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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

For Rent-FFurnished room with
bath. Gentleman only. Apply at
COZ west Spear street. meow
.Wanted:-A load of nut pine or
limb wood: amply this office.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

present. nothing could be more ap-
prcpriate. and if you send our Or
tain CT getting the best quality A
large consignment Of wines and Ii
quors. the good old kind that tickles
the throat, has just been receiv ID
by Mir Livingston for the holiday
trade. Send him your order instead
of getting an inferior grade else
where
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court Of the First
judicial District OF the State Of Ne
vada in and for the County Of Ormsby
Estate Of Frances Cochran,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

Dick Bright has two Of the best
mixologists in the business attending
to the desires of his friends at the old
corner
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OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
Ormsby County, Nevada.

To the Honorable, the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners Gentlemen:
In compliance with the law, l here
with submit my quarterly report show
ing receipts and disbursements of
Ormsby County. during the quarter
ending Sept. 80, 1906
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

DRY PASTURAGE-1OO acres OF
dry pasture. Stock 81 uead a monln.
Apply at this office. u
Ladies shampooIng and massage,
electric apparatus, private rooms, Ar
Iington Barber Shop.
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DINING ROOM CLOSED

The dining room at Shaw's Springs
has been closed to the public until
further notice as it is impossible to
accommodate outtide guests until the
new building is completed. Baths
may be secured as before. olt2
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Receipts
Balance in County Treasury at
end Of last quarter. ;. .$27,345 625s
From County Licenses. 1873 q
Gaming Licenses ...... 1861 90
Liquor Licenses ....... 324 30
Fees of County officers. =. 1881 IS
Rent couny bldg. ....... 282 so
Poll taxes ............ 1875 90
Personal property tax 80. 844 Is
S. A. A. of State School money
400 90
Cigarette licenses ....... ~ 80
Slot machine licenses. a72 60
Del. Taxes I'd. ms. 1885,. 81 Is
H. Dieterich .......... 100 90
John Wagner. acct. H. Dieterich
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 294 90
Lyon county, keep Of c. B.
Hail .............. IL %
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Balance cash In county treas
ury Oct. l. 1906. $1,000 SITS
Respectfully,
]. G. ELLIS, Auditor
RecapituIation
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Brent to Race Harley.

Tonight there will be triple bill In the
big rink at the Reservoir. Mr. JOHN p.
Brent has consented to race Eddie Harley
one mile. After the race Brent will give
an exhibition In fancy skating on only
four rollers. taking both sets of rollers
on the rear part Of his skates, With the
two front rollers OF each skate he viii
60 through ill the many graceful forms
Of skating which he has exhibited here
ttorore on the eight rollers. Following
the skating exhibition, there will be u
promenade contest for about eight or
ten couples This is pdmltpdly the
most graceful and pleasing movement in
skating, and the sight OF a number Of
skilled skaters competing In the prom
enade step will In itself be worth more
than the admission price-five cents-to
say nothing Of the other features,
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Circuit Court.
CHARTERS GRANTED.
The Corporation Commission Au-
thorizes Number Of Concerns.

The State Corporation Commission has grant.
cd tho following charters:
Charlottesville Hardware Company (1nc.),
Charlottesville. G. II. Walker, president; j.
Payne Carroll, vice. president; A. N. Adams,
secretary and treasurer: r. u. Yowell; all OF
Charlottesville Capital. 100000.
Bank OF Bristol Gnc), Bristol, Patrick lia-
gnn. president, Huntington: T. G. Adams first
ce-presldcnt; q. u. .Nlchels, second vice
president; Charles r Hagnn, third vico-prcs-
dent; w. w. wood all Of Bristol. Capital.
10000.
Tidweatcr Pleasure Park Company (1nc.).
Portsmouth. ]. G. Curling, president; George
". Curling, vice-presldcnt; II. A.. v. Parker.
secretary and treasurer; all OF portsmouth.
Capital, $1,000.
o. P. Hare Drug Company (1nc.). Petersburg.
T. F. Knock president; w, u. Poole. vices
president; @. l.. Guthrie. secretary and treas
urer; all OF Petersburg. Capital, sl5,otV.
E Cole-Brand Real Estate Company tInc.),
Norfolk. Joseph Brandt. presidents w. p y.
Colo. secretary and treasurer; Henry Brandt;
all OF Norfolk, Capital. 10000.
Johnston and Company (1nc.), Richmond
Coleman Johnston. president: r. II. Stotz.
vice-prcsdent; W. Harrison Blair. secretary
and treasurer; all Of Richmond Capital,
$50.o 00
The American Wilton Furnace Corporation,
Newport Nova W. A. Post, president New
port News; / A. W !Stahl. vice president, Hamp-
ton; +. j. Gauntlet, secretary and treasurer,
Newport News. Capital $4,000
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Chicago. 8: Cincinnati. q.

cured Commanding lead in tic iirst In
nlng, on errors by the locals, coupled with
Score ~ Innings r. II. L.
Cincinnati ..........o ooo01oo2Ss 9 3
ch'ssE9 and ehIei = Browne %
and Moran. Tlme, i:lQ Umpire, o'Day.
Philadelphia, S; New York, I.
PHILADELPHIA, May sl-philadepn,a
hit McGinnty hard and won to-days
game easily. New York put up a ragged
fielding game X
Score by Innings. r. =. ~:
s ssX .....S oGog-5 il
Called end eighth inning account rain?
ana 6oon nna 5NT Umpre
KLEIN. -
Pittsburg, 8; St. Louis, Q.
P1TTsBURG. A.. May s1.-I1eever's
he was given gilt-edged support, especially
oy Score Of es by innings. r y, e,
St. ..s Louis. . ..........o . 900
BstteEesLeeyer 89d Gibso rj,n McTa 4s
EMPIRES Conway and Emslc.
Brooklyn, i; Boston, Q.
BROoKLYS. n. ", May Gin q pitch
ers'l battle today Brooklyn beat Boston,
shutting out the visitors.
Score by innings. r r.. e.
Brooklyn % 0 0 0 Of 90 x-1 l
Batteries-Dorner and Necdhnin; Eason
and Ritter. Time. :3G. Umpire, john
stone.
Southern League Games.
At Atlanta-Atlanta. l; Little Rock. O.
Al Blrming CHAM, i; Mem
phis. o.
leans. 2. lI5
At Montgomery Montgomery I: shreve-
port, 2.
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AN EASY VICTORY,
Costly Errors at Critical Stages
Lost Another for DanYille.

Especial u The Times Dispatch)
I4YNCHBURG, VA, May Sl.-Oppor-
tune stick work, coupled With unsayoTy
errors on the part Of the visitors In
critical stages Of the game this after
noon, gave 1ynchhu4s another victory
by the scoro Of 8 to 2, Flowers. the
latest addition to tho Shoemakers' box.
"a young pitched who looks uke q And,
was In the poiAts for the home team,
and he pitched q splendid gamo, save In
tho second, when no permitted four sim
giles, In addition to q base on balls. Unr
usually good work In the field saved the
young twlrler from moro than ono run.
After that he settled down. aud only.
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Doctors to PLAY Ball.

The doctors Of Richmond and Peters,
burg will meet in championship gamo
II baseball at Broad Street Park next
Tuesday The receipts OF the game Will
he given to the tuberculosis Institute,
here. and the Home for the Sick, In Pc
tersburg. There will be some star has
been on both sides, and an exceedingly
interesting game Is promised. The Rich
mond lineup will be as follows:
L. IIeake, catcher; MCGOWAN. pitcher;
Hazen, shortstop; Parker, first-base; Kel-
lam, second-base; Bagby. third-base;
Cosby, leftficld; Price, centerfield: Ter
.rell, rightfleld; Hinchman. Franklin.
Preston and Brady substitutes.
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two hits, one OF which was little
scratch, was gotten or him. With the
exception OF Daringers error, when he
dropped pop fly. the work Of the To-
Gals was again perfect, It being fast
enough to give the fans splendid exhi-
sbition Tho Tobacconists. however,
seemed to make their errors Just when
they counted most. Shaver let a sharp
drive from II AIcKevitt- get past him for
circuit OF two bases on a single Tot
mans home run was one If the longest
ever seen here. The fielding Of the To-
cal out0eld. aud that Of Doyle at sec
ond for the visitors. was sensational.
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Free Concert at lakewood.

Tho gates OF lakewood iswIll DO open to tho
public every Sunday afternoon and evening.
and Kcssnlch's Royal IIuzzur Band will fur
nsh tho music, The management desires to
announce that they have engaged Prof. Wright
10 make a balloon ascension and parachute
Jump from the stadium ut ! =. NJ Saturday,
june 4th. The free acts Will be changed every
week Next weeks FREQ attraction Will be tho
six sensational ValDares lady cyclists.
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7HE DANV|LLE team
CHANGES OWNERS.
Will Form Joint Stock Company,
The Elks to
Play,
specYal to The Times-Dispatcll.)i

a DANYILLE, VA. May SSl,-At q n1eet-
ing Of the directors OF the DanYille Ath-
letic Association this afternoon, the prop
osltion Of Messrs, Hatcher, Morrison and
Kenny, the owners OF the ball team. 70
sell their claims for 5000, the price which
they paid some tlmo ago, was accepted
A manager for the ball team will be Sc
cured at an early date, ana the assoc
citation will form o joint stock company
Will. capital Of not less than q thou-
sand or more than ton thousand dollars,
A baseball game Will DO played hero
Tomorrow between the team OF Cons
n.erclal Association and tho Danvlle
Lodge OF Dlks. The game will be pre-
coded by big parade.
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Abou Ben Adhe1n.

Abou Ben Adhenl Lodge, No, elO. I. o.
C., IT,, held Its regular meeting Inst night
In 6mithdeal Han. -Four candidates were
given tho initiatory degree, The lodge
had It's usual big attendance. 1t is doing
good work right along, and giving degrees
at every meeting, Last night officers We're
nominated for the ensuing term,
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WASHINGTON. .Q: Boston, q. /.

safe Until the ninth, when Evans started
batting rally that did not end until
six runners had CROSSED the plate. yell
low playing by Eorfolk's infleld in the
first three innings gave Portsmouth FIVE
runs After this the fielding OF both
teams was gilt edged. The batting Of
Wynne was feature. Mc1Iahon, Nor
folks third base1pnn. was placed under
arrest and carried to the county jail for
using offensive language to O spectator
Tho scnre.s Iaa5. r sts7.
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Mrs. j, q, Allen.
(SpecIal to The Times-Disputcl,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA. May 3l.--AIrs. j.
a. Allen died This morning at her resi-
dence, on Bolllngbrook Street, after a
long illness, Mrs, Allen moved to Pes
!ersburg With her husband from 5Ina!an lam
viii be taken there for burial. Mrs.
Allen is survived By her husbnnd and
two. stepdaughterss Misses Martha and
Mary Allen, OF this city. y
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Daily CourtRecord
Law and Equity.

Judgments entered yesterday: Luticea Tay-
Tor VS., rrovident Ecilef Association for SAP. 20.
a. s. Kratz VS.. Leusch Chocolate Company
for 800.
DEGREES entered yesterday: Lewis Gintcr's
executors We. Farmville and Powhatan Railroad
Company: paying costs, etc.
Suits Instituted yesterday: Il. g. Talley vs..
City OF Richmond for 500. Damages from de-
fectlve sewer.
Emma @ Collier VS. Sterling Kenon Collier
for q divorce.
Lillian +. Brady VS.. Andrew ]. Brady for q
divorce
Circuit Court.
Judgments entered yeserdny: Virginia Trust
Company executor OF George W. Richardson.
deceased. VS.. NJ. L. Gentry for $375e3 subject
Ia credits Of $40 as OF october ~. 1885, and
STA as OF January 10, 1888
Cases set for to-day: Margaret Hays vs. /, NJ.
r. Thower.
James Johnsons' administrator W., Lifo 1nsur.
anco Company OF Virginia.
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NORFOLK DEFEATED.
Mcmahon Lodged in Jail for
Using Offensive Language.
Especial to The Times.D!spatch)

q ----- tSpec1n1 -IIlnes.I!sfHtcn'1 -------
# PORTSMOUTH,, VA, May 3l.-In a
heart disease finish Portsmouth defeated
Norfolk to-day by q score OF 7 to O..
Norfolk made six runs In the
ninth inning by batting rally.
and the wildness OF tho two pitchers
who were put In by Manager Clark to
relieve Leonard forced In two runs.
Reyell was In the box for Portsmouth
and held the crew OF the Mary Jane
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Grass Court Playing

4 Mr. J. C. Davidson comes from Wash
ington and has been the holder of the
Southern States championship for years.
He is noted for his cross court playing,
ana his accuracy and speed. He and Dr.
L. W. Glazebrook., also of Washington.
have been the champions In the Southern
doubles for several seasons Zip to last.
year, when they separated and played
against each other. Mr.. Whitehead Is
Norfolk's representative player. and Is
we'll known throughout this State.
The courts are In tho finest condition
and the visiting players are not able to
praise them too highly. A novelty is
being used In the way OF black net
to detract from the glare, and it Is
found a great advantage.
After the tournaments were over Pro-
lessor F. c. Woodward presented tho
prizes. They were:5men.s doubles:- win,
ners, gold cuff buttonsa runners up scarf
pins. Ladies doubles-kvinners, piligrec
silver perfume bottles runners up, silver
ana cut glass powder boxes.
An orchestra played on the porch dur
ing the afternoon. and after the prizes
were presented, an informal reception
was enjoyed.
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Roanoke.

Richmond o o o O. 1 ] s-3
Roanoke ......,.,..,01 0 ! Q 0 Q O o.
summary-Two-b base hits. Mcmahon,
Stolen bases, Lnnham ,Cuddy Reeve,
Cowan (2), Hinton, Bases on balls Oft
Laval o; OF willis. S, Hit by pitched
balls by Laval, !, Struck out by Laval.
5; by Willis. s, Umpire. loicls Duke, At
tendance. 1900.
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Summary:F Earn ed runS-I-ynchbUrB, I.
Sacrifice hits-Bowen, Bentley and
Flowers, Stolen bases-Wilson. Bentley,
Bierman, Richards and Mckenzie. Fl ONE
run-Totman. Bases on balls-Or
Flowers, 8 Outrage (2) and Benny: Off
Richards 3 (Daringer. Bowen and Holt).
Struck out-By Flowers, 2; by Richards
Vile, I. Double play-Dnrlnger. Bowen
and Holt. Passed ball-Benny. First
base on errors-Lynchburg, 8; Danville,
i. Attendance, l.1uO. Time Of game. 1:45
Umpire Mr.. Moore.
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TOURNAMENT AT
An END TO-DAY.
Final Contest Between Hitherto
Victors in Tennis Court Will
Excite Keen Interest.
STRIVE FOR HERMITAGE CUP
Handsome Silver Trophy Stake
at Mems Singlels-Dr. Wood
ward Presents Prizes.

To-day completes tho regular annual
tennis tournament OF the Hermitage Club
Tho week has seen some OF the finest
exhibitions OF tennis ever played An Yir-
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BELMONT STAKES
FOR |AQU|S|T0R.
Winner OF Cosmopolitan Defeats
First Premium and Old Guard
Feature Event.

(By Associated Press.)
r. NEW YORK. May 9l-Inquisitor,
carrying 1sC pounds. won the Pocantico
stakes at Belmont Park to-day First
Premium was second, ten lengths before
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e d p ". #."
Old Guard, the only
other starter. Bill
Phillips, In winning
the fifth ra CO.,
equaled the track
record Of 1:25 2-5 for
seven furlongs.
r IRIS t race-six
FUR ! on gs, main
course-Nl0net g to
/ and 8 to 81 first,
Pater Is 10 L and 8
to 81 second. Preten-
= . n
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Did Their Fest.

5p'Aubcr's landscape 80 hlgh?'
Palette--"Y Yes: because they couldn't
catch .s2'Auney, ~ lTenilie journal.
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a subscrlIGion has been started to pur'
chase a now pair Of green pants for our
band. lie has been blowing In the press
ent pa!r,--G ndstoRe 81 pals.) Bee.
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<VAIENTINE- AUCTIONS
~ PHONE 1905 81
e!e EAST BROAD 81:
Storage Furniture.
At Auction.
IMMENSE QUANTITY or i HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION TO
PAY STORAGE AND OTHER
CHARGES,
To-Day, Friday, June / ST,
To-Day, Friday, June Isl,

at our storerooms. No. 61s Broad Street,
commencing at 1880 o'clock. consisting
OF Chamber Suits. Bureaus and WASH.
stands. Iron Beds. Mattresses, Ward
robes, sldeboards, Parlor Suits, Mating,
Chairs, Dining Tables, Chinonieres, Re-
frigerptors. China Cases. Carpets, Rugs.
Pictures odd Bedsteads. Crockery Book
cases. Kitchen Safes, Kitchen Tables
and other furniture etc, the accumula-
tons OF three storage warehouses and
two instalment dealers. The goods must
be sold to close up accounts. Trade
especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Inc the seven hits against him scattered.
He won his own game. too, In the eighth
inning with clean single that scored
Cuddy and marked the game to Rich
mond's credit.
Mr.. Richard Duke, OF this city was
the umpire, and there was never any
CUES ton over his decisions. He was firm
and he didn't make bad decision.
Squire Lonnie Graves. who for years
handled the indicator. and who Is one
OF the best posted baseball enthusiasts
4 IN the city, said after the game "Itswas
the first game have seen this season
where the umpirng was absolutely good.
Duke knows the game and he umpired
as good as any man could this after
noon
The Highlanders we're ct bat first, and
Brown got one to Cowar who was play
ing first Lanham singled. but Watson
forced him at second and Watson was
caught minute later by Hinton.
Rose went out from Watson to Lanham.
and Reeve singled. He was forced at
second by Hicks. and Hicks went to
third on an error. Cowan sent ono to
rightfield and scored Hicks. and went to
third himself, when Sinner let the ball
get away from him.
Roanoke tied the score In the second In
ming and went ahead in the fourth by
II remained like this until the sixth In
ming. when Cowan came over on Cuddy's
third safe one.
Laval Won His Game.
With the score tied in the last half OF
the eighth inning. tuddy. who had given
Willis chills by his hitting, was allowed
to walk Hamilton sacrificed him and
Hinton flew to left Two men were out
and Cuddy on second, when Laval, who
rad struck out three times before. sent
one clean one to free country, and won
his own game. CCddy Just tore up
around tlle sacks until his foot was on
; the plate.
Laval made Sinner and Workman kill
tho microbes In the ninth inning. and
King Kelly couldn't get one out Of the
diamond. 1t was al! over and the
re oters were well pleased with the cx-
hihition. In fact It was one Of the prel
test exhibitions seen here. From the
very beginning It was fast and furious,
and was clean throughout Those who
had witnessed the disorder the day before
were much, pleased with the conduct Of
all the players yesterday afternoon. 1t
vas a. pitchers battle. with LavJ the
winner.
Tho official score follows:
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Hooker Defeats Lincoln.

q Mr.. Richard Hooker defeated Mr.. Gould
Lincoln, Of washington. in the mems
singles yesterday morning by the score
OF CO, SO. This puts Mr.. Hooker In the
final round with Mr.. whitehead, Of Nor
folk. This deciding game will be played
to-day at 4 O'Clock The winner Of this
game will receive the Hermitage cup, to
be kept In his possession until next year.
when 1t will DO played for again. The
winner Of three tournaments will hold the
cup permanently Mr.. Fred. G. Pollard
won the cup last year and looses this
time by default, his examinations holding
him at the University OF Virginia. The
cup Is handsome, heavy silver piece,
standing about II inches high. 1t has
engraved upon It "Old Dominion Tennis
Tournament. Hermitage Challenge Cup.
Mems Singles.' On the opposite side Is
engraved the name Of last years win
sner. Mr.. Pollard.
Mr. Richard Hobner, Of Springfield
Miss, who has been giving, such splen-
did exhibition of racquet welding on the
clubs courts, twnsli the runner up IN
the Middle Atlantic States Tournament,
at Washington, recently. He is an old
Yale man and was the champion there
in '99. IN his style OF play It is worthy to
mention his net work and his remark
able free hand drives. z
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pIause from the BpectutUrs, o. W1IU1H
many admirers Of the game were present.
Tho challenge round in ladies' singles
wns played OF earlier in the afternoon.
and resulted In Miss Sadie Smith defeat
ing Miss Catherine Halves BY the score
OF sc, 60,
The winner will play to-day Miss Carrie
Evans, the lady champion OF Virginia..
and the contest promises to be exceed
ingly interesting.
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Second race-nve furlongs straight
Botanist eco to ! and s to DEnrst Charles
20 oT to and g to ST third f Time $50 45
Third race, selling, six furloIgs, main
,course-Lord OF the Forest q to and
G to ~ first, IVES % to . and to lo) sec
ond. Hot Teddy GO to and 10 to u third.
Time, 1:121-5
Fourth racc--the Pocantlco stakes. mile
and lxteenth-In0ustor q to 5 and
out) first, First Premium q to s and OUT
secbnd, Old Guard $50 to l and to y
third. Time, 1:4s:
main course-Bill Phillips ua to s and
to 10) first, Just So teven and to y sec
ond, Battle Axe a to l and even) third
Time. :25 2-5. ..
Sixth race-one mile and furlong-
,Go-Between e to 5 and OUT first. kinme-
sha e to d and ouD second Time, 1:52
Only two starters.
Races at Latonia.
(By Associated Press.)
Y CINCINNATI. o., May 31.--Two favor
ties two second choices and three outsid-
ers won tho seven events at Latonia.
Summaries:
to il frst, Weberflelds e to y second,
Willie Newcomb % to y third, Time.
g f aaa Fr na5 f11oPs'
second. King Leopold (3lto y third 85 time me,
49,
1o) first, Alcor q to y second, Toupee q
to 81 third. Time, IA 10.
Fourth race steeplechase, short course
Port Warden Us to y nrst. Otis Z; q to y
second, Rejectablc Z. q to y third. Tine
I FIFTH race-Tour and half furlongs---.
Antrim TO q r rsto spiderW ", >. =
second Forward GOO to y third Iim inc
4 Sixth racc-sIx furlongs-Garrett Wilson
q to q first, Revolt % to 2 second Iillona
liz TO y third. Time, 1:14 20.
Seventh rnce-One mile and a sixteenth
Shining Star go to y first. Tom Roberta
Is to 81 second DR.. McClcur az to % third.
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fcctlve In the game as his rep
utation would go to show, and
he allowed eight men to con-
meet with the sphere.
Laval, for the Lawmakers,
held the visitors down at
every stage OF the game. hav-
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Sixth race-one mile and furlong---s
Go-Between e to Is and out) first. Kinme-
sha e to and out second.a Time 1:52,
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