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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-06
NOT = DOUBTFUL QUESTION.

Thsrs i 70 doub- IN the minds of
ChcS@ Who have used Chamberlain's
Cole Cho.sra and Dia-rhosa Remedy
as 70 is curative powers For G pain
n The stomach G-zr-ho5a OF dySentery.
II affords iUms5izts relief For sale
- al dealers Benson Smith & Co,
Lid agents for Hawaii
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Old Sores Cured by
1.-THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money if DR..
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL
ING OIL fails--Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO, Saint Louis. L. 8
OF !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-06

cavalry officer who had distinguished
African retired from the service built
the of Deonsh He showing
marked THE difficulty have about
like to hit something miabmething appropriate military
know 81 friend; why
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.

property improved unm9rOvel Fortyne
prices prices
though
publications. likely
0f semen remaining
Morgan held number of judicial sales yesterday
Spencer Schultz
containing in
square
containing 10000
undivided piece
E.
FOR $500 Cabal ease,
Mil buildings MILL livestock, Kwal
of ehattel
Young,
koauOkO Oahu $500; Mary l. Richards
Ruething place.
L.
$500; Enok and
Ahualoa Kaha Hauakua, sS9s5O; NJ
(wdw), portion City,
OAHU $500.
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entirely disappears The
hshne In weeks hair begins
itself
developed
breathing Of the practice must
be uninterrupted there will relapse
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HlHhlIl. BIeRa HTe Insurance CO.

The undersigned havirS been -ap
poiu,si agents al TIE above company
s-e prsrG-e,5 - S1Sc-> riS>S against
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~ Merchandise Stored therein On the
uo& Savo-ab,e terms Fer particulars
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OF BERLIN
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OF BERLIN
TIE ah-ve lnSc-2rce Companies have
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cAs undersigned. general Sssnrs. are
zctho-i-ss . take riSsS sxainSr the
dangers q ths SEA a. ths DoSt reason
sb-s rates 2-i q The roSs favorable
terms
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General Agents,
General Insurance CO. fo- Sea River
s,d Land Transport q Dresden
Having sS,zo,iShst 81 agency az Eo-
-c,uIc ar6 css Hawaiian Islsn3s. the
undersigned Es-s-aI agents are sutkor-
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- tie So 81 ne mos, reasonable rates
and o1 ths -os: favorable terms
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Auditor Fisher has issued comparative statement of Territorial finances
ss70s for 1906 and SO
for 1907 s152+S0 The balance
beginning
balance while 19Ol9O
s275s22s On So
s3.71sOO0 s14SOOO
OF Land
eeeded that Of the corresponding period while
expenses hav less
The visit OF Oscar of Commerce Labor,
conditions Territory, special
relate his department. naturally regarded
nnlaw
President, spending making
third Congressional party visiting the islands this
Gaviota
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
M0RRfSf6WN GOLF

Morristown, n. j.. Sept 20.-The first OF
the cards to be turned in fer the gold
medal in the tournament OF the Morris
County Golf club yesterday were those OF
Jerome ID. 1'ravers and Max Behr, each
with 70. and for a time Il looked as IL
they would tie for the medal but later
In the day Il. IA. Barrows OF Plainield
topped them with a u, and then when
Barrows was thought the winner. W. ID.
Nanderpoel, the last man TO start, broke
the record with 81. $50. Barrows went
fast In the last nine holes of the course.
getting 81, which equals the competi-
tive record for the course. as does his a.
The card was as follows;
nut In ...... ':.....s ......s SsS $S-77
The contestants will qualify In three
Sixteens for the Thomas. Freiinghuysen
and Foote cups. respectively.
The complete scores OF the qualifying
rounds were as follows:
ID. IA. Barrows Plainfeld. AZ ST.;
Max Behr. Morris County. &. l-7s, j..
Smith. Morris County, IL. $50: y. Part
ridge. Bedford. 40. 40-S0; j. ID. Douglas,
Tuxedo, "A. tO-Si; r. q. Hortsman. Chevy
Chase. az, 43-S5; h. IL; Thomas Morris
Morris County. 81. ls-si: Alfred Macy,
Morris County, 81, I7-iO3 S. II. Plum, 3D.
Morris County. 81, 50--l02; Henry Doug
las. Nassau. %, Ss-S2; {, B: Macdonald.
barden City, ~, 3-eSs a. VI. htlu, ots
Andrews, ~, 900
IA. J. Whigham, Onwentsia. "A. 45-Se:
w. IL. Granbcry, Essex County. 50. So
loo: l.. s. Adams Essex County, ~, tS-
~; c. 5. Kellogg. Essex County. a, as
n: Il. N. v Frelinghuysen. Morris
County. IS. 43-Ss; r. {. Letson, New
Brunswick. as. 4S-sl; II. II. Williams.
Jr.. Morris County, t3, $50; w. A.
stlckney, ST. Louis, a. 4f-S; J. A. Ed
wards, Morris County. 20. t3-93; Charles
Hitchcock, Jr.. Richmond County, 43. SS
81. q. Al. McAlpin, "a, Morris County.
~, 43-S5; r. n. Reid. Morris County. ~,
l3-S7: {. II. Watson. Morris County "A
il-6S; u. 4. Allen, Fox Hills. 81, tS--96;
w. n. Lyon. Misquamlcut, A.. n-S3.
l. X Adams, Morris County. a.. $50,
A. -. swords. Morris County, 20. t3-s3.
w. y. Letchford, Morris County. a.. a.
~; r. y Knapp, Westbrook. as. 4e-el;
Oscar Woodward. Montclair. 40. ti-93
J. T. gillespie. Morris County. 90. 3S-ei.
ID A Meyer. Seabright. 90. fs--i00: l.. T..
Shipper. Morris County. <s. <5-si.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
MON|FORT EASY winner
Of OCEAN VEN RAGE

New York. Sept. 20-On a slippery
track Montfort scored an easy victory
I'm the Ocean View Handicap, one mile
and sixteenth. yesterday. He was
quoted IA TO 1 in the betting and
after being badly interfered with on
the first turn he took the lead in the
lengths. Tourenne, the second choice,
was second with Yankee Girl third.
Baby Wolf, the favorite. was never.
serious factor in the race. The sum-
maries:
First race, handicap for mares, all
ages. about 4 furlongs-king' Daugh-
Cloisteress. 9e (E. Dugan), TO s..
place. second; Golden West, 80 tWalsh)
TO show, third. Time iii i-5. Lady
Vincent, Handzarra,, AUX Rose and
Second race. the Brookwood steeple-
chase. 4-year- -olds and up, short course.
Henderson. 20 to /, won; Garrett, l35
(MitchelD, 4 70 2 place. second; Blue
Pigeon, 1870 (McAftee), out. show. third.
Time $3.50. Sheriff Williams also ran.
Third race. 2-year- olds. selling. 81
furlongs-Mae Hamilton, 92 (Burtonl.
80 TO l and 10 to 1, won; Alex Grant,
ciivity, 81 Garner, to 5 to show.
third Time 1:Os sempro. Baurida,
G.laucqs, oriname. suzerain. Norbitt,
Swift and Lois Cavanagh also ran.
Fourth race. the Ocean View handi-
cap, 3-year-olds, l 1-1-6 miles--Mont-
fort, 102 (E. Dugan). TO l and s TO 8,
place, second; Yankee Girl, fe7 tMoun-
tainl, z to 5, third. Time | $50. Baby
Wolf Faust and Oran also ran.
Fifth race. 3-year-olds and upward,
selling, 1B miles-Golf Ball. los &c.
Dugan), l3 to 10 and 3 to 5. won: Bran
cas-. 95 tMusgrave), 5 to 2. place, Sec
ond: Annetta Lady. 9s (Dowe). 3 10 1
TO show, third. Time 1868 3-5. j. +.
Donohue: Inquisitor.. Tuscan. S. II. Har-
ris, Chalfonte, King Cole, st. Joseph
and FlaVigny also ran.
Sixth race. handicap. 2.year-olds,
about 6 furlongs-Asfred Nobel 100
CRayner). 10 to and to 2, won; Law
renee +. Daley, 1913 (NicoD, 10 to 3.
place, second: Live Wire, 100 (Miller),
even to show, third. Time 1:l2. Ben
Gold Quest and Miss Angie also ran.
Seventh race. maidens, 2-year- olds,
selling, 5h furlongs-Himaiaya. 100
tMller), to l and 5 to 2, won; Or
ond; Milford. los (Notter), 1 TO to
show, third. Time 1909 3-5. Lord Fill
Crane, Smonides, Colgate Octoic
Trash, Una, McGregor, Lasorella 2d.
Florence %. N'Importe. Donnell and
Wedding also ran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
BROWN FOOTBALL PRACTICE

The Brown SQUAD started in to practice
at Weaver Farm at $50 yesterday ana
continued until As under the direction
Of Coaches Robinson and schwartz on
arriving AT the field after the accustomed
run. the ball was passed for some time ana
then the men were divided into two squads
and signal practice vas held for an hour.
One OF the squads consisted OF Van bar
cen, c.; Dennie. a. b.. Smith. l. n. o.;
Bushnell, T. b.. and Alger. r. n. o. Inc
other squad consisted of Robbins C Hoi-
len and O'Connor. q. b.: Mayhem, J. u. D. >
Rankin. {. b., and Hartigan, r. h. b.
Dennie and Hollen gave signals very
fast and kept the backs on the jump
all the time Rankin and Smith showed
fine speed I'm the backfeld and Smitn
playing will surely win him a place on
the Varsity
Mayhem. Dennle and Rankin did most
of the punting In the morning practice
and nearly all OF DENIES kicks aver
aged 80 yards. The men as a whole re-
ceivsd the ball on punts In good form with
scarcely any fumbling. Bushnell mace
several pretty drop kicks In practice. The
morning work ended with the whole squad
practicing starts with "Vlc" Schwartz as
leader. Several visitors watched the men
in practice and at noon enjoyed the hos
pitality OF Mr.. Weaver az dinner.
At o'clock IN the afternoon the whole
squad went through signal practice again,
The work was very snappy and fun OF
life. Dennie. HVlen and O'Connor were
given particular attention by Coach
Schwartz at quarterback. These three
are the lightest men on the squad
and the most promising candidates for
quarterback.
After the afternoon practice, which
lasted only half an hour, Mr.. Weaver. on
III h.. n. In
run over rough aud hilly Connecticut
roads. IL was nearly o'clock when they
arrived at the farm. tired out after a
hard days work. Long before the usual
bedtime the men retired. all pretty we'll
stlffened up. Aspinwal. Reduet and
Whaien left the farm. where they have
been under the care OF Tutor Hubbard.
TO take examinations at college today.
The squad AZ present consists Of Capt.
Pryor Bushnell Smith. Hollen. Mayhew.
Dennie. Van Bargen. Swain, OConnor.
Hartigan Robbins and Rankin
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
AUTO STRIKES TWO;
OWNER INDICTED

Boston, Sept 20.-The finding OF an In
dictment against Charles s. Dewey OF Chi
cago charging assault In connection with
an automobile accident at Magnolia last
July, in which two persons were hur''
was announced yesterday.
IL is said that this is the first case In
which an indictment has been found on
this charge as a result OF alleged reckless
automobile driving and is regarded as Inn
portant also because II is expected TO have
an important bearing on the alleged prac-
tice by owners OF Automobiles coming into
Massachusetts, from other states to leave
Immediately after an accident and thus
place themselves beyond the jurisdiction
OF the courts.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
PEERLESS .SPR|N|ER
ROSEbEN Is DYING

New York, Sept. l9.-Roseben. peerless
sprinter among the thoroughbreds OF
America. is dying. IT Is feared. of blood
poisoning. His temperature last night
had reached 1903. David Johnson, his own
er. and Frank Weir his trainer. have
slight hope OF his recovery.
The champions illness is due to stone
bruise. During his last race over the
Sheepshead Bay track. which he won cas-
lily. he picked up stone and this cut and
bruised one OF his legs so badly that the
injured member began to swell. Blood
poisoning had developed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
JERSEY STATE TENNIS

Morristown, N j., Sept. 20.-Miss Bessie
III. Moore, the former national lawn ten
mis- champion, and Miss Marie Wagner.
won their places I'm the final of the New
courts OF the Morristown Field club. Miss
Moore's steadiness alone saved her from
defeat, as her opponent Miss u. Souther,
was five times within point OF the
match before she won, &c. CD, SO. Miss
Wagner defeated Mrs. w. c. Alderman
6-1, so.
In the mems championship singles II.
c. Seaver, the Massachusetts, state title
holder. came to the semi-ilnals. beating
the New Jersey player. III. Mex. Glaze
brook. 10. 6-2, 6-2, and to the final by de-
feating c. c. Kelley 81, 6-3. II. y. Larned
and w. c. Grant are left for the other
final bracket
seaver and his clubmate. n w. Niles,
who are paired In the doubles, defeated
DR. +. III. Glazcbrook and Walter Hazard,
CO. 6-l. and w e. Grant and IL. III. Pal
mer defeated s. III. Gillepsie and C. III.
Littel, Ga, co.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
BASEBALL GOSSIP

Two double-headers are arranged for
the Buffalo series, which commences on
Sunday. so that IL possible five games
will be played with the Bisons. There
will be a double-header for Sunday. and
then again on Monday, so that II either
OF these miss fire, there is still the chance
of putting on a double-header on Tues
day, the closing day of the league.
Jerry Donovan goes back TO Philadel-
phia to collect s25 which he wagered with
Kid Gleason early in the season on the
Providence team. The bet was made
when the sGrays were way down on the
seventh rung. Billy Murray holds the
money, and IL was put up by Donovan
when his team mates joshed him about
being farmed out TO Providence. lie
promptly laid his coin that the Grays
would finish one, two, three. at lea ST, Rand
now he feels sure of collecting It,
Donovan halls from williamsport. Pa,
and the Grays have found him great
chap to pull with the team. AS an Illus
tratlon he complimented the newspaper
on its fair treatment of the team when
struggling in its uphill fight, and a lot
of other ball players chimed In their as
sent. This happened when Donovan was
bidding the bunch goodbye and shaking
ha nds all round.
Donovan is accompanied home by three
townsmen who have been here 10 see the
Grays in the home stretch lie has play
ed league baseball eight years, and never
has been put out OF the game because OF
injuries until the present season, when
his right thumb was split open. II has
been bothering him for some time. but he
got back into the game after the origi-
nal injury had healed Monday IL was
split open again. so that he will not be
able TO play for at least week or more.
He must report to the Philadelphia
team and will end the season with them
IL his hand permits. Before going TO
Philadelphia he will visit his home, and
then join the Philadelphia team when IL
completes its Western trip.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20

Boston. Sept 2O.-Coach Joshua Crane
made his first appearance yesterday in
the second days football practice of the
Harvard squad. Burr, the star guard and
Waldo Pierce. the tackle of last years
team, were also out, but not In togs.
Coach Crane stated that he considered
this material at Harvard to be OF tho
average, and that he should make Il his
object to have the men enjoy their foot
ball work. He declared the forward pass
and on-side kick would be the feature OF
the year.
In yesterdays practice Coach Crane
busted himself with teaching these forma-
tions.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
TICKLE AND N[NSBOY
BOXER HOOkUP TONIGHT

Tonight at the Standard A. c., Lymans-
Vile. the Monk-Tickle bout VIII De
staged. 1t is scheduled for Is rounds ana
the statement has been given out that
decision will positively be given IL 1t goes
the distance. The boys make 10 pounds.
Hackers of the Newsboy say that he Is
in fine shape.
Doherty is to referee.
Arrangements made for car service are
as follows: ,r ,hroo
cars at 1890 three cars at 8, two cars at
Sl5 and one at $3.50. -
The prelms are six rounds between
yo,,ns DYSON and Ralph Tickle and eight
rounds between Kid Manning of Paw
tucket and AL Bates of Cambridge.
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PITCHER ON THE ROCKS.
GRAYS WIN BY SLUGC|NC

Cronin had a rocky day OF II yesterday
In the opening session with the Bronchos,
and but for the fielding OF his team
mates and a lot OF luck. the winning
streak OF the Providence team would
have been checked.
An exhibition OF fireworks In the boom
line i'm the eighth won the game. but
with all the big brace that was shot into
the game in that inning. the Duffyites
got away but a run to the good. Up to
the eighth the score was TO 2 against
the Grays. Then they tore of bunch
of four runs and 1t was al OF.
When the first of the white-suited
players took his place at bat In the
eighth some OF the crowd had already
started to leave the grounds. thinking
that at last the winning streak OF the
Dunyites had been broken and the game
would so 10 the Bronchos. but the -open-
Ing OF this inning made them stop and
away. Lord started the circus with
wallop down the third base line for a
single and after Poland had hit long
one into Kely's hands. Chadbourne
gers benders whistling through short
and Abstein followed him UP momeht
later with a wallop through the same
place. which was too hard for Nolan to
handle. Lord crossed the plate shortly
after. when Nolan fell from grace. Ex-
element at this time was running high
and the fans were telling each other that
the Grays had chance to win after all.
ney WeIe conNiictu ol this idCt WhSH
Phelan jostled his ashen furniture
against the horsehide for healthy sim
gle to middle, scoring Chad. Abstein
turned the corner at third base at great
clip, and was just about to return to the
bag when Higgins. who had received the
throw from centre. heaved the ball TO
Lenox to cut him Off. The sphere went
full four feet over Lenox's head and
Abstein steamed home. tying the score.
and Phelan sneaked TO third. The crowd
yelled its approval of this remarkable
rally of the Grays and broke loose when
Phelan reached the plate after a hard
sprint on the throw-in OF Petersons long
fly to left. Crawford ended the merry
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
ALL.STkRS 9, FALL RIVER 9

The woonsocket Mil League All-Stars
played the Fall River team OF the New
England League n standstill game yes
terday at Woonsocket, the game ending
at the end OF the 10th. . to 3. The game
was a peculiar one from many stand
points. The hitting was free, II and IL
hits being made. respectively by Fall
River and Woonsocket These combined
with errors. served Go make the contest
fairly interesting. Fall River tried out
Henry Rondeau OF the Perseverance
team, who has been signed by the team.
he playing first base. and Fred Hartnett
the sananac catcher. who Is being given
tryout. Thayer was In the box for
woonsocket and pitched a fair game. al
though he was Wild. At critical points he
kept his head well and pitched good ball
His support was ragged. Ave slip-ups be-
ing made by the men back OF him. He
three hits. Lemleux caught a
beautiful game and batted finely. Sim
Hickey, the veteran, In left, caught the
most difficult fiy OF the day and made a
perfect throw TO the plate at another
time. heading of a run. Schroeder I'm LETT
also made a star catch OF ball. The
game was very even throughout. IL being
lied up for keeps In the eighth inning
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
BASEBALL
RACING
BOXING
TODD COLT TIES
WORLDS RECORD

Columbus. o., Sept. 2o.--Kentucky Todd.
owned by Miss Katherine Wilkes OF Gait.
Ont, and holder OF the worlds record for
three-year-old trotting stations, yesterday
tied the worlds record for three-year-olds
OF all sexes when he won the first heat or
the Kentucky Stock Farm Futurity in
2:Os%. In 1898. al Louisville, Fantasy did a
mile IN the same time.
The Todd colt was a good first choice
IN the betting. although General Watts.
2:0ei., had liberal following. The latter
colt, drawing the pole. led 20 the first
half post I'm 1:02h. Kentucky Todd was
fourth there, but Stinson soon began his
drive and his sensational colt moved up
even with the leaders on the next eth.
He was an easy leader all down the
stretch. and won jogging In time on
quarter OF second faster than he made
last week. at Indianapolis, when he took
the worlds stallion record away from
General Watts The second heat was
easier and slower.
Betty Brent was not extended 70 win
the pacing division OF this futuity. Muck
OILS. her driver. won tho same event
year ago. with Brenda York.
Hal r.. took a record OF 2:01A In win
ming the final heat Of the 2:09 pace, which
was begun Tuesday.
Ward NJ and Idora went into the 2:10
list by taking heats In the 2:l7 tot. but
the race was won by Kenneth Mac an out
slider. He got the fourth heat when Idora
broke In the stetch and the fifth by a neck
from Ward NJ.
Suspension Tor 30 days was the penalty
placed by the Judges upon Amos Rath-
bun. driver OF Ward NJ. for laying UP his
horse In the fourth heat.
George c. had TO step In 2:0sil in the 2:07
trot TO keep ahead OF Mainsheet in the
first heat The second heat was not so
hard for the Mcdonald entry.
AnpniS pointer II f,icLad IN win fha fraa-
for-all pace Gallagher took the one heat
dccaded away from Argot boy and Baron
Grattan In rather slow time i'm with an
exciting finish. the three coming Tapped
with Angus Pointer two lengths behind.
The summarizes:
200 pace. in s. purse 5000. one heat
Tuesday two heats Wednesday:
n of fr d 1~xy Hal IoI
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

The Providence Motorcycle club will
hold run next Sunday to Chepachet and
return. Last Sunday the following took
the ride TO Westerly: Karl Larson, Cl
Lewis, f. Wilkinson, Fred Ennis, j. II.
Shaw, Arthur Carr. Frank Laboniter, B.
A. Swenson, A. Helborn and A. Larson.
Yesterday the following riders took a
ride and visited Kingston and the fair
Fred Ennis, A. Larson, CT. Lewis, b. A.
Swenson.
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Runs Mitchell CAMEL Mclean, Lobert,
Mowery. Coakley-6; Slagle-l Two-base
hits Mclean. Hoffman, Moran. Tinker.
yhree-base hits--Kane. Mitchell Camel,
Kane. Mitchell. Camel. Sacrifice hits
Huaglns. Hoffman. Left on bases-Cin-
cinnati 3; Chicago 8. Double plays-Gan-
gel (unassisted): Mowery TO Higgins 20
CANCEL Struck out-By Coakley 2; by
Frazer 2 First base on balls-of Coakley
4: OF Fraser /. Passed ball-McLean.
Time-lh sem. Umpire-Emslie.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
BASEBALL At PALACE
GARDENS sunday

The Assumption team. winners OF the
Catholic Parish league pennant. and the
st. Joseph's OF Pawtucket, team which
finished well up in the same league, are
matched TO play at Palace Gardens on
Sunday.
These teams are well matched. and a
fast contest is expected
The game will be called at $3.50.
The r. l.. Rose company's store teams
will play on the same grounds in the
morning at 10 O'Clock. The Eastern Coal
company team will play the Boston Team
Drivers nine at ~ o'clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20

Runs-MulIen y Two-base mts-MahI-
ing Mullen Sacrifice hits-Cockman,
Snowden. Stolen bases-Mullen 2, Sharpe
g First base on bals--On Mccarthy 1; off
Herbst g Struck out-By Mccarthy {; by
Herbst 2. First base on errors-Montreal
l. Left on bases--Newark 2; Montreal 3.
Time-1h. Ism. Umpires-Eason and Nc
Carthy. Attendance-300.
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Runs-Spencer. Jones--zi LdJoIe-I' Illus
OF Rhoades, In innings: off Bern
hard, in innings; off Howell, In 2-3
innings; off Dineen. in 1-S inninss.Two-
base hlts--Howell, Jones, Spencer. Sacri-
fee hit-Pickering. Double plays-Lajoie.
Turner and Lister; Rhoades and Turner.
First base on balls--On Rhoades 2; of
Howell O. Hit by pitched ball-By Howell
Flick. Left on bases-Cleveland z; 81.
Louis Z. Struck out-By Howeh =; by d.
peen / Time-1h 35m. Umpire-Egan.
-
.Batted for Rhoades in seventh.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
ELEANOR WINS IN
HER TIME ALLOWANCE

Norfolk, Va, Sept 2O.-In yesterdays
races for the Upton cup. the Eleanor of
Marblehead. Mass, won on time allow
ance, with Dorothy Of Baltimore second,
and Dorothy Q. of Marblehead third. The
yacht Sue of New York crossed the line
first, but failed in her time allowance 10
win the race. The third and last race
will be sailed today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20
No CONDITIONS N NEW
CHALLENGE FOR CUP

Glasgow. Sept. 20.-Curoslty as TO
whether Sir Thomas Upton made any
stipulation in his new challenge for the
Americas cup is unaba ted. No official
information will be given out until the
reaches New York, but IL is
learned from excellent authority that Sir
Thomas proposes neither condition nor
contenting himself with the
formal challenge and leaving questions
OF rules and conditions for the decision
OF the defender