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TO-DAY'S CARD ron SARATOGA.
Alabama tan for Three-Year-OId FImies
the Leading Feature.

SARATOGA. Aug. THE Alabama stakes
Of u. 900. for tbree-year-oid fllies. one mile
and an eighth. will he run Tomorrow. with
Rennyetto. Gold Lady and Yankee Girl pos
sibly the best. The opening event il q handi-
cap for three-year-olds a. six furlong,, with
Sewell. Jack Akin and DeMund figuring well.
For the steeplechase. at about two miles,
Thistlcdale. Altar and Dick Shaw may go
we'll. Two-year-olds will run in the third
race. at six furlongs, Long Ball, Smirker and
s ma1s s at a mile. Kiniecss%kie. reai..moc s W ana
Ampedo look formidable. Maiden two-year-
Odds will run in the last race. at Ave and a half
Bellwether perhaps the best. The entries
follow
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JULIA POWELLS SPINAWAY
WHITNEY FILLIES, ADRIANA AND
STAMINA, BEATEN.
mr.. Gardner Also Fails st Od6s On sheriff
williams stcepiochsse Tom Dolan
Dick itnncll AMI An Alone Take the
Other Races at the Saratoga Track.

SARATOGA. Aug. There was a big upset
in the running OF the go. 900 spinawsy stakes.
for two-ycar-oid nllies. hve and a half fur
longs. to-day. when n. p. whitney's AdrisDa
and Stamina. heavily backed favorites a.
q TO s. we're unable 10 land the coin for tho
talent. f.. II. 1homas's DESTROYS. rs to 1.
showed the way for more than half a mile.
with W. p. jennings Julia Powell. 10 to /,
August Belmont's Half Sovereign. ~ TO I. and
Adriana close up. Knapp got busy with julie
Powell In the stretch and she won In a drive
by half q length from Half Sovereign, h
had the same margin over Adriana. with
DESTROYS a head out Of the money. Stamina
seemed to be anchored by the weight. The
time was O6 As.
r. d. Sullivan's DR.. Gardner. carrying top
weight and a IS to 20 favorite. provided an
other pitfall for the talent in the handicap at
seven furlongs. He made the pace until ne
reached the homestrctch. when he stopped
Far West, 0 TO /, then went to the front and
won easily by two lepgthe In l:75 is. Cable
gram. backed from 100 down TO 90, got the
place by a length and a half from DR.. Gardner
Rapid Water, Z to 1, ran far below his form.
while Prince Ahmed. backed from ~ to 9. had
little speed.
J. Il. widener's Sheriff williams, Q to s
f~avorite. won the steepleohase at about two
miles in a big garop by twelve lengths In
t20 2-s. Gold1eur. . to .. had Q mortgage on
the place a. Judge White. 7 to !. who ran
third. fell but Was remounted.
from the start In the third race. for platers at
. mile. and breezed home two and z half
lengths in front OF Frank j. Farrellts Biandy.
s.to.I. The iatteL who was the contender
all the way. beat Kilter, 10 TO !. by a len 9Th
Of the money, The mile was run In I .3e.
Dick Finnell. 8 to S favorite. won the handi-
as he pleased. when Garner. called upon
him he rushed to the front and won by nve
lengths in I 30 lis. Acrobat Q TO l.. who led
for three quarters Of q mile. finished In the
place. half a length before, tmpedo. 10 to 1.
Rifeman lacked the usual speed, ,
Oscar Lewisohn = All Alone, II to l. showed
the way in the Last race for wo-year-olds
five and a half furlon ge. winning in q sharp
drive by three parts Of a length in 1907 i-5.
r. ID. Sullivanis Sin gle stone , to 2 favorite.
who got away slowly and finished second.
would have won with a better break. He
had q head over Marbles, backed down 70
5to2. Three favorites were successful. The
attendance was about 5000. The sum
maries:
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Meadow Brook PoloIsts Bea, Point Judith.

NARRAGANsErr PEN. u. l.. Aug. THE
Point Judith Country Clubs annual polo
tournament was continued to-day on The
grounds Of Wildfeld Farm, The match was
the third event for the Nara gansett cups.
The ri wal teams were Point Judith and Meadow
Brook. Meadow Brook won ny a score Of
1917 TO Iah. BY handicap Point Judith re-
ceived seven goals. The lineup:
Point Judth-W. a. Hazard. 3: u. La Montague.
Jr.. a. {. p. Dixon I'd, a. II. Drury, 4. Total. Il.
Meadow Brook E. 8. Reynal. q; Dcvcrcsux
Mlburn, g. J, ", Waterbury. Jr., =; n, l., Beck
man. e. Total, "a.
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Newport Lawn Tennis.

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. - After FIVE hard
fou ght sets under 4 scorchipg sun Miss
Theresa Tselin and charles Sands won the
final match Va the mixed doubles handicap
tennis tournament A. the Newport Casino
this morning. beating Miss Nora Iselin and
bomas Slidell The summary
Miss Theresa isrlir and Charles sands, Nev
York. ga. Ia, 81, 30, ST..
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sutton Beats MornInsstar Twice.

S~SHAroGI. y. v, Aug, o. Thore was in.
creased interest to-day IN the ~ inch baIk
line billiard tourns ment nov In progress
in The I nited States Hotel. despite the fact
that Y. e, Cutler. tho Boston expert. Was
unable To make connections and did not reach
the Spa until late. Mornlngstar and Sutton
pttNed OF their second series during the
evening. The scores.
First Aame sutton, 2o; Mornlngs,sr. 1913. see,
ond game sutton. cN. Mornlngstar, 1911.
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CINCINNATI.

'Batted for Hit In the ninth inning.
Brooklyn ...........,..t q u q ? u u q IA
Cincinnati. .... .....,... u o q u Ia
Struck out by Rucker, 8: ny HIT. 3. First base
on balls on Rucker: s on Hit. I. Two base hit
Lewis. Three base hIts-Alpermsn. Mowrey. Hit
by pitchcr-By Fucker, I. Sacrifice hits Ritter,
Mitchell. Stolen base-Lewis. Umpire-Johnstonc
Time-i hour and ~ minutes. Attendance 600.
PHILADELPHIA IN. H., q CHICAGO IN. L., o.
CHICAGO, Aug. SPARKS pitched a beautiful
xame TO day and received wonderful support,
one catch By Titus being especially brilliant. The
sr0re.
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sBatted fol Doyle In the third inning.
tRattcd for Tiff In the ninth nhng
81. Louis. .... .... 4 q = o q u n q Is
New York. 10, ........... o o I q q 3 q u o.
First base on errors--New York, I: 81. Louis. =.
Left on bases-New York. ]: 81. Louis. & FIRST
by Tiff, 4: by Glade. 5. Three base hits Spencer.
Jones. Sacrifice hits-Pickerfng, Neager. Stolen
Williams and Conrov: Wallace, Miles and Jones:
stone. Spencer and Yeager. Hit by pstcher-W
Glade. 2 Wild pitch-Tt. Passed ball Spencer.
Hits on Doyle, 7 In three innings: on Tiff. 5 In SIX
innings. Umpire -O'Loughlin. Time hours
and II minutes. Attcndance-SOO0
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 4; DETROIT. :.
pHiLApKIBHIA Aug. with two out In the
eighth inning. Killian mufcd Rossman's throw
10 catch Nichols. Seybold followed with q homer
over the left field fence. giving the Philadelphia
the nrst game OF the series. The scorc:
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GOODS.
Western League.
SoUtheru ueague.

Al Lincoln Lincoln. I; Omaha. I.
~ Dcs Molnes- Des Molnes, 7; Sioux Ci'y. 2
AZ Pueblo Rain.
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PHILADELPHIA

Totals. = \ "a ~ = Totals, Z SEA ~ I
'CoughIin out. hit by battcd ball.
Detroit. o. ......... 90. - o o o q % q %
Philadelphia. ........ o o I o o q a
First base on error - Philadelphia. Left on
bases Detroit, ;; Philadelphia. 4. First base on
balls OF Killian. T. Struck out-By Bender, 81;
BY Killian. 4. Home run-Seybold. Three base
hit-Craw ford. Two base hits-DaviS. Bender,
Rossman. Sacrifice hit-Bcnder. Stolen base
Murphy. Double plays--Bender and Collins;
Nichols and Murphy, Time hour an q ~ minutes.
Attendance -i3.GS.
BOSTON "A. Ll. 2; CHICAGO "A. L.. l..
BOSTON, Aug. I-Walsh's wild pitch and q hi, by
Ua1ner uron the game for BOSTON IN day Ths acor.
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GOLF.


for amateurs and professionals were In
prorreas ,o-d.v ~ The M.ni.wood couree,
The anaIist, for the sn,ateny c,n- "a a result
Of he dav,- matches wII he I'rs vars. the
Oh, m INFLOW a,d pimh.u ~ a,.ton Among
the nrofsssIons,s IN st,r, ,hs,y medal pIsy
VIC prviss''onH'S to Ssr' WV" ".u'' t'es
S SO%p sI.. sm were n snem. nos ,I;,o oDen sn'"' orion
~ s' ~, G nU'S M,o5o1,. leo Sad 10 I'm .se mp So,s
honorsw with lag, leading smith by ave strokes.
Nicholas afternoon round was a new record
for the course. as follows:
out.."."".."..a isaac s-@
ID. ,..n.........S 1890
A large and enthusiastic gallery followed
tho players Of note. The summaries:
Aaplcwood cup-second ~round-Ricbard Kim
D ss : sos.on. beat Douglas owen. MARINE ana
re'u. W = up snd . 70 pay, bnce D. EVsns. Dos,
ton. beat Q. r. Simpson. MspIewood. by 10 up and
9 TO play; Jerome Travcrs. Montclair. beat Charles
Brown. SaeskIn, by I up no holes,: W. NJ. John.
son. Somerville. beat NJ. stanton, West Newton
semi nn.l-Kimban heat Evans by 3 up and .
's coD.o,,,o, cu,-s,oo,a ,,r,.-w x,,,,,
81. Augustine. beat Paul waterman. Ekw.nok.
by s up and 4 to play: r.. NJ. TAFT, -. Johnsburx.
pl.y; A. Fr.xsr Ottawa. bs., w. Esiley. jamaica
by 4 up ana 4 10 NAV: A. Heryays. M.pl,,vood
h.s, " n srr..,s =, yohn.nn,. nv , nm ,so
''prskoe' w. 'onn"oufs' ny 1 W V"
noles:
professional Compenion-U Nichols, Boston,
"a. ee--i47; Aleck Smith, Nassau. II, 7s-i<7: orrin
Terry. waumbek 10. Isis: Jack Jolly. airing
ton IL TIKI. A,scL t,s,.s, no.,or 70 so-ina:
g. rurnsull' Jsmsics. 70. so,iSs; Dave Hunter.
Orange 10. 7s-iSS; a. House. Marine and Pteld.
u. sO-iS. wiikie Maguire. M~ap,ewood, n, 0-i6.
-
TORONTO, ONT. Aug. AT the Iambton
Golf and Country Club to-day. the mixed
f0ursome was won by Miss Dick, q runner
up In the Canadian women a IA ampionship,
and Z. d. Fraser. with 80. In the semi-nnal
for the chief tournament cup y. W. Corkran
Of Baltimore beat W. r. West Of Philadelphia
by up and 4 10 20. Corkran went out in 81
and scored u for the remaining i've holes.
In the other half George =. Lyon. Canadian
champion. beat !. h. Robinson. Toronto, by
2 M and , to play.
NEWPORT, Aug. - Play began to-day in
an eighteen hole mixed foursome match at
the Newport Golf Club for q cup offered by
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore. The result
OF the afternoons play was as follows
First Round-Mss Msnde Wetmore and Robert
Sedrwtck, Jr., beat Miss Beatrice Mills and Robert
GoeIet. 4 up and 3 TO play: Mrs. Royal Phelps
Carroll and Clarence w. Dolan. beat Miss Gladys
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Philadelphia. 3; Chicago. o.
AZ P%tttsburg -Rsin,
4: CINCINNl

BROOKLYN. 4: CINCINNATI. >.
CINCINNATI, Aug. / with two on bases
In the fifth inning Rucker singled. scoring
TWO runs and IL was by this margin that
the Brooklyns defeated the Reds. The Reds
had previously won seven consecutive games.
Tha apore,
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A. New Orleans First game New orleans
Memphis. I thirteen Innings. Second game
q: New Orleans. q lseven innings,
~ Birm ingham- Atlanta, 3: Birmingham, I
AZ Nashville Montgomery, 7; Nashville, 4
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PHILADELPHIA,


I. Left on bases Chicago. B. Philadelphia, 8.
Three base hit Knabe. Two base hit Schultz.
Stolen base King. First base on balls on
Overall. 4: on sparks. =. struck out ny sparks.
I. Umpircs Rirler and Carpenter. Time hour
and 70 minutes. Attendance t.3o0.
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'Batied for Liebhsr dt In the seventh inning.
Cleveland .-....,.,.. q u u I n n Ia
Washington. ...........0 ! ~ ~ , . -
Ten on bases Washington =, Gle, Gland, a.
First bssr on errors Warrington. :; CleN~ls nd, ,
Firs, base on halls or Johnson, a. on IIebhar it,
J OF Prrger. g. struck out BY Licbhs rdt, n by
Berger. :: by Johnson. q. hits-Od kebhAEdt.
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Totals, $40 :
.One out when winning run was scored.

UWF vi WVV WTVHIHK w v y NtUTVU'
noston. q q o q q n n q u IL
Chicago. % u q o q o u o.
Three base hits-Unglaub ~. Hits-On Al
trock. 6 IN eight and n quarter innln Is: on Walsh.
5 In hNe and three quarter innings. Stolen bases
sullivan lsbcil. First base on bails-OH Young. ?:
on Altrock, 2 ON Walsh. l.. First base on errors
BOSTON. g. Chicago. 2. Left on bases Boston, ~.
Chicago. Q. Struck out BY Young. 4: by Altrock. /:
5y Walsh !; Double piays.w sgner Ferris and
Criger, Wild pitch Walsh. Umpire Connolly.
Tim : hours and VI minutes. Attendance 4. Pts.
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In sin innings; on berger. l In two Innings. Wild
pitches Berger. =: johnson. I. Three base hits
Mn. Wakeneld. Two base hit-Nil Sacrifice hits
-Aiizer t2,. Ilebhardt. Stolen bases Nil. Dele.
hAnty, Jones, Heydon. Umpires- Sheridan and
Evans, Time L hour and 50 minutes. Attendance
32W.
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New York state League.

A. Blnghsmton scranton. ?; r inghsr,ton. T.
A. Syrscuse-WIikesbarrr, a. syracuse. =
1t Albsny-A.. !. 4 g.. I: Albany, y.
A. Troy-Utics, ): Troy. 3.
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WARRINGTON. AuR, I-WaItcT Johnson. a nine
teen year old twtrling wonder OF the nrst water
discovered In We,ser. In the woody wtlds OF western
Idaho. and touted as the greatest pitching marvel
for a young ster that ever broke Into the BIZ len qucs
with q mean semi professional record OF fifteen
strkeouts for eleven games total. las strikeouts,
and a shutout record OF e.shty nv@ innings with
out being scored against. 70 day i~ed up TO she
reputation %bespoken for him In major lea gue rom
many. The Clevelands made only ono solid hit
on him up to the ninth inning. when he eased ,p
In his hrst ajor lea que game, last Saturday against
altar. The scnres
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Selling; for two year olds; seoo added, Ave and

Fair start; won driving; Al Alone. br. q. :. by
CcsarOn-h Lone; owned by q. Lewisohn: trained
by !. J. Hyland.
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New Enkland League.

renee, :. Second game Lawrence, \. Wnrc-s,S {.
~ HaVerhil- First game -HsverhiN, II NV
Bedford. I, Second gane-New Bedford 7 Have
AZ Lowell Fall River. 3; Lowell. l.
~ BrOckton TO- Rrockton :; Lynn. q.
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EASTERN LEAGt 4.

JERSEY CITY. y NEWARK. y
Newark made a strong opening IN tho beginning
OF another intcrcity session with Jersey City In
Jersey City yesterday. scoring three times In the
hrst inning. hut was unable to hold out against
the Skectcrs' attack. The score:
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south AtlAntIc Ilcar,,
Trt-State League.

~ Augusta Augusta, I; Macon. n
At savannah savannah, ?. ColumhiA.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4. jackson N'.
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~ WilllamSport-Trepton, :, W~illiamspoT, L
Al Altoona Lancaster. 7: Altoona, :.
~ JohnStOWn- YOUNGSTOWN, ~ Reading, Z.
~ Harrisburg -Wlmingtop. 4. Harrisburg
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LEAGUE.
RrookIyus Win In cincinnati and the Qua
kers Blank the GhicaEos.

The New Works and the Pittsburgs were
kept apart ny the rain yesterday. but The
Brooklyns held M their end hy whaling the
Cincinnatis and tieing that band of warriors
for nth place. The cha mpion Cubs struck
a snaG in the Philsdel phias. who shut them
out. The results:
HrookIyu a. Ctucipnnu 4
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t;amcs Scheduled for TODAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81 Louis In New YORK: CleN Gland IN Vasnlrsnp
Chicago In Boston. Detroit In FhlladrlpNl'
NATIONAL LEAdrg.
New York In Pittshurg: BROOKLYN In t'~r'nnsn
Philadelphia In chicago: Boston IN - LONE
ElsTgRS LgAGrp
Jersey CITY In Newark Providence M ns'lN'r'
Montreal In Rochester: Toronto IN SuTi0
BASEBALL. To-day. sP. M.-Amer'tsn Less"
Park. y. y. Americans vs.. ST. Louis-S1t
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Jersey city. ......,...... u u 4 n $
First base on errors Jersey City. 2: Newark, :.
Left on bases Jersey City. a. Newark. 2. Flrs,
base on balls -On Foxen, >: on Pardee. =. struck
out BY FOxcn. 8. Terco base hits Enrle. Clement,
Hahlgan. Sacrifice hits Nandegrift. Woods. Mullen.
Double plays-kcister, Bean and Nandegnft: Bean.
Keister and Nandcsrfi. Passed ball 49, Butler, Umpire
Kelly. Time hour and 10 minutes. Attendance
I .yO0.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. .........O n 900 u -,
Providence. ..-.,..4 u q n u q u n % 7
Batteries Burchcll and Bycrs. Harris and Peter
son.
At oALT. ONT.
", H. 4.
Buffalo. .........n q o "a =.
Toronto. .......O q q n : o. .
Batteries ITozcr. Mllinan and McAllister. Nc.
Ginley and Corrigsn.
At RoCHEsrRR.
n. ". y.
Rochester. .,.,...0 q o q - . o
Montreal. ......... u o I q q o. 4. I
Batteries Henley, Mclean and Higgins. Stan.
ley, kecfe and Clarke.
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Good start: won easily; Tom Dolan. h. G.. 3. by
lean -Marshetts; owned by Fred Cook.
trained by W. Z. Phillips.
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BROWNS DISFTGURV DOYLE
GET 4 BEG LEAD AND DEFEAT
THE NEW YORkS.


The New Works were the only Eastern
team Of the American League that lost yes
terday. Although they had the second d.
vision and shaky Crowns ~ adverssrles. the
New Yorks made a bad start and an inferior
team dowDed them. The real scrap was In
Philadelphia. where the Philadelphia met
the Detroits. Mack a men took a fall out Of
the new leaders. but did not deprive them
Of their lead. as the Chicseos bowed TO the
Bostons after a battle Of fourteen innings.
The Philadelphia and Chica gos are tied for
second place. H. Is a great fight that Ia going
on for first honors. The unfortunate Cleve-
lands were not good opposition for the tall
end W~ashinRtons. The results:
40. Louis. y: New York. q.
Philadelphia. q; Detroit. =.
boston, y; Chicago. ..
M~aHhlpgtOu q: Cleveland, 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23

cured but Bri9ht's disease, which alwaya follows neglect of them cannot. Go and eet bottle of Cooper's New Discovery and Cooper's Quick Relief and use them faith. fully. ! our back ache will disanpear 1e. cause your kidney troubLe IS correcfett--- not for a day but for gaod. When vour kidneys are in "ship-shaDe' taere will be nothing more to cause it.
 Here letter from man who suffered for years m this way ard took my advice.
 '' nave been m such bad health for some years that I finally had to five up work. { suffered from kidney trouble. My back was so sore and lame that could scarcely Set mp and down. My stomach vas also out of order and my nervous system broken down. have been using the Cooper medicines for one week and actually feel like new man. My food digests perfectly. The soreness and pain has entirely gone from my back and my kidneys are in fine shape. The medicine has strengthened me wonderfully and I cheerfuily give you this testimonial for publication" MT. P. Leonard. 40 School St., Allegheny, Pa.
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VACATION TRIPS.

In the summer resort region of Wisconsin, Minnesota and northern Michigan, The North-Westsrn line reaches with direct train service and ehrough Pullman rIeeping cars, se- ries Of cool summer resorts, hunting and fishing rounds, which for variety uf interest excel all others Numerous good hotels, boarding houses and camps. Some of the best fishing In Che world If you are interested In dading a place suited to your par dcular needs, call upon any ticket agent, or address Geo. H. Brigham, General Agent 31f North 9th street, St. Louis, Mo.
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MAY TRANSFER
 LEO'S BONES

Rome, July 22.--Gt is unofficiaIly announced that the transfer of the remains of Leo XIII. will take place tomorrow, the fourth anniversary of the death of the late pope Every effort has been made by the church authorities 10 keep the matter q 5e- eret, owing 10 the fear of anti-cTeri- cal outbur8ts. The bones Will be talk an from the church of St. Peters 10 fae permanent monument con ttructpd by the sculptor Taddolni in the church of St. John at the Iateran. The ceremony has been several times postponed because of confidential advices from govern meut officials that I serious demon- stratiou would result. such as mark ed the removal of the body of the late Pope Leo IN from the Vatican Basifica 10 the Church of san Lo- renzo. The disorders at the Gfme were so violent Shat the remains of the pope were only saved from ben4 thrown into the 7'iber by the deter mined defense of the loyal Catho- lies accompanying the party Hun dreds of women took part in the battle and defended the sacred bones with the heavy torches they Carried, tnfdtNng serious .injures upon their many assaiIants.
 It is reported that the Italian of fcials have assured the pope that the entire garrison of Rome will be called out if necessary to dueH all prospective anti-clerical disorders The powerful array of police and soldiers, it is expected, will be suffi- cient to prevent any serious trou- ble 4 revival of the spirit of anti clericalism is now spreading all over Italy, but expresses tseTf In more quiet and philosophical man ner than in former years. The anti clerical referendum now has over 90,000 members and is constantly growing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23
CA TO 7I A. ..,.,. .Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought Signature "a, &<ztzu GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago, July 22.-With many players from the East, as we'll as the central states, entered in the contest, the iunion championship tournament of the Western Golf as- sociation commenced today under the auspices of the Westward Flo Golf club. Thirty-two players will qualify in two flights of sixteen each for the match play for two cups. Inasmuch as the junior champion ships for bona fide junion members of the United States Golf associa- tion clubs is something new, the Western Golf association officials have made 1t national in extent and have admitted juniors from eastern clubs. The finals will be played tomorrow and Wednesday.
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| ssTN
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the following described animals have been taken uD and impounded under the ordinances or the city of Pine Bluff to wit: One black barrow crop and hole ta left and two splits in right ear.
 One black and white barrow. crop an dhole in left ear and two splits in right ear.
 One black gilt, crop and hole tn left and two splits in right ear.
 One black and white gilt crop off left and two splits in rikht ear.
 One black and white gilt. crop off eft and underslope in right ear.
 One black and red barrow, crop off eft and swallowfork in right ear. One black and red barrow, crop off left and split in right ear.
 One black and sandy gilt. no marks One white billy goat, DO marks. One black gilt, no marks.
 The owners or said animals are hereby requested to prove their own ersfip or interest in said animals on or before the 2oth day Of July, 1907. Upon the failure of said owner or owners to prove their ownership or interest OH or before said day, said animals shall be sold on said day at public auction at the city pound for cash to the highest bidder at 10 O. clock a. m
 \. J. STEWART,
 Chief of. Police, City of Pine Bluff. July 10th, 1907 d9t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23
WHY so WEAKf
Kidney Troubles May Be sapping Your Life AYay-pine Bluff Pee-
 Die Have Learned This Fact.

When q healthy man or woman De- gins to run down without apparent cause. becomes weak languid, de- pressed suffers backache, headache, dizzy spells and urinary disorders, look to the kidneys for the cause 0t It all Keep tn kidneys well and they will keep you we'll D0an's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and Keep them well. Here is Pine Bluff testI- money to prove it.
 Tohn Osborne, carpenter. of 1907
 sst Sixth avenue. Pine Bluff, Ark
 Ys: Both myself and wife think
 eat deal of DOan'5 Kidney Pills. l
 fered off and on for several months
 tn pain and soreness across the slnall of by back When [ lifted any thing Or stood and attempted 10 straighten It aggravated the trouble, and [ often felt as ii my back would fall apart. Procuring l box of Deans Kidney Pills at Mann-Tankers- ley's drug store 1 was astonished at the relief obtained rom them. This remedy is certainly worth racom- mending. am glad to advise any one afflicted as I was t0 use Deans Kidney Pills" For sale by all deaI- CTS. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mil burn Co.,, Buffalo N Y. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doans-and take no other.