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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
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w. d. Middlesworth, Special Agent,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Tarmen 1T berfanjen.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21

CHICAGO Oct 70.-In . sensational stretch run
james Arthur's HuEEah came from far back and
won the Alpine Selling Stakes by q half a length
al Worth TO day. iShe r. Schorrs Ananias was
second half length In front Of I'd Trotters Agile
Lewis. who beat Boots" Durnell's Gloriosa head
or third. IL was one OF the most desperate I'M
fishes seen at the track.
! FRS R.ce.Etvs and half furlongsm,Ivan the
Tfrrible. - KiooD. y 70 s. won; Sir brilaI. ti0.
S g sfS TINS p. io' la a, s s%po.E 59SS
Dizelie and Black Dutch also ran.
Second Rsee-Seven FurionGs-cardinAl VOL.
tRunI,, 1 TO i, second: Beautiful and Best, lilo
(Donliniclo. s TO !, third. Time, i;2s as Rankin
Charterelie. Jsckfui, Sunny Shore, Goodman and
Handsome Man also ran.
Third Race--Aphine stakes one mile and an
eiSa,hT II Mio fseam.,eo. t 70 Won; An
ss1 o 49, u .srS Tme asf sd1o.s
Ethylene and Ahols also ran.
Fourth Rsce-Sx furlongs-Gold Enamel, los
ii 10 s, second: Monte los Heieerson,, 81 10 &
third. Time. I:H As. Rossbourne, Regaie, Pla.
toon. Yunea and San Jose also ran.
Fifth Race-One mile-Lady Jocelyn, io7 GRO.
manelD. 10 to !. won; Miss Crawford. Iii (Nicoll.
eto 10 second Lureehter, io7 lStile,. 70 J. third
Time, la 2e; lshlana, Wine Sap. Lucy 2. s. and
sixth Race-one mile and q quArter-Bard Of
Avon, es Genkins>, rs to L.. won: Ben Chance, los
Morrison. 10 70 s. second; Little Elkin. 100 (Sean.
stem. IS to g. third. Time, ZOO s-6 E1central,
Paramount, Trepcy, Scortic, Charlie Miller and
Soldier OF Fortune also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
YOUNG CORBETT'S CAMPAIGN.
Goes West to Meet Battling NelsOn-To
Fight McG0yern and White.

Young Corbett is now on his way to Cali
fornia to start busy fistlc campaign Every
thing has been arranged for his contem.
plated contest with Battling Nelson who
has been making quite a name for himself
in the ring lately. The mill is to take place
next month In San Francisco before the
Hayes Valley A. C., which means that boxing
is to be continued in San Francisco after all
The details of the encounter will not be known
until Corbett reaches his destination, After
this fight Corbett will come East and take
on Terry McGovern for six rounds at PhiIa-
delphia. This mill has been practically
bly, have 1t out during the tirst week in Decem-
Der, unless Gorbett should meet with an
accident; Following this fight Corbett will
have Jabez White for IN opponent The
Englshman has been communicated with
and will depart for America before very
long.
lob before him. The former is one OF the
toughest propositions In the lightweight
ranks to-day. But the Denver man is con.
fdent that he will win and will leave no stone
unturned in order to get into the best possible
fettle, corbett says. that II the White bout
falls through and he is successful over Nelson
he will Immediately cast lines to secure an
engagement with either Joe Cans or Jimmy
Britt. Corbett was accompanied West BY
Harry Tuthill. who will act rs second and
trainer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
WILL NOT FIGHT NEGR0ES.
Jen1es Replies 70 That Eject to jack
JOhnson's Challenge.

Jim Jetfries is out with a statement that
under no circumstances will he deviate from
bis determination not 70 meet negroes. Jen-
ries took this step in view Of the challenge
Of Jack johnson. the negro heavyweight.
who wants to meet him. johnson issued
his def to the boilermaker after he knocked
out Denver Ed Martin In less than two rounds
the other night
Jeffries. who Is now in the West. says
Il do not care whether johnson licks the
Japanese Army. have repeatedly de-
clared that as long as I am In the fRhting
business viii never make a match wit q
black man, The negroes may come and
the negroes may go. and some Of the negroes
may be excellent fighting men. Just tell
the public that James J. Jeffriss has made
UP his mind that he will never put on boxing
gloves to give battle to a negro: might
have admitted Jack Johnsons ability as a
puRilst had ] been at the ringside Of his
contest with Martin. ] will go SO far as to
say that johnson would be able to give
good account of himself were he In the ring
with a, man pounds and points better than
the fellow he vsnRuarded the other night.
But when Johnson applies to me for an en-
gagament will tell him In direct language
70 look for some one in his own class and
color to give him battle | am against fight.
ing black men first last and all the time. Not
because I am sfraid-I leave that to the
public TO judge-but because I have said
! won't and ] intend to cling to my word
So that's all there is to it,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
Billiards,

At the Broadway Billiard Academy two
games were played Yesterday afternoon
and evening in the handicap fourteen-inch
balk line tournament. The afternoon game
was contested by F. Wright and F. Dob5.
both playing at so points. and resulted
In q victory for the former after a close game
II was nip and tuck game all the way and
Wright won by points. In the evening z.
BeaCham playing az scratch and r. Kennedy
faO) were the players In this game Kennedy
easily disposed OF his opponent, winning
the game by margin OF 80 points in
thirty-two innings. The scores:
Wright Co.,. g. l. o. g. ~ ~ o.e2o O..
Z q q O. l, l. 2. 2, ?. Ia Total 60 Average.
22o.S High runs g.
Dobb CsO-a l. o, s. s. O. . s. T. 2, G. o. l. & 1, s.
s. o. g. q o. O. O. s. ?, s. I. Total. n. Average.
1870. High runs. s. S.
Kennedy Co., s. g. p O. L. II. o. s. o. D O. g. O..
q g. O. o. l. o. g. o. l. s. O. q T. s, g. 4. Q. Total. %.
Average, az 50. High runs-ii,6.S
BeAcham 1000. o. O. 2, Q. 2 g O. o. O. O,
q a. o. O. q g. o, g. L. T. g. g. 2, o. T. o, 0. Total, o..
Average. 2. High runs-o, g. 5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
ALL SORTS OF HELP CAME.
,yust Then Bright Boy Pulled q Rope and
the Help Wasn't Needed.

Dominick Fucelo Of 90 Chrystie street,
the elevator man In the five storyloft build
ing at 4s Bleecker street, pulled the con-
trolling cable Of the elevator yesterday
afternoon and when the elevator came
down got caught with one leg beneath it.
Then he sent up cry for help.
Some score Of men employed ON the first
loft went to his assistance. One Fan around
to Police Headquar ters and asked the
assistance Of the police. Another ran for
a priest and another sent In call to st.
Vincent's Hospital for an ambulance.
Two others teiephoned q still call TO hook
and ladder truck in Mercer street to come
and cut the man out. All the time Fucello
yelled that he was being squeezed TO death
All the assistance sent for arrived at
the same time. Before any Of them got
to work bright youth pulled the cable
controlling the elevator When it had
gone up few inches Fucello stepped out.
His only injury was squeezed leg. He
went home,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
To,DAps CARD FOR JAMAICA.
Garden city Stakes and Handicap tho
Leading Features.

The, Garden City Stakes. at mile and q
sixteenth, will be run at Jamaica to-day. with
Dc Reeske. Csrbunole. Lord Badge, Monster.
Stolen Moments and Canteen all figuring
we'll In the handicap for all ages at the
came distance. James r.. Rapid Water and
0rmonde's Right viii probably be supported.
Two-year- old fllies will run In the third event.
at five and half furlongs, with Santa Cata-
In a. Diamond Flush. Coy Maid. Fancy Dress
and Zeala the best. big field Of platers has
been named for the fret race. at six furlongs,
OF which SAILS. Monte Carlo. Et Tu Brute.
Counterpoise. Rob Roy. Emergency aud
Oh England seem to be the most formidable.
NJ aie Hanlon. Rudabek and Conceit may
be the factors in the nth event. at mile and
seventy yards. Maiden two-year- odds will COM
pete In the Anal event, at Ave furlongs. In
spiration. Bill Bailey H.. Ranger. Campo and
Yeoman being well thought Of. The entries
are as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
Oldneid Hero for Auto Races,

Barney Oldfeld. who Is TO be the chief
American contender In the international
automobile races at Brighton Beach. next
Saturday. reached town yesterday with the
Is made OF the withdrawal by L. r. Thomas
OF the 90 horse power car. which E. Z. Hawley
a Vanderbilt cup contestant. was to drive
the car, which has but recently been TAX en-
from the Custom House. was pot yet in shape
to show its best PAGES This will leave the
brunt oil the battle against oldfeld TO Paul
Sartori and NJ. q, Berwin, who will pilot the
90 horsepower Fiat and Renault they drove
IN the vanGer6nit a cup v f,9ntes.; Inc mack
tisinR for the open events at the meet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
MERRY LARK'S HRMPSFRAD.
W. b. LEEDSS COLT DEFEATS s.
s. BROWNS GLENECHO.
Cantecn Trims Ascension In Handicap for
Mares-water Light Takes Hand
zarra's Measuro-Four FavOritos Are
Again Bea ten ut the Jamaica Track.


Again Beaten ut the Jamaica Track.
For the fourth consecutive day four favor
ties were again beaten at Jamaica yesterday
afternoon. the books cleaning up another
harvest. The weather was threatening. yet
the crowd poured into the track 10 the ex"
tent Of 10000 people.
The Hampstead Stakes, for two-year -olds,
ak furlongs. was a source Of profit to those
who had the tip on W. b. Leeds Merry Lark.
s. s. Browns Glenecho opened favorite at
II to 6. but went UP to threes. while the wise
money served 30 back Merry Lark from 10 to
down to II to s. the final choice. Hlldebrand
kept Merry Lark close to the rail all the way.
and at the head Of the stretch he found an
opening through which he rushed the Jim
Gore colt into the lead. But II was hot drive
for him to win by a head from Glenecho. who
was gaining rapidly all through the final
sixteenth. Bank. 4 to 1. was two lengths
back. with the others struggling. The time
was la4.
Ascension was an odds on favorite in the
handicap for mares Of all ages at mile and
seventy yards. but after making all the running
she hung In the last strides. Canteen. to l..
beating her head on the post In 1:+s 3-5.
Irish Witch. a SO to l shot. ran third. length
and half away. beating Rosetint, Z to 2, by
twenty lengths.
Handzarra was hea Willy back ed at to to win
the first race. for two year-olds. FIVE and a half
furlongs. but Water Light. to 1, got par
ticularly energetic ride from Nell, and won
In a drive by a head. after Handzarra had
led almost from the start. Handzarra beat
Austin Allen, 10 to /. three parts OF length
for the place. the latter finishing nose before
Escutcheon. 10 to /, The time was l:oe 4-5.
Odom put UP a fine ride on E. r. Thomas's
Young Henry. backed down to 4 to 1 favorite
in the second race for platers. at six furlon gs.
winning by a couple Of lengths from Frank
Farrell's Juvenal Maxim. who went UP In
the betting to is to 1. Tickle. 10 to 1. who
showed the way to the final furlong pole.
lasted long enough to be third, head in
front Of vlona. The time was iI4.
NJ. L. Hayman's Garnish. to 1. came to
life In the fifth race. at mile and sixteenth.
and after leading all the way won In a drive
by three parts OF a length from Frank Far
rell's Champlain. backed down to to l..
Two lengths back Namtor. s to I. secured
third money from Dave Johnson's South
Trimble. 4 to 1. by head. Gravina and
Akela were close UP. The race was run in
l47 2-5,
Carbuncle. with i3e pounds. was the favorte
In the handicap at nine furlongs but he was
badly beaten Stolen Mo ments. 0 to l. was
In front from the raising Of the gate. and
standing drive through the stretch won
by n length from Lord Badge. backed down
to tours. The latter beat Bartender. 8 to /.
by neck The time was 1853 As, The track
was fast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
GOLF.
Qualifying Round In the Annual Fox Hills
Tour nament.

Players were permitted to start at any time
yesterday In the eighteen hole qualifying round
Of the annual tournament Of the Fox Hills
Coli Club. so the couples were leaving the
nrss tee at intervals until late in the after
noon. and there was at no time a cessation in
The interest. The weather was delightful
and In great contrast 10 thatvouchsafed for
the tournament last year. when tho rains so
flooded the course that the match play had
to be nut of for week. The committee,
James @. PATTERSON. j. A. JAnin, John NJ.
Ward. q. r. Kelso. Charles Sparks and Ar
thur McAleenan. managed the affair very
smoothly.
Ward and Patterson did not return their
cards, as neither could attend the tourpa-
ment to-day. and they did not want TO de-
fault AZ match play. There was prize for
begin this morning for the Fox Hills and the
clifton ePsS In t the FRI the beaten
fos Che soushnsid trophy,
rs SIN s p H fSH ai. Es1 JIM. I'm
n H $4,000 Sa hs a. - A AsiaSI
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IN; a,s sS Cssr:s 4 Ssv;.y ss.:s;ts RI
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Runyon. New Brupswick "a, S5.el: j.. Campbell
ssss! T. Ns!ssid, F.rasd 4, @ss s
R RGsop Is t Tos Huns a. 0-'a' H. H. Blair Fox
g. .ss. 9s. m. wsss siss:r. wss'e4 sss
i fsa H SH par. y. Hi, 8: g.
b bsEST C0se Mso s%s ers ssssI
j. z. EsSef,. FeI HIS, 81, $50; p. r. hamlok.
''bia M Quality ,-yyc:sRA IssAlesn.n, p. H,as,
q h AEsr 'i s CITY, @ -'0' R. E ls'enden
sixteen will be played OF this morning.
The start in the indiyidual championship
Of the East Jersey Golf Aseociation, to be
held AZ the Montclair Golf Club as a neutral
course. has been postponed until to-day.
Of M .2s 0 eIae p.ysa f Ss sss
Championship this. afternoon which. was won
sy Ms: IN a wacS NJ. wilson Nss SS
l.. c. Droste. s up I to go. Miss Reid beat
Mrs. 2, Pickman. up 4 TO 30: In the finals
Miss Reid beat Miss Wilson. up TO go.
oD Sis ~. 1SSn %, sHsl na
Seqs aseRp sfIS over
Iwen,y.ierr men n ne ,o SqntSb
i Bay F0us %a II Esas tSr
result Of the, match play this afternoon left
ss Ess q sss Sp shsnes
vel :. the Dut tsk dr: ssss f %h,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
H.B. KIRK & CO., Sole Bottlers. n. Y
McBurney against Abbott. II. G. Egan against
Ingalls,, and Reinhart against West. his
college mate, The summary.

ingalls,. and Rephart against West, his
college mate. The summary
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e. s s. Whs H tas d. 2 rest
Hssf e'sisS ae.sS !
in sal T. hasyeso j. S.,;sn sp GnSs5si,y q
nHsyisaPa abbott 81 S Yale tseSeH TsppiDS
University Of Psnnsyivania, sS sa-s7; R. Russell
Palmer "s eolS%sIs sse frussasi. Isle T. ::
University Of Pennsyivans: ioa; &: Ii, Blake. u,
coImb,s 1885, T. Carson ynlyersty Of pe1pn snn
s ysns ,oo no j. card townsend University OF
cha% p,onsh!pHF!r, roundzw, F. Egsn. Har,
Princrion. = up; NJ. McBurnsy. Harvard. defeated
so S GEDn ast. Ssns''GP nGn Fl As
:ss H.Ssss dsi.s:s i: 's
Rplyss, Of HaG
p pisy' University OF Pennsylvania . up 70
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2o,INearly half hun.
dred golfers completed the qualifying ROUNDS
eceS rnSb eAsss Sss
Th cSeTs q ah ra ono seroEe
CUB. Philsdeiphis: Oliver Perrin. ElkridEs
v. 8, Brook. Gordon Park Club. Cleveland:
" G. 6arpssie St Andrsws's rittsYP orfE
Charnley. onwentsis. chicago. complete
s ss ,bs Ct rSana & n sS1 pT ns Pa1Ss
with the Qualifying scores resulted:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
AUTOMOBILES.
EIIllcIIIN Bargain Week!

We are Offering Automobiles this week at prices
so extremely low that II will ENFORCE a VACA-
TON on the other Auto dealers.
This is certainly bargain Week
BUYING for CASH and SELLING for CASH On
flve per cent pront Is the only method which In.
sureGg enuine Automobile bargains
W. have an immense stock TO select from.
LBs Our Main Salesroom-one city block long
including two other floors the same Size Is capable
Of accommodating over 200 Automobiles
JUST ADDED TO OUR STOCK.
5000 Three Cylinder OPE-TOLEDO. Like new
81 800. this is certainly . bargain.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
GRACE BOND IN FRONT.
Takes Alta Axworthy Into Camp In Rac'
for Three-Year.Oid Trotters.

MEMPHIS. Oct. 2o,-Grace Bond. winner
Of the Kentucky Futurity at Lexington and
Alta Axworthy. winner OF tho Horss Rsvisr
Stakes at Cincinnati. met here to-day for the
last time this year to decide the question Of
their supremacy in their three yesr-oh form.
and Grace Bond. probably the greatest
racing three-year-old that ever lived won
the Kentucky Stock Farm Stake 10 two
straight heats with Alta Axworthy always
second
Five hllies fought II out In this race. but
Grace Bond took the lead when she was ready.
Alta AXworthy was Q safe seoond In both
heats. but was unable to catch the Dondsman
oily. The first heat was trettsd In 2:osh
and the second In 2:lo
The 7o6 class. pacing to vssvp, amateurs
TO drive which was unfinished yesterday
was the second race decided this afternoon.
Mr.. Billings drove Angus Points, 10 another
victory In the deciding heat and the Sidney
Pointer gelding crcled the trsck In 20oA
The time In the three heats h record for
pacing to wagon in race.
The POT. pace unfinished yestsrday. fur
nished a surprise. for Sphinx 9. took the de-
Gliding heat with Belle Mo. second and King
Direct third. The mare led 70 the head Of
the stretch and quit, giving the Lead to SPHINX
9.
In the FIRST heat of the s:is pace Riley
Mex cen fell just after the horses had rounded
the FAR turn and Knsp Mccarthy his driver.
was thrown over the horse. M6Carth%
landed on his head and shoulder and was
badly but probably not fatally hurt
After the first heat Of this race Carter.
who drove Lula May In the nrst heat and f,n-
ished in second place. was. ordered to sur
could Do Better th.n S
With lille saal a winner Of both hsass.