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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-28
VEISBR REAL ESTATE
Is ON THE MOVE.
NUMBER OF IMPORTANT DEALS REPORTED
BY DEALERS REPRESENTING LARGE
SUMS.

acres weiser Flat, consideration
So, $50.
Nellie L. hawthorn to N. M. Hesse,
Lot 10, block of Hanthorn addition,
consideration 5000.
Myron Riggs ct al to @. V. Brent
100 acre ranch on Mann's creek, con-
sideration sc, 500.
A. j. Hughes to Fred. Vost, 80
acres improved ranch on Weiser Flat,
consideration 81, 200.
The following sales are reported by
Messrs. Gooding & Fuller for the
Weiser Land & Improvement Co., in
Washingtons addition to Weiser:
P. e. ROBBERS, lots IL and 10, block
10. 5000.
N, NJ, Mckinney, lots 7, 8, and
10, block 81. s1,135. sssS...s
D. W. Brassfeld, lot 5, block 27.
$40.
Duncan Barnett, lots 10 and IA,
block IL. s3, 900.
Mrs. A, e. Miles, lots IL and 10,
block IL. $3.50.
Hinze Lum Der Co., lots Z, and g.,
block 6, 1925.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-28
Estray.

Taken up by the undersigned at his ranch at
Bourne, 10 miles northeast Of Weiser, on Dec
%, 1904, one red-faced, notified Searling steer
marked crop and underbit IN right ear.
1srorg,od on right hip. Owner is notified to
pay charges, and take same away
or same will be sold according to law.
w N. PIERsoN, Taker-up.
ELISHA BARTON. Witness.
Dated Jan. 3, 1905. 3S4sS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

four years old or over. The judges considered
manners. conformation speed and style of going,
and gave the blue ribbon to LenOra and Lefty Lee.
Harry DarneII of this city, who showed George
and Prince. received second prize. while the third
award went to Dandy Jim and Bell Boy, entered by
Charles Evans, of this city
E D. Jordan. OF Boston. again carried on the
majority Of the blue ribbons. His pony. Tangerine.
demonstrated that she has superior in her class
in the country. Yesterday and to-day this little
entered.
Before the last class OF the day. the judging OF
twelve harness horses. could be called a severe
ralnstorm broke in all It's fury, and judges. spec
tered for cover. This event was postponed and
WIZ VII be the first one called tomorrow;
mis- horse is so well thought OF by Mrs. Reginald
oa nf g M 9 TN that she has made Mr. Jordan an
In the class for ponies in harness, Mr.. Jordan's
entry secured the blue. Mrs. ]. B. NJ Grosvenor
GIove Iowthrop queen and received the red The
third award went TO TOrchlight, owner,
est John receiving the white
No pretter tandems were ever seen in this city
ss6 ss4dem and svsn5 Sinner Mrs Xan Aeussn entered
bT Eloouence and ReTen1e and Re1enge II sSS
'In1erwriter: C. W. Watson sent Beldean and Lu-
leigh and Lord Belfast out and Mrs % GrosTe1or @ en-
tered Laughing Water and Indian Chief. ehman
" Boy Blue and Jack Horner while Aurei Batonyi
was behind Lord Golden and Lord Golden II.
blue ribbon finally went to Lord BuTieigh and Lord
Belfast Laughing Water and Indian Chief re-
the third award went to Revenue II and Under
writer s9int tadasb and sinner & were 70 fourth I,
Of the day when the next class was called 1t was
bige' for Mr. Vanderbilt The red went to sport Of
the Times. ridden by w. 4. Collier. while the third
MFs Tsrq kdw1 Tf5 Yare " Of P6nadephia entered OS
In the class for harness horses, Mrs. Gerken sent
had saint and sinner Nj VandarSr was TepTs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants lost the third straight game to Pitts
burg at the Polo Grounds yesterday by the score
Of to 5. The visitors by superior all around
work. Taylor. who in the box for the~Giants.
was hit hard and often and received poor support.
Lever. who pitched for Pfttsburg. was also hit
hard, but well supported. 1t looked in the
second inning as If there would be troubiS when
the whole Pittsburg team came to the plate TO
argue with the umpire decision. He failed
to discipline any OF the players. however. for the
offence
In the early innings the Giants gaired a big
lead. and the game seemed to be won, but Taylor
began to show wretched form. and was promptly
pounded all over the field
One OF the features of the game the home
OF Mertes, In the second inning. when he sent
the ball into the right field bleachers. Beaumont
made a fine catch OF hot liner by Dahlen In this
inning.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
TWO JOCKEYS SET DOWN.
Bell and Crane Suspended at Nara
gaqlSett Park.

Providence. r. L, July 19.-The weather was hot
and the track fast at Narragansett Park to-day,
and in four Of the the finish warmly
contested Bell was suspended for three days for
disorder at the post and Crane for ten days for
the same reason The summaries:
tnve frongs)-Peter 10 CBelD. to l. won;
Ossineke. 90 90 ConnelD. to second; Demas, lO4
and Headway also -
Intyre). 10 l. won; Grand SIAM 90 (Crimminsl to
second; Phoebus. 1l2 (Creane) 10 o, third. Time.
IIlA Uncle Henry, Dapple Gold, Cottage Maid Gold
Croft Margaret O. and Kassil also
Third milel-Rosetnt. III CDoherty) TO TO-
won; Me- Ill QIodgson) IL to 5. second; Jane
Holly, III (BelD. 4 10 !, third. Time, 1925
Fourth and one-sixteenth miles; hsndicap9-
Bragg. 107 u. McIntyre), 3 to l. won Au Revoir ia
,Cphant, 5, second. Ostrich, l04 (schiing). to
third. Time, 1:471s. Lord Badge also ran.
(Bardett), 2 to /. won Rye 1O7 q2omanellN, TO !.
second Venus 1O4 (PelD, Z q third. Time. l:o2
Merlngto. All Pink Ava Rose dor Vitesse Ganze!
FerrotyPe Josie Hampton, ChangesOle, Aatahdln ana
TSin<ora also
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

sented by Stanford Queen and Alert and Miss Vera
Motifs entered Fritz and Lady Harrison ". r.
west had Baltimore Girl IN the ring. J. F. Carlisle
depended on Eloquence and Miss.
The class took long time to decide but the
Judges at last awarded the first prize to Newsboy
who had a large delegation roofing for him in the
srandstand. and whose performance was excellent
Inc second went to Eloquence. while the third
Watson "
-Four hunters were shown IN the next event
ttlne. entered by Dick Donnely TOrchlght en-
tered by Charles Phzer, Of New-York and Buck
and Onerios OF the Westchester farm. Hartsdale
N T. me horses were qualified hunters, carrying
up 70 l45 pounds Sidney Holloway and Dick
DonneIy took them over the hurdles. and all gave
farm entries. Buck and Onerios carried or the
light
f. d Jordan In the class for pairs Of harness
horses sent into the ring for the first time Presi-
dent and Baron Against them were Mrs. Gros-
venors Pow-WOw and Tomahawk Newsbcy and
Shopgirl. two favortes OF Mrs Gerken with many
other celebrated harness horses. but President and
Baron got the first prize. Pride and Prudence
Lehman Strauss owner got the red. the third GO
Ing 10 Eloouence and Revenue. the entries OF J.
F Carlisle
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
WRIGHT AND LARNED WIN
american La1Up Tennis Player,
Make Clean Szgeep.

London, July 19-The interest IN the th,-s
day Of play IN the Dwight 2. Davis fnternatfona,
lawn tennis cup competition the possibilisv
OF the Americans gaining the maximum points
against the Australasians which they did both
William A. Larned and BeaIs c. Wright win
ming.
Larned beat Norman 2. Brookes. the Am,
tralasian champion. three sets TO love. ana
Wright accounted for A. F. Widing BY two sets
to love.
The Australasian players were not anxious n
play. as the Americans had already won thre.
points out OF five for the right 10 meet III.
holders OF the cup. but the rules made II neces.
sary for the teams 70 play out the programme
Wright and Wildiug arranged to play the bss,
two out OF three sets. instead OF the best thre.
out OF five. and Wright won easily.
The first set OF the match between Larned and
Brookes was more test OF endurance than
display Of brilliant tennis. The rest OF the match
was without feature except for the regularity
with which each won his service. The Americao
won
The second set fell easily TO Larned Brookss
showing signs OF fatigue. Larned took matters
easy in the third set and won without effort
Ane American team has improved wonderfully
since arriving here and has established without
doubt it's right to challenge for the cup. In ths
matches against the AustraIasians. the Amer
leans won five games and the Australasiaas
none. IA sets to and 156 games to So
The Americans have not selected ths team
for the challenge round. which viii be played at
Wimbledon July p. % and "A. but 1t Is prob
able that War and Wright win play in The
doubles and Clothier and Larned IN the singles.
After the match the American team VIII re-
turn direct to the United States to compete IN
the championships there. They are trying to
persuade R. F. Doherty and H L Doherty TO
accompany them. The results:
William A. Larned. United States. beat Nor
man E. BroOkes. Australasia. 14-12. 60. Ga
Beals c. Wright. United States. beat A y
Wilding. Australasia. 6-3, 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
STAKE FOR ACCOUNTAN +.
WINS THE MONTAUK.
accidents in SteepIechase-Race for
Bad NezCs.

The inability OF most OF the present crop Of
two-year-olos to take UP stake weight and win
had another illustration at Brighton Beach yes
ter6ay, when Fred Cooks brown colt Geo.
C. Bennett was beaten by Captain Browns Ac-
countant IN the running OF the ,Montauk Stakes,
At three-quarters OF a mile. The penalties which
Geo. C. Bennett has acquired brought his i'm
post up 10 l27 pounds. and with this weight be
was conceding twenty pounds 10 each of his
four competitors. Mr.. Clay. whose colt Cary
would have had to carry 115 pounds. declined
the issue. but the vacant spot he made in the
neld was filed by MI Earle's CIovercrest. which
was added early in the afternoon
The public hesitated long between Geo. G
Bennett and Accountant. but finally sent the
former 10 the post a slight favoTite the son
OF Filigrane. The only excuse the favorite had
was that he got a bit the worst of good start,
but he was not far enough behind his field
when the barrier went up 10 explain his de-
feat, and although he ran from last into second
position he probably would have been beaten
anyway.
Jack Martin. who had the leg up on Account
ant, sent him away flying and kept him in front
al the way. Ormondale, a strapping big young
ster by Ormonde-Santa Bella. sent out for
his first effort and. all things considered, ran a
creditable race. finishing a length and half IN
front OF Clovercrest-in third position.
For time II looked though the big maiden
would beat Accountant, but he is a tremendous
strioing fellow, and in making the stretch turn
tangled himself all UP. The colt runs in the
name Of the Ormondale Stable and is trained by
Tom Welsh. he had worked so fast at Graves
end that the morning watchers were "au
aboard" TO a man. and went down with a crash
when he was defeated
"A steeplechase handicap over the short course
resulted IN two distressing accidents. one TO a
rider and the other TO a horse The field was
composed OF thirteen second class chasers and
at an obstacle in the backstretch Mr.. Widener's
Gate Bell fell and threw J. O'Brien directly in
the course Of the Oncoming horses At least
two of them struck him they landed and he
was taken from the field in an unconscious con-
dition.
At the last jump A c. Blume's Rube caught
his near hind leg on the guard rail, and in fall
ing twisted IL under him so that he not only
threw has stife out but broke the bone below
the mock. de was taken from the track in an
ambulance and was shortly afterWard DESTROYED.
huDe was the choice Of the specuIaLoTs and
when ne was eliminated, II. c. Pages Grace
away came on and rather easily from
Seorge heene ana Neponset. The winner was
At 30 10 / in the betting
Bad News had little trouble in heating
saar lot OF horses in handicap of one and one
elghth miles. Pretension and Geranium were
Ghe "N-~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MOTOR BOAT CRUISE.
Power Craft VIII Go on Trip Through Erie
Canal Next Month.

The cruise Of the american Power Boat Associ-
alton win be held in August and Is open 20 al
power boats owned by members OF any club
which is enrolled in the American Power Boat As
ISOLATION The rendezvous viii be at Hudson. n
Y. at noon
The cruise viii begin at .. m. on August II
The cruise will extend through the Erie Canal
which viii be entered at Watervliet and left at
Oswego. From that point a run will be made IN
the Thousand Islands Yacht Club. Alexandria Bay
On August "a. 25 and % there viii be races for
the American Power Boat Association Challengs
Cup. held under the auspices OF the Chippewa
set August 70.
The regatta and cruise COMMITTEES announces
Cnat no boats over the following dimens A can
enter the canal: Ntnety-eight feet long. l. Less
water line II feet s inches
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
AUTOS" START FOR HOME.
Glidde7 Tourists Run from Breton
Woods to Concord.

Concord ". h. July 19-The first run on the
return trip n the GHdden automobile tour
through New-England was completed to-day. all
Of the thirty-one machines. which started from
Breton Woods. reaching this city before dark
AS the regular participants IN the run were
accompanied by more than score OF unattached
machines the streets OF the city tonight were
alive with speeding automobiles The visitors
were entertained at the various clubs and the
city rendered them band concrt on the State
House Green
The run to-day was made without any serious
mishap, although poor roads were encountered
and sandstorms were experienced The tourists
viii leave tomorrow for Worcester, Mass.
The first OF the tourists to reach Concord to-
day, at 12:O5. was E. H Cutler OF Springfield.
Mass. driving No. 35. a 14-horsepower ma
chine. which left Breton Woods at sos this
morning and reached here IN six hours. He re-
ported poor roads and trouble with sandstorns.
George H Terrin OF New-York was the sec
ond arrival Samuel Untermyer OF New York
driving a 6O-horsepower car. left Breton Woods
at O'Clock and reached here at 1921 He Is
not OF the tourists
Tomorrow the will be from Concord to
Worcester. Mass. the next day from Worcester
70 Pittsheld, and Saturday from Pfttshed 70
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
GOLF AT gKwANok TO-DAY.

tHH TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Manchester VT. July l9-The omen scratch
tournament for the Taconic and Ondawa cups
VIII begin here tomorrow .mornlns On the Ek-
wanok links. with qualifying round OF eighteen
hoies' The entry list numbers over nfty ard IN
Guides macy well known golfers from New-Y0rk
and New England
sheriff. sherman and T. NJ sherman. sada-
auada; t. 7. Reid. MonteIair; Jasper Lynch MeT-
rih X Waters and Albert Nj. Reed. Lakewood
Clark Burnham and W. j. Evans, Nassau. Paul
w aterIlan. AnglewOOd; r. l. Edwards. DALLAS
=. = robertson. w-Haven; j. A. ToOle. AZ. Ig".
W. u BarneWau, Agawam Hunt Club and All&A
hard, Columbia some OF the entrants.
Ihe course is in perfect condition for the com
petition. Judging from the scores recorded ~
pracIice rounds to-day. good display OF so.t msS
pc expected tomorrow. Merriu X Waters re-
iStefed "a this morning. Sheriff. sherman uaa~'
the journey in IS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
PROVIDENCE ENTRIES.

Providence, r. L. July 19-Following are the en-
tries at Narragansett Park for tomorrow:
First Cseng; for threeysar-olds and over; mile
McGrathiania Prince, los; Arsenal los: Sweet Tone
lOs: Widows Mite los; 6tepaway, los: Bronze Wing
1903; Supreme Court, s6; 'Ike s.. 94 'Trajan. 81.
Second race (for two-year-old hllies and geldings
Eve furlongs)-Consstent ia; T s. Martin. ia; Lotta
Gladstone. ios; Pythia. 1os Sister Belle. 90; Miss
Clin 90.
Third race Cfor three-ysar-olds and up; mile and
forty yards)-The Cure, 112: Cloverland. 112; Fon-
caster 112; Ed Ball. 100: Workman. 1o7: Master of
Craft e5
Fourth race (The Selling Stakes for three
ysar-olds: value, $1,000; about six
less Io5; iochnvsr Jog: GOLD Fleur Little Woods
eS; Hawtrey. Of; Bonnie Reg. 90; Azelna, s2 Brush
Up So; 'Blackbell SO: Hyperion. SO; sMeringue ST.
Fifth (sellinE for two-year-olds; nve and one
half furlongs)-Nfi, 1o4: Sunglow 104 Ruth W. 101;
sJudgs white s3 SPANIEL sullivan sS; Ambitious CO.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
DOUBLES AT sEABRIGET.
Haekett and Alexander and Wrenn and
Fineke Win Matches.

Two competitions in doubles provided the sport
IN the lawn tennis tournament the courts Of
the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club a.
Seabright. n. J.. yesterday
Harold H. Hackett and Frederick 3. Alexander
defeated Robert lie Roy and Raymond d Little
in straight sets. 6- 60
Malcolm d. Whitman met defeat with Thsocors
Roosevelt Pell. This rair played brilliant game.
but lacked steadiness and George L. Wrenn. r.,
and Reginald F. F1ncke. the Country Club OF
Westchester pair, beat them by a score that
not sided II appears from the gomes n
sets. The final score OF this match was 81 and
Ct
The victory OF the Yale Princeton pair was well
earned. Hackett in the best form that he
has shown in the present tournament. HIS vol
leying and driving from deep IN the court were
excellent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

The stewards OF the Jockey Club ,t MAS eat.
yesterday had really become persuaded 10 lend
q helping hand in the efforts Tod sloan's friends
are making 10 have him reinstated and il fs not
@ @HIIlhely mat license viii be granted him in the
5seST LuIuie- sloan was never ruled of the Fn0
,5sh courses put after his trouble there he was tod
s,, r1e - Heulo De useless for him TO apply FOR
1c5lsWSl OF MS license Hitherto the local Jorkev
T, T5o2 mas refused 10 act IN his case unless The
@hsash organization took the Initiative
II was reported yesterday that c. II Hensbar
sno * A Rainey, who own the colt Fsote-,o
.e 1S-lseo an oIer OF $4,000 for him few dsys
A'gFalne was left here when his stahls vvas
sh'ppeo 70 Saratoga in order 70 run in the 1ro-
suOS Uo-oay' AS the only others carded in the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
WOMEN PLAY ON NEWPORT coURTa
IBX TELEGRAPH

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNs-l
Newport R L, July l9-The heat again today
interfered with the tennis tournament for women
at the Casino. and only matches were played n
the first round There was large gallery On tia
courts
The match Of the day between Miss Anita
Sands and Miss Margaret Busk. both second class
players and three sets were required TO decide the
match, which by Miss Sands.
On account OF the heat the doubles for women.
which to have been started to-day, were post
poned until tomorrow. The results:
First round qad1sS singles. handieAp-Anfes Sands
beat Margaret BuEk. s-A 20, 6-l; Edna BA-K=x
Anna Sands 81. "a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
FOR SEAWANHAKA CUP,
Twelfth international Yacht Race on Lake
St. Louis Begins To-day.

Montreal. July 1s.-The twelfth contest for the
possession Of the SeawanhAka International Chal-
lenge Cup, for small yachts, will begin tomorrow
at l o'clock Lake St Louis between the Man
chester challenger Of the Manchester Yacht Club
ana the Alexandra defender, Of the Royal st.
Lawrence Yacht Club. The boats are apparently
so well matched that the feeling that the Man
chester may carry away the cup this year is
stronger than II has been with any other chal-
lenger. The conditions best three out OF five
races over course Of twelve miles
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
TANDEMS THE FEATURE.
JORDAN WINS MORE BLUES
Rain Prevents Judging of Last Glass
at atlantic City.

Atlantic City. y. j., July 19-PreVious 20 the
opening OF the horse show this afternoon at Inlet
Park c. w Watson. Of Baltimore. purchased the
road mare Lenora from e. 7. Stotessury' who mas
a fine string entered here. and whose farm at
Chestnut HILL near Philadelphia, Is considered one
of the best In the country The price paid Has not
divulged.
Mr.. Watson drove LenOra and Lefty Lee IN the
first class OF the afternoon for pairs OF roadsters
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
FINISH OF CHESS TOURNAMENT.
Janowski and Tarrasch Divide Second and
Third Prize Money.

Ostend. Belgium. July 19-The international chess
tournament here came to eEd this morning when
Janowsd nnd Wolf finished the game adjourned
from the final round. The contest ended N a draw
janowsh tied with Tar-asch for second and third
prizes. First prize was won by Maroczy. The list
OF winners follows:
First prize $1,000 Maroczy. Budapest second prize
SUG and thId prize $4uo divided between D Janowski
farls, and Dr 3 farraSch NCremuerg. fourth priEe
$500 C Schlechter. Vienna; dfth prize. $500 c. Marco
Vienna; sixth prize. Sito r TechEnann London
Consolation money 10 the amount of 500 will be
olstribuied arnons the non-prize winners according
10 merit. Following are the scores of the corl-
peutors at the conclusion OF the tournament:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
eT. LOUIS. I; RosroN. 1

Boston, July 1.-THE wIdness OF Willis in the
sixth inning and consecutive hitting in the eighth
inning won for the visitors to day Boston rallied
the bat in the ninth. but the lead was too great
to be overcome. The score;
r. II. z.
St Louis .....--.......o 81 10 Q
Observation-Disclosures and Grady; Willis and Moran.
Umpirs-O'Day. Attendance, 1.142
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
TRACK TROTTING RECORD.
Young STEAMBOAT Goes in 2:1e 1-9
on Saugus Course.

saugus. Mass. July l9-Fast time was made in
the three races at the local track to-day In the
2l5 trot Young Stamboul equalled track trottns
record Of 2I214. The effort tired him SO that the
favorite, Alberta, enabled to win the event in
slow time The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. July 1s.-In q close contest here to-
day the Highlanders took the first game OF a
series with Chicago by the score Of to L Perfect
fielding marked the game both sides. Chesbro
pitched a brilliant game for the visitors and
made three neat assists, EIberfeld took six diff
cult chances without misplay.
Two singles and stolen base gave the High
landers their first run In the fifth inning and
single a bunt and out scored their second run
in the seventh inning. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
RAIN AT WASHINGTON PARK.

The baseball game scheduled between Brooklyn
and Chicago, at Washington Park. yesterday. was
postponed on account OF rain
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
CINCINNATI. q; PHILADELPHIA, 4

Philadelphia, July 1s.-Bunched hits in the fifth
and seventh innings to-day gave Cincinnati a VIC
tory over Philadelphia. Both teams batted hard
The
r. H. z.
Cincinnati ........-....0 o o 2 % 10,
Philadelphia ...........o o o. 1s &
Batteries-Chech and Phelps Pttinger and Doom Un-
pire-Bausewne. Attendance. 2.46O.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
PHILADELPHIA. 7; ST. LOUIS. 4

st. Louis, July ls.-St. Louis dropped the opening
game to Philadelphia to-day. Wadden outpitched
Buchanan while the visitors outbatted and outdeld
ed st. Louis. The score:
- R H. p
St Louis. ........... o o O-s o
Batteres-wadden and Schreck Buchanan and suEden
Uu2pre-O Loughlin. Attendance 1900.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
DETROIT. 8; WAsHINGroN ,

Detroit. July 19-Detroit won from Washing
ton to-day by a score Of to z Knnan, though
hit freely. effective when hits meant runs 1Tb
score:
49,. r H. T.
Washington s..........0 o o % II /
BatteFes-Killian Dorsn; Adams and Heydon I'm,
pre-Connoly. Attendance. 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BREAKS SWIMMING RECORD.

Portland Ore, July ia. Scott Leary, Of the
Olympic Club, San Francisco, broke the open wa
ter swimming record for hundred yards at
the Lewis and Clark fair. making the distance in
one minute
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
II. 3 " OF IEUUIhtJ
Time-2:lOia. 2:i2A. 2:1IA.
'RoTTINe RACES POSTPONED.

Binghamton. N. Y. July ls.-The races of tha
Mohawk and Hudson Circuit in this city were post-
poned to-day because OF rain To-day's events
VIII Dc added 10 to-morrows programme
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

First bsse errors-P1tsburg 8. Left bases-Ptts
burg. TO- New-York. First base on bals-oR Leever.
Il on Taylor Struck out-Sy Lever 2 by Taylor. 4
Brain Browne Gilbert Sacrifice hits-Leach- Mertes
Taylor Stolen oases-Wagner Howard. Double plays
Lever. Wagner and Howard; Dahlen DevIin by
p!tcher-By Lever, /. Balk-Fiaherty Hits-On Flah-
erty. in two innings; of Lever In inninga
Time OF game, 215. Umpirea-Johnstone and KLEIN.
Attendance. I.OOn
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Toronto--Jersey City, 3; Toronto lnrst e.r.,
Jersey City. S; Toronto 4 gamer. e~'
1: Newark, / Second gane)
~ RoGhester-Proydenee s; Rochester. B.
Montreal. o; Baltimore. (sscond same). e~''