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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-FaIrn of 100 acres. with fine
residence and outbuiliings, at Forest Glen,
Maryland. Also an unmproved tract of
land Halpine, Maryland. containing
about 06 acres See advertisement in Star
,.nder head OF auction sales of real estate
PERCINAI. M BROWN
CHARLES w. CLAGETT
d. ". BAKER,
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apoval pilsepp Beer Is Served

in special glasses etched with trademark
and name, Royal PIlsen-" Try this light
beer AT bars. Abner Drury Brew Co.
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-Dainage. estate and divorce
c;lscs etc; all courts. Able lawyers No
charge without service Everything strictly
confidential Money advanced. Address ?. o
BOX zsi. City. 1el1-Sot
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Spend Your 4th at Capitol Heights

Public park. Swings, See-Saws. etc.
Free. Plenty of shade and crystal water
You are invited. Come out. II st. caI
to 61st st. ne.
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Hot Water by Gas,

quickly, economically, and guaranteed
A. Muddiman, 1904 G.
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DANCING.
BIRDS. DOGS, E--c.

JUST RECEIVED--Young canaries. Maltese
kittens. goldfisnes: also Flee Flea dog soap.
kills fees instantly, keeps skin healthy,
makes coat smooth and glossy SCHMID'S 9
BIRD STORE. TIP 18th my23-u
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store Cor 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4Is-410-52.
10Th ss. NV. Phone Main 4223. uy3-6mo
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

DON'T PCT your bicycle in the cellar. We
pay highest cash prices for thet- 1l3 Penn
sylvan.a ava. ie17 got
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Special Summer Dinner, s5c.
Phone East 1909 for Pure Ice Gre;

Also regular table d'hote. soc. The Cafe
Calvert, Gil 14th st.
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinger's.
81 gall: soc u gal. 2s5 G st. Phone NJ
2767
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Young man from country. $50
fsOoM y. A. |
wANTED-Young man to work 2s days in
exchange for business college course. address
BOX 20e, this Office jy4-6t
wANTED-white boy for work In grocery;
references required; wages moderate. 1900 q
ST NV 1t
wANTED-Bright, educated Office boy. IS
years old; learn typewriting; So week; fun
references required NJ. E. c.. Box 2o3. this
office. jy4-3t
W ,NyTE,T7-Threa ,yoi,er.- ond tro disb-
washers. at once; quick promotion. BIG
DIME LUNCH. 603 St NV jy4-2t
wANTED-A good. reliable man, with ex-
perience, for delivery HALL Grocer, Sd and
SITS. me- jy4-3t
wANTED-A boy to wash dishes at Mt.
ave. 1t
wANTED-coilector. with wheel. 7s1 9th st.
NV. 1t
wANTED-Boy. with wheel Apply wednes-
day morning. B. RUBENsTEIN, I'LL F st.
NV. II
wANTED-white barber: salary guaranteed
9o1 East Capitol st. 1t
wANTED-Experienced second cook; good
wages paid MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH.
go eth St jy4-3t
wANTED-Experienced colored night cook;
good wasG- paid MARYLAND LUNCH
ROOM. go 9th 81. jy4-3t
Long Branch. s25; fares;
other help. city. 1011 New York ave. IT
wANrED-Good baker: one who can work
ar oven. JOE OTTENBERG, 1243 7th ST. NV.
jy4-2t
wANTED-Canvassers to sell jewelry on
stallment; reference and bond required; sal
arg SO week ard commission, only hustlers
need apply. cASTELBERG. ap4-tu, h,sa-tf
WANTED-Boy Is or Il years old for Office
work: salary $3.50 per week Address BOX
1872 this office. jy3-3t
wANTED-Biacksrni who can do horse
shoeing- 2l3 ST ne 1y3-St
TED-E1perienced to drive milk
wagon; refereIlces. 1450 2 st. NV. jy3-3t
wANTED-Mechanles to room and board at
reasonable rates 1908 st NV. jy2-3t
wANTED-Men to learn barber trade: new
| method; only eight weeks required: wages
while learning: position paying $40 TO sl5
| weekly guaranteed when through; catalogues
| free MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 131
Prince St, New York city. jy1-6t
WANTED-Twenty brickla, e.s: steady work
| South side of Adams St, between 1st and ID
SITS. NY; square north of w 81 je30-tf
| WANTED-Collector for installinent house !;
| good chance for right party 1920 7th st. NV.
! je30-6t
teas co1ees; steady work; salary and com
| mission: references. Address BOX IS, this
| Office. je2s-7t
wANTEG-Laborers. s1.50 day. MONROE
BRICK COMPANY. 20th and sts
Ielg-tf
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
| income corresponding for newspapers: expe-
ri1nes unneeesssry r send for PARTICULARS
1el5-s0t
! BOYS. BE INDEPENDENT. Own your own
| newspaper routes. Get a list Of customers
for the Evening and Sunday Times. ana YOU
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MEST The Washington Times. ap2S-f
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A Costly Revenge.

and Sherbet Prompt Service. Rosen-
feds 812 ii st. ne.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Pawn ticket for lsdy's 32-ston
years ago. Address BOX 2i1. this office
iy43t
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Fell From Moving Car.

Attempting to board moving car on
III street between Eighth and Ninth
streets northeast last night Frederick
Geary, twenty-eight years old. fell 10
the ground and was painfully injured
about the hands and legs. Police OF the
Ninth precinct station offered hospital
treatment but he refused to accept it.
After having his injuries attended to In
a nearby drug store, he went 10 his
home. 639 Ninth street northwest.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-For gentleman. room and board
with private family. IN near vicinity Naval
Annex; must be reasonable Address BOX
212 this office 1t
WANTED-By single man, room and board :,
private family preferred: state terms. Ad-
dress BOX 2l9- this office 1t
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THIS SHOULD CATCH you.
wANTED-LoTs.

Misunderstanding lot asous 81. 500 IN ex-
change for equity In mo.ern three-stoiy
house; press brick: eight ICONS; large cio%
cts: porcelain bath J. 3 W.. this once
Hs~
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FOR RENT. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Two six-room cottages at Berwyn, Nd,
for city property
sl10 ST. NW--l6 rooms; all modern I'M
prorements. 81. OOO yearly lease. sale.
SIS. GO.
IOoG HARVARD ST. NV. corner llth ST.
IL rooms; new; all modern improvements;
rent $40 per month. Sale. So. 500.
61a EAST CAPITOL Slot 7lxl2S; u rooms;
all modern improvements large stable.
For sale, $50. 000
LOTS al Arandel-on- the-Ray. Nd: 5ox15o.
500 10 $500 per lot
station -.Ardwick." $50 per acre.
Apply to THOMAS w SMITH.
iel5-SOt Cor. lst ST. and Indiana ave.
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WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPERS. DC per roll and up: border
ceiling. and side wall. CARLISLE BROS.
G4S II ST. ne. jy2-St
VIM. V. MAHONEY, the progressive Paper
hanger; reliable, prompt, cheap: legal guar
antee. Send postal for free samples and es-
innate. Main Store. COS Pennsylvania ave
Sc, phone East ni-F.. or following agencies:
1880 Z 81. Sc; 10 Monroe ST.. Anacostia;
Mattingly's stote. Congress Heights; COZ New
York NV: EdlarItchs store Bowie. Nd. !:
III l1Ih ST. NV. o Donnelrs store. SD and
NJ W. je3o-TI
ROOMS PAPERED. SI.I5 up: house painting,
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. 6iS ii ST.
ne Phone East 1857. jy2-St
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COLONIAL BEACH.

JERSEY COTTAGE
Now open for the summer. From S5 to 81
per week. Artesian water. 800 feet from
bathing shore tyl-6t
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ANAcOSTIA.

BuRY,s PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR SALE-Rockerg. couch. settee tables
chairs. bedroom sets. etc. 110T sth st. NV.
4r-2o Of
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FOR SALE-A good pianola and rolls
OF music; make offer; VIII accept part
cash. Address FOX 192. this Office jy3-st
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FOR SALE-Scda water fountain. IL syrups
$50: cost $500 See HOPwOOD. Sth and X
SITS. jy2-3t
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FOR SALE-stieH piano nearly new and brt
little used. must dispose OF at once. Ad-
dress BOX I91. this Office ty3-3t
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FOR SALE-One, two and four-cylinder gas
olene marine engines; two and four-cylr.-
der sparkers, batteries and repairing. 5li
9Th st. NV. Bird floor. jy3-3t
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FOUND.

STRAW Panama hats cleaned. bIeached
equal to new Felt derby. silk speciality
KANDEL. 1877 7th St 3e1-s0t
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FOR RENT-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.
THE pATiENeE.

9IO Z ST. NV, WASHINGTON. D. G.
If you appreciate comfort, absolute clean
Iiness and good service, here is the place
Front, airy rooms; large. comfortable beds
hot and cold water all the time for baths
je21-l5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-5D painters TO buy material CAR
Isle BRCS. Scaffolds and ladders fur.
nished free. 64S Fl Phone 1857.
ix,2-2
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FOR SALF+I.-rge ice chest. suitable for
dairy. hote.y OF lunch room (lardvood1,
81 So See HOPWOOD. eth and K sts-
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Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
n town. John Hartung. 1o8 Fla. ave.
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FOR SALE-Sterling upright: excellent tone;
sale compulsory before Thursday. u m.
JAS. G. KENNEDY. 405 ID st. Sc. jy3-3t
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TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-Table boaNers: summer rates
2f0 I'd st. ne. jy2-3t
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FOR REN1-uNFURNlsHED ROOMS.

floor; unfurnished, light housekeeping; Sl2:
basement, two rooms, $40. 1904 St NV
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FURNISHED HOUSES at half value: s,,
prices: guaranteed as represented. Can
TOWER COMPANY. GIL 7th st NV iy2-a4
FOR sALE-cheap. corner grocery store.
Northeast, doing good business; owner leav-
ing city. Address BOX zoe. this .f1cs
je26-7t
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FOR SALE-Larse ice box. suitable for gro
cery or meat store; easy terms II desired. or
to the skeptic Will give 80 days trial free.
II you buy Ice box made by a tinke-
and have trouble, blame no one but yourself
See HOPWOOD. Sth and K sts jy2-3t
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FOR sALE-Large ice box, s35; cost $50
See HOPWOOD. Stn AMI X sts- jy2-3t-
FOR SALE-HaI.ssome upright piano. sf40s
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-Stores, P St. with cellars, near
Riggs Market: month. SO. T. W. GRAHAM.
6l7 18th ST. 1e6-InO-exSu
FOR RENT-In best business section Of
Washington, store about lSxA0, and one noo4
above 5OxIGO, with steam heat; location and
building unsurpassed Address BOX All, thiA
office. lel4,SOt
FOR RENTS per month; store and two
rooms and bath. las 18th st NV. A. d
ADDISON sos 18th NV. ap2&:S
FOR RRENT-OFFICES.
LARGE, bright. modern offices in the Metz
croft Building. ll10 F ST. nw. Sl2 30 each.
including electric light. steam heat, elevator
and janitOr service, extras ty3-l4c
FOR RENT-HALLS.
FOR RENT
e43 Louisiana ave- NV
Third floor, Sl5 per month
ie2e-tf JAMES f. SHEA. 6iS La ave. NV
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT, i;- LIE,
OR EXCHANGE.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Pastry cook, leave city. S25;
cooks general workers. city; white waitress;
one who can sew. 12I1 10th st II
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FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms on
second floor, by owner 916 9Th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-Ice be-, s..table for grocery.
$40 cash. $40 per nonts See HOPWOOD.
Sth and K SITS. jy2-3t
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-02
Missouri PAT ENls

pa'eat Attorneys, " shincion D. C
Granted to Missouri inventors this
week. reported by A. Snow \ Go
William Drompp, Cape t'iYar.
deau, steam motor. Alfred c.
Elnstoin' st. Louis, Acetylevo
gas generator Pau Iluclis. 81
Louis, llorseless yehicle.--James
NJ Hammond, Kansas CITY. Au-
lomatlc slack adiuster. Wilma
.. Mnndy, ST Louis. FendeyIol
street cars. William 5. plum,ne1
y. Louis, Vehicle wheel Fred.
erick Westerbec, st. loul.
Hinge for cracker boxes. ,od
rick Williams & G., Johnson
Doernn, Coupling
for copy OF any above parent
SEND ten cents in postage STAMP
with la'e date of this paper to 4.
Snow and Go, Washington. Is. Z.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-02
THE CRESSET'


i u ) 4 u d
mr. James and Mr. Yates Of
Summons town was ia onr town
ana dropped 40 ~ see the Id. On
'as1 luesaay, they we're visiting
- LOUIS relative.
The town Of Norwood il still II
the line Of Progression. Judge
= contemplating Su'ldlng
'' - one q n's ios
--Wc still hear. the voice Of The
tanning mill. s
r,..,.
,bov ~ ~, ky s'"ce
hao,t;f,, III al ~ ' '
~ i !, 4 ,,..> - ~ o'e'
mo,bar aor,r ~ ~,
wh;,o - ~ =
y+i'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-02

&
ucation come to Norwood.
3 If You want TO deal with hon-I
est clever merchants, come to|
Nor wood,
If you want accommodating
Doctors, come to Norwood,
II you need a good Lawyer
come TO Norwood.
Ifyon need pure Drugs, come
TO Norwood.
lyon need Dentist work done
in d first class manner, come 10
Norwood.
If you need repairing Of har.
ness, come 10 Norwood.
II you need d first class shave,
come to Norwood.
II you want to hire a good Liy,
lery rig, come to Norwood.
you want Undertakcrs goods
III. III, ~ ,oa.t I,
! you..want TO have good square
meal come to Norwood.
\ yon VIII find \ rood nill three
gnod I.nnch counters ana one
I frst alaSs Hotel.
! Donot forget the two Black
slhith SHOPS ~" = w ou'''s
mouse
!. r ,.
to,r Snri,.r line ~ dress ruods
4 they ira ~ Ia datn.
-.llllis and Tl.tle
Z orr drny,nan IL very bus,
hauling NOW DAYS.
!. M
h !.
- " 's''ss /" i'''ie ~ 49,
''he q hne'' : "'e's S'o'' =
'o""'
a i 4. l.
MIR Lewis VINO resides on IN
! pevlne ihrm was IN me oREssE
orF1ch OH last TUESDAY repor'e
every hint lovely.
Don't fail 10 call on Pope & Brac
lord fer your clothing 4 uvercoats
Every 'ning al cost ior cash.
MIR zaver- one of our Lunch Count
men mas went 70 h"r'ville TO rem"
On lann'ng'
Hamilton Brow" Shoes are the be
Pope & b riiord handles them.
Everyth ng ut cost Tor essh
Tho G. lonv folks all como ,
to Norv nod on last Satnra.
evening expecting ia po
Nh amin N, 49,. m,
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Mill Greek Items
~ snow ILAeE

Snow kooe deep and moye com.
'ag - The order Of The day.
Nora Tomas is very low with
consumption,
Mrs Fraot Helterbraud passed
from This 'Iic 70 the great beyooi
fast Monday.
Ber, Kios was At Crawford
Monday night.
Eert King, Otto Mclaughlin
Charley Tracy and HarIoy Miller
are contemplating on going west
nest spring.
Archie crawford has boil on
his face.
II th's escapes the w y. | VIII
come again With more iooIlshoess
next time. So ms news is scarce
and time is flying will sharpen
my pencil aod prepare for next,
time tit ever comes
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-02

You will always find Il com.
Iplete line % pure Drugs and
Druggists Sundries ut J l., RYAN
4 co.'s Drug Store,
Mr., w T. Dawson Eather-in
law Of tie Eli OF the CREss in
has moved to Norwood where he
Twill repair the Colony Engine
- For all styles & colors IN 0alini
20 10 Pope Sbradiord
Everything at cost for cash,
The Colony folks in gcnerI
have enjoyed The cold winter he
lieving as they do that God doctt
all things VOL.
Prof, Williams went TO Springfield o,
Inst Monday on business
Pope e. Bradford have new line q
Overcoats, Hats, Caps & Glove,
cheap as dirt.
Everything at cost for cash
Why MOI everybody favor wiling,
Schools Webelieve 4 % be a GOOD
thing for Norwood
--RYAN's HEADACHE TAB.
LET'S will cure yonr headache
Prico lof. Sold only by J l..
Ryan & Co,
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Tltls CEeel Pieklps,
BY swEETIE

Dear EdI'll try and write few
items for the WORRIES CRtssFT.
Cold and snowy weather al the
present writinb.
Mrs. S. r. Linthicum is now vis-
flung her mother in Cabool who. is
laying very low Al the present
writing.
MIR. Lin,hicum was the welcome,
guest Of Mr.. Mccall SAT.
l.ue Linthicum made business
"trip to Csbool Friday,
James LinthicHm yisi,cG his bro
ther Ed Turner Thur.
Allen Skaggs was the welcome
CUES, Of Mr.. linikicum sun.
Grace and win sIcGowcn visited
Lula and jim Linttllcum Sat nigM. \
The siro;,o v,v.n u, MAJ.
Meoowens sa'. night vas wei az.
ended and all repcr, nice ume,
fellN Is'nlh'cln' weps hunting one
gay ias' ~eyS ana M'lleo y 'luaiiS ~
~ 1''u' w ~ ''VS' n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-02
is TT NOT WONDERFUL?
N orwood has one of the best
stores in the County. The pro
ptietor does business with the
people, for the people and by the
people. Come to our counters and

N just watch and see, All the Jumps Knocked off
the face Of high prices, and The profit dollars
scattere amons the pecnle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
WRIGHT BEATS LARNED.
Boston Player WIN Meet Hsbast In Tennis
Championship Final To-day.

VIEWPOINT Aug. 3p.-WilllAm A. Larned Of
New Jersey. twice national Sin giles champion.
went down and out OF the 1908 all oomers'
tournament to-day before the superior prov,
sss q Beal. G. WIsht Of Boston who dispose
Il Vas BY far iSs Sest tennis thst the Bio
tournament has produced. ,,.,
brssqy 0! seS duEf rish. MADE ssoS ".
ises Of his friends and the prediction that Re
would pass both Clother and Lsrnsd N III, .ne
win In the final TOMORROW Il almost : fore.
gonc conclusion. which win send him up
against his partier In the doubles champ'9hh On
s IN h9hleolnbe Ward as challenger 'or '"'
Something Of an upset took place to-day e,i.
when Clarence Hobart the Oldest to IN he
oi the Western doubles champi9ns, in match tsh
ionse Sob But e one oi the
Wright i Is not thought probable d,,I that oy ne
Soains was p IL a sense triumph tor The ia
back tape over Inc American game q get getting
Hobsrt's steady driving from deep c .Sn
proved more effective IN this instance than
ss sn nsG q. 81 rsps
winner Of the ali conner tournament here,
.as t2sasy ~ h ssR zoe. ao@
viii be because hls, opponent. Wright. is 3
better exponent Of the game than was Fred
Heyey who was the runner up in 1901. =.
breaker docked to the grand stand court:
the WriRht-I armed mskch. The win here
was practically certain e mean the , hono rs
preciated the important bearing which fhe
y- Sho was ssoS cSs 10 a'e Ward urSer
more, it was expected that the best tennis
Of the meet. barring possibly the champion
ship match itself. would probably be the
outcome.
Larneds win Of two-thirds interest In
the. massive national cup through mis- VIC.
tories In 1900 and 1901. and the CONSEQUENT
Importance OF this match to hin, as prsc-
nent possession, Of that coveted trophy:
multiplied friends for the ex-champion who
were anxious to see him win once, more. On
the other hand Wright's .sympathilers were
counted by the hundreds, and they wer.
ready to back their feeyoEite with plenty Of
offered with the choice on. Wright and found
takers. The summary OF the day play
Wright beat William a, I.arned. - IS, 50
Co.: Clarence Hobart beat Kreigh Collins, 81,
80 ~ g., g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
,ear.,nss Under the Ham n,cr.

The best of the ycarlng sales at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday were as follows:
b. or br. t.. by Scmpronius Merry Queen: W. II.
Iaudcman, S5o5
g. t., by Allowsy-N,ss Wrinkle; A. l., Den ny.
Cn. C., by Lackiord- Helena: W. Shields, ss7s.
Br. e.. by Woolsthorpe Fashionable: W. Hayes,
$500.
II. or br. g. by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H.: W
Br. T., by Pirate of rcnzance-sayondra: G.
Hendrie. $500.
nd b Or s rs c.. y MISUNDERSTANDING Waters
BE, by Pirate Of PcnEancc--Margaret' H.; W.
J. Harding. $3.50.
b. l.. by Inspector BAL Lone; j. o. keenc. $3.50
b. or b. c. BY Inspector B.--Irony; L. Celia. $500
D. c., by Inspector B,-Balancc All H.; S. Dog
Oh, T., by Huron Clara Bauer; L. Celia. SLIGO.
Oh c. BIZ Huron--Nelllc Grand: W. Shields $780,
b. C., by The Frar toody Good; W. J. Young,
b. G.. by Iamplghter-Comcdy; q. b. Hui, 500
Oh. C.. by Woosthorpe-Litue Scissors: l.. Celia,
b. IT, by Pirate of Prnzance-Luzellc W. A.
Ch' c.. by Wools,horpc. Star,le: l.. Celia, 500
r. g.. by Ben Rrush--Dutch Flag; W. NJ. Shcftcl.
Rr. T.. by Kingston Dusk: l.. Celia. $3.50.
CHI c. by ST. LconardS Hope On. ". NJ. Shcf-
Il. T. by Sempronlus Indigo: NJ. l.. Hayman, s8o0
On t.. by Bowling Brook -ccrcta j. l.. Hayman,
ca. e.. by st. rlorlan-Carllnc; NJ. II. Tichenor
q Co.. 81 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30
Racing ut I.atOnjn.

CI~c,Nx,r,. Nng. "a fair card with no special
features drew n tair attendance At Latonia Ito.
ds, rho track vas fast. The hcldS In four races
we're filled to the lrlit
First Race Six furlongs \nrccclvcr 90
tRaatGc,, even, won. Jack Rat'tn, lOa &C., Norris
10 Z? second: Homestead M a.. Williams, so 10
J. third Time. ~? +, Black Cat tstrrtc. e.
tGnor, Howard. Mafalda ana Iron Tai also ran.
second Race--One mile Western Duke. iOl
,Radtkel II to 20 won: Hot. los tD AUSTIN. 10 to
L. serund King Ellsworth. iCi tRobnsonl, o 10 =?
third, Time, 10 s. Van Hope, Eduardo and
ga anola also ran,
Third Race Five and n hnif furIongs. Coma.
~ -. Haln. 10 I. Won: Ferroniere. TOY tHOfien
20 10 I. second Santa i.uria. iii IL. Williams to
], third. Time. ,aS I s. Miss Lynch. riogrcs
sion Amy Riley. just. Floral, Hatuc Kingston,
Kltctail. Edna Elliott. panodii and Ruby Right
also ran.
Fourth Rscr Ono mile aud 10 yards. Mint Bed.
a5 C.. Norris. s to l. won: Flor. 100 tThomaser,,
10 to I. second; 4 Convict. ice NanderbouO,
20 70 l. third. Time. las Is, Danube. pr. Riley.
Iuiollvhi, Iilltain. Major Mansir Marlin. Ida
Vivian, Ran and Sister Lillian also ran.
Fifth Race-4Sla furlongs Ethel ppy, 90 Wan
derhouU. o to 3. won; ,ciaeos, ln5 Radtke) even.
second; Ice Water, los dI. AUSTIN, to 1,
Dean, Intense md Miss Mamie l.; also ran, 1'
IL. williams, ~ to l. won; Matabon, 87 (Radtke)
II 70 s, second: Eciiptic, ~ C.. Norris, I? to /.
third. Time. 1M as, DR.. Keith, Lee Bright,
Joe Coynes Little Man. Meesh!e. Per! Worth, po:-
dAat and Cocksurs also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-30

NEW YORK Is. L.. 8. ST. LOUIS 'S. ~. 4.
A close game with more than its share Of
aes ~
sss y Tss lied pisess Hes % hsi
Ses TRe4s s @s. wHs On bases
most Of the innings. and two men on each
side were put out s!ths plate Robust rspIa ar,
with decision at the plate and by McFsr-
st On and 10
innings. and tie pitching, though mottied
pioyed to make hits. Xmes s weakness VA
lack of control bases on balls and wild
pitch giving the Cardinals two runs. but
land was steader. but the New iorks broke
through bis guard for punching Of hits
p The th nRns that
sent In three runs, and he and Browne and
ponlin and Ames figured in all the runs with
Amess sent Dunlesyy on his way #, rejoicing ss!
9usly avoided The pIate The same pleasant eassat
advanced his brethren with sacrifice. a
rap on which Ames could have thrown Dun ~.
roller got away from Devlln and Duneavy
scored. but Devlin made a quick recovery
and assisted in the extinsuishing OF Shannon
Ames smacked a straight ball TO- right
center for three bases in the third. Browne
was out to Beekley. Donlin walked and
Bresnahan singled to left scoring Ames.
Donlin was pinched at the plate on the hit.
smoot. by virtue Of double, and sacrifice.
reposed ON third In the fourth, He tried to
Shay. falling to hit the ball. The sago Of
which the Champs partook in the f1fth con
sisted Of singles by Aines. Browne and Donlin
and two Dagger by Bresnahan, Brcsnah haI !,
jumped up and bounced Of McBride's head
oyer the. foul line. Mcbride resuming play
after he had nassaged the resultant lump.
The seventh inning was eventful. Strang
fumbled Beqkley,s gropnder and I'd. Beekley
center, Mertes took after. the ball. booted
II further east. and Mcbride earned sandals
an out and tied up the game on q wild pitch
In New i9rk.s half Of the seventh Bro S1S,r
followed by Bresnahan.s slow SKINNER to
Mcbride. cut the Gordun knot. IT was a
close play on, Bresnahan, at first, and Nc
Farland fused over the decision until john
stone coldly informed him that he was due
in the dressing room. The score: