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M. and M. Trotters
,rchants and Manufacturers' stake

Merchants and Manufacturers stake.
$4,000. 2:24 class, trotting:
Ideal Farm, East Aurora, b. x. Toll
ing Chimes. by Chimes-Holden by
Prince Regent.
Vance Nuckols. Glenvilie. ch. n. Ken
meth Nc. by Bobby Burns-Thisbla, by
Wilkesview.
Frank Cares. Detroit, b. h. Faul-
stalear, by Curlercoast-Fausta, by
Sidney.
E. II. Dobbins. McCordsvilie. Ind.
blk. h. Baron Courageous. by Baron
Wilkes-Dora, by Kohinoor
Hunt and Golfer. Brantfotd. Ont, b..
& Johnny, by Geneva-Dara, by Sor-
rento.
Oakhurst Farm, whitinsville. Mass.
ch m. Claty Latis. by Pilatus-Mamie
Nutwood. by Nutwood.
Christian Hill stables, Manchester,
N. H.. gr. m. Marjorie, by Mike Agan.
f. F. Geers Memphis. b. e. Highball.
by DR.. Hooker-Lena s., by Tom Cow
ington.
Bob Davis. New York. b. m. Mar
garet o.. by Onward-Marguerite A.
by AxteIl
Fogg, by The Director General. dam
by Bermuda.
Hillanddale Farm. Mamaroneck, N.
Y, blk. m. Beatrice Bellini, by Bellini--
Trixie Nutwood, by Nutwood.
J. d. Springer, Los Angeles, br. m.
Sonoam Girl. by Lynwood-Maud Fow-
ler, by Anteeo.
TOPHes1..- BIT
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Love Feast for Bryan

washington, July is.-Prorirent Demo-
Gratis OF this city are arranging for a ban
ouet and love feast at the Raleigh hotel
this fall In honor OF William J. Bryan.
Commissioner Henry L. West will preside
and several hundred business men have
expressed their intenlcS Nf PARTICIPATING
The dinner will be only $50 plate Mr.
BRYAN has announced his acceptance OF
the invitation.
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MULLIN SLIPS
OFF HOODOO

balis--Of White 1; on Fiene 1: of New
ton 2. First base on errors-Chicago /;
New York 2. Hit by pitcher-By Fiene 1;
by Newton !. Struck out-By Fiene 8; by
Newton 8. Time-ih. bsm. Umpires-Hurst
and Connolly.
(Second Game.)
Innings .....a.. / % So
New York ...... o o o.
Batteries-orth and Kleinow; Walsh
and Sullivan.
PHILADELPHIA s. CLEVELAND o.
Cleveland, July 19.-Philadelphia made
II three straight yesterday, outplaying
Cleveland at all angles and shutting the
locals out Rhoades was ineffective, while
Hess was wild Cleveland made but two
clean hits off Bender. the others being
scratches. Score:
Innings ......... 2 8 6 5 3
Philadelphia 49,. o o 0 o l o o. 5
Hits-Philadelphia ~; Cleveland 8. Err
ror-Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures and
Powers: Bernard and Hess.
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Huns-tHyne D. f>il1an z. hossman Y
Downs, Crawford, Schaeffer. O'Leary-11; |;
Ganley, Anderson-2. Two-base hits
Downs. Payne. Kiliian. Sacrifice hite-
Coughlin, Cobb. O'Leary. Shipke. stolen
bases Rossman. Schaefer. Anderson.
Double play-Payne and Schaefer. Left
on bases-Detroit q: Washington 7. First
base on balls-Off Killian 8: off Patten l..
First base on errors-Detroit @ Hit by
pitcher-lBy Killian /. Struck out-By Kill
Han 8; by Patten O. Time-lh. 42m- Um-
pire-Evans.
'Batted for Shipke in ninth.
xBatted for Heydon In ninth
cBatted for Patten In ninth.
NEW YORK la CHICAGO 20.
Chicago. July 1s-New York gave tho
Chicagos two beatings yesterday, winning
the first game. IL 10 2. and the second,
TO o. The scores:
(First Game)
NEW yORK
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Runs-McCarthy .. Shea. Engle-4; Ban
non. Malay Two-base hits-Bsnnon,
Jones. Corcoran. Left on bases-Rochester
2: Newark g. Sacrifice hits-Hayden,
Loudly. Stolen bases-Engle z. NAMING
zacher. Mccarthy, Hayden. double
pIays-Mahling and stanage: Hahn,
Loudly and Flanagan: Mullen. Mailing
ana Stanage. First base on errors-New-
ark g. First base on balls-or Mccarthy
Q Struck out-By Henley 5; by Mccarthy
4. Umpire-McCarthy. Time-ih. 45m. At
tendance-ses
.Mahling out on bunt strikes.
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TORONTO TAKES
OPENING GAME

men on second and third. but Jack Flynn
was there strong and his fine two-bagger
20 left sent both men scurrying over the
pan.
That clinched the game. and although
the Grays made a game rally In the
ninth IL amounted 10 naught With two
down Peterson. who had made two dou-
bles, was allowed 10 take his base gratis
Then Hughey Duffy, amid roar OF APP
plause, again demonstrated his great abil-
fty as a pinch hitter and banged out one
that siszied over second. Little Mac re-
ceived a great hand and made a great bid
for a hit, but Weidy pulled the ball down.
The score
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Runs--Maloney, Lewis, Bergen-S. De-
ry, Waltons-2. Two-base hits-Burnet.'
bergen. Jordan. Three-base hit-Scanlon'
Sacrifce hits-Holly. Byrne, Bergen. Dou-
ble play--Jordan (unassisted). Left on
bases-St Louis Z; Brooklyn J. h
base on balls-Ofr Scanlon a; on Neit9in,s
nv nitcher-Ry Scanlon /. Struck out
by scanlon 6: by waltons s. Time-ih'
3im. rmpire-Klem. ..,
CHICAGO 2. BOSTON 0.
Boston. July 1.-TWO singles and aou-
bic I'm the first inning yesterday gave Chl-
cago two runs and the game, Boston pc
inc shut out. Needless base running
spoiied the subsequent chances OF the To-
cnl team. The score:
CuICAGO
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offee. Agatha r., Blue Book and Botan-
ist also ran.
Sixth race, selling. So furlongs-Rara
Avis. 1ia (MilIer). II TO 10. won: Stylit, 1N
tNotter), 10 TO /, second; Banyah. III
(Garner). Z to 2, third. Time 1:07 1-5. Rus
elmo Tyroll. Waller Miller. Slumberless.
Ingraham. FL Levy and Havrel also ran:
Seventh race. selling. lis miles-Red
Leaf 90 (eumner). 8 TO l. won; Tipping
es &c. Dugan). II to g, second: King Cole,
los lFinn). 10 TO 1, third. Time l:+6. Work
man. Dekabar, Ed Ball. Andrew Mack.
D'Arkle. Ivganhoe. ARABIC and Flavigoin
also ran.
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A field OF IL horses is eligible TO start
in the famous NJ and NJ. trotting stake
which Is the feature OF the Grand cir
cult opening at Detroit next week.
Highball continues TO be the sensation,
although some OF the star Grand circuit
reinsmen. notably Jack Curry, who drove
Prince Alert in his record -shattering
miles, are predicting that there may be
an upset next week at the Blue Ribbon
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DETROIT 5-11, WASHINGTON 2-2
Both games OF n double-header were
won by the home team yesterday at De-
troit. Mullin broke his losing streak In
the opener. in which Detroit punched It's
hits on Gehring, recruit to Washington.
Patten was easy to hit in tho second
game. while Washington touched Killian
safely but twice up to the ninth inning.
Scores:
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Runs-Downs 2. Cobb 2, Crawford-b;
Shipke, Gehring-2. Two-base hits-Ross-
man, Hickman. Three-base hit--Downs.
stolen bases-Cougs,lin. Crawford Cobb 8,
Rossman, Delehanty. Shipke. Left on
bases-Detroit 6: Washington g. First
base on bails-off Mullin 3; OF Gehring 2.
First base on errors-Detroit 1: Washing
ton /. Struck out-By Mullin 4; by Gehr-
ing g. Passed ball-Warner. Time-1h.
45m Umpire-Evans.
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man 2. Elberfeld 2. Chase e. Williams ?.
Laporte 2. Moriarity-ll. Two-base hit
Thomas Three-base hit-Chase. Hits-on
White, s IN Ia innings. N Fiene. II In
2-3 innings. Sacrifice hit--Newton. stolen
HOFFMAN. Moriarity. Double plays
Robe tunassisted). Chase. Elberfeld and
Chase. Robe and Quillin. LEFT on bases
Chicago 6; New York 8. First base on
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Runs-Sheckard. Chance-2 Two-baso
hits-Steinfeldt, Bates. Sacrifice hAtS-
sheckard. Tinker. Moran. Double plays
Moran and Hoffman; Tinker. Moran ana
HOFFMAN. Left on bases--Chicago s: Bos-
TON 3 First base on balls-Of overall 3;
off Flaherty g. Struck out-By overall g.
by Flaherty T. Time-lh. 45m. Umpire
Johnstone.
NEW YORK 4. PITTSBURG @
New YorM July 19.--The efforts of Dey-
LIN and Brcsnahan, each OF whom scored
a home run yesterday. enabled New fork
"a defeat Pittsburg and retain second
place in the championship race. The
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DOES .
1T BOTH WAYS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays results:
Chicago, 2: Boston. 0.
Brooklyn, 3; St. Louis, 2.
New York. 4; Pittsburg. 2.
Cincinnati Philadelphia (rain).
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Printery Streets would like to chal-
lenge any 10 TO 13-year-old team In the
state. The lineup is as follows: ]. Ryan
c.: T. Ryan, p; J. Flynn. h.; L. Flynn.
2b; j. Pierce. 3b.; j. Cowshell, s. s.; A.
Murphy, I. f.; II. Hoyle, C. f.; z. Hoyle.
r. T. Send all challenges to I. Ryan, Sc
Printery street
The Orioles, who occupy second place In
the Providence Amateur league standing,
will be the opponents OF the South Provi-
dence Grays at Adelaide park Saturday,
The Grays are playing fast ball and the
orioles will find them hard nut to crack.
They have been strengthened by Tom
Mulvey and Bill Sweeney. Mulvey is
pitcher, being a brother of Terry" Null
vey. formerly OF the Providence Grays.
Sweeney is also pitcher, but will be used
on first base. The battery for the Ori-
oles will be Hanley and Heffernan, while
Mulvey and Eddie Connolly will work for
the Grays The game which promises to
be a good one. will start at $3.50.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

BROOKLYN. 3: ST. LOUIS, 2.
Brooklyn. N. Y. July 1S.--By q timely
efforts I'm the seventh inning. after Ma
loney had tied the score. Scanlon won his
own game with a three-bagger TO deep
left, which scored Bergen.
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"a: poland, Pheian--2. Sacrifice hits
weidy, Mckinley. Chadbourne. Abstein.
Crawford. Two base hits--Peterson, ?,
FLYNN. First base on balls-Off McGin-
ley /; OF Mack 3. Struck out-By McGin-
ley G: by Mack 8. Double play-Abstein
Cunassisted). Time-1h. 6m. Umpire
Conway.
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Runs - Browne Devlin, Bresnahan,
strang-4: Hallman. Clarke-2. TwoIbass
hit-Bowerman. Three-base hit-lseymour.
Home runs--Devlin. Bresnahan. Hits-On
Leever, IN s innings: OF Dugglesby In
3 innings Socrihce hit-Bowerman. stoleu
bases-wiltse. Strans. Double play
I,anlen and Hannifan Left on bases
Pittsburg s: New York :. First base on
balls-or Leever 2: of Dugslesby 2: on
wIltse g. Struck out--By wiltse 4: by
Lever 4 wild pitch--Duggeby Time
IN. 5Sm. umpires-O Day and Rigler.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAY hEoObiS.
New York la. Chicago 20.
Detroit sill. Washington 2-2.
Philadelphia 8. Cleveland o.
st. Louis Boston (Rain).
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Toronoo 6. Providence ?.
Newark 4. Rochester 2.
Jersey City-Montreal aRain).
Baltimore-Buffalo (Wet GroundO.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto at Providence.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Rochester at Newark.
EA AST-EyQN I.EAGfTF, STA NDINCs
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sBatted for Mack In ninth.
NEWARK 4 ROCHESTER, 2.

Rochester. N. Y, July 1s.--Newark won
again yesterday from Rochester. to 2.
the Bronchos getting but Ave hits of
Tom Mccarthy. In the first inning Roch-
ester got two runs, but that was the ex-
tent OF their tallying. Loudy's errors In
the sdxth, a bunch OF singles and Cock
mans double netted the Sailors three
runs Another run In the eighth clinched
the game The score:
NEWARK
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LEAGUE STANDING
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

Yesterdays results;
Norwich 5. Bridgeport T.
Hartford 4 sprinsfield !,
Holyoke. 4. New Haven 4
Waterbury 10. New London Z =
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prNNsY cRICKETERs WIN.

Malvern, England. July ls.-In the crick-
ct match here yesterday between the
University of Pennsylvania and Malvern
college eievens the Americans scored 2e4
runs to eo4 by the British players. Each
side had one inning.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE

Yesterdays results;
Worcester I. Fall River 0.
Lynn 10. New Bedford O
Brockton 4. Lowell Oil innlngs).
Haverhill 4. Lawrence 8 90 innings).
GAMES TODAY.
Lynn at Worcester.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE sTANDIN,
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COME IN FOR $4,000 EACH.
MADDEN SECURES RApTKE.

st. Joseph, Mo-. July 1s.-Mathew Robi-
son and Frank De Haas Robinson. own
ers OF the st. Louis National League
Baseball club. are beaueathed $4,000 each
by the will OF James III. Robinson, their
uncle, who died July 9.
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OFF
THE WIRE
coRcoRAN RELEASED.

New York. July 19-It was announced
yesterday afternoon that Tommy Corcor-
an had been released outright by the New
York National League Baseball club.
Corcoran probably will accept the terms
OF an Eastern League club.
1t Is understood that Hugh Duffy wants
him for the Providence team.
MADDEN SECURES RADTKE.
New York, July LIT was stated last
night that Paul Rainey, who last year
secured first call on the services OF Jock
ey Herman Radtke, had released the boy
and that John Z. Madden and F. r.
Hitchcock now hold his apprenticeship
papers.
Radtke was set down a month ago by
Mr.. Rainey for alleged characterization
and since then has not ridden for the
Rainey stables.
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Land and Mineral Decisions
Published by Woodiord D. Harlan. land attorney, Washington, D. C.

Published by Woodiord D. Harlan. land attorney, Washington, D, C.
 Coal lands Failure to perfect entry within the statutory period defeats the right of purchase in the presence of an intervening adverse claim,
 Good Faith-Final Proof-Good faith may be shown by acts performed after submission of final proof.
 Homestead Disqualification--It is no violation of the acts of May2, 1890 and of March 3, 1891, for the owner of lGO acres or more to dispose of such part of said land as will enable him to make the oath required of homestead appli- cants, provided the sale is final and made in good faith.
 Mineral Land not shown to contain deposits, in paymgquantites. of any of the mineral substances usually ydevelop- ed by mining operations, but which ap- pears to be valuable and desired by parties attempting tosecure title there to chiefly because of a cave or cavern, the entrance to which is situated there on, and for the crystalline deposits, and formations of various kinds, such as stalactites, staIagmtes, etc., found therein, which are made the subject of sale by the parties, not as minerals but as natural cmiosities, is not mineral land.
 Mineral land is not excepted from the operation of the arid land act of October ?. 1888.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
Proxy Vote Uncertain

Chicago, Oct. l9 - The result of the Illinois Central stockholders election will not be known until Monday, when the canvass of the proxy vote will be completed Some of the proxies will undoubtedly be thrown out and to this fact is due the uncertainty regarding the result. It will be very close be- tween Hartman and Fish.
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Older Sues for SIOO,OOO

San Francisco, Oct. r - Fremont Older. managing editor of the san Francisco Bulletin, who was practically kfdnapcd on Los Angeles county warrant and hurried out of this city without opportunity to see friends or give bail. today brought am action for sI0O,00O damages against all concerned in hi, abduction, for false imprison- mgnt.
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Proxies Lost to Hartman

Chicago, Oct. li-Au injunction was secured tu the state circut, court here to prevent r.. u. Hartman from voting large number of proxies mthe stock holder, meeting of the Illinois Gem tru RriIroad Company today. This is a victory tor orJyvesauJ Fish, the de-. posed president, who is fighting 10 re- gain control of the railroad.
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Steve Adams Must stand Trial

Rathdtum, Idaho, Oct. r - No fur ther delay will be permitted in the ease of Steve Adams for the murder of Fred Tyleraud the trial will positively begin on the day set October 25. Clarence <. Darrow will be unable to take part in it because his time Is taken up with the PetUbone case at Boise.
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Both Claim Illinois Central

Chicago, Oct, lS-Fish and Hartman both claim to have carried the Illinois Central stockholders election yester- day. On account of question as to the legality of certain votes the result is still in doubt and the issue will prob- ably be carried into court.
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MagiH Found Not Guilty

Decatur, Ill.,, Oct. l9 - Fred Magill and his second wife were acquitted by a jury today of the charge of murder ing MagiIl's first wife. Magill is a banker of high personal standing and the general belief is that the charge against him was baseless.
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Hear Kidnapping Story.

san Francisco, Oct. l5 The grand fury i, hearing today rhe story O. the attempt made last June Co N.ouap Abe RucG and F.. J. Itmmor of ,he Pacific States Telephone Company and take them Co hut in the mountains to be concealed until the graft eases were ended
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Cub chamnions Gst S45.OOO

Chicago, Get. I5 The championship team. the National League Cub, will cut uD sl5,O1O given them as bonus for winning the wor.d', championship from the Detroit American league team.
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Attack Lapanese laundry

san Francisco, Oct. l5 - \ drunken logger started 8 TOW last night which resulted in au attack by white men on a Japanese laundry The laundry was practically demolished. The police were called Co the scene and many ar- rests were made.
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AIaskans HOIIer for Roosevelt

Seattle, Oct, l9- At the Alaska Day celebration last night 300 AIaskans cheercd Capt. Ferguson of Nome when he proposed Roosevelt's renomination as a good thing for Alaska.
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Coucorst Offers a Think

Tacoma, Oct. l7-PreSidcnt Concorst of the Alaska Short Line railroad says Alaska can never hope to become a state, as it's far northern location will never warrant it's admission into the union.
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santn Ee sen- enee Postponed

Lo, Angeles. Oct. l5 Judge We'll born in .ue United State, district court today postponed the date of imposing sentence ou the santa Fe railroad pw- suaur Go tt, conviction oi rebaJiug. uu- til November h
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By Cable Co The Daily Gateway.
 OppOSeS Third Term

Washington, D. C., Oct. l4-MrS. Roosevelt i, utterly opposed to third term for the president and will exert all her influence to prevent him from becoming a candidate or accepting the nomination fl offered
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Adams Case Ed for October 22

Rathdrum, Idaho, Oct, l6-The case against Steve Adams for the murder of Fred Tyler was called this morning and set for October =. This is the case in which the jury disagreed when it was tried in Wallace last summer.
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Tommy Burns Hurt in Wreck

Tainidad, Colo., Oct. l9 - In train wreck on the Santa Fe road near this city today Tommy Burns, the pugilist, sustained a badly sprained hip. The injury may be permanent, putting him out of the fighting business.
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To Fight Imported Labor

Indianapolis, Oct lS- John Mitchell announce, that am information will soon be filed with the government de- signed to prevent more efTectualy the importation of foreign contract labor into the United States.
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Wants Four Big BattIeships

Washington, D. C., Oct. l9- The navy department will ask congress at the coming session to order the con- struction of four more battleships of more than 10000 tons displacement each.
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Kittv Gates Takes Laundanum

Seattle, Oct. F 7- Kitty Gates, third divorced wife of Swtftwater Bill Gates, in tt of despoudency took laudanum today with suicidal intent.
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Rets on Gars Against Nelson

SaltLakc City, Oct. r - Tex Rick ards take, bet that Battling Nelson can stay twenty rounds with Joe Cans. Effort, are already in progress to bring he two together again.
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American Ambassador Received

Tokio, Oct, l6 The new American ambassador, Thomas J. O'Brien, was escorted to the imperial palace today by the imperial guard and formally received by the mlkado.
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Marinosa Towed Into Port

San Francisco, Oct. l+ - Steamer Alaripo~u. which became helpless through failure of her oil supply Sat urday loo mile, out, was lowed in safe y yesterday.
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Heney Fighting Perkins

San Francisco, Oct. l6 - Francis J. Honey is working to ousJ Senator Per- kin, of California from his seat in the Enitnd StAtes snnnle.
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coffroth Framing up Eight

san Francisco, Oct. IS Jimmy Cof- froth is willing to give 50 per cent of the gate receipts for a Thanksgiving fight between Packy Mcfarland and Jimmy Britt at CoIma.
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John Mitchell In Again

Indianapolis, Iud., Oct. II - John Mitchell was suddenly taken i'll again today and must undergo another op- eratiou for appendicitis.
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Mestern Union Backs CLOWN

New York. Oct. F - The Western Union Telegraph Company today re- elected Robero CIowry president. His conduct of the company's side of the operators strike was approved.
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Continues Pettibone Case

Boise. Idaho, Ocr. l5.luoge Wood in the district court rh5, morning con. tfnued the pecr.boue ease uulj, Oc- tUber 25.
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Doubt About Alaska Coast

Tacoma, Oct. IS - It is stated that unless Tacoma capitalists wake up the headquarters of the Alaska Coast Com panv will remain in Seattle.
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Mn Hunt North Poe in IOIO

New York, Oct l6 - Capt, Roald Amundsen arrived here today from Norway. He says he will make an attempt to reach the north pole in 1910,
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Burns on Trail of Moir

Oakland, Cal. Oct. r - Tommy Burns started today for London, where he expects to fight Gunner Moir, the English heavy weight
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-iitcheII Operation successful

Indianapolis. Iud,. Oct. l5 John Mitchell was successfully operated on yesterday afternoon.
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rIcFarland Licks Gnligan

Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. lI - PacEy Mcfarland knocked out Joe Gilligan last night in the ninth round.
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British Fleet to Maneuver

London. Oct. To X o.g naval fleet is assembling in the north lor general maueuyyr, under the command of Lord Bgrus.uuu
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Dewey to Visit Pacific Coast

Washington, D. C., Oct. l7-Admiral Dewey will visit San Francisco next spring when the Pacific fleet assemblies r..r--
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Roosevelt Gets a Bear

StambouI, La., Oct. IS - President Roosevelt shot a bear last night after am hours chase.
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rlav Indict Fight Trust

San Francisco, Oct. H-TheNupertor court grand jury l, said Co preparing Co fudtct the members of the prize fight trust
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J. F. Kenny, whose friends and neigh bors were going to lynch him at Luke creek but got scared and didn't, came in from Knik Wednesday night.
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Johnson-FIynn Fight Postponed

san Francisco, Oct r - The fight between Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn fs postponed until November ,.
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Mulai Hafig Starts Something

Paris, Oct. lG- It is reported that MuIm Hahg is marching on Casa Blanca with am army of 5000 followers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19

Twenty-Five tons of tin ore were talk en out this summer from the Cape York tin mines and are to be taken outside by the steamer Corwin.