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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-14

Berlin, May 14.-The report is cir.
culated on excellent authority that
there is a strong possibility of peace
in the far east. What makes the
news doubly interesting is the belief
that the Russian Emperor is now be
ing urged by the war party to end
the struggle. The basis of settlement
suggested is the independence of Co
rea under the protectorate of the
Japanese, Manchuria to remain Chi
nese territory. The integrity of Man
churia had been guaranteed by Sc
cret treaty between Japan and Chi
na If the settlement should be made
it is said to be by the desire of the
Russians brought about independent
ly of England.
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LAST FIRE EXHIBITION TO.
NIGHT

At s O'Clock, corner Main and
Second Streets. Special invi.
tatiOa given to all town and
comfy officers, members of
school board and officers of the
Military Academy.
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OCCUPY THE TOWN
AFTER FIERCE COMMANDMENT
PEACE IS PROBABLE

Report Says War May End.-New
Chwang Deserted and Railroad is
Torn Up.-Report Of Another Jap
anese Victory With Russian Loss
Of 1,500.
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New Chwang, May 1.-THE Jap
anese troops continue to land at Pit.
sewo and the railroad is again cut
seventeen miles of the track being
gone Communication, however, for
that distance is kept open by the aid
of carts. Port Arthur mail is about
Sc hours old when it arrives at New
Chwang. This morning a few more
troops left and moved to the Russian
camp three miles east of the city
which is now practically unprotected
Two correspondents went over the
entire town last night and did not
see a single sentry on duty. The ma
tives are growing more restless as
the Russians continue to move.
Shan Hal Kwan, (9:30 p. m.) May
1.-THE report of a severe engage
ment in the hills around Hsiu Yen
last Thursday has been received here
1t lacks verification, but according
to the report the Russians lost 1,500
men killed and wounded. and the ia
panese occupied the town of Hsiu
Yen. The Japanese loss is not given
1O.15 p. m)-It is impossible to
obtain confirmation here of the repoT
ted fighting near Hsiu Yen. but a bat
tie there Is not unlikely. as this place
is In the path of advance of the first
Japanese army corps.
Toxic, May IA detachment of
Japanese troops has occupied Kwan
Tien Sien. so miles northeast of Fene
Wang Cheng On Thursday last de
tachment of Japanese troops attacked
and dispersed 80 Russian cavalrymen.
The Russian cavalry was retiring
from Tuch Ii Chan.
Shan Wang Kwang, May 14.-Jap-
anese troops from Feng Wang Cheng
occupied Suoyin, 60 miles east OF
Lao Yang Thursday. Their number
is not known. The country II hilly.
London. MAY MA telegram from
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The train from the north is on time
to-day.
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BALLOTS
NO CHOICE YET MADE BY THE
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
A SUR6IN6 MOB

Fills the Convention Hall, but Dele
oates Not Affected.-Yates Leads
In the Governorship Fight When
Recess is Taken.
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London. Msy MA telegram fror
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-14

the contract az once. BY verbal agree
rent with Captain Griffith Of New York
tho Harvard man was not to begin work
WNh the New York team until after the
close Of the college season
Ciarkson said that II was his intention
10 Keep the matter secret until the COLI
lege season had closed Ills last game
win Harvard was played against AM
herst last Wednesday. lie has played in
SIN genes slncc signing with New York
cloyed there stil remain two games with
Yale ON the 3d and 2Sth and Garrison
absence from the game win be felt seri-
ously. In addition TO being tho captain
OF the team Clarkson had for four years
been the best pitcher In college. IN his
-four years he lost only 1--WE gamcs-three
70 PRINCETON ana one each to Georgetown
ana Williams
=, A new captain viii be elected by the
Harvard team tomorrow,
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~-ss--~-~-e~--N~s-~~-'
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.

Miss Salie Fisher and her mother
Mrs NJ, NJ. Fisher, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. IA. c. Whitney last night.
a number Of Miss Fishers old associ
ates I'm the Salt Lake opera company
being invited TO meet them.
An elaborate event Of today was the
tee given by Mrs. j. r. Game. Tho
rooms were artistically decorated with
a profusion Of vines and flowers, and
the affair altogether delightful
MI and Mrs. J. NJ. Darling former
well known residents of salt Lake. are
here from their home at Bcllmgton.
Wash, visiting friends. For the past
two months Mr. and Mrs, Darling have
been touring the east and taking in
the fair
DR., f, S. Bascom returned last even
ing from his eastern trip.
Mrs George Dern entertained at a de-
lightful reception yesterday I'm honor OF
Miss Cora Brown OF Vermont and Mrs.
Frederick Dern, a large number of
guests being present during the after
noon. The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED. and a number of the intimate
friends OF the hostess assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Sharrock an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Eleanor V, to Mr. Robert Evans.
the wedding TO take place this month.
Mrs. J, +, Dunn was hostess at a card
party yesterday given in honor Of Mrs.
T.. Z, Calvin, The rooms were beauti.
fully decorated with June flowers aud
the score cards had the pictures of
well known actresses About 80 guests
enjoyed the delightful affair. among
them being a number from outside cit
les.
Mr. and Mrs. + u. Calvin and daugh.
ters left last night for Portland Ore,
where they viii make their home.
Miss Olive Jennings entertained a fow
friends last night at the Fifth East
hotel
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained at
luncheon today at the Country club i'm
honor Of Miss Inez Trent
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W|CGS PITCHED
A GREAT GAME.
rlonooted Twirler Held Down the
Boise Batters to Seven
Hits
THEY WERE WELL SCATTERED.
ysllockey aud Bruyette Acted as UNI
cres--MFarlau Was Hit Hard by
Salt Lake Strikers.
r.nrIc NATIONAL LEAGUE.

T., ,,as not 30 bad even If II was decid-
,aly one.sided. It was necessary TO take
IN. game In order to break even on the
snios and the home bppch OF ball tossers
-. ceeded TO take It IN light royal style.
Jimmy Wigs the elongated was IN the
w., again for the Forlorn Hopes, and he
,,I,,hel national league bah all the time
only seven hits we're obtained from his
suosether mysterious delivery. and Jim
INV WAS happy in the knowledge that he
".de eeod. Those seven hits were pref
a, lady scattered, too. Two came In
~. ,hlrd one In the fourth, two in the
.',,h and two moro In the eighth. He gave
,,roe hns,s on balls. but he was there
WIN the stick out OF i've times up he
,o, three singles, and made two runs,
Row that's not bad,
Poor McFarlan He got his bumps. EV-
,ry man on the Salt Lake team HIT him.
IA s0me OF them were greedy Wigs,
Soger DellnaB ana Muller were not sat
,seod with less than three each. and Null
isp made a home run with the bases full,
4, ,yas a glorious smash over the LETT
Ged fence and besides scoring four runs,
dutch made $40 note.
The Upstairs werc outplayod at every
.tage OF the game, and never had a look
In With the home crew. Brunette and kel'
isckey acted as umpires. and beyond one
lad inning when Kellackoy was a bit on
Their work was satisfactory. Here is the
detailed score,
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MEXICAN BEATS YANGER.
Anrelio Herrera Now in Line for Match
with Young Corbet."

Butte, Mont. juno 13-Benny Yauger
the Upton Slashor, who came 60 Butte
with the reputation of never having been
knocked out, took the count In the eighth
round tonight when Aurelio Herrera Of
Bakersfield Cal. landed his famous
punch IL was one Of the greatest light
weight battles ever seen IN Butte, and
ON the results depended the right to chal-
lengc TO battle Britt or Corbeu for the
lightweight championship of the world.
langers lighting was faster than any
FORMER opponent Herrera has met. hut
Notwithstanding his advantage In speed,
ne was comparatively an easy victim for
tle Mexican who played a waiting game,
llpid'nE slowly Tor the opportunity to
lAnd that single blow that has sent so
many to inc mat for tho count Toward
We att OF the eighth and while close to
the ropes Herrera landed an awful right
SWING ON rangers law during fierce
mlN-up, Crossing with his left TO the
Same point he dazed the Italian ana be-
lulc ne man from Upton could recover,
Two moro lerCe right arm swings found
thc Jaw ana larger went down, At the
count OF nine he started TO rise, when
herrera aRain tapped him on the jaw,
mich sent him down for good
Herrera only Used his crouch once
tWltc When the miX.ups got too warm. but
generdly fought open, and his clever
work showed him a. be at his best Yaa
~ Nos Drought 10 be I'm perfect cond-
lion The pmse was 81. &c., the winncr
taxing % Ter Um Thlrty-hyc llhdred
people saw the ght which was under
tie ou'mces q, the Montana Athletic
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O'KEEFE IN LUCK.
Managed to Last out Twenty Rounds
Nith Melody.

Butte, June l3-Jack O'Koofc Of Chica-
go and Honey Melody ot Boston went y
rounds here today In the Silver Bow Attn
etic arena The men fought for the
white weltorwcight championship Of the
world
l'p TO the seventeenth round the fight
was Melody.s lie did an the leading
and repeatedly sent o Keefe to the ropes.
IN round eighteen O'keefe rallied strongly
ana made such a showing that Referee
Dune Mcdonald called the fight draw.
Inc men weighed In at ~ There was no
the bout.
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Reduced Fares
To Michigan Resorts

Via Vandolia- Pennsylvania-G r. & l.
through car route from St Louis
through Indianapolis and Richmond;
also season Tourist tickets at special
fares, and Excursion tickets with re-
turn limit Of fifteen days, Drawing
Room Sleeping Car leaves ST. Louis
l2;A5 noon, daily, arrives Petoskey $3.50
q. M, Mackinac 1915 noon Runs to
Harbor Springs, Bay View. Roaring
Brook, Carp Lake and other noted sum
mer Ravens. Address inquiries to Geo
T. Hun, District Agent, Denver, Colo,
or j. NJ Chesbrough, Assistant General
Passenger Agent ST. Louis, Mo.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Spokane Stands Highest In Fielding and
Batting Salt Lakes Good Work.

Compilations from the scores OF all the
games played I'm the Pacific National
league up 70 June 10 afford interesting
material TO the baseball fans for coniec.
lures as TO the causes Of certain clubs
standing high IN the race WITH others
hghuhs for the cellar championship.
me table given below shows that Spo-
kane excels IN team batting The number
made by each Stub thus far in the race
are here shown,
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GOOD PROGRAM TONIGHT.
Purse OF S30O WA be Divided Between
Forty Riders at Saucer

There win be 10 bike riders on tho
saucer track this evening Among this
number $500 in prizes will be divided. The
race between Colett aud Hopper and
the twO-mlc record ride OF Billy Sam
uclson. The program follows:
one mile match race between George
Colett and N g. Hopper for a purse of
so. winner take an
Three-milc handicap, professional two
qualifying heats and a final. Entries
Williams, Holman, Downing. Samuel
sen, Chapman, Smith, Hopper Bowler
Palmer Burris Gum StaVer Collott
Hul!Stcr, Achorn. Leyland and Stevens.
tlIr-milc open lap amateur Entries;
Russell Castro, Grass, Nadel Tate Nor
gan Ellswood, Carl Redman, liver Red
man Johnson, Heagren Lawson shcr-
ald " cisor
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TROUBLE FOR GARRISON.
Pitcher aud Captain Harvard Nine Barred
From College Games.

Cambridge, Mass June i3-- Walter
Clarkson, captain and pitcher Of the
Harvard university nine, was tonight
barred from further participation In col
lege games 10y "A vote Of the Harvard ath-
lCtiC committee Clarkson has signed q
contract with the New York American
league team, thereby violating the rule
governing Harvard athletics
AZ q meeting Of the athletic committee
ClarhSon denied that he had signed a
contract for an annual salary Of s.. 900
but made q statement IN which he sud
that ON Mnv Q he signed "a contract to
play BAH With the New York American
league team the coming season and that
on that dav he was paid a considerable
sum outside OF the money stipulated in
his contract as an inducement TO sign
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BARNEY is TOO FAST.
Ran His Racing Machine and Warrant
Is Out.

Cleveland, June IA warrant was
sworn out today for the arrest Of Bar
noy Oldheld the American champion au-
tomoblllst racer on the charge of run
ming his machine on Franklin avanue at
the rate Of thirty-hve miles an hour
This Is ineteen miles faster than permit
ted by law
Odheld upon learning that warrant
had been issued for him, telephoucd po-
Ice headuarters that he would come to
the central station and gave himself up
THIS afternoon
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Domestic Tronbles.

It is exceptional TO find a family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally. but these can be lessened
by having DR. Kings New Life Pills
around. Much trouble they save by
their great work I'm Stomach and Liver
troubles. They not only relieve you,
but cure. 25c at y, c. NJ. |. Drug Store
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niyan, O'Connol Reilly Shaffer. sporor
Wiggs, Wimot, ward
Bandelin and NilmOt lead I'm throe-bag-
gers, each having Ave to their credit
Those who have made three are Carney
Murdoch, Mclale. Marshall Swindens
and Ward.
Clark OF Salt Lake has made the most
two-baggers, having Il to his credit
O'Connel Of Boise has 70. Shaher comes
next with H. Marshall has 49, Those hay
ing 3 are Ward, Gimlln, Runklc Those
credited with s are Spencer, Murdoch
McHale, lioutz Holland Hansen, Del
mas Those who have made Z two-bag-
gers are Carney ana Weaver-Anaconda
Standard
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Fight Is POSTPONED.

san Francisco, June Blowing 20 the
injury to Jeffros knee. the Jeffres-M Mum
roe hight vii be postponed Delaney wired
from Hardin Springs tonight that tho
champion would not be ready until June
q. Manager Coffroth of the Yosemite club
announced that the fight would take place
June 90
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II was reported about town last night
That John the Honest we mean McClo8-
Key had been making threats that he iu-
tended 10 sue the city for stccn million
dollars for the trouble that occurred on
sunday Verify John must have felt aw.
tully bad about the AFFAIR. and his suit
against the city would be amusing to say
tho least. As an indication OF how John
lelt about the matter il may be stated
that nm effort was made yesterday after
noon to get John 60 put mp the necessary
SO for Umpire Jones release from Jail.
John gently stated that he did not give
q d-n, an dwould not put up a cent. But
Mac always was a humorst he would
sue the city, It's said, because an umpire
gave his team the best OF decisions. and
salt Lake fans mobbod the umpire.
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IN telding, Spokane also excels. al
th9ugh there Is little margin between the
inIee highest clubs Butte being much
lower I'm this respect. The table, shows
.ue NUMBER OF chances accepted ana the
to,al errors made by each team, with the
Percentage OF chances accepted 10 chances
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rNo.base hits-MeKevitt Hanson. Elsey,
Clark, Delmas Home runs-Muller
Base on balls--Of Wigs, 4; on McFar-
jan, l. Struck out-By Wigs, o. by Me.
harlan, p Left on bases-Salt Lake, l.,
Boise, 6. Double plays--'rozer to pelmas
70 Weed Mckeyitt to Elsey Passed
balls-lausen, Bases on Errors-Salt
lake, 5, Boise, 4. Sacrifice hits-Hanni.
van, Stolen bases-Muller. Time OF
game-2OO Umpires- Kcllackey aud
bruyette. AttendanCe--iOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-14

Tomorrow IL the 18th Of June II Is
significant 10 ono class of spnitsmon only
They are the anglers, and they will go
about ~ crazy over the sport as the most
ardent fan does over "A baseball game
even with Jones as umpire, The local
dlately after midnight. and the prospects
are that all the nearby streams whore
trout arc known TO abound. will be
whipped To- foam before sunrise. Several
parties have arranged TO go 60 East cam
yun, Parlcy's canyon. Mil creek aud
Cottonwood The fishing viii not be
good Tho water rs too high and muddy
nj this time Of the year. and especially
this year hccnusc Of the prolonged winter
ana recent rain.
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At Columbus Columbus, ] St Paul, G.
At roledo--Toledo. 4, Kansas city, g.
At Indianapolis -- Indianapolis 5. Mil
waukcc, g
AT LouisWllo-lsouisyille 49, Minneapo-
lis. O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-14

ing weight throwing us before, under
Identical conditions. Tho latter include
proofs Of amateur and student status,
with the eligibility Of competitors limited
20 four years from naturalization us in
sports OF 1901 Thus. Il the conditions
named are accepted, no one except those
qualified to compete In the recent meet
ings vii DE able 90 take part IN the july
contests.
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George Fuller coast tighter. and Man
agor Green, dropped into the city yestcr-
day looking Tor trouble Fuller comes here
with a good record, and Alex Greggains
says that he is there with the goods l'ul-
Ter has beaten such men as Frank Rafael
and Charley Seagor
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games played in the American league.
Boston, g. ST. Louis. ..
Chicago. 2 New YORK /.
Detroit g.. Washington. o.
Philadelphia, ., Cleveland. ..
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to guard the entrance 60 the Jail In prep
aration for all emergencies
Dodge has the reputation OF being "a
bad man, and has "a shooting record of
long standing A few years ago he tried
10 kill dentist who had offended him.
lie 10 said TO be hot bloodod and quick
tpmnprpd
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, G, Cincinnati. 1.
Pittsburg g. Boston, 4.
Chicago, 3 New York. .,
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jerry Mccarthy and Tommy Burns
have returned from ogden where they
have been given boxing exhibitions At
one OF the tnoates. They made great
hit with their clever work and burns
has made a profound impression on the
Ogden fight fans He is matched to fight
Ben ColgraVc at Ogden on the 18th They
have posted a side bet Of $3.50, and the
money binding the match ~ up. They
VIII night at 100 pounds ungsidc
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stolen sncrInce nnnhln

tsr say Lake has made the greatest mum.
home OF Two Two baggcrs and Spokane the most
gm@ be said that the location o I"' nv
ii, IN Ie IN regard TO the grounds has muc6
rosuooo WIN nome run hitting, and I'm this
tbbspSe ot, tne Spokane club and hltters have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-14

bEH9tle leads them all In base stealing.
leaders greatly excel the two taiIenders
/ ~ he department OF sacrifice hitting
oaN Lake has made the most double
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SHOT AT PUGILIsT FLYNN.

Dodge had threatened 20 XIII Flynn
and 1t is said by some ot the bystanders
that one OF the shots was directed at tho
puglst, IL missed however, and Flynn
disappeared down the street with ali
possible speed
An immense crowd quickly gathered In
the street and discussed the Incident. and
there was considerable talk OF summary
Justice II Is not thought that anything
viii come Of this talk. as the man IS
carefully guarded. Chief Of Police Shoup
has detailed special Gordon Of officers
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INDIANS BEATEN AGAIN.
The Score Was ~ to 2-lndlans Made
Many Errors.

Butte Mont. June l3.-Vasbndcr VII
mQts new twirlor occupied the box for
Miners Union day. and though the visi,
ors secured eight nlts of him. they were
too scattered 20 be Of value. In the
sixth Vasbinder took sick and was re-
placed by Hoon. Spokancs nine errors
speak for themselves when only one Of
Buttes twelve runs was earned At
tendance 3 1900 Score.
II. II. T.
bulte '..',, 'p. 80, ,.,.,,s,,,,..,lS 10 2
oliokdllt sss'ss 's's',''ss ssfssst.ssf, = 3 .
Batteres-Nasbindo tIoOn aud Spen-
GER Hogs Carney. Fraiy aud Lewis.
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Risk and extravaganza all
taken out.of
tea baking powder spices
coffee hayorlng sstach soda
by Schilling's Best goods and
dealing.
Your grocer's; moneyback
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FLYNN WAS IN IT.
Mixed Up In Murder Case aud Narrowly
Escaped Being Shot,

The dispatch from Pueblo to the local
papers containing an account Of the
shooting Of Mrs. Emma Dodge and Mrs.
Maud Mckinney on June II, by Mrs
Dodges husband did not tell all the story,
part Of which may be OF particular In
terest 10 certain element In Salt Lake
1t appears that Jimmy Flynn, who en-
gagged In a 2O-rOund hasc0 with Tommy
Reilly recently, was In a measure respon-
sible for the tragedy II appears that he
won the affections OF Mrs Dodge and that
she came to Salt Lake with him. Upon
their return to Pueblo, the shooting oc-
CURED, Following Is what the Denver Post
has TO say about the shocking affair.
The trouble Is said 70 have originated
over the alleged friendship OF Mrs. Dodge
for Flynn. II is declared that she went
with him to Salt Lake when he left for
that place to train for his recent fight
and that she came back with him For
several days she has been seen about
town with Mrs. Mckinney.
Dodge, II Is said besought his wife to
return TO live with him. In q note
which she received from him this morn.
Ing she Is said TO have been totally IN
different After waiting for her answer
all day and deciding that she would not
comply with his wishes, Dodge delber-
atoly armed himself loaded his gun and
started out "A scarab far
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penny" GOSSIP.

with pride 10 tho mobbing of Umpire
Frank T. Jones on Sunday afternoon,
llighball and other horses Of W. NJ.
6chcItcls stable Of racers are now ON
their way to Chicago, where llighball is
entered To- run IN the Chicago derby,