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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
VIEWS Of MR.. BRYAN
UPON VITAL QUESTIONS

Labor The workingman u'. .'
,rN md pursuit ~ hdppinrs. ...H.
o.. r.rseryed Il g. unjust o. .t,
employer, absolute control 0,,r 'a,
Prove. Differences should b., .,'
,..I ~ arbitration
TarrH-PrDtcc'iy" nun M boon
fruitful source Il political rornr'u.
Free trade. optional In Us details Win
ne president. cpull be- mai. '.,
mos, effective weapon. with VD.,l 90
ngat he trust,
Money--Mr Rlan DECLARE '.I' 80"
unlocked Tor ami u',calor'.' .n.
croa.. In The production - sod has
enabled "a, democrats 20 Ir".'.' a
united front On the none, ga "u.
rrusts-Nercilcss var on : 'r.'s H.
recommended To the democr.'. Cor
rupu,n In insurance companir. and
other corporations Is dNelt upon Tn"
dempcra.s should refuse campaign
cont buttons from corpora'ions
Congress National Legislative body
should meet Immediately after "lcc
lions not thirteen months later n ~
present, United States senator- shout
be chosen nv popular vote
Raiiroads-The railroads should -
made the property 81 the goNerum'i ?
The federal government should rnt.
troll the trunk lines and the 'arlous
states he loca' lines S.cur'ug im.
mediate uniformity Of rates T. favored
A. temporary remedy
Soc snsm-SociaIism pres~n' q oon
sistent theory but does not rNs hp.
man nature into account T. Souif
substitute a u-w disease FOR he d.
ease from which 90 suffer SDcialism
mus, be aasserrd 9th afgumsn' mt
Aus"
IN tvnetioo--l;ovefn b. iniunc
ton II an attack upon the Jury srs
ten and should bs opPo~-i The 10.
unctina sbJgld be supplahtsd by A.
bliratioa
hsHt Issos-Psramoaai issue 10
nerf VFNelo"hfAah FAGtaNh Nhf h+~
oefu trusts and their eoniroi Demo
Gratis motto msst b. "A privais no
sopoly 70 tnAsfsasiSls ans istoasraAis
Pruvisi5u must ~ made 10 impsisea.
not merely aas. lsw-sfeakisg eapiiab
tsts
Arbstrstea-hF. Byysn urrss tAa;
,As Uai,si states. 10 eon@sa via al
Other safsSas. shosia. Ssfoss sseiaf'
inr wHr ssSnii al isisrafiioaai CT
trresees % impartial sSbttrsftcs-
Iaeons Tss-TNe Cui,sd States
mas, sssssg % later aasps lsao@s
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- sivisss vHOpsrtasasfsay azoas ne
coza,ry@s p~ssis.
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huzasisT ~. ssvsssensas - ha@s
re as ore - fs1fly en6 sAs vr~s
r-ss q 80 hs1&a fAna &c staAs
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sary st1,tss
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
wan, TAM R4,.,d on Cotton

Nad"ata Ga Sept n-nro 81
Ioufniug me H'a lsiani Cotton GfpN
'rs ~ Georgia and flufiia adopted
fesolutIuu natIus for revenue falslus
ann 10 ~ piian cotton and aisu ap
vniuisd J . Vafneiu" ~ Geprsla iuI
= J oplsisrl. ~ Florida. 40 com
mite" ~ htr up ih~ mai Nith
me representative ~ 'ho TO atataa
M sss"c,aflpu aiun made 4 atruus
demand f1t better safrhnuss sYsfena.
nDrssa 10 De- built ~i.h yisN u lee
ssniaE ~" Insurance rates In hn
sdircts ~ Prosldrni Hafsir Jordan.
the convention 80 startled by . state
men bslgE male tha' ttr tputhsru
'afm'fH pay enough Insurance 10 tso
y~hfs ~ bHili safrhouaea .p h1uaa
ins ears rfDB
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
THOUSANDS GREET
BRYAN IN new YORK
Declares for Government Owner.
20 ship of Public Utilities.
VITAL QUESTIONS DISCUSSED
Mayor Of Cleveland, o., Introduces the
commoner TO Vast and Enthus lastlc
I Assemblaae-FoIk, Of Missouri, Is
Among Notable Speakers.

New York, Sept. L. S3uy $751;.
come as seldom in this country , ...
tory has been accorded. TO Il p.a..
citizen was given to William l,...n-.
Bryan at Madison squat Ga.!.. I.
Thursday In the celebration p' ... ..
turn from years aOsyacy, sl.u. 80
foreign travel.
AS the guest Of the CYmm...l.
Travellers Anti Trus, LydLur NJ. B..
an vas greeted by more '.au ..
persons, who filed the gr,l. -....,
from floor to upper gallery \ ..
same time the streets ana avenue. ,.,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
U $ ARMY 20 OF rNcprAsru
Ger-r. O,scr PROVIDES 'or Several
More Men.

Wa,hlr.t, Sept %. co
listed ,...r- ~ H' tr. . .IVHIs
ir,l,aa,I IN N general Y.l'l .ru. "
OF fN' r1. ...0rurn. inu. rd.. l..
t'''r.'N - go ll1ur'ui hrn. N." OFF
tho e,.fI,. vii Nr a. to..'"
IH1 n."p.I ~ enlisted m.n n
ca,..r. |. pa ARTILLERY ,"u. '''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
p.,s., VIII Head o., A..se ,.,sr

~ Paul MINI AuG "a Judge Al
ton % Parker. ~ Nee TOfs "a. the
sois nominee ~ The Esssfal sousrii -
the American bsF association for the
gshc- AZ psssidsni fsf the neat Yssf
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yioua 20 TIE GsssfAl ssssl1a ne fol
l0~ihg siais vas named ant shlrh
piu ss as'sd on iatsf PTssid~at. Al
,Su - Psrssv. 81 Me- Tori. ssess
tsry. JohA Hisssisy o. Bai'inors. M !.
treasurer. Frsss1ck r. wadhanss. Al
sany. = y. Sveeauss oomma,i~s
ChsTiss soaSes. Ins AaGslss RALPH
BfsskssnaEs. OmAks. Nss itasss q
t,yyvu Minneapolis. wsRsr q saith
vAils1sipais chASiss y L1bbY Port
IAss. Ne hsssFs fiiarhisy sad wsa
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'reasgfsF. fsaDsstivsly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

~ Worm Tss. Sept i,--BguaAias
asias the dgaEEiss rho had Juss col
him tee esais' worth q saFbelis SAID.
J. 7 saa1Tlass ~ ssa Aatsats Ten
sssak ths o,Gtssls u me Dalal ant
assi. h . local sFwg Store h tsa ais
stsa DFagsiss A. u AssasaF. sesins
vat tAs aaa soatsmsistsa. stsAsxisa
Win ksm bat h yaia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
...IjITTEO OF MURDER
MAN IS FATALLY SHOT
Two Men Are Held on Suspicion
of Completely.
SIX SHOTS FIRED AT MINER
Struck Five TimeS-He Was Being
Taken Back TO JAN To Get HS
clothes-oneer Fan to identify Ms
Assailant.

Atlanta, Sept. II. l. dorsey, sou
II n II. Dorsey az man io' "f"'' hi"
,u. aeon Mhacr Mas acquitted laur7
ia! night BY a july a. Joucsnor". -
uuIy' arrest at po.Ay h'adpuaI
IA Atlanta, suspected Of b'ns umpA
Gated IA Ga, shootIns OF Mnn'' sh'''
y ate. his acqul.ld.
y l.. Norris, another hin>lnah o'
,Av dead man, 10 under are at
Juncsho,o also suspected at oc'ub
implicated IN thc shouting
L. l. Rors'y VA arrested cary
FRIDAY morning about . v''"'N. u .r
stated. ~ once honc. al .u' nome
OF Judge Il / Dorsey. u. N'' p'''
ed uadrl arrrs. As hr started up 4"
the house \ p's''l - SAID n" nave
fallen &" me h"o' Just a. '"nnt l'"i
sc} Was arrested Ins pistol "hrn
examined later by '.' oni''.. 's said
Co haN" hal al chambers loaded T.
vas ii Colts.
Young Dorsey "as arrested a. -
suit OF a telephone message i''m
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

inE oorpors'ioas sasASiss Ia later.
state eommsres 10 ssosrs federal n
cease. Should bsss@s psrl - aatioa's
Ass
Asti-tsasssgssiis@--A Bryaa 60
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,hs sseiaSstA.s - ts1spsaAsao~ lie
srEss sons rsls sss the TtHv,sos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
LYHCHING OF NEGRO
NARROWLY AVERTED
Only the Quick Action of Off.
GERS Saued Him.
ASSAULTED FlVGvEARoLo GIRL
Feeling Runs Nigh IN Wayne County,
kentucky, and the ohesrs VIII
Take Every PrseSution to Prevent
Mob Violence.

DanNiijv, ny, sept. i.-Tho quick
run ut officers from Somerset 90 thls
place prevented the luchburg vt fvg
- coy, haNvr. a u.siu, who. Is n
cRarErd. committed criminal assault.
on Ia. ylvat old daughter ut lcuu'
atd lIr,uld. ct Wayne county
10 negro Mas ld,uuurd 10y The Nlc'
TN. HUd mob quickly gathered
llc VAS hustled tu Somerset but 'br
moo started tu mar place ttum Mon
ucc.u aud an order FROM the county
Ja,l.o We given tor the transfer ~
,hr prisoner 10 TITS cts
t,,uub l. high IN WAYNE county,
am IN un,,rs b,rr Will nk, oven,
ptrcauuou Goo pr',,ut mob N,ul,ug,
tho victim Doe. I.,r,,t,I
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

ileaSlsi1 Asa - --Calses stssss
aruY usssgorf sAsfiiss "a asAors -
BFsrts ssist re sysfkEsstssz 60
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STATS 10 iS<afe4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-23
9as ..aalbeue Gil"

Gin Srantfurter aonfsttbiidlein
bpm Sabre 1857, bas iia i'm 8eiiB Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Saae, pros
pin5 Sadfen, beftnbet. empfieblt unter
anberem als Defenders ptrtfames Sc
beimmittel oas iogenannte rsiilbene
g." befsn 3ubereituns folsenbers
maben per fid sins: On Der Sptbs
bes gies purbe NIT Der Naoel etn
21dletn gema9t unb bas Meibe aus
seblafeu, 70 oab nur Der 0otter au>
ridblteb. Gun fiute man ben leeren
Baum nit 3tmmt unb Safran, legte
oas 81 in beige @fde, unb penn es gar
sebraten mar, 5trftieB man es NIT Dem
MSrfer. Die Mafe purbe bann pers
menst nit GprmentiG, Senfiamen,
&rdbenauselein, @nselitapurael, ST.
bernea uno Sampler. Gin Geriten'
t5rnlein grob oabon in Wein genoms
men f9iiBte einen Sag lang Dor benz
wsrsiften. .
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aaaeaelDer Inn Mltertbum.

S4on I'm grauen Mtsrtbum tparen
bic Sasesel6er fem ~unbefunntes DING.
Sn 4tben betam jeber Ratbsmann, 70
oft Sisungen fattfanben. fir ben Sag
1 Dra6me, etpa 80 pfennist; je6er
Gd9tporenenrtdter Ia Obolen, ettpu
1876 pfenntse; jeber Biirser, 10 ct
an elmer 0ffentli9en Nerfammluns
tbsilnabm, sbenfaGs 1-3 OboIen.
Summa fummarum bate Der atbe>
nifde Jistus on folden 9assselbern
I'M Sabre gu aahlsn: l. an bic Baths
m6nnsr 20 1alente, glet6 etfpa 94,s
200 Warf; 2. an bic Sbeilnebmer or
@oltsperfammlungen biefelbe 5umme;
3. an Die @ef6porenenridter 100 Sas
lente, elei9 ettpa ALL 600 Mort. limb
babel mar Der Bertb oes @eloes bus
mails etpa iedsmal 70 bod ME beute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-23

Dur9 8atfer probu8
tpuroe Der Weinbau tn 0euti6lano
un6 llnsarn etnsefIbrt.
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mOrs mns sosHdlas In greusem.

Ra9 ben @rbebungsn bes @tati1tis
i9en 2anbesamts BADEN Morb uno
9o6ti4lus au4 i'm Sabre 1904 in
preuben zine srobe 3ahl BON Opfern
geforosrt. SIS tamen auf 10 sepalt>
fame Mrt 688 perfpnen 1904 mdnnli9e
unb 1874 pei6li4e) um's 2eben, aubers
Dem fanoen 81 9inri9tunsen ftatt.
Gur bts etn5elnen propinaen trsten
Notwithstanding unteri9iebe In Der
3abl Der Mor0e unb Sootf6ldge ber@
Dor. 4uf 100000 ginpobner sered<
net, baben Die DISQUALIFICATION 2anbe
Die bDdfte 9erbdltniBaabl an @emor,
beten uno @rf4lagenen, nGmli4 TAI.
Gs folet tn tpeitem Mbitanbe Sftpreus
Ben NIT Der 8erslet9sStffer bon 2.71,
tpetter Rbetnlan6 2.65, Meftpreuben
2.43, Weftfalen 2.38, po5en 2.03,
8runoenburg 1913, S9leiien 1.78,
Sa8fen Ito, 9efienzNafau Leg,
S4lespis> 9olftetn 1.31, pommerr,
1.20, 9annoper 0.85. geionbers be-
msrtenspertb TT, bab Berlin, bas als
0erbrs9eruef gilt, eine auberorbents
lt4 glnFtise 8erbdltnibaiffer bat,
nGmltd LA.
Sn 8etreff Der 9etpessriinoe fir Den
Moro unb ben SDbtidlag neifen Die
p%oritebenoen 3ablen barauf bin, Dab
felbit cine iibermdBig itarte 4ubdufuns
bon Menf6en an @ertsbrs@ un6 Or
bettsmittelpuntten fir fi9 aGein etn
hobes @ortommen oteiss I9peren Ser
bre6ens niht bebtnst.
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gpSesfaue an glppenStcttis

nerminoern iih in Dem WtaBe mie Der
@ebraub pm Or. Sings 0euen
2ebens' Biuen sunimmt, Sic mem
ben ale @efabr ab uno 9raft uno
Starte fOlgen ihrem @ebraub. So
rantiert. Blu baben bel Mo. 9reiB
uno s. 8alteper & Sobn su % Cts.
8eriuht fie
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Gin Bera epu .Dple

tpnnte Wrs. 2ucia @ilte in garD'
lime, Wis., niht 10 aliidli6 MAIDEN.
als e8 cine 25c Shahtel bon BUD
inns Grnica Salbe eetati bat. inoem
iie cine offene Beintuunoe beilte, bic
iie % Sabre lang qudIte. @rDBtes
antiieptiihes Rittel, Is Gents bel
Goolpb SreiB uno s.. &alteDer &
SDbn.
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;, @anSeIaoe @pptbeten" un5abl @taeRs
fd,er Sc:lmitteI Observation-Disclosures
appetttfidle 9etrturem = Gin 2ebenseltrtr.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
JIMMY BARNES DRAFTING MEN
FOR HIS BOSS, CONNIE MACK
Former Oakland Catcher Is Picking UR
Men 10 Play With the Philadel-
phfa Champions.

Jimmy Byrnes. the clever little back
stop whom the Philadelphia Americans
drafted from the Oakland team last
year. is now a full-iedged agent for
Connie Mack. manager Of the champion
team of the American League. AT the
present time Jimmy is chasing out
among the wilds of Canada looking for
likely youngsters to try out with the
Athletics.
This does not mean that Jimmy him.
self did not make good with the Athlet-
les. He caught many games for them
and managed to sting the ball hard as
well as peg 'em around to the sacks But
Jimmy was lucky in recommending a
couple of bushers to the manager of the
great team. and the latter thought il
would be a good stunt to turn hts
catcher loose and let him pick up
few youngsters who might possibly fig
uFe as big leagueFs.
Jimmy has already made a trip
through the West and South and man
aged to get hold of several lads who
may shine with the champions some
day. His work as a rustler will soon
be over and then the former Oakland
favorite will return to his old place
behind the bat.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
Dope Students Dealt
Four Knockout Blows
Atkins and Rudabek Are
the Real Money-Getters
at Fancy Prices.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE, July S0.-Favorites did
not begin the week very auspiciously
at The Meadows this afternoon. as four
we'll supported ones took the full count
Atkins at 1s to / and Rudabek, an
II to / shot, retired the dope students
winners
Bookmaker Billy Engstrom's Rosa
Rio made an ideal fayorite for the
second. failing to run placed. Keogh
landed Atkins an easy first over Legal
Form and Iron Watson. Mcbride had
the mount on Libervale, and the geld
ing was touted the real milk of the
cocoanut. He led for six furlongs and
then retired.
Alice Carey with Keogh up, was to
l, winning easily from Dutiful. Kirsch-
baum got Ralph Young away flying
to a struggling start in the fourth
event, and was never headed. Water
cure took the place from Hot ridden
out. Suilivan's dilatory tactics on Titus
ii contributed to the downfall of the
favorite for the fifth number. Ruda-
bek and Susie Christian. two long
shots, fought it out at the wire, the
former scoring through the clever rid
ing of Brown.
The colers of Barney Schreiber again
played prominent factor in the clos
Ing race. Lawrence astTide Buchanan,
second choice in the ring, rode pa
tient waiting race and in a wild drive
took the long end of the purse from
Peggy O'Neil, the post favorite. Cabin
ran an excellent third. Summary:
First race, three and half furlongs-sula H
won. Mrs. f. Newbnrgh second, Maia third
Second race. seven and half furlongs-Atkins
won. Legal Form second, Iron Watson third.
Time 1881.
Third race. mile-Alice Carey won. Duti-
fui second Pearl Waters third Time Al
Young won. Watercure second. Hot third Time,
1;4sA.
Fifth race. six furlongs-R Rudabek won. Sue
Christian second, Titus II third Time, 1:13 y =
Sixth race. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won.
Peggy O'Nen second. Cabin third. Time, 2ois.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
TENNIS STARS GATHER ON
THE OCEAN PARK COURTS
Twenty-SecoRd Championship of south
ern California Draws Entries
From All Over Sfafe
From An Over Stat

OCEAN PARK, July 3o-The twenty
second annual tournament of the Lawn
Tennis Association of Southern Califor-
MIA was begun today on the courts of
the Ocean Park Country Club and will
continue throughout the week The
entry list is the largest in the history
of the organization and some of the
best players in the West will compete
San Frapeisco, Oakland, Del Monte, San
Jose, Santa Barbara and toher cities are
represented.
Eugene Overton, the champion of
1905. will not be present to defend his
title, and there are many aspirants to
it. Today's games We're mostly pre-
Hminaries The summary foIlows
Mems singles, preliminary first and
second rounds-Gardner beat Lawrence
81, GA, ga; Brown beat Townsend 6-2,
6-S: Cassell beat Cooke by default
Bundy beat Donnell rs, 6-1; Foley beat
Gorham 26. 6S. 60; Crawford beat
Taylor So, go; Dawson beat Buttolski
SO. 60; Steele beat Griffiths So, Cd
Gewan beat Stanton 6-2, So; Adams
beat Gabriel 6-1, ga; Russ beat Hut
ton 40, 6-s. so; spaulding beat Grace
s-S e.; Jones beat Galusha, 60, 3-6,
go; Bell beat Holmes SO, 6-1.
Junior singles-Reger beat Douglas
6-S, 7-5 Holmes beat Myran 60, ga;
Rogers beat Nebeker 2-6, CO, rs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
"TERRY'S" CAY TIME
HAS IT'S END IN
POLICE COURT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK. July Soft you ever
come back here again | will send you
to the pen," said Magistrate Voorhees,
to Terrible Terry McGovern in the Co
ney Island Police Court today
The terrible one looked very meek
and humble. His hat was gone, his
clothes torn and his face clotted with
mire. McGovern and two friends cut
capers around the island all day yes
terday. They took on board many
frothing schooners and early today
started to sail along Surf avenue. The
going was squally. They bumped the
late throng right and left. and chaI-
lenged all comers to battle.
When Policeman Carney blocked
their path Terry set sail for him. Get
out of the way" yelled the terrible
one, "or I'll knock your block on"
Carney gathered Terry and his
friends in and bumped them all the
way to the police station. Terry
wasn't in it for minute. A charge of
intoxication was made against him.
II understand every time you come
to Coney Island you start 'trouble,'
said the magistrate to the fighter.
Now you stay away IL you want to
keep out OF the pen. Discharged"
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, July Se.-Following are the en-
tries for tomorrow at LatOnia-
First race. I'VE furlongs, selling-Iiandspike
94. Bitter Miss 81 taase SO, Helmuth 90. Alta
McDonsld 81, B3aaFenture 81 Newt Fisher 81,
Tom Morgan 100, lightning Conductor I05,
Demo I04, Nebber 105. Triumphant los, Bonart
los Goddess lO9, Harold d no. sam Cook g.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Jenmol 9S,
. Lady Ethel SO. Globe Runner 93. Sonata 90,
Loretta Fl SO, Jay Ward 96. Toppy Girl 60
Miss Anxious 96, Thiberus 96. Duessa 80, Es
uerre l02. Cygnet lO4, Fugurtha 104 Belletoone
10z. Bridal March l04 Back Mantilla 105.
Third race. eieven-si xteenths of a mile, purse
Bitter Queen 90. ROYAL Bond 80. Morales I02
Far Fagot lO2, Della Thorpe lO5, Lens los
Planufe us.
Fourth race, seven furlenss, handieap-Gus
HeidOIn lOl. AlcoT l01. Old Stone l02 DevOui
l02, Major T. J. Carson lO4, Princess Orna lO5
COrr0EuoNn II6-
!: Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-PriDeipia 50
Early Hours 80. Ids Mereme 80. Lady TarascoE
50, Myrtle &c. Caroline " 96. Oasis 80,
Babe 80, Minnie johnson 20. Lacene 105
Agnes Virginia los, Louwelsea los, Orilene los
DQd Anderson 10.
sixth race, mile and a half. selling -Wakefu
g. Cotiilion 80. Florizel %. Ida Vivian 10l,
Cashier 100. The Gadhy JOB. Dell Leath lO3
Knowledge l03, Little Elkin l0s.
Seventh race, mile seiling-Quicirich "a
Prince of Pless 81, Queen Caroline "a, Josie's
5eWel 81. DR.. McClem 90 Dudley 20, In
spector Girl l0l, Wee Lass l0i. Tenus 107,
Lee Bright lo2, Don Trent I02. PFoteus 102
buiar Jos, Chactas lOS, BanpoFal l05, Be
gOnia 100.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
ann DIRECT COMES HOME
WITH The $4,000 STAKE
Opening of Grand Circuit Races
Attracts 5000, but No One
Dare Make a Bet.

CLEVELAND, July 30.-Even with
out pool-selling the opening day of the
local Grand Circuit races attracted a
crowd of more than 5000 to the track
The NJ & NJ. stake of $4,000, trans
ferred from Detroit, was the principal
attraction.
There were twelve starters, Ann
Direct being the favorite in the pools
sold in Newburg, outside the Cleve-
land city limits. Brilliant Girl won the
first heat in 2:11 4 the fastest heat of
the race, but she went lame and Ann
Direct won the next two heats and the
race. Second money went to Brilliant
Girl and third to Kenneth Mac. sum
mary:
2;0s pace. purse s20o0-Hal C won
in 2;09h, 2:10. Black Pet won the
second heat and was displaced in the
third. Eudora Daphne Direct Ethel
Mac, Edwin S, Snapshot, Legater.
Black Pet and Queen of Clubs also
NJ. & NJ. stake, 2:24 trot. stake $4,000
Ann Direct won the second and third
heats and the race in 2:13, 2:121a. Bril-
liant Girl won the first heat in 2;11 Il
Kenneth Mac, Captain Bacon, Belle Isle,
Allie jay, j. N Blakemore, Fashoda
Czarina Dawson. Silver Band and Frank
2:08 trot, purse s15Oo-Mainsheet
won first and second and race in 2:091a
2:09lR. Turley won the third heat in
2:0sA. Angola, Tuna, John Taylor and
Kid Shea also started.
2:1O pace, purse s1OO0-Rudy Kip
won three straight heats and the race
in 2:05%, 2:0S, 2:10. Pearl Tipping,
Bonalet,, Carrina, Italia Cleo s. Mis-
Nightingale and Hazel Banks also
started
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
CHALLENGE is DUE FOR
AMERICAS FAMOUS CUP
Captain Nat Hereshof Is Ready
to Build Another Defender
at Short Notice.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 30.-That
the Herreshoffs are expecting another
challenge for the Americas cup and
have the confidence in their ability to
build a successful defender is the con-
sensus of opinion at Bristol, where all
the cup defenders have been built since
1898.
Signs multiply that challenge will
come this year for. a contest in 1907.
Within the last two months several
leading members of the New York
Yacht Club, custodian of the famous
trophy, have been In consultation with
CAPTAIN Nathaniel G. Herreshoff, and
the south construction shop, where most
of the defenders have been laid down,
has been kept free from small work in
readiness to tackle a ninety-footer at
the shortest notice. Moreover, yacht
ing reports at Bristol say that since
1898 not more than four years have
gone by without a challenge, and they
figure that another is due.
Captain Nat is believed to have a
model ready for the thirteenth defend
eli. which old Herreshoff workmen be-
lieve will be somewhat along the lines
of the Queen and the Ingomar, the fine
racing sehooners built at Bristol.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
swimmer FROM. SYDNEY
IS here TO MAKE bow
David Galley, Brother Of Former
Olympic Club Star, Touted
as Real Champion.

David Galley, a noted Australian
swimmer arrived in this city yesterday
on board the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany's Sonoma. Galley is a brother of
Frank Galley, the man who went East
with the Olympic Club aggregation
about year ago, when the winged
20" carried off several prizes.
Galley is here to show the Americans
how he can go in the water He is a
trim built chap and has a reputation
that will secure him entrance to our
ranks He is a middle distance man
and was looked upon as one of the best
swimmers in Sydney, his native city,
the place that has produced so many
marvellous athletes during the last
twenty years.
Galley will probably make his head
quarters at the Olympic Club. He will
be in charge of Sydney Cavill, the noted
swimming instructor of the winged
%" AS soon as things begin TO look
I'D in the aquatic line Galley will be
ready TO perform. He will probably
make a tour of the United Sattes if he
manages to make good in this city.