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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
.HO0RAY WON TIL:
HOLLY HANDICAP [ \ |
Aa12g to I Shot Defeated the Fa-
vorite Over a Heavy
Track.

52,S NEW \ YORK. September H. A. L
Astes' Hooray. IL to ] shot, easily
won the Holly handicap at Gravesend to-
day, defeating the faYorite, Kings
Daughter. oyer a heavy track. Lyme sent
IIooray Il to the front at the start and.
making all the pace. won BY Two
\ lengths.sl
c. Fitzgerald, general manager Of the
Brighton Beach Association, to-day re-
ceivsd a cahlegram from Harry P. Whit
lie is willing to race Artful against Sy-
sonby next week at 1.-The Brighton meet
ing, providing that his trainer, John
9Rogers,f!s willing. 1n%the event Of "a
run ona week from tomorrow.
First--A bout acknowledgements COD
to u first, Sir Caruthers e to y second,
Eloisa III to 81 third. Time, liz 2-5->
Second--Aile and a squartcr-Yorkshire
Lad u@tO j. first. Voladay e to y sec
So:lI "a Cigar Lighter q TO p THIRD Tins,
furlongs-Big Ben a ITO
IL first, Collector. Jessup d6 to 81 second
Rusk 20 to- y third Time, ii.
Z Fourth-The Holly Handicap--Abou =
4furlongs-Hooray az to.,D first; kings
rs 10 Is first, Lord Badge g to y second
Foncasta u5 to y third. Time. l:49 40.
B Sixth--Mile and a sxteenth-Bar
Esher Il to 81 first saulsberry. 90 tod
second. Aucassin 90. to y third. Time,
f1.h1 9 e
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PLAYGROUND CLOSES.
Bid Farewellsfo rThis Season to

Bid Farewellafo rThis Season to
the Scenes Of Much Pleasure.
The chldren's playground at the Nine.
teeth Street Mission have closed. and
tho children have hidden a farewell to
the grounds where so many happy hours
were spent. a
The grounds were closed with appro-
pirate exercises. Several addresses were
made to the children, and they were
served plentfuly with ice cream and
cake. Iardella's band played through
the evening and gave to the children the
kind OF airs they most love,
Mr.. Charles p. Cooke, president OF the
civic Improvement League, on behalf o.
Miss Ada Arundel. presented each o.
the children with flower bulb. telling
chem the way III which the flowers
should be attended and planted
The teachers who have had charge OF
the grounds this season are Mrs. TUT
ner. who had direct charge, and Misses
Kate Staples, Harriet Noryel, Bessie
Krouse, and Misses De Saussaurc, Jones
and Ballard. The way In which these
1ad dies have managed the children, and
the influence for good which they have
exerted, Is worthy Of !, the he highest com
nenda ton. ~ ~,
,.indcreartcn teachers Will meet at the
Wonan's Club to formulate the plans
for the work next summer.
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Relationship Problem.

TOLEDO o., september 1o.-One OF tho
most reDlarkable marriage tangles ever
known was presented 70 the authorities
In Probate Court recently, when. Edward
nnd Fred. Metzger, twins. made nppli-
cation to marry sisters.
This in itself WIS strange enough, but.
when the clerk was preparing the papers
i was learned that an elder brother Of
prospective brides OF tho twins. a look
Attic entry journal showed that In May,
1904, Albert Metzger, q brother, had mar
ried Ida Miller, the, third sister. While the
people In the court were having a good
laugh at this Edward spoke up and said:
a"Let mo tell you something that VIII
the nus band Of the girls mother" . . +. .
This is the story: Lewis G. Metzgers
married Mrs. Christina Miller. Metzger.
had, as stated. three sons. two Of, them
twins. Mrs. Miller had three daughters.
Now the daughters become the brides 81, Of Of
lfatlier-in-law Of his stepdaughters, and
Mrs. Metager IS the mother-in-laW Of her
stepsons. f5s X
And still the wonder does not cease.
Mrs Metzger was married four times.
Her second marriage was to the brother
OF her present husband.
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The Supreme Curt.
- c,ol "a The TImes- DIspatch,

Especial to. The Times-Dispatch,)
Z sTAUN'TON, VA, September l0.-In the
Supreme Court here to-day, the case OF
Terry vs., McClung, from Circuit Court,
Highland county, argued and submitted,
'.f Yaxley.et ais. vs.. Yaxley's adiministra-
tor, et ais Appeal refused.
Osborne vs.. Board Supervisors of Clarke
county. Appeal Refused.
Lindsay and Company VS. Board SUI
5pervisors, Clark county. Appeal refused.
Ailstock vs.. Moore Limo Company, CHS
cult Court, Boutetourt county, Argued
and submitted
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
rs. Annie II Hall, Circuit Court Alle-
gheny county, Argued and submitted
z Next cases; Chesapeake and Ohio Rails
way Company Us. Beasley NJ DON 1t' W. gl1''
land Development Sompan Y, Il. :, ~ 1
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ILLEGAL TRAFFIC, AZ
Judge Harrison Gives the Blind
Tigers a Hard Blow.
Especial to The Times'Dlsphtch.l

FRONT ROYAL VA. Sept, 19,-ln a
special term Of Circuit Court, Judge
Thos. NJ, Harrison, Of Winchester. W.,
presiding, the following were convicted
and fined for the Illegal sale Of whlskey'
orIs M, Roy, fined sc6o VIII Kenney,,
$500; Clarence Wood, $3.50; James Wood,
$500, Kenney jumped his ball and has
not been seen or heard from since las
Sunday. a,
Up to about two months ago he was
constable Of Warren county
-Four more cases of the same char
acter will come up before Judge Har-
rson during this term Of court, Every
possible effort Is being made to break
up the Illegal traffic of selling 'intoXir
cants, which has been running for the.
past seven years.
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blues
WEREO|'| Defeated |. | i 1
Brownies Took the First
Game Of The
Series.
soUTHPAWs DO THE VI Unwilling
Hu1chcr and Burnett About
Evenly Matched Errors Errors Be: Be
4 hind Burnett Lost Game.

Hulchcr for tho Brownies, ana Burnett
for the East End Blues did the slab
work for the two teams at Broad street
Park yesterday afternoon and there was
little difference In the pitching Of thctwO
suohtpaws. The game went to the
this does not mean that tho team from
tho Capitol City Lcngue wns so much odt-l
played. Team work Is lacking and am
other catcher would be u strong addl-
ton TO the nine, Welsh Is directly re-
sponslblc for three or the runs taliicd by
tho champions OF the Twin city League
But Hulcher had his head with him. as
he always has. ana this won tho game.
+ de allowed five hits and those came a.
different tines. Burnett's wildness IN the
first inning in giving two men bases on
balls and then allowing Sharp TO connect
with one foratwo sacks made two, runs
as d starter for. he champions. Yet in no
inning was there more than one hit gotten
i of the southpaw's delivery. He Is g
strong man and deserved better support
than was given him.
The Brownies played an excellent game
h1cEvoy at third. accepted several dlfti-
cult chances and acquitted himself hand
somely And Hicks at short, didn't let
anything get through that territory. ftis
"Run DOGGY. Run gag was working
to perfection. AR 5 5,. VA I;
Jack Anthony. the star batter OF the
Twin City League. and one Of the best
all,round players in Richmond, held down
the initial sack for the East End Blues,
and out in lcft-gnrtlen. Morgan, d +, erst-
while F>,lltonIte, and late Of North Car
j oina, was tho receiver for all long ones
In that territory. Morgan played a good
game With the exception Of the times ne
was at bat Burnett had him guessing
from the start. and there was nothing
doing in the hit business with Mr. Nor
gan. sss & 81
Yesterdays game was the first OF a
series Of three between the two tear
TO decide the championship OF the city.
Tho East End Blues will be greatly
strengthened to-day and a lively game
Is anticipated, Elmore will very prob
ably be behind the bat for the boys, and
5 1t Is probable that Mills will be In the
game. Che oil tn best players on the
Blues team Is Moore Of third base.
The official score follows; N
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Claim Social Equality.

p PH1LADELPH1A,is September III am
socially as good as any white man here
Aroused by tho attitude Of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church, South. which de-
stres TO unite with the Methodist Episco-
pal Church on the condition that the color
line Il drawn. Rev. Storer J.. Joly,s q
negro minister pf Atlantie city n n, at1e
olist ministers ut Wesley Hall, No. 1olS
Arch Street. 3g9g 81 Fl u, I
He declared that the white political
element dominated the church, and that
they were in favor OF eliminating the
negro, so as to fasten more firmly upon
him the chains ACKNOWLEDGMENT The
Speakers dramatic plea moved many Ct
the ministers to tears and his defense az, 20 OF
"sfnce God Almighty has not held US
responsible for the color Of on Y sk a,,ia ne ne
continued, 'T don't see, why It should !, pc e
criticised by the church. This prejudic
onSthe part Of the Church, South, makes
1t harder than ever to save the black =
man; first we have to prove that God Is
with him and that the Methodist Epls--i
copal Church Is also with him.a
+ Il +. & 4 {. Z &.
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Bankruptcy Cases.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

90 NoFc0IHF % lF35 = I1I1es-F71sFHFGlL1
WINSTON-SALEM, n, O., September
l0,-Several lawyers went to Greensboro
tonight to argue before Judge, Boyd
Tomorrow the petitions to throw II. Fl.
who are under Indictment In tho Fed
ernl Court, into Bankruptcy. The two
ex-reven,,e officers through their counsel.
will fight tho proceedings to n finish, and
both express confidence IN their wlnnns,
If they do there are intimnt!ons that
suits lor damages will be Instituted
against the parties who fled the bank
.ruptcy petition.
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Bars Pet Names

CHICAGO, ILL., September 19.-"Pet
names for sweetheart may be all right
In courtship. but they ought not TO pc
Commented cor License Clerk salmonson to-.
day upon receiving a letter from the
Rev. William a. Quayle, Of this city, en-
planning an error In q license Issued lew
DAYS ago for the wedding OF Ephralm
Davis to Miss Dallas Texas. accord.
ing TO Mr.. Quayle the correct name OF
the Young woman befare her marriage
was Catherine Delles, ana .her PEI
asoribed this mistake to- q, IRA tiled con-
dition of the bridegroom. when Mr.. Davis
applied for the marriage license.
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Great Bible Reader.

READING, Pa September ia re-
markablo old woman In this city Is Mrs.
Rebecca Huber, widow OF William Huber,
who has read the Bible from beginning
comfort In the good book and considers It
3her3very best friend.
SHE rlo;lLsed conversion to religion flf-.
5ty-seven years ago, and Is now seventy
seven years ofage and III splendid health
at present she Is reading the Psalms.
Johns and Peters letters are very Inter
estlng, CHE declares, but Paul's writings
cent ain tho most Information. 4tas3a
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sSsszz Bret Items From Everywhere.
Meanest Man Yet.
PHILADELPHIA septt

NJ IADULPH1A,E Beptcfnbpr IB--.Drlv-
Ing 10 to- the office Of Justice Of the
Peace Cross, on Arch Street Camden,
yesterday, d young man and women said
they would ike to get married Squire
man gave Ills residence as Trenton, while
his Bride said she lived OH West Dnu-
phin Street, philadelphia.
After 'Suulre Cross had prepared a
pretty certificate OF marriage the groom
exclaimed i. 4,
"rhat certainly Is nice That's worth
a dollar extra. !. /.
nanother dollar" Hp apparently placed
1T IMAM envelope with como other bills
and gavo1 to the squire. After they
had left he opened tho envelope, expect.
Ing to find fat fec. What he did find
was q roll Of green paper.
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Had Peculiar Effect.

SAN JOSE. CAL, September 19.-Rev.
a. q Wilbur Bloom, who Is incaroerated
IN the county jail on q charge Of horse
stealing, for which he was arrested at Los
Gatos, puts forward as an explanation
of his actions that he is subject to epl-
,leptic fits, which affect him @at times
when no Is excited or has oyereH%rted
himself. When one of these attacks
comes, however, he says he is1 more or
less unconscious for a. few minutes and
then for some hours he has no clear rec-
5olection1 of what he does or says.
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Costly Hug and Kiss.

j ST.. LOUIS, MO, September tier,
encouraging pretty Matilda. Dunsford.
aged SIXTEEN to tell through her sobs
how she was kissed and Rugged 4 q
dark street, Judge Tracy to-day fined
Roy Parks, eighteen years old, $500, which
means ak months in the work house un-
less the fine Is paid.
Matilda. who is slender girl, with
blue eyes. light hair and Just tho .sug-
gestion LOT pouta about her delicate
mouth, declared that Parks followed her
Ing from her work as operator of q
branch teIephono office, and that finally,
on September 10th. he seized her and
Rugged and kissed her. y
Parks denied the charge but as ne mad mac
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Match IS Made.

K SAN FRANCISCO. September 19--The
Herrerra- Hanlon match will take place,
Rgt4 Of sy o Senfs po hs fr and
$1,000 side bet Will be deposited. The
papers call for a meeting on October II
at the Pacific Athletic Club Of Los An
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! Entirely Too Short.

susan E. Dickinson, the well-known news
Paper writer. is for the time, very dis
consulate. BECAUSE Of the TACT that she
is only fleet 8 inches In height.
} TO day she. received word from r q 3os,
senntor7i Aillson,5 acting rs Judges in { q
literary contest inaugurated by the mag
azine, had awarded her first prize. ~ The
occasion OF g her being disconsolatee;. y. "a
.lhnt the ilrsty prize Is a stack OF silver
dollars equal to her height.
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The rrosaio municipal records have
been duly correoted to show the BRIDES
aottial maiden fi1me.
Baritone Rooster Wanted.

v Baritone Rooster Wanted.
NEW YORK, September 1e.-'''Wanted--.
A Rooster with. a Baritone Voice. read
an advertisement In a Yohkers paper
yesterday. t IA
\ K. G. Phillips, who keeps grocery
store ut No. 205 Elm Street. said ono
OF his neighbors hhd objected to u roos-
ter he owned because 1t crowed In q
tenor key, and had had him, Summoned
TO tho Court OF Special Sessions III the
nuisance. TIL 99g. set4
1'hc Judge told Phillips to get u rooster.
with a moro musical voice, and Phillips
inserted tho acknowledgements.
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Eyil Fumes. These.

MEDIA, PA, september 1o.---Fumes
caused by the refining Of Texas oil de-
stroy the appetite, prevent. the CROWN e yysl
OF yegetation cause nausea, and loss
az eveslght. and destroy paint, wallpaper
and carpets, according TO sixteen damage
SHIFTS filed against the Sun Oil Company
BY residents Of Marcus Hook
isaac Il ohnson3 In the Court Of Common
pleas Of Delaware county, beginning oc-
tober} 23d.
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Patents Issued.

(From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, September l9,-- Patents
issued observation-disclosures II. Argenbrlght,
staunton, bracket or support for scat
North Carolina Haywood Parker Ashe-
vile, attachab'e sea for closets.
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Southern League.

4 At Atlanta: Atlanta, 81; Memphis, 0. Il
4$At Birmingham Birmingham. 8; Little
Rock o. ~ "a 20 n VI NJ, @
At Nashville: Nashville, s; New Or
leans, 4. s. Z. s J, !,
AT Montgomery: Montgomery, 4;
Shreveport 3. 81 ss
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-T0EHTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5 y { W ?
East End Blues.
)taIS .,..,,6- y IL . . ~ ~
Score by Innings.

Brownies ! 2. I I 9l1 II
Two Base HIts-sheppard, Smith. An
thony, Sharp, 2. Stolen Bases-M cEyoy,
Hicks. Goldback, Anthony. Base on
3 Balls-On Hulcher, %; on Burnett; 3.
Struck Out-By Hulcher. I; by Burnett:
8. Passed Balls-Wolsh, g. Time or
.Game-One hour and nifty minutes. I'm .
pire-panny Hogan. Attcnda nce--5N1 90
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"a oMMlssloNER,s SALE OF vALy;-.
ABLE FARM, WITH SAW-MlLlL-
TIMBER AND coRDWooD, situate lmTi
nediately upon the Farmyille and Pow
9hatan (riow Tidewater and Western) RI
r.. near Wiuterpock. ~ cheste '''tN -
by BY Virtue Of a decree q CIRCUIT g Court
suit Of Wnokler and ais. vs., Mahlon I !, IL !;
Holmes's administrator and adS.,s IL sha!tl
on MONDAY SEPTEMBER 70 lNo. a
/ O'Clock r. NJ. in front OF the Court
house OF Chesterfield county. otter fo Or
sale publicly that valuable farm OF ~
acres, m o. or less, whoreon me lnte8
MnhIon q. Holmes formerly resided, sit::8
iuated Immediately on the Farmyllle ana
Powhatan r. r. nnw r1deWater ana
Westerly, near Rethia Church, having
thereon d dwelling house OF four or ave
rooms, a large barn. with underground
stable, and other buildings, SIR
There Is a large quantity OF pine, saw
timber and cordWood, nnd q aconslaerhple
Quantity OF oak wood suitable for ties ana
cordwood. Proximity TO railroad and siid-
Ing makes the timber particularly yallu-
TERNrs-One-thIrd OF purchase money
cash: balance in Ga and IS months. with
Interest, Sale subject e conf III, gpy
court. !. ~. u silt G ta'in1iIl 10
/ certify that the bond required Gof thei
Special Commissioner has been execu rsd.s
PHILIP ". COGBlI4~.a Glesk.fa
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NATIONAL LEAGUE, 4.
Scores Yesterday.
Chicago, s, Cincinnati, 9,
Philadelphia 81: New York, 2-2.
j. Brcsklyn-Boston, rain, II
Where They Play To-day.
Sew York at Philadelphia.
& Chicago ,at Cincinnati.
Standing OF the Clubs,

Standing OF the Clubs,
Clubs Won Lost P Clubs Won Lost =
New York ,95 fss ia CincinNetl4., 6s 4sa
Pittsburg 80 q e57 s.. Louis.,...53 q ,3s1
Chicago .,..,7S 5S .573 Boston .,.,,4a 81 $3.50
PhIlsdelphla,7s 50 6is Brooklyn ,,,,s9 % sgoa
Philadelphia, 81; New York, a-a.
PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-Ph!la-s
,delphla and New York divided hQnorsi IN
douhle-header to-day, ~
First game. n
Score. al ~ IT, y
philadelphia NV. % 0D020 001-3 II g
Nav York .5...,..,,, % 0 O 0O1 0 l0--2
batteries: PIttInger and Dooin: AlcGin-
nifty and BresnahanI Time. 800 UNI
plres, O'Day and Klerl ..
Second game ~, y,
Score; y. 81. -
philadelphia .,.,.,,0 0ono az 9 6-5 g
AibM atteries: paggieby, snrks and Dooln;t
Alathewson and Howerlnlln. Time, liS7,4
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lRichmonders in Paris.

PARIS, September l9r-Mrs, Frank w,
and Miss Helen u. Christian. OF Rich
lmond registered at the Herald otllce
to-day. III slsftfs ~ ft5s u
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New York, SO; Philadelphia, o-3.

'S'
New York, SO; Philadelphia, o--3..
NEW YqRK seRt,emhaer =, lg ;s ! Se Y,
o dou hna Hera to-day and eaah
team scored a shut out. u S:Si II
Isl First game e Z, e r, ~
ms ss9rs; 90 Is !. i. 8
batteries; p,Hs.msn N and is SSleip1Gw
Second game
SAN s;ssS s. & : ! +
Bender and Powers. Time, j $50. & Inn
pires s tns and MscaTt|h9Y;AA
Cleveland, 2-4;l Detroit, ~.
CLEVELAND. September &c leyeland
won two games from Detroit TO- day, III 1; II
First game
c, sseEsa ~ 900 ii .. = 3. i !
Detroit ,:,o % 41 9 q ri 1,
Connolly and connor.
Second game !, I,
pCOFes ~ ~
G 6s;yea !? g. 60 "a
4 Called ACCOUNT rainy
Batteries: West and Clarke: II tson and
Drill. Time, hour. Um2,hes. Connolly
and Connor, Attendance, $50
Boston, 1-7;. Washington, 90.
WASHINGTON. September 70; -Boston
won both games OF the double-header
to-day. .4 #i
First game
Score: *. II. y:
Washington ......,,oo9oo0oo9oooooo9 %
Batteries: Townsend and Hcyden;
Young and Crlger, Umpire, Hurst, Tine,
1850,
E Second game
Score: X n y. N.
Boston '.,.....,..,,.,s o 0 o 0.2 OO2 81 IL. * s.
Batteries; Falkenburg and Kitlredge;s
Berry. TRnnehill, .Crigfr. Arlnbruste!r.5
Umpire, Hurst, TimeA2 hours, Attends
ance, 3, zoo.
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CHICAGO. g: st. Louis. 4,

Chicago, 8;zSt. Louis, 3.
&. ST. LOUIS, september 49, Superior
base running and Aelding enabled Chi
Score: r. II. e..
st. Louis ........,.o o . o. 10 Q 1 o-S Il
Chicago II, % ! 80 2-S 8
b Batteries: Glade and Roth; Owen and
Sullivan Time, sol. Umpire, O'Lougli-
lin. Attendance. lSc0. .5S Ii,
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/ Columbus Track.
(By Associated Press.)

f4 tfJk|S.s by ASSOCltlltu IEcSsJ
Il COLUMBUS o., September l9-Norman
BIS fent Of stepping the Columbus track
in the first heat OF the 200 trot In 2:oi IA
was the best feature OF the opening or
( the Grand Circuit races here to-day.
Summaries: &75s ~
81 800 Bonolctte won In two straight
heats: Miss Adbell second, Best time
2:1l II. Il, !, !,
f xinne. an saco 5ns Won third heat: Hack
Pa t.il third third, Hest lime, Eli ia. .
Hotel Hartman stake; ,?;ls PACE a purse s
see9nd ewa tH ryt heat
4. j. Park, third. Best time. 2;l2 II,
B Columbus stake; 2:0a trot; purse $2,C01-5
Norman =. won in three straight heats;
aIasetto,4 second; Angola, third. Best
Z A Hoster- Columbus Breweries stake; 2:lO
{trot; 81 600 (unfnished) GlenWood NJ: won
first heal; Leonardo, second seat; Maude
2:l5 pace; purse $1,000 (unhnlshedl-
Matzia' Young won first heat; Crystal G.,
second; Electric storm. third, Time,
$40 IA. ~ y q, !, ,<is.
Texas Rocker won first heat The Judge
second Miss Georgia, third, Time, 2;@ u.
Louisville,
. LoUIsYILLE, Ky. September H..
Churchill Downs summaries: Y
First-Six furlongs-E rlaf Lee {d6 to 81
first, Agnes Virginia GO to d second,
Azellna 20 to 1th!rqa;; TINE l;l5 i, al
MaledictIon 90 to l, second Wakeful %
| Third-Flve and one-half furlongS-.
Minnie Adams III to 20l first. 3 Chlef
HS; syS 81 &, e 4 :,s second Youth 60 to Z
! Fourth-Slx furongs, .liandicap--Davout
n TO y first, Red Leaf % TO q SECOND,
La saglt1e @ to y third, Time ! ~ S-o,
Flfth-.Short course teeplechase-Gold-
senfIlnk d3 to 10Y first, Jim Tyrell az to u
second. Bermuda go to y third. 81 time,
1850 AS. ,.., ~
4, list Marshal Ney g 10 q SECOND, IIor-
tensile q TO y third. Time 1851 20.
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BY John r. Goddin & Co.. Il. Z g
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,&
Bank and Eleventh Streets. N 3$3

r, xEcUToR's All cT1oN SALE
A VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING ON SOUTH SIDE OF M q ~
BETW EEN PLUM AND aLOMBARDx
STREETS, KNOWN AS NO. 1921. $82
by. tho request Of the executor Of John 81
Bo%les deceased we VIII sell At puDno
WELNEsDAY, s1lPr. aVTH, 1906, .3
AT S O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the above described property. Tho store
is two stories with dwelling above, con;
tanning rooms bath, etc., and In goo,d$
repair. Lot soxi79 feet. This property "
situated In IN improved section; has
been occupied by the same tenant for,
many years as q drug store, and oners3
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r TERMS: One-thlrd cash, balance ~
and IL months for negotiable notes, IN
terested added and secured by a a& 5' deco
= = - JOHN T. GoDDIN 8 CO, 81
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THE WHIT SOX
ARE 4 MOVING !. N IN ). Up.
They Took a Game from the the.
Browns Without Any Troui-- a
bic Yesterday.
The CHAMPIONS j, TOOK 90 (, TWO Y q
Played a Double-H].ee;adl'e.rr, With.
the Scnators-R Results OF
Other Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. .55.
Scores Yesterday. II
Bos tor, Ii; Washington %. 'sfstsS
New York, 5,o;f philadelphia, o-3:
@GChicago,85 81. Louis, 80. e
Cleveland, "a; Detroit, L. IL ss
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Where They Play To-Day.
Boston at Washiugt0n. ,sga ,ja
New York at Phil delphia.5
Chicago at Cleveland
Standing of the Clubs

clupa Won Lost ri Clubs Won Lost p
philadelphia 50 ~ cal New York....6l 6a .5O4
Chicago 63 so, Boston ....,. IS u 1901
Cleveland log 81 5.6laI Washington..54 u ~
Detroit ......GS 81 .Lo4iSt.i Louis. SO 81 III