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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

Roreen Hbsno finost oas brittle
ercBs populdrs Symphonic &. Concert
b.s S9dfsr Symphonic Or4shers
fiatt. 9as proaramm III etn mooer-
mes. Der fran,tfif9en SOnoi4tung ent'
nommen. Cine Der 5auptnummsrn
oss @oncertes uiro bas bon ben Ssrren
5srbinano S4dfer uno 5us6 Wc
gibnsp beraetragsne giolineoncert iein.
auBsrbsm nsrbsn nod mebrers 8iolin'
Suetts gum 8ortrase sslansen. Sas
goncest miro unter ben aufpi3ien bsr
gafsru Star 2Oss segsben. Die
grsiis Fnb populdr gsbaIten. PRO-
sramm:
Dante Racabee .Saints Sains
Spmponies eoneertanie fHr gioItnen
....-.. HlurO
Susb T. @ibnes unb 5reb. S@dfer.
E1p1oote. .Sdlo
Spei gioIinbuette nit giano. 49,. @obarb
Splpbs1tani ............. ....... SerlIo5
unsarii9er Narid .........-..... DO.
9sstsre geiben aus Sauft's gerSammnib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
Ser Sranefiftxns ansetlast.

gin BranoiiiftungsfaQ bislt gsfsrn
frhb bis po!isei eine furse 3sitlane tn
8smsguns. I'm 8 ubr sntbsdts mon
f9msrsn Rau9, Der aus 9bhr. unb
5enaerfpalten aus 2inbIsp's @irtb.
f9aft. 2l2 Worb 2ibsrtp eiraBs, Der.
porquoq, unb nod iaum 30 Wtnuten
muroe 2inbI.p berbaftet. Die Wirib'
i&aft iR Der 0a&bari@aft ieit Idnserer
3ett ein Dorm I'm Auge gemeien. unb
6rau Sennie garpeuter. frhbere Be-
absrin bsrfelbsn. uuros auf einsersi9ts
8ei&werben BIN psri&isbsntli9 b.rbafs
tst. 8or stpsi Wonatsn stma. tibsr.
nabm 2inbIss bis Ron.roas.
@sfern nun, fobaIo bas 6suer aus.
bra9, uub man ansfanb. bab baRsIbs
anesleet NOR, b6rte bie poIiaei au@,
bab 2inblsp nod mad Witterna&t In
benz gebduoe setpeien. 10 wurbe er
benn In Stubbins 0otel, mo sr
wubnte, feifsenommen.
. Bis isbt Iisssn nur l1mRanbsbsmeife
boo; 2inblsp iou NIT Der Brauerei,
tpeI&e bas @sbdube eignet. l1nannsbm.
Ii&teit:n gebabt taben, uuo iou Ct
auG an benz genannten Abenb fsinen
S@anftslnsr, Der gsw6bnIi9 TN
atueItem Gtodwerf iaIdft, gum 64Ia.
fen nod 6auie seIanbt babsn. Der
5al wurbe auf ben "a. 5sbruar Der.
i9oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
&atier @ilbelms Heoe.
Eeusr Gsidstas er0Hnet.

BerIin, 19. 5sb. Wlit lauter,
flnrer Stimms, unb gutter rsonerii&e,
8sgabuns bsrlas aaiIer @ilbslm 6euts
feline &soe, mt: ueI9er sr ben Rei&s.
tag er5fnete.
Sn Besus auf auswdrtiss angeIs-
ssnbsitsn iast Der aatier. bab bie aass'
meine politii9s Gage bic @suiBbsii
gisbt, bab Der 6risos nod meter sr'
boltsn blsibs. Nsins Rs9isrung sr.
balt nit unisrsn gsrbhnosten unisr.
alisn bsr3li9sn gerbtnbunsen, uno nit
ben anbsren Wd9tsn sutsn uno ri4ti'
gen 8ertsbr.
Der 8ertrag NIT Hdnsmart, am 2.
Sanuar untersei5net, puroe sntwor'
fen, um beu1rubiesnoe unteri4ieoe 3u
befsitiasn. inbem bsrielbe ben Status
Der Rinbsr rssuIirt. oenfsIbsn bic @abl
Der Rattonalitat anbstmifsqsnb, uni
Id boffs, baB oerielbe ben freunoi6aft'
lt9sn Ysrtebr NIT unisrsm n6roli&en
Ra95arn nod bsrRdrtsn uiro.
gs3asli9 Der beOOrRs6snben 5ris'
bsnstonfsrsu, TN 6aag ia9te Der Rat
fer: .JOlst ben anoeutungsn os'
8ereinigten Staatsn unb ben bon
8ublaao sema4tsn @orI4Idgsn." Be-
shsli9 Der lsbtsn Rsi8;tassuablsn
Inat. Der Raiisr: bas osuti4e Boil
uurbs aufseforoert, Weinungsbsr'
i9isosnbsItsn suii9sn ben gunoes'
reeisruneen uno oem frhberen &ei4s'
tag su snti4siosn. unb bisislbsn bsmie'
fen. oaB is snti8lOfsn isien bas Boil
uno oas gigsntbum Der Nation 3u
i9aben, inbsm he ben sn9en partei'
gsif bon Fa marfsn. Dos itarts
rationale 8,fhbl. msI3.s ghrser.
2anomans uno arbsiter bereints, tpirh
bas gat.rlano aud In 3utunft wirt'
fam i9hbsn. @srabs 10, uie Id
sspiat bin sewihsnbaft ale meins ton
ifitutionelIen Rs9ts uno prioile9is n
su uabrsn, 10 bin i4 tibsrsust. bat
Der nsus Rsi9stas. aus intelisenter
W1nnsrn Der &bat auiammsngsiebt,
3aesfisbsn mirb, baB feline b64ifs
gHint ois III, unisrs Stsquns 3wii9sn
3ioiliRrtsn RatIonen 3u erbaltsn uni
3u fdrten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
Ga&re=Yartte tn 11nabbdnstsea
3Mrmbereim'

Die am 6onntas Abenb Fottgs9abts
Gu&rs. partie srfreute f&. mie &c.
u6bnIi4, zines iebr suten 3uipru&ss,
unb wurben bis fol9snbsn perfonsu
NIT qreiIen bsba&t:
0erren.
W. 3. Abams. SO punite; 8. %.
Bauer. IS; 9. Q. 6artung. IS; Rip.
nsr, SO; gbrif. &obr. 80; gbarlea
Na,ilep, 81; 3. u. Robinfpn, 80.
Do men:
6rau @m. g. 0rieger, 81 puntts;
Sran 6. %. Bauer. SO; 6rau Woo.
lsp. 81; 5rau Bsnb. 80; 6rau SoIspt
Keller, SO; 6rau e4aub. 78; 5rau
@afh rs; GrduIein Warie Rsblsr. rs.
DIE alIeemeine ettmmune mar sins
fstr animirte unb unter6ielt mon ft&
iDRIi& bts ipdt In bic Wa&t tinstn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
Ns@ ntdt eati@teaea.

Bssasli4 bss ~Blinb 8iger" @sIebes
srtIdrte polijei3sf Nsbger gefern, bat
sr nit Der Dur9fhbrung oeReIben erR
oann beginner psrbe, wsnn Ct bi'
gnti&sibuns bes etabtanmaItss In
Sdnben bdlt.
Der StabtonmaIt mirb nit BEN
Wapor eine eingebenbe gonferen3 b.
ben. um bie polIe 9rasmelte bss nsueu
@siebss 3u ersranben uno sund&R
aussufinben. meI&e @ef&dfte unh
Clubs. bis eptritucien I'm Rlsinsr
berfaufen,> 2ieen3en au ermirfen baben.
Dieie Gtrmen tuerben Johann bena&.
ri&tigt tperben unb erf, wenn fts
bann ibren ibnen bur& bas tufams
@efes auferlesten Werpfi&tunsen nt9i
na&aefommen Rnh unh feine 2ieenl
erwirit babsn, mirb seri&tIt& ge9sn H
bcr9e9nn9en tueroet1.
Die poIi3eibebsroe wtrb R4 sben'
fails NIT ben Snfrutiionen on bic
Ranni&aftsn betrsffs Dur&fabrung
bss 8siebes nt&t iebr besilen; es II
iebo& an3unebmen. bob Orbres tn
2aufe Der Bo&e In Der 4nseleeenbeii
erIafIen tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
Muwalt Sggg
Dini9t nunnlebr au9 Surisbietion iiber bic
9erion pon George Rbobius.

&s3tsanpalt Martin 8. Sugg. be,
neusrnannte Dormunb tiber bas Der.
m69sn bss george RbOoius whni&i
nunmsbr aud Surisbieiion tiber bis
psrion bssislbsn su srlangen. I'm oa.
ourd befdbist au fein, bshsu aufent.
baIt 3u ermitteIn, unb ibu auf ieinen
@eifssaufanb priifsn gu lafieu, oh
feline grnsnnung Der Snbiana $ruh
Gompaun gum 8srm6seusuerpalter
rs9tstrdftis III, Obsr n;9t.
Bie 6err Suss iast. IN oiss unbe.
oinet nbtbig, oa sr, I'M 6aQe bic $ruh
@ompanp cine alase asssn ieine @or.
munoi&aft anfrsngs, er bor aaem 80
bsusiisn babe, oas 8sri9t babe BIZ
gers9ti9ung gebabt, sinen 0ormunh
3u srnennen. gr bittet alfo um ae.
ri9tlt&s gefusniRe. nod Der periOn
uno bsm aufentbalt bon @eorss
RbOoius fori4sn su bhrfsn, oamit e,
feine Stsls als 8ormuno tiber oefen
@srm6aen au6 ri9tis Sertretsn tann.
uno iaet In islnsm @siu9. wsl9ss fir
i6n our9 bis Rsntsanmdlts 6enrp u.
Span, 9snrp %. @IappOol uno Wm.
Boifon benz @eri3t tiberret&t wuroe,
oab bas 9srm6ssn bss abOoius. mel
9ss sinsn @srtb bon eirea 600, 900
rsprdIentire, I'm Wonat so. 1886. .06 elm
brinee, oab Rbuoius am 81. Sanuar
bon Gina Dare bon isinsm Ssim snt.
ffbrt uno ON nd8fen $age nit oer.
islbsn ebeli9 bsrbunoen murbe. I'm,
4. 5sbruar wuros bis Snotana $ruh
@ompanp bon Rbooius gum @erwGltsl
feinss Bsrm6sens ernannt. wd6rens
bas @sri&t ibn (6ugg) ON IA. 5ebr.
gu osfsn Bormunb stniebte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
SnbianappGs, Snb, Dienfas,
Staotratbs=S

Der Stabtratb widsIte gsfsrn cine
gan3e WnaabI @sf9dfts ab.
@Isi9 3u Beginn Der Sisung uurbs
eine @sfolution eineerei&t, tn iuel&er
benz etabtratbsmitgliebe 2ouis 3.
6snrp anIdbIi9 bss NbIebsns ieines
0aters bas Bsilsib Der 0sriammlung
ausgebrhdt murbe.
Gin @omite, befebsnb aus ben Ser.
rem Wm. :. Nsutom. gbmarb 3.
etidelman unb Soc. 0tltens, tpirb bie
Jraae bsRerer etrabenbeleu&tuns fhr
bsti&isbsns 8bsiIe Der Stabt sr.
Ortern. 6offentli9 pirb 6err 6iltsne
fa Der Shoieite erinnern. Der Bio.
ouct III meifiens tn 5tnffernib geballi
unb eine Nn3abl Der Uerfebrsfraben
Isibet slei&faus ni&t an 2i&thber.
fhle.
Die Carpenter 8. Union reiate sin
S4reiben ein, In weI9em oa9e9en pro.
tefiirt mirb. bob Der Bau bss nsuen
Roloheums on fol9e 6trmen bergeben
tpsrbe, tueI9e fsine unionIeute anfelIen.
Die Oroinan3. bur4 welae bas 60.
Iair bss Sstretdrs Der Si3sr6sitsbs.
b6rbe bon $1,000 auf $500 per Sabr
erb6bt tperbsn iol, murbe permorfen.
Jolgsnbs neuen Orblnan3en murben
einssrei8t:
3um 8au oes neuen Stabtgebdubes
unb auditorium tpeitere $4,000 3u Be-
tpilligsn.
9ieie Summs bsdt bie bereits aus oer
Orisinaliumms bon $500, 900 hsraus.
gsnommenen gelbsr fur Ar&itsttsn
unb anbere Nusguben. 10 SaB bic Stabi
ben 2ontraft an bie @m. q. Sung.
claus 60. tpirb tibsre.bsn f6nnen.
Gum Antauf oes gQenbergsr 8e.
b6l3ss n6rbli1 bon Srbinston mhni&i
Staotratb 8bsobors portteus SIS, 600
bsmilist. DDS Deriaufsre&t ber
Stabt lduft am 1. Wdrs ab. unb Ger,
portteus, beforst BOB bie Stabt baa
Gsb5ls bienei9t ni4t srbalten tonne,
uhnf&t f.br balb eine grtra.6ibunq
einsubsrufen. um lossuiaufen.
Cine 8orIass, weI&e Der BcnbaIia
gabn erIaubt. 5 usitere 8eIeiis on bes
Belmont Abs. ,u Isgen, muroe untsrs
breitst. Siefe gorIase nimmt bic
STEELE Der thrali9 bonn etabtratbs
bsrmorfsnsn Worlage sin.
3met Orbinanaen murben sinse.
rei&t, psI@e 2anbfrsden I'm Worbsn
bon Srbinston annsetiren.
Gum s9IuHe sslanste nod sins
0orlase sur SsrIsiuns. tpsl&e ffir ole
8dn3s, usl9e In 0ffentli&en 9alIsn OBJ
eebaltsn uerben. bas Anf.nsn sines
unifOrmirtsu pOli3ifsn. gum @ebalt'
bon SO pro Gag pori&rstbt. Gtrafs
fhr Mt9tbsfoleung bisier Drbinan,
foa suii&sn IS unb 800 bariirsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
80 bis 40 SdgenfetIer

80 bis 40 SdgenfetIer
in ben @erfen bon @. 9. atfins & Go.
sinesn seferu Norsen on ben etreii.
MIs @runb mtrb anseseben. bob bis
etreiisr bis GntIaKuns ibres Worman.
mes unb zines anoeren Angefeaten
utnf&en, ba He BON biefen un9sre9t
bebanbslt uoroen fsisn. SIM gomtoir
bsr 0efeni&aft mtirhe geiaet, oab oie
tibri9tn Sdgenarbeiier nit biefer Nn.
gtisoenbtM nibts 90 thun b6iten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
Qlet1e etabtxexis isteitex.

Gin neues Warine Refruii-
rungsbureau ptrb TN Geberal'@ @eb1ube
er6fnet tperben, unb Snbianapolis
wirb bte gentral,S Station zines neuen
DiRriitss isin, Der bon ben @aibtns.
ton Beborben er0Hnet tt. 2eut. Geo.
%. Stesis, eo6n oes ebemalioen Con.
grebabeeorbnsten Raior SteeIe, bat
biz Oberleltuug. .i-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

Sraat @eilader's SampIe @oom,
gde Columbia Nbe. unb 16te Strabs,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

German WoeIIer's 6aIIe,
Sibpeft @de Hoble unb Nfartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
9rittes Yopmlares Concert.

S9dfer SpuIpb bonies Sr4efter in Galeb Rias
Saq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

gbas Baaste'e Sibfeite &neiHe,
1891 Sib gaff Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

@ottIieb 8eutb arb t,
vOie sematbli&e gds",
g6e HnbI: una Rartei Ctr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-16
The sum aries
TAYLOR'S ENTRY REJECTED.
Negro Runner Cannot Represent Irish 4. 4
a.. In Championships MANY Protests.

The registration committee Of the Metro
politan Association Of the A. 4. L., composed
Of J. +. Mahoney. chairman; John T. Doolin 9
and I. l.. Neyins. met last night for the pur-
pose of passing on the protests in connection
with the junior championship held last July'
w. F. Coholsn Of Yale represented the New
York A. c.. in the quarter mile run. but il
was conceded by that club that he was in
eligible. lie competed in the relay meet At
Philadelphia and helped TO win the mile con
test for Yale. The prize in the Metropolitan
event went to J. McEntee of the New York
A. C.. but Coholan was declared to be eligible
to run in the senior Metropolitan track and
field meet.
W. Y. Porter of the University of Penn
s~ylvania was claimed by both the New York
4. c. and the Irish A. A. e.. and entry blanks
were there from each club for the senior
meet. The cake OF Lee {. Talbot, the hammer
thrower, occupied considerable time. He
won the hammer and was second in the
rs mound shot at the Junior meet. II was
asserted by the New York A. {. that he was
ineligible in more ways than one ana his
most serious offence seemingly was that he
won the hammer throwing contest of the
Western Association last September at 81.
Louis and on this account was not qualified
to compete in a junior event here.
IL was also asserted that Talbot has no
legal residence here and this also precluded
him from representing any local club. De-
cision on the case was reserved until the
New York Athletic club produce proofs that
Talbot won the championship at st. Louis
as stated. On this case hangs the result of
the junior meet. and IL the New York A. c.
can produce the proofs IL will capture the
point honors which primarily resulted in a
tic.
Some minor matters first occupied the at
tention OF the committee. The point trophy
case OF the Postal clerks games first came up.
There was an all around weig b throwing
contest for which there was one set, OF prizes
but The Irish club said the events we're sepa-
rate ard hey Collared the priZe on the strength
of the idea. II was decided TO leave the ques-
ton whether II was one contest or four 10
the Postal clerks games committe &c.
he was not in America long enough to repre-
sent the Irish club. and the protest was sus-
tanned. The Irish club protested J. X. Eisele
OF Princeton. that he was not graduated
from Princeton. and as soon as he reduces
an affidavit to that effect he can represent
the New York 4. G., The same ruling was
made in The ease Of J. VI. French OF Cornell,
representing the New York 4. &.
The Metropolitan Association champion
ship mint met in the afternoon to pass
on the entries for the senior meet at Travers
island on next Saturday week. J. ". Taylor.
the dusky. quarter miller OF the University
of pennsylvania was entered by the Irish
\. A. G.. but the entry was thrown out,
as he represented his college in open com
petition. and anyway he had no legal resi-
dcnCc ~ the metropolitan district. White
of amherst. also representing the Irish
4. 4. G., was rejected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-16
New York. q; Cincinnati. ,.
New hOrh, y, tmc1u1au. a.
P%ttsburs, q; Brooklyn. o.
Chicago, d: Philadelphia. o.
81. Louis. =; Boston, 0.

NEW YORK tN. L.. q; CINCINNATI. ,.
To show that they we're just as talented az
there was a crying need for them the New
ioTgs yesterday duplicated Cincinnau's feat
e making : ,So Two ,pop rms ms s in the elis ss R.d ,.I ,n%k
the lead In the first half Of the eighth but
were passed in New Works half. The eighth
spicy and snsppy all the time There was
no bad umpinDg. by Rigler this time 70 fret
the PLAYERS. and In edition the glorious
forming simply, rapid. lively labor.
! five men. aud the tpportioninent Of victims
between the industrious two was IA nearly
equal as an odd number could be. Bowerrnsn's
Bresnahan's list thrived on foul aies. Seven
Reds were swallowed up by Bresnshan's
The local backstop was exceedingly good in
taking care Of fouls.
The other extremity Of the New York bat
fielding Il his position. IL nothing new for
cog. hob Eeine Of the Reds handled Sot
stabs well, TOO. BVweT;nsn hatted in two ~
New York's runs. He batted Strsng over ia
Shay. filing Dahlen's shoes at short. pre-
vented the Reds from scoring in the second
, mn sL.v With nsh. Gsn s@o on second and two out.
chievous whack and bowled over his man at
first. Shay also helped bat Bowerman around
same good Samaritan for Bowermsn that
Bowerman. was for Strang. Bowerman
reached third on Shsy's hit and scored on a
found the task of running out. catching the
foul. wheeling and making q good throw to
The Cincinnatis scored in the nth on
McLean's hit. Kruger's sacrifice and Mowrey's
single over second base. Mitchell opened the
sixth with a hit, but good pitching by Wiltse
anchored him there. In the eighth Mitchell
disclosed his fourth base hit-a twister
past Strang for three bases and Mclean sent a
carroming Clout bet Devlin and SHAY.
Devlin inauaurated New Works half Of the
eighth with a substantial welt to left, Strsnp
fied 10 HuRsins. Bresnahan drove a line
smash to left which Odwell misjud ged. The
Rresnahan reaching third Krug.r s "
Mitchell allowed Bowerman to ma Ike a scratch
hit because neither got TO his short ny when
either could have done 40. The ball fell 10
the ground. and Bresnahan traipsed home with
the winning run. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-16

J Queen. 9AsAs: Effort. 7BiAi: Istalens. 3152s:
:$$:s?S :.i.s .sss eiS$lssi ssss:;A!:$F:ss
S' JRS TIE s,l sinaas ssS H sSlf s ss,S Ssiiort had don.
SAILING tss s <: S Ssis S Of sH S.. :isSH S, f sSs q Sa. sSsq 81
mar 81 s%is u e '; ! s:Scn s%c \ fhssn s slsP:sd
SS.sT sf S " Sa' SsSess G s9ss IS; L ins % . 20 a' ssaa:
EaSrt. 2ssoS: Eamins 2;soos: WipsoTs.
s:ss: 20; i sHs !! e '; s AV vcnsss ,''s:s, Nicola
pared 70 set spinnaEer 20 stsrbosrd., but
again, and easing on her boom set tho spin
maker TO port. The others all followed her
s isaS ISst SnS S Sisd wss very SoH light n. All r IN
was soon lost and the boats behind ran up on
1t was soon found that the wind was too far
TO the south 70 carry spinnakers to port and
they were quickly taken In. booms gybed
over and the light sails reset, on the starbosrd
that sailed with spinnaker 10 port.
The Elmina was far behind at the mark.
Queen. and when she passed the mark she
gybed and. setting a balloon jlbtopsail, held TO
the east Of the course Capt. Dennis kept
up ON the leader. She passed the Queen. and
then setting her spinnaker kept her lead.
,hI Inc nnoT,: sr ter being the leading boat IN
the Winsome and lstalens, but her spinnaksr
was lowered and she reached on With her bal
loon iibtopssii drawing. and soon took the
lead again,
Practically the yachts had started again
on almost even terms from the weather mark.
being favored and then another, slternated
In the lead. The spinDakers were taken in
several times on the run and AZ 4:40 the Queen,
again and reset her spinnaker to port. Capt.
Dennis gybed the Elmina. but. sailing without
the spinnaker. reached across the bow Of the
Queen, and when he had regsined the weather
position the spinnaker was set again.
The Effort took In her ~spinnaker and
time to the Winsome, which was sailing verv
fast with spinnaker and balloon jibtopsail
The Elmins drew away from the Queen on
the last mile Of the race and she finished first
a. 4;Ss 81 The Queen crossed the line at
finishing at $685. 3. and then came the Effort
at 505I3. The Ingomar was next at 5:O7 80.
Istalena and Aurora finished only n second
apart. the Aurora being first at $685. 70. Then
came the AveDger. She had come very fast
down the wind and although a beaten boat
on the yachts that had finished ahead Of her.
She was timed Mt 5I5l9 and the Nicola at
jc0:t5.
After that there was a long wait. The
Gardenia. with an hours allowance, and the
10 ~footers. with nearly two hours, could be
The elapsed times for the run show very
largely the iukiness Of the race. The Avenger
and Elmina getting n steadier and freshening
wind, ran up on the leaders, The Avenger
was. particularly favored. The times were:
Elmina. l5SO7; Avenger, 2;O444: Winsome,
. 90 %: Queen. 2lOI7; Aurora. 2i2H: Effort,
21332: Ingomar. 2l341; I~stalena. 21604
The summaries.
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Big PROFITS FOR EMPIRE CITY
SUCCESS or YONKERS MEETING A
FOREGONE CONCLUSION.
More Than $4,000 Persons See Four Favor
Ites win ColIoquy Takes the Tuckshoe
Handicap From Orphan Lad ny . Hesd
Priceless JevweI q Real Good Thing.

Priceless Jewel q Real Good Thing.
II In now q foregone conclusion that the
Empire Citv race meetinS viii NAT a hapdsome
ia. Srh. .s..as""an nA.saonms
PROM me sttenosnce mas oeen increasing
sion to the track yesterday. The public has
become con WINGED that the racing Ia ON the
~u... - ~. ~ ~ 1919 70
squsio shu 'haC ." VI ING eNen,s' ss isr Nv
form ts concerned, are safe betting PROPOSE
tions. Four ia vorites were again successful
ves,erdav tbe b~ooEmakers ali along the linz
1,I,ttna hshInd On ar H..
a",'Shns o.n'nu III ueS.
George II. HOLE. who has a formidable
stable at the track, won two races with Col
loouy and Hsnbridge Collouv. who won
-. T.L I..S. 49,
i"Onsnoe Ha"u''"p apout u i"ii"uss'
made the fourth consecutive winning mount
for Jockey Shilling. The Russell Ally did not
sppeal TO n mn iority of The be,tors. Collouuy.
Win "a, nonnds maNs ali In. nacs shs ~ss
WIN i, pounus, npsue III u pace. w was
firing al the end, where she won by u head,
but Orphan Lad, under a hustling ride from
.. Lee. would have been the winner In a few
80. .,zd.. cnldnroav -. - v,aian,
mo'o ~ o"pioo us"e' w ".aHu,
ran q nne race ana was third. q length ana
half back. The favorite was q head out OF
the money. The time was 1909 2-5.
X. l.. Thomas put over a real good thing
dllies and geldlngs, FIVE and n half furlongs.
in Priceless Jewel, a Ally by Plaudit. who
was played from 10 down. to z. She made
all the running and came home Ave lengths
in front OF William Gerst's Lady Sichel. 3
to ! f~avorite, who beat John p. Bergen. Q
rs to ! shot: by half a length, New Garter,
Gun Cotton and La Sorella u. were all well
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TO-DAY'S CARD FOR SARATOGA:
Troy Selling Stakes for Two-Year-O Odds Is
the Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. i5.-The Troy Selling
Stakes. for two-gear-olds. Ave aud a half
furlongs, will be run as the feature Of the
card here Tomorrow, with Frizette, Ella
O'Neill and Master Robert having chances.
In q handicap for all ages. six furlongs, Jack
Atkin. Bat Maeterson and Pnrslane figure
well. The second race In for mares. at a mile
with Jersey Lady. Lady Vincent and Ocean
Spray possibly the best.
In the third event. at = mile and . quarter.
Nealon, Martin Doyle and Gallsyant have
the best chances. Piaters Will run In the
NTH race. AZ a mile, with Green Seal. Yada
and East End possible factors In a big Held
Maiden wo-year- olds will run in the last race.
at Ave and a half furlonRs. Ferry landing
Fort Johnson and Donnell figuring promi-
nently. The entries follow:
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TO-DAy'S CARD FOR EMPIRE CITY.
Clark Memorial Handicap Is the Leading
Feature.

The Clark Memorial Handicap. one mile
and a sixteenth. will he run AT the Empire
city track TO-DAY with Cedprstromp, l.. j..
Hayman and Holscher perhaps the best. In
the hrsI rae. for tso-year- Ode. Ave and n
hal mrl1nxs. Inauguration. Servile and
Round, ?g Elk have excellent chances. Platers
will run H. 'hr second rloe. ~ about .ix fur
longs. With 'arnsdale. Oak Grove aud Bel
demo figurng we'll.
In the third event. for tNo-rsar~olds, Ave-
and q half furlongs, skye. Inauguration and
Reidmoors, Princess Orna ard Buttons look
the best. In the last race, for pla' srs, af a mile
and a halt. Flavigny. Woolstope aud Request
figure well up. The entries follow:
First Race For two year. olds. selling. nve and