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New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
OBITUARY.
EUGENE HOWARD LEWIS.

Eugene Howard Lewis. whose sudden death was
announced in yesterdays Tribune. born in
Potosi, Grant County. Wis, February Z, 1852.
He was prepared for college at the Belot Prepara-
tory School, and subsequently graduated from
Yale in 1873 and from the Columbia Law School
in 1875. he admitted TO The New York
Bar in 1875. and among his first professional
ceavors of Importance was his association in Feb
ruary 1876. with Judge John x. Porter IN the de-
fence of General o. F. Babcock. who tried in
ST Louis for completely ir the wLiskey revenue
frauds.
He became associated with the law office Of Car
ter & Eaton and became junior pember of the
crn OF Chamberlain. Carter & Hornblower from
this association In the winter OF 1Ss3o4 he formed
a partnership with Sherburn &. Eaton under the
firm name of Eaton g. Lewis and foi short time
was co-partner in the firm Of Eaton. Lewis &
Nicoll, the junior member of which was De Lancey
t3nued under the name OF Eaton & Lewis, although
Mr.. Eaton retired from practice five years ego.
The firm laid the legal foundation and elaborated
the complex details of the organization under which
The Edison companies began operations IN the early
S0s for distributing electrical power for lighting
and motor work. This is said 10 be the basis upon
which rests all electric lighting companies IN this
country.
Mr.. Lewis was a member OF the Bar Association.
LAWYERS Yale. University, Rockaway Hunt and
New York Yacht clubs. the Players and the Metro
politan Club, Of Washington. He leaves wife and
three daughters. the eldest Of whom is five years
old.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool March Sailed. steamer CBr) Watt
:, New York via Queenstown.
MahGhesteF' March Arrived. steamer Canning CBr)
HavTe March ? II n-sa,led steamer la savoie CFr)
IouTner. New York.
Aden. March Arrived steamer Swat Cr) Dobbs New
-. loTk Tor Colombo calcutta.
81 Mlchaels March Sailed. Esksids (Br) Nil
burn from Huelyal. York
OlpFaltar March ARRIVED. steamer FrtburE (Cer)
blriie!ser, New York for Naples proceeded).
f'yiG"uth March 2 2:02 mArrved steamer 81 Louis
Ja1nison. New York Tor Cherbourg ana southampton
land proceeded.
Swansea February 2s-saned steamer Chicago city C,
Car1sansaRd March 2 noon-saled. steamer @ +, riet
gen DAM Thomson Cfrom CouenhagenI New Vol,
3sr. Campbell Yokohama. etc via Colombo for
hayal. March . Passed steamer K6nIg A1bert fr.-,
eyei, New York for Naples Genoa
1NzaIa March 2-Passed. steamer Martelo (Br) Clark
Naples. March ARRIVED steamer Algeria C3r, TAFT,
New York for Marseiles. etc.
Liverpool March arrived, steamer Campania CBr,
War; New York via Queenstown '
htTerp March ? 25o m-Sailed. steamer vaderland
Movilie. March 2sailed. steamer Furnessia Csr).
c. Blaikie. from Glasgow for New York
Roberts, New York via Cherbourg (and nassad; 9lS
49, Hurst Castle at 80 D M. '7O0
(Br). Dowse. New York via Colombo 4i'''
iiue!ya' Eeb 26ISailed Steamer Twilight (Br) Nor
Aalborg. Feb 2s-Arrived. steamer White Cross CFlr)
D., ,Elyine; New Orleans via Aarhuus.
dam (Dutch). Brunsma New York for Ro,tspSorn
(and proceeded). Feb 2s-Sailed. steamer Largo
Calcutta, Feb 1O-SaiIed. Koranna CTr) Ran
~ wick Boston and New York.
Palermo: March SAILED. steamer Carpathia (Br).
Oran. Feb 23-Saied steamer Teresa (Aust) Perslcb
Genoa Feb 2s-sailed. steamers Nord America (r,an
De Barbier' New York: Virginia GtaD. Bassani
Cherbourg. March . 11:O5 a m-saIled steamer N.v,
AoFk Honerts tTom southampton. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, March 2, 1907.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Iaeania @ Barr I4yerP9ol FSSTga5y C54s . Im and
fed with 565 steerage passengers. mails
steamer Tnzess Irene Ger Wittseiu Genoa Fehru-
ary 10 Naples Il and G!eTear 30 20 0e's Isi q and and
mdse. Arrived at tho Bar at 80 m =,
Frogreso % and Havana 20. James Ward Co.
with lo3 passengers. mails ard mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Lorio C8r,. Eesert Plymouth February and
spence & Young Arrived a; tha Bar at a m.
steamer Pisa Ger. Fendt. Hamburg February - 20
gers and mdse. arrived AT the Bar at 80 m
Hugh Kelly q % Arrived at the Bar at p m Gebru-
Steamer DcatschIand (Ier,. DaIlaorr Rotterdam Feb
TaFy - Philip Kuprecht. in ballast Arrived NJ the
steamer Itals oBr) Bridges Ieghorn February 10 Ma
Pies y and Palermo 10 - Henderson Bros with Is cabin
ana lSsl ieerase passengers and ndse Arrived the
Steamer Gcestemurde Ger Hotteueve- Gotherburg
February via Shields y Philip Ruprecht
arrived az The Bar AZ 30
via Ia.iaaelphia Marc J. t. EWeH aF eo w,5
'nsse. So ATriysd % a; ths & Bar at : a n
Naples February md Genoa Oelri-hs g Co with
Arrived at the Bar at a.SG a m
seame- Ldoyica e1usu Ferarleh. Trieste January 10
muda -, TO Phelps Bros Co. with msse Arrived at
steamer Rhen Ger Pe;ernan Bremen February "a
70 oericts d 60 with lGS cabin and 1878 sseeraEe
Steamer Coamo. Dalton. February 10 NayaEuez
Porto Rico Steamship COMPANY win li2 nasssnrers
mails and mdse Arrived at tho Bar at ESQ m.
SAILED
Steamers Friedrich Crosse CGer) for %ap,As FINN
eesea .Aast NaPigs etc: Etrgria CHr. I4yerpeo via
Antwerp. Neustria lFr, Marsoiles louisiana dtab Va
iR0 Bermuda VANCOUVER ,3r MoIfS,r1e % et % II pars m
ponce. etc; Havana. Havana. Caracas san Juan etc:
Janaca Colon e,c n %onis T4 Ne~ orleans A s'ia "a @ R3
Galveston; iaallmo.a Georgetown s 9 Hamilton, Nor
John G Howard Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
EDWARD cApMus.

Edward Cadmus. postmaster OF Bayonne. y. J.,
died suddenly from heart disease at his home at
Broadway and 25th street, Bayonne last night
Mr. Cadmus was about hfty-five years old He
had been lifelong resident Of Bayonne He leaves
a wife and two daughters Mr.. Cadmus was ap-
pointed postmaster four years ago, and on July
years Mr. Cadmus's brother. George, died from n
similar attack Of heart disease only six months
ago. Last fall Reginald Jackson. Republican can
didate for Councilman IN the 1st Ward Of Bay
onne, brought charges Of incOmpetency against
Mr. Cadmus, but they were disregarded.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
NEW GOVERNOR OF NEW BRUNSWICK.

St John Y b. March 2.-Iemuel J. Tweedie. at
present Premier OF the Province Of New Bruins
wick was appointed Governor OF the province by
an order IN council passed at a meeting Of the
Dominion Cabinet to-day 10 succeed the late Gov
ernor J. =. SNOWFALL Governor Tweedie who IS
now in Ottawa, Will start at once for his home in
Chatham. y. b. II IS understood that William
Pugsley Attorney General of New Brunswick. will
succeed Mt. TWeedie Premier. and that Speaker
g " Robinson OF the New Brunswick Legislature
will become Provincial Secretary IN succession 20
Mr.. Tweedie. who had that office in addition 10 the
rlrarnieralin.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
THE REV. W. +. RRENNEcKE.

South Orange. y. J, March 2 (SpeciaD.-The Rev.
". r. Brennecke died last night at his home. in
New York avenue, Madison. from pleurisy. He would
have been graduated in June from Drew Theologi-
cal Seminary Al Madison. He leaves a wife and
one child. Mr.. Brennecke had been pastor OF the
EpWorth Methodist Episcopal Church. Paterson.
since April 1895, having been appointed supply
pastor while attending the seminary. He was TO
have returned TO his home conference in Missouri
and 10 have continued his work there
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
PROPOSED SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The American Art Association announced yester-
day an important sale at Mendelssohn Hail. 10 take
place on FRIDAY. March Is OF a collection OF paint
ings ane water colors. embracing Sir Alma-Tade-
mas Baths OF Caracalla, Turner'S Battle
q the Nile" and works Of such other artists as
Bouguereau. Jacques. MaUve Gsinsborough. Eeu-
huy, Maris and Beechey. Besides these. there VIII
be several Examples Of modern Dutch artists. on
the following afternoon there WIFI be put On SAFE
az the American Art Galleries a collection Of Chi
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
RAKE SALE OF COPPER AND BRONZE.

The last OF the bronzes and coppers from the col
lection Of a. ". Drake were sold yesterday AT the
American Art Galleries in 23d street The total for
the afternoon $l0S5i 90 A large Spanish water
lar went for 500 ". /. Clark. A copper plaque
from Bosnia was sold 10 Mrs. f. T. Smathers for
500 Mrs. Smathers also bought copper utensl.
three feet in circumference. for $50. An italian
brass church plaque purchased by the Metro
politan Museum Of Art for $3.50 Dutch fender, at
So Of the articles bought by Spencer Trask
and r. ". De Forest was the buyer OF a Turkish
COPPER vessel for $50.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
GENERAL WILLIAM E. pIsaRow

bridgeport, Conn. March 2.-General William F.
Disbrow. deputy customs collector and marine IN
spector for this district. former department com
mander OF the Grand Army Of the Republic and
quartermaster general on the stan Of Ex-Governor
o. Vincent Cofiin. died to-day from pneumonia Hs
vas born in 1874 and served with distinction in
Civil War with the ID Connecticut Heavy Artillery.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

NJ-RSE-By newly landed German grill
willing 70 assist chamberworE or eeWinGs
citv or country; wages SD. Call at Lang
& Boecherer 90. Bureau. Is West 9th e.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
WILL ASK INDICTMENT OF WALKER.

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Hartford. Conn, March Am indictment of VIII
nm F. Walker, the absconding treasurer OF the
Ne" Britain Savings Bank. viii be asked OF Judge
Howard J. Curtis, in the Superior Court. by State
prosecuting Attorney EEgleston. The grand Jury
VII BE- summoned There are many reasons why
! desire an Indictment" said Attorney Fggleston
so-nlght, and want papers in case Walker Is
1ounc anywhere on EARTH
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
DR.. w. n. NAV.

Syracuse March 2-Dr. ". Il May city bac-
teriolog.st, died in hospital here to-day an
operation for stomach difficulty. DR.. May was
teriolcgist.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

nese art objects. treasures and curios OF ancient
and modern origin belonging TO Auguste F. Cnanlot'
for many years resident OF Peking. Catalogues
Will be forwarded on application. Both collections
ei be on free view at the American Art Galleries,
Madison Square South. from March until the
dayS of sale.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
HENRY N. sToRK.

Rochester. March 2.-Henry y. Storl a well
known conjurer. died to-day at his home. No
Chamberlain street He made his Professional debut
in the early SOS At Tony Pastors in New York
For many years he was associated with Harry
KellaT. the magician.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
TUBERCULOSIS CAMP FOR PLAINFIELD.

tFy TelegTeph % The Iribune.l
Plainheld, " J., March 2.-For the purpose Of
furthering the interest IN the outdoor treatment
OF persons suffering from tuberculosis. the Plain
field Society for the Prevention and Relief OF
tuberculosis organized last night, has decided 70
establish tuberculosis camp IN Planhel6.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
REGISTERING IN THE FIFTEENTH.

As preliminary TO n special election on May p.
10 I'll the seat in the State Assembly caused hy the
death Of State Assemblyman Mervin c. Stanley.
the books Of registration opened yesterday IN
the 18th Assembly District The police last night
reported a total of nnety-fve for twentyfour cleo
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
TRANsPACIFIC MAILs.

Destination Close N New AofH
Hawaii. Japan. CoIea, China and Phil
iPIlne lslahus wa San f'1 March T. 1890 m
15a4I la san Francsco,-Alameda March s. 1890
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via san . ,o.oo. j.. -
Francisco -Marposa A1aIch o. A~'"" N
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and
Philippine Islands via san Fran n ,o.eo. =,
ciscol-Nippon hhfch o. A@'o0 = -
Jauan. Corea and China (specialy ac-
dressed only. via Seattel--Shaw- =, aOo =, W
lauan except parcels post maiis},
Corea China ana Philippine ISLANDS
a ysncoq'fT % f5sI9 g1a victoria March 49, 500
yapan. Cores China and Philippine :. coo. -,
islands Cya Seattle(-Kaga Msru.. March H. O'VVp !"
Japan Corea and China especially ad- eoo.
dressed Tacoma)-Tttan Mafch AO' O'"V y ."
Australia except WesD FIJI Islands
and New Caledonia via Vancouver -. an . -,
and Victoria 3 C)-Aorangt- Narcn "a O'O'P Il"
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands =, ,o.oo d. -,
(via san Francisco)-U Transport ApIH l. 1S'OV . -
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
William Z. MALsrER.

Baltimore March 2-Ex- Mayor William T Nal
ster died to-day from paralysis aged sixty-fve
years: He was naval officer of this port from 1902
10 1906
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
FtulaIh

FOR GENERAL HOCSEWORK ana assist
in stationery store. a neat girl; small,
plain American family; work easy; must he
good. plain cook; good home for a girl who
viii appreciate kind treatment; American
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gin. Lock EoK l. Anityville, Long Island
LADIES. TO make sanitary belts: material
all cut ready 10 sew. 81. 20 per dozen:
particulars. stamped envelope. Lenox CO.
Dept. /. Chicago.
LADY SEWERS 20 make Up shields az
home. SO per 100; can make two an
hour; work sent prepaid TO reliable women.
Send reply envelope for full information 10
Universal Remedy Co.. Desk A. Walnut ST..
Philadelphia. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
1-.e,.I Fo- Tine Mall closes. sails.
p A wilhelm Jamaica Hamb-Am.... ego m 2:N1 m
tuisn@a colon Panama .......... II 80 IN 300 m
Monroe. Norfolk, Old Dominion "'uo III
TUESDAY. MARCH 3
K W der Crosse Bremen y G Lloyd. $50 m 1O;OO IN
Argentine. Lamp Holt. S'og a m II ~ a IN
SilIeI,lt Iacl-sor,,iIto CVvde 3:00p
oIlll.N.-r, NToreolir Ola Tlo,,inicu 300
lance .ii,1ta Sayapnab savannah. 3:00p
SlsS - Jr5isu An HOO
-,-, 1-,,. c.. a.3O a m 1000 a n
Ieuton'c l.NSa 'OfJ IJa- Iss N'" 1l:OO m
NIasCa, Ans.S.i poror,a II 30 q 300
all'.IIs 49,, IT-,.-S 1000
Proteus New Orleans. So Pacific 5.oo !. =,
Huron Jacksonville. clyde. 90 ~
Hamilton. Norfolk. Ola Dominion. ..... " 80 =.
.,'' 1tiEvt' Ssns,oraase V-arj 30Op
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATuRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise ss2 Sunset 5.54 Moon 0:42 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
Aaf-Sandy Hook 9:44 Island 9:49 He'll Gate 1887
PM-Sandy 1912 Gov Island lo:13 Hell Gate 1905
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Minneapolis which reported Sable Island
noon yesterday when 76O miles east Of Sandy Hook.
IS expected dock about =. m. tomorrow.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
Vessel From Line
Ethiopia. Glasgow February 16. Anchor
sCarona .Orar February 10. IN Y d p i
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

MANN
AN up-to-date work that calculates the
weights measures and moneys OF the world
and makes you the master of figures
"GRACE'S 8 HANDY BOOK" All 6tationsrs
and 100 Front ST.. N. Y.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; porcelain
filings that defy detection: special al
ploma awarded 70: the latest approved
methods OF Prosthetic Dentistry: gold crown
and bridge work. DR. c. H. DE I.amater
Dental Specialist. 7s4 Lexington ave- n W.
cor. 61st 81. Phone. 3364-Plaza.
WE PRIryT everything. publications, mag
azines. catalogues; low prices; get esti-
mate. Colonial Printing Co.. 1O2 West
IUVth 81
THE r. r. HAvENs CO, Publisher.
booksellers and Importers. 153 Wess 29d
st., N we desire to purchase books
Libraries or small parcels.
WE mount monograms on brushes or pock-
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Nassau st.
UP-To-DATE Office partitions ana ratings.
general woodwoFkers. n. Y. OFFICE
PARTITION CO, Cabinet Makers ana Car
penters. 4O2 Blocker st. Tel. 4697 Chelsea.
MIRRORS. large and small: framed. un-
framed; bargains; for any purpose
LYONS. Ia2 West Both st.
ARTIST paints on gowns, materials. trim
nings, cushions, fans. panels, china and
glasses. Ribalta. ia East 2sth 81.
PHoTo-ENGRayING.
gAI.FLTONE and line work: catalogues ara
color work: excellent results: low prlcss
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New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

tONt-llN clINaAA0@N0 e'@.~s@--Es
Male
CHEF French; good experience IN prlvate
family; good cook: sober honest; city or
country: hest city reference. August. Trtb-
une IJptown once. 1864 Broadway.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; willing and ooligins;
thoroughly experienced; care horses car
ringes. etc. six years very pest city ietSI-
encss: last employer can b0 seen. IA H.
1870 81 ave.
COACFTAFAN.-By very neat, tidy. smooth
faced swede: speaks good English; very
carefuI ana reliable: will be useful any
thing needed reference the best Cnarlss,
az Carpenterss Bureau. 154 9Th ave.
OACFIMAN.-Colored; thoToushly expert
enced; private family: references hoF-
land as West S9th ST.
COACFIMAN: siugls; understands his ousi-
5,sxst thOroughIy reliable in every respecti
best of reference. John. IrthDns UptoHn
pfrce. 1864 Hrpaty eys
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

A.,tAR p. BRINRRRHOFF. Certified
sA-9sio Accountant tstata u y. ~, 60
sssvsy. Room sl2. Teisrhenes slle-
-so&a ard ee-7-Hs AslICses
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
ANTIQUES.

AT EBLE's ART GALLERY. li5 West
s2a Ct, near 9Th ave.-AntiQues, curios'
old jewels, sliverwsre. rare fans. paintings
miniatures ana weapons. Old gold bought
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

Female.
I.ADY'S CvOMPANION.-Eiduca refined
German lady. 3d. position OF trust; man
aging housekeeper; speaks several IAN
"a ages; piano: excellent cook: references
g. Advertising once. 1OT6 "a ave
GOVFRNESS TO children. e-16: good lin
guist musical experienced; bright dis
position: or companion and secretary 70
fndy travelling. Winthrop Bureau % West
9Sth: tel 1OO2-3Sth
GOVERNESs. s.-Young lady, Just landed;
wide experience; French. English. piano,
drawing Sih years. and years references
with English families. Address SteinbOrn.
249 West 45th 81.
VISITING SECRETARY. companion or
governess by English lady; well edu-
Gated refined: musical mathematical Ger
tifcates: good psnmanship; highest refer
ences. testimonials Secretary. Box 121. 6l1
9th ave.
VISITING COMPANION 20 invalid or
elderly person. by bright, unincumbered
woman; pleasing personality: by the day or
hour: good reader. shopper: dainty cook:
light sewing; generally useful Address
BY letter only. f. l. Armstrong 20 West
18th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
BUSINESS CHANGES.

PRINTING PLANT; up to date plant IN
this city; price $4,000; $500 business
monthly; rent $25 per month. Apply Nc
Donald-WigRins Co. 257 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

sBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
WORK WANTED.

Mala-
BOY wishes position IN composing roomi
had some experience. J. c.. 922 Greene
ave, Brooklyn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Latonia Results.

Cincinnati, October S.-Trenola was the day, In the sixth event Mamie Gallagher, a rank outsider won by nose from Divorcee, which beat Lady Martha a nose for the place. The fourth race was de- clared off Track heavy. Summary:
 First race, five furlongs-Ethel Carr, 103 Powers), 20 to l. won; Pirate Diana, 103 CTaylor), 20 to 1, second; Emily NJ, 107 Koerner). 107. third. Time, :0e 2-5.
 Second race, one mile, sellng-Bone Brake, los (Ferry), to l, won; Hammer away, 105 (Shilling), to 1, second; Uncle Henry 10S CT. Taylor), 10 to 1, third. Time, 1:4S 1-5.
 purse-Llttle Osage, 1cS (Mountain), 6 to ], won; Colonel Bob, 118 GA. Brown), $ to D. second; Joe Mccarthy. 103 CT. Fay lor), to l, third. Time, IS.
 Fourth race declared off.
 Fifth race, mile and ne-quarter-Tre- nola, III tShlling). to 5, won; First Mason, 10S (Mountain), 10 to l, second; Bellevue. 105 (HeideD 60 to 1, third. Time, :26 3-5.
 Sixth race, five furlonEs--Mamie Galla- gher 10S (Martin), 20 to l, won; Divorcee, 103 (Powers). 5 to 1, second; Lady Martha 103 (HeideD, to 1, third. Time, 1:05 2-5.
 Seventh race, purse. one mile-Bottles 9S Pickens), to ?. won; County Clerk 102 (Shilling), to 5, second Corkhill. 10 Pierre), third. Time, AS 2-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09
latonia Entries.

First race, six furlongs, selling--Flori- gel, Malta, Elancer, Mary Orr. Helen Mac lin. Lou Niffin, Nellete. 102; Bert Ozra, Field Lark, Vendor, St. Noel, Dapple Gold, 107; Jim Beattie, 1lO.
 Second race. five furlongs, purse-Gray Steel, Uncle Tim, Caucus, Tyol, Bonton, Sweetmere, Coaster l0S; Pointer. Stone man, Cutlass, Macias, Marcus Aurelius, Charley Rogers, Tim Kelly, III.
 Third race. one mile, selling-Bogum 8. Mark Time. Camille Dainty Belle, ss; Jim Simpson. 1ol; Shining Star, Pryta- mia. Viperine, 107.A
 Fourth race. six furlongs. selling-Old Colony. 97; Grace George Blaze O'Light, Dr. Lee Huffman, 102; Fay, 1O4; Expect to See. 1O5 Refined. Hyperbole. 106; Wad- dell IT,, Marvel P, Coppertield. Lansdown lO7; Bell Toone, Deacon, l09.
 Fifth race. six furlongs. purse, 2-year- olds-L.ouise K, Black Dress, Silver Cup Rustic, Laura Clay. Merrigo, Ansonia, Speed Marvel. 10S; Inauguration. Mos COW Belle. 106.
 Sixth race one mile, purse-Lady Goodrich. Jack Kerchval Katie Powers Stroud, 100; Granada, Deutschland. Mo harib, lOs; Lightnote 1o4; The Clans, man. 107
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09

longs: Masque 115 stMiller), to 1. won; Lotus Brandt 110 (E. Dugan), 4 to l, place, second; Ardri 112 (Sumterl, 12 to 1 to show, third. Time. 1:10 2-5
 Second Race-The Corinthian steeple- chase handicap, gentlemen riders, about two and a half miles: Jimmy Lane 165 (Evans), to 5. won; Garrett 1858 (Page), to 5, place, second; Follow On 14e CD. Kerr) out show, third. Time, 5:45.
 Third Race-Selling, six and half furlongs. Sanguine 102 tSumter), to 1, won; Bridge Whist 102 CMcGrave), to I, place, second St. Ilario 102 (E. Dugan). 8 to 5. show, third. Time, "A.
 Fourth Race-The Fairview Selling. mile and sixteenth: Temaceo 1o3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09
LOVeman, Joseph X Loeb

oMilIer), to F. won; Tony Bonero lo2 tMcDanieD. to l place, second :: Acrobat 101 co. Burns) 1 to ?. show. third. Time. 1:46 2-5.
 flfth Race-Handicap, mile and a haIf: Missouri Lad 10S (McDanieD, 13 to D. won; Good Luck III CKnapp), 1 to 10 place, second; D'Arlle 92 (Hen- ry), out, show, third, Time, 235.
 Sixth Race-Selling, mile: Chief Hayes 10S (Sumter), to }, won; Gold en Shore 100 tSwan). to 1, place. sec ond zipango los (Horner). to 5, show, third. Time 1.39 4-5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09

long fly to center. Cobb had reach ed second, while Overall. King and Stein feldt were vanly trying to catch Craw- ford off third base, but he was left there when Coughlin struck out.
 The Score Tied.
 Meanwhile Chicago had done nothing with Donovans delivery and the Detroit pitcher looked easy winner when the home team came to bat for the ninth time. Chance was up and had struck out twice This time. however, he drove the ball on line to right field. Then Donovan lost control and hit Steinfeldt in the ribs. King popped little fly to Rossman, trying to sacrifice and when Evers rolled an easy bounder to Cough lin, a double play loomed up The captain of the Detroits, however. booted the ball and the bases were full. Schulte hit down the first base line and was thrown out, Chance scoring Then Howard was sent in to bat for Tinker and his third strike got away from Schmidt and the tieing score came in. Moran was sent to bat for Overall, but Evers i'll judgment in try ing to steal retired the side.
 Slagle nearly scored the winning run in the next inning, when he came home from third on a passed ball. Steinfeldt was at bat and O'Day ruled that he interfered with the play, Slagle being called out In the eleventh, with one down, King. Evers and Schulte singled in succession, but neither Zimmerman nor Reulbach were equal to the emergency.
 Detroit failed to get man past first base in the last three innings. Schaefer came to the rescue in Chicago's half of the twelfth. with sparkling double play. Steinfeldt had reached first through be- ing hit with the ball after Slagle had gone out. Chance hit a fast liner over second base and Schaefer jumped in the air. caught it in one hand and threw to Rossman for the third out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09
Keene's Winnings WiH
 Soon Make NezV Record

stable in one year, and only a few hun dred dollars behind the worlds record of $377 ,554, held by the stable of the Duke of Portland.
 As there are nearly six weeks of the New York season for racing left. the Keene stable is practically certain to gain the worlds winning record this year.