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but the rents are so high we cannot
afford to take chance till the owners
decide to come off their high perches
and offer us something reasonable.
We realize San Francisco is the
money getting place for a ball team.
and we are moving heaven and earth
to get back here once again. We find
that real estate has increased to such
an alarming extent as to bar us out
of most desirable locations A vacant
lot is not worth half the price most
of the landlords are asking now, and
If the rents do not subside a bit We
will only have to wait and catch our
chance to break in."
Cal Ewing. acting with President
Bert. has been doing all in his power
to secure a site for baseball park
The Oakland ma gnate has many real
estate men working for him and now
eleven sites are under his eye None
of these seem to conform to his wishes.
He thinks he can do better and is will
ing to wait.
If the San Francisco fans do not see
baseball here within the next two
months it viii not be the fault of the
magnates. They are willing to pay a
reasonable price for location. but
the landlords are asking such exorbi-
tant rates it is impossible to close a
deal President Bert says he expects
to have a suitable site at a favorable
price within the next few days He
refuses. to give out the location.
Bert announced last night that Wal
ter Nagle the crack Los Angeles
pitcher who 'chucked" thirteen
straight victories last year, had re-
ported TO the southern team once more.
Morley sold the twirler before the lat
ter knew. what had transpired, but as
soon as he discovered the true state
of affairs he ekpressed a Willingness
to return to the Angel aggregation
Bert quickly closed the deal and Nagle
is now ready to help Los Angeles bring
home the pennaht. He is in good
shape and promises to break last sea-
sons record.
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LAToNIA ENrRIEs.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Following are the en-.
tries for tomorrow at Latonia:
First race five furlongs, purse-vonotor 102
Bessie Kiser l02. Jack 0Malley 10o, Yellow Tor
l02, Bedr.ee 102, Katherine II 102 Handspikc
lO2, True Penny 1902 Newton Fisher 105 Morales
1OJ, Tolgatherer 105, Zipango 1915 Emily
Frances l07, Little Wanda 107, Webber 10T
Spider Web l0T.
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Sonata 50
Nickie SO. Inspector Girl 50, Mil Song So Sage
81 Walter Douglas 81. Lady Ethel 80, Search Ne
%. Libation 9s, Delseboso 100, Frank Bill 100
Lizzetta 100, Minnie Johnson 100, Bluener 103,
John A. Scott Jos.
Third race Eve and a half furlongs, purse
Sandcatcher 81. All Ablaze 81, Frank Flesher 9e
Margie 99 Javanese i02 Friction 1O8 Red
Gauntlet 10G. Miidrene 100
Fourth race one mile, handicap-Major T.: J.
Carson 102. Tom Roberts 103, Shawana 104, The
Minks 104, Harry Scott LOG, COttontown 10,
Alma DufOur 119.
Fifth race, seven furlongs. selling-Apr Bird
81, Yachting Girl 81. Nerandah 102 Exalted 104.
Harlequin 1o4, Piller 104, Doeskin 104 Mr.. Far
mum 100. MaraschinO Jog. Whoa Bill 100. 0utwai
100. Sam Craig 109
Sixth race, six furiongs. selling-Field Lark 50,
BaDposal 50. Alma Garda 50, Konofaw 81 Ed
Early 100. Marsh Redon I03. Dod Anderson 103,
Revcille los, Revolt Ill. Clyde 113.
Seventh race. one mile. selling-Minnehaha %,
Bitter Brown %. Romany Rye &C. Rubinon 81,
Adesso 30, 100 Topsy Robinson 101,
DOcne l02. Proteus 103. Triple Silver I03, Ori-
lehe lo3, Granada 1O4. Arc Light 100.
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

SEATTLE. july 9.-Folowins are the en-
tries for TOMORROW at tie Meadows:
First race. nine -sixtecnths OF mile, selling
Grace ST. C.air III. Lasseh los, La1ys BeIuty
los. ndgoJtis 10i, Berte Il fe4. Fairy
Street I04
second race thirteen-sixteenths OF a mile,
Standardization 100, Beirhunter los. Bonnti-
fu l05, Hersain 103. Seasick 1903, St Wini-
frede 1903. Metiskatla 1G3
Third race three-quafters of a mite, sell
ing -Watchful l12. lntesrity ll2. Caseade Of
Ambitious lOI. Santa Ray 102, Silver Sac 1u2.
Fourth race one mile, selling-Joyner lo9,
Maid 1914. Elba lea, Qulcxstride 100, slr Budd
81, Soapy Jones %, Temptation 81, scyol So,
SizZ 80.
Fifth race one and an eighth miles, selling
B3nar l09. Flauat 109, Expedient 100, Montana
.eeress l0T. Hector 1G4 Ripper le4.
Sixth race. one mi aud fifty yards, purse
Gateway 112. Yeonian i10. Florence Fonso 10T,
Bambardier Iof. Fury 1oi, Carriek e5
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HAWA WAIIANS FLEE FROM
PREDICTED TIDAL WAVE
Alarm Caused in Islands by the
Words Of Prophet
of Evil.
SPECIAL. DIsPArcu no rnE c,L1-

HONOLULU. July "A tidal wave
sixty feet high, predicted TO arrive here
on June %, has been the source OF
much worry TO the superstitious. espe-
cially ameng the Portuguese, Ha-
waiIans and Chinese. Accompanying
the tidal wave there was TO have been
a subsistence of portion of the islands
composing the territory of Hawaii
On the morning of June 20 Portu-
guese women and children with their
household goods left for the high land
back of the city. some going up the
valley to the Pali. others back OF
Punchbowl, where it would not be far
to get to the top of Tantalus. White
residents also went up Tantalus. pre-
tending it was only for a little sum
mer vacation.
In the Kakaako district the fear OF
wave was strongest Any number OF
dwellings there showed the evidence
of the credulity of the native inhabi-
tants by the large bundles of cIOthe es
and other light household effects
which might be easily carried and
which were ready for rapid transit to
a place of safety. Many native women
were sitting and standing about as if
waiting for something to happen. Upon
being questioned they all seemed to
show faith in the story
The natives at Waikiki Beach also
believed in the appearance of the wave
and went down to the shore in great
numbers. expecting that before a tidal
wave came the water would greatly
recede. Scores were on the lookout at
daybreak for such a sign. that they
might have time to escape the disaster.
On the previous night a considerable
number of natives and Portuguese
were camped in the crater of Punch
bowl. They had gone there TO be out
of the way in case the tidal wave came
ahead of schedule. But it did not come
at all, so everybody returned home
again.
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MARTIAL LAW NAY DE
PEOCLAI11ED IN SEOUL
Japan Proceeding Firmly In the Root
Ing OFT OF TntrisrerS at the
Korean Court.

the Korean court by the Japanese is
reported to be proceeding with quiet
frmness. Even members OF the Ko-
rean ministry are not admitted with
out a ticket from the Japanese au-
thorities.
1t is said that should the present
guardianship of the palace by Jap
anese police prove ineffective to stop
Korean intrigues with foreign agents
Marquis Ito will place the city OF
Seoul under martial law.
There are runners that Kang. a Lead
ing intriguer. made his escape from
the palace under cover OF darkness and
has taken refuge in the French Con-
sulate Apparently the rumors are
well founded.
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PLAN on FOOT TO CHECK
NATURALIZATION ABUSES
Official Inquiry to BE Made Into Use
of American Citizenship
Abroad.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-Carrying out
q suggestion made by the House com
mittee on foreign affairs. a board as
sembled at the State Department today
to inquire into the laws and practices
regarding citizenship of the United
States, eXpatriation and protection
abroad and TO report recommendations
for legislation TO be laid before Con-
gress at the next session.
The primary purpose is to devise
means OF checking the abuses Of Amer
ican naturalization by persons who
take out papers with the deliberate
purpose Of returning Immediately TO
their native countries, where they have
given much trouble 10 the State De-
partment by claiming immunity from
all the obligations of natives Of their
own Government. thereby causing
great discomfort abroad and leading 10
much diplomatic correspondence.
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Seipango, Webber, Spi-
derweb.
second race-JOhn H. Scott, BIucher,
LIbatiOn.
Third raee-Margie, Javancse, Mil
dred.
Fourth race-CottOntown, Alma Du-
four, Major II. j. Carson.
Fifth race-Sam Craig, Hitler, Whoa
Bill.
sixth race-FfeId Lard, Marshredon,
D0d Anderson.
seventh race-Ribonon, J. X. f., Gra-
NADIA.
Weather clear. Track good.
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WINNING YACHT REWARDED.
Commodore Sinclair Receives an Order
for Beautiful Cup.

HONOLULU. July s-Governor Car
ter presented the prizes to the winners
of the trans Pacific yacht race at
luau. or Hawaiian banquet. given last
night at Pearl f1arbo~ by the Hawaii
Yacht Club. Commodore Sinclair of the
LuTline. which won the frst prize. was
given an order on the san Francisco
ieweler who made the $500 cup. The
cup went thr0ush the big fire without
damage except to it's base. but It's COM
pletion was delayed 80 that ~ could
not be sent here. The othe~ p~izes wo-e
presented here. United States judge
Sanford p Dole Ex-Governor. was ono
of the speakers of the occastcN.
COmmodores Sinclair of the LH-l'0a
and Tut Of the Anemone evp~aSsN1
themselves as ready 10 repeat the TPcs.
Captain Macfarlsnc Of In Pal0-na v-1T
loudly eheered for the record he r1a1e
in such small ve~sel Merlbo-s or
the Hawaii Club declared their irten-
tion of building iarger yacht for
future cDutest
The Lurli1e ard Ana-lon~ WI lcave
here newt Thurs 4ay. Thr Lv~i.re g0os
10 San Pedro and the Anemons 20 Seat
tie.
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ITALY INFORMS GERMANY
OF ABYSSINIAN TREATY
Aequafnts Her Ally with the Nature
of Pact Which Calls for Open
Door.

BERLIN, July s.-The Italian Gov
ernment has confidentially notified the
German Foreign Office OF the contents
Of the treaty negotiated between Great
Britain, France and Italy on the one
hand and Abyssinia on the other.
The main features Of the Anglo
French Italian treaty with Abyssinia,
II was announced from Paris, July .,
are a guarantee Of the integrity of the
Abyssinian empire, the open door and
commercial equality for all countries,
and the continuation by the French Of
the construction of the railway con-
Meeting Adds Ababa. the capital of
Abyssinia, with the coast.
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GERMAN-AMERICAN GYMNAsTs
MEET NEXT IN CINCINNATI
Delegate JOslics Dry Town and ChO-
rus Sings Praise of Ohio
f-5fr

NEWARK, July 9.-The most impor-
tant work of the German American
Gymnastic Association in session h@e
this morning was the selection of Gin
cinnati as the place of meeting two
years hence and tn eabrogation of a
rule by which indianapolis remains the
headquarters of the executive board.
St. Louis was a strong competitor for
the next convention. When delegates
voice in the rear of the hall said, "There
is danger of bishops bill in st. Louis, y
everybody laughed at the jocular ref
erence TO Newark's dry Sunday yes
terday, and a chorus responded, Gin
cinnati! Cincinnati"
A resolution favoring the army cam
teen was passed.
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STEAMSHIP RUNS ASHORE
ON NOVA SCOTIAN COAST
Captain SimOnds and Seven of the
Crew of the Harlynis Escape
From Wreck.

SHELBURNE, Nova Scotia, July g.
The British steamship Harlynis is a
total wreck at Black Point. near North
east Harbor, according to dispatches
received here today. Captain Simonds
with seven of his crew reached shore.
The vessel ran ashore in fog
NORTH SYDNEY, C. b., July o.
Word was received here today that
the British fishing schooner Stanley
Joseph has been lost with all on board
near the Grand Banks during a terrific
storm. No details of the wreck have
been learned. The vessel was owned
in Ramea, Newfoundland.
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GERMAN PRIEST FINED
FOR THREATENING VOTER
Alleged to Have Used His Office in
the Interests of
Candidate.

LEIPSIC, Germany. July 9.-The
Imperial Supreme Court today con-
firrned the decision of the lower courts
in fining Father Woerner, a Catholic
priest Of Constance, Grand Duchy of
Baden, $40 for threatening a voter for
an elector there with denial of the
sacraments if he did not vote for the
Center party candidate for the Reichs-
tag.
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King Receives scrvian Minister.

LONDON. July 9.-Diplomatie rela-
tions between Great britain and Servia.
which were terminated by Great Brit
ain three years ago. following the as
sassination OF King Alexander and
Queen Draga, were formally resumed
this evening. when King Edward re-
ceived in audience Michael Mllipche-
witch. the servian Minister
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Cricket nt Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Under
ideal conditions the annual interna-
tional cricket match between the Unit
ed States and Canada began today on
the grounds of the Germantown
Cricket Club. When stumps were
drawn the home players had scored
274 runs for their first innings and the
visitors 81 for the loss of five wickets.
The match will continue tomorrow
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Bryan visits british Premier.

and Mrs. Bryan returned to London
today from Wrest Park, the country
residence of ambassador Whitelaw
Reid. Later Mr.. Bryan visited Premier
Campbell Bannerman at his official
residence in Downing street and spent
an hour with him. c. a Pearson, the
publisher, gave dinner to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan tonight.
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Rine Cracks Compete.

BISLEY, England, July 9-The sew
enteenth annual meeting of the Ma
tional Rife Association opened here to-
day with ideal shooting weather. The
only match concluded was the Walde-
grave, at 500 yards and 800 yards, ten
shots at each distance. 1t was won
by Skies of the National Rife Associ-
alton, with the highest possible score
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NEW YORK SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First raee-FranlI Lord, Judge Davy,
sfontfOrt.
Second Tace-TOm COgan, Yama
Christy, DrOnedary.
Third raco-orana, EthOn, Water
Pearl.
Fourth race-The Quail, Kuorki, Ac-
cOGnfant.
Fifth race-Keater, Southern Cross.
FIR West.
Sixth race-Rye, Hot TOddy, Robin
Hood.
Seventh race-Onato, BeIgraVia
Sailor Boy.
Weather clear. Track good.
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CtIAsF0ERI,sJN FSELIrT~ svEn
ny BfRMIsGI1aH PoPULACE
One Hundred md TlSesty sddscss~s OF
Appreciation Presented to Tariff
Adroe-,re
Advocate.

BIRMINGHAM. England. July a.
The celebration in honor of Joseph
Chamberlain's attainment of 10 wears
was continued tonight. whan 10000
persons assembled in Binglev Hail TO
witness the presentation OF 120 ad-
dressgs of appreciation of Chauter-
lain's political services. The addresses
came from various ps-rs of the United
Kingdom
Replying TO the speeches OF ;Jresen-
tation Chamberlain entered upon a po-
litical retrospect Alluding to the
charge that he had often changed his
opinions Chamberlain quoted William
T. Gladstone. who once said that
change was a sign of life and that II
was only the dead who remained the
same.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
Game Lnm violntors Cnught.

Warden C. w. Kohler made six ar
rests for violations of the county dove
ordinance yesterday. Among the pris-
oners was Thomas Keefe, attorney for
the Fontana Development Company.
Keefe. with three other hunters, was
on the Fontana Cempany's land when
Kohler held him up. The party was
taken before a County Justice, where
one of the men pleaded guilty and was
fined $5.
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

(Dy Fred E. MulhGlIand.p
First race-Graee 81. Clair, Lady's
Beauty, Berthe A.
second race--sca Sick, Hagerdon, ST.
Ninifrede.
Third race---silyer Sue, Cascade of
Diamonds, Ambitious.
Fourth raee--Tra,n1vay. Sizz, EIba.
Fifth rnce-F'laUnt, Montana PeereSs,
ExPedient.
Sixth race-Fury, Bombardier, Flor
ence FOlse.
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Indxe Closes poolrooms.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, July "a tenn
porary injunction restraining the sew
eral poolrooms and turf exchanges of
this resort from operating was granted
today by Chancellor Curl, on the
grounds that they were corruptive to
youth, harboring places OF law
breakers and a common nuisance.
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rransport Thoma. Uniniured.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The War
Department today received word that
the transport Thomas, which stranded
ON the rocks near Guam, was not dam
aged and has resumed her voyage to
Manila In order TO float the vessel a
part of her cargo was removed
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OBJECTS TO RECEIVING
AMERICAN EMBAssADOa
Sultan of Turkey Will Not Consent
10 the Elevation OF Minister
Ieishman.

CoNsTANTINOPLE July 9.-The
Sultan is strongly opposed TO the ele-
vation of the American legation here
to emhassadoria1 rank, and there is
no present prospect of his consenting
TO II. The well-known anti-American
CLIQUE. headed by liza Pasha. the Sui
tan's second secretary, is at work
again.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
MAY LOSE LIFE BECAUSE
HE TRIED TO Light PIPE
Italian Laborer While Preparing
to Smoke Loses Balance and
Falls From Car.

SANTA ROSA. July 9.-Santi Bacci.
IN Italian section hand of the Santa
Rose and Petaluma Railroad. fell from
hanccar this evening as the crew
was returning from work along the
line and was run over. lie was seri-
Ously injured about the spine and it
is feared his back is broken. Bacci
was attempting to light his pipe at
the time of the accident and lost his
balance.
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YACHTSMENL LAUNCH
CUP DEFENDER.
Aeolus Christened by the
Fair Daughter of San
Diego Club Official
New Racer VIII Try to
Regain Upton rophy
In Event Next Month

SAN DIEGO. July 9-Shortly before
noon today the new Upton cup defend
er AeolUs. which is TO enGeavOr 20 re-
gain the trophy in the races here next
month. was launched in the bay. slid
ing into the water as gracefully as a
swan.
Miss Helen Dowles, daughter of Sec
retarv George BOwles OF the san Diego
Yacht Club. broke the bottle OF wine
on the bow of the craft. a large crowd
was present
The defender VIII make her first
trial trip on Sunday.
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Tnrfmnn Makes AnneaI.

COLORADO SPRINGS, July 9-S. S.
Bernard. owner of j. j. M. Jr, who was
ruled off the American turf for life by
Presiding Judge Stebbins in Denver,
last Saturday, mailed an appeal to the
American Trotting Association asking
that the ruling be set aside,
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
INDIAN Prince in Portland.

PORTLAND. July S.-The Gaekwar
of Baroda, the Indian Prince who. with
royal party. is touring the United
States. arrived here today. The party
will go north tomorrow.
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salmon Rnnning at SANTA Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, July 9.-The salmon
have commenced to run on this side of
the bay, and every boat returns with
big catches OF from ten to fifty large
fish. C. c. Moore of Ocean Grove landed
fourteen today.
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Eamon. Golfer Dies.

CHICAGO, July 9.-H. J. Tweedie,
one of the best known golfers in the
West, died here today. Tweedie was
president of the Belmont Golf Club.
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Trout Distributors Rusy.

SANTA CRUZ, July 9.-Game Warden
Reed and superintendent Shelley of the
fish hatchery are engaged in distrib-
uting 10000 trout fry daily Ia the
streams of the northern end of the
county.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10

TOPEKA. kan. July 9.--Sezabure Shimize,
Imperial Consul OF the Emperor Of Japan, ar
rived in Topeka today and viii spend week in
Kansas interviewing millers. grain buyers and
wheat nrodn~n-e rc"ar''~g 8 wheat
crop and conditions IN the wheat belt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
Son of Butte Runs One of His
Best Races in Bay Ridge
Handicap, Upsetting Field
Arctic, Overlooked by Wise
Bettors, Races Home Alone
al Juicy Odds Of 100 to |

NEW YORK, July 9.-Both quality
and quantity were well represented in
the card offered by the Goney Island
Jockey Club for decision at the
Sheepshead Bay course this afternoon.
There were seven races and the names
Of good performers appeared in near
ly all
The chief attraction on the card was
the Bay Ridge Handicap for three
year-olds and upward at a mile and
q quarter Rams Horn, the great
Western colt, showed Up some of the
crack Fasteners in this race. The
son of Butte ran one of the best races
OF his career. He showed great speed
and ran his field off their feet at the
end, finishing two and a half lengths
in front Won Tromp was an added
starter. and under Radtke raced well,
coming in in front of Bedouin.
The third race resulted in one of the
biggest surprises of the racing season.
when Arctic, a rank outsider. backed
oy a few at odds Of 100 to /. nearly
paralyzed the talent when he galloped
home a winner with the wise ones
playing McArter heavily TO win. But
the best the latter did was to finish
second.
Arctic is owned by G. j. Long. the
Kentucky horseman. who also owns Sir
Huon. winner of the Louisville Derby.
After the race it was reported that
Long bet on his colts chances in the
p0olrOOms about the country and
cleaned up d small-sized fortune. 1t
was Arcite's second appearance here.
He was beaten the last time out To-
day ne showed remarkable improve
ment and in a driving finish won by
half length.
Although there were numerous
showers during the night and early
in the morning the track was in fine
condition for the afternoon's races.
I ne weather was biz cloudy. rhe
attendance was well up to the usual
high average. Summary:
First race. i've furiongs- -Somnus won Gallant
Dance second, Anna May third. Time, :ol 70.
Second race. one mNe-DoIiy Spanker won, Old
Faithful second, Rose of Gold third. Time,
30 D
Third race. five and half fur,ongs-Arcite
won, Carter second. Marathon third Time. 1:0S.
Fourth race, tie By Ridge handicap. one and
quarter mies- Rams Horn won, bon TrUmp
second. Bedouin third Time, 2.05 80
Fifth race six and half furongs-Come-
dienne won Monet second, Irolsides third.
Time I.l6 -
Sixth race. i've fur0Ags1i Amour won. Ath-
ems second Citrona third. Time :0l 40.
Seventh race, one and three-quart miles
Angler won, Leila second, Huntington third.
Time, 1904.
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NEW yoRk ENTn,Es

NEW YORK, Ju!y g.-Following are the en-
tries FOR tomorrow:
First race five and half furlongs, Futurity
course-MasteT Lester l02, Waterfall 1872 Tony
Boaero I02. Judge Dayey 1O7 Dea Strong IOi
Aonfort i9T Rip Rap 102. Clements lU2. Back
Mate 100. WatersPeed 80 DuuvaIto 1e2, Aloiesoy
81. Ment5eria 81, Frank Lord I0J. vachars o Z
Rebastoae %. D01linatur i02. Sweet Eileen -
Mexican Silver 112. Jezebel %.
Second race. steepiechase. about two and
half miles, handicaP-Yamd Cdristy 155. Ton
Cogan 15I, Dunseverrick I50 Dromedary l4S.
Ike IA, Tie Lexington Leader l44. Divder 135.
L0ney Haskell 49,
Third race. six furiongs. double event. Futurity
eoGrse-Water Pearl I23, 0ran 12a. Peter Pan
526 Superman 1876. Ethol 122 paumonock 1lJ.
Seweil 122 AiethenO 1lJ.
Fourth race one and dVe-eglt,s miles, Law
renee Realizat tiol-Accountant 1876. Tslem i'm
l26. kuroki I2G. Ormondaie I26. Ba!lseye l26,
The Quail 11G. Mckittredge ll3. Entree 10
Fifrl race, six furiongs. selling, main course
Varieties 10T. Far West III, Southern Cross 1I2.
Destiny Ii5. Lord Of the Forrest &C. Ke3tor 100.
Stole &C. ESoteric IG7 Melbourne Nominee I03,
Sovereign 1i0 Sly Ben %. Belle of Portland 100,
Brigantine 90. Azelna 102. Mollie Donohue Sc
Sixth race. six fuTloags. selling. main course-
Moharlb lio Rye 1o5. Battle Axe 30 Mandarin
los. Robin Hood no Bill Phillips los 3 ythe-
ness l07. Hot Teddy 1O7 Crystals l01 Sufh-
cheney l03 Andrea I03, Earl Rogers 80, Yeribest
m
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A receiver for Zion City would discover
first OF all that the place was about out
of peace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-29
| N ECKWE EAR

Big lot OF Mems so cent Neckwear
that we secured from a Philadelphia
Manufacturer, we are going to sell for
the Holiday trade for IS cents. Some
OF the newest coloring