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Glidden Trophy Awarded to Pierce Of
Buffalo.

BosroS, Aug. 2.--The Gldden automobile
trophy. valued at $1,000. which was offered
for the recent tour from New York to the
White Mountains and return. was to-day
awarded to Percy B. Pierce Of Buffalo. who
drove a Pierce Arrow car on the run. The
award was made by commission consisting
OF President Lee OF the American Automobile
Asso citation, George B. McQuesten, repre-
senting the Automobile Club Of Qreat Britain
and Ireland; Secretary Batohelder OF the
association and Charles j. Glidden. donor Of
the trophy.
thirty-three cars which :, started, twenty
had clean scores. Twenty lone contestants
received votes. These won certificates. AZ
did Mrs. John n. Cuneo spd four others.
OF next years tour In the hands Of . COM
mittee OF members Of the A. A. A.
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NAhant Tennis.

Boston. Aug. 2.-Only FIVE matches we're
played In the Nahant Clubs invitation tennis
tournament to-day. those scheduled for this
afternoon being postponed on account Of
rain with one exception. An interesting
match this morning was that between j. c.
Davidson. the Southern champion and B. B.
y. Lyon. the Johns Hopkins champion. The
Z. B. Dewhurst defeated D. Bishop. Summary:
First Round-C. Hobart defeated W. s. Sitx, -,
IS, Is; W. G. Davidson defeated B. B. v. Lyon.
e-7. 90: =. G. Sulloway defeated r. b. Colston,
"a. o-l,e-EK. II. Behr defeated C. A. Atkinson,
81, rs; z. b. Dewhurst defeated r. Bishop. Is,
- y
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The suggestion OF the Manhasset Bay Yacht
Club to have an interclub match for the New
York Yacht Club sO-footers is a popular one.
and IL Ia probable that eight clubs will be
represented in the contest. which will be
sailed some time after the cruise OF the New
York Yacht Club has ended, While these
boats are. owned by members OF the New
also members OF other clubs. and 1t Is pro-
posed that each club entering the contest
iected by that club The AIera. owned by
A. II. and J. W. Alker, will represent the
Manhasset Bay. Yacht Club. and the other
are the New YORK. Lsrchmont, Indian Harbor.
Seawanhaka Corlnthian. Atlantic. American
and New Rochelle
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TO.DAY,s CARD ron SARATOGA.
Alabama Stakes for hres-Yesr.Old Fiiiies
the Attraction,

SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-The Alabama stakes
for three-ycar-old Niles, one mile and fve
sixteenths. will he the feature tomorrow.
Although Tradition must give weight to her
company. she will doubtless he played to beat
Schulamlte, Gold Ten, SufYerance and Kla-
mesha. In the opening event. q handicap
Ct seven furlon "a, Oarsman has top weight.
but Adriutha. Wotan, Dandelion and Jocund
should prove dan serous factors. The steepls-
chase Ia for maidens, over the short course.
Caloors hatchee and King Fox II. having ap-
parently excellent chances to get the p,oney.
furions g.. Hoo n Youth, Fi.yisny and and Rapid
Transit may 20 we'll, The NTH race Ia st
mile. with Mad Mullsh.. Runnels. Rubrlc.
best. Maiden two-year- olds will run H. the
last race, at Ave and half furlongs. with II. p.
Whitney's Juggler a possible favorite over
John Sanford's Mohawk II. may also he heard
from. The entries follow;
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,eyen fiiYlonps:
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% Cleveland gun. The score:
LAM INV Y0UE

:Baited for Bueiow In the ninth inning. 'Bstted
for Don ahue In the ninth inning.
Cleveland ................3 o %
New -
Left on bases-New YORK. g. Cleveland. ., First
Struck out~By Chesbro, s: by DonAhue. !. Home
run-Flick. Three base hi!Hvlnson TwS ,,! base e.
Flick. stolen bases-FultI 20. Double plays
Turner and Carr Jackson and Turner wild pitch
--Chesbro. Passed bail--Bueiow. Umpire
tendance. 5000
PHILADELPHIA IA. LIZ. 4: CHICAGO IA. IL. 5.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2.-Waddell gave four bases
on halls and hit man In the frst inning G. DAvis's
attempted sac rince rolled safely, three runs result
inr. After that only three hits were made by Chi
cAro. fourteen OF whom were struck out. Phla
delphi: earned the game In the hrst and third
Innings on seven hits. including two homers The
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Mixed Doubles IT Newport.

NEWPORT. r. L.. AUG. 2.--The mixed doubles
In tennis were begun this morning al the New
port Casino, two matches being played in
the first round. which will be finished to-
morrow Tho matches were good and
very exciting. In. the first, round Mr.
and Mrs, II. N Hartman beat Mrs T.
6-s, and Miss Gertrude Pell and W. Iselln
beat Miss Cynthia Roche and Thomas slidde'l.
ID. Cd.
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!. Bstied for schultz in the eighth lpp,nr.

sBatted for Schultz in the eighth inning.
Chicago. 2-S
boston .............1 o o o o o o S-4
FIrst base on error--Boston. Left on bAses-
Boston. s; Chicago, T. Two base hits-c,cAsey,
king, stolen bases--Dolan. First base on balls
on Reulbach. i: OF Young: g.. Struck out-By
Reulbsch. 10: by Young, J. Hit BY pitcher Can
nell. Umpire-.iohnstone. Time-z hours and -
minutes. AttendAnce-2.70O.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. e. IT. LOUIE IN. L.). =.
ST LOWS, Aug 1.-The PhiisdeiphlAs took the
nrst game Of the series from the Cardinals 10 day.
No
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Totals 3 y II "
'Ratied for Pate son In the ninth inning.
Chicago" :.,,.....,',.'S %
Earned runs Philadelphia. 4. First base on
errors-Chicago. 3 Left on bases-Chlcsgo. Z.
Philadelphia, s. Flrst base on balls-On waddell
Waddei IL: BY Owen, i: by Patterson, .. Home
rlins-Hofrman. Seybold. Two base h,t-Green.
stolen bases-G. Davis. Callahan, Murphy. Double
pisy-Patterson, q, Davis and lsbell. Hit by
pitcher-By Waddeil. l. Passed hslls-Schreeken
II hour and 30 minutes. Attendance--s,pS,
WARRINGTON. 2: pHTRoIT I.
WARRINGTON. Aug. IA peppery contest to =
day, nlled with critical situations. punctuated with
brilliant plays by Jacobsen. St:hl and Cassidy
and spotted with mispiays that only enhanced the
Interest and excitement. resulted In the fourth
successive victory for Washington over Detroit
The bet roits scored only two runs during the four
game " ries here. The score:
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Tennis r:ayers Back From Abroad.

Beals c. Wright. william A. Larned and
Paul Dashiel arrived yesterday on the White
Star liner Oceanic from England. Wright
and Larned were members Of the American
tennis team which defeated the Australians
and the French and r ShailsnSed the EEnslish
mansSement OF Mr.. Dashiel william j.
Ciothler and Holoombe Ward, the two other
are making abort stay on the other side.
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Two base bt,,Shan non. Three base MT MaIee
piAys--Burke. Arndt and Beckley: AcBride and
beckley. Hit BY pitcher-0leason Wild pitch
piltinser. 1. Struck out-By Brown. ]: BY Ptttin-
9er s. Left on basesSt, Louis. ): Philadelphia. Z.
Cmpire-O'Day. Time hour and 30 minutes.
Aifendance--l 100
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Winning run scored With two out.
cncnnst.'"S i3-o I eS3SSoo 20
Two base hlts-AcIntyre, Malay. Barry Babb.
Three base hiS-Seymour. Home un--SeymouI.
Double piay.oorcoran; hyGgins and Rsrry. Struck
bails-On Ewing. !; Oh Molntyre, ,. Hit by pitcher
BY Mcintyre, 1. Ssennee hits-Husgins, Gorcoran.
S{etnfedt Umpire-Klem. T1mo-1 hours and
8 minutes. Attendance-l,0oo
BOSTON IN. L.. I: CHICAGO IN, L).s.
CHICAGO. Aug a-Boston best Chicago out In an
pushed In three runs In the eleventh on bite By Doan
belehanty. Csnnel and Raymer. In Chicago's
half. safe drives BY Hoffman, Casey and Killing
scored two runs with none out. but tho ne1t three
men could do nothing. The score:
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k{(IIUIINNIIa TIRES. CUT PRICES

7sI2Iz Tires. $50: other sizes CHEAP. u
s.oci s.sc spee. n downtown Agent. Tor Mcd.i.u
Goodrich, Hartford, Diamond Dunlop Inter rnStsr|
isdiss' ana Gentle nael Z D.ste.s. 81 Is:
in Linen. Khsk MohaiI. S,a Sis 70 ~ nIso.
$50 Tan Lamp. Si.ps: $3.50 Bullet" Lamps
$40. Half Prices on Clocks. Jacks. Coils pngs
Ammeters. carburettors. Five story establish
ment full OF Automobile Supplies: Wholesale
r. J. WILLIS CO.. Park Place. N. Z.
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Island Park Circuit Racing.

ALBANY. Aug. 2.-There was q good crowd
In attendance at to-day's Island Park cir
cult meeting. The track was in fair condi-
ton. but a strong wind made II hard work
for the horses. 1t was announced that the
Worcester races have been postponed In
definitely. There was q mix-up at the finish
OF the half mile dash. running. and a. q result
Frank Nestle. jockey. was considerably
bruised. Summary:
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swARK, .: TORONTO. i.--sEcoEp GAME,
~ v~AUN Tnancrn

.Hesterfer out. hit by batted ball.
Northumberland o o 0 o -
First base on errors-Newark. l: Toronto, :?
Ien on bases-Newark, 8. Toronto, Z. FIRST base
on baiis--on Mueller. 2. Struck out-By Hesterfer.
4. nv Mueller q Two base hlts--Hoey. Sacrifice
hi,%oHagan Stolen bases Mailing. Jones.
White, Sohel. Double plsys-Murphy and o'Hsgan.
hour and IS minutes
AT BALrIMoRK.
Mnntreal .......? q o 80 is
BatteTies-Mason and Byers; Pappalau and Raub.
AT PROVIDENCE.
R.H.E.
Providence. 0 Is l
Rochester ,....,..i o % 1
batteries -1Cronin and Thomas; Walters and
Payne.
Providence ..,..,..,,..,l oes ..-is 70 o
Rochester .,..,,.,....0 0--S
Bsttsrtes-CronIn and Thomas Schultz and
Payne.
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ISIS class, trotting: purse, $500
Belle Bird. b. m, by Stsmbeell tKesten......l
Willow Dale, 9. 6. CLARK. ..................,3 a
JET McGregor, CHI G., by JEFFREY (Doble). ....2 4 8
Surpass b. 8. (Myrphy) ...........,...........A
Sweet lnniscara:b b. m. (pitman). .............6
Susie A. CHI m. Wan ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sdis
Lady Ruth blk. m. lAcker....,..............I dr.
Time. 2le3. 2Isia, 7I6a.
2224 Glass, trottnG: Clay purse, $500:
Little Rose. br, m HDaoustll .....,...........l
Janvier, b. &. lDougrey). ......,..........s
Florence. b. m. Tursyl: ;,....,............4 s
Colonel Cleary, b. G. tONeiD ................5
Ttme-2:l0ia. 22li7, 2::3.
ais Class. pacing; purse $500:
Roberts Own. blk. s.. "a. G. Kerr ..........?
To%ms bu harrBS. fS,eSS ois'on,
Time-2Iol4. 2lSs4. 2Is'i.
Half mile dash. running: purse $500
Moorish Dance, b. m............,,....,......S l
sentinel, On, g.......,,.....,...,.......
rdlIle D., ..''..........S
hOIy smoke. en- m. ...,,,........... SdF
frontenA, y m''''''.'' AoT
Sunguht Gu .'''.'.........,..'...,...' hor
Grace Curtis blk. f".,,.................... DR.
Time-05li., 0:5i: O%8.
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At Bnehamton ghamton. Q; Syracuse, s.
Al AIbany-Troy, 4: Albany, ;.
At Wilkesbarre- WllkesbArre. .; Scranton. o.
A. Johnstown-A. ]. G.. o: Utlca. !.
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EY CITY. 10: BUFFALO, 4.-sscosp oAns.

First base on errors-Jersey City. 5: Buffalo. ?.
Left on bases-Jersey City. o: Buffalo. 8. First
out-By Thelm.n. s: BY yerkes, 4 Three base
Indictment. Two base hits-Halligan. Keister,
Woods Theilman. Stolen bases-Keister (N. Cas-
sidy. Miller Double plays Mattress and Murphy
a. Hit by pltcher-By Yerkes. 2. Umpres-
Hassett and Moran. T1me-2 hours and minutes.
Attendance. $500
NEWARK. 4: TORONTO l-P1Rsr oAME.
By scores OF to l and 2 10 Newark won a
double header from Toronto at Newark yesterday.
Tn,o
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A. ontgomery Non gomery. 2: Memphis, O.
At HImin CHAM = Brmin CHAM. Q: New Orleans, o
AZ Aslsnta-AtlsntA, Q; Shreveport, o.
A. Nashvtiie-NAshvtile, 8; Little Rock, l.
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American Ass col stisu.

~ Observation-Disclosures, 8: Louisville, 1.
A. 1ndiAnapolls--IndianA annapolis. 3. Kansas City.
~ Toledo-N. Paul. ~: Toledo, D.
A. Columbus MINI eapolis. ,; Columbus, 1.
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isos and Jsnes. Umpire Connolly. Tins-i hour
and ~ minutes. '.,f
sosroN IA. IL, 4; sr. Louis "a. III. a-SucoNp oAAs
AUUn

FlTs. bass on sIroTs Il ~ I. 1I.a b..e on
hsl.--on Winter. 1: on Petty. =. struck ousnhy
Winter. .: BY Petty. 1. Three baae h!t-sreeme az
rent. starr. Seibach. Stolen base RuFkets. DOUBLE
piaye--Stahi and Freeman Koehler and Sneden.
Umpire Connolly. Time-i hour aad a minu'es'
Attendance II .iN.
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Coanectlcut Leagpa.

A. Holyoke-Sev London II; Holyoke, !.
Al Hartiord-Sprinsh eld 8: Hartford, D.
Al MeTiden-P1Ist gsme-Merideu, 2, Norwich
}, Second game-Menden. Q: Norwich. 8.
At Brtdgepo TT Bridgeport, s; New Haven, l.
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First base on errors-Sew&rk, 2: Toronto, L.
Left on ba,cs Newark. 8: Toronto. q: FIRST base
on bslis-On Pardee. 2: OF Mcpherson. 4. Struck
hits-O'Hagan t1. White t2,, O'Brer. stolen
bases-O' HaRan. Mailing. Swander. Jones. Double
bv Mcpherson, L. Wild pitch-pardee. empire
Conway. Time hour and 81 minutes.
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AMERICAN LIA0uk.
st. Louis in New York: Cleveland In Boston;
Chicago In Washington: Detroit In Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LKAoUR.
New York Ia Pittsburg: Brooklyn In Cincinnati:
Philadelphia In 81. Louis; Boston In Chicago
EaBrERH LEAGUE.
Rochester In Jersey City: Montreal In Newark:
Toronto In Baltimore Buffalo In Providence.
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western League.

A. Des Noines-Des Molnes. O. Sioux City, l.
A. =. Josepn-DenveT. :: 81. Joseph. |.
~ Omaha Wet grounds.
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southern League.

A. Observation-Disclosures willie, s: Elnira. ,.
Al notwithstanding. J: Weilsviile, 2,
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Hudson Niver League,


Al Newburgh-Hudson, q: Newburgh. ):
Al observation-disclosures Q; Paterson, o.
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First base on errors-Jersey City, O. Buffalo. 2.
Left on bases-Jersey City. u BuTalo S. Firat base
on balls on Clarkson. 3: on Green. l. struck out
BY GARRISON, Q: by Green. o. Two base hits-Cas-
sidy Brocks;,. Stolen bases Cassidy o. HALT
gan. Deiehanty. McAlhstcr Double play-Clark-
son Bean and Cassidy. Passed bas-McCauley ?.
Umpires-Moran and Hassett. Time-l hour and
IS minutes.
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MIIN1ICHIY s sksn s4 4S5ss,

i MHST r g Z. cS'o uP To sNu1T o.
" S GDS ~. Us. 800: some nearly new.
CADiILAcs. 800 70 gao; II In Al ns Srdc Tor
$500 walter Car. .7oe - S:Gs 4, 50 Mays ~
$500 Pcsrles. $50; 5000 P.nA.rd =! go osss
Psnhsrds. GOO Swell White" TOWNS n can icy
So ssco; Rambler Tonnssu, G7b; FI.ns,ins 80
$50; q, loo Bergs. 100 q go: Loc1monMes' ~
Mobile Delivery, 400; 100 Others. PloNhEI
Automobile Establishment IN Amencs.. ,prvo
and AMERICAN. 81 any old pricei Bodies TfsnS
missions. Lamps. Horns. etc.. yours. bAHaAiN1
HROADWAY AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE
in 10 rs West 4sth ("rhe Church~).
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Good start: won driving; RustllnT silk. b. T.. 2.
by Mirthful-Ouiver: owned by NJ. II. Tichenor;
trained by II. Mcdaniel,
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Three base hit-Browne. Two base hit-Brain.
ner and Howard q. Stolen bsse-McGann. First
base on bails-on Philippe. l. Struck oyt-By
Philippe. I: by Msthewson 8. Umpires- bSuse :
wine and Emslie. T1me-i hour and S. minutes.
Attendanoe-10o0o.
CINCINNATI. 8: BROOKLYN, Z.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-The Reds broke their
losing streak to-day in . thirteen inning game
With the Brooklyns. The Reds tied IN the
eighth on Barry's double ana singles by
rifoe and an out put Brooklyn ahead in the
thirteenth. but the, Reds won out In their
half on Eeymour's home run and sin giles BY
Odwell, Steinfeldt and Ewing. The score:
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1sOE llIXI BARGAINS

Selling Automobiles on nye per cent commiq
son naturally brings all the GENUINE BAN
They must be bargains or We don't take the4
on sale. WE GUARANTEED TEN OWNhKA
last week. 10 sell their Cars within ~ hours any
We did 20!
100 TOURING CARS. $4,000 UP.
All MAIDSTONE. two and four cylinder Tonneau
Electric and steam RUNABouTS. from N1oo /
and Cieveiands. four cylinder. at CUT prcesl
From three TO ten Automobiles daily 60 OUT ane
a. many new Arrivaa come In. -
Greatest depot In America for selling or huyin(
Automobiles.
WIIJLsS AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
IL Park Place and IL Murray st.
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WARRINGTON. 2: psTRoIT.
WARRINGTON.

base e" on ." errors HS wa.hnaton. !. betroi, Fs,
base on bals,on Jacobsen l. Struck out.Py
ptch-Jscobsen. Passed bsil--Dri Sacrince
hit Hill. Double pay-Jacobsen. Kittredse and
50 minutes Aucndance-2.<6o
BOSTON "A. L.. q ct. LoUIs "a. LIZ. 7-YRsT GAME
BosroN. Aug, 2.-The champions won both games
with 81. Louis this afternoon. although outbatted
In zach Tina
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
sTAHDINo OF THE CLUES.

JERsEr CITY. 5: BUFFALO. <-IIRsr oAMB.
Jersey City won both James Of Yesterdays double
eAder n Ter City The scOre.
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baseball, To-day = p. N. American League
PARK. N. Y. Americans VI. 81. Louls--A6v.
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SWIFT BALL, new YORKS win.
FOTR STRAJGHTS FROM CLEVE.
LAND, SEVEN STRAIGHT ~ ALL.
Americans Reap the Harvest Of Good
Hating and Fielding and New Held
Fourth Place l'naccom panied
tons rake Two From the Browns.

The New York Americans put away their
seventh consecutive victory yesterday and
their fourth straight from the Cleveands.
The Clevelands were dragged down from
their proud estate At the head al the column.
A. the Chiosgos were defeated by the Phlla-
delphlas. which occurrence sent tho Quaker
team up to the leading position In the race.
The Washingtons. who are going some. beaS
tho Detroits, and In consequence the New
Works hold fourth place unshared. Tho Bos-
tons took two games from the Browns. ma
king clean sweep for the East. The Browns
tumbled to last piace. the Wsshingtons ad-
vancinR to the seventh notch. 1t was .
momentons day for changes In tho Ameri-
can. League. The results:
New York, 4: Cleveland, ..
Philadelphia, Z: Chicago, ..
WashngtO =: Detroit, I.
Boston. 4: 81. Louis. .. First game.
Boston. 4: ~. Lsuis. 4. Second game.
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Coupled: fW1thdTaWn. -FInIshed Third. but
was disqualified.
Time, los IS
Good start ridden out: Edna jackson, CHI.
T., Z, by WatercrcsS-Amette: owned by p. H.
NcCarrcn; trained by +. Burlew,
YIrTH RACE.
Handicap; for three year ODDS and upward: 500
added: one mile and an eighth:
BroomstIck. 4'.,.., i2s Martin. &C.. Is out j.
WoodsaSy. ST.. 10 ": Davis. SO out
Time $685.,
Good start: won easily: Broomstick. h. c.. 4. by
Ben Brush-Elf: owned b. $. $. Brown: trained
by r. Tucker.
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YACHTS AND sAlLBOATs.
NEW INTERNATIONAL RACING.

SALE SACRIFICE nne cruising schooner yacht
ia commission. BROWN. 100 Manhattan av.
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Other Baseball Camel.
Gam q Scheduled for To-day.

Al Atlantic Highlands Atlantic Highlands, 3
Red Bank. o.
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added: allowances; one mile and an eighth:
SIR Raph. ayr 100 Greenaeid. is rs"9 sio
Joe Lesser. aged. e5, Mcdaniel. even out Oh
Dekaber, 5.....,.... los Martin .... lis l-2 80
Barbarossa, 3, ,,...IVD, j. Miller. SOL 81
Time, 1853.
Fair start: won easily Sir Ralph. b. G.. ,. by
Observation-Disclosures owned By 7. Clark; trained
by ", Heating.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-25
COULD NOT BACK !.
UPTHE|RCHARCES
STATE DEPARTMENT ExoNER.
ATEs AMERICAN MINISTER
IN PERSIA, CHARGED BY MIS-.
sIoNARIEs WITH BEING IN.
EBRlATE.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington. Jan. 24.-ln the
spring of 1904, several letters were
addressed to the department of state
by representatives of mission
board conducting operations in Per.
STA, complaining of reports which had
reached them that Richard Pearson.
American minister at Tehefan, was
inefficient and addicted to the intem.
perate use of liquor. The department
referred the matter to the legation
and has received a full report in re.
Spouse from which il appears that
evidence of Pearson's alleged miscon.
duct is totally lacking. Pearson's
enemies in preferring charges could
not support them of personal knowl-
edge and refused to give the names Of
any persons who could do so. Some
few accusatory statements purporting
to be of facts were found on inyesti-
sgation to be without foundation.
On the other hand, according to a
statement made by the department
today, voluntary testimony of Pear
sons diplomatic colleagues and 9TH
ers in constant intercourse with him
bears unimpeachable witness TO his
correct habits and high character.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-25
SKETCH OF RUsslA's
REIGNiNG HOUSE.
The Romanoffs Date Back 10 1913,
When the Rurie Dynasty Ended
With Assassination.

The reigning family of Russia dates
back to 1918 when Michael Fedor-
ovitz. the first of the house of the
Romanoffs, assembled the throne For
a span of seven centuries the Rus
SLAMS had been under the rule of
the Ruric dynasty. Feodor |. the last
of the Ruries. was assassinated and
that gave the Romanoffs the chance
they long had sought
Michael FedoroYitz reigned until
his death and was succeeded by Ivan
and Peter I, who came to be known
in history as Peter the. Great. Seven
years later Peter became the sole
sovereign AT the time of his death
in 1925 the Russian court was di-
.vided- mo two powerful parties. The
one demanded that the crown should
go to Peter. the son of Alexis. broth.
er of Peter the Great, who had been
put to death by his own brothers de-
cree. The other faction called for
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-25
May Tunnel AlIeahenIes.

Pennsylvania railroad engineers re-
gard as entirely practicable the pro-
ject of tunneling the Allegheny noun.
tains west of Altoona, and it Is like.
y to figure as one of the next great
improvements.
Under the management OF Presl'
dent Cassatt the Pennsylvania has
expended many millions of dollars
to reduce grades to point necessary
to insure low cost of operation. When
work now in hand is completed, as IL
will be by the middle Of next year
there will remain only one serious
grade on the main line. that over the
Allegheny mountains
To eliminate these costly grades
and 10 provide the one missing link
in a lower grade through line, en-
gineers propose tunnel four anc
one-half miles through the Allegheny
mountains From Altoona west n new
| line would be constructed up the val
! ley, and thence through the tunnel tc
junction with the main line at Lilly