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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
KID WYLIE
Well Known In This City. Arr-ptsd IL
wheeling, But Evidence Not
Sufficient to Hold Him

We take the following items from
recent issues OF Wheeling papers con
corning M kid wyiIe. who xay
a resident Of this city for SEVERN
years, pursuing his present profes
sion which the items fully explain
Contrary to expectations the case Of
the City va, kid wylie, alleged no,o
rious man from Clarksburg. which
was continued yesterday IN police cont
until this mornings court. did NOT
come up. The case. It was statad
yesterday. was continued at the re-
quest Of the attorney for the Kid S.
o. Boyce and John ]. oBrien. He
was charged with being a known
crook.
This morning Clerk Nolte did not
call the case.
At II o'clock the kid was in !
Market street saloon.
The charge was probably Withdrawn
because the police cannot get eyi-
dence enough to substantiatc It
.faN .N4NH ..uNm NIM |"|||"L b..
Say, Is that the Newsg Well. a
want YOU TO publish a personal b.
night that Kid wysie. the notorious
crook. has returned to Clarksburg
On? Well, don't overlook any hcts-
That was the creating a News 70
porter received when he answered .
telephone call Saturday morning.
Wyiie is the man vino came from
Clarksburg. Friday. and whom the pot
lice Immediately set about Watching
He is a fancfly dressed gentleman. and
plainly a philosopher.
Say" he continued, Il want you
to add to that personal that I an
going back to clarksburg OF my OWE
accord and not because the police
told me to: don't care three Hur
rahs in Inferno for all tho police say.
l am a free born American citizen
and I go where my free born American
will dictates. II l do anything wrong
they can prosecute me in the regular
way. TIL l do I'll 30 where / dan
please.
Il am going back to Ciarksbure DO
cause want to. II is a better place
to be than this. clarksburg Is a reg
ular old little New York. New yprEf
the only town that equals It There's
more real human life in an inch Of
ciarksburg than there Is In your whole
smoky old mossbnck couplomcrutinr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
Rag Carpets Revived.

Tho newest and most fashionable
fad amer g the women OF Washington
in which not only society" is en-
gagged, but the 'outs'' rs well, is the
weaving Of rugs and sarpets-exact-
ly like those that our grandmothers
used to make except that they I'M
POLITICALLY hut truly characterized
theirs as rag carpets.
Now, however, 1t is customary to
call n. fashionable product souvenir
russ" or handmade carpets" The
pretty daughters OF Senator wetmore
of Rhode Island began It early last
winter and all the bellies have con
tracted the craze. not only the daugh-
ters OF resicent first families, but also
those Who are only temporarily In the
National capital.
Indeed, the fad seems to rage most
viralently among the aristocratic old
Weshin5ton,ans," who look down
from unreasonable heights upon the
gfddy throng brought here by the ex-
igencles OF politics, and who will have
nothing whatever to do with the
nouveau richie. because their time
honored mansions are richer in vaiu.
able relics, and also, be 1t whispered.
are poorest in modern carpets and
the wherewithal to buy them.
The Misses wetmore procured an
~old-fashioned house over in arlsto-
cratic Georgetown and set up In it
a complete outfit for the weaving and
coloring Of rag rugs, now SO much in
demaEl. The musty old mansion hal
become the rendezvous of beauty and
fashion for at least a few hours of ev-
cry day In the week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
s.ewed swee. Apples.

Wipe the apples and remove the
cores. Put them in a granite kettle
or pa. large enough to hold several on
the bottom, sprinkle sugar over them,
and add only water enough to cover.
Let them cook closely covered until
tender, merely bubbling gently. When
a fork will pierce them easily take out
the APPLES and let the syrup boil down
until quite thick. then pour it over
the apples. Serve cold with cream.
or put them in milk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
To Clean ostrich Feathers.

Make a lather of pure soap with a
little ammonia in 1t. using about a
quart of water or more If the feathers
are very large. Move them to and fro
gently in this, then lightly press them
stem to tip between the thumb and
finger nd do the same in an equal
mount OF hot water.
Repeat in cold water slightly tint.
ed WITH blue. Hang feathers up to
dry Where there is a draft and shake
at intervals. Before quito dry gently
shake Them before a gas stove or
they s.n be partially dried by steam
over a nan of quick boiling water and
finished as directed. Comb carefully
and curl any stray strands with a sill
e knife.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
AGED physician Dead.

CLARKSBURG, Sept. 7.-Dr. Late.
an old, well known and highly re
spect ID citizen Of Bridgeport. is dead
at the home Of his daughter In New
Jersey. ear Philadelphia, where he
had gone to visit. The remains win
be brought home on train No. 3 to-
day and viii be inferred at Bridge
port Dr.. Late had many warm friends
in this section Of the State, all OF
whom win greatly regret to learn OF
his demise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07

simple Simon Simple" celebrated
its aftieth performance at. the Park
Theatre. Tuesday evening, June goth
by the distribution of costly and az.
propriate souvenirs. 1t has estab.
liahed high water marks in popular
amusements in Philadelphia, despite
the fact that seventy-eight are en-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
LABELLING Jars.

The label on n glass Ear win kaeS
clean and In place longer II pasted on
the inside. OF course. this only az
plies where dry materiss are nss&
such as rice, tarioca, ots
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
ployed in its production, showing that
the public will appreciate good things
when properly offered.

Judge-I fine you ten dollars.
Prisoner-Al right, jedge-now If
you'll jest indorse dis note fer me /
t'ink l kin raise de money.-Puck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
MILLIONS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS
THE 3. AND o. HAS LARGE PLANS
FOR TAKING CARE OF ITS
EVER INCREASING eusi.
NESS.

policy of re-oonstruc,ion ha,.arna,,
and rovam sana.aI,n NC. sn'
characterized the Baltimore and oh,o
since the rehabIitation Of the nron.
erty was decided mon II he,ny NOW
made public that MT a recan, ue.,,,u
authorization was given for furthnr
expenditures ON the system arnroxi.
mating seven millions of dollars
With the authorizations Of lite no
ture ordered at previous mee,inys
and completion pendinrl the tota,
work in progress stands for
expenditures reaching almost ~ not
quite. thirty millions. Seventeen az
eighteen millions have been maid ou,
as parts were finished and .s mroh
of the reconstruction decided ,no,
only a couple of weeks or tbereahor,s
ago has ALREADY bean n,acea ,rdar
contract. n NAV he said thot nr.ntt
cally the whole Is under wav The
large order given n connie NJ mon,hs
since for new locomotives and care
amounting to fourteen million doI,ars
lis not included In the ~forepoing Ar.
ures.
The constantly anementino yo,,na
of business is evidently a steadv snrr
IN the .ctivttv IN n ,n, n ~.
which continues IN attract ~,,.ention
1t is officially announced th,t Inc
gross earnings FROM ,r,mo o., ~
fiscal wear ending with 1--we ,-.or.oa.
a., s;xtv.savan ana NJ. .,u,sss a.
sre.test hv two "a ~. -s,,s1e
in the companv,s bistorv-tha mo-, no,
ing t~wentv.three mi,ions Assnm,nn
other income from m;sc.,,an.ou, 81
Investment so,rces 10 a,,o, dc ~
| vious wear the gensr,, ~,noor,a n,m
| reach seventy minions In,r -, ~.
nresent vear showea a., ,n.,.as. -
pross earnIn,s t-om on.ra,,as .
half million over tho same mon,h -,
last ve.r
In largo n.rt ,ha no,,
| tborized M tho 1,,I, maa,,aa 40 q.
wba, might he ,.rme, ~ go. o.
tions NJ tho svstam anamaa.,aa 49,
already heavy or,,avs mna, A. n,..S
burg ana Nav Caste s,r,s,.aa 80
the ranid,v -extandinn go -.
cessitated rad,c,I raoons,s,..,a. :,
limo ava a-n,.,nama.t :, sssn,,
The ola p,tshrra AZ. wous-. -.
~connections which brin, p,tsh,,a 80
C,eve,ara to.otho. 80
time const,tnte s,,oh ;mnor.aa. IT,
In The trunk route f,orn ,ho A,,an,,s
IN the Great Iotas ara ho,.a 49,
ovsr on DC 20 ha h,s,,,, .a..@srN
Tho civ niII;ons a.. 60. a.naasNs
pnon c,+.oys araaa ,on,o~r -
do,ng away WITH orrr,.o ~
mented hv an add,t,oaa, mi -
t~bree.o,.rters whtoh - -,
the n,rnose ,rtanaas Ill ea.so
tbo dorh,a ,.aalaaa g.. n,4.arSNS
IN uamIer on ,ha rh,oaa, s,s,s,ns
py,,h tha raoa,..n,..as =
-. ,.ha 80. -, -
tha t,,o .ona,...,.
cb,ca,o a,yis,,, .uss 49,
~acbieyament ~ oonvsrt,na az n Ia
n into . ao,,h,o 49,, e.. ,aA
y h,a.L - ~ - re-
adaInh,. p.r,sa.e wsn,n
p,,,sh,.a .,s mano,s. cr.sNl
viii ha.ena :, Soaans
In ara .ho,,. n,t,Sh,u
,,s,o, 900 .ss 60
na,,.,nIa 80 c.m.a.,.s, ,.asA
at. 49,. s-..sN, 800,
a o"o Wv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07

white of an egg which has been whip
ped light with a tablespoonful Of pow.
dered sugar. This also adds chntsc
ter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
PATTERN For an Embroidered Boz
lero by Martha Dean.
No. 6S2s

No wrap OF the season Is more fetching
ana jaunty than the chic little boiero
coats which adorn the devotees Of fash
lon Some OF the prettiest are made In
linen and peauhaed with English cycle.
work and the rich Irish lace. and Others
are OF taffeta deliberately embroidered.
The bolero portrayed is very simply made.
hangs easily from the shoulders and has
sleeves which are loose n short enough
to wear over the nimiest creations with
out fear OF crushing. The coat may be
made of tafetn. ra1ah or linen. There
are no possible difficulties in the pattern.
and the most inexperienced sewer may
fashion 1t without trouble. The edges
may be elaborated with chiffon finely
plated. Sizes. 80 to 40 inches bust meas
ure.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING
Send 10 cents TO this ONCE, give number
OF this pattern. No. es2s, and state size de.
sired. 1t viii then be sent to you by mail
postpaid. Be sure to write piainly and al.
ways give full address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery of pattern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-07
Press agent, B. & o. r. R.

Dr. Dayidson,s Cholera Infantum-
Preventive and cure, does not con-
tain one drop Of potent poison. Call
for Susanna" ut your drug stores.
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why M WONT FIGHT.
Jim coth'i Glyos Reasons Tor Refusing
10 Meet liigslmmuns,

EN,Cmmplun James Corbou told ~.
day why ho would not nphl FRalm.
mons ur any Other man liu nld' ~
dp not want to hlNu n Wrought that
I am sore or that tho matter troubles
mU, but lho THINK might af well ho uU.
drulold You remember ihr nHhl Win
hob lll2slnmuns IN carson cry lu
whlcl WnH huatou and lost the cham.
llOuNhlu H. landed punch That
Knocked the wind cut uf mo I ohll,
lengnd him to iHhl again ana ho de-
c1od he would never nrhl again
Jim hp said, you've pNpn me the
worst ticking ! over had and m never
o'6nad, SUI oo,roi VIZ i&o5i 70 64Rt
me- uNuruH VI ,uutfo That the hVhl
would hulug IN that much FOR mo AMI
] would therefore lurn nothing hul l'ltd.
simmons would NOT do n
u continued OH thu SuRr last year
I took N show en- tno rid ana now
nm mokmg nf much money M ,nulo.
formers hlt mako luuE runs I cone
Hldrr n % dmpHpout for my lulrllls
WuCC for him tu UHk m0 On Go iutu
ihu WINK and Unit lur lho champions
ann ut the word WHEN neither ui uU
hoU my claim on the tide. lh,u, uqlm,
!hclo d. no money In tho ,Ipnlug Ruwo
lW making plout nov ana don't want
10 Gsht have ilgucd Il Nrlulr com.
uNrl WIN H prominent muNUgur who lt
luulVIG up % ulUy to Nult mo Sion who
ought 40 know tell mo That | hnVr nhIl,
UY md I um due for better work Ou
lh' .ugr Ny friends do not want mo
IT, NRm again Und once ana fur Ull
VIII mot do II uudrl any conditions
lost the championship fairly although
! wa. nluClW but um mNNuE great
deal mulD ON the stage than could
over mnhr M The nrhuur Wmo'
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AMERICANS ARE WINNERS


Blrlcy England, Juy G-1h0 American
team " rlHomcn was i've points lo the
good after remarkably cloro shooting at
ne 800 aud Go.YaId ranges uu the nlU
duN ot the contest for thr flr Howard
NNv,ut shield against the puD"n'N West
Minister yuluntDrlF 1hls lead WIS r..
cured M The iplyWd ranges. the F,urp ul
tnl yards being uNun at "Nl
Captain Robert Mclean Hll in % rrp'
rofcUullyr uf The Associated prON That
hc was satisfied with The lD.uIi ana was
hold IT, own az thD loug wuNo ol 400 ana
When the Americans lcfl thp 200 range
with u viewpoint lead they received
round uf hClNt cheers from The on
lockers The Americans made lH and the
WuplmusluIs NJ hlltuNus ~ tH range
The competition W1U ono Ul Nh. closest
ever witnessed al B'floy and the kUun.
cst mtclN Was taken IN n ns he duy.0
shooting Wn7 closing Tho NHlm'nslyN
llrud quicker than the WulkWmoO ui tho
seventh and finished Nfl,rn minutes De-.
iurc the Americans Bctarlus ono ul M"
Westminster lcfpfNrN. led thu WurUW
AZ 6O Yards he scored rluyuiO hull #.UAp.
uld four minors, being but four shuu NJ
the possible score.
Rlcvonu ul the SoyrUh ~ ilo yards MI
the bullruyr twelve times bul b, had
two lnuoru ana one mUgplu a. rO, and
his score foll 90 ~ spu.llug q good hpglu'
ming
The next highest 20 Hocrdus fur the
WOnuIalcrs MAS Mansfield also q zoe
sorNo man. cram led tha seventh with
l2i
After tho shooting tine tclms were on.
lorAluod ut Tea 10y The WoNmmNlrIt TN
Rilcr8 hlud playing during lhp function.
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OGDEN BIKE RACES.
lvet Lawson wins lhrpeMIle Race and
BrVnks Worlds Record,

INp Lawson smashed another worlds
record ~ the ogden blko races lust cycn'
MS going llWro miles In the nsl time Of
i,ia 3d. sixteen tldurs were entered lur
thc event and lh,y sol killing pace. but
lNcr was mot ~ De- hollon and crossed
tho Wpu Winner The other events
W,ici
g. " I,1grcn attempted IN mako q
mile uu nj. motor lu less Than ~ but
mndr II W exactly Tint time.
Tho half mile upDU amateur WILCOX
hHL Rudmm second, llumu third Tulo
fourth Time .pl 2.y
JhrorWurlor milo handicap protr0.
Nuul .DoWninW w Yards met Rcdmun,
& yards second llurris, ~ yards, lhlrd
Anhum FOB yards. fourth llmc"liG
tour Murphy U Yards 0rsl Marty
scratch second castro, scratch, lhirdi
rrpl Samuoson - yuldf fourth Time
..0l 30.
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AMERICAN LEAGuE.

pbIludclphln ,Iuy Grllgwd hitting on,
allied Philadelphia ia win u Nol'plnHod
name from BOSTON today NlOl'W r'llf'I
IN thn thrd, after thc home lrlm hld
made four HnglrH ana q ulplo Attend
aUyr, $780,
g,.ro, n IT, n.
BOauu u..uu,,H''r''nu'u"l
philadelphia t.suN,f u"uNHni " !
poitrrlps. WmOcrH 1amohll ana Nc
Goyum CuklCy and Nvhiroh
cleveland July GaCMrgo defeated
,...vrlpud todaN the tWo teams heinz
urum lied for nwt place. bernhard
pItrhod ID strong game hui DunnlllcN
un with lW0 men on bases gave lhl'
emo winning lead IN the hlFt lnnlns,
Attendance 3lW,
score, H. II "
Cleveland 900 ,Y,tu,upuu'n'u"s =
Chicago 10000 unN'n""u'''uu"i !" '
batteries. bernhard ana licmls, Allrock
ana Mcfarland,
Doroll. JWlv Detroit won the worst
plUyrd gnmc " the season IRON H. Louis
today in The ninth inning on u base on
balls IA aHpliNco ana llndHnyH M Both
pltphcrf were effective, hut poorly sun
ported Attendance, 2lnO,
Rcoro, H. ~ ~
Detroit ,prn'uu''n'"uuu"l y
a. LOUIS r,,rt,utu,u'r',,u,u .
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Manager Harry llolgron hoa another
interesting program uf bike races for tho
fans who VItlt me saucer tonight
rho slll Lake cricket club held meet
ng last evening at which il Nas dc,ldcd
puptppt the challenge vi TIM Denver rlub
fol. lmu Ia hc played here ON Aug u
and ~
rIutmrE July Judge W,sa today
dissolved tn temporary Injunction
granted by the county court Restraining
Pitcher Nllltu and OulNoldor Hayden
from PLAYING with the YORK Trsstuto
league the two players Jumped their
Baltimore contracts
II lp possible that sammy N,rNuJln
VIII mako arrangements 'or "a notch br
MDou hN llttln man "l'lEhNut llDt' ily
land mud Eddie IoN Tho pal. would pit
mp q Fgnl hol tcrop y arrangements are
mad" 'hn Oght vii take po,o 40 Ogd,h
Among llo cluton' ~ pp1lr1d wl' us
found lhU following VOL known ulu.tlno
"a,mp6nI ia,y 'CSlslT' al" IromGmS"
'fuck The Democrats talk of running
Smith lol thurln n ho SHOULD win he win
mako fearless olNocr M ans ruto,
-=a-ss-ss
what pr1rnpnlor need. nowadays
IN make him o. champion iU n pun d.
All thIH HClNrDo busIunW f. a gp0l
thlug lo kcDp Mu other fellow Num
heating him hut D. D., wants 10 boat
the other follow ho must ht hlm Wld
We vO feo Tommy Lconv former
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Montgomery Park,

Memphis, july 0-M Montgomery park ro'
suits
lllsi race. soyoU mlungs OpyN N
won pickce second, Mn AMMO thIrl
limo ! Nh
second race. nNo nmmgs-.t hanatu
won oscc SECOND llamus third. Tim.
lW
rhird race, gwen nnonga. Sincerity
Belle Won water pauay second, Mayor
GWhbm third rlno gl',
Fourth race mile hundlyWs urcWor Is
won, Righlfu second stand Pat lhid
Time lil2R,
flfth lnco. scycn hrlongf Shenandoah
won Monaco Maid ,'opud Brhu|ghlod
thlld. Cline 800
ANth race mile Sen Nolug won.
Mabel Slmms second lulllMuh thlrd.
IIImc-lllh.
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Manager W s, Jones Working
Hard for This Six Days
Racing
FAST HORSES ARE COMING
From All over the Western RaeIug
Association clrcnit-Ble Thing
For Local horsemeN,

Iloieemen Of Salt Lake have their eyes
focused on the gan day OF this month";
Pioneer day when the much'ialkcd'of
rIS days race meets opens. II viii un'
doubledly be the hIggcbl thing In turf
affairs thnt ever occurred IN fnt Lake,
end that the track win be heavily palron.
igod thcro can be no doubt
Manager ", \ Jones N working Ike a
Trojan TO make the meet a complete sue.
ccss IN every particular ana Judging by
she success no hHH met with IN me past
Al IN safe 10 predict That his efforts win
result In all that could be- expected To-
" dolng hls best 70 yet all Inc fuslrt
horses mere from the western association
circuit lie NJ spending large sum "
money for that purpose ana practically
Ull the taBt ones Nill hu here 10 lu,u for
The liberal puitca uilotcd
the meet bcglnH on the afternoon NJ
ino gi,h, ana vii continue for sN days.
Zach day there VIII be- between nine ana
twelve events, including heats, ana rum
ilnR races,
sad prominent horrmun TO tho
"Nows" ths m0rnlug'
II do not thluk That local lovers of the
sport realize the real importance Of the bis
meet We are toun a. have, bat they Will
ioallo II before the first days oyrnu are
over with, Aou know We have some prol,
Is fast horses IN the wcHl We'll THINK
what II means whom We Hyl bunch of
iho taHtoat VI them to race AZ san l0Rca
horses that have been Following The cir.
,ull IN Denver and elsewhere Mr Jones
A. 10 be- congratulated Tor his ABILITY 90
arrange HupN "a rploudid program We
viii nave the fastest bunch of racers,
uoltom ana runners local race luna nave
ever seen
The horses now racing NJ Denver are
already entered ful he Nnlt Lake meet
For instance, viii come stranger -
Und DcwoN Then thoro II Billy + 80.
liru DHNp BuMnd Prince Buum and
lshIundu Tho names " these lu,t ami.
mails appear IN tn pros dispatches civ.
INK nU account ut The Denver races
with such string ~ luW UuuN uul
with others COMING nom california and
ldpho botldcs the spectators already l0,
Gated here, there lN oNcry reason a. look
lol n great race meet, one lone io hc
lcm'mberud by loyom oi The sport of
lIUUH
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DoIngs at Denver,

pcnyor July C-Oycrland rosulls'
lhst race. mip-Nassnlu won, cash
DAY II second, Loves Labor third Time
alAr,
Second r0co four and hulf fmlongs.
Atuku won. Limb NJ the Law second
Annie Marie thlld Time ig
Third race. NIX furougt jack MuGiun
won rlhuron second, Lunang II thhd,
1lmral'li
Fourth m,c, nvc fmIongl. llylng Eos
Won David Bolind second lshluna third,
Tlmr-lOoL
flfth moo, seven mrouR Dora won.
LIBBY Candid second M0utOguma third,
Time. llsN.
Sixth race, seven iurlWge Max Boo
Won Myruo n second, Nuplal lhUd,
IImu-l..N
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In sight that n ~ VARSITY oolIhrr and
~ 80 tnko The veterans pIurUf
stanford has lost ils DtulHW aud Wll.
back Rprott and Wollor, Wo lnpmou,
ana IN short the CIoum uf thr team
Nlntt, tho quarterback F pNporlpl
back THE ran ana Wlll probably Nn
made captain llOChapt ,mm,rs w
uho counted nn hohnd thu Nur
with nfluou veteran tunlwuum 40
buck against the Stamford supporters
can be excused for their uupuuH,nnluUt
nm knbba, the new California ,uu.n
viii have n splendid rhuup. Io mull a
record Tor himself this Nl. tuntu.
stroud, ll1lfhuck kNW mi MpNu
lltlimullcr are gllduulod lu uUylOrH
from berkeley indicate lhuI There WI
By plenty " good timber 90 300 ucr
Dluutu
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ON THE RACE TRACK,

Now York mly G-lNehlon Beach ro.
QUITS.
FlIst poc. .M nnoug lrooNdale
Nymph won Mrrlck rcr0ud. pouluoo
lhrd Ilmcal, 40 l,h.
Second race, milo ana a sixteenth Ma.
jDr DaluBor Nd Won Action second. fl.
bcrla lhlld Time. ili Us.
Third race slN mrluugs Druid Won
Nolmcr second. llnnd2uuu third. Time
'll29'i
Fourth race the Jamaica stakes six
lullonds Mamie Hodge won, Guwnum
rnond hIug Pepper tnild 1imr.i,l} l.i
lltW race, mile aud lurlonr 49,
bc.lono Won Monsieur RuJuvUiro swuud,
Ahl'll mira rlmr 1899,
SIKH mcc I've nnd half furlunRs.
EN- Zen won, Fnow SECOND quorum lmrd
TImpa.l .nN g.i
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Seattle Races.

Seattle July G--RosultW
llul roru four and half furlongsa
tCllonl WON fmilcr second, lslbcau
mira Time 1914,
SECOND race me furlonRs -tnd' Nnora
won Vrcenoro second, rIl snort third
TimpHl .Us'.
rhld race slN aud hair frlongs..
Tho Pride won, nuuoro second, Mat
Hogan NINA rlmcHlI2l
Fourth race. Hcvcn lurlonRs..j II Ben.
urll won, Holunndor second pandio
Belle mira rlmcal giig
flnh race HoNou Wrlunpsa whisky
klng won. Sea AR second, BllDlul third
Ilnc-l.2GA
sixth race, mile Lbcrto won, llogarth
second ENpcdlont mira, Time al'i0a,
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BALL PLAYERS UNION.
Efforts Sow Deng Made In New YORK to
organize one,

New York. July IAN effort IN being
mudo by TIE American Federation Of Ia,
bon lo form uu International union Of proc
tcssi0uul baseball players General or.
gan,ygr RubIusun of This city taW letters
have been cent 10 members ~ the Amer
lem Baseball league with application
blanks and Instructions us tu how ~ BE-.
como AFFILIATED with the American rcd.
Grafton OF Labor Thc lotluw say n ~
proposed 10 form Am organization to be
known aN the International Association NJ
Professional Nalcholl Players Of the
United Smlus and Canada with locals IN
dlnor,nt cities The American Federation
Of Labor II lF stated, viii pay all oy,
romos. nrccbary In organizing lhc pro.
posed body
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Mt' Lynch won Mildred Gtlst second
lluOly MlpH lhlId. Time. il
Srcoul race. tDvon furlongs tard0nn
Won Thank llCiruu second Chrlslolle
lhlrd Pimua.ll! u.s.
.IWrg. race four and half furlongs-
Mlt murray won Caroline W second
kWhDllnu L. third rlmra,5s
luurlh race nix furlongs.Tyrolcan
won follol Top second, Dcbhic May
third. Tlmo.lilG 49,
illlh race, seven fullungH. Eleanor
Howard won Flora lovy second, Emma
Meyer third 'llmcal'jl 30
SNlA race. mile Ruaton won, Andadar'
co second, Wakefield third, rimc-lilj.