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RESULTS AT DETROIT.

tUDsc1ai to The Evening WORLDLY
HIGHLAND PARK RACE TRACK.
DETROIT. Mich, Sept. I-Followins
are the results Of the races run here
to-day;
FIRST RACE - For three-year-olds
and up; one mile.-Meggs, 20 (Taylor).
Is to ] and 8 to H. won; Squanto, 100
PauD. 10 to 1 and 4 TO 1, second; Dun
oan, % Reinheimer), 5 to I and Q to 1.
third. rime-l.i2 81
SECOND RAcE-For wo.year-olds;
hve' furlongs.-ZigEag. l1 (Minder), 2 TO
! and 1 10 8, won; Merlno, 17 CTruebeD.
9 TO 5 and 7 to 5, second: Irontail, lG
RomanellD TO l and 5 TO 5. third.
Time-l.@
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and
up; one mile.-Subador. 30 (Hyams). q
to 1 and Q 10 4, won: -Four Leaf c., l0i
Rowland NJ. 81 Of. Watson) 5 to , aud
. 10 1. third. Time-1.6
FOURTH RACE-For two-year-olds
Ave and one1half furlongs.-Chancy. n
IMcIAughlln), TO 1 and 3 to I. won:
Ierlda, 100 Head. 5 to l and . to ],
second; Muldoon. 81 paul. 10 to 1 and
Z to 1. third. Time-l.1 IL.
FIFTH RACE-For th~ree-year-olds
and up: one mile and seventy yards
penckard, 100 u. AUSTIN. . TO 5 and
ant won Scartlc, % (StoyaD. I 10 1 and
y 10 5. second; BusNing Glass. III True
beD, 5 TO I and ? to L third. Time
iOi.L
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HARLEM WINNERS,
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,speclal to The Evening worid.)
MARLF.M RACE TRACK. CHICAGO.
N. Sept. 1.-The winners OF the races
run here to-day are as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Five furiongs.-won
ny Useful Lady. II to 5 and even; Dix
eile. % to 1 and Is 10 1, was second.
Enie NJ, 30 to I and 10 to 1 third. Time
-1M 1-h
SECOND RACE-Slx furiongs.-woI
~ Comrade, 4 to | and 6 to 8; Norel. I
10 1 and s to 5, was second; Agnes
Brennan. 10 10 J and to I, third. Time
LIN IS
THIRD RACE-One mlle.-won By
Fossil, ls to 5 and even: Port Royal.
70 10 5 and . 10 10. was second; Prince
silverwings IS TO 5 and Z to s. third.
Time-i1.
FOURTH RAcE-six furlonss.-won
by Robin Hood. Il 10 I and s to Il. Mad
Muileh, Is 10 1 and s to I, was second.
Hagerdorn. II 10 8 and even, third.
Time-l.u.
FIFTH RACE-Fiye furlongs-wen
~. Belle Kinney. II TO 5 and . TO 10;
Prince Brutus. 8 10 . and 4 10 s. was
sscond; Portsmouth. . 70 ! and to 8
ehirl Ztms-A.m -
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Grand Chief Stone Issues a Statement
to the Public in Behalf of the Engin.
eers-"L" Employees to Meet To-
Morrow and Vote on Situation.

On the authority Of Grand CHIEF
Stone, Of the Brotherhood Of Loeomo'
tive Engineers. 1t may be said that the
travelling public OF New York ID men
need BY a possible strike on the T.
A inal appeal to August Belmont
President Of the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company, to make the rate o
q for subway motormen the same AZ
II 10 on the 'L"-p.0 for . day oil
ten h~ours-has failed.
There will be no more conferences
from present appearances" said Mr.,
Stone to an Evening World reporter
this afternoon. Il can truly say that
the condition ID serious"
In order to make their position clear
the IT, motormen. through Mr.. Stone,
have issued an appeal to the public.
Upon the reception Of this much de-
ponds. The power to order q strike
rssts In Grand Chief Engineer Stone
and with Grand Chief Hanrahan. OF
the brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire.
men. for many Of the a. motormen
are members Of the firsmen's organi.
satou. Grand Chief Engineer Hanra.
han = not In the city and nothing a
b done until he or one Of his assist
ants arrives.
Statement Of Engineers.
me statement Of the engineers u a
fellows:
tue electric engineers Of the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company ask
thee the wage scale and hours OF labor
now IN effect on the Interboroush,
nmsy. $50 for nine hours (the com
psny only Offers % for ten hours). be
extended to the Subway, operated BY
ne same corporation
The statement that we are asking
for an Increase In wages is wrong, as
this wage scale has been In existence
for years. Any railroad building or
leasing new lines applies the wage rate
IN effect to the acquired territory. and
We think II only fair that the same
shouid be done here.
THE claim Of the company that they
can gst ali the motormen they want at
Q cheaper rate for longer hours Is per-
haps true In one sense, but what kind
Of motormsn would they bel I have no
doubt that II they offered . still lower
rate they could still get men.
~ b the intention Of the company 10
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GIANTS ARE HOME
AFTER GREAT TRIP

After a most successful trip to the
West Johnny McGraw n his az.
gregation Of balltossers arrived at thu
Grand Central depot shortly after s
o'clock this evening. All the player,
we're In the best OF spirits and FELT
highly elated over their great shosins
In IRE West.
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LATE DETAILS bROoKLYN.cHIcAGo GAME.

Seventh Imng-LumIey and Sheckard out at first. Babb
singled. Bergen famed. No runs.
lundgren singled. SIagle out. Barry walked. Chance
out. Barry forced. No runs.
Eighth Innng-Jordan famed. KeubaGck flied. Strang out.
No runs.
Mccarthy and 0'NeiI singled. Evers sacrificed. Jones out.
Mccarthy scoring. linked flied. One run.
Ninth %Innns-DHNon and G;s'er out at first. lumley lied.
No runs.
LATE RESULTS At ST. LOUIS.
Fourth Race-Bas Dor |. Commodore 2, DshabNe 8.
Fifth %Ra0s-avyis Lewis I, eHssful 2, Neyersuoh 8.
Sixth Race-Secnd Mate !, Flyer 2, 81. Slmonan 8.
AT HARLEM.
Sixth Racs-Brand New I, Alantico 2, Do:iea 2.
AT DETROIT.
Sixth Race-Springwater | Navigator 2, Trenct. the. Mere .
Seventh Race-Great Eastern !, Langford James z, Ida
leb 8.
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FINISHES At ST. LOUIS.

FAIR GROUNDS RACE TRACK, ST.
LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 1.-The results Of the
races held here to-day are as follows:
FIRST RACE-slx furlongs-won by
Tally H.. IL to | and . to /; King Rose
even for place. was sesDnd: J. W
.O'Nelll. ? TO ; to snow, third. Time
.ii3 Ia.
SECOND RACE-One mlie.-won b.
Chick Morgan, TO | and ! to 5; Lemon
Girl. ! to for place. was second; Judge
Cantrill. Il to | 10 show, thirj. Time
liz
THIRD ElCE-dx furlongs.-won
by Scotch Dance. s to I and S TO Q:
ond; kiowa Chief. 8 to s. third. Time
I-lNl.l
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MEXICAN LEAGUE PARK, Sent
l-Detroit was easy for the Hlxhlanders
to-day In the frst game Of the presen,
series. Powell had good control. and
his support was all that a baseball
lovers fancy could want. C6nroy axain
was very much In the Eame. and
Dougherty's capture Of Crawford'c Ions
ny In the ninth would be hard TO beat.
First Innins.
Barrett opened up By q splash tn III.
oerfeld. which oaused his death al arst
Mcintyre died, Conroy to Ganxei.
Goughlin fled out to Camel. No
Doushsrty nisd out to Mcintyre.
a pass. Anderson tripled to left, scor.
Ing Keller and Elberfeld. Camel
foulsd to Coughlin. Williams went out,
second to hrst. TWO RUNS.
Second Innins.
Eibsrfsld threw out Crawford. Hick-
man hammered out q triple to right
feld. Reville hit one to Elberfeld, who
caught Hickman At the plate. Kleinow
taking the throw. Bobby Lowe was
there also With z smash for three
VII SahAIA y ~ NV W hho oo8E W
get O'Leary. ONE RUN.
Conroy hit hard but II was a linee TO
O'Leary. Hickman got Kleinow I'M
assisted. Powell popped up q cincb to
Coughlln.' NO RUNS.
Third Inning.
Donovan was fooled on three good
ones. Barrett tore on a single. He
was nailed stealing. kleinow to WILL
Jams. Mcintyre ambled on four wide
balls. He was also caught stealing,
Elberfeld taking the throw this time.
Dongherty was pie for Lowe and
Hickman. Keller sent an easy liner to
Mcintyre. Elberfeld had the y and
walked. Anderson singled and Elber-
field was caught at third. Mcintyre to
Coughlip. NO RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Coughlin flied To- Genzelr Crawford
thrown U at first by Williams,
Dougherty caught Hickman's long ny
with one hand. NO RUNS.
CAMEL pushed a liner out to Mcintyre.
Coughiin was slow. but not too slow, on
first bag. Conroy raped a pretty single
past Lowe and stole second. Rleinow
flied to Barrett. NO RUNS.
Fifth InniRE.
Beyiiie fled to Dougherty. Lowe rot
a scratch hit. Camel alone took care
Of O'Leary. Donovan he'd the fan habit
Powell fled to Mcintyre. Dougherty
along the third base line. Keller
also hunted In the same direction. and
on a low throw by Coughlin to first
scored. Keller got TO third.
from which he. too, came home. on a
bad throw by Beville. Crawford fell on
his nose In his chase after Elberfeld's
famed. TWO RUNS.
sixth Inning.
Barrett fled to Keller. Williams put
me kibosh on McIntyre's stlr stab and
rot him at frrt. Anderson grabbed
Short to frst finished Camel. Will
ANS placed on In Crawford's mitt. Con-
roy walked and stole second. Klelnow
NO RUNS.
seventh Inning.
Crawford died. Williams to Camel
fooled Hickman. Bevilie was
soft. Elberfeld to first. NO RUNS.
p, we'll was thrown out by Coughlln.
struck out. Barrett, got
boost. NO RUNS.
Efghth Inning.
olive caught one Just right and sent
10 the left-iield fe1ce for Two bases.
D'Leary's splash 20 Williams retired
him II hrs.. donovan struck out. Bar
-etl'A short drop behind Powell was
good Tor a single and scored Lowe. Gam ,
,cn PIT McIntyre away without help.
ONE Pun.
sEiberfeld was thrown out, Coughlln to
Hickman. Barrett yanked Anderson,s
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4 nut In A serv,o. a. A.. .
-. sef"oe IN ohe subway that II
.a''er 'nan any In the United States,
The only question .he .orn.nv -s..',,
oons,a.- -,'~ 'ne should
H. ana one OF vital Importance
70 'he public, Is not how cheap. biz,
how good.
best Men w.r..x
ct y, 10 u.,N
charaa ~ .'"' . motorman IN
0"arse OF one OF these 30O-ton trains.
rnshirg through the Subway a. .xnra.,
speed and .arrv,n. 80 eApres'
shop,, =. "ou" v" 70 w lives
onped "a ne oest that can be pro-
naonia az ~ nrmiy peileve that IL the
stoSd the lmno va,er NeW York under.
stake thew wo,i tanvc oi ,he question at
motormen nossIhis u,hhnahu tnat the pest
those trains w Supphed 70 man
"a. 80 -. .uu.
Won 10 ,hn' suI,y Oh our men l refer
which hanaies ot tne Interborough,
dav m sara,v =, nI"ion passengers a
comnare thsso ~ - al mere tall to
n.y. mes surface motormen. who
a aI spa"d V of f rsn' ear OF twenty tons at
nouns wth a man who handles q sub
70 70 ~ miles an hour. and say that the
49, tne anne n that. the sur
40 men can so into the subway and
~ .ne work. Tnere 10 Just a. much
barah roa SAYING that engineers who
nass alwass run switoher IN the
On the T EMPIRE &c ss sooa E men to send out
WARREN 8. STONE"
Men TO Meet o.Norro
That ,hs ,uhvsv n.,,..
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BATTING ORDER.

out. stealing. o'Neil TO Evers. NO
RUNS.
Barry fled to Babb. yhance out, Babb
TO Dillon. Mccarthy singled 10 center
2 was out stealing second. no
RUNS.
Sixth Inning.
Jordan doubled TO right. Koukalik
tanned. Strang walked. Dillon fled Ia
Jones, Gesslar flied 20 Jones. No RUNS.
.OINelll walked. Evers famed. Jones
ley. NO RUNS.
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PLAY FINAL
GAME WITH CHICAGOS
koukaIik. New Pitcher, Goes in the Box for
Dodgers Against Lundgren for
the "Cubs."
Especial to The Evening world.

WV.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. 1.-The final
game Of the year on the local grounds
between the Cubs" and the Brooklyns
was played this afternoon. The honors
Of the series have already beer won by
the Easteners al they have o both
Eames played.
Manager Hanlon Is still absent In Gin
cinnatl and Capt. Dillon Is dang the
managers work with credit. Strang and
Dobbs. the two cripples OF the visiting
team. are not missed very much so far.
as Jordan and Gessler are playing above
par. Gessler saved the game yesterday
by his one-handed catch OF Kings long
fy In the ninth inning. The two teams
we're on hand early to-day and went
through a fast practise.
The Rrooklyns will leave here tonight
for Pittsburg, where they have one game
TO play with the champions tomorrow
| afternoon, and then journey On to Phil
adelphia for a tussle with the tail-end-
ers
First Inning.
strang fled to Jones. Dillon fled TO
Eyers. Gessler out. Evers to Chance.
slasie reached second on Koukalik's
tumble and bad throw and went to
third on Bergen's bad throw. Barry
singled TO left, scoring Slagle. Barry
out stealing second. Bergen 70 Baeo.
Chance flied TO Sheckard. Mccarthy
safe on Iordan's bad throw. O'Seill
singled 20 right, Mccarthy going to
third. Evers flied to sheckard. ONE
RUN.
second Inning.
Lumley famed. Sheckard. walked.
Babb forced Sheckard, Tinker TO Evers.
Babb out stealing. o'NeIll to Ever'' NO
Jones nIed to sheckard. Tinker
walked and stole second. Tinker was
out stealing third, eBrgen to Strang.
Lundgren walked. slagle flied to Lum-
ley. NO RUNS.
Third Inning.
BERGEN lined TO Tinker. Jordan flied
to o'Neill. Koukalik famed NO
Barry singled to left. Chance forced
Barry. Koakllk TO Jordan. Mccarthy
out 10 Dillon unassisted O'Nelll out,
Babb to Dillon. NO RUNS
Fourth Inning.
strang famed. Dillon out. Barry to
Chance. Gessler singled TO centre. LINN
ley fled 10 mixer. NO RUNS.
Evers .fouled to Strung. Jones filed
TO sheckard. Tinker doubled 10 centre.
LuTdgren singled OF strang. Lund.
gren stole second and Tinker scored on
Berxen's bad throw. Slagie out Strang
"a Dillon. ONE RUI.
fifth innfnG.
sheckard out. EversI 10 Chance. Babb
singled TO esntrs, Bergen famed. pabb
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WHOLE RUSSIAN
ARMY MOVES To
THE N0R1HWARD

Significant Despatch from St. Petersburg
Announces that Kuropatkin Has Taken His
Forces Across the Taitse River in a Oes-
perate Effort to Check the fIankins
Movement Of Kuroki on the Left.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the t~hity-sIx hours
ending at 8 p. N. Friday, for New
Work City and Vicinity; Partly
cloudy, with occasional showers
to-nIoht and Friday; light 10 fresh
east to southeast Winds
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PROGRESS OF GREAT
SEVEN-DAY FIGHT

st. PETERSBURG, Sept 1.-The battle yesterday was Of The mos De-.
osr,te character. It ragged continuously from dawn until midnight. and the
slaughter must have been immense.
At o'clock in the evening. after holding his outer positions oil day n
the face Of the NEST desperate charges, Ger. Kuropatkin gave the order to
upon the main works about the city. ~.
The Japanese assaults during the day had been directed prineipsIly
AGAINST the Russian centre, a little east Of Maetuns Hill. near the railroad
and three miles southwest Of Uaoyang
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DISTRICT 80. $40 I o o00ol 81
H~ishlanders =. "a 0 ooSo =.
Base Hits-On Powell, 9: OF Dono-
van. 8. First Base on Balls-oft Powell,
u; on Donovan. 4 Struck out-By
Powell. 4; By DonoYsa. . Thres-Bass
Hits-Anderson. Hickman. Lowe. Two
Base Hfts-IOwe. Stolen Bases-Con.
roy a. Vmpires-oLauxhlin and Con.
molly.
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EMENDOUS ARTILLERY FIRE.

Nothing approaching the severity OF the Infantry and artillery Are here
had bee heretofore experienced in Ibis war. Gen. Kondratsvitch's division
bore the bruut and suffered the most Bayonet charges succeeded es,h
other in rapid succession. while The artillery duel never ceased for . mo.
ment. ~
No a,tcmpt was made In the official alvices to estimate the lumber Of
guns the japanese used, except that they had many hundreds Each gun
carries $50 charges, and these must have been expended many times. ~s
several hundred thousand shots we're Aired between sunrise and sunset.
Gen. Kuropatkns order to fall back on the Notifications was probably
due to the receipt OF information that the japanese had succeeded In cross
ing the Tahse River. northeast OF Laoyang although Gems Rennen-
kampns and Mandarnons divisions had been especially olaced II psiticn
In this direction to checkmate such a move.
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.I-to-3 shot Takes second.

Alan-a-Dale was a i-to-3 chance In
the second race. and vas apparently a
sure thing to the talent, for they took
the price. Tramotor rushed TO the
front and set a terrific pace. opening
up a gar OF four lengths on Alan-a Dale,
who was as far In front OF Ocean Tide
They ran this way to the turn. where
Alan-a.Dale gradually closed and, TAX.
ing the lead. won easily by a length
and a half from Flying Ship, who
closed strong and beat Tramotor half
a length for the place.
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CLEVELAND At BOSTON.
FIRST GAME.
Cleveland -. 03000i0 o. 4
Boston ...... 10000 0 o. I
Batterles-Rhodes and Buelow: Tame.
bill and Crlger.
SECOND GAME.
Cleveland. ... O00l0 90 o. I
Boston ...... 002200O1
BatterIes-Donohpe and Bueiow, Glib
son end Farrell.
ST. LOUIS At PHILADELPHIA.
81. lous ..... 1000 1000 = z
Philadelphia :. 0 100000 o. 0
Batteriez-Glade and sugdsni wad-
dell end schreck.
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ON [" ROAD
AGAIN SEEMS CLOSE

August Belmont Flatly Refuses to Grant
Demand of Motormen for a S.. 90
Wage Rate in the Subway and Con.
ferences Are Presumably at an End.
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JAPANESE COMMANDER REPORTS
PIERCING LINES IN THE CENTRE,

Russian Positions on the Heights We're Al
tackled To-Day and Carried with Great
Slaughter, and It Is Believed in Toxic that
the Capture Of Liaoyans Is Only Matter
OF a Few Hours.
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LYME, MAPPING,
LOST STAKE RACE.
0rmonde's Right Looked Win.
ner in the Reapers, When
Crimmins Came Up and
Landed Aurumaster in Front.
WILD MINT TOOK DASH STAKE
FROM DURYEA'S DREAMER
Councilman Finished Second,
but Was Disqualified for Foul.
Ing, on HiIdebrand's Com.
p'aint-SteepIechase a Farce
THE WINNERS.
FIRST RAce-Zesla e 10 81, I;
Ny euela Is to 81, 2: Ralment, 3.
SECOND RAcE-Alan-a.DaIe e
to 81 I, Flying ship Is to y 2, Tram
otor 3.
THIRD RAcE-Wlld Mint 10 TO y
I, Dreamer u TO io) 2, HandIarrs 3.
Councilman finished second, but was
disqualified.
FOURTH RAcE-Aurumaster 40
to y I, crmonde's Right u to to) q,
Ed Tlerney 3.
FIFTH RAcE-llbretto 70 10 y I,
Horizontal t25 to y 2, Dano Down
Oily g.
SIXTH RAcE-EasIs u to y T.,
The Lady Rohesla a to y 2, Prince
Ching
Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
RACE TRACK. SHEEPSHEAD BAY,
Y. y, Sept. 1.-The stakes at Sleeps
head this afternoon furnished sensa-
tons most unexpected. In the Dash
Stakes nj FIVE fl.rlonss on the Futurity
course Dreamer was a red-hot favorite.
Hs looked like a sure winner, but he
was hoodooed. He acted oadiy at the
post. ran away In a false break and
finally was fouled n the last sixteenth
by Joha H. Madden's Councilman.
II was plainly not Dreamer's day, for
even II he had not been fouled he would
have been beaten. for his bad acting at
the post took too much out Of him.
Councilman was promptly disqualified
for the foul was plain. He came up on
the outside and bore In, forcing Dreamer
oyef into Wild Mint. The latter was GO
ing strong at the time, ami 50 Dreamer
was squeezed hack. Wild Mint and
Councilman fought II out, the former
winning by a narrow margin.
The withdrawal Of Broomstick from
the Reapers Stakes lef: ormonde's
Right a red-hot favorite, but Lyme, whJ
rode him cleverly. threw IRE race away.
He was foollng along In the stretch
back at ADMINISTER Instead OF
coming on about his business. Sudden
iy Ormonde's Right began 10 stop and
Aurumas.er nailed him and beat him
out a head. Ed Tterney, the only other
was beaten on.
The s~teeplechase was the usual farce.
Bonfire, the favorite. n J m Slick
fell at the first jump. Dar) Down
Oily led to the last jump, when he
fell. This left Libretto. a 7 to | chance.
to come home alone. Horizontal.
who also fell. was remounted and I'm
Ished second. Dafo Down Oily Vas
also remounted and finished third. The
opening dash was an easy victory Or
the Paget pah.t
Paxet Pair Run One, TIVE.
The Paget pair, zeala and Ny Buela,
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OF
TO-OAY'S BASE.
BALL GA MES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOSTON At PiTTssURe.
Game postponed on account Of rain.
NEW YORK AND CINCINNATI.
No game was scheduled for these
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Councilman Disqualified.

Dreamer. who was a red hot %favorite,
acted very badly at the post and finally
ran away o quarter. In the break, how
In close order with Diamond and Hand-
zarra 20 the stretch. There H~andrarra
and Diamond stopped and Wild Mint
and Dreamer drew away together Then
Councilman raced up on the outsiie
and bore In on Dreamer. finally cutting
ing him TO pull up. Wild Mint outgamed
Councilman and won by n neck Coun-
Gilman vas \ length IN front OF Dream
er. H~lldebrand ~dlsmounted from
Dreamer and led the horse bach To ths
stand. then he claimed foul and Coun-
who was fourth. was given thI-d nllc.
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Paset Pmir Run One, Two.

The Paget pair, zeala and Ny Buela,
were odds on favorites In the opening
dash. The price seemed short. but
after the race 1t did not look 80. Zeala
won and My Buela was second Mrs.
Bob had a lot OF speed and shOwei the
Zeala vent to the fronSand won easily
by a length and a half Srom Ny Buela,
who was two lengths In front Of Ra..
ment.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RMehICAN LEAGUE
DETROIT At NEW YORK.
Detroit -. 0 10000 L. z
New fork 80. 2 100000
Batteries-Donovar and Beville: Pow.
ell and Kleinow. "
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balls In steapiechs,

Daho Down Dl.ly led to the last jump.
where he fell. lIbretto then came
home alone. Horizontal, who fell, was
r~emounied and finished second. Dano
Down Oily was also remounted. get
ting third money. Bonfire. the favor
lie, fell at the hrst jump.
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FAILED TO CHECK THE JAPS.

The Japanese crossed at a point called sakankankwentun. twenty miles
east and somewhat above Liaoyang, and marched in force directly west
ward with the evident object o. cutting the Russian line Of communication
With Mukden. Their exact strength va not established. hut . divhdon
VS. made out
As soon as the japanese found that the Russians we're retiring from
their outer positions southwark they resumed the attack there, although i
was then quite dark. Thus pressed, the Russians arrested their movement
to he rear and again faced the japanese.
With the view of eventual retirement from tha. outer positions the
Russians had dug a large number OF pits with stakes concealed IN their bet
toms. The pits we're artfuly concealed among Tic high ,hiness corn. When
the japanese charged after the Russians they fell into the pits In hundreds
and were enguled and lmpaled on the stakes and their lines were thrown
into confusion. t
when the Russians faced about and returned to their old positions thy
found these death trap. filed with dead and dying. 10
The rattle Of muskeuy and boom Of cannon continued until midnight.
when at last silence brooded over the bloody battlefield and the tired
soldiers lay down where they had fought. while the WORKOUT surgeons ard
angels OF mercy ntnistered to the wounded all night and the Chinese econss
worked at carrying them into Llnoyang
o KUROKI CROSSED THE RIVER.
Gen sakharoG in a despatch 10 tho General Stan. dated to-day. on ye,-
terdays lighting says: cMs
"A portion Of Gen. Kurokis force has crossed to the right bank o.. Ia
Tatse River at Sakankankwantun. A division OF Infantry. With cavalry.
and artillery. crossed first and covered the advance Of another detachment
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BROOKLYN
~ CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA AT ST. LOUIS.

CHICAGO At W.SHlNGTON-AMeRICAN LEAGUE.
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l., ne was Caught Mapping.

Ormonde's Right vas a red-hOt favor.
the outsider. az N 70 l. or.
mOnde's Right went to the front 1t
once and lust brcezed to the heal oi
the stretch. Aurunaster. on ghnm
Crlmmins had been hard at work from
the start. closed strong In the streto..
and suddenly Lyme went % a drive. II
was too late, ADMINISTER mailing Or
mOnde's Right and winning By a nose.
AurDmlster was eight lengths in front
OF Ed Tierney.
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Ninth InninE.

Coughiin walked. Crawford flied Il
Dougherty. Hickman did likewise
ssvil!s n!sd 70 c0nroy. NO RUNS.