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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21

Any man can get married IL he isn't
too slow to embrace the opportunity
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
TruthfuI Thomas.

Clara hope you would not marry
q woman for her money!
Tom--No; not II ! could Get haR
money without marrying her.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
YELLOW JACK CROWS
Ten Cases Of Fever Reported
From Cieciuegos.
AUTHORITIES ARE ALARMED
Yellow Fever AmoHO the Soldiers 10
SpreI6I ns-Thers 10 Now . Small
Epidcmie-eno.ts Are Being Made
to Creek the Disease.

Havana, Aus. little yellow
ic.cr aiAnue thr soldiers ~ C'cniu-
e."s IL spree. ,.Hs uuti! there Is .
small .l.",..c
TDc "a .. according 10 report ,
nov nrMu.c '.l. Tao a';hor''l" )
Aic inu,L A..!!!.,4. lacy a.e hAA
.ns ,Ne.y ehv!l to lArck ,ne spread "l
tn, ClSta.r. J,i: ii j. feared that the
utAc, 20! Ter, ma! hu.r b, IN al, aly
injected.
The patients are men belonging Ia
tue hospital corps and nth"rs WI"
Aa>r he, n taken 10 the Hospital on
account Of other ail;nt ats. u IN ~
seems clear that the Injection -0c-
cured within the hospital. watch Is IN
the ZANE building AS tae civil hosDil .
al. II Is now thought that there
are from tui.ty To forty men In the
hospital. counting employees. because
.n,le are 600 troops al that station
Tao .ur.l. ;4.r still chasing rev.
Ilu,ionis,s in the pronv1nco Of santa
Cara.
Following the attack OF TIE rurales
recently. ia which c:e insurrecto was
Killed. tn. baud split into two parts
Governor MaSOou's orders TO get the
rcvulutiUnis,s dead or alive causes
CONNIE Mt. Tive Telegraph says:
"(oycrEor Maroon fas issued
number Of good and useful orders. but
no other half Nd good and useful Al
that given 10 the rnra! guards 10 pur-
sue the rebels OF Camajuani unit!
they are anninilated."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
KILLS ATHER.iN.LAW.
Quarrel Over 0usinsss that Old Not
Paw Ind To Murder and Suicide.

Ot,umwa. Iowa. Aug. l4.-Frank
Dunton, former mayor OF Ottumwa.
shot his father In law. George God.
f-e, and then ended his own life.
A quarrel over business matters Is
thought 10 nave led to the tragedy.
Dup,on, who married Godi,c, .i-
dcst daughter. lived With MS fatAt1-
in-law. The men were last seeA A..'c
al supper time. and a, that ;''Ee tat:s
was NO hint OF trouble.
Tine murder and suicide we're dis
covered by Mrs. Dunton when she re-
turned to the house about o'clock.
She fell over the body Of her father
in the parior and when she ran to
cal ner husband she fond his body
in their bedroom. Near him lay the
revolver.
Godfrey and Dunton were partners
IN a dry goods store. Dunton ran
N, store ON money supplied BY his
Recently. 1t Is said I.
rho store has no, been . success. ana
Godfrey has lost moI'y. THIS Is
believed 70 aave BEN tae subject OF
the Quar.e..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
cRlT,c,ses COMMISSION.
Railway Age" Says interstate Body
10 Conn osed Of Lawyers.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE Railway
Age crit!ciscs the interstate COM
merce commission in an editorial that
is said to voice tie prevailing sent1-
ment among the higher railway Of
fica!s Of the country. Among other
things. the Railway Are says:
"lnfortunateiy, tire commission
contains too many COOL lawyers and
acute politicians and too few men
who have any practical knowledge q!
the railway business or VINO possess
the grasp Of railway economies ana
tie capacity for statistical work. The
result is that many rulings Of the in
,erstate commerce commission are not
practical and that many OF its opinion
betray only q stray superficial knOwl-
edge OF the important matters with
which they deal.
1T IL only fair to say that in view
OF the amount Of work the commits
sion has attempted TO do since the
Hepburn act went into effect II Is
not surprising that IT. has not always
done good work. On the other h1nd .
however, ,ae commission has gone out
Of it, way 10 NEEDLE with NUM-
Der OF matters which did not seem to
REQUIRE attention from II, and IT
would have secured better results II
It had a.temp,"! TO do less"
The Age also sounds . note Of
warning regarding the numerous re-
duc,icns In rates which the commits
sion is or ,,l'r,. aad seems To infer
that 1t IS The 81 position of that body
to reduce rates Whenever an oppor
tunity presents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
SPLITS CV.R DANCING.
Fifty he-,Ne-s Leave BAPTIST Churr
At Valdosta, Ca.

\llGj~'4. n... .r;. IL. An un.
exp, c;,d i..-Un n tive Pr. H"r-
lis ,uaIoE u ~. Il Ia Httu i2'
che. ,nnlc 81 con.u;.!t.un ~ -" r.,!.
A. iar cu..il. .un OF mis- IL oC.cck
SERMON t., A. az. E"". l.. X. C"ri
tie. amLuua,ci TIA; lie had been re-
Quc&'cl 10 ra!l q coat. renee O! the
chuich, WAign he pro, eedcd 10 do.
Rev. GraHam Forester acted AZ
moderator. Rev. Christie then read
his kuer Of resignation from the pas
tora,r. giving as his principal reason
that he believed the time nad arrived
tor the establishment Of another In
the city. and that much good could be
accomplished by the step.
FIT! -laree other mt mbers. includ-
Ing some OF the most influential and
prominent communicates. called fol-
their letters and withdrew from the
church. Tne entire board Of deacOns
and church sHierk also followed tht
pastor.
The firs. Baptist church Is prob.
ably the leading church OF the city.
and one OF the strongest OF the do
nomin a ton ia this section Of the state.
II has . membership Of 200. and ito
church building Is one OF tho hand
soonest In southern Georgia. Rev.
l.. X. Christie has been the castor
for Ave or six years. and hs Is re-
g.arled as one OF the leading preach
ers OF the denomination In the state.
TIE spill, up. II 10 generally BE-
iieved. sDruns frorl tie dismissals
frorl ,..r church some months ago OF
. nu'r Der OF you,s Mt .n!,ers for dan
eng. ,honen all rad not been har-
non, hr'ore that time.
II :, understood that the member
W. hiraw'.,C from the parent church
will begin work at once on the plans
for rev church. OF which Dr..
Cnr!stie will be pastor. He 10 known
to favor the buiid!ng OF . new church
on the tabernacle order. and II ID be-
revrG will make stronger ehOrt "a
reach the mrss"s OF non church go
efS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Tornado In wisconsin.

Ia Cross. Wis. Aug. t.-Ine
vOrs, tornado ever cNprr erced mere
swept through this city and IN hreen
minutes had done thousands OF DOL
lars worth OF damage. Inc sto'm
worked great havoc to factories. res
licences. churches and electric COM
NAMES, and brought To oarth thou-
sands OF beautf ul shade trees. max
ing the streets aud Walks impassA''e
IN places The t'nado was ACCOM-
paa.ed by ucavs 'i!n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Fore. G,ws.r from Hartman.

New York. Aug. 1@-United STATED
District Attorney Stimson gaed In
United States circuit court In this
city d petition that E. II. Hartman
aui Ot.o II. Kuhn. the latter OF the
a., ~ Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co.. be sum.
)ned into court TO SHOW, cause Why
thc, saouh not answer certain qucs-
ti.ns relating 10 the control Of the
Chicago and Alton railroad. These
questions were asked during the in
terstate commerce commission's ia
XestiratiOn Of the Chicago and Alton
several months ago. Ar. 8timsoa
acted for Attorney Bonaparts In A.
ing the petition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
CASA eLANcA's HoRRoR SIGHTS
Arabs Killed One Another in Seskirc
Piu7Ger

!HHtpn. AVE. IL. IN" ca. y an
ca 'c!.'-', e. Ia III e. ...4..; N..!.
c1Sc,.H.l, a tuli 81 -. iu.... u.s..
ON Saturday. say:
Al ;..c -rh r."t Il tie town t.,
FltuoA sn..!s wrought i..ali,,y ! -
ota;n iaAn ;ne Ma, DU..r,s. t...Aes
were Ming COutO!t,d on the sire, .
May are stabbed a.I gAs.el v. l.
KNIVES. icads were ua,t, I,i VII.
axes and e.orinous Au.,et a,i-s D,..cn-
eLtd with powder how,r Wncrc n,L
died Al short range H.! Aiab wrAr-
Ons.
Many so killed were Arabs. hu.r
liMDed giants. The plund, rey. hau
fought among themselves fug uGc an
Others plumber and Killed one AL
other in . contest 10 escape a.ong
the narrow .a.i". when the F.encI
achievements landed. Man! NO.
men and chiidrel were among tn,
dead lit,erin2 the streets.
When the feet arrived and tn,
heavy bomoardMent Of tLe exterior
Of the city commenced. there vas Il
rush 10 escape. 1r. the only ,A!; In
to the safety OF r!e country Vas q
single gate ON the south Side. VIE
tine warShip, dropped rain OF sh, lis
Here along the walls hundreds OF
bodies were piled. while white clad
Arab cOrpses Gott.d t"e Whole plain
"More Arabs were killed mere than
In the whole interior OF the town.
bodies were lying in piles OF goods
OF every description, bales Of silk
cotton cloth. CHESTS OF tea. pil,s OF
sugar. every commodity. Many Of
them had been trampled TO death In
the struggle to reach the exit. which
waI Ike that at q tneater ERE.
Saturday two English ladies'. al
the request OF the French authorities
because they were able to speak Arab
&c, paid visits TO the houses OF the
leading Moorish families TO inquire Al
to tae safety OF the Moorish ladies
II Is not known what they learned
except that Moorish gcnteWomru
| burst into tears. kissed their fee,
| when they entered. and pi,eOusly I'm
p.ored protection.
"The English ladies returned pale
and trembling. with the horror OF
tue stories they heard. which the!
were unable TO repeat. Tales 81
bic ed1ng ears. where Arabs. violat'
ing the sanctity Of the women's quar-
tiers. mad torn jewelled earrings away
were the least of the horrors they
heard. myself saw several young
F, and heau,ifuily dressed Moorish la
dies killed by the same shrapnel a!
| the ir ravishers."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Iunatie Rath's vseasle0 /.

Niddletown. n. Y, Aug. IT..
B. Rath. an insane patient Who -.
capped from the MiddletoWn STATE hos
pital ON July 81. was captured as
Dob5s Ferry and brought back. 4
little while after hts departure Il was
reported that the oAcials and attsn-
dants At the hospital began to re-
ceiye souvenir post cards from hin
from various places. but 10 always
left Immediately after mailbag Q card
and could not be located. RAth had
about $50 when he left the iAstitu.
don. lie says he had . 0ne time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Applind the Torch .

Wilmington. Del. Aug. l@.-Fo'-
aoyinr the serious race riot at Han
co 4 mob OF ito white citizens
poured gasoline on two buildings
owned by leaders OF the negroes. and
then applied q torch. The buildings
were consumed. When the inmates
were fleeing for their lives. the mon
nr'd several vOlleys at them. but
none was wounded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Saved Iheie Lives.

Young stown, OHIO, An: li-Roh-
e!' Nccurdy. cir. saved ne lives az
several pecri- b! turning his auto
INTO a telegraph pole AMI completely
wreckiny Il. instead Of running into
rig, while on his way from hubbard
70 this civ. Paul Jones. his com =
0anion. was seriously injured by be-
Ing thrown against barhed wire
fencp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
R|OT|NG IN BELFAST
Troops Fire Int Crowd With
Fatal Results.


0ayonet and 0steW chsrpss esisso -
Revt tn Frsnxisd Risssee. sW1 NJ
Troops Finally Flrsd Vpsa cras6s
IN the Streets.
Belfast. Aug. A.-0esSo0s an n
tai disorders have occurred a0re.
The troops fired iato The crowd aaS
. woman and Q man we're shot AeaA
and q number Of Others were sesIoaa.
ly wounded.
The tr0sble became aests sbool. 3
O'Clock whea Q mob q asDo anA 49,
men attacked . polico iaaDsetos.
Soldiers we're at ooeo 0aDA0aod ~,
the scene bat thsy Wsso ~ ~ Q
hail Of paving seooss. vhica P0suoooo
II emptyinE some a the oo001ss.'
Bayonet and batoa eAasoss fAlIs4 -
rout the frenxie6 rjotsss M ol11.,
mately the order 10 0ro vas ov~nss
The number of v0Ua1o1 = Sosv'
grcsG. an ths hoseatsls ~ Ovoss
crowded With The iajaro6.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Net Wave Kills TheSD j..

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. l+.-AS q
result Of tie extreme heat here fol.
lowing se.era! days Of torrld wave,
three men dlel OF prostraaoo. TIE
thermometer n o'clock re0toeoeo6
8. deg oes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Think Banker 10 In caNsds.

Indiana polls. Aug. ll.-Ths state
authorities believe that President II
Burreil. o. the wrecked Peoples State
Bank OF Brownstown. has made his
way TO c. ada. Tho la900l devel-
opments show that ne lost $36, 900 In
speculations without authority Of the
directors. Bank Examiner Camp and
Deputy Oglcsby have discovered that
three citizens Of Brownstown were
associated With Durrell In his specu-
lations and they are now under sur
Veillance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Lightning Bolt Cries Up Spring

York. Pa. Aug. l+.-Dur!ng .
storm neaI East Prospect lightning
struck a large chestnut tree on the
farm OF George Ansti and ran into
a spring at the base OF the tree. The
spring mas never failed In more than
q hundred years. but since the bolt
struck II. II has disappeared COM
Dletely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15

Col1nbus. ~. 40. ~. -
dreds q Deggoss ~ ssne v111aB -
left this oosatSy aegoO - -
sippi river freo Asss. OU1ng eoA -
lses Of green snakss. vhDoA Spvug
he earth b. ~ tAo0aa01D a00X
heavy Shower HsiAay. ~ 60 -
besa eoaaA % o4se . tAoosy - 49,
the 90 that u Fsios6 s1alno. -
many al the white faDilIos aso a01en2p;
d over the euSioas DAsoo0ooso. -
oae has been hittsa ~ ~ Snooos
which aro les thaa Q 1oot d jo0Ol0'
and ietensely green ID eoDoe. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
oeaI 10 NJ AaDoo.

Carlisle. Ky. Ang. lA.-Wbne
driving an auto0oSllo - 10 DaeaSs
highway between Mayslick ~ Dooo
Lick Springs. Dr.. II. =. DAVIS. -
OF the most promineat Dhys3caaao -
northern Kentucky. suddesly s3ueso4.
DR.. Davis vas In the ar sloo0. ~
the machine whisked sIeag WITH y
eollided with an s0bankDoot. 40
stopped without being 0a0aSod -
unset. The dead body Of D.. Davto
was found lying In the ear By . 49,
driving along In Q buggy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
BURGLAR, Glow Safe for $50 =.

WtrsAW. md, Aug. H. u'ee
0ashe': y.n ":.pred the Ia ;imor3
And Ohio station at Syracuse. near
here. gagged ". A. loops. the agent
and night operator. and R. v. loops.
his brother. and then blew open tns
safe and escaped with is contests I.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Associated P-lss 0perc!crs Jc;n
Striking Ieiegrapiiers.
NEWS SERVICE IS CUT C!f
atrike OF the Commercial Teeara.
shers Has Now Become Practical,
0ene-ai-Operators. S eco in N.ra
her, Walk Out in New YORK..

Atlanta. Avg. lt.-.", T.. p,.,. a.
Press upG. a,,.. n y 49,. ...s
eve. CT! ,"..ue "o.; l., syIt., {.
Gou,.eIs. so .-,;.,.!s q. III :. ,
closed TIE c..cA!,s ~. .u.,A t.. y
we're Worki..s j"s' -. t." g. . -
clocks over U.e e.: -r... II .!.s;.,,Al'I. ,
clicked the dirt, Iii ntn'.tc u!.e! e.
o'clock. Atlanta CINE.
And Ave MInu - IA N.r':' - :
there vas dcA; I've .i.at" - t.'..
1n2ms which a.. "rl, i" !',..' - .
from dawn ~ ra.ku,|, AID ;'Oul uar.-
ness to d. wn VIA TIA; cD.-'ah. Il.
ceaseiess C!.,s"r a T.. .i.'i sua..r.
% always making.
In Atlanta. .!Nn 81 II Vas in very
Ofice from F,:'lri. orr aor. 10 3NS-
ton and from i..'agp 10 Ne" Or
leans-. q siEce ldan. org al the 'di-
tors with an Office NO! WAS htlpn:
vigil over the Happenings q: NE
world, was do.HS ,ne TASK usually
allotted to fO.re var. ins from tire
% four up to a dozen men. Eat sii'n'
VAS that vr,l. II was . watch ard
aot q talk that ch;a!nci In every Of
0ce within the - Tory !ndica''
Il vas the ". ~ IT, As c.
ated PresS men If e" r." f'"'''
Of the day In tn. to- aph strife,
notvithst anding tine f.4t the' Ne~
York, with i,s 5 900 and more OYER
ators. Baltimore. Boston. Buffalo and
ether large cities each with a strong
numerical! force. left their keys and
Joined hands with the men who hAI
preceded t1sm in the strike.
The dcnan!s OF the operators arc;
Day worn. six days. eight hours
day, $50 PER week. and overtime and
ezra at ;he rate Of Gn cents per hour
Night work. six nights. e.gA'
hours, - per week and overtime and
extra at tie rate OF 40 cents pei
eour.
The vacations 10 remain as at pres
ent.
New York. Aug. 1.-THE strike OF
the Telegraph Operators which has al
1ected many cities throughout 'h'
country, was extended TO New 1orh
Monday wncn tho men employed h'
both the Western Union and Posta
companies quit work. TAc posta
strikers said that 30 per cent OF th"''
men wcro Ou.. The Western tnot
officials declared that 20 per cent o.
their day force left their keys. FIX
ira police were called ont Z" preserve
order in the vicinity OF tho t''"graN'
buildings. but there was little or nc
occasion for their services. The Grove
was orderely. The day operators II
the Western Union branch ofhce'
Joined the strikers from the main o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
Refused Drinks. h.iIsd Bartender.

NelOnville. o., Aug. Lame
Coon and John Galloway. OF Doan-
Vile. demanded drinks at = roatinOuse
near here. with 'ae statement that
they had NO money, When Thomas.
they raised 4 row. aud while trying
TO eject tIr men. the latter drew re-
volvers and shc' him. Galloway g. /
Coon are "a jail nero. Smith was
placed on = tan 20 be ;r,it"'l a.
Columbus. au; ne died soon Afr az
irving there
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15

psstssvs9. POI sSsiaN Woeo Wtdss
AAiilie nHiso luaAAoeuloo. 81. b,

Psttsbvr9. POI sSeiaN Wlse V0ldsW "a
MiIlieaSise luaAhosuaoa. ~
P1ttsburs. "a. Aus. 1As-le1p
burg has . new ssssatisa q, pelses
vtnA courtshlp 4 lhrsU vse1s WASA6
board walk 1t AstAaaie Ce1vs yonQ
IL Couscilmas 0aleOe 9. Aa4ge1t,
Of Pittsburg. wtao1Qa 10 Fe -
hand OF Mr.. Aana ~
Of Boston. ~ao 10 worth 1l1oeas -;
BY the death a hss AsslaaA. -.
Quentia Pembroke. ~ lU0ase 80.
Anderson said, Il ~" Hos 111en4
this matter st all. Any 1Ae1on0o-s
nent must bc nsds by ~ NJ. Is
surely spent three AaS0y vssks 81
Atlantic CITY," Il ~
Political saa bssiasss fyssa1o g 49,
dsrson. Who were 6 10 ssasaogos7
cay tho weddinG hao 81 eeaa go
ranged: that ~ lowers ~, - ~
married vitAia . noalA's timo, -
will sVea6 the vtntsf b 0nseooS -
derson 10 Q member q ths p1e1no'
councils. ASKED u 10 VUoo1EspCAo
nis seat IN the essnesle - ~ ssooe'
Of bis vsddins. - ~: &c y,
mo: NY girl 6ssoreg - - $50
tinue II politics. an1 ! w11 - -
Andersoa arst nst Mso. Honoeo0e
three vesks 40. q 10 Dualaos ~
Atlantic City. vh6ao - 80 -
ing O. friends. ~ yoaA9 vl1p9saN|
staying 1t <As Cha,sSeaeo. ~ -.
in two days AnAssseo ~ Go1
his botsl address - ~ O1a1souo1
also.
Pittsbsrg 4isa1s ~ - spasle
vas so0eeAlng - - vo01ogoA 6, "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15

Sp-,nreeId. III. Aug. 1&.--Heesy
G. Hartman vas drowned VIA .
gasoline launch in vhSoA ~ vas rse-
Ing struck bridge ana sank. Az
gus, F-sier. Of Christian coooey. -
drowned while Swioajog. -.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-17

and r. q. Anderson to the fifth round.
where they may meet, If Hobart can
overcome ii. w. Slocum and III. Il. Reg
lister and Anderson is able TO put out
Gross and III. G.. Peli.
In the upper quarter OF the lower half
Mollenhauer should make good as far as
the ftth round, there to be bracketed
with Beals c. Wright. whose only note
worthy opponent should be Thornton.
Karl Behr is liable TO have TO put out
Niles or Ames in making for the NTH
round, which Immediately precedes the
ert Leroy or H. NJ. Grant should have
fairly plain sailing after their match In
the first round.
r Among -t4.e-teff4s- men, afteF-the- draw
ines were made yesterday IL was re-
garied as by no means impossible that
the semi finals would find Westfall brack-
eted against Little or Larned in the upper
half and In tho lower beals wright
against Behr.
The drawings resulted as follows:
First round. upper half-Carleton Hale
VS.. III. L. westfall; A. II. Reggin VS.
James Brown; III. l. Foster VS.. IA. ].
Wright r. c. Colston VS. c. l.. Wagner;
G. A Richardson VS.. e. W. Catlin; T.
n. Pell VS. r. A. Larned; G. Il. Sands
VS.. r. Gambrill: r. ID. Little VS.. Stanley
Henshaw: L. j. Grant vs. j. r. Fowler;
Richard NJ Hodges VS.. q. G. Thomas
Jr: H. W. Slocum VS.. Clarence Hobart;
III. L. Boyer VS.. Count Sala; VI. +. Frank
lin VS.. A. r. Kent William Mckee Dunn
VS.. IT, Il. Register; c. Nj. Rogers VS.. C.
f. Van Week, Jr; G. NJ Bull; Jr; VS.. o.
o. Downey; Il. Biddle VS.. I. w. Potter
f. ]. Otis VS.. w. Bigelow; f. T. Gross
VS.. ID. Mathey: II. C. Pell, Jr. VS.. Al
fred Dabney; w. III. Gray, Jr. VS.. w f.
Johnson j. D. r. Jones VS.. A. Il. Hos
kins: III. f.. Johnson VS.. III. l.. Hitchcock;
+. q. Anderson VS.. j. r. Carpenter. Jr.;
Robert Wilson VS. Neal Stevens; @. r.
Gardner VS.. w, q. ID. Morgan.
First round. lower half-F. c. Inman
VS.. A. H. Frank. Jr.; Merwin White VS.
r. +. Torrey, Jr.; G.. NJ. w. Kobbe VS.
r.. w. Thomas; r. w Scott vs. w. FL
Preston; Walter V. Bennett VS.. w. II.
Totter; H. Mollenhauer VS.. f. r. Tucker;
Arthur Goadby VS.. G. f. Watson, Jr.; III.
A. Mckinney VS.. c. Rodgers: Charles l..
Bailey VS.. q. T. Adee: Nat Thornton VS..
Erving Stille; G.. A. Thompson VS.. M. A
Chase; ID. +. Appleton VS.. Arthur Sweet
ser; George A. Phelps vs. r. T. Town
send: Leroy Russ VS.. Nm Fischer s.
Johnson VS.. III. A. Plummer; Gardner
Beals VS. Beals c. Wright; r.. III. Pal
mer vs. Karl Behr; j. s. Cushman VS..
j. T. Talmadge; Clarence Pell VS.. q. G.
Hinckley; III. p Cross VS.. c. f. Parish; ;
e. " Page vs.. Paulding Fosdick; j. o.
Ames VS. j. A. Ross: Robert w. Wilson
VS.. N. w. Niles; Arthur Ingraham VS..
Hugh Tallant; Il. NJ. Grant VS.. Robert
Leroy.
Second round, upper half-W. o. Taylor
VS.. M. s. Charlock; J. A. c. Colston VS.
w. c. Grant; George II. Nettleton vs.. r.
e. Foster.
Second round, lower half-W b. Howe
VS.. winner Grant-Leroy match; II. a.
Sands VS. Artemus Holmes; III. w. war
ner VS.. Dwight Partridge; Robert r. SIN
gleton VS.. Richard Lowering.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-17
THE FRIEND Laid Up
BY INJURY 10 HOCk

Race Track. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Aug.
l6-Tne Friend (2:06l.). the property of
Edwin II. Rice, OF Boston. and In the rae
Ing stable OF Long Shot" Cox has brok-
en- down from an injury in his hook, and
IL IL feared viii not 10 able TO fulfill his
stake engagements this season.
lie was TO start In the Neponset stake
for PAGERS az Readville next Monday. the
event Ia which he made Bolivar take a
record OF 2:0OA last year, and himself
"a rned second money. After his workout
mile at Cleveland two weeks ago I'm 2:0iA
it had been conceded by experienced
horsemen that there was nothing entered
I'm the big Readvilie race capable OF taxi
Ing the measure OF The Friend.
Cox thought OF starting him In the 2:O5
pace at Bualo. but at the final minute de-
cided that he would not take chances OF
racing him ull the NeponEet thus his
only race this season has been at Detroit,
which he won.