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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-23
Presbyterian Church.

Corner OF Eighteenth street and
Washington avenue. Manse adioin-
ing. Pastor, Rev. A. S. Buchanan
Morning service II a. m. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Evening service 1880
y. m. Chr stan tndeaYor G:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880 p. nj.
Junior Christian Endeayor 2:30 p. m.
Rev. William Holderby will I'll tine
pulpit at thi chu CHI this morning.
In the evening Rev A. S Buchanan,
the pastor, will preach as usual Tnc
subject of his sermon win be THE
Significance Of Christmas
Church of tire Pedeerer.
The order of seryi,c today Is as
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-23

There viii be no services at the
synagogue today On Sunday, Decem-
Der 30th Rabbi SadIcr will preach
upon the subject "Views Of Life"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-23
Church of tire Redeemer.

The order of seryi,e today is as
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

The championship committee OF the
Amateur Athletic union OF the United
States, consisting OF James II. Sullivan,
chairman; Edward y. Babb, Barlow :.
Weeks, Thos. r. Riley and Il. G. Brown.
has decided that I'm future the Amateur
Athletic union will hold its own indoor
championships and IL has been decided
that the first indoor champion meeting
will be held I'm the city OF New York at
Madison Square garden on November sth
and 10th. Friday and Saturday nights.
The committee so decided upon this prop
ostion owing 90 the fact that so many
clubs have ben applying for the cham
pionships that they felt IL would be much
better N the A. A u. would control It's
own championship meetings.
The second meeting will probably be
held In Chicago in 1907 and the third In
Boston I'm 1908
In connection with this meeting " Is the
intention ~ the championship committee
to add several events for the Public
schools Athletic league. which will be an
nounced later.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
WORLDS SERIES
NOW PLANNED

Rules for the series OF baseball games
for tho worlds championship between the
two Chicago teams Of the National and
American leagues, which will begin at the
National league grounds In Chicago next
Tuesday. Oct. 3, and continue 20 Oct. H.
were announced yesterday at Cincinnati
by the national baseball commission.
James r. Johnson Of tho National
league staff and Frnnk OLoughiin OF
the American league staff Rrs to umpire
Authority OF the umpttes In these con
tests will be supreme, and they are au-
thorized to eject from the game all play
ers indulging In vile or Indecent language
and unfair tactics.
The following details will govern the
worlds championship series:
Tho schedule-Tuesday. Oct. 8; Wed
nesday Oct. 10; Thursday. oct. IL; Fri
day. oct. 12 Saturday, Oct. 49, Sunday
Oct Ia All OF these games to be played
I'm Chicago.
The first game will be played on the
National league grounds and all games
played thereafter will be alternated be
tween the American league grounds and
the National league grounds. II any one
OF the games scheduled at any park Is
postponed on account OF rain the teams
will be required to play such postponed
game on the first day available after such
postponement and at the same park.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
BICYCLE THIEF
OFFERED TOO
GOOD A TRADE

A young man who gave his name as
Joseph ST. Onge of Kingston, Mass. last
evening tried to sell a bicycle on Charles
street for S2 the value being about $50.
and Patrolman T. +. Cavanaugh arrested
him on suspicion.
At the Second station St Onge said
that on Wednesday he went to Fall River
and yesterday morning espied wheel
standing against the sidewalk. Tied 10
the wheel was leather package contain
ing drlImmers' supplies. Jumping on the
bicycle the prisoner said he started for
this city. arriving here about o'clock
last night on his way he hid the leather
package I'm a lumber yard at Fox Point
Two police officers accompanied StS.
Onge to the lumber yard where the mise
ing articles were found The contents re-
vealed that the owner OF the wheel was
+. r. Fogg
Lieut.. Hartnett communicated by tele-
phone with the Fall Ffvcr Police. who
sent after the man and took charge of the
wheel this morning. In the mans pockets
was found an ammonia gun.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
LIGHT WORK
FOR YALE

After the hard game against Wesleyan
Wednesday tho Yale squad was not In
condition for "a hard scrimmage yester-
day. and only a 1Ominute lineup was
given. That was Just 10 Timber up" the
coaches said. The practice consisted
mainly OF short kicking and drilling In
new trick plays Defensive work in stop
ping tricks was also tried.
The players seemed none the worse
apparently for the game yesterday. but
tho coaches did not want 20 over-exert
them with the Syracuse contest so near
Capt Morse was in practive yesterday
for the first time this week. and said no
had recovered from his slight indisposi-
ton. lie will play against Syracuse.
IL was said here yesterday that the in
Jury % Burch was not a brokcn shoulder.
but a broken collarbone. At fret it was
thought that the hurt was more serious
but now ~ ia said that he will be IN the
game again In a month. The lineup OF
the varsity yesterday was az follows:
overall. left end: Forbes. left tackle:
Hockonbergcr, left guard. ellis center
Edwin, right guard; Biglow. right tackle :
Alcott right end. r. Jones. quarterback
Needer, left hnlfback, Morse. right half
back. ROOme. fullback.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
DAhpURY RACES

The chief events OF interest at the Dan
bury fair grounds yesterday were the
horse races, each being won in straight
heats. Summary:
21O trotting, purse s3oo-won by Hsngh-
" Meddler in three straight heats, A
Laundry, second; Nelcyone, third. Best
time 2.2olS. Ragged Edge, Lunda, Harry
Johnson, Dan McGrepor and Crimson
Glover also started.
2lO pace. purse. s9co-won by Col. Tay-
lor I'm straight heats; The Judge. second; {;
olivewood. third. Best time 2:h. Only
three starters.
2.27 trot, purse. S3oo--won by Sunline1n
straight heats: Lady Trivol. second; Hill
Ton Roy. third Best time. 2:2aA. Mayor
Keeyer and ST Byno also started
Flve-elghths mile running race-Won by
Metal Best time 1:O2.
nSday's running race, the decision
I'm which was withheld. was yesterday
awarded 90 Kingston Girl, who won the
final heat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
-OLNEYVILLE

Oak street, and was ever ready TO as
sist and counsel those I'm trouble or dis
tress She leaves 10 mourn her loss one
daughter and three sons. Her funeral
will be held at st. Mary's church tomor-
row morning at o'clock
DIDN'T TAKE ANYTHING.
An old building on Edna street. owned
by the Atlantic mills. which was recently
the point OF activity of the Olneyyille
freburg. was broken into last night prob
ably by boys. but according TO reports
at the Chaffee Street Police station this
morning nothing was taken.
LOST AN HEIRLOOM.
James Hearne of % Huldah street lost
an old-fashioned watch that had been in
his family for many years late yesterday
afternoon. and he has requested the po+lce
to assist him in finding II. He says that
he lost II somewhere between his home
and the first station at the corner OF
Plainfeld and Rye streets
GENERAL MENTION.
Mary f. Moore. a well-known resident
son. William T.. Moore. at 5S Roanoke
street. Wednesday evening. Her funeral
will be held tomorrow morning az
o'clock and the remains will be taken
to Foxboro. Mass. for interment.
The old-fashioned social held by Thistle
lodge, knights and Ladies OF Honor IN
Meche nics' hall on Plalnheld street, last
evening, was very gratifying success.
These homelilke affairs viii be held the
first Thursday evenings OF each month
until the roses bloom.
Contractors and dealers I'm building
materials say that the outlook for fall
and winter business Is not anywhere neat
up 10 the general average. and this, they
say, is due TO the high price OF building
materials.
There was an item In this column last
evening stain gthat Luke Kavanagh was
improving It should have stated. Mr..
Luke Mcnamara of 1S7 Amherst street.
This being the first Friday I'm the
month. special services were held at 81.
Mary's church at o'clock this morning.
The services of the holy hour will be
observed at 1880 this evening
Quite number OF persons from this
vicinity attended the Brockton fair yes
terday, but n much larger party Will go
today the fremen's muster being the
leading attraction.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
THREE CUPS
FOR RACERS

After a meeting OF the Jamestown ex-
position yacht racing commission yester-
day at Norfolk IL was announced that
King Edward Of England. Emperor VIII
liam OF Germany Sir Thomas Upton and
President Roosevelt will donate cups 10
be contested for in the exposition races
on Hampton Roads next year
The trophy of King Edward will bo
sailed for in the international race for
class O boats the most important event
on the racing program.
The emperor's win be contested for by
boats In classes from A to DID. The
presidents by cutters, sloops and yawls,
and Sir Thomas by boats in classes X and
S, The winners Of these cups Will own
them.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05

The blue and red Of Miss Katherine "a
wilkes, which was so prominent on the
turf last year. flashed TO the front for
the first time this season when Kentucky
Todd spread -eagled his field in the q
year old division OF the Futurity yesteT
Gay afternoon.
The Canadian younTster won as ne
liked. setting the pace from the word
"go" then winning eased up IN 2:l4A'
f:l6A
II was only through the courtesy Of
Harry Stinson, who trains and drives
for Miss wilkes, that Kentucky TODD
aid not distance his field. The colt was
down 20 the three quarters in 1:4l in the
second and Il was quite a temptation
for stinson not 10 20 on and get the race
record for 2-year- old trotters
Kentucky Todd's victory is one OF the
most pleasing OF the campaign and as
he logged hack 10 the wire at the con
clusion OF the race veteran turtles, VINO
never before have manifested their pleas
uras or sorrows, Joined In the demonstra-
ton which IS accorded a Futurity winner.
Blue Hill, the Boston youngster who
carried the bulk OF the money. was
disappointment He was lame and the
hard track hurt him so that he did not
Ihow what n really fast trotter he IL.
He bothered in tho scoring and not
pnce dld he seem like the colt he was
nj Cincinnati In the first heat he
stepped a little distance ut a terrific
CLIP but II came at a place where It
availed him nothing
The second heat he made break over
nj the quarter and was nearly a double
distance out when he caught.
Lucille NARROW was close 10 the win
ner in the first heat. but went away on
the piece in the second and was dis
tanced.
Kentucky Todd u n very handsome
black colt, by the New England stall
lion Todd, s:I42. out OF Paronella. the
dam of Country JAY. 2:10k, Nellie jay.
R:14L. and several other record trotters.
He was bred by r. G. Estil. president
of the Kentucky Horse breeders asso-
citation. who sold. half interest In him
10 VIII Evans The latter trained him
and as a yearling sold him to Miss Wilkes
OF Calf. Ont. for $4,000, after driving him
n quarter in 33s.
Evans by the way. has another one
of these flying yearlings and yesterday
afternoon drove Il n quarter In S2&s. This
wonderful youngster is by jay McGregor'
out OF a Baron Wilkes mare.
The Futurity was almost family
affair. as first. third and fourth money
went 10 the house OF Bingen.
A surprising reversal OF form was
furnished by the 2:06 trot This event
was conceded 20 Main Sheet, with no
thought OF opposition. The black pony.
however. found the going exceptionally
dificult: In fact he was fairly and square
N outclassed by both Norman B. and
Snyder McGregor.
Angola forced him down 10 the half In
i02. a clip which killed them both. The
mare hosted the distress signal at the
head OF the stretch, where Snyder Nc
Gregor took up the battle. The little
stallion had enough OF the distance flag
and McGregor gelding finished pulled
UP in 2:07. Knapp Mccarthy then came
on with Norman b. and pulled down
the money in 2:0sA. 2:o7
Capt. Derby had no trouble in winning
the 2l2 pace. for he was much the fast
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05

With James d. Brady yelling like an
Indian. gountainblue dashed down The
stretch at the Brighton Beach track yes
terday several lengths IN front OF the
field OF horses tina; opposed nim In the
rich Triumph stakaa The big colt by
Oddfeilow had the race practically a.
his mercy every foot OF the mile course.
and whom he won, romyinS. az four
lengths his owner gave full vent TO his
feelings by wnoopipg with Toy.
Diamond Jam has NwAss 5een ar
enthusiastic turtnsn. sspeoikny regard
ing his own horses. and frequently has
caused a oommo ton when thsy aave won.
but yesterday he exceeded bis former
antics. His cries made him tie centre
OF all eyes.
Brady sat in a private box with two
women and Dave Johnson- When Toun-
tainblue took the ,e6d OF the start and
opened up a gap o. thyec lengths on
Prince Hamburg and Dina Ken Brady
became excited. but when Ais colt drew
still further away hs became frantic. He
jumped 10 his feet and wildly waving
his hat above his head hs yeledi 'Foun-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
BROWN STARTS
IN BUSINESS

Two of Browns most famous cham
pions OF the gridiron and the diamond
have united i'm business under the firm
name OF Murphy e. Fultz. adopted by
recently-formed partnership OF young
lawyers I'm New York
Murphy, 'g9 was captain OF one OF the
best football teams Brown ever had.
Fultz 'sS. achieved even greater fame
as an athlete. An All-American half
back he was also second baseman OF the
baseball team which won the undisputed
college championship, and afterward was
the star outhelder OF the Philadelphia
Athletics In the year when they won their
first American league pennant. Both
young men have been praCticing In New
York since their admission to the bar.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
BASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
TWO RULED OFF
TURF FOR LIFE

Owner III. J. Perry and Jockey Willie
Obert were ruled of the turf for life,
and the license OF George Hall. train
er was revoked, under ruling an
nounced at Louisville yesterday after
noon by the stewards OF the American
Turf association. The ruling follows an
made some days ago by Obert, that he
pulled Coruscate on the last day OF the
summer meeting at Latonia- Obert tes
titled that Perry. who owns Coruscate
gave him $500 TO do the job. Halls IL
cense was revoked because he had the
riding contract on Obert. and the jockey
testified that he had pulled Highland
Fling and other horses on the Canadian
circuit. II is understood that the inves-
tgation is not ended, and further develop
ments are expected.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
BRADY YELLEDWHEN
F0NTA|NbLUE WON

tainblue wins, Fountninblue! Let them
beat him IL they oan.'
As Fountainblue neared the winning
post and IL was evident he would win.
barring an accident Brady's enthusiasm
reached the climax. With his big body
qmvering with excitement and his voice
believing like a mad bull, lao threw him
self halfway out Of the box. While his
fair companions were clinging 10 him 10
keep him from falling. Brady yelled at
the top OF his voice: pull him up,
Shaw Pull him upr'
IL was the widest hubbub OF the day,
ana the race-goers gathered around
Brady and watched him instead OF the
horses.
The reason for all :his clamor was
not that Brady had WOE $4,000 on tho
SUCCESS of his colt. but that his high
estimate or Fountalnblue. impaired some
what by recent defeats. was vindcated.
Fountainblue cost Brady $4,000 two
months ago. In his previous races hs
was badly beaten by DE Mund, and Sal
videre. The winners share OF the stake
was $7050
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
monk DOWN
TO WEIGHT

Monk the Newsboy. is down TO weight
at his quarters In Centredale for his
match with Al belmont OF Medforo at
the Valley Falls Athletic club on Monday
night. and has been ordered by his man
ager TO do but light work. The local ban
tam realizes that belmont II travelling at
a fast clip at the present time. and he -
taking no chances on entering the ring
out OF condition. Hughey CLANCY OF Paw
tucket Is putting the newsboy through
a strenuous campaign, in which road
work. punching the bag and boxing take
up most OF the time.
The two boxers have posted forfeits
for weight and appearance, so that there
will be no slip-ups in any of the arrange
ments.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
EXCITING BOWLING IN
CR0SST0WN LEAGUE

The most brilliant games among the
bowlers last evening were seen In the
Cross-Town league. The Valley Street
and Wanskuck teams had a bustlins time
between them. The champions OF last
year were in good form and took two
games from the home rollers. The frst
game was won by Valley Street hands
down, but I'm the second Wanskuc6 turred
the tables. The third game was hard
fought, but the Valley rollers had ten
pin lead at the finish. Nied and Greenup
had a struggle on the side for the indi-
yjdual honors, which resulted In tie.
each rolling total OF 800 Nield's high
single was 1l0. and Greenup's was III.
CROSS-TOWN LEAGUE.
VALLEY
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
.PHILL|ES DOWNED BY
new Y0RKS, I TO 6

strang's hitting was a big factor in
the success OF the New Yorks over the
Phillies yesterday at New York. Sammy
cleaned up In the first inning with a
later on. Attendance 400. Score:
EsI;sssis Es$ Sfs5:fs %sFs ! So ! & ! "a
Runs-Browne. Seymour, Deylin, Nc
Gam, Hannifan. Strang Al; Thomas 2.
sentelle, Bransheld. Titus. Sparks.
Left on bases-New York 4; Philadel-
phia s. First base on balls-on Math-
ewson 1; of Sparks 8. Struck out-By
Ms,hewson L ,, by Sparks 2 ,diS aSme nt run
Bransfeid. Two-base hits@Thomas,
Titus Stolen bases-Seymour Thomas.
Umpires-Klem and Carpenter Time
CHICAGO 4. P1TTsBURG Q.
Chicago had no trouble in defeating
Pittsburg yesterday at Pittsburg.
Pfeister and Lelasid a., opposed P5s scoTa each
caleasos:. aIl9a,ass ! z 3 Il 8 J 8 g,
Runs--schulte. Chance, Lundgren'
Lundgren. sacridce hit-Ganiey stolen
bases-Chance. King. Double plays
Phelps 20 Nealon 60 Phelps, Meier 20
Nealop; king to HOFFMAN First base
Struck out-By Leiield 2 by Pfeister r.
Passed ball--Peitz Left on bases
Pittsburg .; Chicago 8. Umpire-ODay.
BRooKLYN s-2. BOSTON 2-1
A scheduled double header brought
the local National league season %
clase yesterday at Boston, Brooklyn
taking both games, 20 and 90 /,
respectively. Bases on balls converted
into runs by hits gave the visitors the
first game. Lewis was put out OF the
game for vigorous protesting
The second game WAS cut 10 hve
innings TO enable both teams 90 take
the boat train 20 New York Brooklyn
won by punching hits The double vic
tory gave Brooklyn nth place in tho
league standing. Scores:
g5:;s8i gs:$sisS. 5$s,Sf' if$i $$ $-9
Runs-casey. Jordan. Aiperman-s;
Tenney, Brown Two base hits
Doian. Howard Home run-Alperman
eacrIfce hits-Tenney. Maloney stolen
base-Ritter. Double plays-Brain tc
Teaney 90 Brown. Firstbas 90 p balls
or Lindaunr +---A stricklett-2-SLI SLIlcA
out-By Stricklett 2; by Lindamann 3
Irmpire-Conway. Time-2h.
(SecOnd GameD
Innings ........1
Brooklyn .........s...g
Runs-Maloney. Lumley--2: Dolan-l
Two-base hits-Jordan, Howard. Struch
piays-Eason 20 Lewis Alpeiman &c
Lewis 20 Jordan. Umpire-Conw'y
''''' I.EAGUE RESULTS.
New York Z. Philadelphia 9.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
THREE HEATS IN
SAME TIME, 2:l24

The racing at the fair went off yester-
day at Brockton. in easy fashion, straight
heats being the rule. A peculiar race was
the 2:l5 pace.
In the first heat four fought inch by
inch for the lead from the turn TO the
wire and held their respective positions
in spite of the efforts OF their drivers
passing under the wire with Conway
driven by Lester Dore, ahead. Gen. Shat
ter second, wildwood third and Louise e
fourth
In all three heats the PAGERS held the
same relative positions and the time was
the same. 2:14A. McDougal was the win
ner in the unfinished 2:14 trot OF yester-
day. Bert s. took second money and
Ralph Wick third The best time was
pisa. Todays summaries:
THREE-YEAR-OLD TROTrING.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
JOCKEY KILLED

Jockey II. Miller. who had the mount
on Dresden in the second race At Louis
Vile yesterday fell and several horses
ran over him. His skull was crushed and
he bit his tongue IN half lie died short
Is after being taken 10 the hospital MIL
Ter was ~ years old and q native Of New
York city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
TAXES ROLLING IN

The tax receipts at the city treasurer's
Office Yesterday amounted 10 SoS0s q In
payment of Ga tax bills. This brings the
total to date up TO s175, 2ss Is for s67s bills
A great increase II looked for next week
and n still greater one the following week
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
PILES cuRrp IN q To 70 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT II guaranteed 70
cure any case OF itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding PILES In TO Ia days
or money refunded zoe.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
Maps BEATEN
BY THE CUBS

Heine pitched his first full game for
Chicago yesterday at Chicago and did SUI
perb work all the way through. The game
was won whom Donohue. with the score
tied in tho seventh inning. hit into deep
left field for a home run. Attendance
400. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
SHOOTS DILEMMA.

Senator smoot philosophically reasons
that he might as we'll stay out In tho
rain after having been thrown into the
creek. He has championed the cause of
the army canteen.-Cleveland Leader.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05

Runs-Donohus. Dougherty, Quillln-3;
Caffyn-1. Loft on bases-Chicago 4;
Cleveland 8. Two-basc hits-Lajoie,
Helne. Home rgE-Donohue. Sacrifice
hlts-Blick, Dundon. Struck out-By
Heine 8: by Joss 1. Passed ball--Bemis.
First base on bels-Orr Joss 2. Umpres
O'I.oushlin and 6heridan. Time-lh l5m.
LEAGUE RESULTS.
Chicago 5. Cleveland l.
Philadelphia-New York (Rain).
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
FIREMAN'S poe STOLEN

Henry Mclean of Hose 3 reports his
black and tan dog. valued at s.. stolen
on Pond street yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05
KENTUCKY TODD IS
BEST Of HIS FIELD

est horse In the big field which took the
record.
y Tommy Murphy and his followers had
another hard jolt yesterday afternoon.
They tried 10 put a long shot over In the
2.16 trot and while they had the most
speed, racing luck beat them. Belle Isle
was the favorite and she won In 2:1S. 2:1l.
2:l1A, after losing the second heat In
2:OS& 10 Guy AXworthy.
Murphy laid Axworthy up the first heat.
won the second handily and then lost the
race by breaking at the second quar-
ter IN both the third and fourth miles
Guy Axworthy Is a 4-year son Of
Axworthy. 2:15%, and Lillian Wilkes,
217&, by Guy Wilkes bred and owned
by John II Shuts OF Brooklyn. His
previous record was 2:2SA. made as 2
year old
Vera Prodigal. one OF the starters In
the 3-yeaF- old F'uturity Wednesday. died
Wednesday night from congestion OF the
liver Silko. the winner. Is apparently
mono the worse for his two tumbles and
was lively and sound as could be when
logged this morning.
The Judges announced yesterday that
in their decision OF Wednesday. when The
Able was distanced. there was "A mis-
and that they did not be
lieve Driver White committed a deliber-
ate foul.
Today comes the famous Transylvania
and the Indications are that II VIII De
trotted over "a fast track.
The summary:
KENTUCKY FUTURITY. FOALS OF
1904 TROTTING
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05

Chicago 4, Pittsburg o.
Brooklyn 3-2, Boston 20.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05

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