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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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Ter innec Sdliacr.

Sit es be5eihnenp ODER lit es
merfipiirbig, haB oerbaltnibmabie
ipeniae Ientihe Den lpunhcrborert
@crtrGgen Yroieior aiibnemann's
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YaltiwOrt's erfabreHtrr yicrpeu.
Spe3ioliit.

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berte bon iriiGsref 8diierreh b~e5elgeu gerit
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nSeutidle spnr'gaat upn Baltimore" Gutasp.
ur6 9aItimoresStrabe.
uSt. SaHcS.S purbanf," GaItintore1Strabe nno
@uftoms9 oufesslnenue.
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g, Siladrtner G ebBue, 7t4-1e 8eftgaIti'
Der Of Commerce. .N At
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- Tentidc gant ouu Baltimore, I" @aIttmotrs uro
SoltoapsStr., gleuit 28eber Rrditoent, &. q.
8t6t S6aBneiiter.
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gSuIfe 1909. -
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bers Of Commerce
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II EA
T-agtdie >, Die SOrte, Die Ihr Inner Gesauft HABIT
s:as5fs NNNI%m
0ei6attss @egmetler,

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bic, W{nfmger, 318 gSeitsSermnnsStrabe.
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:, galttmprr srut & Saaruntie Co.," Gaui'
tablesSebduoP.
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9aumoterioIien, EbRren, Seniter.
robmen, 2Q0en etc.
Saues e.. 5uitrr & So, Ito uHo lit, Sio'
Srenerld x trabe.
8eu. 8. Stunu & Bro.
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@runbeigertbum8 . gsenter unb
sSduoler.
aisrrs 6. Susan & Repbsp, 10 Oft'aertn1'
ion.Sirabe.
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Merdants & Miners transport. So.

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Taiic snr @ciie in's NrsIanb &c.
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nsorc.S srahe, maize Guituriboaiea1se
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Observation-Disclosures Gcrdtbe 'unb
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Sufi6mic0s 3nbcb6r.
e. ecptt @nnrr 81, 1T, 1862 uno 3G4 9iorb.
@aDrStruBe.
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8ferbegeidirr'S abrifarlten. D.,
Q. 8. Dan eon & 81. 404 @eits@ermnrsStr
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Is. eeptt @eNre 81, Ut. 1862 uno 3G4, 9iorb.
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Scnrb q. @on Sslne, 800, GoIunlbia'Nberue
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rntogasStrabe.
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&oblcn mo Sol5.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES ALL
WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS

Cleveland. o.. Aua 2-Another large
crowd was out TO witness the Grand CIR
cult yesterday. The result OF the nve
events WIS somewhat similar TO that OF
Tuesday, each race being won In straight
heats. In the 12 heats there was not
sensational dnislf.
The most excitement was produced In
the last race OF the day. a sweepstakes
FOR s-year-olds. in which seven young
sters started. Bell Bird won the event IN
straight heats. but Mike Bowerman, the
driver Of Gen. Watts, protested tho nrst
heat. alleging that he was fouled by NC
Donald. the driver OF Bell Bird. Tne
Judges did not allow the protest, where-
upon Bowerman attempted 10 strike Me-
Donald. other drivers, however, sepa-
rated them before any blows were struck
Bell Birds time I'm the second heat.
2:ifL is considered very fast for 3-year-
old for this time OF the year. being within
two seconds OF the race record for trot-
ters OF that age.
Ben White OF Buffalo. driving the Count.
was thrown I'm the last heat OF this race
and carried off the track unconscious. The
horse escaped with slight injuries.
Judge Wilson. entered by H. G. Spencer
of Rich Hill Mo, carried off the opening
event the 2;l9 pace, in straight heats. Ed
Gears entry, Byron Kay. was the con-
tender In every heat. but was not fast
enough to beat out the Missouri horse.
The second race. the 2l7 trot. was easy
for Beatrice Belline. driven by John Dick
erson. She won all three heats. with
plenty I'm reserve. Geers again carried of
second money. this time with Tempus
Fugit.
Watson. driven by George Loomis OF
Minneapolis, was too fast for his rivals
IN the 2:1l trot, taking both heats with
out any difficulty. Berico took second
money. Athtsham third and Mae Hart
fourth.
Ed Geers' only victory OF the day came
In the 200 pace, when he won rather cas-
lily with John A., who was beaten at De-
troit by Kruger. Second and third money
was divided by Judex and Jennie w.
John AS time, 2:o6h. was the best made
during the day by any PAGER or trotter
and Is a new record for Geers horse.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
GOV. WOODRUFF
HIS GAINED A
GREAT VICTORY

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 1.-The general
assembly yesterday passed bill pro-
viding for the appointment of public
utilities commission, i'm accordance with
the recommendation OF Gov. Woodruff.
1T Is believed that this action forestalls
the possibility OF an extra session of the
legislature, as IL was quite generally un-
derstood that the governor would call n
session provided the assembly failed TO
enact legislation that wetiid Head to an in
vestigation of the laws governing the
public service corporations OF the state
The bill passed yesterday names Marcus
III. Holcomb, Thomas ID. Bradstreet
Charles Phelps, =. III. Woodward and
Washington f. Wilcox as a commission
TO consider the laws OF this state relat-
ing 10 public service corporations and TO
recommend 10 the next general assembly
legislation TO correct such evils and de-
feet as they may fnd TO exist therein. or
any legislation on the subject which they
may deem desirable for the public inter-
ests."
The bill went through the senate unanl-
mously, but In the house II caused long
debate. IL was passed finally, lll 10 55.
The general assembly completed its la
bors late yesterday afternoon and final
adjournment was taken following an ad-
dress by Gov. Woodruff.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
BRILLIANT
POLO AT PIER

In a game that abounded in such bril-
liant and spectacular playing that polo
experts ranked II as one of the hest ever
played in this country, and surely ever
at the Pier. the strong Meadow Brook
club yesterday capturing the Point Judith
cups by defeating Bryn Mawr by the
score ELSA to 4A The event took place
at the grounds OF the Point Judith Coun-
try club. and kept right on edge one OF
the biggest society turnouts of the sea-
SON.
The teams had clashed before on Tues
day. and with handicap OF four Bryn
Mawr had failed to win. After some hard
practice and a general strengthening
however the two teams started at each
other yesterday with no advantage given
In points For the greater part of the
Bryn Mawr team took the offence. and IL
was only the exceptionally brilliant and
most daring play of Devereux, Mlburn
and steady work OF J. NJ. Waterbury, Jr.,
one OF the cracks of the country, that
enabled the Meadow Brooks four to come
out on top. Riding In what seemed at
times regular fiendsh STYLE Mr.. Milburn
simply bucked right up against the team
play OF the Bryn Mawrs. and time after
time blocked straight plays for goals by
deft back-hand strokes
The polo teams will lay Off today, but
tomorrow the Myopia second team will
contest with the Westchesters.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
OFFICERS DIE
To KEEP THEIR
A|RSH|P UP

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 2.--The body OF
another officer who went up I'm the
military balloon from the Aeronautic
park az the Tsarskoye- -Selo July 10.
has been picked up at sea. There were
four officers I'm the balloon when IL
ascended Four days later the balloon
Itself was found empty and water
logged at sea, and one body was dis
covered floating In the Gulf OF Fin
land on July %.
Evidence in the possession OF Gen.
Kovuk. In command OF the Aeronautic
park. shows that the four officers drew
lots and excessively threw themselves
from the balloon into the water in or
der 10 reduce the weight of the air.
ship and keep II up as long as pos
sibie This explains why the bodies
are being picked up 80 far apart.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
OLD HOME
BOWLING

In the bowling carnival at the washing
ton Casino last evening players on the
No. 1 team captured the five medals offer
ed as prizes by the Old Home Week com
mittee by winning two out OF the three
games rolled with the No 2 team.
Besser. the captain of the No team,
made brilliant showing. gathering in
the strikes and spares in profusion. end
ing up with a handsome leading total of
S35 pins. including two rattling singles OF
13 and 115 pins each.
Englebrook and Banks rolled in fine
form. landing totals OF 9o2 and 30i pins re-
spectively.
In the first event the No. team passed
the 500 mark by a margin of two pins and
finished with team total OF 1883 pins
Charles Chambers. janitor OF the Fall
River Bowling Green club. broke the
worlds record for duck pins at MONEYS
alleys on wednesday night He started of
with a spare. then made four strikes in
quick succession, and although falling off
slightly at the finish, concluded with a
total OF 1856. The worlds record, held by
Thomas Walters OF New York city, is 176
The boxes totalled as follows: 90 so. so
1O6. LIS. 12. 143 161. 176. lS6.
NO. TEAM, 2: NO. 2 TEAM, l.
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AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago Washington 3 .
Philadelphia 2. ST. Louis 0.
Boston IA, Cleveland /.
Detroit 4, New York g.
GAMES TODAY.
Chica~o at New York
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
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CHICAGO Z, WASHINGTON 3.

Washington, Aug. 2-Chicago easily out
played Washington yesterday and won. Z
TO q Charley Smith lasted but three in
nings. during which seven hits and FIVE
runs were made of his delivery Frank
Smith was wild. but effective with men on
hoeaa The
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PHILADELPHIA 2. sT. louis

PHILADELPHIA ?. ST. LOUIS o.
Philadelphia. Aues es2.-PhlladelphIa shut
out ST. Louis In a pitchers battle here
yesterday. The score:
Innings ......... 67S9
Philadelphia ...... 0 o o o x-2
BOSTON II. CLEVELAND I.
Boston, Aug. 2-The local nine battel
Thelman for p hits yesterday and won
easily from Cleveland, IA 20 /. Rather
than exhaust another pitcher in an ef-
fort 20 retrieve a lost game. Manager
Lajoie kept Thielman I'm the box 20 the
finish. Score:
Innings ........ 1 2 s7S9
Boston ...........0 o 80 6 x-i4
Cleveland .........O o o o o o o.
DETROIT 4. NEW YORK g.
New York. Aug 2.--The final game OF
the present series between New York and
Detroit was won by the visitors yesterday
Donovan and Orth were the rival pitchers
but the latter allowed 10 hits while only
Elk were made OF Donovan. The score.
Innings ......... I Sc So
Detroit ............1 o. o 0 o. 4
New York .........o o o o o o 1 1 o. 3
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

Of the militia had Meyer in charge ana
refused absolutely to produce him In
court. Judge Stevens said that he
then issued a writ for the arrest or
Bell and Wells. They both refused TO
surrender themselves.
Wells at this time was vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the
Smuggler-Union mine and a prominent
officer Of the mine owners associa-
tion.
Senator Borah on cross examination
asked Judge Stevens IL he was in Tel
the Smuggler- mine and several
men were killed.
Yes"
"A man named ST. John and others
accused OF taking part In the attack
were brought before you and you re-
leased them7"
Yes"
wells succeeded Arthur Collins as
manager of the mine. didn't her"
Yes"
And Collins was sssassinated by be-
ing shot through a window at his
house2'
Yes"
Judge stevens said that hs had
never known either Meyer or Haywood.
The federal court finally issued a writ
of habeas corpus and the day it was
issued martial law was declared or and
Meyer was released.
Were you at Tellur4ds when 1S
union men were kilIed-smothsred TO
death in the Smuggler-Union miner
asked Attorney Richardson on redirect
examination.
NO, sir, but J heard OF It"
Judge Stevens was excused and Nor
ris Friedman recalled
Attorney Darrow spent some tine
with the Identifying of half score OF
reports whiche Friedman declared had
been handled by him at Ptnkerton
headquarters In Denver. Darrow said
at this time that he did not know Just
how many Of the reports he would Of
fer In evidence In order to give Judge
Wood and counsel for the prosecution
time 10 read the reports before passing
upon them an early adjournment was
taken until Monday morning at 10
o'clock