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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

For cold or a cough take Kennedys
Laxative Cough Syrup. II IS BETTER
than any other cough remedy because
IT'S laxative principle assures "A
healthy, copious action Of the bowels
and at the same u heals irritation OF
the throat, strengthens the bronchial
tubes aud allays Inflammation Of the
mucoYs membrane. Contains Honey
and Tar, pleasant TO take. Children
like It. Conforms to the National Food
and Drug Law sold by c, Il Renfro.
Arthur Stiles. or the Guthrie Plumb
Ing a. Heating Co. will ne glad To
tell you a secret Call him up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

RELIEF FOR LADIES Original
aud only genuine ransy Waters. put
mp In yellow wrappers and crown
trade mark Accept no substitute.
For sale az all Dir ggsls 523-365.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

Robert Merton left this morning for
Chicago where he is taking "A course
in music.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

KIRiIS JAP ROSE toilet and hath soar---
u Is KANSIAKtN1~-s clear YOU can tend
through IT, al drglaists and grucers sull II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23
Saturday.

The Ladies' Social Circle Of the
Presbyterian church will have a food
sale next Saturday at Young & Riyes'
grocery store, the old Franklin stand.
Ladies' of the resbyterian church
viii give a food sale in the afternoon
at the Young & Reves grocery store,
the old Franklin stand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

John Golobie VIM Grimes. +. S.
Earde, =. H. Greer, and }. II. Cotting-
ham are among the Gcthrie Repub-
licans attending the committee meet
ing at Oklahoma City today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
YesterdaY,a Resulis.

Yesterdays Results.
AT Springfield r. II. T..
Springfield ........... 212 3
Oklahoma City ......f 3 /
Batteries; Olmstead and Goes. re.
mis- and Siegle
AT IIutchinson r. III. E.
iiuiNihhhon .sss..ss........... Il IL >
Topeka ................... IA 1
batteries. Atchison and Lewis. For
rester, Jones and Henry.
At Leayenworth; r. II E
Nltnitd ss.ss..t|-.. '....... =
Leavenworth ........ 9 2
Batteries: speer and Weaver; Git
bert and Quisser.
AT Webb city: r. =. Il.
Joplin o
Webb City ................ s q
Batteries: Root and Vanderbilt;
Burns and Cheek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

Coffee? Tea2 surei We can save
vou money In fact. we can save YOU
20 per cent Try as National Coffee
& Tea Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

Dan Hoover, of Oklahoma city, is
here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
s. A Hoover, on North Broad street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23
oKLAHomA HlsToRlcAl SOCIETY

OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The annual meeting of the Okla
homa Historical society viii take
place in the siciety rooms. Oklahoma
City Okla, Sstrrday June !, 1907, at
2 o'clock p' m, for election Of Ulcers
and transaction Of su d o(her ansipess
as may properly come before the meet
ing.
hTlwiipish fChadoW549M.
LON WTIORTON. JASPER SIPES,
Secretary. Vice President
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Mear- yon eat n. o. course Then
why not get the freshest and clean
est? We serve quickly. Star Meat
Market and Grocery. phone 462.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

Crescent CITY today transacting busi-
ness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

How do sou do9 Mission furniture
for porches 81 Rhodes furntpre
store. Costs no more than Old style.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

srpreme .ourt oonyenes here June
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

aud United States Marshal John Aber
nathy are attending the Republican
pow-wow in Oklahoma city today
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Several of the social clubs of The
city viii make up hayrlde party (,
go to the Pleasant Hill school house
two miles south Of the city. this even
ing 10 attend the entertainment giver
by the literary club of that schoo
district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

VIII Gates and Joe Tearney lef
last night for Tulsa where they vii
open up a five cent moving pictur'
show.
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MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Metcalf re-
turned to their home in Prescott
Arizona. yesterday after spending
three weeks in the city with Mrs. Met
calf's parents. MI end Mrs T. b.
James, at 500 East Noble avenue
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Mrs, w. w Mccoy entertained the
ladies OF the First NJ E. hIrch yes
terday afternoon al her home, G0f
East Washington ayenre compli-
maniary to hcr guest. Mes Sar b
Tucker. The hove was beautifully
decorated With rose palms, carna-
tlons and heneI ucklts The hostess
was assisted by Mcsdames G o. Fish
and Henry Dodd. An informal musical
progfam was rendered during the
afternoon Mrs w H. II mphfey
favored with several readings and
Misses ollie Shearer bessie Matchett.
Bella Dunkln and Eva Gregory rend.
cred vocal and instr mental solos
There were about sel eniyfye guests
present and Mrs Tucker who Is quite
n aged woman, enjoyed the event
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Agent McCracken, OF the Rock IS
land, reports heavy freight traffic
The evening world., 1907-08-12
ROBINSON MEETS LEWIS TONIGHT

This Will be a busy week In Gotham
night circ,ez. s1@eral4nI4lhs elnhs. have
resumed stngs. and there0Will DO a fshi
every night except aaiurdny.
The Dry Dock a. c., with headauar-
tera nj Tenth street and Avenue y. viii
start the ball rolling with six-round
bout between While Lewis and Jack
Robinson. This nght should be hum
Iner, as the boys are fast boxers and
no doubt will furnish the rpeediest bout
witnessed here this summer.
II will be their second meeting. Robin
son had shade on Lewis in the last
figh,. and the east slider says he Will
wipe that out tonight with a knockout,
Ms he has put in three weeks OF hard
training, and Is in his old form again,
The boys have big following on the
east side, and their friends have been
betting on knockout.
on Tuesday night the Consolidated
A., c. Will hold n ten-round wind-up
Jere Casey has been signed to meet
some good man.
Bert Kcyes and Johnny Dwyer hook
up at the sharkey A. c. on Wednesday.
This will be another case or nshter Va.
boxer. and It should furnish fast mill.
willie F!tz Will make his FIRST appear
ance In his home town since the days OF
the Horton law when he meets Unk
Rassali on Thursday al tho Crown A. C.
The evening world., 1907-08-12

soned men and can probably run fur
and nve miles just az well as two miles
They certainly showed = aurprisIDg tutn
OF speed in ths1 recent interco!IeE ate
meet, Rowe winning from Mag offin By
ten yards in the excellent time OF . minN
a.es ~ seconds. Rowe A very SraceA
full and easy runner. and his form shouli iN
help him materially in the lon9er dis
tnnces Sebr.ch. while he won the
eross-counIy championship last fail
has never done himself Justice on s.
ctnder track. his best races being record
ed on sAa-haata=----.
RonhaE haz Ts.a sasne fast races this
part winter. but his records suffer by
comparison WITH those ~ the beet men
In England. Bellars. y Y A. c.. nai
Collins /. A. A. C.. are comparatively
now TO The game and will improve
greatly during the present season, and
may possibly show championship form
In the fan. Uncle Sam will have 10
look 70 these seven men 20 supply ma
terIni for his entries In rhs three and
four mite events.
For the ten mllss-wel, we have not
had a ten-rnile event in some time, and
IL Is hard 10 say ius, who Of the pres
ent crop OF runners could be relied
on. John Joyce Is making determined
effort to get back in the game. and II
he can show the form he displayed In
fTy wifi 'pro,-ee'.y- ~ --:.-s-
tons. DAILY, Carr. Lorz, Frank. Fowler
The evening world., 1907-08-12
AFTER PETER PAN'SS s RECORD

Ballot James r. Ke~no's fas, three
year-old, is out TO equal Peter Pans
record. This son OF Voter It IL expect
ed viii top the $4,000 mark before tho
rsason Is ended. In spite OF the fact
that he has been late In breaking into
racing form this aeason. there are still
enough big stakes in which he IS en-
gagged for him TO crowd his stable COM
panion, Peter Pan. close for tho honors
Of the biggest rnoney-winning three
year-old OF 1907. provided he can make
a clean sweep In these events. As a
two-year-oid last season Ballo; was by
over u.op q larger noney-winner than
Peter pan. the latter winning at thar
age 30. r6, while the earnings OF the
son OF Imp. Voter footed up 81. ss5- In
his three starts SC. far this season Bal
fJr ff.Iz rTrG-d- sy,-tc = In
elusive. no has 10 his credit th.lio in
money won.
A ;wo-ysAr-old Ballot won the flrst
hall OF the Double Event. nv. and n
nalf turionss, In los; the Colt Matrou.
six furlongs, In liz. and the Neptune
Stakes SIX fuE!onSs. In ii5. He was
second in tho Great American and Fiat
bush Stakes and Great Eastern Handi-
cap and third In the Great Trial, Junior
The evening world., 1907-08-12
ENGLAND's RUNNERS ARE BEST IN DISTANCE EVENTS

shoFtsr distances. But too much canno,
be said in the way OF promoting In
tercst In distance running. encouraging
athletes who show promise OF develop
ment. and urging our seasoned men to
their hest efforts.
The distance runs 20 be held In oon-
necuon With The meet. as r.ccnuy an
nounced arc 1900 metres, four miies. ten
miles and three mile team race. tn
this latter event five men win be al
lowed to represent each country. the
hrst three men Of tho Ave to count in
the score. the team scoring the small
est number OF points winning.
For tho mile England has Buttertie.d.
the present champion. and McGoush.
both of whom are capable of doing
better than min. % SEC. and possibly
one or two others. However. with such
men ar L,ghtbody, HASk!ns. Sheppard.
Rodgers, Coe. Sullivan and Cehn to
choose from. Americas chances look
very bright nj OF these men being
c4lpabIs OF close to min. 20 sec,
but In the distances over mile our
men show up poorly by comparison. The
best men running at present are Rowe
and HUI, O! Michigan; Magofin, OF
Cornell. BonhRg. lrish-Amosican, and
Ne5rich y. Y. A, C, Tile thrse former
mentioned have confined their efforts
TO cotiaEe running and have rarely run
more than fs6 rIfT;sS m corrper.t.rnS
Rowe and Masofiip, however. arc sea-
The evening world., 1907-08-12
John Bulls Boys Figure
to Beat Yankees in Next
Olympian Games.

TT may seem rather previous to com
ment upon the probable outcome Of
tho clash between Uncle Sam'a dis
tnnee men and John BuA.s flyers at thu
Olympic gnmes to be held a, London In
July. 1903, but as this feature OF track
sport Is admittedly our weak point It
behooves ns to get an early start and
make lengthy and weli-t!med prcpara-
ton for this meet.
Owing TO our weli-known strength IN
distances under one mile, and the
sweeping victories won by our men In
these events at Athens last year. little
need be said at the present time con-
carniDx The men who VIII TOOK afser
Uncle Sans claims to supremacy in tho
The evening world., 1907-08-12
By BozEMAN BULGER.

yvYHES Gen Sherman caSuaIiy ro-
w marked several years that -war
10 HEIR no was lacking In in
formation. Unfortunately Gen. Sherman
bad not seen any Saturday afternoon
douoie-headsrs at that writing.
But to-day 10 baseball holiday, and,
Gear readers. you have ample oppor-
tunity 70 recover. Take It easy and sai
regularly.
The remarkable feature to the double
header. however. Il the tndisputablo fac,
1000 specimens OF the senus fan" will
sit nat on their haunah4. take on our
vaturs of the spine. ,<1fpor.ry lunbsxc
and "s!ch like and Ray 7B cents for
the privilege Of 20 doing. You can't
beat Il!
Hundred Of f.ns vsnt out OF the
American League Park Saturday night
walking Ike model Of iocomotor
atn1a, but just show them the privilege
Of getting two for one, or on. for moth.
Ing. and thsy'h be right back playing
u again It 70 tho sams spirit which
cents In csrfAre. spend two days In put
ting together O bathing suit, and then
Walk half mile to 20 In the water free.
when he could have all the sams pleas
ars In stones throw Of his door for
ths surn total Off rs cents.
The double-header Is bod stunt; not
that We fellows mind working fvs hours
Tor the good OF tho cause. but /. puts
home folk in, bad humor. There were
more dlnnerS spoiled In Now York sat
urdsy Night than The demon run could
wreck In q month II was 10 minutes
past ! O'clock whom st Louis put the
last Highlander out in tho second game
ano then. II candies had been handy
snk O'LouEhlin might have continued
.f1le A.
The evening world., 1907-08-12
SARATOGA TRACK GALLoPs,
us,.e..l 70 IN. evening world,

usT scsal To The Evening Worido
SAIlATOGA, y. y. Aug. 1.-The local
course continues in grand condition
The workouts were OF The usual high
order. The best noted were:
als vALIS-Four fur,ongs IN o1 ~.
hreezins; all she needed. very Mt
=tne neltsstssss.sSfETIa--sts fprloess In LII.
breexing: ready for her best
GOES FA5T-Fsve furions. in loa
breezing. world OF speed.
in3 PENARRIS-Si furiongs In LII SIS
breexing: Is in good trim
lis MAsQuE-six furiones in 1lb 80.
breezinx; is In great trim,
us CAMPAIGNB NBR-One mile and n
quarter In III ~ handily. 10 not
up to yE.taeh 5s..s
u GlAUCUs- Six furIongs in lis Sc,
breexing showing speed Mt times.
zis TouRflSNE One MALE ID sss1
breezing. Is himself again.
III aRAMo- Seven furionsr m IL"
breezin%; Is not much.
20 MARTHA JANE-Six furlongs IN
i.ls. handily. She is ready.
gs SIR ToDDENGTON- turiongs In
Lis 2-5,s brcezing. Not UP 10 much
lis i'm GAFFSBY-six rurlongs in
il425 hnndily. Has speed and
ia very iit.
Iis M'cARTER-Five turiongs in Los,
n nice NUTtN- ytAIrpiu.|
- TOM DOLAN-Four furionss In
0,50 rs. breerinK Is ready,
- DINSA KEN-Four furiongs in
o-55 breezlnS Is hardly ready.
III ANONYMA--Fctv furiongs in l.o&
breeding She has some speed.
io6 JANE swIFT-Four furlongs in
as S-i> driving. She Is In good
trim.
liz DICK FENNBLL--six turlonss in
i.b s-5. brcezing. good race
horse
us suPERMAN-one mile in Ia rs,
driving. Not doing wen.
lis HANDzARRA--Fe furlongs in
o.ts all out, She Is not herself
hi CHANTIE1.Y-Four furlongs In
OF s-5. handily. Ready for good
face
no srOoNER- six turlonga In La rs,
bretE.ng; Ready aud good
lis RALIoT--Onc mile and a furiong In
LIS s-5, handily. ls in good trim
- ST ILLARIo--F'lye furlonEs in lua,
handtly Ia only ordinary.
Ils AiETHEuO--Sey furlongs In t.so
breeding, Ready any day,
The evening world., 1907-08-12
No. lI9 lNDEXED Aug. IL
TRAINING GALL0PS

ns PHYTHIs-Har mile % a-s. brsss-
BRApnN-.iIah n mite o %, bresztns.
lis PRINCE FoRUTUS-Six furionEs
LIS 2-6. easily.
- aUF1FTCE-QuArter OF mile o.Al.S.
easily.
sENATD-ouar,er milo OF. hand.ly.
: MATADoH-one mrs Ia. handiiy.
= FOLLY PRIM--A qr,artsr mile
oG 10, breenlng.
~ ~ BttRT-,A quarter n,sIs o. q,
= cHARLfE T1nnarnsoN-y.vo fur
lonSa L0& eahly.
ROLGH HOUSE-F1ye furionFs
: sToNBStaNafFiSs. riS s sss,ofIns tur,onx, ,n.k
: cSssc5ss-A SSissss1cses quarter mile os. r.,-
: pNrIcINo auar.or mi. os s-s.
LExotINE-sT1re fursenSs .Is<, xags
:; The werEeu.. Sunday were.
hi i-l1allASEssHElR-Qne- Intlt / II zzS. hand
. MsINo One mile j, Is rs, rallortnr.
. sAYLoas-seven turlonka l.so, SreeH,
LAbsY cAHRoLL-r,ve trlonsr la.
: AtoMAR-Haif mile o.Dl-,. ereez.
ing.
III --CoRNcoB-F1v- nuriongs I.oe is
breezing.
= HOLLOW fur,ones l.os. hand
= LILLE r,-RNBR-tseven turlonx.
"a gailop'rR
"ooDwicfH-f1ve furiongs Los l..
easily
--POSINCl-A qua ri sr-mile In s.6
hreeEinR.
nS -IfANBRFDGE--Tnree quarters in
ow hreerlng
III COLLOQEY--T -T-llroa quarters In r
Eslloping.
= AILFMAR -Haf mile in oI. e7,s.
MARVIN NEAL~--Italf a mile In o.5s,
- BEf,LE TrRoAfE-Three rurlongs in
oai NIL out,
III FLAvIGNY mile In i.SI,s.
galloping
lno Ess'LrTcHRoN--Half a mile In
OIL as. galloplng
lla cTtAT1nITT. " Three rur,o,rs In
OFT In cr,iloping.
IA LEONARD JOE IIAYlNtAS- Seven
frrlnnxs IN ~ s-S, galloping.
ios lplAAfOND-Three furlonss in 0.-
hreczing.
The evening world., 1907-08-12

OF the Spokane !. the contestants tran,
Ing along IN the following order Vans.
see German, cheWink VII (Amer4.
cam Marbehead (Amer!can), and TIL.
iy Y. Germany
II was Il flne contest tho yachtsmon N
doing interesting work from sinr, 10
finish. TIE Wittelsbaoh won beret,s -.
she was bull, for racing in strong
winds. such rs prevail in Baltic wylttgs
! thTouEtt2ut the yachting season siYite
the1r spokane ]. was better suI;rl Tor
more. gentle breezes. ThrouSnct NE
race to-day tho wind blew from flfteen
70 clshtncn knots. and all the American
boats sailed nan OF the time With one
reef In their mainsails. while the stlrrer
1frHhn Yachts did not take In reef
during amy part Of the rHce
The evening world., 1907-08-12
By JOHN POLLOCK.

Jack Johnson. tho negro heavyweight,
today declared ina. his next nght viii
be with Sailor Burke. They VIII meet
probably al bridgeport. on Sept
Johnson says he has ceased to pay any
attention TO the offer to mect Tommy
Burns on the coast He has also en-
gagged to meet jim Barry the Chicago
man, who recently knocked Cutler out.
- Shseek TO Meet Kaufman.
Another battle between hsayyweishtss
will be decided at San Francisco
on the night of Aug 80 The big
fellows who have been secured TO
fght are Mike scnreck and Al
Kaufman. the California scrapper.
whom billy Delaney had an Idea some
.irne sga would be the coming heavy
weight champion. They AN come to-
The evening world., 1907-08-12

Champion and Champagne Stakes. HIS
record this year In his tirst thrae races
was probably EcVer fquailed BY three
weight carried considered. IL is as fol-
lows
Second In Brighton Milo to Charles
I'D I'D nhTd. n mile. In i 3 rs: won $500.
Won ircquots Stakes. ls6 pounds up.
trttic and n quarter. In 2o5. won 1900.
Won lnTincihle Handicap. III pounds
UP. mile and a quarter. in go rs: won
The turf has known many brilliaut
tnrce-ycar-oids. but never bef5fe were
two such three-year ODDS out in one sea-
son from the same farm nr Peter Pan
tor the keene stable total Of sina. .eco
This season.
The evening world., 1907-08-12

haeka bicycles. na,,.-seesnx-rr,,r,..
private carriages, autos ana htneEa
tfohey cars, tho crowd rolled rr.J ssS.Ieso
" TO Empire. Considering ever,r,ss.
y y was a wonderfully cheerful and ora.r.
x Tow and then httIs Of IN. rrA-...-
IN 'juies" flashed along ,h. s ~
Then ths stalled trolley e.r,
suhted' sroaned and moyea ap . ,.v
pacea There was Just enoush now,
,0spiayed to show tha. tho oomnan nv
wes stin In ertstsnce That vas All
Now and then some misguided ,nr,.
udunis jumped On and paid anoth.-
fare. only 70 frrd tho car stalled nr.,r,
few yards further on.
AZ the track the main topte az .on-
narration was tho trolley scrvtos, :,
~Az hcusted about thu. Belnont.p m.
forests IN the transportation nnsx coy-
srtnG tas approach to Empire had hse,
manipulated" for the bsne6t !, ~.
Hval Hecs But Il ~as only . runor.
indefinite. and impossible to trace te /.
source There wore no Black Hand let
tsrs In evidence Even tho Empire Of
nciah were unable TO md proof that
the juice was kidnapped for the ooca-
oton.
6tiu, In spite OF tre..=re=s...on
troubles. the crowd enjoyed It's holiday.
There was good racing. Winners were
not 10 very hard to pick. for the oiasay
horses were fairly well known, Tho
races furnished lot OF good finishes
Tor the spectators who came out to an
JOY the sport for sport's snke. And
walking back wasn't hard after the
training on the way out.
Empire is here with behs on. And
Empire IL hero to stay. Tho trolley
troubles will be hunted down. the miss
Ing 1.s.3iltcf restored, and hsreafter all
Will 80 morry as marriage bell.
The evening world., 1907-08-12

enthusiasts who are to-day applying
TIE opening Of the Empire Track was
. grand auocesa. in spite OF the uneI-
A great crowd was on hand. 1t startsI
to get there" and It did get there.
That's way we have In America
They can't stop US when we 70 after q
good thing. Not even q balky trolley
Ens can mead US OF. No. by heck. Not
even II We have to take up the forgot
san art of walking again. a.
The crowd got there. A large part Of
the crowd walked from tho station
where II left tho Now York Central
trains. II was dusty walk. and a
long one. But nothing was going to
stop that crowd
In tho FIRST place It paid hundreds OF
dollars into Beimont'a pockets for trans
portntion to the track. Then OF Sud-
den the crowded cars slowed up to q
snails pace. stopped and stood inert
on the tracks.
There was nothing doing" The
crowd Hdgeted in its seats, whistled,
sang song or two. ndseted sorne moro,
and finally piled out into tho dusty road
again and started ahead on foot. II
had paid Its fares. but Belmonts cara
didn't deliver the goods. There amt
mo Juice, explained the motormen.
And 20 the long lines OF empty. juice
less cars stood still on the trucks. Inn
pedins the onward march OF tho crowd.
Some who had bank rolls to burn
climbed into sightseeing automobiles
and country hacks. The buzz wagon
pirates gathered harvest. some Of
them charged the modest SUM OF half
a dollar for the ride. Othe-s took all
they conid get Anything up to e
lead was the rule. And they all got
fssif-las.as
Struggling in the jam Of wagons.
The evening world., 1907-08-12
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FORT ERIE. Ont. Aug l?.--The an.
ri Tor to-norrnw's races are
FIRST RAcE--MaIden ,hroe-year-o,I. e,+
rpl seven-eIghths ~ rtlle Fec e-is.tic
io2 AlwEe io2 Scotch High, iu2 U,rra
Richeton. i02. coonsv X, loa; Ruth Nov.
ard los: elena Mcbride. lO5 'DAhgb los
Lam Trimmer ITO
SECOND RACE--Four- yeAr.okia ana IN,
sttepi~ehase ntlnrt course -vR Is luh It.sFaA n
Judge Nolan, iH0. SNOW Drift inc. Ton,
Hart 100 Giptsno. 90 pswson, IN
THifD RACE ~ TWo-ypar .0lds tly.,
alEhtht q mils. s.--Ausio Master 9s Aro.
maurs. ps BsrEo 1n2. C II shiiiini, io2
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Ke,ehemiks. ,oc: Raila, 10: Protaxani.t.
lOi p~,Gaint. ic.-
FOURTH RACE-For all ages: three.
quarters OF mile. ~ 'Trrah. S.; Venus s8
The Belle %. Bonnie X. gT; Toddl.s 10:
Fronrcnsc. lii' Charcv Ei,siman III?
FIFTH RACE--Thrreyear- -olds and up.
s-iling. one mile and sixteenth -- Dcnigre
Dl. Basitp" iol; Lord Di1hn. l0l. Chanfls
iOi Reboundar io+ Rather Royn. io5:
TActotum ITO
EIITH ISGE-s-T1r-e-year- ods Ana up-
Nsrd selling -v-MatabOn, ~. P-rrcctnr, NJ:
Gold Spray. 20: Reucrnt, ioi Eyie Green
iOl Rev~iils ioi: Lirht Note, i0s
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FIGHTS SCHEDULED
FOR LOCAL CLUBS.

MONDAY Jack Robinson VS.
Willie Lewis at Dry Doe--tl.
TUEsDAY-Jerc Casey viii meet
some good light-welght at consoli.
dated 4. c.
WEDNESDAY, Bert Keycs ys
Johnny Dwyer at sharkey 4. G.
THuRspAf-Willie Fitzgerald VS.
Unk Russell at Crown A. G.. Roeka
way.
FRIDAY-Frankio Paul Va yo,
6u%rrim at Brown a. a Rocka.
way
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GERMAN YACHT WINS
INTERNATIONAL RACE.

KEEL, Germany, Aug. i2-The Ger
muns won the nrT OF tho series OF In
ternational sondcrklnase races for EN-
pcror Williams cup to-day. the wittela-
bach finishing thirty-ons 4seondA ahead
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OVERCOME aY HEAT.

William Schon, nfty-seven years old,
OF No aS First avenue. MAS overcome
by tho heat this afternoon In front OF
No. 62I East Eighteenth street, and was
sent 70 Bellevue Hospital
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EMPIRE TRACK GALLoPs.

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EMPIRE CITY RACE rRAcKs-TNe
beat workouta here to-day were
III ToAiafY WAppBLL.--slx furiongs
lis sWiioDtnR.
xiS SBAFtSspALE-Sax sprlonEs 10
ossily. -. a 49,
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Brown Arranged Bouts.

Bill Brown has cInehed two more bouts
fer his stag. to De held at Rockaway In tho
near future. On Aug. q he will have DICK
Nelson. OF Brooklyn. and Billy Clover. OF
Boston, clash In the windup OF ten rounds.
while on Sept. Sammy Smith and HarTy
Lenny the clever Quaker City boxers. VIII
meet In the star Bout OF ten rounds, both
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