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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
Daily Stable Barred
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
TORONTO, Canada, September 30.--The
board of directors of the Ontario Jockey
Club. after thorough investigation OF the
running of Claude, the prize eampaigner OF
the Mike Daily stables, together with the
in-and-out running of several others of his
stable companions. noticeably Elliott, were
so dissatisfied that hereafter no entries will
be accepted from the DAILY stable
Last spring they refused the further en-
try of Judge. which was then running in
Days colors. Claude's race on the OPEN
ing day OF the meeting was far from salts
factory. and when he was betting choice
and heavily bet on he came back on Mon
day and won at odds of 10 to 1, the mat
ter was taken under investigation. with
the result that Mr.. DAILY was Informed that
no more entries would be accepted at the
Woodbine from him.
Claude Is eligible to start in stake race
here. and will be allowed to start in one at
any time II his owner sees fit to start him,
but ne is q persona non grata at Wood
bins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
CLOSING DAY ON
GRAND CIRCUIT

CINCINNATI, Ohio, September 30.-The
six-day meeting of the grand circuit races
at Oakley Park closed today with only a
fair crowd in attendance. 1t took five heats
to decide the 2:13 pace. the first event on
the card. Star Patch won the first and
second heats easily from Peachie Jubilee.
the favorite, finished sixth In the first and
fourth in the second heat. Jubilee easily
won the next three heats and the race.
Norris won the 2:10 trot in straight heats.
Only In the final heat was he extended,
when Brown Wilton came with rush at
the end and was only beaten a nose. Jim
Ferry finished third, a head behind.
The 2:16 class pace went to Harold
Brooks in straight heats in easy fashion
Dan p, the favorite finished second in the
first and second heats In the final heat
Black Patchen, after getting away badly,
came strong and took the place from Fred
Miller Dan p, the favorite, finished sixth
in this heat. Track fast. Summaries:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
BALTIMORE BEAT
WASHINGTON TEAM

The Baltimore Country Club yesterday de-
feated the Washington Cricket Club at
Chevy Chase In the final game of the sea-
son. The former club has met with unvary-
ing success this season, having won every
game and having met the strong elevens or
the Merton, Belmont and Philadelphia
clubs. The local club, in view of its recent
organization, has had very satisfa Glory
year, closing with a record of four victories
and six defeats. Yesterdays game looked
like Washington's, with eight Baltimore
wickets down for nineteen runs, but L. Is.
Mallinckrodt and II. B. Cole ulled it out by
knocking up 81 runs before the latter was
stumped. The score:
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Cornell Wins From Colgate.

ITHACA. N. Y, September 30--Corneli
defeated Colgate this afternoon by a score
of Il to IL. Rice made the first score for
Cornell in six minutes of play Halliday
kicking goal. but many substitutes later
weakened the team. Near the end of the
first half. Runge of Colgate made touch
down, Carter failing to kick goal. After
Martinez has scored for Cornell on a
man. for the visitors. made a sensational
eight-six yard run around Goodspeed for
another. Sloweil kicked goal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
LEHIGH DOWNED
BY PENNSY ELEVEN

PHILADELPHIA, September 30.-The
University of Pennsylvania opened the foot
ball season on Franklin Field today by de-
feating Lehigh by the score of 80 to O.
Pennsylvania scored "a points in the first
half of twenty minutes and added IL more
in the second half of fifteen minutes. Ban
kart missed one of the six goals.
With the thermometer lowering around
so the weather was anything but favorable
for foot ball and the intense heat made the
play slow and draggy after the first few
mil utes.
At no time was the Pennsylvania goal
in danger. Only two first downs were
scored by Lehigh and these were made
within three minutes after play began. The
Bethlehem boys were unable to hold Penn
sylvania's rushes and only once during the
game were they forced to kick.
Lehighs attempt at line buckfng was mis-
erably weak and her attempted end runs
were stopped before they got we'll under
way. Pennsylvania made most of her
gains through the line on rushes by Lam
son, Ziegler, Bennis Draper and Folwell.
There was an absence of fumbling which
has marked Pennsylvania play early in
the season during the last few years. The
teams lined up as follows:
pennsylvania Position Lehigh.
Draper zeser left tackle lssrgean Johnston
Torrey tBankartl center Dunn
ziegier tHobson) right guard Bachmau
I.ansen (Rooke, right tackle olcutt
Corson 1nby, qaafter f back neubensteIn ' Pyne
(Gfble) Qawyer)
Dennis right half back stocker
fBrumbacughI
Fclwen (Kinnard) full back RommeD Place
Touchdowns-Folwell t2), Lamson, Draper, Zieg-
Ter. Hobs0n Goals from tOuchdown-Corson t4),
Bergen. Princeton. Timekeeper~ Mccracken, Penn
sylyania. Time of haiyes-20 and 10 minutes each.
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Amateur Foot Ball.

The Rhode Island Methodist Sunday
school foot ball team, which was recently
reorganized for the coming season. has
been having some hard practice and Is now
ready to receive challenges from any team
in the District or Maryland averaging from
l55 to 140 pounds
Captain n. f.. Bradley had the entire
squad out yesterday on the grtdirOn at Sol
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ffage with the second team. All teams de-s
string to arrange games address Mr. Leroy
Champion. $50 N street northwest.
The Maury foot bali team. which had
such q successful season last year. would
like to arrange games with teams ayerag-
ing 123 pounds. Address r. r. Healy, 734
nth street northeast,
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Hyner has watched Whimsical and Burgo-
master and Yankee Consul run at Sleeps
head and Gravesend since he came down
from the Springs, but he win not agree that
any of them has anything on Mohawk H.
II the Roekton colt had kept his feet Hyner
believes he would have cleaned things up
in these parts He thinks that Mohawk IL
would have taken both the F'uturity and
the F'latbush. They were the races the
Sanfords wanted to win with him. Hyner
predicts that Mohawk III Will make the
best three-year-old out next year. Whether
Mohawk II becomes good three-year-old
or bad one, Metropolitan turf folk Will
not be able to tell right away.
There is quite a bit of talk as to who Hy-
ner's successor with the Sanford establish
ment will be. The Sanfords, by the way.
may take back Billy Hayward, their old
trainer Hayward Is a first-class man. 1t
was he who developed and trained the great
sprinter Chuctanunda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

Has a Big Bank Roll and is Looking
Around.
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 3d. Senator Pat
McCarren will have one of the largest race
ing establishments in the country next sea-
son. He has within three months spent
So. 900 Ia adding to his stable and has an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
SCHOOLBOY GOLFER
is NASSAU WINNER

NEW YORK. September 30.-In the final
round OF is-holes match play for premier
honors in the golf tournament of the Mas
sau Country Club, Glen Cove. l.. l.. today.
Jerome D. Travers of Nassau defeated Wal
ter J. Travis of Garden City. l.. l., by up
and 2 to play. The younger player Led
his opponent all the way. and although
one. the twelfth, which he got in 3 to 4.
Following are the results of the SEMI
finals and final rounds and the cards for
the latter.
Semi-finai round-waiter J. Travis. Gar
den City, beat Allan Lard, Washington. -
c., up and TO play. Jerome ID. Trayers
Nassau. beat Douglas Laird. Princeton
University. up and 5 TO play.
Final rourti-Trayers beat Travis by np
and to play.
The cards.
Trayers
Out ....-.......s4 a s-ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

SpeciaI Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. September 3o.-H. H. Hyner,
the man who got Caughnawaga ready for
his victories in the Saratoga handicap and
the Saratoga Cup. and who prepared Mo-
hawk III for his signal triumphs in the Sara
toga Special and the Hopeful stakes has not
made ARRANGEMENTS to train next year for
August Belmont as has been reported, Dut
he will this fall sever his connection with
the Sanfords. Hyner does not dislike the
Sanfords, and as far as he knows they are
satisfied with his training. II they are ols-
satisfied they must be very exacting per-
sons. for no man could have done better
with their horses these two seasons imam
Hyner has He has trained them well ana
placed them admirably. But to train for
the Sanfords man must remain some nlne
months in the year up In the Mohawk river
country. For natives who like 1t and nave
the inclination to get about among the peo-
pie such life Is fine. But Hyner never
cared a great deal for the country. He
likes to be about the races. He likes to
have bet down once in While. Hyner
has not said who he will train for when
he leaves the Sanfords. He probably does
not know yet. But 1t is safe to say that
no horseman of his skill Will long remain
idle He is the man who trained fast DICK
ever saw for his excellent performances in
the blue grass and sage brush country.
X
It was he who made a handicap horse
of old Caughnawaga. Caughnawaga was
useful campaigner before Mr.. Hyner took
him over, but he was not the kind of racer
discriminating students of form expected
to see win a Twin City handicap one year
and Saratoga another. Hyner showed
that he was no mean handler OF two-year-
olds by the way he trained Mohawk III. He
trained that shifty colt admirably. 1t was
not his fault that the son of Rockton did
not go to the post In the Futurity. He got
the best of attention after his splendid VIC
tory in the Hopeful. But he wrenched one
OF his legs in the stall and fell lame. He
might have run in the Futurity at that.
The reason he did not was that Gen. Ste
phen Sanford did not care to take a chance
with the best horse he ever bred at Hurrf-
can Farm.
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HAaERsTowN DEFEATED.
waynesboro Eleven Takes Academy
Boys Into Camp.

Special Dispatch to The STAR
TIAGERsTowN, Nd. September 3d.
Hagerstown Academy opened the football
season here this afternoon with the Waynes-
boro. Pa. eleven. the visitors winning by
the score OF 5 to o. Waynesboro averaged
fifteen pounds heavier than Hagerstown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

Touchdown, Deleplane; referee, Maisack, Hag-
erstown; umpire, Barr, Waynesboro'; tmekeepers,
Ridenour Hagerstown; Mccoy waynesboro': lines
men, Schuester, Hagerstown; Corbett, Waynes-
boro; time of halves, fifteen minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
Trainer H. H. Hyner

Xxx X, < ,is :,i':
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

Marion Wilkes will be started to break the
Brightwood trotting record to wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

Little Importance is attached to the story
sent to New York and Philadelphia papers
from this city last week that law will be
passed to prohibit betting at the coming
running meeting at Benning Such stories
as these are started previous to about every
meeting at Benning, but they have all turn
ed out wrong. as the latest one undeubt-
eddy will.
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Washington, D. C.. Aug. 3l-$ec- re,ary 9oaapwlc of the navy depart moul has ordered a court martial to uy Commander Lucien Young and En- sign Wade upon lae charge Of neglect Of duG. causing the explosion on board .1e runhoe. Bennington in San Diego harao- la."m"n.n by which nearly lo2 men wer, killed er injured.
 Vancouver, B. C., Sept. l-an Indian boy F wears cid murdered an Indian -nI yi is ,n a ranch iGJ miles north ot here last Saturday. The boy has been arrested.
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The session of the Seward Union Sunday School will be held in the read ing room on Fifth avenue, at l0:45 a. m.. until further notice. All are cord ially invited to attend.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS

Washington. D. C., Aug. 2S-Lcna Walton. noted womm operator at Some. a- given notice ot protest again, uc issuance of patent, t1 the Wild Coos. Mining Company for lands vn..ua.. estimated Co D, worth no,- ~.ay -.00.U.ouo She claims ,Hc -rom b. prior right
 Su Urn.-o. Aug 9, Schooner John H. .iror, which Ina, just arrived .... uumt- uu.ug wrrcNago O. the ..,. schooner uwr.orar,el or Cation island. ...r -aa., The Pearl sailed mort. u-. Em,uwl.a thuty-avo sa.L- os.mu fishermen mj had mo. since u... heard from. .r l, supposed that ."o. aa.Uwue .-r.
 Portland. ur.., Nug. 9, Claude E. wa.. -.. tEN-ouv.mor Thayor ol Oregon. las u.er indicted h tar fcd- .u un. .r- upon c.e charge of participation f. a.. frauds in t.e Til- ..... ... ..-..,, six year, ago. E.. ..~.. ,u.. Tn, oUca.s .r .. Lf.. .~>wmca Society .... .... ..r.# .r.u.>. l.ru inc .... a1. b. -... authorities oEJh. ur. ,.o corporation r - F.. ... ar"or officers. @ Wa-.. Aug. ., X .yrs. wi. Hc. -.n. over Ea-... r n-. yesterday caused rnou-- ...- ..u."m- .rma-. n grain u. m.. u.-. u..,,..mm.mn.. u...- ...- .. ...-.. ....-a- ... .- Y.
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The Gospel Mission reading room is open at all hours. Mission services every Sunday evening at s o'ctocN iron building on Fifth avenue.
 L. B. Sly, Missionary.
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NOTICE OF r0GnaTCHE
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MTomEaqn2c 2c&c"n Cy@o~~ct'a no.r..
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STEAMSHIPS o"#'} }NMI Victoria. la".a., '.|.. 'inI-.. ST1l .'~ .@}.- .',. ....a1 .".. Nome iu.clG.auia,, Io.'...a., san F'.ro.o.
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 call on E. T. GRAY, Ag. Pier No. l. Seward. A.s.w
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Total cases to date

deaths thnty-ouc. Total cases to date l7}3: deaths, l55.
 Fairbanks, Aug. % -VictcrSwmson, "Jbo Flying Swcde," was drowned in tine Sa'chal,c, river a few days ago. New York, Aug. 3o The Chinese Development Company, whose chief stockholders and managers are J. r. Morgan and other leading American capitalists, has sold the umkow rail- road Co thc Chinese government for 5>5.00D. China has throutcncdto cau- eel the franchise of tho roadaud on the advice of President Roosevelt the sale wa, made ou China's terms The prop- .r.y is worth muahmore ,hen the price paid.
 Washington, D. C., Aug. 30 It has been officially reported here that Mis-, Alice Roosevelt, and several others of the Taft party will visit the Chinese imperial court at pclm. American Minister GockhiII cable, that the boy colt of American goods i, suh,iding aud he believes the visit orAli,, Roo,o- welt will have good effect in rcsro"- ing friendly feeling.
 Seattle. Nua 30- Philip Ross, a young .aioouhocpor at Norrys,owu in Chi, county md hi, wife were murder ed in ,no ram of the ,aloon where they live. ,.nHay nigH The place was raAauH and then burned over their bodies. The munl.rers are unknown. Wasu.r-ron, D, C. Aug, 30 The oc.m~. .. ru. -n rhi, morning wa. mnm"rl..n n this latitude mJuo,hmg .. fmr.u... was learned from t0. .m- n.r.. Nau.a.'odr.norO- .... ...a rc..r.H from point, farther ... ... ..'m,. Has ,'ul ..... w..r.. N.r. The aody ".. .". .n ... ..0 who lived
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ra0wBRpGz. .ercl on N3owlcHE". T5r
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Elliott Stewart. foreman o' ln" Gate way composing room. was well ace quainred with lu. Mcnue-. both being member, of tn. same Nuigu. Q. 'g..- ias lodge at B.1.n-ham. Iy states that since the lodge was instituted April 2l, 1890, AJr. McIaues is the se.- ond member lost by death and the nr-. was killed in railroad accident.
 Seattle, Aug. 3l-AIazandar Nar- land, a Seattle pioneen died as,crduy at the age of G years.
 Fairbanks, Alaska, Aug. The earlier estimates of the sawon's gold output in the Panama district whicl placed the total at @G,G0o,oo0, seem likely to receive confirmation from the actual receipts. The total i, now not far from tha, figure.
 The popullti of the Tanaaa di- trict is now .imated at .2,G09.
 Priest River, Idaho, Aug, 3l-Fire das. yed i'll and a large quantity of lumber an] l.gs belonging to Ne White Pine Lumber Company ,fiere yesterday. The loss was .275,96O.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
Emigracya zydoWska.

Nap}yw emigrant6w do A.
meryki doszedf W kwietniu
rb. do %najwyzszej cyfry; jed
nego dnia wyladowa}o ich az
10000. Stwierdzono, re W ro-
ku biezacym liczba emigran-
tow zydowskich jest W og6]e
znacznie wieksza, niz W la
tach poprzednich. Ostatni
rok sprawozdawczy podaje
liczbe zyd6w, przyby}ych do
Ameryki, ma 89,442; emigran-
ci pochodza p~rzewaznie Z ma
szych stron (68, 536); z samej
Galicyi ~wyjecha}o jeszcze
16,507 zyd6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
Wojak japo6ski zebrakiem.

W Brielen W Holandyi
%schwycono W tych 'dniach
pewnego japohczyka prey ze-
braniu. z papier6w jego wy
nika1o, re jest 28-letnim le-
KAREN, - kt6rego dyplom
by} W najlepszym porzadku.
Wojowa} W armii Kurokiego
i bill sic pod Liaojanem. Ar
tyku}, krytykujacy ostro ME
kt6re urzadzenia W s4uzbie
ambulansyjnej, kt6ry sic
kr6tko potem ukaza}, przy-
pisywano jemu. Ably uisc
zasadzeniem przez sad wo-
jenny uciek} do Marsylii z
1000 frank6w W kieszeni.
Sumo te straci} a PREY aresz-
towaniu znaleziono u niego
tylko IS cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
Z}OdziejstWO "czynOWnik6W
}aDOWnik6W mOSkieWS-
kiCh.

Pismo Wo}oziskij Listok
poda} w%iadomost, re fabry-
ka Gneista ofiarowa}a 5 ty-
siecy funt6w tytoniu ola woj-
ska rosyjskiego W MandzU-
ryi. Tyto6, jako podarek ME
podpadal op1acie ella i wy
s}ano go ola uzytku zo}nie-
rzy. Tymczasemzarzad fabry-
XII dowiedzia} sic, re 6w ty-
ton wcale ME doszed} do rak
zolnierzy - tylko W Charbi-
ME W skladach kupieckich
by} ~sprzedawanym. Zarzad
fabryki zamierza} to sprawe
z!odziejstwa seigac, ale mic
ME wsk6ra, DO tam co jeden
wyzszy, to wiekszy nwor"
.czyli z}odziej = a ma}o jest
rzetelnych. !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
Tykiety exkursyjne do jeziora
Washington .(St. Peter, Eagle
Lake w Kasota).

Sprzedawane beda przez kolej
North Western pc znlzonych cenach
przez scion )atowy z Winony - "
piatkl i soboty do Kasota pc $40
= do. St. Peter pc $4l5 do Eagle
Lake pc 3.75 "a tykiet zwrotnv z
uvzglednleniem powrotu al do ma
stepnego wtorku = do Kasota
pc S6.55- St. Peter po Sc. IS,
do Eagle Lake pc Sc 90 "a tykiet
zwrotny Z ograniczeniem powrotu
" przeciagu trzydziestu dni.. To-
wienie .okuni i szcupak6w jest bar
dzo dobre W tym pieknym jezlo.
RE i us}uga ola rybak6w z obfi-
tYm zapasem k6dek it'd. jest goto
wa. Nowoczesne hotele i rozmaite
wycieczki wzdtuz jeziora, z paro-
VEN jachtem dodane do powabu.
O blizsze info m zg}osic sic do
sgent6w kolei Chicago North We.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
Tykiety Exkursyjne do je-
ziora Shetel Tracy Mimi.

Sprzedawane beda przez kolej
North Western 20 znizonych CO..
mach przez sezon latowy z Wino-
ny W piatki i soboty pc sos "a ty.
kiet zwrotny ogroniczeniem POI
wrotu W przeciagu trzydzlesty dni
Jeziorc Shetel jest pieknem miej-
seem latowych i jesiennych Wy.
cieczek, gdzle n~ajlepsze rybostwo
i po1owanie MONA znalesG, kuro-
patew. bekas6w, kaczek l gesl bar
do wiele. Dobry hotel i sta]nia "a
bardzo umiarkowanem wynagro-
dzeniem. Do nastepujacych jesior
doiecha6 MONA z ]ego miejsca
Jezioro Current. ]ezioro slegel, je-
ziore Fremont, jezlore Sarah, je-
zloro Bear, Long Lake, Buffalo
Lake, Iron Lake, Beauty Lake,
Willow Lake,. jeziaro Isabella i
Clear Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
Dowcipny zbieg.

2 za}ogi wojskowej UNI
kna1 pewien zo}nierz W. dry
lichowem ubraniu, czapce,
bez pa}asza. w poniedzia}ek
zjawi} sic u so}tysa W No
winach i z Gala pewnoscia
siebie oswiadczy1s re wys}a-
no go W pogo6 "a dwoma
zbieg}ymi zo}nierzami z Cru
dziadza. Soltys, niczego sic
ME domy6lajac, wystawi} mu
po6wiadczenie, 10 byl rzeczy-
wiscie " Nowinie. Ztamtad
zbieg TIDAL sic do Ostrowskiej
kepy, gdzie u pewnego po-
siedziciela napi} sic kawy i
cd tel chwili Slad wszelki pc
MIN vaginal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
e%xkursyjne do Clear
. Lake (Waseca, MIMI

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