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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-08
TELEGRAMY.

donoSza, ze arm1a huropat&lna
cola sic i re niszczy tor kolejowy
ma polnoc Cd Mukdenu. Kuropat-
kin ucieka do Fuszun po odbyciu
rady wojennej, W ktorej bralo u
dzial 100 wyzszych oficerow. Je-
go lewe skrzyd}o, zlozone 2o,-
600 1udzi jest w rozsypce. Chin
czycy donosza, re Mundenu Ro-
syanie ustqpili i re pala sic tam
wielkie magazyny, W ktorych
wzniecily pozar japohskie kule
armatnie.
Mukden, 8 marca. - Wczoraj
rano rozpoczela sic walka na ca
lei linii: w centrum mad rzeka
Szaho, ma zachod Cd toru kolejo-
wego i ma 1ewem skrzydle. Cd
rezultatu walk obecnej zaleza To-
sy wojny. Zdaje sic ze ia strona
zwyciezy, po kt0rej zoAnierze O.
kaza wiscej wytrwalosci. 10 dnio-
we marsze, atal1i niewygody
zmeczyly tax Rosyan jak Japoh-
czykow do naiwyzszego stopnia.
Straty po obu strOnach So ogrom-
ne. Jeze1i Rosyanom powiedzie
sic odeprzec ataki ma obydwa
skrzydla, zwycieztwo bedzie po
ich stronie. Japonczycy nacierai
wczoraj gwaltownie ma dywizye
genera1a cierpiekiego, na zachod
cd Mukdenu. By1o ich $4,000 i
mieli 200 armat. Wszystkie ich a
TAXI odparto, zwlas2cza kiedy
Cierpicki stanal ma czele pufkow'
kazal rozwinac wszystkie chorag-
vie i graG muzyce. Japohczycy
cofne1i sic, a zoznierze calowali
rece i nogi swego generaza. Germ
gros zdoby, mad wieczorem Ia
czekiao, gdzie piechota rosyjska
spedza2a nieprzyjaci6, bagneta-
mi. Jehcy iapohscy skarzyli sic
wczorai, ze Cd niedzieli mic ME
jedi. Japohczycy otrzymali posil-
ki i zamierzaja obecnie zgniesc
wojsko genera4a Gerngros.
Petersburg, 8 marca. - Panuje
tutaj przekonanie, ze przebieg BIZ
tew pod Mukdenem przypomina
Liaojang i re podobnie sic skon-
czy. Mkt ME wierzy w zwyclez-
two Kuropatkina, kt6ry zreszta u
wiadomi1 juz' cara, re musi wy
rec sic posiadania Mukdenu.
Optymisci 1udza sic nadzieja, re
Kuropatkin ME wyprowadzil Je-
szcze w pole swych rezerw i re
zmitrezeni Japohczycy ME utrzy-
maja sic na swych stanowiskach
wobec swiezych kolumn rosyJ-
skich.
Petersburg, 6 marca. - Cen
trum rosyjskie otrzymaao rozkaz
cofania sic, jezeli jednak Japof-
czykom powiedzie sic ma prawem
rosyiskiem skrzydle generafa
Kau1bars, odwr6t zostanie Kuro-
patkinowi zanrkniety. Zdola on
uratowae tylko szczatki swojej
wielkiej arrnii. Tutejsi rewoluoy-
onisci zycza Kuropatkinowi kls-
ski.
Petersburg, s marca. - Rem
nenkampf donosi, re bitwa pod
Mukdenem bierze dla Rosyan ziy
obr6t. Japonczycy zdobyli waz-
na pozycye W centrum arrnll
wschodniej, a na prawem skrzy-
die wypieraja takze Rosyan ich
stanowisk. Straty w ludziach So
wielkie po obu stronach.
Petersburg, 8 marca. = Dzien
wczorajszy byl dla oreza rosyj-
skiego nieszczesliwy. Japohczycy
przeiamali centrum Kuropatkina
W kilku miejseach zdobyli 13-
armat naiciezszego kalibru.
Toxic, 8 marca. = Rosyanie
postanowi1i cofnae sic z Mukde-
al 1 Fuszan iutorowaG sobie d1o-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-08
ave. i Van Buren str. do Ogden

ave. / Van Buren str. do Ogden
ave.
Natomiast II maja biezacego
roku wygasIyby przywileje dla
ulic: Noble str. Cd Milwaukee
ave. do Blaokhawk str; w.
Blackhawk str. Cd Noble str. do
Holt str; Holt str. cd Blackhawk
str. do North ave.; w. North av.
cd Holt str. do N. Ashland ave.;
N. Ashland ave. cd w. North
ave. do w. Clybourn place; w.
Clybourh place Cd N. Ashland
ave. do N. Wood str.
Miasto uwaza rozstrzygniecie
sedziego Grosscupa stosownie do
orzeczenia rzecznika korporacyj-
nego, "a swoje zwycieztwo.
w sprawie wegli lodu.
Jezeli ME bardzo wzruszy kon-
sumentow w mieScie Chicago
perspektywa, IL prawdopodobnie
cena wegli pojdzie w gore, gdyz
nadchodzi juz pora roku, w kto-
rel bez wegli bedzie MONA sic
obyc, to moze mniej obojetna be-
die dla Mich wiadomosc, il we
die wszelkiego prawdopodobleh-
stwa lod podrozeje.
CO do wegli, to sprawa jest ta-
ka, ze w Springfieldzie wczoraj
zosta1o inkorporowane stowarzy-
szenie drobiazgowych handlarzy
wegli pod nazwa Retail Coal
Dealers Protective Association.
Ma mysl O 1aczeniu sic w stowa-
rzyszenia handlarzy jakiejkol-
wick galezi, konsument drzet mu-
81 ma podstawie dotychczasowych
doswiadczen, il tworzenie sic ta-
kich 'fkombinacyj" odbija sic re-
gularnie ma jego skorze. CT, kto-
rzy tworza to stowarzyszenie, O.
czywiScie zapewniaja, re cele ich
So czysto. filantropijne i ze maja
jedynie szlachetny zamiar pilno-
wanna, by kazdy odbiorca zama-
wiajacy tone wegli ;stotnie O.
trzymywa1 1000 furt6w jak mai
dokladniej. ze zapewnienia te
przyjnluje sic pewnem niedo-
wierzaniem, Mkt dziwic sic ME
moze. Dotychczas do stowarzy-
szenia nalezy, jake zalozyciele, II
handlarzy.
Co do lodu zas, to wprawdzie
"zniwo lodowe" dosyc by}o obfi-
te lodu zapewne ME zabraknie,
ale "a to unia rozwozicieli lodu
juz wystapila zadaniami pod
wyzszenia plac z SIS ma S1oo
miesiecznie dla "majstr6w rozwo-
zicieli", a 500 ma Sos Sos mie-
siecznie dla ich pomocnikow.
Jeden przedstawicieli uni ro-
wnie otwarcie, jak naiwnie sic
wyrazil: 20 TAX, zadamy powiek-
szenia placy $25 ma miesiac.
Rozumie sic, re skoro handlarz
lodu uzna "a rzecz konieczna
podniesc Gene lodu, to spnawa to
jego osobista w to sic juz ME
wdajemy"... Mia pefspektywa,
nieprawdaz?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-08
Snierc samotnika.

Niemiecki roznosiciel gazet,
Ernst Demmin, zosta1 znaleziony
wczoraj niezywy w stajni "a do
mem pm. $40 w. North ave. Po-
wod Smierci jeszcze nicwykryty.
Demmin liczyl 'dopiero lat &C., a
prowadzi1 zycie samotnika juz
cd dluzszego czasu owa stajnle
obrai sobie "a mieszkanie. Roz-
ni6slszy gazety zazwyczaj uda-
wal sic do tel stajni i juz niej
ME wychodzi1. Poniewaz wczoraj
ME wyszedl zwyklej porze, by
roznosit gazety, przeto wlasciciel
domu poszedi go szukac. Ujrzal
go lezacego ma ziemi obok koni
sadzil poczatkowo, re spi, ale
przekonal sig wkr6tce, IL Denlmin
ME zyje. Zwloki zabrano do ko-
stnicy Ludolpha pm. 86o Milwau-
kee ave.
The Coconino sun., 1905-02-11
Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching Piles produce moisture and cause itching. this form as we'll as blind, bleeding or protruding piles are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. Soc. jar, at Drug gists, or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Phila. Pa.
The Coconino sun., 1905-02-11
Board of Supervisors

Gffice of the Board of Supervisors of Coconino County, Arizona Terri tory
The Coconino sun., 1905-02-11

You can buy paste cheaper than you can make it. Price ten cents per jar at SUN stationery department.
The Coconino sun., 1905-02-11
Notice Of Annual Meeting of the Stock. holders Of Meteor Mountain RsIi-
 way Company.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual 1905) meeting of the stockholders of the Meteor Mountain Railway com pany for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before said meeting, will be held at the office of the company, No. IS North Center street, Phoenix, Arizona, on the 4th day of March, 1905, at 10 o'clock m. Done by order of the board of di- rectors this 7th day of February, 1905.
 ELISHA B. KNOX Secretary.
 First publication Feb. 11-4t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
TEMAGAMI.

Nimrod was a mighty hunter. but had he hunted in the "Temagami' re- gion hewould have been a mightier one. Nimrod hunted for glory, but Temaga- mians hunt for game. Those Indians who made the first canoe of birch. bark long ago, were our greatest benefac- tors. The children of these In- dians know the canoe. and they know how to use 1t. and if you go to Temagami this summer they will pad dls your, canoe in their own supern Ti, ever had. and they will take you through the rivers. lakes. forests and hunting grounds their forefathers once called home, they will tell you of the tricks and habits of the bears. beavers moose. caribou and deer. An! the In- dlans know. for once they were mightier hunters than ancient Nimrod Students who camp in summer along
 the Temagami lakes are able to do two years work in one. Business men who camp under Temagami skies never
 stop at the hospital or go into bank ruptcy Easy of access by the Grand
 Trunk Railway System. For informa- tIon adress wm. Robinson.
 606 Park Building.
 1 Adv PittsburE, Pa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Al Grn,esend.

New York, June 13.-Go Between easily won the Brookdale handicap, the feature of the card at Gravesend to- day. He trailed his field for nearly sent him after the leader and he won by six lengths. Dolly Spanker, the pacemaker, was second, a length and half in front of Buttling. Devil Tree. 2-year-old Ally by Topgallant out of the great mare Imp, hnished second in the last race to Whimsical, the favorite. Devil Tree ran a good race. Track heavy.
 First race. selling. about six fur longs-King Pepper, no (J. J. Walsh) 8 to 1, won; Cannonball, 114 (Odom), 30 to 1, second; Old England. III Grim mins), to |. third: Time, ll2 To. cension, Vagary, Blessings Last, Mon treson. Quadrill. Lipton. Go to Win, All win and Et tn Brute ran.
 Second race mile and seventy yards -Broadcloth, 120 (Marttn), 1 to l. won Woodsaw, Ill (W. pavis), IS to 5, sec ond Sinister, -1o7 tNtcoD, to l third
 Third race. five furlongs-Confeder- | ate. l07 (Martin), 1 to l. won; Beau fort, l07 (Travers1, 2 to 1, second; Lan- castrian. 107 (NicoD. to l, third [. Time, 1:oS. Consistent; Mpnlns, Mas Vas
 Fourth ' race. Brookdale handicap. mile and a furiongs--Go Between, no. | (Burns), s to 5, won; Dolly Spanker, l 115 (NicoD. to I, second; Butling, l 96 CNottyl. to I, third- Iune' los 70. Ostrich, Merry Lark and Little Elm also
 Fifth race, selling, mile, and a six, teenth-Bronzewing le3 tL smithl, ] to l. won; Ismailian. s7 (Miller), 10 to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

summary-Earned runs. Little Rock 8. Two-base hits, Blake, Johnson, Me Cam. Smith. Three-base hits, Hurley. Struck out, by Guese 6, by Ragan 8. Sacrifice hits, Gear. Left on bases, Lit tie Rock g. Birmingham 2, First on errors, Birmingham l, Little Rock [. Hit by pitcher, by Ragan tGear.) Time of game. :92. Umplre. Bassett. At tendance, l,932.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
sAccorsini batter for Adams in ninth. xEvans and Bennett out on infield flies.

Summary--Two base hits, lansing. Fritz. Three base hits. lansing. Ken nedy. First base on errors, Nashville. 2; Shreveport, 2. Earned runs, Nash vile, 3: Shreveport. 5. Base on balls. of Russell, I; off Adams. 1: of Bartiey, 4. Left on bases. Nashville, '; Shreve- port. 10. Passed balls. Swindell. 1. Struck out. by Adams. 6; by Bartley, g; Fisher. |. Hit by pitcher, by Fisher (Bandelin). Stolen bases, Bruyette, q; Hess, 2. Sacrifice hits, Bandelin, Fritz. Graffius,. Innings pitched, by Russell, 2; by Adams. q; by Bartley. 5; by Fish CT, 4. Time of game, 200. Umpire, Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Guese in Good Form.

Birmingham. June lS.GLittle Rock three two-baggers and triple, and won the game easily. Guese was in rare form and the Barons could do nothing with his delivery. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
AtIsntS AsR or,.srs .s5S .sJS IF IF SSc-s SSc-s
SnnmarY-T,

Summary-Two base hits-Winters, Anderson. Shea, Holly. 2; Phillips hitsGMcCay, Shea. Crozier. 2; Stanley Double plays-Anderson to Jordan to Stafford. First on balls-on Phillips, |: ps fin Mpres Struck HeS ouBy ey PSiips th by Moren, 0. Time of game-1:45. Umpire Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

they had been fishing. three men. Alex ander Chisholm and Newt and Dennis Bunch, brothers, were drowned in the Potomac near Analston Island, oppo- site this city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Hits and Errors.

Nashville, Tenn. June 13.-Errors. hits and runs were profuse in today's Shreveport Nashville ball game, the locals totals being In the majority in the first named column alone. Attend ance 500. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

The first intimation of the drown. ing was when a boy found a floating fishing rod with line attached and pull ing 1t in drew to the surface Chis- holm's body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

Huntsville, Ala. June 1s.-(speciaI)- Results:
 At shefield-Huntsville Is; shef- field. s.
 At DaIton--Chattanoog [; Dalton, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, June 13-Cleveland inflicted an overwhelming defeat~upoh Boston today. Dineen was batted far and wide Score: R. H. E. Cleveland ....101 041 031-11 I6 0 Boston ..... .000 001 100-2 5
 Batteries-Moore and Bemis; Dlneen and Farrell.
 Philadelphia, June 13.--A home run by Crawford In the fourth inning with two out was sufficient for Detroit to win today's game from Philadelphia. Score: R. H D. Detroit ...... .ooe 100 0oo-1 0 Philadelphia .000 900 000---0 4 o
 Batteries-Donovan and Drill; Wad- dell and Schreck. Time, Is.
 Washington. June 13-Chicago today batter Patten hard and shut out the To- cal team with ease. Score: R. H. E. EW,ta,shinston " .9oo 0o0 0o0-9 4 {
 Batteries-Patten, Townsend and Kittridge; Owens and Sullivan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pitsburg, June 13-Boston could do nothing with Philippe and never reach
 Piusburg .... .02o 400 Oo1-7 1
 Boston .....-- 900 900 000--0 3 3 Bateries-Phillippe and Peitz; Willis, Wilhelm and Needham. Time, 1:45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Three Men Drowned.

Three Men Drowned.
 Washington. June 13-Through what is believed to have been the acciden- tai capslzing of a boat from which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

i. third Time. i:si s-5. Sweet Alice. Orthodox. Kenilworth. NibIick. Duke of Kendall: Jerry 2: ran. uy,,u.,.s, ios tw. Knapp. 5 to 5. won; Devil Tree. 1os tBaird). 12 to 1, second; suf- ficisncy; los sLynel. to 2, third; & Tine. i:os gase 5 Mis5 Be PSt. Say Mss MoonsSie Swallow, Goidie sweetheart, Lady Hin- doc. Society Bud. Myrtle D.. Spend thrift Helen ran.
 First race. handicap. all ages, about six furlongs--Lady Amelia, i3s: Rose ben, I25; Jake Sanders, III; Pasadena. 1l ze1s hsoekss Ess os ned Tras Tcy yos waa Ma faili fSialmiond iSUd Hsush6 fiush. s6. inean'A'0h' ''
 Second race. mile and sixteenth. sesIins ses; Wizard ades Martinmss. fart fO5: Jerry Tom m'ni Lawson. Lord MeisouTns. ioo: BogxeT ss; Noyens ndis aIs smalilan; snIian s ss iis; Mary F., 1io; Penguin, los; Al. dria, Sidney IFcs. Fs ieai .,osns werioesS as ioe; and seventy yards-St Valentine, 11s: Major Daingerheld. l0s; De Reszkc; nsGss iss sasaulaa s aGe Mtfu s GoS Ten, Chimney Sweep. se.
 Fifth race, five furlongs, selling. sonian, ios; sandstrome. lOs; Gentian. spesedway. Speed ss; odd Ella, ss; swagsr. Merdingo, St. Benedict, Greenland, S3; Evelyn Griffin, Ambitious. 90:
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards. maidens, 3-year-olds and upwards- Top Right, Maximillian, Mazenilo, Don Royal. Black Prince, Jason. 1l2; For tune Hunter, Legatee, John Lescalle, Modest, Frank Tyler, Beracha, l0s; Aspasia, Maid of Timbuctoo, Yachting Girl. Salt and Pepper, 107.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
phs,I,0~ uat Hard

Atlanta, June 13.--Atlanta hits aid ed materially by New Orleans errors gave today's game to the locals. Att tendance, 2,250.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
The Race Track
Al unian Park.

St. Louis, June 1S.-Jockey Hecktor on Wellesley, was killed, and ously injured in mix-up during the. steepIechase at the American Jockey Club track today. The horses asi Rssr the safmle pole noys and Eens Tnsn tor was dead. Neither horse was in- Ju-ed. Cataline at odds of to ', won the fourth race. handicap. at mile
 First race. six furlongs-Pure. Favor ton. 19s. uowel, ! to 2, second; Flyer l :1s i-5. Miss West, The Plains, Lynch Mary Worth. Paul Wha1ey. Old Mike. Robert Turny and sextette ran.
 second race, mile and a aquarter-Boo, Prince of Pilsen.. lo7, .Geedsl, g to 2 1. third. Time, 2:0S 2-5. The Bobby ojibwa. Maggie Brown. St. Noel and Sister Ruth ran. :. Third race, six furlongs-Jimalong 1gs RRogsga, F to .Scnd woni oTEx M,z.n II i:f9 4-5. . .Ad Aden. Ada AS o N, 'lS Hattie aS H. Csddie Mac, Selected. Kiboan. Kings Fourth race, mile and sixteenth claremont. los, lFisher). to 5. second e qhns 4ms ss fiS M M4ndfEEsS1 if srook to lyn, Satin Coat and Major Daniel ran
 Fifth race. steeplechase. short course Jim 'Bozeman, 162. (RusselD. 3 to | 3 to 1, second; Dawson, 14s. (Lawiess), 3 to l. third. Time. 2:o3 3-5. welles- ley, Hakim and Dr. Clark ran.
 roth. s1. lGoodchild), 9 to 5, won; Louis ond: Chicorka Maid, Ss, {Tooman), IS to soua9T syd Joreete TtTs My. 4 caatne sf afrsY pae ist, Birdslayer and Big Injun ran.
 Entries.
 First race, one and one-eighths of 8 mile-serapa, oudenarde. The Four mia. 101: Prodigal Son, 1o6; Cecil w. Brushton. S5; Tim Gainey. Peninsula Henry of Franstamar, Hard Castle, 9S Gay American. 94.
 Second race, five furlongs-Chauncey Olcott, Long Bright. Rain Devil. Phi Roque, 10S; Calox. Ripple Mark. Helen S.. Oberon, Easter Pride. My Louise Altes F.; Lady Hamburg, Doc Thomp-
 Third race, six furlongs-Gerda, Ern- est Parham. 1o7 Randolph. Jr.. Benson Hurst, 1o9; Teddy. 1o7; Tom Crabb, sar- ner, Small Talk. 1o4: David Gray; Lit. tie Red. 9i; Laura Hunter. 1o2; Hattie Weihe. 94; Armorer. 1O5; Cyuttica, 105
 Fourth race, one mile-Torpedo, Hal lie snsrma9 S7 JqnSls I%R hisyyson ker. S7; All Scarlet, 95; Council, 104 Little Margaret. 112; Billy Woodward 116.
 Firth race. six furlongs-Hobson' Choice, Miss Cornet, First Attempt, 102 Yo San, 1OS; Blumenthal, 109; Selected 105; Gambrinus, 103; Mrs. Bob, S9 Sheer, Parisienne. 107; Chicarra, 96 Signal IT.. 107; Banana Cream, 104 Louis Wagner, 112.
 Sixth race, one and one-eighth milt -Excentral. Detention, 92; Harrison karh hal EpafI nlivar i0f; ora Mckinney, ST; Doe Skin, 1.o1 Establish, 94; Dorothy Dodd, Renais. sance, S5; Filler, S4; Bill Carter, ST Rampoosa, 107.
 Seventh race, six and half furlongs selling-Midnfght Minstrel, 100; Lid wina. ST; Sid Silver, Ill; Montpelier 104; Tom Gilmore, Feliz Mozzes, 106t Many Thanks, 96: John Garner, 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

St. Louis. June 13.--In a game liber- disputes over Umpire KlemFs decisions. Brooklyn defeated St. Louis. In the eighth inning ManagerCaptain Burke, the home teams third baseman, be- came involved in a wrangle with Klem that resulted in Burke and Catcher Grady being sent out of the grounds :.
 The spectators then took hand and police intervention was necessary to protect the umpire. Score: R. H. F. St. Louis ...... 900 900 001-1 2 Brooklyn .... 0o3 900 102--6 12 2
 Batteries-Taylor and Zearfoss and Grady; Mitchell and Ritter. Time, 2:09.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
At Latonfa.

Cincinnati, June 13.-Corrigan's en- try, Crolin and Charawind, finished first and second in the Kentucky steeple- chase. the feature event at Latonia, to- day. Malcolm M. and Faraday, Jr., were the pace makers until the stretch, where the Corrigan pair took command. Crolin winning by a nose with Chara- wind two lengths In front of Malcolm and two outsiders won. Track; fast
 First race. i've furlongs-Thistles. ds ds iS to s.eond naasg znss 1.os s.5. Ecliptic, zarda: Hogan, Lei Der Gore, Loupy, Quick Rich, Malleabie.
 Second race, mile and fifty yards won. Fiorizei, s5. (Foyl, g to 5. second: i: H%e is o4 ahsss h1asseM Mint n ta Sea thTa Eva Claire, Rheingold, Nervator, Foreigner. St: ParIs and Heigerson ran.
 Third race. handicap; six furiongs- shawana. sfswa ioS, S; tfruebell, to i. second; Columbia Girl. 101. .lNoonan). g to 6, third. Time. 1:14 2-5. Early Boy and
 Fourth race. Kentucky steeplechase. Club House Course-Creolin, l43: (Gary). to 9. won; Charawind, 14e, 1eupsepa, p,.-r. to second se ;,,1d Mdlcol% T,ms M s:Si. Class Leader and Faraday, Jr..
 Fifth race, one mile-Estrada Palma, 101, (Trubel), to 5. won; Coruscate, 100, (Austin). to 2, second; Huzzah. 105. (McIntyre), 25 to l, third. Time. 1:4o IS. Besterling ran.
 Sixth race. five furlongs-Nuns Veil ing. 1o6 (TreubeD. 1s to TO-. won; Eloisa. 1o3 lTroxler). Is to l., second 1; Time 02 1-5. Myrrh. Twin Black, Black Garter, Miss Hawley. Vie Ken.
 Entrfea
 First race. six furlongs-Dr. Wing, 107; Frank Bill, Ss; Iron Tail. Rose Mary Kane, 94; Dutch Pete, 97; Ros- sessa. 100; Flori. 1o5: First Chip. Gold Bell. 110; Fallen Leaf. S7; Ellen orena. Second race, five furlongs-Com- ment, Policy. Wistful, Just |, I95; Prob lem, Jen Latore, 9S; Chamillie, Daffo- diL 100; Annie smith, Toya, Viola
 Third race, mile-Berinthia, 9!; Green Lapgselle iosi J's1ge Ss,ancay aTcaynssE 1lo: 1Si Flour, 1O7: Manfred. Dunning. 11o..
 Fourth race. seven furlongs-Regale. 97: Corusoate, 105; White Plume, Birch Broom. los: Dutch Barbara, 100.
 Fifth race. six furlongs-Kate Zitt, ST; The Lexington Leader, .94; The Laurel. 100: Hot. lo2: HardinE. los: Robin Hood. 1os; Euba, s2; Florence. ss; FTi sway od foi Tns Mag9IHIin egrIsI. ,1os;
 Sixth race. five furlongs-Speed Maker, Mattabon. Henry Watterson. St. Hubert. 1os; KerchevaL 113; stoessel. 1O6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
At Delmar.

AL OehAAhEs
 St. Louis, June 1s.--Mayor Johnson. at to 2, galloped home In the fourth race. the best event on the Delmar for favorites. Track fast.
 First race, four furlongs-Secret Qmpl, .106 lWilliamsl, to 1. won; Bill Bill Holt; 1o2 ;o. .tcellbeSk>, 8 to 1; see Time. .:52. Amador. .Prentiss. T. B. Zero. Joe Shields, Birmingham, Kuro- patkin; D. G. Taylor and Peter Ma
 Second race. miie--Dr. Riley. 1os tRice), 5 to l. won; Thank Heaven, los (ScwelD, ' to 2, second; McDecelver. 9S (steyap, to 1. third; Time. 1:4s. Belle, Cashier and Outlaw ran. Third race. six furlongs-cana1o- harfe hlnarf los SsewealD, s to ]. won; Howl second; Lucian. 1o4 (Persinger). to 1. third. Time. 1:17. Ponca, Tom Man kins. Hottentot. Ben Lear. Tom May Johnson. 1o7 & eL. W Wilson5, to ,. won; won; Elastic. 11O. (Watson), II to 5. second; 1s,.P j. P, MH;ayberry; 92 tRiceo: IS te &, 5, mic Lynch and Ed. Early ran.
 Fifth race, mile and eighth--Axares, 102 (Brinegar). 5 to 1. won; Eclectic. yo2 'p9Tsngea to secGhq; thfTd piaHtTs ms i:5s iiES s15. { Aten z. Birdwood % % Little corE: s' CT. Captain Brolaski, Aules ran.
 Sixth race, mile and eighth-Varro, 1O5 (Wilson), 3 to 1, won; Hubbard, % (Harrls). 6 to 1, second; Sincerit Belle. S7 (Wileyl. to 1, third. Time. Marlin ran.
 First race, one mile, se1ling-Lady Sellers, Verandah, Fortune Teller. 97 George T, Little Joker, Shadow Prince 107; T. J. Powell 99.
 Second race. six furlongs, selling All Black, 101; Sorrel Top, Gay Ade- laide. 9T; Tyrolian, 100; Gallant Cassie 95.
 Third race, six furlongs. selling Axares, Lady Downe, 100; Room Mate 102; Grey Plume, 94; Frank Rice, 103 Devince. 95; Tom Maybin. Dave Som mers, 107.
 Fourth race, mile and. sixteenth handicap-Lubin, 107; Taby Tosa, 104 Jack Houng, 9S; King Ellsworth. 106 Never Such, 99; Foot Lights. Favorite 97.
 Fifth race, selling-Madam Johnson Netting, A Toga. 97: John Randolph ss; McDeceiver. TOT; Berry Iindon Rostof. 104.
 sixth race, mile and twenty yards sellIng-Tom Killey. Mammon. Tristan Shandy. IA: Decoration. Hilee, 1lT Tom Manwkin. 109: Court Maid, 1l0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

Cincic=ati, June 13.-The Cincinnatis punched their hits off Sparks today and won handiiy. Score: R. H. E. ffhlfaaeiphia ffihHlfflGghi5h sSS sSs SIS SSc-f SS-f s r
 Batteries--Walker and Schlei; SpaI Ks and Kehoe. Time, 1:30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14

Chicago, June 13.-Mathewson was in rare form today and shut the locals out without a hit or base on balls. Score:
 R. H. B. New York ..... 900 900 oo1-I 5 3 Chicago ...... 1000 900 000--0 0 2 Batteries-Brown and Kling: Ma thewson and Bowernian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Birmingham.

Birmingham. .. 1000 O00 OOO- Little Rock. .. .4Ol 900 OO0-