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SECOND oAMR
ASSAULT on THE UMPIRE.
Johnsteue q National League STAR AZ.
tackled by -Four Men.

Umpire Johnstone Of tho National League
stan had lively time for . few minutes
yesterday a. he was on his way to the Polo
Grounds. He was assaulted by q quartet
Of young fellows midway between the ele-
waited station and the Polo Grounds entrance,
and after being knocked down ard punched
several times. arose and put his assauants
to flight. Johnstone's version Of the affair
AZ ne walked OF the elevated platform
70 the runway leading to the Polo Grounds
the gate at the head Of the runway.
~ there any game to-day. fellows3. no
said to them, there being some doubt about
the playing Of the game on account OF the rain.
They did not reply. the umpire says, and. tho
gate being shut. he won't down the steps to
ths , street tisH- e e. e., u2 to the erouGds The
made threatening remarks and called him
down. punched and kicked several times,
He scrambled to his feet. knocked one OF
the men down. and they scattered and ran
back toward i6Sth street.
Johnstone went on UP To the Polo Grounds
and related tie occurrence. He had
swollen lip. and was bruised about the fore
head and on the arm. where he said he was
They attacked me from the rear, he said
OF them they ram
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EILD MINT WINS TWIN CITY.
kEENE'S COLT MAKES FAST TIME
ON A HEAVY TRACK.

cumming water Takes Great Filly Stakes
for Woodford Clay--Mintja, Diamsua
Flush, Lssd Badge aad klsmesAa Ave-
Successful on shsepshoad Course.
james r. Keene's VIVID Mint ran remark
able rsoe IN the $4,000 Twin CITY Handicap.
pne mile and q quarter. At Sheepshead Bay
yesterday. Over Q heavy track b lsd .
high class nald at smashing paoe and hum
ip 2:0s rs for the distance. Wild Mint was
gener ally Ignored by the smart players because
OF a belief that no could not run In tbs mud.
land Is q result he went UP to 10 70 I. He car
ried io7 pounds and had Nicol 10 the saddle.
Proper vas the fsvorits At 8 70 2,vith Dusain
at 4 to 1, and Dave Johnaon's Joaquin, an
sas as good a. left at the post. while Wild
xint WA on like shot. setting fast pace
rom the outset. followed by Joaquin, Cairn-
korm and First Mason. In the order named. -
they ran up the bachstretch, with the others
Failins. Wild Mlst was % full o. ru9nins
uerters In AIS IS. seven fYIiopss n i:2s s,s
ssasin ssd %sIrns@m ~ aSis' ISs Z. f mr.
via Mint si to drive by .hsii : length. Bull:
Sss sSas ssfa s E: ::ss e :hp
e.d: ctafhnsE.sa; p e I9oy ,SIr Up y. Il
20 st6s back; PyspsT Y. fourth. Hs, n, ;.sI !
Xho was severely licked and cut At the post
'sa a 'shs e: o,iss sy 20 ~:
ss' sSftS 'sn sss sso!e sn after Il
the way TO the last fey jpnpS wa csuphs sn n
hs R snsh " ..sr eoSp.d
water. sna when he began 70 Iss Sasyy e ne
y :ss ss ssa'h ssi SGI
apder .ss shP sn sbSt IN
3s?s: :sss S:;:: z
srss.. se!z,: z. vs. .,.: :sss IL tho
oSs; dys aHdS ham fu5ten a E Sny SsT.a
mile pole and under Vigorous .rlds from
.as:a vG' ss isnfts .es ~ i:ss .s
S Ssf hslf lgs.h, WIN Rspsa|n. sOod
'h Re-. 81 ss sfF ' 1sshss srs u,A
ITO /. proved surprise IN the handh'ap Tor
S.%s: q: led & ons tin: sy ., fhsSP des: s
sna s:s o anplsesd Then Perrns osns on
and Stn Rs %fA sn and re fdS
respNctlvely separated by q small margin.
Ginette, Who closed fevorite. could mot I'M
track herself. while Druid. second choice.
wild horse IN the nth race. one mile and
81 siI lengths in 2Oa. Blennanwo1th, who
ran second. was disqualified by the stewards
for cutting Of several horses on the lower
Jennie MoCabe. 10 TO 1. With YerksdEe Lad.
to /, who was In all sorts OF pocketA. third.
The last race. at q ndls. s4d I sit1esnth
iavorite. who led al the way and Won by
three parts Of 4 length from Bryan. second
Shoisss with s9Hssho en-. me sop
iavorites lost The summaries:
FLEET RA0.
s:ll,ss %.,aea "oyssTf ~ 200 s64 S a.:
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= star; voa diving: VIVA Nin,, b. 0. .. by
ton-MiaS Cake; swaed by Jsmss r. 1Kesne:
d BY james Rowe.
YfPrU RACE.
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International Chess.
Special Cable Dsspoieh 70 tn. suu

SpsetoI Cable Dsspdteh 10 TIl Sun.
bAhMRN. Germany. Aug. s0.-Wtth the ex-
ception OF the game between Marocxy and
Gottschall. all the games Of the nnsl round
OF tho International chess masters tourns-
ment were decided to-day. The chief prize,
however, depends upon the unfinished game
which will he played out tomorrow. To.
gays results we're: JanoWskl won from
Sohlechter, Marshall defeated John. Bern.
sste1n ,doNsS Bardsleben. Wolf drew With
s9rtn drew wit6 suechting and Xsph 3FSv
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ANOTHER BLOW FOR GRIFFITH.
DETROITS TRIP UP NEW YORK
AMERICANS AGAIN.

Their Fourth Straight Defeat In the west
Leaders Beat the Clevelands, Bostsul
whitewash ct. Louis and washinstsnl
and Cshcages Play IL Inning Tie
drmths hopes suffered another blow
Yesterday when the New York Americans
lost In Detroit. their fourth straight defeat
ip the West. Tho Philadslphlas siren thened
their position By defeating the Cievelands.
Chicago At tho Same time playing q fifteen
inning To with Washington. Tho Bostons
handed the Browns another shut-out. The
results:
Detroit, 3, New Ysrk, o.
Philadelphia. o: Cleveland. 2.
Chicago. I; Washipgtoa, I.
Bosteu, 4: O.. Lens, O.
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SADIE MACS BIG STAKE.
Wins Rsgcr WMiams Trotttns Event In
Straight Heats.

PROVIDENCE. Aug. so.-with the aas trot
untouched and the 7:7S pace unfinished, rain
brough to-day's meeting Of tho Grand Cir
omit to q close this afternoon. The prin-
clpai event OF the day. the Roger williams
s., 900 stake. went in straight heats to Sadie
Mac. who was q strong fayorlte; Tho whole
light in this race was for second place, Lady
Gal, Hamilton taking second money. Turley
'n In; " unfinished Park Brew. carried over
from yesterday. brought . surprise: ,Aller-
while EdTin 8; .old ~ to i: 4! q. 9iss
break, the hrst that the gray horss he'd I'd made
Edwin C. coming In several len gths ahead
and winning arst money.
In the 2i0 pace. Perupa. tho foyonte. won
In straight heats. In the second heat. for
repeatedly heading the pole horse. Tyson.
driving Cafeenoi McEwen. drying Texas
Rookef;; and PrssdyL driving I'd 0ee,s: were
On the neIt trial Starter Newton called the
same drivers up again. and fined them $50
apiece. He also hned Davis. who drove
he Snn s Ssa, -: Rscss A.! Int. 9sssn
to Albuts, Winning the third, however. after
Q great drive. Summaries
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ATLANTIC YACHTS WIN.


The second race between the 2i-foot race
shouts OF the Larohmont Yacht Club and the
Class Q boats Of the Atlantic Yacht Club was
sailed yesterday afternoon. Tho At lantio
boats, More Trouble and Cockatoo H.. fln-
ishsd nrst and seco nd; the Cricket and Nora
were beaten. In points this gave the More
Trouble and Cockatoo H. each. tho Nora
S and the Cricket .. 90 the Atlantic yachts
men win the prizes for the two boats making
the best score In the two races.
fne breeze from the west-southwest
favored the yachts at the start. and this
freshened and backed to the west before
the race ended. 1t gave the boats good
test In strong weather. The race was OF
more than ordinary interest because 1t was
bstween bosts built for racing and boats
built under the new rule. The Cricket and
Nora are practically racing machines. The
More Trouble and Cookatoo II. are Of good
cruising type. with large displacement for
boats OF their size. The latter bosts succeeded
In beating the racing machines. although
many good Judges thought tho result would
DO different.
g.. T.. S. Ssos; :h e ~ e IF az: s
70 the Craven ,Shoal buoy. and then home.
miles In. all. The. starting, signal was made
q sos o'clook: and the boat. crossed the line
sGcf ''SSi t a a0Ta Mess
Trouble improved her position at onoe., She
but soon, dreS cis.I. 'Ths ssoond ieE ws;
Ss9sss 4 her Ss:s 1s on hi: pons q Sailing
home marx were: More Trou Bic. s:i2:aS;
Cricket. sAs:Ss; Nora. sAsbs; Cookatoo H..
They jibed at the homo mark. and then
the Cricket. Cockatoo and Nora put up q
light worth witnessing. The Cockatoo grad
second mark thsss three wers almost on. even
terms. They ran home. and at the home
On 20 third round Tie tscistoc took the
position made the Atlantic boats victorious.
The rsos Vas enc Of the most hotly contested
Of tbs, season. " is probable that several
the season ends. The summary:
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CHICAGO. Aug. so.-An offer Of $4,000 for
Major Delmar. the champion trottlng geld
ing. with record Of 1SsK. was made to-day
by H. M. Hanna Of Cleveland and refused
msmbsr Of the Gsvsisnd Driving .daS, irem
n Tie ecid CUP rscs 81 the Isteroity msSISSe
tomorrow ct Warrington psrk.
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T0.DAYs CARD FOR sHEEPsHEAD
Respers Stakes and Dash Stakes Arc the
Attractions,

Water Light will probably rule the choice
In the Respers Stakes. for three year-olds.
at mile and three-sixteenths. to DO run at
the Bay to-day. although he must give weight
to Kehailan. Coy Maid. Ganara and oliver
Cromwell A big field has been named for
tho Dash Stakes for two-year-oids. Ave fur.
longs. Futurity course, with Yankee Consul
meeting Timber, Belmsre. Sir Huron. Kuroki,
Athlete and other good youngsters.
Maiden twe-ysar-oh hllles will run IN the
first race. At Ave furlQngs. Blvouac, Bribery
and Meddil1s Daisy having chances. Rose;
event for ali ages, at SIX furlongs, with Shot
Gun 70 beet. A poor lot have been named
TO 80, In the Hampstead Cup steeplschase.
the srsss Ths Boutb erner. Ascot Belle Posses-
siQp and Novena may 60 well. The entries
follow:
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WRIGHT WINS TENNIS FINALS.
Defeats Hobart in Straight Sets and Tackles
Ward To-day,

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. so.-Beals c. Wright
Of Boston won the finals Of the all corners
sin gies tennis tournament to-day. defeating
in straight sets the runner up. Clarence
Hobart. and thereby earning the privilege Of
going against Holcombe Ward tomorrow
In the cha mpdonship challenge matoh
Wrights win of the biggest lawn tennis
tournament this couptr has ever known
was not achieved along any fowery bed
Of ease by any means. but only through q
series Of contests. aided by only one default.
He has had by far the hardest row to hoo
OF any OF the players. aad has sgnally dis
tinguished himself
Wright's victory to-day was the result Of
the hsady game he played. combining. with
aiertness and % eed, ability to send hts re-
turns over With so much force and precision
that Hobart could not handle them effectively
This style Of play forced Hobart into errors,
more espe clally In the line Of outs. thou Oh his
drives into the net figured prominently in
his downfall as we'll. the result being that,
though he had . slight advantage over his
opponent In tho number OF points earned
in placed shots. he pcrpatrated errors that
bore 10 those or Wright the ratio OF about
Wright was aggressive at tbs net, except
when forced back by Hobart's long drives.
and was not infreauently passed handsomely
by the other PLAYER. For that 10 generally
made up BY s!sushterlnf from that vanta sc
point with a cut-oh stroke. or else ,volleying
With c.pts judgment jpb6t cut q his oppon-
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simplex wins In Motor Boat Race.

O. N. HAmilton's New York entry In the
FrontenAo racing carnival. completely out
olassed her rivals this afternoon. winning
the second beat 81 tie big free for all BY .
m..nn q twelve r., %p!nSts:; Ths . , mcnsssr
RunsT ssosr. ths Rcms. Which ye.erday
won h,st hoaoTs. 60, Long. George Hss-
as ssd 70 is "a the
Invlese, the gold challenge cup racer Of the
EyertSn Yacht Club, again proved winner.
Clayton Yacht Club, BY 81 seconds. The en-
trifs Ia this event finished in the folio wing
$Edss.' ii.yis,:s. Reyrsston Club: Teal: csytsn
tsoSs Cub; Qspard Dayton Cub; Rochester,
1oSAessG Ysehs CUB. The onal heats OF
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Observation-Disclosures
- e "a Ss;s:.Ssis:ss: J; ~, 6':.slsssss. -
Three base hit-Stahl,. saorinos his-bavth Tan
neh!ll. Dunaon, Knoll: Stolen Ssse..AnaenSn:
o q nT7s Y: 81 Tewns.ad :. pouSs pl.y1knoi&i
and 80 minutes. Attendanos-S.<oo.
BOSTON "a. L.. I; u. LouIs "a. L., o.
81. LouIs, Aug. So.-Ths Bcstons again whits.
washed the Browns 70 day. The score:
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CLEVELAND,
'Batted for Moore Ia the ninth.

sBAtted TOT 00oF0 u tue ninth.
PsxssHSi SSSGG.GG
Two base hit.rurnsr. Three base h!!s.Hon.
on Moore. !. Stolen bsses-bGy. Murphy N.
Powers. Hoffman ny By pitchsr-ny fiaak. !;
en on bssss-oievsisnd, i; fSiisa sipAS. l.. ssssoE
out-By Moore, 5: BY Pank,s. uHptre-Sheridan.
CHICAGO "a. L., 1: WARRINGTON, /
CHICAGO, Aug. 0-Chicaeo and washngton
played fifteen innings 10 . draw this afternoon.
Of spectacular plays 81. beth teams Al error BY
Hickman was responsible for ssTun y the nrst Ia
when c. Jones reached nrst on . force out stole
second took third on . high throw By sullivan and
could tally Tho soors
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sO-Fsstsrs RAGS On the Sound.

Seven Of the New York Yacht Club So-footers
entered In the tournament race Of tho Indian
Hsrbor Yacht Club which was sailed yesterday
aftsrnoon ON the Sound. The wind IVES
light from the southwest. and Il was late
whom the yachts finished. Tho course Vss
from Captain's Island to Execution llght
.s ps xss cent "a q s sas e; I'D
&yn.d ~ 6. %. IsstlH, The Affair Won Won.
RahiAdt Ard a. W. and 4. 9. Hsnon %IN an III
h dnd y. y, Aksrs Alera and Adee Bros.
bye. The winners will meet In tie ssocrd
round to-day. The summary: '""u
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eeSStss!sos1o; . o.
First base on errors--chieago. Left on bases. 8.
Boston. g. Chicago, L. First base on balls-Oh
Fraser, 2: on Briggs 5. Struck out-By Fraser. q
by BIggs, 4 Two base hit-Tenney sacrihos
Tenncy, Killing. Sagle. Tinker. Delehanty. Wild
ptch-Bnggs, 1. Umpre--Baucswine. Tlmo-l
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Slated for CHESHIRE IL the ninth inning iran
for MCGUIRE In the ninth inning.
Rev Rs;'e Ys cri::::::::::::::s SiSsSos -
Two base h!ts.MoIntyre Cobb. sohaeter Sac.
on bsls--o9 Mullen. s. OF chesbro. :, Struck
eg9s.Ry MSjisn y cessS,o Double - Play
Detroit, !: New YORK, 0. Stolen bsses-Sohsefer,
Chase Umpire-O' Loughlin. TIme-3 hours and
. minutes. Attsndance-l.60o. -
PHILADELPHIA "a. IL, o.: CLHvELAFp. ,.
CLEVELAND. Aug. So-Stupad base running,
errors and Moore's lack Of control proved the
Maps downfall to-day and rave The entire SORES 70
the Philadelphia. The score:
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SosroN IN. L., O. CHICAGO IN. L.. I.
BOSTON, Aug. So--Tho Cubs were unable 70 hit
Fraser 10 any extent To- day. their single run being
due 10 . wild throw by him; A hi! Two bases on
balls. an error by King and an Outheld ny In tho
siGhth gave Boston the nee cssAry runs The tcore.
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=fe5a;; D9SSls Pl1I.Spoliiss .Pa Fsia; iii
Glade, d By Tannlhlil, g. Left on bASss-ei. Louis.
8; Boston. II. umpires-oonnoHs asd MCCARTHY.
Timo-i hour and b minutes.
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Oames soheduled fer rs-nax.

NATIONAL L1AaUn.
Philadelphia In New York.
AAnnloAh LEAGUE.
Nsy York IN pstrott; Boston b q. Lou,s: phi,s.
delphiA IN Cleveland.
1ASYWN L1A9uA
ss .s ssi s:sssas s 49,. |. xs.'s'
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

Trotting mare, Narooni laid IN over a ysar Nth
nSnghonc. nIed and blisterod with no result: used
=, had roam marc with two spiin0-dsad lame
souS nsr with ve-the -Hons; Goes perfectly
S9o: al dealers. Send for copy Of guSrsntes
ooosIet on 81 lameness and letters.
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hoRSEMEN-VeteF,nary Pi1ine. scientific ONT.
men, ens quickly eures scratches mud fever. speed
SIC poStps!d 2sc.;. Eusranteed. VsiuabiS booIiss
tree. PI4lNE CHEMICAL CO., Dept. K, Troy, NY.
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TURF.
TURF.
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

sf AS 2f % pssRa 5sS k.p .sns
iaIo i2Ao iaSo 100 Parior Car Train. iao iSo.
sio, TS9' $40 D. M Take fcrryboat foot whitehall
GTonnssetin{ at 9Sth st., Brooklyn. 80 minutes by
,nSoh Rapid Transit. All Brooklyn Trolley cars
MahsieT direct 70 track. Concert by Lander.
Grand stand. -; Ladies, 81 .SOi Fisli stand. u.
NEW YORK TRANSPORTXTiCN COHP;Y.
Lol. 1ScO columbus. toth st. and 8th Ave.
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Totals...% eA II
S 5ss;ss Sa!. ..:::::::::; $685. %
First base on errors-Jersey City. ,: Left on
bases-Jersey City. q Rochester, II. First base
On b.lls-0G olmstsad 8: on Walters. 2; Struck
eut-By walters, .. Three base hltswSteelman.
rit. Smith, Manning. Stolen bases-Yancey.
CLANCY. Double play-Payne and MoConnen.
Hit by pitcher-By Olmstead, !. Wild pitch-Olm :.
stead UmpiEss-Zimmer and Conway. T1ms-2
hours. Attendance-420.
NHwARK, Q: MONTANA, o.
MONTREAL, Aug. S0.--Jones's triple following
Swandsrs single and . slip By Louis Hartman
scored Newark's two runs In the sixth and won tho
RAme, Tho score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Bsstons Win From Chicagos-Thres Came
Postpoaed by Rain.

On account OF rain and wet grounds there
were no games In New York. Brooklyn and
Philadelphia yesterday. The Bostons played
and defeated the Chioagos and also thrust
the Quiesoeut Brooklyns back to last place.
nostou, .; Chicago.l.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
J1Rs8Y CITY

| ROCHESTER,, D: JKhskY CITY, Z.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 30.-Rochoster punched four
his In the eighth inning o-dsy. which Melted
| them TIRES runs and the game. The score
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Tho standing Of the leading teams to might.
nth the l, 900 yards slow fire and two Skin
nj N In he finished Ia as follows:
Yorks SCORES up TO this stage are:

Rhode Island 7,lSS: Pcnnsylvanla, 2,kS0: Maine.
:,l1s: United States Cavalry. 2A22: District OF
Columbia, 7.%iG Massachusetts,. 2<lG Wisconsin.
7,%0.
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nessSeA rsls OssssAA rs-Aay. ?. =.
NH O'ssss ~. SAilsdslphis. An. =.
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Other Baaebau Cameo

Other HaaeoAn Games.
AZ Pennin ston- Pennington, .: Nesbiing L
HUDSON River LeaSuo.
Al Patsrson-Psterson, O. Hudson ..
A. Poughkespaio-Rain.
New Ysrk State League.
No games, rain.
Connecticut League.
An ssmes postponed. rain.
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AZ Ainssspclis-rsys -os,spbss. 8; Mn
neApois. o. Second game - AlnneApolh
Columbus, 4.
A. .. Paui--St; Paul. q. .Toisde, D.
Az Observation-Disclosures Q; HuWauhe>
Al Kansas city-Lousvilie, Z: Kansas City,
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New Yerk state LeAgue.
New England League

New England League.
A. oouoord-First % ms-Hsvsrhlli, .; Concord, 1.
Second GAme-Conoofd. s. AaveYhilI, 1.
Al FAN Rysr.FtIss g.HmesnraM RiyG. =: Tann.
As Lynn.F!s sAms.Lynn, :; Nashua. 1.
lawrence. D. Second Ssns-Nsw BsdfOrG !:
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DAsebAn NOtes,

Four Of the six games In three cayp which e..
lost by one run. - N~e~so Wefs
=, Tns Philedephias, who have not ban =, No.
st 0ss anoe we season vas In It, infancy Udi nS,
norm q The Peao Grounds to-day. WI" pof'
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A. Msmphis-Nemphis. q: Atlanta, O.
A. Birming m-Blrmingham, .: Qtus Rock. q,
A 9s,is .SsSsn,sams.yp N9savil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-31

Time, I:lS5S
Good start; won driving; Running Wsv.1. b. or bY.
4. J. by Sr DiSon-BreekVatsr; ownsds0y WOOD
ford Gay: trained BY Z. Brooks.
FOURTH RACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-31

Good start; Won easily; Kiamesha. br.. 4. .. by
Esner-RcnectloR: owned ~ the Oneck btsble
trained by ". H. KarIick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-31
oIXTu RACE,

'or three year ODDS saA upYArdi 90 sdded
mile and 4 sixtssnth on 90 turf; 49,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-31

Time, I:Il II,
BY 81. 1ulisa-aolden Tide: owned by RlW. Nelson:
trained by @. Butler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-31
FIHT LAO
ss e.. e: ss4. go 80 A.


Good start: won easily: Minta, b. Q. ?,bZ Klnley
|N4ck-FloTeatiA: owned by FfAak j. Farrell:
ItGAned BY z. u. Weir.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-04-04
Lewiston Man Electrocuted.

Lewiston, Idaho, April .. - Fred
Justice, lineman for the electric
light company, was killed instantly
this afternoon by touching a high
power line carrying 1900 volts.
Justice, in company with Norman
Allen, another lineman was working
ON a pole forty feet above ground ON
eighteenth street, and was at the time
of the accident fastened yshis safety
straps. While working ON one wire
his left elbow touched the high power
line. This made short circuit, the
full charge entering his left arm and
escaping from his right hand to the
wire on which he was working. Allen
reached for his companion as he re
oeived the shock and immediately jerk
ed him free. But it was too late
Death must have been instantaneous
as the victim made but one groan.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-04-04

Mixed, for Pendle-
l2sD ls.m. ton and intermedi- z.
late points.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-04-04

II would have been incredible brutal
ity il Chas. #. Lemberger, of Syracuse,
N. Y, had not done the best he could
for his suffering son. "My boy he
says, scut fearful cash over his eye,
so applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
which quickly healed it and saved his
eye" Good for burns and ulcers, too.
Only Csc at McBrides drug Store
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-04-04
s:57 am.

Mixed train wallal
7:O5 p. m. walla and fnterme.
diate points.