davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-10

Found "A sorrel pony with a
white stripe in the face, branded
letter "O' on ting, left hip. Owner
can have same by paying all charges
j. R. Langley, NV. 4 Sec, Worth
ilgtOn township. 14-3-w
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04

(eoatinalpss6u ds Ia pdgHsa s.
disntes 80 10 puso en- msnos de Ia poll
efs, quisn al >egistrsrlo 10 sncontr6
otrss golosinas en- un Ito que llsvaba.
ii iusz le condsu6 { dos messs de
ckrcel.
Para curar IN resfrIado on un
dla, tome sl LAxATIvO BROMO-
QUININA e botieario le dsvolvsr&e el
dinsro si NJ Sc curs. La frma de e.
W. GROVE 50 halla en- cada eajtta.
T. En 10 calle de San Joss n1msro
I, 20 alquila un mirador
-CefsriDo Roiario, que fus acu'
sado por Cruz Pares, veeino de Pusr-
to de TERRA, de habersele quedado
con 10 vuelta de un blllste do cincc
dollars. Fu6 dsclarado absuelto POI
sl iuez municipal por haber iusti6ca
do 81 inocencia.
a. En- Ia easa de husspedes de Ii
ssaorita Josefina Hernsndsz, San Jus
to 81, que ocupa situaci6n muy cen
trica, hay buena mesa, habitacione'
hermosas y bien vsntlladas y excelen
to servicio. Sc recommends por 9
misma & las personas que quieran SCI
sus abonados.
-Por so ctvs 6 q sem snalss com
prar& usted un reloi de orc do rs q 81
dollars. F. Kehrhahn y Cq San Fran
cisco 2S. Tambi6n vendemos fuegoi
arti6ciales.
HUo GA sefl ora 6 ss1orita que saps
ingles uede obtener una buena colo
caci6n Ell ell sstablecimiento do labo
res-con buen sueldo para empezal
de <The Porto Riso Drawn Work &
Embroid r. Cos 10 Fortalez. is Il
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cri.se
81. l6. San Juan, R-A una cus
drs de los carros slectricos y prinei
psles edihcios del Gobierno. Esplen
dida vista . la bahia. Rsnos moder
nos ssnitArios. Habitseiones frescas
Kxquisita comida puerterriquena J
americana. Precios moderados. .-EMI
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda dc Masferrer
GTHE HMvDTIA.-27 calle d,
Q Cruz. Gran casa Do hSspedes. sta
bic d. hotel,. Apossntos para familiai
personals solas. Csnidas & cineuen
ia csntavos euMerto. Baaos. Tel6fcne
: ls2. Apsrtado corrso, 2o5. Propissa.
rio, Pearo Sehira. Meta: Este hote
sst& { sargs do una seaorita cagse-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
ESCENA VIII.
Dieh9s. Angssta, Michahki. Llevs
10 piquttit".

MchshkL Bsenca diN
Sra. Henetk.. Seucio
H-nscke. AmenaEndoes con ell puks-l Large de- ami!
AoTna-Senapdote Vsya fresce uue bsea est.
Meh'hH Sc seRta dsssubre botsa-Te trgo nm losr
supsrhro. Dame un ucatspas - ~
sra Htiasek Ahera no Tsnenss sydsp d. nou.ro, an .
pusrta do IL eals
Asgusa Quin hi dcho ESQ.,
Su Hsinssks. lPst! Roberto
Augusta Ne guss dsi.n sstsdss n ,7dar en- 10 prsp,
cami - '0s"
Bra Esihscke -BGs-iSilsnso E.k On 81 coartc
Augssts-kends con lEstina Psbra papk Es tsmklando
do misao.
Mish,skt Mirsn cue h'cr csa les psbrss C.n,Ial
Sra Astssks No psg6n ssnal e IN busa ho que mira
por nssotres.
Hsintsks AuHoue mes auierA lsv.r 4 Ia Inass
Augusta Msha'ki -Juntss.-tC6m IA d6ndel
Sra Herssk, las Iadi,s
Atgnats. ~ rsrquEg
Sr H.ask, Poss poroue Alias ou.r{, r Il b.Is do sc.,.,
Miehslki. EstG lcco'
Sra Hsnsck Srs presso dsr snpre lo euttre nue.
bles h.cfan ssGr tan gsIto en- nuestr. c,sa
Asgussa- Con sentmsnto-Y tsmbSn mi me desrsn Una
pebre c0ro ys lPisnIsn venderlssl
Sra Hsinek Loi musbleG iApgaa haze un .pno sus ii
No hAbrk mas rtmsdo.
August s ssps tambi6n los sIOnsa i-Su nIdre dice
sue snoc onads.-En lugar de venasrlos per sustro
cuartss sc los d"I. psbre hiia que Va qusdarss
soit Per 10 m:co tends IL seguridad de que slguieu
les euidirir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

-DRSPUES de prooar todos los
enganosos remedies que 20 auunsisn
o. cuando mas SO agradeee ID eacaelA
RADICAL del Digestive Nojarriets,
cuya superioridad est& universalmsnte
condrmada para eurar las enfermeds.
des del est6mago.
Curaciones desesperadas en- perso'
mas bien conocidss, que 10 tomsron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuche
produce me,or etecto que una dozens
, de frascos de cualquier otro remsdio
porque ademAs do ser el dnico vsrda
dero Curative radical del est6msEo J
del intestine, sin engahosa aoci6r
calmante, 81 Digestivo y Puriacadol
dc los slimentos.
Sc debe exigir que eada hosts
tenga grabado sl nombre Digestive
Moisrrieta.
De venta en- las farmaeias do lol
sefiores M. Blanco y c., Ramon Alma
zan, y Fidel Guillermety de San Juar
puerto Rico); y enlas prlncipales dro
guerfas de Europa y America. Dep6
alto On Paris, ruedes Haupriettss, 1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
POR $4,000

De contado, Sc vends 10 Auca de.
aominada <BarrAncass, Ia cual 10
hsya situada On 81 barrio de sL'an' q
Costas do este termino. Disss hora
y media de Ia poblaci6n, - mpons
de 500 cuerdas dc extension, todas
propiss para las siembras Dr. frutos
memories y en- particular para el slgo.
don <C6ilan., Tlene dos msgoffcos
man nti ales para dar de b+ber al ga
paio: tiene colindancia al mar puer.
to para emharcsr todos los frutos. En
ella 90 pueden cuidar hsst. 400 cabe
zAs de ganado.
Para ir formes dirigirse 4 don Uli
ses MArini Post Office, cafe <Mu
Yoz r veras
Cabo Rcjo, D,c'entrs 2 de 9O5
lm.2y va.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04

que asonssian los medicos 90 10 Emul.
si6n de Scott do scsits do hfgado dc
bAeAlao.
Es sorprsndsrts ls fusrzas vitslidsd,
eaergia y poder de resistsncia que re-
sibe el cusrpo hum ano de las peque-
das desis de Emulsion de Scott que se
Administran con constanoia. Esta
emulsion recubre ipteriorments todas
las parties debiles y vulnerables del
susrpo y 10 pope al abrigo de 10 in.
teceion catsrrsl.
De cuando en cusndo aparscen
lndustriales POGO escrupulosos snun-
eiando emulxionss, vipos 6 prspars-
dos & los que Atribuyen propisdades
curativas que no tienen y hasta hay
ouien se atrsve & decir en- letras dc
tnprenta, que sl petr6lso 6 kerosina
% un alimente.
Que % 81 petr6leo? Un aesits mine
ral que 20 usa como combustible para
lubricar , limpiar maquinas J para
Nlumhrar.
Una substancia indigsstible que
psreoe Do 10 propiedad esencial de TO-
do alimento, cual ea 10 asimilsei6n
cue pasa al travis del tubo intsstna
sin modincsrse y ain scr Absorbi-
sida; una substaneia en- fin, que nc
asns ninguna do las propied AIDES Gu
rativas y alimentieias del aceite d.
higado dc bsealao. 81 se diiese Out
sl pssr6leo 60 un slimento para ma
Smnas, podria pasar; pero no un oil
urento para el cuerp6.
| 81 ten6is aleups duda, preguntat
| . vusstro medico: 81 OF con1rmsrA 81
to verdad: y si estais escasos de fusr
xss, de carne d. sangre. o. aeonse
lara que tom6is II Emulsion de- Scntt
L --x--
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
H. SUDERMANN

Alna Me gustarfa taato ir ntche ., bale do m&A
rsI-Largs silsnco. EiseAa nua.. bero SO lsvaAta
ys pssss de srrba absjs Alma ev1n,aodoss -Qusrss
Roberto. Ssbes 10 que dicesi IA.
Ama-Rebslde s6 muy biaA 10 diQo.. sy t.a
tonts. Cenczso Ia vida. Para que tnt.s hstorast Es
impossible quedarse aqu encsrrada Nj de s,l nj
rsyo de luna nsr. JANIS este p'ts... Por TO-
das ps1tea. ehmHy disputa Q.ien pen,s asuf en- de-
Hcadess bssaa eascci6ni El padre gruGe, ls madre
rims. Ssmartrza los dedos h sta h,cerae
por 60 pf mig sl d(s. mi para Ell petr6eo L.. Una
joven bonita 81, desso aegrarme vesir bie1....y
sar de Ia condc6n que he n,cdo =, perque sismpe
he aspirados nucho delro por 10 lesturs IA
saben come sey... suanto sl matrimoHis. Al Dies
ms Con queai Con de trabsiadorss do Ia
bricai GrAciss Para cue beba iornal nae zurra
sncima Qoe butqu strs Deseo up hambre asisgudo,
I ns 10 encuentr nejor esoy sin niDguno Cen
rado b. side ,iemprs eOAmgo eort6s anable. Ne he
sprendido scH 6l palabrstas Asui me las hsn
ense6aae Qusro salir de slA Pccs importa Il
tss cudaass.. Una mushacha 20 se la srregla
muy bisn soita
Roberto Tnh De arojats obrs sl psre contsne Nama
los padres
Alma Quero prsgunt.r mi padre ergo.. ...r-Vsndo
que 10 amsHazi-Sf, 81 me vsy de aquf Vase
Rstetto. -Soo-Y esta Alma All quG imbkeil hs Aido
QuS atdpida blerfs " yo he etzado vngs.
rdaif La sducsi6n no ha hscho No. ls lsva
Ia nrgIe. PtM BIZ skors precise obrar sin contem-
pkcionts brutalmsnts No hay ma, rImedo De LOGON.
trario, TODD perdijo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
mo AcATARRRASE| |

III catsrro - una enfernedad que
hene nueha mas importancia dc 10 que
generalmente IS le atribuys. Invade
todos los 6rgsnos del clsrpe, cuyas
tunciones y fuerzas debtltsa profunda-
ments. Esoausa irecuente de Ia sordera;
afecta Ia vista, 10 naris y la garganta
y es gener ailments per donde empiez q
10 tuberculosis 6 tisis.
La misma facilidsd y 10 frecusn-
da con que ae pssca un oatarl 0, hace
las personas tndiferentea para Gu.
rarle y Ia gran mayorfa no 80 preccu
pa de las consecuencias.
Los banos frios por Ia man ana
embellishments despues dc deiar OIL
lecho, dormir con las vsntanas abier.
has y svitar las corrientes dc aire, son
precauciones muy buenas que no cues
N Eabaio sl observsrlas. Pero el
preventive mas positive, mas eneay,
mas facil y mas positive y tambien el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04

tsnsrlos en- su tosador. Rs'isblss y
duraderos
Un jutgo complete de sMcs riza-
dores y ondeadores con direcciones
para su uso, etc, solo SO ceutsvos.
Remits por money rder, en- Sc
los de 2 csntavos.
Eta efst,a solo pr "a ms
E,criba hoy mismo.
MANUEL TAvAREz COLON.
Agsrte EXCLUSIVE para Ia America
Is tisa Dc ia brisantes Eurspecs y Az g.
tioancs.
sIs. The TITUS c..
Ind GSs Browsy Nsw YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04

H-L,s senoritas del psis que
quiersn vender On comisi6n slgunos
articuos do Ia Joyeria do Orkamp
Nolsin CO, Cincirnsti, Ohio, dlrijsn q
1 r. N,ryatx Rivera. Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04

Roberto, Heinscks. sSisra HeinssAs,
Alma. La sefiora heinsske eHtra
empuianda { Alma.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-02-08

Washington, Eeb. s.-After one 0
The most bitterly contested parlia
nentary contests seen on the floor o
the senate for some time, that bodl
Tuesday rode rough-shod over th'
committee on territories, headed bl
Senator Beveridge, which reported th'
statehood bill, and passed an amended
bill giving statehood to Oklahoma anc
Indian Territory, Jointly, with ths
addition Of New Mexico as an inde
pendent state, and leaving Arizona
still territory.
This action was foreshadowed N
these dispatches week ago, and In.
dicates the temper Of numerous sena'
tors, who resented Beveridge's otficio-
usness 10 the management Of the
measure.
N The most important amendment az
iBcting the proposed state Of Okla
foma was offered by Senator Calling
er. and championed by Senator Stone,
of Missouri, extending theprohibition
clause affecting that part OF the state
now known as Indian Territory from
ten years 10 twenty-one years and ap.
plying il to the entire state, inclusive
Or Oklahoma. The amendment was
adopted by vote of S. 70 20.
There is a serious doubt in the
minds Of many members Of congress
whether this Is an arbitrary exercise
of power, and there Is some hope on
the part of opponents Of this provision
that it may be killed in conference.
LIKELY TO co THROUGH.
yhere is a strong probability on the
J4her hand, that the house may con-
Sur IN all the amendments Of the
Senate without sending the bill to
conference, although Senator Beyer-
idge said Tuesday night that he be-
lieved the house would not concur in
the amendment giving statehood TO
New Mexico independent Of Arizona,
but that Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory would not be effected by any ac-
ton that might be taken. There is a
high authority for the prediction that
the house will take the same view Of
the matter as the majority Of the SEN
ate lid Tuesday. and concur in the
action OF the upper chamber without
much formality.
The senate adopted several amend
nents Of Senator Long, In the inter-
est Of educational facilities or the
proposed state, noted further on.
An amendment was offered by Senl-
tor McCumber making one state 'of
Oklahoma separately, but was lost, as
vas me amendment TO allow Okla
homa and Indian Territory TO vote
separately on their Joint admission.
The vote on this was 81 TO 81,
How fine the lines were drawn on
the statehood proposition Iwas shown
by several votes, and If Senator Platt,
of New York, who left the senate
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-02-08

it was permitted to 60 to vote with
out suggestion from any senator. Tine
surprise was no less when the support
erS Of the committee bin failed to de-
mand a division on the vote. Mr..
Beveridge, in charge of the bill, sat In
his customary seat on the front row
on the Republican side, but made no
sign. The result created a ripple of
excitement throughout the senate
chamber, and when it subsidized, Mr..
Beveridge, on behalf Of the committee.
indicated the purpose Of accepting
several amendments suggested by Mr..
Long. One Of these prescribes the
proposition Of the public lands to be
devoted to the benefit Of the higher
institutions Of learning in the pro-
posed state Of Oklahoma. Mr.. Longs
amendment was formally accepted.
The amendment suggested by Mr.
Long, increasing the donation to the
Oklahoma agricultural and mechan-
ical college from 10000 acres to 200,
600 acres was agreed to-
BAILEY OPPOSED JOINT STATEHOOD.
Mr. Bailey spoke in opposition to
the union OF Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. He said that if Texas had
had sufficient population in the be-
ginning it would in all probability
have been divided into five states.
Mr.. Cormack offered an amendment
eliminating the provision In the bin
requiring the adoption Of a constitu-
tion BY the state of Oklahoma, many
Of the provisions OF which shall be ir-
revocable without the consent Of the
United States. The amendment was
agreed to by viva voce vote.
Mr. Bard then proposed an amend
ment providing for the admission of
New Mexico as state in accordance
with its present boundaries, the effect
being to eliminate Arizona as part
of the proposed state. The amend
ment was in the language Of the
formerly suggested byMr.
Patterson and was offered as a substi-
tute for the provision in the bill ad-
mitting Arizona and New Mexico as
one state.
The reading Of the amendment con-
sumed considerable time and was fol-
lowed With interest, as it was realized
that it problOiy would furnish the
first test vote Of the day,
Mr. Hard explained the provisions OF
the amendment and 4 number Of sem
ators spoke for or against it.
Among the senators speaking for
the amendment were Messrs. New
lands, Hepburn, Bailey, Elkins, Nor !
gan, and among those opposed,
Nessrs. Hopkins and Spooner.
Mr. Spooner declared that il was
idle TO compare New Mexico with the
original states. sPhey did not come
into the Union; they made the Union.
is not fit to come into the
Union. Her mineral resources are a
Dagatelle, her agriculture a trife. Her
population IS not such as TO justify /
Mr.. ElkinS replying said he had |
lived in New Mexico for many years
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CONTINUED on rAeE4)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

PIrTsBvRa. e:NEw YORK IN. LIZ, o (roRrsrrHD).
PIrTsBuRo. Aug. 5.One Of the worst riots
ever seen on q baseball field In .Ptttsburg
occurred at the close Of the New York-Pitts-
burg game to-day. With the score to s
and with no ono out and Pittsburg player
on third in the last half Of the ninth inning
the New Yorks refused to play. They OBJ.
jected to q decision by Bsusewine calling
Ritchey safe at third and became very ugly
with Umpires Emslie and Bamsewlne. 30
bad did thew become that Bauseyine pulled
his watch on them and threatened TO forfeit
Minute raw shook ss h his at n Bs%sesins
face, while Mathewson. tried TO knock the
x. Ssn o hs h; xa asRd hs
sheans s that the Sussof h.a BEEN orfsitsd
e 9or p. ns
players started for Bausswine about 70. o9o
started ' Tor AcdrsS and lis piasers. The
latter were soon suyyroSnded ~ : loud "a and
n %y.% nj ~n oi tie " ses.
az Police r sso 9St 81 The
his 'f psyer. and helped beat he crowd Back
baash near .hs SencS. The MY Yqrfs xsTs:
from the field and lodged in their carriages
snS 3 ss s N s.s Sss y fss eyss
which was the biggest ever, appearing, at a
game In .Pittsburg, extended around the
stand. and there was NJ. protection for the
players there. Some Of the ,rougher element
among the fans took pot, shots with stones
at the New Workers as they started out In
their oarra ees. The yellow blankets New
Of the New York carriage and the entire club
was stoned down Robson street and clear
Of the New York players were hurt, but not
seriously. by the nying stones: Al Of the
SAD they were glad to have escaped With
the game. The New York team will likely
be fired $1,000 for allowing the game to be
Mathswson had a bad first inning. Pitts
burg scored three runs, OF him and then
Pirates scored another. New York did not
begin until the sixth, when Bcwerman YVES
MEG ann. Mertes. Dahlen and Gilbert were
pulled over, tying the score and 80 the tea ms
succeeded Case In the eighth. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
Racing at Prsyidenoe.

PIoyIpsxcn. Aug; 6;-over 5000 people wen,
out 70 Narraganset Park 10 day 70 see the closing
OF the summer meeting Of the Narrag ansctt
Breeders Association. OF the six races run OF
three favorites won their events easily. but In the
hrss race r. ssepswsy upss. the form p!eksTs and
q 70 To- the Bay State selling stakes, also fool.t
f,sing 70 be headed In drive TO ihe wire The
three fsvoItss 70 win were Pythia at 10 /. Don,
First Raee-,one mile and forty yards Step.
100 tNeubertl % l. second; Drope 100 tcrimmins,.
H.to l. tni.d. Tine. EN 5. ve[ness. Sincerity
sesls; HSny T and Supreme Court slso ran; ,,
10 .sn: Le.g; Esleri id tcfeamer, 10 i,
100 IS. Nellie. Burn Vaiecia. Pcbpcf Pod. Lon.
doner AND SwaIger also ran.
Third Race--One mile and . furong Don't : IL
No, iW lkomAnelID. even money won Tor my
Waddsll ioe (Traversl. to 4: second Cederstro ..
% cod Srer TnS y .hird Tine ,Ss.s Mo a
@. Fourth Race.one mile and a sixteenth - Az
STATE selling stAkes--Ars:nal. i03 (tomar, ~
9 70 J.. won; Elliott. il6 u. Daly), to S! sec nd.
Lord Badge. los '0nmmins), I TO |. third. Time.
l:@ 49, Palette. Goldheur and Right Royal lso
Finn RAce-rve furionss -sunglow. ioc tpcr,
nns,' even money; won: Rust. lO4 crlmmn>,,
THIRD; Time, l;ol, Ambitious, Venus, Mass Finch
AND Gold Zone also ran. Crossways was lea a,
.sath Race One mile and forty ysrds Nep,unu,
~ NtomnellD,s< 70 J., won; YORKSHIRE Lad. l0i
Pertnel, Stoe. second Uncle Henry. i06 {crennerD,
10 J, third. Time. l:<1 IS. barkeimore. Samuel
d. HATS Hue Buck aAd Long Days also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
NEW HEAVYWEIGHT PUGJLIsT.
Al Kaufman Of California to he Matched
d. to Meet Berger.

California sports. think that they have
worthy successor Of Jim Jefferies In AL Kauf-
man, the amateur heavyweight Of San Fran
cisco. AlthonRh Kaufman has been ARht-
Ing only a little while he has made great
strides in his profession. Kaufman has the
appearance Of an ideal heavyweight. He
Ia over six feet In height and weighs In con-
dition about zoo pounds. Kaufman 10 desir-
Gus OF turning professional. and II 10 likely
that he win do 80 In little while. There
ia some talk of matching him to meet Sam
Berger in a twenty round bout before the
Coln,a A. {. Kaufman has expressed his
willingness to take part In such an encounter.
so IL is up 10 Berger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
Other Baseball Games

At Neutrality-suspicious. B. B. c.. 10; C1areudon
A. C.,l. Pastime B. B. G., 8; Florham A. C.,S.
At Easton-Ingersou, Q; Bangor, 2.
F. C..S.
At Red Bank-Long Branch. 2: Red Bank. o.
Al Sea Cnn-SeA Ciff. u: Garden City,
At Glen Cove--Glen Cove, II: Hlcksvtlle, 7.
AT Atlantic Hlghlands-Auantic Highlands q
Al Nyack-Nyack, 8: Bayonne, A. A, 1.
Al Englewood-Englewood F. c., o; AontcIalr
A. ca
Al Westwood- :; wsldwiok A. C.. O.
AZ Elizabeth,Y. N. G. A., Is; peckskil: L
At Kcyport-Keyport 3: New Brunswick a. C., l.
At Staten 1sand-Dover A.c.. 49, Staten Islsnd.2
AZ Matawnn-Matagen, IS; Freehgld. 10.
Al Pleasant Plains-EIcelslor A. c.. .; Xavier
A. Al.
Al Phiadelphla-Royal Giants IL: Camden, 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

FRIENDSHIP OARSMEN RACE.
Coed Compositions IN Animal Club Regatta
% Harlem Ceurye.
The annual regatta Of the Fnendship Boat
The competitions weys keen sad the aniahes
for the most part close and exciting. The
races resulted a. follow: 60 "s' =
Dousls oyos. .,
Crew No. i--R.M. bow. and p. J. ouisley.
stroke.
olsw No. SC. D. 1hisaa. bow. .ad :. fsaisnsf.
Crew No. IS" Hlsv.e. bow. .nay 4. Mocouum.
Crew No. 's-w. B.r,,es. bow. add !, L. rnubln.
stroke! .,,. ;.
Crew No. 1 Jumped away In the lead. with
Nos. 8 and close up. For.about half the dis
lance it was a good fight between Crew No.
and Crew No. 8. The former finally won by
half length Of open water. Crew No. pulled
up from fourth place to second in the last
half mile. beating crew No. for the place.
Born boat finished last. Time. minute IS
NOVICE SINGLE oIo.
b. r ssilsis. r. NJ b'snns' j. H. A'o''''" and
They started and finished in in the order
: minutes is sed onds $50 '''e'
sISoLH GIG, HANDICAP.
p.I ou,siey. & seconds: W. Baries. scratch:
8. Hiavac. scratch. -
The handicap man set the work from ths
s ssobd tsf he'd az but q
s Won BY IS seconds 1iter e4os strusFs
the scratch men: An ished in a dead heat for
second place. Time, minutes - seconds.
. YouR DARED oios.
Grow No. Nv. Barties. bow; p. J. ouigley. q.
G. ". Au6ert, .; S. Hlavac' stroke: r. Faulkner
AsGG0D Dave. .Iole saoa
beck coxswain.
i: $; 9s'9 ss: g !. .s A's f 6
Grey No. got away in tn, lead a., and main
closed and fought Tor The supremscy.. Crew
psSed third psf Se = TeJS
the victorious four. Time. minutes II Sec
FAIR DARED olos.
Crew No. IA o. Mckeuna. bow; j. p. pavis.
Crew No. &C, D. Allison. bow; N. R, pewe.,
stroke.
Crew No. led all the way and won easily
by open water in 2. minutes 8 is seconds.
xroHf DARED BARoxs, WITH woMEN.
as:s:::;s ss s;..s H ss s S:oa
stroke; I Smith, sc5 uS,iin 80 ~ It,. >.
s;J q Philh'n I; G. schwoepPe, stroke; A. Brown.
~ Crew No; s;R Te';sss. bow r. g, psxs.. Z:
H. r. Ternan. Q: W. G. Phslsn, Jr. Il p. J. ouirlry.
stroke: c. Jones, coxswain.i : =
Crew No. Nv. n. Brown, bow; r. pangler. o.
G. Sehluslne. 3; r. Speck. ~ s. H. Brown s. i 4.
Brodletck. .: s. hlvsc. 7; J. H. stone, stroke; A.
Johnston. coIgwain.
Crew No. o. With it's load of fair ~ ssen gers,
proved to BE- the best. although it took some
mighty pulling to win Grew. No. was
second. with Crew No! third. The time
was minutes is seconds, III.
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Fair start, won driving; Biandy, oh. C.. 8. by
Hastings belinda; owend BY August Belmont
trained By A. j. Joyncr.
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At Prospect Park.

Union Baseball League-Lamont o. spaldtng, I.
Brooklyn Amateur Association Re.olute. is
Acms. 9 Winnipeg. .; prospec. Park !, NJ O. A..
Iyanhoe. 8: Valley. 2. Valley F, C.; ~: WYons
F. g.. Eiyslum 4. e, !; Unique a: G"s . qnole
pect Juniors, o. Grand 4. c.. 9; johnson Juniors.
/ Mesiesn A. G. q Clinton JIniors, s. r psS,nc
10; Bethany. 9. Nolan, rs: 81. Luke, 2.
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b.ses~New York, q: 81. Louis. /. First base on
bals-on Petty. I. struck 'out-by ORTIZ, 2; by
confcy Williams Van zsnt g. saerince hits
Keeicr t2. Dougherty, Chase. stolen bsses-
and Wallace Gleason and Jones; wallace. Spencer
and Jones'. Wild pitch-Peity: Passed ball.
MCGUIRE I'm pire Sheridan. Time-i hour and
IS minutes, Attendance 10000.
WARRINGTON, Q; CHICAGO "a. L). 1.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Tom Hughes pitched as
have been shut out except for bit Of loose nelding
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