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LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3.-Following ara
the entries for tomorrow at Latonia:
First race, six furlongs. selling -Merces 1O2.
Jim Collins 104 Euba 10T Grapple 1O7. Fon-
tesla 100. Algonquin 1Us. Glad Smile 100.
Judge Saufey 112, Python 112 Handy Bill 1l2.
Anna Beall ia Red Cliff 116. Full sway us
April Shower 110.
Second race. and sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Red Leaf 90. Hot 1O2. King Ellsworth 107,
The Messenger 107. Western Duke ITO.
Third race. five furlongs, selling-Grace Wag-
ner 9S DaffOdiI 9S, Roxena %, Osee 90. Rost
Nj Nj 1O2 Hostility 1O3. Lilita 103. Anita los,
Queen Caroline 1O3, Topsy Robinson 105.
Fourth race, six furlOngs, selling-Picture
Hat 1O2. Herilda 1O7, Eduardo 100. Mabel
Winn 1O9. Matte II 100. Albemarle Ill.
Arachne ia Pontotoc 115, Clarion 116, A Con-
vict 116. Best Man 116. Bel1toone 120. Joe Goss
122 Mona B 125.
Fifth race, steeplechase. short course. handis
cap-Lights Out 129. John E. Owens 132. Mar
tin Brady 139. Shackleford 141. 1tacatiara lat.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs. purse
John 1O2 Yazd 110. Orbicular no. Romola
no Trenola 11O. Floral Artist 11O. MaIleabls
no
Weather clear; track fast
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HERRERA ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.
Mexican Lightweight After Jimmy Britt.
Battling Nelson or Eddie HanIOn.

Aurelia Herrera, the Mexican light
weight, arrived in this city from his
home in Bakersfield last night, and is
looking to fight any one in his class He
would like very much to get on with
either Jimmy Britt. Battling Nelson or
Eddie Hanlon. Herrera says he will do
any weight they may ask and cut the
purse just as the others like.
Sol Levinson is looking out for the
interests OF the Mexican and thinks he
can get him a match for this month.
Alex Greggains has not yet made up his
mind as TO what he viii do with his per
nit, so Herrera figures on signing with
Greggains. If Britt and Nelson turn him
down, Herrera thinks he stands a good
chance TO get a go with Eddie Hanlon.
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srwAsHEs THERE ONCE MORE.

SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-Seattle did good
work in the field this afternoon. and
punched hits to good advantage 1t was
a bad day for the pitchers, and both
Roach and ToZier suffered by being hit
hard. Roach was the real batting kid.
getting two singles and a double when
they counted most. Dillon finished with
a perfect batting average Rose threw
Hall out at the plate after catching
a long ny, and Hall completed double
play after Roach had fielded a bunt to
second. These were the fielding fea-
lures Score:
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First rpce-ROse of Dawn, Lady
Amelia, IncantatiOn.
Second race-TOOts Nook, Sidney f.,
Kinlcydale.
Third race-HumO, RObadOr, Lady
Ellison.
Lord Os tho Vale.
Fifth race-Ascot Belle, Gray Lad,
Leila.
sixth race-IoIanda. DOdina. Hes
ter w.
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WALSH PILOTS
ORL|NE HOME
Mare Manages to Stick Her
Nose Out at the Finish in
Time to Get the Money
BEG0NIA LANDS PLACE
Captain Bush Easily Wins
in the Opening Event
From Wire to Wire

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3.-The card ae
Latonia to-day was well filled with
several interesting events. The Arst
, and fourth races were the feature. Cap
tain Bush winning IN the opening event
in handy fashion, while Orline and Be-
gonia put up a pretty race in the
fourth Orline was nicely ridden by
Walsh and managed to push her head
in front just as the wire was reached
The track was fast, the weather pleas
ant and fair sized crowd was In at
tendance. Summary:
FIRST RACE-F1vs furlOnEs; maiden two
year-ods; purse;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St Il Fin.
to Marvin Neal. 112 (SicOD I ar
Time. I:o2. Start good. Won easily win
ner, W. Hohler & Co.'S b. O. by Jim Gors-sps
Zarda 1O7. Dudley 1O4 ]. 81. Montgomery 107.
1OT, scalplock 1O4. finished named.
SECOND RAcE-ou. mnsr sour-ye.r-olds
and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81 4 Fin.
9 TO 2-Early Boy. 81 Radtke). ? -
16 to 1-Gilfain. 1O9 CMorrison).. 2
TO w Perry. 90 CRobinson). s L 81
Winner. Denny Bros ch. h. by Golden Dawn
Braw Lass. Rian 1o4. The MESSENGER 1oS. Sis
finished named.
THIRD RAcE-Thrss and a half turlonssS
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St Y Fin.
3 to 2-I.a Pucelle. 96 (Radtke). 1
Is to 5-Birch Broom. 80 CFoy).
II to 5-Haviland, 112 (Harris).. 2
Time, 80. Start fair Won easily. VIM
ner. ]. N. Camdens ch. Z. 90 BY Esher-Blus
Danube. Felix MoZzes 98 Lady Lavish %,
finished named
FOURTH RACE-Five furIongs: two-year-old
fillies; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
to 1-Oline. 104 (Walsh) ........ y
6 to 1-Begonia. 100 ORadtke).... 2
to 1-Telepathy los CHalD..... n y
Time 1:O1 2-5. Start good Won driving
Winner s. K Hughes & Co. 5 b. (. by Orlando
Lindolette. Beatrice K 1O4, Floss 100, Santa
Lucia 1O4 and Sister Edith 100 finished as
named.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs three-year-
olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey 81. q Fin
4 to HAPPY Jack II. 90 NOrris)
8 TO IL. MacFarlan. 95CHarrts)
IL to Miss Manners, 10l (Booker) 3 h Il =
Time. 1:27 2-5- Start good Won easily.
Winner. ]. Arthurs b. c. 30 by Helma-Sally
Scarlet 81 and Esterre 90 finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs; three-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
IL to 5-Auroceiver, 90 (AIorris).. n
to 1-Axares, 101 (RObinson).. 1 1132
10 to Judge Trynr, 1922 (Seamstr) A
Otis Bros b. L. CD by Deceiver- Aurora. Bray-
cry e5 Colonel Jim Douglas 1O2. Rossessa 95.
Van Hope 104 The Pet 90 and Animosity 1O4
finished as named.
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CYCLER w. e. SAMUELSON
BREAKS TWO-MILE RECORD
Utah Man Goes Over the Distance I'm
3;4S 1-5 on the Ogden Saucer
Track.

OGDEN, Aug. 3.-W. E. Samuelson of
Provo broke the worlds bicycle record
for two miles tonight at the local
saucer track. Riding from scratch in
a handicap professional race he did the
distance in 3:4S1 1-5 This is four-f1fths
of second better than any previous
record.
Financial troubles which have in
volved the local track for some time
eliminated tonight when the riders
struck, refusing to ride until the prize
money was put up. Manager Heagren
personally pledged the money and the
races proceeded
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race. r.. James. Wabana,
Stay Away.
Second race-shine On, GrevilIa,
Henry WarfnE.
Third race-LH Londe, Henry Waite,
OrutOrfau.
Fourth rnce-Our Bessie, Red Light,
Prince of PiIsen.
Fifth racc-Marvel r. Buckle, Lucy
Carr.
Sixth race-Parnasa, Collector, Blue
Flame.
Seventh race-Rudnbek, O. ID. Camp
bell, Fade Meny.
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Hart Easy for Burke.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 3.-The fight
between Jack Burke of Sacramento and
Bennie Hart of Stockton here tonight
was stopped in the sixteenth round by
Referee Eddie Smith of Oakland and
awarded to Burke after he put Hart
to the floor with left on the jaw.
Burke out-pointed Hart from the start.
Jockey Bennett of Sacramento was
given the decision over Ed Parker Of
San Francisco in ten-round pre-
lininarv
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FIFTH RAcE-one mile; selling; three-year-
SARATOGA ENTRIES.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Following a
the entries for tomorrow at Saratog

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at Saratoga:
First race, six furlongs. mares. all ages.
handicap-Lady Amelia 124, Schulamite los,
Rose of Dawn 105, Kitty Platt 104, Incanta-
ton 1O2, New Mown Hay 9S, Ascension 96,
Kiamesha 95, Sly Bride 81.
Second race, five and half furlongs, two
year-olds-Snow III, Ben Holder 102 Rubai-
yat ia, Sidney F III. Yalagal 90. Entree 102.
Lady Navarro 119. The Irishman 102. Athlete
102, La Sorciere 110, Descend 80, Kiamesha II
80, KinleydaIe 110, Toots Nook ia
Third race, one mile, three-year-olds, selling
-Graylad SO, Port Arthur 1O1, The Gadfiy 1O1,
Indian Star 101, Hattie 96. Bellindian 101.
Bradley's Pet 96. Lady Ellison 101, DArkle
ia, Humo 103, Lineal 9S Robador 96, Loretta
NJ 104, Peggy O'Neal 90.
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles. all
ages handicap-Lord of the Vale 124, Au Re
voir 119, St Bellane 49, Judge Hines 100.
Fifth race, one and three-sixteenth miles,
three year-olds and up, selling-Ascot Belle
100. Leila 1906 Graylad 81, Hippocrates 107.
Ismailian "a. Father d 96.
Sixth race five and half furlongs, maiden
hllies and gedings. two-year-olds. selling
Amnesia 90 Bauble 90. Iolanda 95. Top Sail
90 Dodina 1O2. Toots 107. Azure 81, Hester
w o. Florazonde 105.
Weather clear; track fast.
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PORTLAND.
Totals .33 4 s 2 .25
JII- UuL WHtn WIIIIIIlIE IUH SCUItU.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.
Three-b base hits-Kruger, Hogan. T

Three-b base hits-Kruger, Hogan. Two base
hits-McCreedie C2j. Sacrifice hits-Francks
(2), Gates. First base errors-Oakland 1,
Portland l. First base on called bals-Off
Corbett 6, off Schmidt g. Left on bases
Oakland IL, Portland 6. Struck out-By Cor
bett 2, by Schmidt g. Double play-Francks
Wild pitch-Schmidt. Time of game-One
hour forty minutes. Umpre-Bray.
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FORMER REPORTER INTENT
ON BREAKING AUTO RECORD
Frank HaddocI< Starts Out From Fresno.
but His Machine Gives Out
Near Herdon

FRESNO, Aug. 3---trank Haddock.
the nfllionaire. newspaper reporter, left
here at O'clock this afternoon, intent
on breaking all automobile records be-
tween Fresno and San Francisco. He
was equipped with new machine and
was accompanied by his wife and
chauffeur.
Haddock was for two years employed
~ the Fresno Daily Democrat Last
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SUMMARY

Bases on balls-On Thomas 2 off Williams l.
Hit by pitcher-McLaughlin, Nealon- Will
liams Wild Pitch-Thomas. Stolen bases
Nealon co. Williams First base on errors
San Francisco 1. Double plays-Gochnauer to
Mohler to Nealon Mohler to Gochuauer to
Nealon- Left on bases-Tacoma 3, San Fran
oiAoa Z. Time OF Eame-1:25 Umpre-Perine
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LOS ANGELES.
SUMMARY.

Earned runs-Seattle /. Los Angeles l. Two
base hits-Dillon. Roach. Double play
Roach to Hall to Frary; Ross to Spies Sac
rifice hit-Houtz. Stolen bases-Dillon (2)
Brashear, Kane CD. Houtz. Struck out-By
Roach 1. by Tozier 2. Bases on balls-On
Tozier g. Passed balls-Blankenship 1. Spies
l. Left on bases-Seatte 8, Los Angeles T.
Time of game-One hour forty minutes Um-
pire-Davis.
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Cotton States League Quits.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 3.-Every team
in the Cotton States League has been
disbanded and the players are now
looking for opportunities to sign with
other leagues
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TRADITION HAS
ALL THE SPEED
Kiamesha Makes a Game Bid
for the Alabama Stake.
but Effort Is Fruitless
EVENT IS WORTH $4,000
Large Crowd of Racegoers
Enjoy the First Pleasant
Day at Saratoga Track
Special Dispatch to The can

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-This was the
first fine day since the meeting began
here, regular Saratoga day. The
track was fast. The attendance was
six thousand. The Alabama Stake was
the feature of the afternoon. AS anti
cipated, Tradition held a comparative
walkover for the race. Kiamesha bat
tied for while to hold her down, but
it was a fruitless effort. The stake
was worth $4,000. Summary;
FIRST RACE-seven furlongs; three-y year
olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
20 to 1-Oarsman, 120 (Dugun)... . h 1 2
5 to 5-Dandelion. 1O3 (Baird}.. 122 3
to 1-Israelite. 80 (Digglns)... 1 1913
Time. 20 10 Start good. Won easily. Win
Wotan Jocund. Sir Lynnewood. Royal Window.
Ice Water and Adriutha finished as named.
SECOND RACE-steeplechase about two
miles; maiden four-year-oIGs and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. u Fin.
to to kno5 isdR 15
40 to Frank Somers, 135CHolmn)
Time, 4:31. Start good. Won easily Win
ner, Co. B. Hills b. C. by Locohatchie- GUAM
Diary. Temerity King Fox. Honorius and
Duchess Ollie finished as named.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; two-year-olds;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin,
6 to 5-Heoray, 11o (o'NeilD.... l 21
Is to 1-Belden, 105 (Diggins).. "a 3
Time, III 3-5. Start fair Won ridden out.
Winner G.. c. Benefits ch. f. by Kings Coun-
sell Letter b. Youth Adesso, Wes Dave Lewis,
Highbrush, Rapid Transit and Cats Eye fin
ished as named
FOURTH RACEIThe Alabama stake; one
and fve-sixteenths miles; for hllies; three
year-olds:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. a Fin.
l to Tradition. 124 CW Dvis) ! y
15 to l-Kiamesha. 116 Lyne). 10
Is to Gold Ten 121 (Martin)
Time, 2:16 2-5. start good. Won cleverly.
Winner, S Pagets b. f. by Goldhnch-Reclare.
Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-one mile: selling; three-year-
olds and up:
Betting. Horse, weight. Jockey St. "a Fin.
20 to MN. Man 106 (Morirty) q
to IN n,hsiu Muah ahs GsGnsI 19s SMepnD
Time. l Al. Start fair, Won driving: Win
Fanfare. Uncle Urigh King Pepper Glow
Star. Athlone, Runnels. finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
maiden two year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. a Fin
I to mohawk II. ia (Redfern) 2 y l 8
4 to 1-Juggler. liz (Hildebrnd) 1 / 2 2 IL
I to 1-Beisnicker. ia (oNeiD 3 u Sh
Time, 0S Start fair. Won easily. VIM
ner, ]. Sanfords ch. c. by Rockton-La Tosca-
Carruthers Caprice. finished as named
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plate. Nealon beat out an inf1eld drive
and Irwin scored on a double steal,
Graham dropping Eagan's return of the
ball. Score
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First race-AlgOnquin, FOntesia, Jim
Collins.
Second race-Red Leaf Western
Duke. The Messenger.
Third raee-Lilita, Grace Wagner
Hostility.
Fourth race-Mabel Winn, Herlfda,
Joe G0ss.
Fifth race-shackIef0rd, rtacatiara,
Martin Brady.
Sixth race-TrenOla, 0rblcular, Re-
mOla.
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SEALS PLAY LIKE CHAMPS.

TACOMA. Aug. S.-San Francisco
again outplayed the champions to-day.
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Four Timely Bingles in the
Ninth Inning Put Port
land Giants Down and Out
THREE RUNS COME OVER
Schmidt Is Wild After His
Sojourn In Bushes, While
Corbett Is Aided by Luck
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Oakland, o; Portland, A.
San Francisco, A; Tacoma, O.
Seattle, - Los Angeles, 2.
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GAMES TODAY.

OakIand-POrfIand, Recreation Park.
San Francisco ut Tacoma.
Los Angeles at Seattle.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

clear; track fast.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday The marriage Of Mlss Daisy
lInrfOun ana DR. A &, Rphlr took plnco
NJ ~ MorkH church tho ceremony BONG
performed IN the afternoon hy RoV. Jas
tlyos ana friends Tho bride wore IA gown
NJ gray sllk ana carried roses AnrT [. o
ceremony The party were driven To tho
homo of Mrs Anna llohlo ana am cnbrr.
ate Wedding supper served, ana Rtor Or
ana Mrs, Bohlo loft for "a ulp 10 los
Angeles
MIR, J, H. Bramcl viii be- hostess at "A
linen shower purity tomorrow m honor of
Miss Florence street WhuFn wedding
takes place IN tn. 9.ca. future
on Thursday Miss Florence street win
be guest OF honor a. a second Ofnlr tn
The announcomcnl OF tho engagement
" Miss Margaret Thursmnn u Provo ana
Raymond Irving Of this city H. made, thn
limo Of the woddl9g 90, ocmg toL
Mi and Mrs. George steiner leave TO.
morrow for Mlnn.apoll.
Miss clara Deal has returned from a
pleasant visit wit. i.lcnds IN The north
Mrs Lane and Miss Vera Lano have
gone To ogden
Tho Misses Ada and Cora Dusonbury
are visiting here from Provo,
Invitations are isuod TOR the wedding II
Miss Gertrude Mayer and Nh Chdrlo,
Irlsmon which takes place on Wcdnos.
day juno l.
Mr. and Mig w. 4 Fory hlyo returned
nom Portland
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HACKENSCHM|DT
IS QUITE ANGRY.
Wrestler Knows as the Russian
Lion Sore About Small
Purse
nE DECLINES TO MEET COTCH.
Latter Declares That We Can Beat tho
Biz Fellow 10 Q Slandstill aud
Wants the Chance

IIackcneohmdt, the Russian Lion, who
10 not a Russian, but who " the cham
pIon wrestler, having defeated Tom Jcn'
kns, " IN no pleasant frame Of mind
IIackcnschmdt ls angry And all be-
cause he received only $500 Tor the %
minutes work no did while throwing Tom
Jenkins twice IN Madison square Oar
den,
Two thousand Ave hundcrd dollars of
this was hin share of the receipts ana tho
other thousand was the side bet with Jcns
klns
such q ll,tlcncss," sighs Hack be.
tween groWlb,
Haokonscbmdt IN 80 angry that he re-.
fuses to wrcsto Frank Gotten, ~ ho said
Nc would before Tho Jenkins match
over IN the columbia thoator before no
vent on to wine np the Moor with tho
scytotlo OF dead ones, Frank Gotch his
Harry Pollok called on Him and wanted
10 talk business for another match IN
Madison square Garden,
Hack refused 10 be interviewed, lie
says there would be mol, as much monvy
IN wrestling Goieh ~. thorc was In the
jenkins contest, ana for such Il monsly
sum he would mover 10 on the mat again
Then Pollok made him a most gonor.
Gus offor Of 300 purse that he would
put up today, lotoh then stepped tor.
ward !, Snd J., SAID lou, ma, lI9ck could q, once
IAN want" said tioloh, "is 10 prove
70 The American public that ! am your
master ! caro- nothing for the money
that thoro IN In Il, and you can have
the large end OF The purho before You
80 ON me mat, sixty per cent Of 500
n moro money than YOU end u the Jon
lns purse ana YOU can have II IN adj
vance,
You are now booked TO tour the coun.
Try ana meet lot Of dead ones ana In
the whole business YOU VIII not make az
IN Madison Square Garden"
But the alleged Russian Lion became
the Russian Mule, and you couldn't have
budgcd him with II charge Of dynamite,
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THEY WILL HAVE FIGHTS.
English Lightweight secured Decision IN
New York over Monte AttelI,

New York, May l6..-n Il 2O.round bout
held secretly IN the shadow of the Pail.
tados ON the Hudson, owen Moran OF
England has secured the decision over
Monte Atel Of San Francisco, The bout
was fast from start 10 finish and was
Witnessed by Obou, 100 persons,
IN the nth round Atlull got homo u
straight loft lunge ON the Jaw ana be,
gan to force the lghtlpg but Moran got
inside most Of hla punches and beat him
away They were both very tired IN the
Mlh round ana N The seventh Moran
hooked his left 10 ncrooly on the Jaw that
Aitoll s,aggerod ana fell against the
ropes The call Of time saved him,
Tho Californian was strong IN the
eighth round, but Norm ewuug HIS lolt
70 the jaw aud rove him almost through
me ropes Again the eall " time saved
Aucll In the tenth round Moran failed,
however, ana Attel held hls own by
cnnchlng and smlling on the English,
mans PUSHES for ten moro rounds Altoll
was SIN on his feet at the end
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- AQsa, owucr II, T. Redmond, yawl w.
~ n y y G,
:, Atlantic, owner W, Marshall schooner
Apache, Owner u, Randolph, bark, o.
81 \, y y G.,
Endymiop owner q, Lauder Jro
ohqonor T. f. Indian lIQrbor
Flour de. Ls owner H. a Htlmson
1iliIad9Sirgdr@@S. % owner Nn J. Il, Coleman,
schooner, L s., Colnlhlan
,Tmsue., owner Il H. Todd, schooner
l.. 49, Atlantic
towana.. owner A., " Armour,
schooner, L, H. N, Y, V g,
Hamburg owner German syndicate.
schooner Germany Nord Deuschor
sunbeam owner Lord llastcy tchoon-
o. England, Royal squadron
,Nalhalla Ean Crawford ship, England,
Royal squadron,
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THE DIG YACHT RACE.
hleNen Large hon,s Ready 10 sail for
ImporOf's Prize To-day,

=, New. York, May l5--WIih tho lncen
uko OF Z valuable cup and three other
prlsee offered by the German emperor,
ana representing three nations assembled
w the inner horbor today fully prcpnr,
'1 Tor inc start, tomorrow, of il inoo
AQloss Tho North Atlantic Eight Of tho
uunutMnW arc vessels owned IN this
.ounlry Two are from England, and der.
hnly has one representative
a representative OF Emperor William.
uwlN!el by 4 committee Of American
gnohltmcn VIII start the fleet nj clock
,nlnollow pn the Sandy Hook lghuhip, 10
inlles outside OF this hnlbor, The nhhh
WIN DO ~ NE Lizard, ON the English
u ,Morlnan w0rship win not Tho winner
,lh9 YACHTS which VIII probably ho ut
'WFWng mo tomorrow are ms folowa,
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STILL IN SESSION.
Auxiliary 20 A, 0, U, W. Hears Re.
ports and Transacts Business,

Tho degree Of honor auxiliary to tho
4, O, L, W, spent yesterdays session
In organizing, ana listening to reports,
and ,oday's session Is being occupied
with elections and general business, tho
latter continuing throuh tomorrow, A
reception VIII be given this evening by
Mrs, carrie Gray at her Grove street
residence, In honor Of the degree, and
tho delegates 10 tho a, o, Y, W con-
yontlon which IL In session today IN
tho East Temple street han Tho a, O,
Y, w, convention extends through
Thursday
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The Richest Man In tho World.

Tho richest man In the world cannot
hAvQ his Kidneys replaced nor live without
them, 80 II II important not TO neglect
these organs II Foloy's Kidney Cure IL
taken AT the first sign OF danger, the
symptoms viii disappear ana your health
viii be restored Ns II strengthens and
builds MP those organs ~ nothing else
viii Oscar bowman, Lebanon, KY
writes 81 have used Folcy's Kidney euro
cured me permanently Of kidney disease,
which certainly would have cost mo my
ne" Sold by IT, j. nm Drug Co,
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VANDERBILT RACES.
Entries ~ Automobiles for the Much
Ialked'Of Event, closed.

Now York, May lG,--lGnros have prac.
,lgally closed for the Vanderbilt nutomo.
blle cup laco on Long Island this fan
Ihlrtern American cars have been nam Il
ana elimination races Will be necessary az
ony lVo starters VIII be accepted from
any ono country,
>, -Four nations are represented In tho list.
Inc American olmnalory trial IL likely to
pg IN inc form OF u race over Iong
island course early IN August Tho Gun
race l,self VIII probably take place III
hoRB Island on Oct, 4 several routes are
son, including the triangular course over
when lho lrst Vanderbilt race took place
PUG Y S'mllo course further north which
mcludes moro grades than the triangular
hln over winch the contest mlBht be held
N'hoOl controls or nonirOlaod territory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
JAP TEAM DEFEATED.
Litile brown Mems Nine beaten by nan
1osssrs ~ Berkeley,

Berkeley, Cal, May lj-Although tho
Japanese baseball team from the Uni.
ycrslly Of Waspda gave an interesting cX.
hibltlon with the University Of California
nlno today, they lost 10 the Berkeley
men by u score Of to o. The Orlontal
college men found II hard to hi New.
man. CalitornlO's pitcher The Winning
team made In FIRST run In the INITIAL
inning ana scored -four moro rum When
hono ihG Japanese pitcher went 70
seventh Captain Causcly OF california
mudo homo run,