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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury win surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on psescrip-
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Hairs Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F.
J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. o.. contains
no mercury, and Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying Hall 3
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc: II is taken internally and made
in Toledo. Ohio. by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists. Price. 7sc. per bot
tie
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

The usual religious memorial serv-
ice will be held under the auspices of
the J. w. owen Post. G. A. R. at the
First Baptist church. Sunday morning
May 26th. at IL o'clock. The pastor.
Rev. Orville Coats. will preach. An
invitation is extended TO the National
Guard. the Sons of Veterans. the Span
ish War Veterans, the Confederate
Veterans. and the Woman's Relief
Corps to attend this service.
Ii is desired that. as far as posi-
BILE. those invited shall attend as or
ganizatisns
(Signed) WINFIELD SCOTT.
Department Chaplain. c.. A r
The finger Of scorn is more effective
with most people than the big stick
AfchisOn Globe
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
CASA GRANoE MINING DISTRICT.
Is Yielding Large Tonnage Of Ship
ping Ore Which Teams Are Haul
inc to the Railroad.

The company operating the Lake
Shore copper group and the company
operating regular shipments OF
high grade copper ore from Casa
Grande depot and a large number Of
teams are engaged in hauling in the
Jre and in hauling out supplies and
machinery The Copperosity company
is installing hoists, cOmpressors
pumps and air drills and prosecuting
development work on a large scale.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
- q - CURES
0.S.o. BLOOD POISON

The Blood Poison usually little
which always excite because nsignhcanc
rooted blood
glands the SWELL
all:
allowed works ks the bones
a complete the sufferer
an
virus
dangerous and beyond the reach of
Blood
S This remedy
the blood
ch
strengthens different parts of the bod fe system and
huming disorder The
blood
health.
thousands Blood Poison
being entirely free well certain
medical advice all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
Arizona Mines

dent, Kendric P. Crawford. instructing
him TO start work on the Iron Horse
property at once. \ three-cOmpart-
ment shaft will probably be sunk.
The IroS Horse is an old mine. hav-
ing been worked for silver about the
year 1880. and very high grade silver
and some copper has recently been
found on the property.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
WORK SUSPENDED TO
INSTALL PUMPING PLANT.
Operations in the Triangle Mine in
Yavapai Co. Now Confined to De-
Velopment on Upper Levels.

Work has been temporarily suspend
ed in the 400-foot shaft in the Tri-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

Henry haillard's famous New Yorh
candies received fresh every week at
the Phoenix Bakery.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

Prof. Fountain Music Store No.
and 2. Special price for violin. mando-
liz and guitar lessons for the summer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

k of the sufferer. 1t
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'ouble is progressing
t beyond the reach of
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into the blood and
blood pure and rich,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
CHARLES RIVER REGATTA

Boston, Sept. S-The regetta on the
Charles river under the auspices OF the
New England Amateur Rowing associa-
tion, was one OF the few sporting events
arranged for the holiday In this vicinity
with which the rain did not interfere.
The summary:
Junior single sculls--won by ]. l.. Ryan.
West End Boat club. Boston. Time Ii
minutes seconds
Senior single sculls-won by f. l.. Pope
Boston Athletic association Time 1922
Senior doubles-Won by Springfield Boat
club CH. $. Bennett and A. warnoc). No
time taken.
Junior four-oared-Won by St Joseph's $
Athletic association. East Boston. Time
1906.
War canoe race-Won by Dedham Boat
club. Time minutes 10 seconds.
Match race between James Brassil OF
Riverside Boat club. Cambridge. and
Fred Harvey OF Wauchusett Boat club,
Worcester-Won by Brassill by Ave
lengths. Time II minutes IL seconds.
With the exception of the canoe race.
which was a mile. the events were over
a iSs mile course with one turn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
THOMAS KNOCKED
OUT IN The 32ND.

San Francisco. Sept 3-Labor Day gave
10 the world new wclterweight cham
pion. In the S2d round OF a scheduled 46-
round contest at Coffroth's arena at Col
ma yesterday afternoon young Ketchell OF
Butte, Mont, Knocked out Champion Joe
Thomas OF San Francisco in the presence
OF 5000 persons. Not until the champion
had gone TO the floor four times in quick
succession did his seconds throw up the
sponge. Thomas had to be carried to his
Garner and IL was several minutes before
he recovered.
THE best man won,, was Thomas,
frank acknowledgment when the breath
that had been pounded out OF him came
back. IL was the superior boxer against
the superior fighter with no advantage OF
gameness of either side T<etchell showed
the greater endurance
In the 10th round Ketchell landed n
right and left swing on the body and the
jaw that stretched Thomas on his back.
But the Californian was on his feet al
the count OF four and succeeded in keen
ing away until the gong.
In the 9th round a right cross to the
jaw as they came out OF clinch took
Ketchell off his feet and set him down
with bump. For the, last half dozen
rounds Thomas showed signs OF returning
strength. The suddenness With which the
end came in the 32d round took many
by surprise. They cllnched and broke
away, Thomas taking a left on the Jaw
that staggered him backward. Ketchell
then rushed I'm and drove Thomas 10 the
floor with vicious left on the stomach,
followed by a terrific right cross on the
jaw.
Thomas took all the count the rules al
lowed and when he got up II was plain the
end was at hand He was no longer able
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
Other Viewpoints

Some men who cheerfully, and even HI
lariously. pay cents for a mug OF beer.
complain bitterly II they are taxed cents
for a pint OF milk.-Manchester Union.
Samuel Gompers' vision OF the $780,
600 fund to crush the labor unions re-
minds US OF that other eminent Ameri-
can who spied a 10000 conspiracy be-
hind the bIshes.-Baltimore Sun.
Nothing Is so good for the indispensa-
bic man" as TO take his hand on the ma.
chine for a season and find out how
smoothly 10 goes in his absence.-Pitts-
burg Post.
Some men merely keep In harness be-
cause they are always strapped.-Hous-
ton Post.
II frequently happens that the under
dog r. exactly where he befongs]Chicago
cord-Herald.
The good old days in Independence are
no more. IL cost a man from the Crack
er Neck $3.50 and a broken head TO try
TO whip the night police force.-Kansas
City Times.
II is curious that the president would
attend a celebration OF the Pilgrims
landing There have been so many ru-
mors OF nature taking about that in
cident, outside OF Observation-Disclosures
Journal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
COLLEGE )
AND AMATEUR}
CONTEST s

20 protect his face and body and three
tunes went down under rain OF right
ana left swings. the force OF which nut
MS out so effectively that his
seconds mercfully tossed UP the sponge.
Both men were severely punished
Inc nght up to the 18th round was Ket-
chelfs. The 14th was even.
Round 15-Ketchell smashed Thomas
with left and rights 10 the face Thomas
was tired and bleeding profusely.
Round 16-Ketchell went after his man
and soon got him groggy and tired.
fhonas went down for the count of
eight, but was saved by the gong He
went to his corner blind and groggy.
Round l7-Thomas came up strong and
landed lefts and rights to face and body
but was punished In return.
Round 1S-Thomas came up strong again
and sent In a left to jaw and others to
head and mouth. and Ketchell retaliated
by sending Thomas head back twice.
Round 1s-Thomas landed a right TO the
jaw and left TO face and followed this up
with an uppercut that opened Ketchelrs
sore eye.
Round 2o-The round was slow. with
honors even.
Round p Ketcheli began forcing again.
but slowed up. and Thomas had a shade
the better OF tho round
Round 22-Thomas rushed and thew
clinched. The men fought fast and ex
changed blows In the middle Of the ring.
Round 23-Ketchell rushed Thomas TO
the ropes. They exchanged blows, with
even results.
Round c4-There was n series of rrishes
and clinches. Thomas had the advantage
during the round.
Round 2S-Ketchell staggered Thomas
with stin left. Ketchell's round.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS
HORSES WIN
RIBBONS AT NEWPORT

The 1ith annual Newport horse show
blossomed out yesterday was decidedly
slim in attendance of spectators for La
Dor day, which is usually the one day all
for the show
The track soon grew very heavy since
the sod OF the former tennis courts damp
ened up after the long dry spell quickly
cut up and the spotless traps were all
daubed with mud after a couple OF trips
around the ring. Even the men who
fooled the steeds did not escape the deco
rations OF nature and i'm their storm coats
were badly bespattered. Reginald Van
derbilt, after showing one of his horses
came out OF the ring with a darkened
eye that suggested an encounter were one
not aware that he had been where the
mud flew.
The show was to a large extent a Van
derbilt show, the Oakland and Sandy
Point Farms being in preponderance and
Reginald securing the most blue ribbons.
The officials of the show executive COM
mlttee: Prescott Lawrence, chairman: o.
III. p. Belmont, III. +. Eldridge, Center
Hitchcock. Francis NJ. Ware, secretary
and treasurer; ring committee. Prescott
Lawrence. +. NJ. Ware and III. T. FL
bridge; judges, harness classes. w. II.
Moore OF New York. Henry Fairfax Of
Virginia: saddle and hunter classes, j. w.
Larocque OF New York, Clarence Moore
OF Washington. ID. c., @. Mihin Wharton
of New York: veterinary judge, Dr. C. A.
McCully OF New York.
The summary of events and winners is
as follows:
Horses in harness: Glass 1, Neptune
novice, small, horse 14-2 and under l5-2
which has not won a first prize previous
to this show, shown i'm harness, 10 entries.
six shown-Won by Sandy Point Farm
br. m, Sefield Venus; second, Lehman
Strauss br. m, Chiquita; third, William
Carr's ch. m, Newsgfrl; fourth, William
Carr's blk m., Terrington Hasty.
Class 2, Aquidneck novice, large horse,
Is hands two and over. six entries. four
by Lehman Strauss ch. e.,
Lord Quex; second, Dosoris Park Stables
CHI. M. Queen Delta; third, George Wat
sons br e., Commanded.
Glass g. ponies not exceeding IA hands
| inch, shown, In harness seven entries,
seven shown-Won by Elsinore Farms
blk. m, Walsh Princess: second, Sandy
Point FARMS br. g., Clydevale Princess;
third. Sandy Point Farms CHI g., Frills;
fourth, G.. f. Leonard's b. g., Berkley
King.
Glass Z. brougham horse. 10 hands two
and over eight entries. four shown-Won
by Oakland FARMS b. m, Sweet Marie:
second. Oakland Farms b. e.. The Major:
third. Desoris Park Stables ch. g., Operat-
DR.; fourth. Sandy Point Farms b. m,
Glass /, surf novice. large pair of horses
which have not won a prize previous to
this show, four entries, two shown-Won
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
NEWARK TODAY

A thousand fans went TO the Provi
dence baseball grounds yesterday morn.
ing to see the game bssween the New
ark team Ind the Grays which was
scheduled to begin at 1880.
At about 1850 after the people and
players had waited in vain for a rift
in the clouds and q let-up 10 the
drixzle. IL was announced that the
morning game would be post
poned and that two games would be
played In the afternoon. the first 10
start at o'clock.
But q very few people came out TO
the grounds In the afternoon, for the
way the rain came down made IL az
once evident that contest way very
improbable. The Providence team
plays a double header with the Newark
team today. the ffrst game TO start at
o'clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
NEAL0N WINS TWIN CITY
HANDICAP IN A ROMP

Bell Wether. Big Chief, Rampage, lima.
tailor. Donnell, Miss Popular. Jane Swift
Tea Leaf. Alfred Noble. Smiley Corbeti
and Restigouche also ran.
added starters
Fourth race. the Twin City. 3-year-olds
and up, Ia miles-Nealon, 112 (Knapp), 1
10 ! and 10 /, won; Dandelion. 1l7(Ni-
COLI. TO l. place. second; Beacon Light.
l3 (Milier). 10 8. third. Time 2:05 3-5, Sal
videre. Oxford. Carthage. Tomacco, Sir
Lynnewood and Ironsides also ran.
Fifth race. selling. 3-year-olds and up
ward, Ia miles, turf course-Lancastrian,
106 (Miller), 8 to 2 and even, won; Good
Luck, 107 (E. Dugan). s 10 3, place, sec
ond: Brancas, l0 (Preston). 3 10 !, third.
Time 2:A rs. Holscher, Banker, Ocean
Spray. Alsie. G. l. NJ, and Quagga also
ran.
Sixth race. selling. 2-year-olds. fur
longs. Futurity course-wave Crest, 102
tMiller). 70 and to 8, won King Fol-
ly, lo2 (McDanieD, 2 to /. place, second
Martha Jane. S. &C. Burns), 4 to s, third.
Time 1:16. Himalaya, Rosario. Miss De-
lancy. Walter Miller and whirl also ran.
sanguine finished but was disqualified for
foul.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont, Sept. B.
The international tennis tournament was
brought 10 a close yesterday when Miss
Rotch and Miss Niles OF Brookline defeat
cd Miss Moore. ex-national champion, OF
New York. and Irving Wright, interna-
tIonai champion OF Boston. In the mixed
doubles.
The game was marked by soma brilliant
tennis on both sides: Score-s-3, S-6, So.
In the Canadian championship doubles
Burns and Glassco OF Toronto. defeated
Brown and Campbell OF Kingston in three
straight sets, e-3 60. Ga
international handicap semi-hnal-
Brown. Kingston. beat Foulkes. Ottawa.
6-1. SO.
Championship round. Capt. Brown.
Kingston. beat McEchren, Toronto. 6-5.
&c, 6-S
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
HARLEM RI YER REGATTA

New York. Sept s.--Excellent racing
marked tha 18th annual regetta OF
the Middle States Regetta association
on the Harlem Nri, er speedway course.
Rain during the corning did not seri-
ously interfere W ith the contestants.
In the afternoon weather and water
conditions were - -sslr-
Honors were IA lrly well distributed
between the New York and Philadel-
phia clubs. The Junior eight-oared
shell race, with Staten Island. New
Rochelle. Atlanta and Lone Star, was
an exciting event Staten Island won
by half a length.
Summaries:
Junior single shel was won by II.
Won Bartheld. Metropolitan II. C., New
York.
Senior four-oareti shells was won by
Seawanhaka II. C.. Brooklyn.
Junior four-oaereG gigs was won by
Paramount II. c.. Philadelphia
Association single 'hells was won by
Thomas McGee, Rayenswood B. G.
Senior eight-oared shells was won by
N. Y. A. G.
Senior four-oared barges was won by
Active B. c., Hoboken
intermediate double shells was won by
w. Kuehns and II. A. Kuehne, Nonpareil
r. c.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
CAN MAKE
YOUR BETS

Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. 3.-No change in
the conduct OF the Grand Circuit meet at
Charter Oak Park as regards the public
sale Of pools will be made this year.
Frank NJ. Buckland, the grand juror Of
the town OF West Hartford, who had noti-
fed Andrew Welch that he should expect
to be arrested In the movement to stop
the sale of pools, has resigned because
the Federal statutes prohibit a postmas-
ter from holding town Office. Mr.. Buck
lands request that the town appoint spe-
cial constables for that part OF the race
track which lies within the town has been
ignored The town never has interested
itself in the race meeting
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
MYOP|A HUNT
HORSE SHOW

Hamilton. Mass, Sept. 3.-There was a
the Myopia Hunt club yesterday despite
the bad weather and all but two OF the
scheduled events were run off. First
prizes were won as follows:
Hacks for junior riders-Laloala, Miss
Alice Ames.
Class g. single horses over 1873 hands
King, III. G. Frick; Class S-.Read or covert
hacks-Cingalee, Miss Leslie Bradley:
Class 4-Pairs 1873 hands or under-F'lora
and Dora, Mrs. Larz Anderson: Glass IL
Abbott cup for green hunters-Canada,
Charles Frick: breeding class. 2-year-olds .
w. F. Kinsman, brood mare Frances APP
pleton and yearling Fred II. Adams:
Class 12, hunters up TO IT'S pouuds--Locust
Leaf, George s. Mandell: Glass 8, pairs
over 1913 hands-King and Emperor II G..
t.rick; Class IL, hunters up to 90 pounds
Amazon, It. II. Appleton; Glass 6. tandems
The Virginian and Flora, Mrs. Iarz An
derson; Class z. park hacks-iButter1y,
Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Phoebe Watten and Y. NJ Marie Tenn
pest -
Class s. saddle horses--Miss c. Adelaide
Doranus, New York, b. m. Lady McDon-
aid
Class IL. horses over Is hands-Reginald
Vanderbilt ch. 4. DIR. Selwonk
Class 2. saddle horses. Is hands in har.
ness-Reginah c. Vanderbilt. ch. m
Phelps Watten.
Glass "A. horses over Is hands--w. A
McGbbon, New York. ch. m. Mlnnett
Class 50. women's hunters, ridden by
woman-Westerchester Farms. b. e., Taco,
nice.
Glass "a. hunters, 200 pounds-westches
ter Farms. b. &. Tocanice.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
SEA GIRT SHOOT PLANS

Sea Girt, N. j., Sept. 3--With the COM
pletion OF the first days work, which in
the main was practice for the matches
that opened the National Guard and Ser
vice rifiemen encamped here for the 18th
annual shoot OF the New Jersey Rife as
ISOLATION are resting on their arms.
The carbine match again promises an
exciting contest between Squadron "A" of
New York, the First and Second Troops
OF New Jersey and the Second Troops of
Philadelphia City Cavalry, which was the
victor last year. The Columbia match Ia
for New Jersey teams only. the first prize
being the trophy presented by the Dis
trict OF Columbia National Guard.
Those of the competitors who have shot
here in former years found important i'm
provements TO the ranges this year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

I by George Watson's br. g. Commander
| and Conqueror; second. Lehman Strauss
ch. &. Lord Quex and Lord Quail.
| Class l6, ladies' pairs shown TO pheaton.
lady driving four entries. three shown
l Won by Sandy Point FARMS CHI m
ond, Miss Mabel B. Hooley's ch. m. Doro-
thea and ch. m. Quaker Maid: third, Oak
land Farms b. m. Columbia and b. x.
| High Boy.
| Glass s, ride and drive horses, saddle
horses. suitable also for driving shown
in harness first, 10 saddle afterward, five
entries. five shown-Won by Miss c. Ade-
lard Doremus' b. m. Lady Mcdonald; /;
second, Elsimore FARMS ch. g. Reliance
third, McGibbon & Golfers b. e. Morning
Star; fourth, Elsinore Farms ch. x. Art
list Model.
Glass II, horse over Is hands two, 10 en-
tries. six shown-Won by Sandy Point
Farms ch. g. DIR. Selwonk; second, Sandy
Point Farms b. m. Amazement; third,
Oakland Farms b. b. Polly Prim: fourth.
George Watson's b. <. Viscount.
Class 9. horse Is hands and under six
entries, four shown-Won by Sandy Point
FARMS ch. m. Phoebe Walton: second,
George Watson's ch. z. Capitol; third.
William Carr's ch. IN. Newsgirl; fourth,
William Carrs blk. m. Terrington Hasty.
Saddle Horses: Glass 80, Seaweed Nov
ice, hunter or jumper, which has not won
a first prize previous TO this show. shown
over jumps, four entries. four shown
Won by Westchester FARMS ch. e.
George f. Cain: second. James Hever's
b. m. Adele; third, William Carr's ch. m
Cherub; fourth, Wtsechester FARMS b. m
Medora.
Glass %. Billow Novice class. large
horse, Is hands inches and over. which
has not won a first prize previous to this
show, six entries. five shown-Won by
McGibbon g. Golfers oh. m. Beatrice;
second, w. A. McGibbon's b. IN. Ken
lucky Belle; third. Elsinore Farms mr..
m. Crown Princess; fourth, James Hev-
er's ch. m. Salax.
Glass "a Seafoam Novice, small horse.
over IA hands / inch md under, 1872, five
entries. two shown-Won by w. A. Nc
Gibbons ch. IN. Minetto; second. McGib-
bon a. Golfers b. &. Morning Star.
Class 80. Ladies' Hunter, ridden by
lady, conformation to count so per cent,
nine entries, five shown-Won by West
chester Farms b. &. Taconite; second,
Westchester FARMS blk. &. Centennial,
third, James Hever's b. III. Adele; fourth,
William Carr's ch. m. Cherub.
Class "a. hunter up to 200 pounds. shown
over hurdles conformation to count 30
per cent. six entries shown-won by
Westchester Farms b. &. Taconite; Sec
ond. Westchester FARMS rn. q. Jack
Frost; third. George Chipchese's ch. g.
silverbriar; fourth, Thomas J. Feros's b.
&. Red Raven.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
BASEBALL
RAGING
BOXING
QUAKER TEAM NO
MATCH FOR PANS

The Hibernian football eleven OF Phila'
delphia went down 20 defeat before tho
Pan-Americans at Fall River yesterday
morning 6 goals 10 2 The Hibernians
were the only team 10 defeat the Pans
In the last trip away from home made
by the latter. Nearly 300 people gathered
70 see the game. probably the last that
the Pans will play as an eleven, for II
has been given out that they are to dis
band.
The Hibs put up a good game, but were
outclassed- Bowden. McDermott. Horton
and Cummings registered the four goals
for the Pans In the first half The Hibs
Tailed once. long shot proving too much
for Healy. In the second half, with the
grade In their favor, IL was anticipated
the visitors might even up the score.
They did much better.
Bowden scored first for the Pans on
a kick which caused him to measure his
length on the ground. The Hibs got their
second goal, Heaiey allowing an easy one
to roll through his legs and never quite
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
AUTO RACE
MISHAP

Brescia, Italy, Sept. S-Elliott f. Shep-
ard OF New York, while speeding over the
fifth circuit in the automobile race here
yesterday, plunged into the river at Monte
Chiari. broke his collar bone and slight
ly injured other parts OF his body
Mr.. Shepard's chauffeur, Ledmann, had
his face cut and bruised.
Mr.. Shepard, who was the only Amer
lean participant in the contest, was the
first to complete the first circuit of the
course. his time being 33 minutes 30 sec
onsis for 60 4-5 klometers, a rate of 10s
kilometers per hour. He was second on
the completion OF the second circuit, and
third at the end Of the third circuit, af-
ter which. passing Fabry, the Italian
driver, Shepard regained second position
On the fourth circuit Shepard was strug-
Cling along in fifth place, when the ac-
cident occurred.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

Newv York. Sept s.-Nealon, for whom
b. Du boiE gave q 1000 at Saratoga, easily
won the Twin q lty Handicap. one mile
and a qlsarter, al sheepshead bay yester-
day. Thd race VI as worth s1i.700 to the
winner. .Gealon z ent TO the pace won
easily by SIX lent this He was to In
oe betting. Laws ence p. Daley. an add
cd starter, at 30 TO !. won the Autumn
Maiden In y drive by half length from
the favorft !. Jim Gafrncs. The results:
First rae. ham iicap, furiongs. main
course-Kea tor. IL s (Martin). TO 2. and
even. won: Mark Anthony. "a. 134 (Not-
even). z to 8 sect md; cressina. 40 (Hor-
nerJ, even, hird Time 1:14 1-b Lady
Anna, Yorkii 4. ca ,lden Shore. He Knows
and Listless also ran.
Second race sta eplechase, about miles
--Homosellc, l42 l.Archibald). 9 to and
sven, won: Ju dge White. 1i2 CDupee), to
8, place. sscon 4; r aprila. 147 (suppe). out,
third. Time al =. c My three starters.
Third race, luti INN Maiden. 8 furlongs,
Futur1ty cnurs 49, Lawrepce p. Daley, Ii9
Q1icol). 30 10 a. Id 10 10 !. won; 'Jim
daffney (Knapi u. 7 TO 10. second; Desiri-
ons. IL CE. Dug mi, TO 8. third. Time / 100.