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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29
At Sheepshead Bay.

New York, June S.-ln a terrific drive, Inquisitor. and % to shot, won the Sheepshead Bay handicap, one mile. at Sheepshead Bay today, and in doing so broke the track record for the distance by stepping 1t in 1:37 S-5, which is one fifth of a second faster than the best previous time over this course, and with In one-fifth of a second of the world s record The finish was very close, the first four horses lnquisitor, Vontromp Hali- fax and Dishabil1e, reaching the wires apart in the order named.
 Peter Pan, second choice, won the surf stakes.
 By the victory of Captain Emerich in the fifth race, the ring received the hard est blow 1t has received in some time. The colt opened at 10 to 1 and closed at , to l. but while the horses were at the post he was again pounded to 21s to l, and in many books he was at even a shorter price.
 First race, six furlongs main course Kiamesha, 113 (Knapp), Il to 5. won; Ilandzarra, 113 (Martin), to 1, second; Roseben. 137 Uyne). to 10, third. Tim,e e 1:12 2-5.
 Second race, steeplechase. short course Paul Jones, 40 (Wray), I to 5, won; Gold Fleur, 13S Donohuel to l, second; Ker- nel 135 (Stone), 12 to l, third. Time, 4:07 3-5
 Third race. the Surf stakes five and one-half furlongs, futurity course-Peter Pan. HIS CRadtke). to l, won; Aletheuo. l14 CWiliams), s to l, second; Arimo, 122 knappl, 6 to l, third. Time, 1:01
 Fourth race the Sheepshead Bay handi- cap, mile-Inquisitor, 101 (Miller), 20 to 1, won; Nontromp 105 (RadtSe), to l. sec- ond; Halifax. 112 tShaw), to g. third Time. :37 S-5.
 i've flrlnnUS fufnrj- ty course-Captain Emerich, 112 (O'NeilD, ! to l. won: Umbrella, 10S CRadtke), to l. second; J. c. Core, l09 (Williams), II to 3. third. Time, 1:01.
 Sixth race mile and one-sixteenth, on turf-Entree, 104 tRadtke), to l, won; Just So, 97 (Horner), to 1, second; Far West, lO6 CKnapp). to 1. third. Time, 1 .46.
 Sheepshead Bay Entries.
 First race, selling. years olds and up, seven furlongs. F'uturity course-Arabo, JOS; Varieties, l06: Escutcheon. Envoyte, Ad Bell, Knight of Weston. Amberjack. Champlan. l03; Lady Ellison, Merrick. 102: Panique Dr. Royal, All Right. 100: Mettle. Suffice Ancestor. 9S; Water Bearer, %; Jessamne, 95; Sir Caruthers, Argentine. 9l, Melbourne Nominee, 90; Lady Valentine, S5.
 Second race, mile-Bohemla, 116 Edna Jackson, Q2. Brookdale lymph, Content. 106. N
 Third race five furlongs. Futurity course-Fantastic. Jersey City, Grace George. Princess Carrie, Toddles Barin- go, Adelinette, Nancy Wilido, Bird of Paradise, IA
 Fourth race, the Thistle, selling, mile and a furlong-Bad news, 115; First Ma son, i12: Ormondes Right, los: Red Friar. 107 Oliver Cromwell, lo6; Garnlsh, lo3; Caronat, 9S; Water Tank, 90.
 Fifth race handicap three years and up mile and a quarter-Colonal Girl. 124; Eugenia Burch, 1l2: Grenade 1lS; Logis- tilla, IF; Maxnar. ll0.
 Sixth race, selling. two-year-olds, five and one-half furlongs on turf-Monfort. 1l2; Curriculum. 109; Frank Lord. 107; Judge Davey, 105: Jaunty, lo4: Mirza l03 Clements. Bert T.. Al Powell. Sam Rice, l03; Bentsorem Kennisaw, 97; Woodwitch. oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29

most terrible visitation of recent years can put crimp in the tail of the national sport.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29
The Bad Decision.

In the first Atlanta reciprocated. Win ters singled, went to second on Smiths out and scored on Morse's hit In the second Jordan doubled, was sacrificed to third and scored on q bingle off the bat of Archer.
 In the fifth the Barons questioned a de cision of Pfenninger Oyler had singled and gone to third on a wild pitch. The "squeeze" was attempted. and Archer tagged at Oyler, as he tried to score. The runner was called out. but it is only fair to the visitors to state that the decision was questioned by many.
 In the ninth, Molesworth, first up singled, but immediately afterward went out trying to steal second.
 Thus the Barons lost the game.
 The official score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29
Washington 4, Philadelphia 2.

Washington. June 2s.-Rube waddell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29
L-atonia Entries.

Shining Star III CNieoD. s to }, second; Florizel, 1O1 lPerret, to ,, third. Time,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29

Some fans yesterday declared that the ball that Molesworth scored on Wednes- day was dead ball, because someone in the grandstand touched it. Let us all be thankful that it was not a live" one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29
The Runs Scored.

The men of Harry Vaughn started off in a rush, and in the initial inning, scored a
 single tally Atlanta tied this score in the Firemens half of the first, and in
 the second inning, by means of three | clean hits, ran across another tally, and
 won the game, after this scoring, there was nothing doing for either party. 1 In the first inning, Molesworth hit safe
 by second, the bingle being of the veriest scratch variety. Horseshoe" Smith was | right there" with the necessary sacri- 1 fee, and before he knew it 'Gladys" WAS
 standing erect on second. Then followed
 piece of hard luck for the locals. AlcocS
 struck out. but Archer, dropping the l third strike, lost time enough in throwing
 out the runner at first to allow Moles-
 worth to gain third. From that posi-
 ton the heavy centernelder came home
 on a wild pitch. IL will be seen that the only run of the Barons was due to good ! luck for them and bad for the Fire l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29

It was pitchers battle. all right Clark gave eight hits and Childs four. When the three wild pitches, and the base on balls that Childs gave, are counted, how ever. things are evened up just a bit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29

Atlanta, June 2S.-(SpeciaD. The Barons
 were beaten this afternoon by the mar row margin of to 1. Their inability to
 eonsecutvely hit Chlds was accountable for the defeat Ginger" Clark, for the visitors, worked
 exceedingly well, but timely bingles by
 Archer and Morse proved his undoing
 The runs necessary to win the game were
 brought across by the hits of these two Bremen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29

Molesworth, with none down. attempted to steal second in the ninth. This discon- certed Smith to such an extent that he struck out. Alcock went out at first by pitcher. Then there was room only for the weeping.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-09
Lyceum Entertainment

.
The five Midland Bureau attractions
proposed for the coming season In Dodge
City were graded In the Lycsumitf,
published In Chicago among the very
best OF travelling entertainments. Mar
yin Williams was ono OF the foremost In
grade, Dent Atkinson had similar stand
Ing Nat Brigham, The Madrlgal Lady
Entertainers and the Wilbur Starr Con-
cert company we're graded 10 nearly
every case as, entirely satisfactory Of
.'carrylng away the audience Com
pared with the reports on other com
panies this showing is remarkably
good one. Only Frank Mcclure Chaffee
and the Meistersingers Of LAST seasons
course approached. the grades Of these
companies. In confidence that the
marked superiority Of this years. COM
binatIon will secure largely increased
list Of subscribers to guarantee the great
or cost Of the attractions, the lew price
Of 81. as is made. and Including the prIvi.
lege Of reserved seats. II the public
does not respond with enough advance
subscribers to guarantee the amount sx-
acted, before September !, the course
will not be given.
Delivery OF season tickets, and pay
ment will bs expected some time IN
October, when the first number Will DO
glyen.i
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-09

The old time method Of purglng the
system With Csrthartics that tear, grippe,
grind and break down the walls q The
stomach and Intsstines Il superseded BY
Dade's Little LIVER PILLS. They CLEANSE
the liver and instead " weakening, build
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Relieve headache, bilicusneaa, couaii-
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Pine = Bond, DFuggiaiA.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-09
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or troubles that robbed e. Fl. Wolfe,
Of Bear Grove, Ia, of all ussfulness,
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-09

| n AL ikl lid Ot Lafn ~ Vieitln W ia
her cousin, Miss Hslen vsnHorne.
Rev. Everett preached tws excellent
sermons al Ford On Last Sahday, VA
Miss ZELDA Davis and slater were
Sunday visitors With Mr.. and Mrs. 2. ,,
| bielia. III ss
Dr. and Mrs. Bredehoff entertained q
number Of friends at their home On last
Sunday.
! Mrs. Mollie Sweeney, Of Hamlin,
Kansas 10 visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
D 4. Sweeney.
Luna Lamb has been laid upSwith the
'iDflammatory rheumatism for about two
weeks but Il now some better. "
J, M. Meador Is laid UP with : bro-
ken collar bone the result Of "hind
kick" Of Z heavily loaded gun. N
Mrs. ia .Squlres, Of Harper county,
10 visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
William Baird and son Bert IN
Miss Bredehof Of Great Springs, MISS.
onri has been visiting With her brother,
DR.. Bredehoff and wife Of Ford City.
The Ford City Mutual Telephone
company have the switch board and
other equipment for their various lines.
Mrs. i. x. VanHorne, and daughter,
entertained number OF friends at their
home on Sunday In honor Of their guest,
Miss King.
sMiss Rose Bredehoff has returned to
her home in Sweet Springs, Missouri,
after a pleasant visit with her brother
DR.. j. @. Bredehoff.
H. v. Hsrzer, Of Dodge City, followed
bis family to Ford Monday, and will
visit here fora week. He has donned
the apparel Of the farmer.
Miss Eulalia Neylns IL visiting In
Chicago with relatives but will return In
time to resume her work as teacher In
the Dodge City schools.
The concave and cylinder Of ia.
NelIa's threshing machine chewed up q
stay.chaln at Daisy Dell last Wednesday,
and the damage done gave the workmen
4 few hours rest.
Prof. o. B. Melia and wife are visitors
with bis mother. They have been
honey incoming In Colorado for q few
weeks. They will 20 In a few days to
Emporia, where her parents live, to
visit until his school duties began.
Mrs. H. v. Hsrzer and children ae
down from Dodge City Saturday to s.sit
at her mothers home and to ehthuse at
the prospect for great peach crop In
the orchard Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. Morrison.
Last Saturday was one OIL. X. Van
Horns's big wheat shipping days. On
that day he shipped out sixteen thousand
bushels. The amount Of wheat he takes
in daily lisa great one. The wheat Is
turning out far ahead Of the expectation
Of the farmers.
Miss Kathleen Morrison has been
chosen to teach the primary department
of the Ford schools after Q two term
vacation from that position. This will
be her fifth term in the Ford schools.
The school board at Bucklln wished to
retain her there for another year, too, at
an advanced salary.
N. ]. Smith and wife started Tuesday
to visit his old home In Marshaltown,
Iowa. They viii stop at st Joseph,
Missouri where he will purchase q big
supply Of goods for the fall trade Of
Smith q SON. When the junior member
Of the firm sees The immensely Of this
order his fayorite expletive, ''gee whiz"
will resound abundanily.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-09

| ff.p. McCsnstland made Y bu1inbss
|tript To Dodge Oity on Monday.
N. Parker shipped cattle 10 Hutch.
inson On Tuesday q this week. \
TIA. Scates vas III BucklIn " few
hours on Wednesday on bic return from /
"trip W bis ranch In western Kansas
Mrs.J W. DIngman went to Dodge
City Wednesday 70 vIsit her husband
who % under treatment At ne hospital:
hi. Fannou d fitting up ! room On tie
second door Of the Delliuger buildlDa
and Will establish bis Office there Ia .
few days. X
| lS. r. Reynolds, Of Dodge City WI
here interviewing the people With view
10 securing the nomination fcr cosuty
treasurer.
O. H. Jones and wife lefl Tuesday FOR
Pueblo where they expect to make theiI
home. unless they find scme moro De-
sirable place IN the Mountain state.
q. II. Christopher has bought from
| J. +. Jones. the livery barn and Ok lota
on the corner Of Ford and Center streets
and will put In ! lumbsr yard there.
Taylor q Jones have sold their stock
Of groceries, hour and feed to =. H.
Hawley Of Greensburg. MI. Hawley
will continue the business at the old
stand. hi
Born, on Friday morning, August 3,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Van Voris. . son. The
happy parents think that 1t 10 about the
flnest'boy that the Short GrMs country
has ever produced.
HIN. Kinkead and Captain Finley,
candidates for the nomination for county
treasurer and probate Judge, were
shaking hands with the voters In Bucklin
one day last week.
J.W Dingman was taken to the
hospital at Dodge City on Monday. He
has typhoid fever and suffered relapse
and It was thought advisable to take him
to the hospital where be could have
better care.
Mrs. W, @. Gosslee and 0oldIe, Of
HsrIngton came in last Thursday sven-
ing for months visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. h Dellinger, and other
friends 10 and around Busklin. Her
husband W. q. Gosslee will join her
later.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
died Saturday morning about i've O'Clock
Of blood poisoning. The little fellow
was about five years old. He suffered
severely for several days before his
death, The funeral was held at the
Methodist church on Sunday at o'clock
p. m. He was buried In the Bucklin
cemetery.
We notice that there are quite num-
Der Of our worthy fellow citizens who
are asking for the nomination for the
various county Offices. Now we would
like to ask these gentlemen whether or
not they have the consent OF Stubbs and
bis band Of Eastern Kansas politicians to
hold said offices. II not they had better
get such consent al once, or withdraw
from the contest.
Two Of our "short term citizens'' who
were experts with the paste boards, saw
the hand writing ON the wall, and to
escape the wrath to come, hiksd out,
One Of them, In fit Of absent minded
nees, took with him q gun that belonged
to another man. Now II these fellows
and others Of their ilk will stay "hikedr
It may be that some Of our people who
have been running behind with their
bills will have money to pay up.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-09
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druggist hasn' u " asad W. IN stsmps and 4
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Inc a.. It. Louis. IN.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-09

Persons picking plums in CAanbllsa's
pasture q miles east Of town, south side
Of river, WILDE prosecuted. st
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-17
LOU DILLON GOlDFIElD MIN
This is the first and Last Offering of
Treasury Stock
We Are Already DeIuged With Subscriptions

1t is only opportunity this buy promotion of
coein Godfeld property groundfoor basis
quick if at all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-17
80 Cents Per Share
Capitalization, 100000 Shares - Par Value, S1.00
Treasury Stock, $4,000 Shares.

gold mine The fact that the four lodges disclosed apex prop
of far than Importance precudes
possibility OF legal controversy exra-aeral rights
development will be
prosecuted with make the
hawk Lying direct line with the that strikes
through the Florence Jumbo Combination
Mohawk and Red Top and Columbia Mountain
that the the Dillon Goded Mining
together with the Silver Pick is looked
the development the
practically certainty
defined and permanently formed they
With reference the deal and the practically unlimited posi-
bits of the Lou Dillon the Godfed News of October sad
THE district lying Immediately north and of Godfeld, and
adjoining promises the gold
world 1t the belief that
bodies the Mohawk undere the Silver Pick and other
north and this belief is emphasized by in
who gey gobng the choicest ground in that
cniy that can be had.
"Some days Hayes and Monnee owning the famous Mo-
hawk lease bearing their purchased the mada claim and
quick the sale the Lou Dillon the Morn
Star, the September claims and the White Rock
"The l. NJ. Sullivan Trust Company the fortunate
Dillon claim This has been
Burog other DISTRICTS but when they
found that claim could be had though
prncy took and have already organized the Lou
Mining company operate the ground The Lou Dillon lies
Immediately the Silver Pick and adjoining it, and endnes
White Rock group the north The Silver Pick being worked
by eight easers The Lou Dillon has sets of asers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-17

The development of the Mohawk into the greatest
of the country with production
100000 month has attracted the attention of capitalists and
big the immediate territory adjoining Godfes
bonanza This has resulted in the consummatOn of several
deals of
which the purchase of the Lou Dillon claim
capitalists, including L. NJ Sullivan l.
the
Sparks other prominent mining The price
valuable and days later could have
per this figure spurned
purchasers incorporated take prop
ey exhaustivey develop it with making of the
producers of the
The Lou Dillon property comprising approximately 10
Silver Pick the and than
Mohawk Developments of date the
sufficient value
froms coniguity the Mohawk At
eight developing
making mine showing indicates that property will
take rank great of the district On
which within hundred feet of the Dillon several of
high grade encountered that values of
Sinking being done rapidly
these the depth at which the great
disclosed According to their pitch and
trend they together the Lou Dillon ground and with
predicted that when they meet they
will form tremendous deposit of high grade
lodges gold have been exposed the Lou
their within the boundaries OF the
claim Several it believed making history for the
Silver Pick into which they pitch and from viewpoint the
erty may be said present all the earmas of great high grade
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-17

work its account under the for the Sullivan
Company.
The Dion the pieces ground pospectivel
immediate distinct lodges all dipping
Silver Pick ground which they viii
depth The shallow shafts the Lou Dillon
all these values The leases
Using prospects The Irwin Porter lease down As feet and has
running from $40 $14 7oot The Lindsay
lease down 20 feet and have been had running high
the Silver Pick sdene
Company workings Will be started and pushed with the
Sullivan energy Jack Campbell will there
that particular part"
Although the first of the purchase bv
the property and the organization of the Lou DonGOdfed
Mining the initial offering has been practically subscribed
entirety When the became known brokers of
G San Francisco and eastern centers of finance
began for the and all the history
stands pre-emineny the successful The
perfection the Incorporation sold the
stock the subscription
share There remain but few thousand
allotment be disposed Of and for immediate returns
developments making for dividends there is
holds Like Eagles Nest and
AYouIket the Lou Don-Goldhed will be listed on the Pr
cpa exchanges Goe Salt Lake and New York
and the world will advance Immediately
share Without reservation and the highest
terms Dillon mining stock that
of every known quality gilt edged security
and purchase the initial which
more than the actual value of the bare ground
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
NAY Blast WITH CARE.
Permit To Be Restored to Murphy
GQfney Com pang.

Tie little war between the McCleIlan-O'Br and
n Nurphy-Csnney clans was declared OF yester-
ay, ana Fire Commissioner O'Brsen decided 10
E'e back 10 the New York Contracting Company
permit 10 90 ahead with blasting operations on
D. ste OF the new Pennsylvania terminal, az West
z street and Seventh ave. The company's permit
- Revoked or Monday by Fire Commissioner
As1 al the excavation. because the contracting
AHp@ny cid not take the necessary precautions 10
T-sc LIE and Limb. and also 10 live up 10 the
avs ano regulations of the department
yesterday morning there was q long conference
ti-e HcaGG uartegs between Fire Commissioner
VS'en and representatives OF the contracting
z=aany
soriy a.ter The conference Fire Commissioner
'SHel gave out this statement:
-as removal OF Inspector Of Combustibles George
@-liay had q wholesome effect on al blasting
-Iacto-s. except the New York Contracting
.-1lsny On Thursday night. after representa-
- 5 ne Bureau Of Combustioles hao wlthoraNh'
= sslis tlat ne operations Tor the day were over,
s,aN hss cred which resulted IN the injury
re sesslse women and one man anc the breaking OF
s--SNs anc doors IN ten houses IN that neienDoI-
- A report ~ this occurrence was MADE 10 me
tselnan smith aad on that report revoked
~ gstnlt believing that IN no other way could
,-,- Ont c-or be- brought 10 a realization OF ms
1ee Conference this morning with James A.
Ing counsel Tor the New York Contracting
1pany Chief Engineer Collins. in charge of the
~ and james r Ganney and Joseph D. Carroll.
IL members of rhe arm They agreed 10 meet at
pace NJ operations al . o'clock this afternoon
i Z tae acting chief Of the Bureau OF Combpsu-
- anc DO agree upon further precautions winch
tss.ble
- prlcpa. trouble seems 10 have been neg
y Y covering rhe surface blast The contracting
!, s@ny as promised 70 appoint an inspector 10
hzl 20 blasts are discharged until they have
- covered WIN mats held down by logs and
--1el together and 10 use no larger charges
- are permitted under the regulau uons OF thls ce-
ss.fhf WrCr these terms have oeen agreed
W a.. reissue tbs permit 70 the company
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
NTEOT CHANGES POLICE CHARGES.
s!sh and Price Accused Of Eisdemeanor.
Instead Of Bribery and Extortion.

Adjournment until Friday afternoon was
-'ea al The request OF Deputy Police Coinnis-
Aataot yesterday IN the case against Pa
'asn John J. Bryan and Charles r. Price. who
arrested on Saturday al the instigation OF
AetFof for alleged bribery and extortion- The
- cane up for examination IN the Tornbs court.
Magistrate Moss reduced Prices bail from
- 70 r.GJ0
II eo;aI.aint presented against the men by Com
Ahel Mathot yesterday charged violation OF
-'a U % the Penal Code. making IL a misoe-
- 10 receive a Rratuity or reward Tor an ap-
a. -'eat % public once. II is alleged that Bryan
rice had aeeoed Patroiman Donaghue OF 500
-''ahoe MIN 20 roundsman-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
ALLEGED RoolRoom MEN HELD.

Il the iRsa arrested by Inspector Schnittberger
N@Eia.n Hodglns for running alleged pool
~. Monday afternoon were held yesterday IN
each ia Jefferson Market court by Magistrate
-t tCr examination. June Is IL developed In
-1 thst TIE raids were made after receiving a
Fon District Attorney Jerome.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
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