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NEW FIFTY NILE AUTO RECORD.
Cedrino Clips Many Seconds Frsm Time
Made by Hardness On Elkwe0d Track.

LoNo BRANCH, Aug. 77.-EmAnuel Cedrlno
Of Milan. Italy, driving . ~ horsepower Fiat
car. established worlds track record for
City miles this afternoon at Elkwood Park
The plucky Italian. who is entered In the
Vanderbilt race next month. started out to
boat the nifty mile record. hour minute
% is seconds, made Year ago on the Elk
wood Park track by Harry Hardness.
He not only succeeded in beating every
record made last year from one to nifty mles.
but established . new one for nifty miles.
50 minutes Il Us seconds. Notwithstanding
that he stopped at the ena Of his thirty
fourth mile for At least twenty :sSonas: Ehs
broken 1t was noticeable that tedrino was
although he continued on TIL TIE END OF tho
day. although The contest between Guy
and SsdrS aood the one n. %s
1Ir IN hsnas. f Rso fsstest mil. made
BY ced rno was the sixth, which vas made
s1y %n sSs 1ns 1.eosds
s ss: ten: iS:ss s sf.ssn; is:se i.s: .x.nty.
i iS ": is, ~: aTty :0 ior ~
Ave, 47:ss as; Atty. Ssa4 rs.
The summary:
one MsF,ee 70, ALL be-: two in !srss hss
S.S n & second. Time. i;cs IS. lbs IS.
Two Mles.Pest two in three heats fer cars cost.
Company. Lonsstrect; Rambler Car Company.
Hood, second: Pord Car Company. third. Time.
815 is, al IS
One Mile-Best tys . three heats; for cars cost
ing $3.50 to si.ooo-Mua b. Maxwell Car Company.
9 b. D.. Charles T. Fleming: Ford Car Company, 10
h..p S,esrns, second; Aome Car Company 10 mp.
E. Hitchcock. third. Time. l:tl S.
Five Nile Motorcycle Handicap--won by Fred
H. Van Dorm Red Bank. % seconds: ~ hip.
Indian motor: N. Y. Satka, b. p Clement, second.
Record trials from one to Atty miles BY Fiat. Jr.,
car to break the Harkness record. established on
NkWood track last August Time, 6SIt76.
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.PfTTsBuRo. S: NEW YORK IN. La. 1.
Whenever the New FORKS looked TO have
INnch parted from his moorings in yester-
days game ct the Polo Grounds the college
let the lid be prted of. The champions had
fat and rotund chances to swing into the
lead BY singing out . hit here and there.
but Lynch took his time on the occasions
whom the New Yorks were on the verge OF
breaking Into his oomposurs and breaking
Up The game. and though he was on the edge Of
~ dSo1 ,h A. did not AZ ove5posrd In ne
the Nex Yorks showed signs Of doing prob.
table bps!ness. but though near were yet
IT, They Wound up the game ta .ss
insiy, in The earlier. innings IN iruitless at
t'#Rts e even Up th IN fore .,
McGraw- was finally sidstracked BY John
stone; II Was . scrappy game and p Con
:g. 5000 ri ses sS p:
COHESION and st.adins.s u the Pirates: IL
~ ssms w iS.t ior the home team Vile
T:y1 i've ~. an IL the SS1 5s
S 81 s., ~ da &: p.s ss hopeless
Isssaa Pne eas ~ y .s ssy ,as Rss
admirably. Wsgner reached seopnd. went
at the plate by Dehlen. There was . rosr
p q hon st sa
B ssSsd Sss q sss sseo sS. Msts: . ;na
p Brain and Glbsons plumb line throw to
Wagner checked ,Devtin stealing.
HtShsy hit to risht II the third inphi ,,S;
fynek also g. San ted ..ssiy. GIBSON everran
;sSond on the Play .d good s ana
nailed Gibson. but MoGann's. throw was
NJ ses, S nor q nyss b Rtdhsy :sGsea
Ss n. d..e GNs b nei O. third and doasiss
Gibaop. The New Yorks scored their only
run In this inning. Its component parts being
bsse. on balls TO Strane. Bresnahan's out at
hrst and Browns's single te sttSI6oard.
HiHebrand tripisd pest ;Msrtes. Wagner hit
to Dahlen. who was playing deep. ln!tead
Of making the play on Wagner. Dshlen threw
home and failed 70 get Hustllng Homer;
Hows.d 'scrnsed Brsn s!nssS e. rn Si. sSSrsa
lofter to left were the propellIng powers in
Brains taunt to the plate.
With three on bases IN the NTH and two
out Dcvl!ns best was ny 70 Tommy Leach.
In the sixth there was poor base running;
;.Si rom sS Amss tss s:
han did not see where the, ball went. ran
past second. and Ritchey's throw to Warner
cut, him down. There were no more exas-
perating situations, for only one Of ehe nome
team reached drst after that. Bresnahan's
. a oH s III Thru nan: :rts . PSs
sin fled and fetched Sisnor Tomsso Leach
to the platter. The score.
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IA sesail. Netss..

neid. yestsrdsY is nes record Il ought 70 Be. -
There seems 70 81 run, fsmine In The Huh Two
tsllies u ths nst Two eefes u pretty stimpy CHI
Frank Delshsnty Of lie Bitminshsm club. 8 SfosSsr
TAs%ss o. ,h; ,sp :: y.
Yof cr ss1s g.
s Mes .sn VI ss:s 're'ss's .ss s.. e az @
Nov ,. !: ne regular nrs' ,oassmas sad' . classy
Te%%y Lee a., r en- e s:s. = Y ss ,cun:
away from he in6eid. the utSsideT ",tssS 81
mot 10 expect to get Into ihe grounds f,es. hs
says. '-'.-'-- =
Tae Jersey City Poltee Baseball Grub. would ME
the ba,l team q the New Isrf Letter CSsrsss'
sSssSs Jersey 1e css ''r' 0ur' - w ase
e c:se s ssp S,.s 3, sss Ys:
;s' y: !: Il. = ~! Ssss: ss::s:
'1s ss' -:
beaten thereby. 80 ~. -
Tho Nations, oommiss,ou IA. adopted "a. sD,.
S e u e M $500 4 : :,d sssr
pionship series must b. 4 6onS 4ds MsmSsr Of tHe
s s.'s s g. S & s1 ga
z. I; s :; ~ = ~
r! sFass' + sss: sss sss:' z ies .s,a.
Club rsssi r. IL ~ ~, nrM of Dedbs EAvsr4s
$3.50 \: y sSs =; ::
s s; :: y es%ssg Of g: .sS !. 3, S
ss 70 ~ ds. e sSsss .. e
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Squadron A Beats werchester st Ps.s.

NEWPORT. Aug. 27.-The most exciting
recent years was that played this afternoon
at the field OF the Westchester Polo Club,
in which the crack team Of that club was prao-
tically showed under by Squadron A Of New
York. II being the most complete surprise
In polo Of the year Tho handicap given By
Weetchester was the largest ever known In
Newport polo, Squadron A getting ~ soais
for the Weetchester Polo Club cups and was
fast and exciting from start to finish.
Even with the big handicap the Hestches-
would play the Saua dron A men on their feet.
There tlmes. during the game L. Waterbury
was thrown from his pony. 90 fast was the rid
ing, bit he was not Injured.
In the hrst period Squadron A scored 2
goals 10 Weetchester's !: and from that time
on the game was fast and furious. The score.
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Golf Notes.

GLEN Cow, Aug. 22.-At the Nassau club
all the first round matches have been played
in the contest !or the Pratt cup. resulting
as ioliows: ..4
MAXWELL beat Hudson. up: G. A. Cumming beat
Pat y White, 10 p'SS e.. e psssuF e
70 plAy; oetss beat Fuller, up 70 play; LSnnf
ss a.S y s:s ss' 81 s sa
Travers and Hopkins played their second
. and 5 to pisy.
WATCH HILL. R L.. Aug. 2a-The open
Of the Unlted States q. A.. and inyitsd golfers.
he asi ,h se p1.. sSHs Go
up sSo,s :nS " ss!
Byers Misausmicnt Coli club, von the Low
est qualifying SCORE medal with 10y: A95ett.
Wilson, Cincinnati. third. 1e7: A Geld Of
fifty -six started thirty two qualifying, 6ysrss
~ e bye HSaf SSSSs as nae' R.ss. i
Rust ' jo % Nae,sss ~ H. ss.s: H.
II, sst IS Ff ::s;ss. IS ~;
Pope, il: r. Byer., i5s II. Van. ~: r. cisrk.
Tsy,ST ~ n p sy3: y, R Il sSqs a.
rat.. 10: John smith, ieo j. Piummer. iso: a.
Harrington. 1911: W. F. Shaw. ~; Al n. BiAen, ia:
VI. B. Metoalf. ie2.
MANcHEsTKR. w.. Aug. 32.-Ninety- eight
mcnt. for the first presidents cup which
begins here Tomorrow on tho Ekwanok
links. This will be the largest tournament
s six holes SI viii occupy the irst day, Sixty
four players will qualify for four divisions.
Among the golfers who win compete may
Dwight Partridge, Daniel ChDunoey, A. /.
white, Frederick HerreshoH, .J..C. Patterson,
John Moller,. Jr.. Sheriff. sherman and al
OF the well knoWn players who have been
elmmering here. ~,
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ro-DArs CARD ron SARATOGA.
Adksa1ac1k Handicap fse Tws.Year.Oids
.s' the Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. s3.>-h. 7. Wilson. IT.
GallAvant has top weight In tho u. 900 Adiron-
dark handicap. for two-yesr-olds. Ok FUR.
longs. TO be run here Tomorrow. he must
give weight 10 . number OF rood youn gstsrs.
including H. p. whitney's Jusslsr and y. n.
Hitohoock's Tangle together with James
Reddiok. Athlete. Penrhyn and others. Two.
year-olds will run In the nrst event. ct hve and
q half furlongs. Belden. JessAmine. Bantam
and Margaret N. having chances. Connover.
Punctual and Ruth's Rsttlsr may. night "
out In the steepleohsse. full course.
In the third event. for platsrs. at mile,
Tho Lady Rohesia, Yorkshire Lad. Bronze
Wing and Lady Ellison may prove the best.
The ffth event 10 . six furiong Ahair. for
platers and King Rose. Miss Jordan. Monte
Carlo. Van Ness and Kenilworth look formid-
able. The last race 10 . handicap ct . mile.
Eusenia Buroh having top weight. with
Foncssta, Judge Hines, Tyron and Others 10
beat. The entries follow:
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Mcbride wins One Mile Swimming Raee

Lone BRANCH. Aug. 77.-The one mile
swimming race postponed from Aug. u
took place at Cranmer'e Beach this afternoon.
The starters were Harry Cubberiy. Charles
Mcbride. Herbert Kelly and Fred Jordan.
back. a distance OF half mile In each direc-
ton. They were accompanied by Me boat.
On the homeward swim Kelly and Jordan
Mcbride took the lead and held the position
until the shore vas reached. The outward
ward in ii. Mcbride best tubberiy b. two
lengths.
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international tness.

BARngN, Germany. Aug. a2.--ln the eighth
round Of the International chess masters
tournament. contested here to-day. schlech-
ter won from John. thereby tying Bernstein,
who drew with Gottschsil for the lead
Janowski won from suechtins. Wolf beat
Tschi eorin ana Burn defeated Leonhardt.
The games between Bardeleben and Alapin
and Berger and Maroczy were drawn, while
that between Mleses asA Marshal! was mo-;
fnished. The game between Burn and
suited in favor Of Bardeleben. The record
IN late. ..4
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.nattsd for sesnlon IN the ninth inning

e esSss'sn'.: SdsSSGaE
Frat base On errors-Chioaeo, L Left on bases-
sroofiyn, q Chicago. 10 Pis, base On 81 SaiisNon
dice hit. Chsnee. sohSlse, Tinker. Holman and
HI! 81 piteher-By Scanfon. J. Umpires-o'Dsy
, IT, LOUIS N. LIZ. 4; BosroN. 0.
BOSTON, Aug, 17.-RAymer wAs responsible forthe
solitary run scored In 70 days game He allowed
GIsdys EsoSnSsr Y 20 through ss legs; and csa.
batter reaching second base. Then Taylor hit 10
hight TOR three based. scoring Grady. Willis pitnhed
treat bali. Tue score: 10
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The Prevalent Lean Society
OF NEW YORK,

MONEY TO TSAN IN any fM snoun, from $50
70 loo0--upon pledge OF personal property sn.s
- dismohds and other precious stones, jewe"'
-As sssP'k .lTiss:ff s'0sA month S' On
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PET anAum; on loans repaid within two we'A>
esas may b rspsid In instsllments. .,r,r
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arAMprNa on TIn clluDs.
WAsHrNoroN, .: pHTRorT. .0-Y6IyIlT

WASHINGTON. .: DsTRoIT. o-y0RS11rED.
DErRorT, Aug 75.-To days game broke up
In row In the eleventh inning Hilton third broke
for homo .aud.wArrsy .souched him., bat Umpire
Sheridan declared that warner had, nsesfercd.
30 he allowed the runHo sc6re and Anderson 70 take
nrst base. Ths Detroits refused TO play aid for
feitsd the game 70 washingt6n.. II. yes dc beat
played eams Of the year in al. departments bus
hitting. sho pitchers being Sdudlly SntStsvs. The
crowd foiinwed Sheridan 70 the ciubrouhs and
Oh the neid, but h Wa protected. TIE score: -
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pifrlipxtlpHIA,
CINCINNATI.
:Hsttsd .for WAIVER IA ma, nia,h inning.

'Bsttsd Tor walker in ths nia,s inning. =, :.
s sHS.ss.sSii .::::s ssdsSs
First base ON errors -Cihcsnnsuf3. Len % eaSas
-MpcinnAu y: PhiladelIh!a a. Ptsss 1ste e. oins
SS@boe Ss Two" T1s b.:s III. syssar seefsn
g%:. III Aa y SoSf I'D 9 sns::. xssssdsaes
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Tmo-E3A.
tlose Hsrnees Races q Geshen.

GosHKS., Aug. 77.-rhe four days harness race
meet opened At the Goshen Driving Park to day
with 1000 persons present. Three closely con.
tested races were nnished and The fourth race,
q class for farmers' horses offered By the Orange
County Hunt, was undnished, only one heat being
trotted. The day WAS perfect and the track ex-
ceptionally test. =.
In the farmers race professional drivers were
barred and = member Of the owners family was
required 10 drive each horne entered.
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Two on, -h.. III. ..n. T e: 'sii....e: ~
S SsssIss..ea. $50 sS: S's::-s,5
Two bass .hits-.MoIntyrs C,), Sehss1sr, Andss-
son. Stelcn basss.-CiayfeN1. HckDan. Hfll
First base. on 'bslnE0n nslnn, q 81 pAuSe: L
out-By Muffin, .; ~ Pstten, .! sUm1rs--AAsn
dan f1me-l hour. and IS minutes. AtteAd-
ance-l,6O.. = '... :. So ,...; '-tStt.i o..
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.). q CHICAGO a. L.. o-1nsf
H' DAMN. r.!
CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-The White Son and Pbils-
dephiss split evnn on double header this Aver
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!. TSts,s. IS st37 Is. .

J.resy c!ty ........ ..".,9 ~
0.bese hts-Pattee, Raub. Three base hits
Pattss,'- Joyce .Stolea basss-Joyce Larhanee
Ntst base on ba,ls-o6 Lercy.S- Struck out-By
Gty,gE, Montreal, g. Umpire-HsssetL Time
=; DtESAlo. u: NEWARK.
BUFFALO, aAus: q. .-ls wss not q very iniy fesin!
9ame. 6etSeSm Buffalo and Newark TO day, the
pounding which Ionanty received In the sixth
and NfMgan In tAS ninth beinE the only Interest.
ine tifneS o. a otherwise duh contest. Catcher
Connpr he'd his thumb split and viii be out OF the
game sumo days. The score:
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First bass op errop-Bu6alo, 2: Newark.
Lsn! a. Btses-bv9slo, .: Newark, 9. First b.s
SeLxss. l.. ssiucS ous-By Hiliissn, s; BY Non
sntYc 3:.by .NeLAhe. .. Three base hits Murray
s u 4slsni e.i seLsn:
Stels9 hsss AAhnnS. Double plsy.co1nDoooi
snd n.a|'n1 BED Ssin sou,, um .5s . MIN
utes sIAtSendAnce-i.<i1.
roroato .:..........oioo 90 o-7tl
Prpvidencs .a.......0- o o o / 2 0 > osll J
Batteries -Curfte and Toft: Nops and Jackli'sch
R.A.I
Rochester. ..'.;.......o ooo'4o Am
Baltimore ..,,...:...0 90 84p :
-, SECOND oAAB.
Rochester .....'...........o o 800 o 90 5 5
haltiBete" :.:.:.....!.i o o. o Id
battshes-Schtxer and Stoeiman: ADKINS ano
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swimming run scored with ono ous'
CHICAGO. 80 I o o o. 900 o. o 20 -
Philsdelphia. o l. o . o'0t0 0,osote-e o-i
PIrst base ON errors ChioaSo.,a.. Lett On beses-
DAVIS, Tannehlil. Three base hn-L Cross. Saeri-
lce his Jones. q. Davis. Stolen; btse.CAiiAhAn.
DAVIS and DonshSs.f First hess on. behs-O6
Aitrock. !; Oh Henley. .. Struck out-Dy Atrook.
7: BY Henley. .. Paased -bail-NeFsRiand. I'm.
pires-Connoiiy and Mccarthy |nmeC hour and
6 miuutes. Attendance,-N.Do.
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Ffst base On erIon-chica(o. - Left on bases
Cd strictis.t, q: o., Wicker. & Struck ont-by
Strokiett. \ by Wicker. 4 Homo run-pobbs
siarle. sacrinee HIS .sagie Tinker Cl Stolen
bsses-Casey a.. Wicker. Umpires-O'bAy and
KLEIN. !Tine-i hour and 6 minutes.
r.uynA NJ - Y.l q. nDOoHIYw n.,.-
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basss-ChicaGo, 4 PhilAdslphia, ., Two bAse Mt
pR s.s:Sdnd Ss:s s,sE sn
BY Patterson, .: by waddell,S 8. ,Umpirss-AcCershy
and Connolly. Ttme-l. hour and ~ ninutsb.
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Games Scheduled fer To-day.
NATIONAL LAAouI.

ptttsburg In New York; Chicago In BROOKLYN.
ClAcinnAtiln Phiiadeiphis; st. Louis In Boston.
~: AHHRIcAN L8A0UB.
New York in 81. Louis; Boston 10 Cleveland
Philadelphia In Chicago; Washington In Detroit
D.. ~: = sAsfuRN LEAGUE.
yessey CITY IN Montreal Newark In Rurso Two
gamea; Baltimore In Rochester two gameS
Provi6Sn6e In Toronto two gameN.
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Baseball washiastsa Fan. To-day. 4 ?. u.
Brooklyn ". Chicago. Adm. Vec.--Als. -, 10
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NOW Ysek etate Leesrl

A. ~ s sssss.soAE.. a! sss:ss'': -
A. NllfeshArreyTyoy. q: tvIlkesbAyIs,s7. ,s
A ScrantoA-Albany.. g.. Scranton, ..
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AUDUBON Roy PAGES IN 2:01 81.
Fastest Mile of tho season shown 1t Reed.
VILE Grand Circuit Opening.

REApvILLE. Mass. Aug. 23.-The abbre-
waited Grand Circuit meeting began here
this afternoon and although pool-seiltns
was not allowed. there' wers about 5000
persons present and considerable betting
was done privately by Individuals. The
real race Of tho afternoon wasln the 3aS trot.
known a. the -Ponka Posg. when the record
for this annual event was broken three dmes.
Another feature WAS the fast mile paced BY
Audubon Boy In exhibition.
This pacer was scheduled for three-cor-
nered match race with Estcatio and Belle Mo.
but the owners Of the latter two horses failed
TO post their stakes and 20 tho event was
called OF. -. ., ,
Audubon Boy. driven by Billy Andrews
stepped the mile In s"ix. In. .f.:to.t
that has been shown this season. The frao-
tional time Of the mile wss03ik. osK. ssh.
7olH, making the last half in ssh. land the
last quarter In ask seconds. Tho perfor-
nance 10 all the more remarkable from the
fact that II yas not the Intention Of HE drive.
70 cut him aSHc by s.1 3: 70 dSSHs
sxD ed's si.l ss a.s
,.of ed p.n asr. p.r,.o. for
fast racing, but the prediotisnf 81 the horse.
men that ney record III, NSuld g made I'd a for
event eve to Of the sitern CON. were not fainiisd.
the record made BY Kinney Low two yesrs
&c Sas fEs: =: sss IS: seS -
In straight heats In . neld Of twelve starters.
ali OF tie heats being won easly.
There was an. upset IN TIE Ponka Pes
regular followers Of tho circuit. wss bsaten
Glenwood NJ won the hrst heat 10 close
being clipped from the record. Eshel's
Pride won the second heat In drive IN tho
fast time Of 3'o7h. The mare continued
them both very .handily.
Mona wes the choice among tho baby
trotters and she took the two necessary hsats
quite easily.
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Osuthern 'Leaette.

A. Chattanooga Little Rock, .; Shrevapert. l..
AZ Auanta.Ftrss SemeGEsy 3IsSna 3; kenIhls.
A. Observation-Disclosures ham, & Ne6hs4ts,,I :.
AZ e6mery. g. AtlaAsA,I.
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CHANCES FREQUEAT';;RUN,!sPEY
PIRATES sOLVET AYi,0RS CURVES
AND DOWN NEW YORkS.

HsMe Teams Playing Not Of Pennant
CAiiber-Doubie Dose Of Defeat ter
the BrOskiyNs-Cardinais Whitewssh
Beanies- Quakers Triumph Over Reds.
Against the New. Yorkshire Pittsburgs have
. faculty Of coming back strong. and they
outplaysd tho Champions yesterday. cutting
. chunk out Of their lead The Brookiyns
stacked UP against tho Chioasos andlost Only
twp games. The Boston Beanies were wnite-
washed by tho Cardinals and tho ousksrs
trumphed over the Reds. The results:
fittsburS, .: Now Yssk. I.
Chicago. Q: Drssklyn. 81 First game.
Oncass. Q: Bsssatlyn, S--Secsnd game.
-! Lsuis, I; Dests0,o.
PhilaAelphfA, o: Cincinnati, Q.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JRnaHY CTTY, 8: NONTRH

, -. JBH1Br CIT, y; AOHThklA T.
NoNfnKAL, Aug n.-Jersey City made all
hits count. And won from Montreal 70 day. In the
hfIh r, Hartman and RSub were elected for throw
ing their gioves In Umpire hassetts face. The
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New Euslantl LeaxSe

rAhgsss.1 ,s,;;ass ;s; q f.;:,.u
g. A. NAshuA-TAuAton, 8; NssAua, o., iy
.zt Concord Concord. 3: i4Wrsaes.
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~ AZ New London--New London, O: Bridgeport, I
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ThlHD RACE.
,Ide. Ann adted, 4

GOOD start; won easily; New Mown Hay b. T.. 4.
by Ben Brush-Rcd Glover: owned by Ms, C. E.
Durnel trained by c. e. Durncll
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FOURTH RACE

Good start: won handily; Snow. CHI c., 2, BY
Rcsolute II-ShA pey owned and trained by W. H.
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Fair start won driving kugenia Burch, b. M,
l.. Curtis trained by j. Sheridan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-29
THE LIBRARY eNrsarAlumsnr

What promises 10 DE the artistic event
of the season win take place Friday
evening September 2sth al Brooks thoa-
ire when nfy OF the cream of our To-
cl talent win give an evening OF Mn-
strels Vaudeville and Comedy Reheals-
ais are OF daily occurrence ana the most
elaborate pDgrm ever attempted here
by home talent win Doe given. lhe opera
house should De packed on tts occaa-
lon as the camcsio library Is dear 10 me
heart of every citizen. young and old
and an should Nark TOR this benefit
Sew books nrc badly needed the in-
creased demnd ana wear aud tear
poaine our present supply Inadequate.
Alnong the attractive features Of
proer.n. win bo an opportunity Of hear
ms ptof Hcnncssay ia his inin.iiablo
comedy. The scale Of prices is as fol-
lows.
Reserved ueats. SOC and zoe
Reserved srats children accompanied
by parents. 35c ana 5oc
General admissi-n. adults. s5c; child
ren. zoe. box SEATS. si.o0.
Tickets can be had from Mrs. W. l.,
Rhodes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-29

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as tsey
cannot reach the seat OF the disease
catarrh is q blood or constitutional di-
sease, and IN order TO cure it you must
take internal remedies Hars Canrh
Cure is taken Internally. and acts direct
~ on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls catarrh Cure Is not quncl1 medi-
cine. II was prescribed nv one OF the
best physicians In this country for years
and is regular prescription. Il Is com
posed of the best tones known. combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting di-
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The pre-
feet combination 3f the two ingredients
Is what produces such wonderful results
IN ourlpS Catarrh. Send Tor testimonials
free.
r. j. -IIANEY. & CO Props. Toledo. o.
Sold BY DRUGGISTS. price I5c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-29

"a cold OF cough nearly always produces
constipation--the water AL rms 10 the
eyes, nose ana throat Instead OF passing
Out OF the system through the liver and
Kidneys. For the want 81 moisture the
bowels hscome dry and hard Kenne-
dy's Laxative Honey and Tar $ the ORR
ginal Iaxatlve Cough syrup II meets
ana eorrcets the above conditions, by
acting as pleasant cathardo on the
bowels-expels an colds from the sys-
tenn and cures AN coughs. Group. whoop-
ing cough. Lagrippe, bronchitis, etc.
sold by C. r Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-29
TerrllI Aabeas corpus.

Attorneys Tom Doyle and Sam
Cress. representing Ira n. Terrill. the
Oklahoma murderer recently returned
10 Perry as insane. have asked for a
writ Of habeas corpus IN his case. They
base their demand on the allegations
that no record exists showing that the
court ever rendered a Judgment on the
verdict OF the jury, and also that the
commitment is not fled 10 the proper
court The allegation is also made
that there exists no record OF the In
dictment rendered IN the case.