onh ard one from Belgium third. There were
twenty-five competitors. and three countries wsre
represented Much interest taken IN the CON
test On both sides OF the Channel. NJ PelIetan
the French Minister of Marine. crossed the Chan
nc on tne OF tho torpedo hOlts FscOrtirE the com
Petitors. The visitors were guests at a dIrner at
Dover tonight.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
OIL FUEL FOR THE TARANruLA.

In the latest number OF Engineering" brought
to this country from London is printed a short
description OF apparatus recently supplied for
steam yacht Tsrantula owned by W. X. Wander
bilt. r. The equipment consists OF a set OF
njectors for supplying oil fuel to accompany tho
Yarrow water tube boilers OF tho yacht. Many
forms OF mechanism for spraying petroleum have
been devised. That which has been made for the
Tarantua IS a modification of tho system now in
use on number OF locomotives OF the Great East
crn Railway IN England and employed in that
country with a few stationary engines also
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
JUDeM MENTs.


The following judgments snong .AOss Med yestsr
day. the being that OK the debtor:
Arnold Thomas E-F w sasr and another. So S3l
change BANK a. an. @S47
Braker. Henry ID Neshit and snother,.,--,. 2115
fsnk o-o'i"e ~ l.cs4
Franklin Nm F-J Oustead ............-... S6S
Fetzsr Philip A-Raskss Dairy Company. ....... SII
Aien Tn HaEhSc Tonsias Oo IsaS
son ..,-'"s SI4
Ns5so F9soTbe SIs corn ESShanSe lO5s
Polo Cscar Al s Morris ana another 1896
Ttffanv I{t,rpett T--R = Lewis and
White Justin D-A X Allen. ............... 6.22l
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
GOOD ENTRIES IN SWIMMING RACES.

The swimming races 10 bo held Saturday under
the auspices OF the Manhattan Swimming Club
drawing q large entry list. For the novics
race thirty names have been received Wills there
already nifty entries for the two handicap
contests.
The 505-yard handicap is causing widespread IN
tercst, as such sPeeGy c. NJ. Daniels 70. H
Adams. W. c. Miller. Otto Wahle. l. Z. Goodwin,
Charles RuberL J. H spencer l. s. Crane. j. A.
RuGdy G; w van Cleaf I. De r, Handley. and
the Bammou brothers have s!gniied-their intention
OF taking part.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
sS4
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were aed
yesterday:
JOSEPH A KIySZ salesman No. 1915 Ave A. LA
bes s. 362 assets SEQ The principal creditor Is
Berliner. Ave. A and Fffth-st.. sl.ltN
ma OF pixons
Cream Establishment. No. i0t IhiEa-SVe.s liabilities.
s5.S94; assets s25 The principal creditors are the
Vehicle Equipment Company. BrOoklyn shsF-s francis
Brousved. No. Ill East One-hundred
$100o.
An Involuntary petition died against t.HSieSf W
ROSEESTEIN No. lco Hudson-St..
sy May Campbell With claim OK go r - nls.s
sons, So and Arguimbau & Rance Sos. ne aheSeo
bankrupt made a general assignment On June "a
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS To.nay

RACING.-At Saratoga, go p. m: HarEsm and 8,
HARNESS RAcING.-Grana Circuit a, Empire City
Club Southampton.
Montreal '' ' 7'- A>'uls'
BAei1BALl~-National Lacquer ST. I.ouis az Nevvyor,,
p n: Cficeeo nj Brooklyn. PttsburE 1t Philsdsi
phls, Cincinnati ct Boston American league Nsv
York al Cleveland. Boston al Detroit. ''
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
BASEBALL.
Giants Win from St Louis Sn the
Ninth-Tke Score 4 to 3.
RESULTS oE GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Nev-York, ST. Louis, Cincinnati 4: Boston /
Chicago. g. brooklyn ! iPIua6eIphia. TO- PttsouFs D.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland Q: Nev-York, l.. Detroit. =: Boston, O.
Philadelphia c. Chicago. g. Washington o; s. LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
u,DcMrNTs REVERSED.

Metropolitan Street Railway company-L Barney =,
Third Avenue Railroad Coapa 1y-J Ryan;
July tSuS ;;,i,., ana Al, sdH-City OF "
New-YOFk: February ~ 1905 ...-..-.-.---- =
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
HUNT TAKES TIrrg FROM wA,puE.

minneapolis, Aug. S-R. C. Hunt. OF the rr,s
versity OF Michigan. and of California vro, -
tennis championship OF the Northwest TO-DAY 80
the former holder OF the title. H. L. Waidr.r =
chicago. rs 20, 64 So Hunts sunsrh -
game was the feature Of the match uOs'S net
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

orth. in Ia inninss; off Ciarkson in az In5inSs
bRse sTrorE--CleVelaud . Two ha
GonsSy WiIiisTs Three base h-Flick Sacrifice
base on balls-on Clarkson. 3 Lett on bases-Cievs1
land q; New feTk g. Struck out-Donahue a. Garrison
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

cage s.: BrooSiyn : First base on haiI.Qft Sronia 3
Two hasa hits-Dobbs. strang, King Sacrifice hits
gro2in Stole f M ncS2Tl,ics
Babb and Dillon. wild plrch-By Br'gss / UmplreR-
thinner and Moran. Tme-l-40- Attendance. 500.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
CINCINNATI. 4, BOSTON. /

Boston. Aug. S-cincnnat defeated Boston to-
day 10 l. batting Willis freely At the beginning o,
the game. The score.
Cincinnati ..........1 o 3 . % Is o
Boston ....-.........-0 o o o 0-1 1
Harper and Pc,z. Willis and Nesihan- At
tendance, ISIS.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
STATE LEAGUE.

At Binghanton-Aihany. S: Blnghanlton. .
At Syracuse--Syrseuse G., A.. J. * c.. !.
At Ctica-Utica, Z; Ilioa. >.
at 6crsntoa-ScrSnton. L. Trey. 0.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENT.

The following satisfied Judgment among those nsd
yesterday the drst name is that Of debtor tho
ond that OF the and when Judgment was
hlsi:
Augevine. Sarah E-w r rerwilser; April 26
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. tNew-Haven---SprinsheId 4: New-Haven.
At Observation-Disclosures o; Holyoke, Qorfeited).
At Hartford--Hsrtford, 8; Norwich,
At Meridea-Ne:idea. 8; Eew-London
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
EASTERN LEAGUE.

/. Jersey City-Jersey City, 4; Newark, :.
u Bafalo-BUffalo. ( Montreal, =
IL T0ronto-TJTonto. 7: Rochester. o
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

but left the local men one short Of the visitors
six. The score: " =
FRiilsesl0hia 1,sil.5a .........99 SsS G s 8
Bsttsries-Plank ara sehr.ek; owen and Sullivan
Attendance. 52T0
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
> Two out when winning yum was made
-Battah fn- McCtirrit. IN ..L.-tn Inrlnc

Two-bsse hit-Farreil Three-base hlt--Shay. Hts
OF NcGnnty. = in eight innings Sacrifice hirs-punu.
Gilbert shann2a Bsekisy stolen basgs-Bresna han @
Gam, Brain and Farrell. LET, bases-Neyv York, .
ST Louis 8 First base on bas-og McCinnity, 2 Of
Mcfarland, g. First base l. Struck
outBy McG!nHty, 5; by Mathewson. .. by Mcfarland.
O. Passed bal-Cirady- Wild pttct-McForland- Time
1:s5- Cnl2re-Carpeuter. Attendance-5,472
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
DETROIT. 2: BOSTON, 0.

Detroit, Aug. s.-Killian pitched the best rans y,
the year on the home grounds. selbach was the
fielded well. The score: Ai'SIs
49,. r. H. z.
stot Bsston .............o Q Q "a 9
BatssriesI5IESilaa 5E and Drini pinesa and crgsr At
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
PHILADELPHIA. 6; CHICAGO, &

Chicago Aug. ga batting rally. aided by a,
error and a pass. gave an exciting finish TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louis II Nev--york lrittsparg at Philadelphia
Chicago 81 B-ooklyA Cincinnati at Bostoa-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-Tork az Cleveland Boston a Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

Baseball Polo Grounds To-day r. NJ, rt
New cc.S. Acna-. '
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
wAsu1NGToN. 9; ST. LOUIS, L

81 LOUIS, aug. o--"asLIIIlbtUII III-lo = N'I' y
straight to-day by defeating st. Louis. Stahl again
knocked the ball over the fence for home run
The score: =, u
Washington ..s i-9 II Q
St Louis.............O y U D D o IL ~
BstterIes-Patten ana Clarke; Glade ana Kshos At
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

Winnsr-si6Eey FACETS Carngorm, by star RUBY
Linda Vista Start fair; driving by head Time.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
SUMMARIZES

Alnner--E. R. Thomass ch. StalHart MeddleT-
Neina Start 5000; won driving by nose Time 1l3.
SECOND RACE-StseplecEsse handicap; 4-year-o6s ard
over that have never stesplechsse Of
The oasis., 1904-01-02

ene pocket, and that all-told some S600.000 worth of ore had been
 taken from them. Miners and mining experts unanimously agree that when these mineral bodies have been properly developed they will constitute one of the great mines of the world. The foregoing statements are susceptible of un- qualifie fl e d standardization. The values in gold, as above given, are average values as are shown by numerous assays, which are avail able, and there are streaks of ore that give over a thousand dollars a ton in values. A highly cele- brated engineer and expert, states that he found walls over thirty feet apart between which ore had been taken out. The high copper values appear only in streaks.
The oasis., 1904-01-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. S0Sl
 DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR, LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARIZONA,
 December IL. 1903.

Notice hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Nogales. Arizona on Satur- day, January 23. 1904 viz: Inez Andrade, of Calabasas, Arizona, for the k. ls $. E. IA Sec l9 and W. ls s. W. l Sec. 20, T. 2l- s. R. BE, G. 6 s. R. B x NJ
 He names the following witnesses to prove ms continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land viz: Thomas Bayze of Noga- les, Arizona; Francisco Soto. of Nogales Ari- zona; William Renney, of Nogales Arizona; Bibiano Gastelum. Of Tubac. Arizona.
 MILTON K. MOORE,
 Register. First pub Dec 19 1903.