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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
Sn SieI perOrn in Der @rrfteucrwai.
tnua in Die 9iiIliOHcn acbcaS.
ilnteridleifc auissOcdt.
gicle gerbaftuHgtR.
giits SUM- mia @rnf 3eppslin nit
irincm ntsen eaitidliii bic rrite
5abrt nHtcrnsbmH.
gcriibmtcr SnseHienr seitOrbsu.
aeI 4 Suni.

@robtes 9Iufleben eIsegi 0le 2unoe
BON ben gauaItleen lln;erhIelien, Die
ouf Der bleligen favgyHheu @erit
porgefommeu iino sits Qouptbe.
tbeiagte nnroen perbniiet Der Qtaga.
Eireftor Seinrif mo Der aaui.
mann sSronfentbnI. Ve,De babea nh
bisber Oes groBtcn anie9eus erireut
6ronfentbal lit Observation-Disclosures
Die gIeid)foas an 9aii genomnlc.
men llnterbeamten uuierbeiten au
ueridie0euen Srten reauldre ,Sis.
men. luelhe sic 8eltouoc Der 8erit,
ole auf unebrIife NeIie erIanat lpa.
rem. oerfauften. Ger Sdla0en, mel.
der Der 9ieits Moracperpoltang
enpad1ien lit, gebt nod) oberilahId,er
Sh0euug it Die 1Pigionen. Die
8orunteriuhuna iit nod ntht abqe.
idloiien uno man uernutbet. oaB iih
Die GerlliBiffer nod aDeit hober itel-
len miro.
8raf 3eppelin's nencs 9nftifiFf.
Berlin a. SUM.
g9ie Gus 5rieorihshaien 8emei0Ct
rpiro. bat @raf Zeppelin 0ie abIid1t.
Inn ole Mitte 0es Nlonats ,Suni nil
ieinem neuen 9uftidifi Oen eritcn
aufitieg 8u unterneblnen. Die or.
partungen Ser Sportireunoe iino
auf 0os bodlite gelpannt.
fepe8iaiaabeibspsid5rn ber n. 2 staatssta. y
Berlin. 4 2Suni.
entgegen 0eu in Der 9reiie perbrei.
teten QteloungeH erflart Die .9eu
2)orf 2tie esniurance Gompano", tie
iueroe 0as oelltide @elfaft in einae.
lbrdHftem llntfnng auired)t erbalten.
Giele etnfdjranfilng fei nift 0ie
sSol9e Der idmrfen 9eItimmalnaen,
lDeldle 0ns oeutide @ufiihtsamt fiir
RriuotDeriid)erunq 0urtiiibre, ion.
bern Ser rpcuen tSeieBe, melde I'M
Stoate geep Dorf in &rait getreten
ieien.
Der ebemaIi9e @ounerneur oon
aamerun, 3esfo ,. 8uttfamer. ha1
aunnlebr iein 9lbidIeos-8eiuh ein9e.
reidt. Euttfaupr DerIaft. mie be.
reits aemeloet. Sen Staatsoienit, nm
Die Seitung eults groBen priuaten
Solorialgeidldfts ju iibernebmen.
ErofeiIor [Soiepl Sd]niber BON Ser
fheoloatifen Safultdt Der llniuerIiiat
ltinhen. pelder peIen ieiner SteI.
lunanahme gegcn sic Gn5pflifa ocs
FapItes luioer oen 0io0eruismus lit
ocn 9roBeu 9ann letban uoroen It.
ertlart. er Iehne nit Gntibieoenheit
Sic Jim nn1egeIeate frelpiliae Ser.
6iftlciitltug oui iciuen 2ebritubI a5.
Ser Gelebrfe bc9rijn0et letneu Ont.
idaeio onnlit. 0aB cr ieineu @oitcn
beibehnlten utiiiie. "a es it'd Inn oie
9ebauptunq ieincrRchte ais Staa.s.
beamter han0le
aSn 2res0en tit Sic emit bohaeiei.
crte 3eroine NINA 0apcrIano ans
Dem Sebeu 9eidlieoen 7ie aiinitIe.
rim lit iciner3eit aud in lfclu gorf
mn 5luor I'M 0aualI9en Am5crq.
lbeater. auigctretcn Sore portre't.
Ilden Seiitlmlcn iperoer oen 0orti.
gen Ghentcrirennoeu nod in bcIte-
Grinnerung lcin
(Auna 6anerian0 funr am 8. "a.
mar 1854 I'm NieficHburaiidcn qr-
boren. madte lire tilHitIeriidea Shu.
oien in 9erIin BEL gernooI uu0 bei
6rnu ,Srie5s9Iumduer lin6 uuroe
1871 fiir oas 6ad) GER iugenollher
&iebbaberillncu all ods Stloitbeatcr
in 2eipjig en9agirt oem lie bis 1874
oneeborte. Qon IA 5tna lie an oas
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
aauaOa.
Srndenbauer geitOr6cn.
Wiontteal 4. Suili

Dtonlteal. 4. NlllL
6ler itarb bcute udd) MIR fur5em
aranfeuloaer Cir 9lobert @iQispie
8eiO. elmer Scr befanuteiten Giien.
babn+9oul llniernebmer un0 9riiden.
bauer. ST bnute II. u. sic intcrna.
tionale Bride iber Sen 9}iaaara5IuR
no5e Buffalo. e. q, ferner Die qroBe
Bride iiber oer COLORADO 9.ib lei
9Iuitin. Ter. i1nlntlife @ruden an
Ser gtoutreal. Guebed un0 Gttapa
Vahn mo nIebrere Giienbabnen in
9eniunOIalto una @annNa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
Grtrunfcn.
South .@eno. sSn0.. 4. eSltr

South 'geno. 9Sn0.. 4. SUM.
Gie 13-idbrige Gliip 1}iaer unt
ibr 8-i1brrger gru0er 6obert ertran
fen, aIs iie periufteu. in einem f.ei.
nen 9oote ans llier 3n gelaugen.
nnbe Dem 2eeper Gorf i'm Ct. So.
iep1's 5Iuiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
z dllimmc cSnhrt.

2es Iioines. ga. 4 S5uni.
Die hiciiqe aouentiIt-airhe mur0g
brut friih ourf SSeuer uu6e}u total
3erltort 2lui ser 6ahrt 3ur @rono.
itdtte mIr6en Der 6euerpehrhei gur.
nett mo ieinautid,er ans Dem @agen
aeifleuoert unn geioe ihper per.
leBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
I'm sdlnfc brrnnbt.
@nQipolis. 8. 4. Gun

WalIlpoIls, .. 4 Sulll.
9ie Gaiiagiere oes0anlpiers ,.8ir'
ginio" bon ser y@ittsburg & Gul'
cinnoti Qompfer9eielihait" mur0en
peraanQene 9taht, ndbreno tie in
WorpbeuS 9lrmen loger. BON 1iebeu
du5geroubt. 3ie geute lpelde Die
2oHgfinger madlten ioa cine iehr
9robc ieir.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
MarOffo.
Sin blntiacS srcffcn.

1Qa1ooor. 4 SSinli
lie 9lniluoos- Stamruestrieger lie.
ferien neulih nahe bier. uHteritilti
pom 9tegierunlstruppen oeu Qiton'
auis Elm 1reiieu uHo 6rndlten ihucn
eire Rie0crlale bel. Tie 8erIuite
pareu aui 6~0cn 5eitcu idluer Gjs
Mtouqui5 Iiebeu $50 3ooie aui Dem
RnmpfplnB
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
gnlucr Grpluiiun.
lleLIoln Sprinls. 9 4. esllr

gIcIIolO Sprln3s. .. 4 ,5uni.
,Sn Ser et1ua orei Weilen pon bier
entierHten Nilaul Quiucriabrif mur.
De ourh e,ne 6rploiion Gin glrbeiter
aet60tet un0 ell anoerer lebensge.
f15rIid perlett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
GfmaSur.
9ie gcnIrnpeIt.
@Qubdqutl.

@altbnqllll. a SUM.
Ole geuIenpeit iheiut inter Som
troIle al iein. Set Dem s. Wtoi ha'
ben iih bier nur AZ neue Sale unS
10 9oSesf1Ie ereignet. mobreno SO
4otieften>aIs aeheiIt entleiien porben
fino. Sc beiinoen iif nun nod 81
GeItfranfe i'm 2aSaretb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
9umbcnIaacr cntOcft

gafu. 4 s5uni.
Slni Sduie elmer bier nobnenAen
Sdnueoeu 9tonens @urten uurAen
beute oreiBia @nnbeu. cine arobt
Guantitdt GrploiinitoiIe sSaiicn NM
Mulition entOedt. Die gelnohncl
bes Sauies IeiTteten sen geamten. 0iI
5ur 6nuslufung getontmen iunreu
@ioeritnn0, uuo BEL oen entltebeH.
ben aampi puroe eiu aoita0n8cr GO.
tootet uno g9urten's 5rou lm0 Iot.
Ter oerluun0et.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
GnsIunO.
9as 2erbn glenncn.

Non0on. 4 SUM.
SIN @eiiein oes engliifen 5oies
mo inter rieiiger IbeiInobme oes
iportIuitiaen 8ubIifums fan0 beute
in GpjonIupns 0as jdbrlihe Derby.
renueu itott Zen erIten 9rejs pe.
mann 6 @iniitreGo's 9iero a5igro.
rlnetta".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
GmflanS.
Serritoriitin aebdnat.
92nre1neah q III

8orele}h. 4. ,Suni.
Ser lmiroe beutc oie erit IS Sabre
aIte fril5cre 5dulIebrerin 6eooorop.
no aehduai Die am 6. Wai einen cr.
foIlIoien Nloroanidllaa auf oen (5c.
neral 9ibifom. @ouperneur oieiel
gRonln3. nusiilhrte.
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ben lpir0 niff 10 aeihost.
gtfuo 10000 Gcres - eIihtoru una
@ei5en iino 5eritort.
Giiincp, Su.. 8. SUM.
gei @eIt 2uincp lit iest Der Dtli'
fifiippi 6pei @eeilen brett Bon bier
aus iuuroe einegrtrns9 9oIi5eipatroull'
lie sirr geIbiisung 0es @ieentbums
nbaeianOt. Seoes rerfiisbare 9oot
lit IN 0iertIt eepreBt moroen, I'm
GomiIien aus oem iiberidrpemntten
@e5iet nab b0ber seIegenen Rlasen
81 briitgeu.
gluf Ser MiiIourier Seite bes SIul'
les, aeaeniiber 9llton. iinb Die 2dn'
6ereien ebenfalls ipeitbln iber'
ihipemmt.
Ole g2ieOerunaen 6es SSainoisfIltI'
les Iteben ebenfnls inter g8aiier.
Gumore, 4. SSunio.
Der IepublicanfIuB lit meItlih BON
Superior aus Sen llfern eetreten uno
Die gnbnaeIeiie oItlib uno tpeltllh
bon 93ostpid iteben unter 8oiier.
glu d6er Blue 9fiper lit ausgetre'
ten. 8u Sanooar, &atti, iteben olc
gobneeIeiIe unter @aiier. DesgIel'
den Iteigt Der 2ittIe Blue 9fIDer gu
Toirhuro benGnoig tpeiter. 8u Wto.
rpsnine itebt bic 6Iltb Is SUB iiber
benz 3ieffpoiieritano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
100. Sc6nrtstas BON Scff Suuis.
W1nhile 9LI1. 4 Nsllf

NF'TFF'
Sn Sen mciiten iii0lifen 5taatcn
fpur0c beute QIeId8eitIg nit Dem Sra.
berihnliidun9staae ser 100 @e5urts,
tol oon Sefi Iapis Qeieiert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
Ncncr.
Qitts5urg. ia, 4. Sani.

Niita6urg ia. 4 Sani.
Gie aroBe 8obreuiobrif Der .9eit
Momlfoctllr;ag Co.. q. Str. uno
9I1eqbenn Gaaep 9faiIman puroe
bent ourd iScuer 5erit0rt Ser St,o.
Den miro aui 100000 geifdet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05

ipitb. nod gmerita reiien III t6unen.
Ger dmerifoniihe 9otihaiter Whte
bat beint fran5oiiihen Nliuiiter oes
austpdrtiaen, Gid)ou. aaB enerai.
iheu Groteit aegen oieieS gorachen
Der 2iae'r Eoli5ei einaelegt un0 per.
Ionat auf @runo 0es @eIt1nSuiiies
Der 5rau HouleS sic ioiortige gutlai.
Jung oeS Nlileoith.
TerSndDt gescn Die Srnn.
GoriS. 4 SUM.
gei oerlluterludniug 0erGrmor0una
6es MaIerS Steinbeil ihenft sic 80,
Ii5ei iebt auh ieiner bii6ifen @ittlue
mebr gluimerfiontfeit. Die golisei
iinoet es etuo5 befremoeHo. 0ab ;Srau
SteinheiI eineu Gag. beoor oos Der.
breten uerirbt noroen mar. ihre sc.
din. cine aroBe uno itarfe 5rau. pea,
gcIfidt uRo e6enio ser ibr bon ei.
nem 9adlbarn ougeboteuen @aht.
buu0 3uriifianbte.
Die GoIi5et eHtbcdte ieruer in 6cm
Bette. aui Dem 6rdu Stein1cil qebun.
sen uno aefuebett geiuuoen norocu
mar. Spuren ser in 6oIae ltnnuer,
iens oCS IintenfoIIes peraoIieneu
Ginte. Die 9eboroen fino Ser Sin.
iidlt. oob Ser 9orper Ser 6rou sSapr
crit Damn auf's 9ett aeIelt uuroe,
uatoem iie bereits eroroiielt mar.
Srol SteiHheiI beiin6et iih I. &
IN Ser @ohnung eiues 6reunoes oea
@roien grion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
2iplOmatiidlc 5ntcrucntiOn.

~tAts = 0b4tflt.
gor chua IA 5agen mur0e bier
auf @run0 cines GPIelramms ans
Jouruai. geiaen G3aries Don gii.
lepiidl aus (bjlaogIp9io oui bic Nm.
flale scr 9eraubuna ieiuc5 5hm.e.
geruatcrs nm S400 perbaitet Gie
2iue'r Boli3eibehor0en ioGcu ocn
@eianqcneu icbr ihledi bebnuoclu,
ihm sen 9crtcbr nit iciucr 5rau
nidt acitatteu ur0 eincu @riei 0c5
hieii1cn oncrifaniiten acninldr.
agcuten 6. 3 9lina 3uriidaeuieitn
ha5cn. Der Elm @eitdu0niB bon 1lilc.
mtd,'s 5dnua1erin 6rou 9nurcuce
lleuIe5. cut1eit. mad lpelfem tie
6aS in 5rage itehen0e @eIo qeitobten
bat nm nit Scn GIepoorr N2iIp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05
Sapan.
Rcncr gi;c. ;yimun,miuiitcr

8otlo. 4 Snni
Ter &i5c 5iuan3miniiter 81. gti5u
nnhi Ialte leltc iein gInS nieoer una
erhieIt iofort III ~. Sofurai Dem bis,
heriaen Ghci oes Steueroepartemeuis,
elneu Rah'olger.
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6ranfrcid.
Bidtiac gcidllaiie.

t0EE@-F = N3WFFIs
Ter .SllternationaI Cotton Son.
gyeB" beenocie buue ieiuc glrbeiteu
uno beihIoB. oie ndhite Situu9 I'M
Sabre 1909 in SStalien. gnnpc0er i'll
Hom ooer 9taiIauo. a5mbaltrn. 2Sn
einem @cihluiie rneroen ale iuterei.
iirten Gereinilaagcn oui9eior0ert.
oaiiir 81 iorleu, 0oB bei lleberpro.
button oocr 01iBcrnteu oie Baum.
moIlcnporrdt6e m0aiihit gIeidm1Bia
3urGertheiluna tommcn uuo in eincm
an0eren Miro es oen elrop1iidleu Re'
aicrauacu orinQen0 ans @er5 gclGat.
in oen aolonicn 9au1moae ou5u.
piIan5eh.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-05

Die ,,ueroltern" "-3ettun
gen haben ote 6eiehicbte
BON Ca Groiie nicbt nur
mttIbreiben iemoern NIT
nlacben helfen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-05
WOULD NOT SELL PORTLAND
Judge McCreedie Turns Down Offer
of Dugdale on Behalf of the
Northwest League.

San Francisco. Jan. EThe Pacific Coast
Baseball league concluded its session to-
day with the decision that the next an
nual meeting should be held in Portland
The date is to be fixed later by the
president.
The schedule committee will report Jan
18th
During the day Judge McCreedie Of
Portland received the following telegram
from d. Il. Dugdaie of Seattle:
IF satisfactory to you, make the Coast
league an offer for Portland territory,
and if terms reasonable Northwest league
viii pay price for you"
Judge McCreedie returned the follow
ing telegram:
Pacific Coast league will not abandon
Portland territory on any terms For
the good OF the sport we would consider
the application of Tacoma, Seattle and
either Vancouver or Spokane for a Class
A eight-team league"
If the four Northwestern clubs would
come into the Pacific Coast league this
would enable the putting in of two teams
at Los Angeles, thus giving the latter
city continuous ball
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-05
When Tom Brown Was Manager.

\ number Of years ago Tom Brown, the
umpire was managing the Washington
baseball club. managing it well, although
Tom had some first-class Indians to
handle.
One of Tom & most important duties
was to hold his players down to the sim
pie life for the majority of them would on
The slightest prOvucatiOn kick over the
traces and go down Seventh street and
iii up with lemonade or some more eX-
hilarating beverage.
Now. gentlemen who spend money freely
are generally to be found needing the
coin right along. and the members of the
Washington club at the time that Brown
managed them were always looking to-
ward pay day.
Many used 10 borrow money from the
1n-nagement between times. One Of this
number was the celebrated second base
man. Reitz who was star in his time,
and perhaps was as good a man at this
position as the game has ever produced.
But the clever fellow could spend money
faster than he made il, and he generally
needed some right along.
One night he came in Tom Browns
room while Tom was in bed, and ap-
proaching the managers cot, ReitZ said:
Are YOU asleep. TOm?"
And what if am?" 1rawled Brown.
why. il YOU are not asleep. Tom re-
plied ReitZ Il want TO borrow s..
why. I'm awful sorry returned
Brown. but the fact is, Reitz, that 1 am
not only asleep. but. man. i m in regu-
lar trance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-05
S-P -O-R-T- L-O-G-Y
BY w. D. RfSHEL.

which had been practically discarded in
England. Jordan imagined he was to
be the great Moses in the supposed
correction of a great college evil, and
that the other schools in the United
States would follow in the lead of STAN
ford. He was badly mistaken. All at
tempts TO get the game introduced in
the northwestern Pacific states and
southern California by the emissaries
of Jordan, sent out for that purpose,
failed miserabiy. In both these sec
tons the American game has become
more popular in the past two years,
while at Stanford and Berkeley il has
been on the wane. Judging from re-
ports from the coast, Berkeley is seTi-
ously thinking of going back to the old
game, leaving Stanford high and dry
with a sport the students do not want,
but which the faculty insists they shall
play. Jordan's scheme to force an Eng
lish game on the American public has
failed miserably, and this may be the
cause OF his sudden fits of denunciation
on the great college game.
One Good Dog Fight.
One of the best stories of a fight that
has come over the wire for many q
day was the account of that dog fight
in New York last week, where a COM
mon yellow cur whipped the two I'M
TOTted Belgian bloOdhounds. This does
not mean that an account of dog fight
is elevating. or that dog fighting
should be encouraged. for it is abso-
lutely brutal, and a Jail sentence is too
good for any person who promotes one.
But this was no common dog fight, al
though a common dog won.
The New York police department i'm
ported two Belgian bloodhounds, which
it was supposed would be a great help
in tracking criminals. The dogs were
trained daily in an obscure park They
wore muzzles to keep them from kill
ing all the dogs that might stray across
NAL or persons these dogs might take
it into their head to tear to pieces. On
the day in question it was believed the
dogs were far enough under the con-
troll of the officers to allow them to
walk about without muZzles. All went
nicely until a poor. hungry-looking
mongrel purp espied the pair of i'm
ported hounds and, approa ching with
Wagging tail attempted to make
friends with them. In an instant both
jumped the purp, and for a half an
hour there was a terrific battle. Then
the common dog sauntered off the field
of battle with the same tail wagginS,
while the officers took the Belgian
bloodhounds to the hospital. Here
corps of doctors managed to save what
little life was left in them. That COM
T. on yellow dog had no blue-blooded
pedigree, it had no long line of ances-
try 1t was just like the person who
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-05
Matthewson's Rise Ball.

A few years ago. when people all ovei
the country were telling one another abOu
the marvellous spit ball, said to have beer
invented by Pitcher Stricklett. certain
major league twrieTs. who disliked to Oe
beaten at the originating game, especial
~ by minor Lacquer like Strickiett
started in to do d little inventing them
selves.
Among these ambitious slab artists were
McGinnity and MatthewsOn of the New
York National league club.
The Iron Man has been working on e
rise ball ever since he has been in profes-
siOnal baseball. and he is just about as
far advanced on this kind Of a toss as he
was when he started. At times, though
McGinnty can make the ball shoot az
when It IS approaching the expectant bat
ter, but the number of times he can &C
cOmplish this feat, in comparison with the
number of times he cannot pull off the
stunt, makes his efforts practically value
less.
Two years ago Matthewson went &c
Wor on McGinnity's idea. and after sew
eral weeks practice Matty became sc
proficient that he could send up a very
respectable appearing rise ball. and 1t was
so good that the redOubtable Mr.. McGraW
gave MatthewsOn orders to use the rise
ball right along.
About this time McGinnity began to as
sumo sitting posture. and TO take notice
for. after watching Matthewson toss the
rise ball up to the plate in several ihutlgs
of hot contest between the New HOrn-
and the chicago CUBS. the Iron Man, with
that debonnaire walk of his sided UP e.
the goOd-looking ex-college pitcher anu
said to him.
''Matty, that's a mighty fine rise ball
you've got all right; but how do you
manage to throw it,"
Why" said Matthewson. as a look o.
sly humor crept over his face. you SEE l
always carry a bottle Of liquid yeast IN
my pocket. and every time before ] throw
the ball, | pour this yeast over IT, 4lQ
that explained the big pitcher It "hat
makes the ball rise so WELL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-05
Results at New Orleans.

San Francisco, Jan. AT EmeryviIle
today the track was very sloppy. The
Garman stable added $3.50 to its, long
list of winnings when it captured the
Follansbee handicap with Magazine
Four were scratched and Cloudlight was
added Magazine took the lead early AMI
won all the day. Mandator, held at 10
to l, was second, seven lengths in front
of Deutschland. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling-Eleva-
ton, 10. Borel. to l, won; Crystal
sherman, 100, Sandy, 10 to /, third. Time
LII 1-5. Lady Beauty. Wilmore, Mabel
Hollander,. Peggy O'Neal, Z. NJ. Brattain,
Yank, Swagges and Abe Ruef finished
as named
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Tom
Shaw, 100, Lynch, 10 to ), won; BolOman,
III, McClatn, 8 to /, second; John II.
Sheehen. ITO. Davis. 16 TO ., third. Time
LIS %. Duke of Orleans, Rose Cherry,
Ambitious, Warte NIGHT, Margaret Ran
dOlph and Nappa finished as named.
Third race. three furlongs, purse-Apto
Orc, 112, Miller, 10 to 1. won; Patois, 109
a, Walsh, Is to ), second; Beaumont 100;
McClain. to 2 third. Time-:37 SO
Arveright Leonard, Sam Shaena, Fargo
Rose, Hazelet, Carmisa, Soius, r. A. Nc
Curdy and Lovedale finished as named
Fourth race. seven furlongs, Folansbee
handieap-Magazine 1l5, Burns, s TO g.,
won; Mandator 102, Miller, 10 to ], sec
Ond; Deutschland, 128, w. Dugan, 10 to
l, third. Time-1:29. Arklierta, Johnny
Elmwood and Cloudlght finished as
named.
Fifth race. one mile and 100 yards. sell
ing-Blanche c., 100, ]. Butler, to l.,
won: Captain Hale, 100. Borel. to J.,
second; LaZell, no. Rise, s to ], third.
Time-1:51 40. Huerfano, Gromoboi,
BeechWood, Lassen, Cloverland and
Fairy Street finished as named.
Sixth race, five furlongs, purse-Bur-
leigh. 100, Miller, . to /, won st. Fran
els, 107, Gargan, 10 to /, second; Burning
Bush, 101, Mcintyre, 10 to l, third. Time
-1:M 1-5 Ocean Shore. Gemmell, Prince
Brutus and Columbia Girl finished as
named.
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probably owned it. common Ameri-
can, and any old time the same COM
binations meet in human form, get
your money down on the one whose an
cestry dates back to dad.
Was Abe AtteII Trying?
Did Abe Atteli try to whip Owen Mo-
ran in their New Years fight, or was
the pocket edition of Jack O'Brien
merely stalling for a return match?
The next fight will toll. One of Attell's
best tricks is TO fight a draw with a
man and make 1t so even that the pub
lie demands a return match. Then
Abe comes back and trims his man in
short order, pocketing a big sum of
money for the return match, together
with what he can make in the betting
rings.
This may not have been the case on
New Years day, but Attelrs record is
dotted with such performances. OF
course, it is possible that in Moran,
Abe met a tartar whom he could not
whip and that the American champion
did his best to put Moran out. If such
is the case, foxy Abe will hardly be
willing to meet him again.
X X
Frank A. Swenson is the latest Salt
Iaker to graduate into a managerial
capacity of sports in Salt Lake. 1t will
he Swenson's first experience Sven
son should have a long beart-to-h heart
talk with Johnnie Chapman and Harry
Heagren, and when he has heard their
tales, Swenson will think politics is a
bed of roses compared with the man
agement of a cycle track.
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ALL ENTERED
Every Prominent Horse on the
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ern HandiCapS.

New York. Jan. 4.-There is every
prospect that the racing season on the
New York tracks next summer will be
an exceptional one. The big races of
the spring meetings have been we'll en-
tered. and there is not a prominent horse
on the turn, with the single exception of
Peter Pan, who will never race again,
that is not entered in one or more of the
three big events. With owners in the
west and south to hear from, the follow
ing entries are announced for the three
big events:
The standardization, Ballot, Colin,
Eliisdale, Westbury. COttontOWn. Law
renee p. DAILY. Salvidere, Jim Gaffney,
Hessan, McCarter Charles Edward, Su
perman, Celt Fountain Blue, Royal
Tourist, Senator Clay, Beauciere, Dande-
lion. DeMund, Master Robert. Rifiemau,
Running Account, Gretna Green. Restig-
ouche, Gold Lady, Frank Gill, Election
Ger, King James w. II. Daniel. DR.. Gard
ner, Running Water, ". II. Carey, Eli
Tourenne, Bedouin, Blue Book. Falcada,
Chaseaway, Inferno, Don Enrique.
The Brooklyn-Salvdere. King James,
kercheval. NealOn, Charles Edward, Run
ming Account, Don Enrique, Notasulga,
CohOrt, Lane Allen, Dandelion. w. II.
Daniel, Berkeley, Blue Book. Falcada,
Don Creole, Cottontown, Senator Clay,
Lawrence p. DAILY, Minnie Adams. De-
1hhiiu, jim thliHtN, LII NTdi0iitIs NiSNssli-
ter. Chaseaway, Running Water. Film
nap, Royal Tourist, Westbury, Ballot Su-
perman, Gretna Green, Colin, Celt, Trans
vaal, Restigouche.
The Brighton-Salvidere, Colin, NealOn,
Ceit, Charles Edward, Frank Gill, Bal
lot, Superman, Running Account, Res
tigouche, Dandelion, Don Enrique, Royal
Tourist, Timber, Transvaal, Gretna
Green, Fountain Blue Ellisdale, DR..
Gardner, Tourenne, Inferno, hing James,
McCarter, Spooner, Running " alter,
Chaseaway, Beaucoup, Ben Fleet, Co
hort Lane Allen, Lawrence ?. DAILY, Be
dOuin. w. IT. Daniel Don Creole, Cowan,
Blue Book. Senator Clay, Hessian, ASter
dor, Gold Lady