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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27
She, at ErIend; Killed self.

Chicago, June 26.-Frank X. Nc
Cannon, waiter, believing that he had
shot and fatally wounded q FRIEND and
was liable to arrest. committed sui
eide today. McCammon had quarral
ed with his wife and then two friends
interefeTed. lie shot at one OF them
named Marshall. Marshall was unhurt
but McCammon believing otherwise
turned the revolver on himself, dyins
instantly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27
RAILWAY RATES.

Governmental regulation Of railway
rates continues TO be subject Of pub
lie agitation in several parts Of the
country. In Georgia, where the pres
ent rates have caused distatisfaction
for more than year, the Macon Cham
Der OF Commerce has called general
convention Of trade be les TO discuss
the situation, TO meet June 20. In IL
linois the State board OF warehouse
commissioner conducted public hear
ings on freight rates at the request OF
shippers who are seeking reductions
Final arguments will be made July IL.
The rosds affected have made prepare
tiuns for similar hearings in Missouri
and Kansas. In Washington and Wis
conSin the discussion turns on the fit
ness Of men chosen for the newly cre-
ated Fegulative commissions. Tn the
former State II. A. Fairchild OF Bel
bingham, John $. Mcmillan nj Roche
HaFbor and John G. Lawrence OF Gar
field have been named by Gov. Mead,
In Wisconsin Gov. LaFollette named
Prof. B. II. Meyer. Hsliord Erickson
and N. 2. Hsughen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

The appointment Of 7. \. King OF
Arcadia, by the Governor TO q mem.
Der OF the Board OF Control, was q
wise aud timrly one, Mr.. King 10 9
broad.minded, public spirited man
who will let no element Of persona
feeling or favoritism enter into the
matter Of college location. All Of the
aspiring cities can rpst assured that
they will vet = square deal 81 the
hands Of 7 II. King OF Arcadia DE.
Soto County News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

In view OF the character OF certain
letters that ARE being sent uuI from
Lake City to The Time'- mon, abe fol.
lowing from The Punta Goria Herald
seems . moo, happy and opPotiune
suERealioh; Nobody has advised
throwing away the t?OS 600 investment
which the state hes Al Lake City. uSs
q Tor the lunA,ie Asylum and put the
penitentiary 81 ChAttahoOchec
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

The newspapers are very properly
urging that the BOARD OF Control ~.
lrct Prof Tom = MeBeath Of Ga,nes.
vile, ~ one OF the faculty Of the state
University. IL 10 suggested that he be
made Dean Of the Normal Department.
Why not pui him In the chair % EuE.
lish belle. lettres-Fhetoric aud Eng.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

lish literature? For the Lords sake,
let us have correct English taught in
our schools and colleges! IL is more
needed than anything else, and Prof.
McBeath 10 The very man TO teach IL.
Give him a big salary to prevent some
other State from. taking him away
from us.-Punta Gorda Herald
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

IL now tFanspires that the cabbage
snake. which did 90 much damage TO
the Florida cabbage crop. was only \
myth The department Of agriculture
has Investigated the matter a. Wash.
ingion and finds thu, the alleged snake
10 nothing but the cabbage hair worm,
which would not iniure any IL eaten
raw. boiled or fried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27
irving 70 rour America.

London. June ga contract be
tween Charles Frohman and SIR Henri,
Irving for 4 II weeks tour OF the lat
ter In the United States. beginning II
January. has been signed here. Tn,
tour does nni include California. n
previously contemplated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

Mr., AppleyAFd wants the State Uni.
veuity in Lake City, but big major.
ity Of the State press is about to de-
eide on Gainesville. Gainesville 10 one
OF the best towns in the State Of Flor.
ida and IL ID hoped by big majority
In this section that she will win in heI
race for the State University Lake
Batter Star.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

u. w, Long, elected president Of the
Good RoAds Association, 10 most eI'
esllent man for the honor, lie 10 thor.
oughly In earnest In the work ], w,
white, the secretary, ~ another good
selection, With pushing officers the
associAtion ought 20 accomplish much
GOOD.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

stAvE 90 OHo. Cry 90 ToLEDo,
LUCAs COUErY.
Frank J, Cheney mskes oath that he
IL senior partner oi the nrm % =, J.
Chshey a 90, doing business In the
city Of Toledo. eoan,y aud stale AfoFv-
said. and that said eSm gill pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
iut each AMI -,sSy oase Of ealaEFh that
cEnrnt D. corpd By The ne Of hsn's
Calsrtb Clrv FRANK J. CHENEl.
eWotn ~ t-sfOre me and eobseFibeu
Ia my pFeeenes. this eth day % De-
eembeS, A, u. lisa
(sEALl. A. W. GLEASON.
Eo9AMv Punilc.
Halls OalAFFA Cav y takan inter.
nally, and asta directly ca the blood
and n0eoos saFfaess 81 the System.
send TOE testlmonials. FRYE.
p. J. CHENEY A Co, rolsdc. O.
Sold b. al dFoegisls. Re.
raks.hallS family Pills Cor eoesti-
poticn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

Friends of Professor Tom r. Me-
BeAth will urge his appointment as a
member Of the faculty Of the Univer.
slty OF Florida. The faculty should be
made up Of just such good MATERIAL
Bradford County Telegraph,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27
STATE PRESS COMMENT.

A Pensacola. official has been bound
over for embeEEllng q few thousand.
And yet some say that the Escambia
capital IL not up-to-date.-PalAtka
Times Herald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

Spain has slated for the new minister
OF war q man named Weylsr Seemed
~ though there was n General Weyler
mixed up In Cuban affairs few years
ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

ThouSands Of acres Of land in New
MEXICO have been stolen by fraudulent
entries. OF course they are the best
lands In the whole domain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

Bro. Kendall Of The Tropical Sun
had q narrow escape from getting
caught "llttlnG stuph." But he gave
the proper credit In Saturdays paper
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

The location Of The two new univer-
stiles 10 creating some discussion
among the press brethren. II left TO
" TO decide. we would say Gaines.
Vile and Tallahassee Calhoun Demo.
craL.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

The game Of bluti going on between
France and Germany reminds one Of
the priEe.rinR blowers In this country,
II 10 only . little notoriety they are
aeekinR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

There are now 90 many live wires in
Greater Tampa that all the small
places about the city are liable TO get
electrocuted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

The new Board Of Control OF the
State colleges will hold it's first meet
ing tomorrow, June 2sth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27
EXPRESS PREPAID.

Assortment Anou ed 90 Al Goods Of sam
Price
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27
PARTIAL PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Malt

Bulk Gocds-Jugs Free-NOt Prepaid
u ~ Per Gallon:
kye. tin Corn. Good grade
taW PeT Gallon
Rye. Gin Corn. Rum Fine quality
t2Io Per Gallon
Rye. Gin, Corn. Run. Rest FOR the money.
~ $50 Per Gallon
~ Rye Peach and Apple Brandy. Mellow
ed boy age.
400 Per Gallon
Victoria RN". NocIa Drops RYE MedclnA
quality.
LEMP ST LOUIS BEER. Per Doz.
FalstaH Hecr. ............... .......... Al
ENtfa Pale ... ............. - ~
STANDARD ........... .. .... I ~
Malt, extra DARK ............ ....... al
Couurget. Imported .... .. ...... a.
Has Ale. plnts ................
Guinness Stout, piuts. ...... ........ 4 81
Prices oy the bbi 90 application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-27

W. i iSsas sr. HANNE BROS, "
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
RECORD FOR SPRING.
Top Weight Sets Ne1c Mark for
Nile at Providence.

Providence. r. l., Aug, 2.-Three we'll backed Sec
ond choices one favorte and to chance were
the winners az to-days races at Narragansett Park
In the fourth race. a one-mile handicap. Spring,
the top weight of field beat the track record for
the distance. The summarizes
First race selling: mile forty yards)-Ar-
senah lOS lRomanelli. TO !. won; Gold Fleur. lO5
thegesen) 10 J. second; Mistiss. q. Henderson, 5
70 :. third: Time, :43 35. r. F. Williams The Buga-
hoo and Blue Buck also
Second race Selling; five furlongs).-C'rosswsys. 104
CDohertyl TO ?, Vtesse, 100 OCrimmins) II
second Miss Cliff. l04 (BelD, Is third Time
Lotta Gladstone. MI, Delude Ramona H. Programme
and Ethel HayInan also
Third race Selling: about six furongs)-The Mus
keteer, los (Bell to l. Durbar, Mcntyre
to second; Wild Irishmsn % Cwiley). l.. third
Tine l:lo Dappe Gold Brush Up. Bobbie Kean Little
Buttercup Suferance and Cataine also ran.
Fourth race (handcap; mile)-Spring l26 Cream
err. to J. won; Ed Ball. ITO (Crimmins), even sec
ond; MonaGodor, 90 IWlley1 IL to ], third. Time
Lord Badge refused TO break at the post.
Fifth race five furlongsl-F1m F7sm. 10T CDoherty)
]. won; Blue Mamie. 10T (Crmmns). g. second
Fubert 1O7 (Wiley). to l. third. Time 1901 4-5
Jupiter. Dennis Sullivan Hocus Pocus. First Premium
Matunick and Gold Zone also
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
BAY SHORE SHOW TO-DAY.
Fifth annual Exhibition of Horses
at OaIczcood Park.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrB.7EE. I


Bay Shore, Long Island. Aug. 2.-Everything is
in readiness at Oakwood Park for the opening to-
morrow, at 1:8 p. m, OF the fifth annual exhibit
ton of the Bay Shore Horse Show Association
Every prominent show stable in this part of the
country has its horses here.
-Four hundred entries have been received in
cluding those in the championship classes The
Long Island Railroad Company will run a special
train from Long Island City on each day Of the
show, leaving at 1245 p. m. and, returning leave
Bay Shore at 6:45 D. m.
Passengers from Brooklyn may connect with this
train at Jamaica by leaving Brooklyn at 1918 D. m
The programme for the first day is as follows:
At 1:3O D. m. depot traps QocaD Class 43: 1:45 n m
saddle horses over 1il and exceeding hands Class
harness horses, over li1 exceeding Is Glass *
200 p M colts hies (any breed) Glass .: ana n m
pairs harness horses, 1872 Glass IL; 3:35 n m
Tunabout horses. Class IA m, jumpers class 38
$50 p m, roadsters. Class 3; D m. four-in-hsnds
Ioaa teams Class 20; $40 D. pairs harness horses
ieaies to drive Glass - $40 saddle horses over
10 and not exceeding 10 Glass 30 p M exhibit of
Class 2s. SeS'
The best classes OF the show are carded for Sat
urcay, when the Eagle Cup, the Southside CUP for
tandems. the Hyde Cup for fours and the Bourne
cup will be contested. The show will open at
130 p. each day. Ni d'
Included in the list of exhibitors are Eben u
Jordan, Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Mrs. j. B. NJ eros
l. Pratt. Miss Emily Bedford, Miss Moilie G
Maxwell j. Campbell Thompson Charles r
H9bbs Mrs E r Ladew, r. F. Carman and
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
AMATEUR GOLF PAIRlNGS.
Ho1o the Leading Players WiH Line
Up for the Cham pionship.

The pairings and the time of starting in the
qualifying round OF the national amateur golf
championship, to be played next week at the
Chicago Golf Club links. at Wheaton, Ill, were
disposed Of yesterday by the executive COM
mittee Of the United States Golf Association.
Only the first eighteen holes have to be played
on Tuesday, so there will be no necessity for
early start. The committee decided to dispatch
the first pair at g. 80 a. m while the last Of the
sixty -eight pairs will receive the word soon
after p. m.
According to the draw J. H. Snowden of
Oil City, and c. A. Brown, of Birmingham.
Ala, will be the first pair to start. Jerome D.
Travers and w T. West will start next Afte"
champion. and the veteran, c. B. Macdonald
One hour later Walter ]. Travis will leave the
first tee. accompanied by Norris Bokum. OF
the cracks of the Glen View Club. George
Ormiston will start with w. Frederickson of
Los Angeles.
A few minutes later another Pittsburg golfer.
Dr. D. P. Frederick. also a semi-fnalist last
year, will be dispatched with DR.. Simon Carr,
of the Huntingdon Valley Country Club. Next
will come w. G. Fownes, jr., the Western Penn
sylvania champion and Writ l.. Thompson, one
Of the few amateurs who have had the honor
of defeating w J. Travis in tournament,
George s. Lyon, the Canadian champion. and
H. c. Fownes are billed to start at 30 At an
interval of an hour E. NJ. Byers runner up for
the championship in 1902 and 1903, will leave
the first tee with Mason Phelps, one of the best
of the Glen View amateurs
Five minutes later H. Chandler Egan the
title holder, will start with O. w. Jones, of To-
ledo. while the last pair will be Henry Allen, OF
St Louis and Noble Hardee, of Savannah.
Belated entries to the number of nine We're
received yesterday morning. These included
players from Toledo, Ohio, st. Louis and SaVan-
nah, Ga.
The nine additional entries received were as
follows: J. S. Carleton. Glen Echo; H Weber,
Toledo; +. A lockwood, Elmhurst; A. c. Perry,
Windsor; H. w. Frazier Toledo; c. f. Smout,
Exmoor: o. w. Jones. Toledo H. Allen. st.
Louis; Noble Hardee, Savannah
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
WINS GLIDDEN TROPHY
Percy Pierce, of Buffalo, Gets $4,000
Cup for Best Sh01Cing.

Boston. Aug. Percy Pierce, of Buffalo
to-day awarded the 5000 trophy offered by Charles
j. Glidden for the best showing in the recent auto
mobile endurance test from New-York to Mount
Washington and return.
The commission to make the award-President
Elliot c. Lee of the American Automobile Asso-
citation, George B. McQuesten. of this city; A. c.
Batchelder, secretary of the American Automobile
Association, and Charles ]. Glidden, the donor of
the trophy-met here to-day at the headquarters Of
the Massachusetts Automobile Club.
While a number of other contestants received
votes Of the participants in the run. Mr.. Pierce
had received 10 votes and the commission unani-
mously awarded him the trophy.
The commission also voted to place the matter
of next years tour in charge Of committee COM
posed or the American Automobile Association
with full power TO select route and adopt rules.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
PADDOCK GOSSIP.
Catesby Woodf0rd Despairs Of Get
ting Last Cherry to Post.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Saratoga, y. Y. Aug. 2.-~Catesby Woodford,
who owns Last Cherry, gave the Sir Dixon flly
up as A hopeless job after her performance in
the paddock to-day, which finally resulted in
her being withdrawn. She is a high tempered,
nervous animal, and also acts she did to-day
when being saddled for a race.
In the morning, with no crowd surrounding
her, she is quiet kitten. Mr. Woodford was
quite confident he would beat Running Water
and Single Shot, which were entered by his
nephew. Woodford Clay. He agreed with the
stewards promptly however. when they sent
her back to the paddock.
Sea Horse II will be in great luck if he ever
goes TO the post again AT as liberal a price as
running mate to-day. Gwynn Tompkins, who
manages Mr.. Cotton's stable has had big
job reconstructing the horse to Yankee meth
ods and he was not at all sanguine that he had
succeeded when he sent him to the post to-day.
In his mornings work Sea Horse II has been
reluctant to fall into the Yankee way OF TAX
ing his fences full tilt. and it not until
to-day that he really showed a disposition to
play the game he found ii. Men who saw
the horse run in the Grand National and who
saw him to-day. agree that he is twenty
pound better horse than he then.
Aside from his poor work in the saddle this
year. Hildebrand has apparently developed into
a rough rider. The stewards of the meeting fined
Running Water, and they might have imposed
the same fine without injustice for the manner
In which he carried Funiculaire wide in the
first race in which he rode Prince Hamburg.
colt Timber to Harry Payne Whitney. The
terms were private
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

In nip and tuck game the Highlanders made
1t four straight by defeating Cleveland at American
League Park yesterday by a score cf TO J. Both
ChesbTo and Donohue were hit freely, but the for
managed TO keep the hits well scattered.
The game marked by brilliant fielding on
both sides. In the second inning Elberfeld made
a great running catch of Donahue's fly in left
field In this inning Turner made a marvellous
enc hand catch of Futz's hot liner and got it to
Carr in time to double up Williams.
Teager in the third inning. made a pretty assist
to Chase OF Iackson's slow roller and in the fifth
inning Keeler brought the crowd to it's feet by
making a great running catch OF Donshue's foul
up against the south stand. Flick made a home
in the opening inning to the centrefeld fence,
sending in Vinson ahead Of him. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HighIanderS Make 1t -Four Straight
from CIeUeIaRd.
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
FOR BENSONHURST CUP.
Second Contest To-day on GrayeseHs
Bay for Challenge Trophy.

Over triangular course OF from eight %
fifteen miles the yachts in Class = viii san 'H's
afternoon the second race on Gravesend bay lON
the Bensonhurst Yacht Club challenge cup
The first race was sailed last Thursday anu
the winner. Ogeemah. Alfred Mackey e"''-'
was the representative OF the NeN-York Cai'o
Club. She exceIled in the windward wofA' u
which half of the course was made Up.
To-day only one-third of the course VIII oe
beat unless the wind is variable after the stSl =
Temporary possession OF the cup goes 10 the cruz
winning two races
This chances Of the Ogeenah against the - ~
Glass . boats are not considered as SotV ot' - -
triangular course that 10 Windwafu - -,
Ieeward. 50 q third race for the trophy may -
necessary.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
SATURDAY TROTS AT EMPIRE.
Champion Teams of W. C. FlOyd-JOnes and
Luke A. Burke Will Meet.

The champion trottins teams of W. c Floyd
Jones and Luke A. Burke will meet again on Satur
day afternoon at the matinee OF the New-York
Driving Club.
Trotting horse lovers finding plenty of ex-
cltemen in the struggle of these two teams for the
championship Of the New-York Driving Club and
the Delatour Cup, which goes along with the cham
ponship hOnOrs
The Floyd-Jones team-King Chimes and Gov
ernor Holt-have won four heats while Mr. Burke's
team-Elmora and West WiIkes-have only won
one heat. The other events have been arranged
the same as last week, and should result in a good
days sport
These matnees are fyee to the public. but there
are thousands who have been unable to en- joy them
on thursdays. so the club members have generously
agreed TO hold the next few meetings on Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
PACING = FREE -FOR-ALI- PURSE $500 TWO
TWO NASHUA FAvoRITEs WIN

Nashua y. H. Aug 1.-Two OF the three events
which opened the August race meeting n, tbo -,
track to-day required extra heats
Two favorites came up to expectations. BlIlv w
taking the 2:l6 pace and Godie Dnard virrfr,. -, =
SLOW pace Mirth gave the experts ..,.tts ne
the Z22 trot by defeating Yates the favoTte Sr IN
Facing t22o class: purse S3G0-GoIdie Duar, - -,
straight heats and race. Time. 2:221- S-isA% % nree
, neren r. steoha Miss Syracuse third Iessis W ~
in last heat. fiSsA was drawn
racing '-:lt class; S300l-BlIe " ,,or -.
9ni5I 5I ahp ionfta heats and race. Time 2l6s SiS
rank y second. -TJr,s
Ray third Corona and Oakland Girl aiso 2;2ih
Lroulng t2.22 class purse S3O0l-Mirth won 49, -,
aho t"Hrlh meats and Time 2:.2ts 9.seit
TFea d aGIG9 th3 second; won second heat Time 3a1
tS,'1u" tS.i llg1 ates Marion, AAworthv a..
heat. ' was dFaWn In third
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
PROVIDENCE ENTRIES.

Providence, r. I, Aug. 2.-The entries at Nara
gansett Park for tomorrow follows:
First race or three-yesr-ods and upward mile)-
Claude 1875: Right Royal 49, TotalOn Ill Master Of
Craft 100: Samuel H. Harris IO6; Cabin 103 Rhythm
and Mirthless 101.
Second race Selling; for two-year-olds; half
furlongs)-Dernas 104 Kinkola Finch Just
Cologne. Changeabe Bevoir, Tarlac 9s: Pep
Pod. %: DR. Koch and Astral II, 93; Nellie
al Ferrotype 90
Third se.ling: for maiden up
ward mile and forty yards)awtrey, Deshon knight
Of Weston. Second Light Rhine ana Samuel H. Harris
10; Bouvier, Rufh and Lammas Bay, iOT; Fff
buta, 1O5 Roy Poly, 100
Fourth Per Stakes; handicap three-yearolds
and upward; about six furlongs-Right True II2;
Shrine 10; RebO, 107 Diamond Flush. Tommy
Weddeli, 102: Cedsrstrome, %: Mirthless 90
Fifth 0Or two-year-olds furlongs)-St Jo-
seph. ILL., Nagszam. Ambitious. Gladstone and
Speedway. io7 Speedsmith. The Clown Gauze
1o5; Eileen Burn and Nellie Burn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
STRAIGHT HEATS AT ALBANY

Albany August An three harness races vvsro
Won IN straight heats again to-day At the Island
i"'N "'ee'hs' Mrs Dean. the woman Jockey
won the running race which was snltt Int, -
Summaries: w 'F''. 'h'o meats
iiohs t%.ls class: purse S50O,-Won by Bell BIRD
NlH"uhe setpnl. JeH McCiregor third E{rst -
I,1h i3 sweet lHniscarra. Susie A ana LADY
Ir9tths t-.lf class purse S5oo,-Won by Little Rose
aud Colonel CtesFy also stared ' - F''i
aclas =. Ia class; purse S5O0-Non bv Harry Hin.
Roberts own second Shadeland Hary, tbrt 49, 80
time @;lSe4 Tommy Dunn also started '
running ina it-nllta dash1-Won by Moorish panca
senune second. best time O.4R Frontenix Haftis
LAY nahaE BOY sunslint Holy smoke and Grace Curtis
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
LONG HEADED BILL SMITH.
Brother of "Pittsburg Phil" Says "No More
Horse Racing for Me-"
lBE TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. |

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 2-William Smith, who in
herted fortune from his brother the late Pitts
burg Phil at the track. but came in on an
ordinary day badge, and told his friends that he
had only stopped off for the afternoon
Smith did not make a single wager and kent
away from the betting ring. There's no money in
racing. whatever end you take" he declared 20 his
acquaintance, "and I don't intend TO have anv of
1t in mine There may men, like my brother
who can succeed. but there is only one in CEN
tury, and I'm living in the same century he did
No horse racing for mine" " A'
When "P1ttsburg Phil died il was estimated
that he was worth 2,JO10O0 William Smith trained
the stable Of horses his brother maintained until
the iatter had his license an owner SUSPENDED
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03

nicular fair Councilman
be contender she stopped suddenly stretch
" 'e
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Pittsburg Aug. 2.-The Giants won the opening
game with Pittsburg here to-day by score Of
to l. Mathewson pitched for the visitors. and.
while he was hit rather freely managed 10 keep
steady in difficult positions. He received perfect
support.
Wagner put out OF the game in the fourth
inning by Umpire Bausewine. who asserted that
Wagner tried to hit him with the ball when throw
ing to Howard at first base
McGann carried of the batting honOTs. making
three hits. A fine running catch by Leach almost
against centreheld fence brought the crowd to Its
The
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03

disqualified. Oxen rode
Water might have won with
cualifed. Last Cherry acted u
STH EACE.-HandIcaD: for Il
- b. C., hy Ben Brush Ell.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
RAN AWAY, BUT WON RACE.

Cincinnati, Aug. -Four favorites and two second
choices were successful at Latona to-day. In the
third race Two Bills away half a nile He
was led back to the post, got the best of the start
ard won handily from Orbicular and Sister Frances
The handicap at one mile and seventy yards went
70 Alma Dufour in a drive. White Plume was seq
ond and Coruscate third. Gus Strauss rhe favor
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