davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-14

l%S
Notary Public at Standrod Bank.
Kinney repairs shoes on Bridge
Street. II
Chas. Unser was down from Arco
Monday.
Nelson McCauley was up from Otis
Saturday.
Jas. H. Hawley was here from
Boise Tuesday.
Fred Vogler was here from Gold
field this week.
Try loaf of bread, received fresh
every day at Holbrooks. 14tf
I have some choice young driving
horses for sale. o. F. Smith. 34-tf
Cream puffs at the Idaho Bakery
on Wednesday and Saturday. S2-tf
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee meets on the 9th inst. at
Boise.
Miss Elizabeth Wolf is expecting
her sister here in day or two to
make short visit.
Billy Oster, mining man from
Custer, was here Monday on his way
home from Salt Lake.
Ben Rose was up from Pocatello
Sunday and Monday to visit with the
family of Harry Gesas.
Mrs. Arthur Worden is here this
week from Meridian, visiting her par
ents, C. D. Trego and wife.
David Whitaker, who lives four
miles northeast of town, expects to
move to Totem Basin in the spring.
There was a school election at
Porterville Saturday, at which they
voted unanimously to bond the dis
trict.
Now is the time to put in orders
for job printing. Every dollar s
worth means 100 votes on the piano
contest 34-3
Why does the Bridge Street Drug
Store do the business? Because you
get what you call for, and the prices
are right. 24tf
]. N. and Mrs. Livingston came up
from Aberdeen Monday on their way
to Woodruff, Utah, to be at the bed
side of sick daughter.
The Howard family who conduct
ed the business at the Commercial
Hotel last year, are now at number
22O North Grand avenue. Los Ange-
les.
Peter G. Johnson has been appoint
ed to do some committee work at
Washington, D. c., and will leave for
that city whenever he receives word
from Senator Hepburn.
John Josephson is back from a
trip to Glenwood Springs to attend
the funeral of Mrs. A. H. Johnson
who was his sister-in-law. After the
funeral Mr.. Josephson brought hel
three children back with him, the
father having lost his life two years
ago.
P. w. Harding was here this weel
from Dennison, Iowa, to attend tt
some cases in court. Mrs. Harding
could not accompany him on thi
trip on account of a sprained foot
but she is coming in May. Mr.. Hard
ing says he and his partners are max
ing lot of money in their practice
in Iowa
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-14
Subscriptions Given Away.

Every person giving me an order
for $40 worth Of nursery stock this
month VIII be given one years sub
scription to The Republican free, to
be sent to any address thew name.
o. F. SMITH,
34-3 Blackfoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-14
D. Y. B|ETAAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years Of Experience Insures Proper
and Considerate Attention, Embaimins
Carefully Attended To.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06
Dunmere.

= 5rau abraham S6aifer itarb am
Donusritag in ibrer Bobnuns an @bsrrp
StraBe na& elmer fuSsu aranfbeit uno
.wuree 7Sumftds i'm fDnumurs Sriebhof
jur lssten 2ube bsitattst.
= Der s8irtb Bsni 9sieraroi Don
Smith uno ACCOMMODATION Strasen, Der
dhseblia obne si,ens unb am Sonntaa
@strdnfe usrfauite. musts Wiantas anf
isoe anfIas. ie $500 Btrsidait fir elm
eerihtli4ss @ridsinsn ftellsn.
= Die Samitas bier absebalteue
Babt. um gu sntideiOeu. Oh Die bonoirte
SGulS oss Yorrusbs srbObt merosn
ion. fisl susunitsH Der grhSbuns aus,
ihOem aus iusssian,mt ss2 stimmeu
$50 bofiir abgesebens swurbsn. -Somit
tann bic iiir5iih bura- s5susr ssritSrte
0o6idnle ioiOrt ourd cine anoere er.
issf merosn.
= &tne meitere Senfuns Der Sbsrs
fIdde sreisnste iid Sonntas an laurel
StraBe. In Der yladbari1ait pon Gin
StraBe. Die 5suiuns mar so 6us
lang unO stpa 10 5ub tisi, uno wuroe
uon Der erie gompanis misber sinse.
iiIlt. .sbod fiimmerts fi1 bic @ompanie
um wsitsr nidts. als Den 5dabsn an
Der StruBs.
= 9n Der YsrIammluns Der S9ul.
bsb0roe am Dienitas absnb pnrbe Der
@outratt fiir bic neue So6idule gum
Preis uon $33. $40 an Sarrp U. Spfes
iibermisisn. wdbrsno @olbsn & Nie.
@uire Die Ssisuns, glumbiHs, Giisuar.
belt niw. gum greis uon $s.615 bsior.
gen fonen. Das nsue @sb6uos fol- am
Is. Sauuar fertis iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06
2aefaspanma Ssueia.

Der. .Star Social Club" pirb nGa.
itsn Sonutas Dem rbeutiden Dorie" 3u
Wtooiic eais sinen offiSisllsn 8siua ab.
itatteu. Die Mitslisosr buttsn Dor sin
paar @oden bort elm Pic gtie uuS ss
bat ibnen 10 gut ssfallsn, ba6 fie ssrus
mieberfommen.
am Sonntas, ben 16. slusuit, pirS
auh Der .Grbetter 8erein@ bas oeutlde
Dorf bein6en, uno menn bic @enoIIen
etlpas unternebmen, 10 iiibreu iie es
au6 NIT pollem Grnite aus, 10 bab man
auf eiusu iablreiden Beiu9 jn re1nsn
bat.
Das Datum fiir Die ,Sdneerruube~
Spristour 1T nod niHt ieftgsiest unb
es lit m0slid. baB iie NIT bern arbsiter
Berein fomnien nerben. gDir mSGten
serue ssnaues bariiber pi1eu. bamit bic
Sorbsrsitnnsen sstroffsn iuerbeu f6nnen
@s mubten nod cine Gnsabl 8anle
erri4tet unb ionftise Berbeferunsen &C.
ma4t weroen. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06

@efabr. Der mir INNER nod niht ent.
9angen fino.
@nser nod als Der beutids Wiann,
bat iit Die oeutide Srau auf ibreu flei
men areis beidrdnft uno iih oaourd in
maudd Uesiebuns in 0iadtbsil seiest.
wfan bat iid oaran sepObnt. bic osut.
iae 5rau ole Sbeul elmer Snusirau
uno Wfutter anjuieben. @epiB LIT es
oas erite &edt uno Die erite Pfliht siuer
isSen 5rau, einerlei pel6sn yanoss,
mslder glation, ibrer 5amilis, ibrsm
Ssim bic beiten 9rdite Su piowen. Sis
mnB aber babel nun niat itsbsn btsibsn.,
sic muB iibsr 9ausbalt unb Samilien.
iorsen binaus on osm seiitisen Strebeu
oes Wiannes uno oanit an Dem Der Nlls
semeinbeit tbeiluebmen. Cont lit iie
Die 9ausbdltsriu oes Wtannss, bic Wfut.
ter ieiner 8inOer. uistei9t cine anse.
nebme @eieaidufterin. aber nidt isin
Sefdhrte i'm 3ampf Der @elt, nidt lein
gutter 8amerao.
(S&lub fulst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06
staot nnO Gonnth.

- Sesteu Wtonat uabm Die Yoli,ei
43s Serbaftunsen Dor unb in Ysrbino.
ung bamit puroen : 1694.35 an Strafsu
folleftirt.
- Die Bobnuus oss grabsrs Wfifs
@barlsp ;u Priceburs puroe Dounsritaa
9ladt pon @inbrs6ern um $500 unb
msbrsre aleiounssftiide beitoblen.
-IDie @srfe Der eaglums eonben.
isO WfilG @ompanis su 9aBlume tpur.
ben Samftas Surd i5eusr seritUrt, einen
Ssrtuft uOn stDa $4,000 oerurlabeuO.
: @Oan 9. Steele BON Der Bsitieite
1T Donnsritas ole Supt. Sss @slSau.
ipeiiuns Dspartements i'm goltamt er.
nannt iporosn, an Stelle bss 3. 8.
Nfslistt, Der ipsssn uuteridlasuus BON
@slssrH untsr Siirsi4uft ftebt.
= Der @siddftsrsiienSe s. 6. Duffp
oou bier, Der anseblid Wtaurice @uarts
mon bon @ilfss.8 Barre. uon oem er an.
ssftellt mar. Tim $500 bsftabl, murSs
Donnsritas usrbaftst unb bel benz fol.
ssnoen Ssrbor fur isin seridtli&es st.
idsinsn uuter $1,000 Siirsldaft as.
ftellt.
= als Elm anforinsliGer Ba&eraaent
Go am Donnerftas usrusistrte, bic
Vobnung 3u uertufsn, belpaffnete iit
Srau allen Ssdler bon Sprucs Strase
nit osm Reuoluer ibrss @atten uno als
fis bic 8affe auf ben frsden aerl ,ielte
unS ibn nodmals unpiss. ii6 fortsu.
i4ahsn, bsiann er iid nidt gum ;ipsi.
ten Wfal, iOncsrn ueridwaub 70 idnsll
wie m0slid.l
= SamerSen qudlen6e, anbaltenbe
S9msr3sn! 0ie idwer fnb bisleh
bsn su ertrasen! @eld' cine 9Bobls
THAT lit es, 70 fdnsa pie mUslit bas
BON befrsit perbsu su t6nnen! Sir
tein 9silmittsl nirb Der 2eibenbe banfs
barsr iein, wie fir ben psltberibmtsn
ranfer Rain @rpeller," ba es sessn
Tbeumatismus, @i9t, gieuralsie unb
dbnli6e S9mer,en nidts BelIeres aiebt.
ytur 25 uno 80 Gents.
- Saumsiitsr 2ubwis &. Stipp pirb
bic S6suns unb ben Sduppsn fur bas
Dspartsment Der Offentli6en @srfe sr'
riatsn, osun bel Der GrUffnuns Der
stnsebcte am Donueritas purbe sefuns
ben, bab ieines nm stma $4,000 nisbris
ger mar, als mie bic auberen. Die neusn
Ssbdulidteiteu follen an @apouie aps'
nue, swii6en Gib unb Poplar StraBsn,
srrthtet werbeu unb In benielben rpirb
Sas Department tis idmmtlidsn Pfsrbs
unb 8asen unterbriusen. Serr Stipp
bat aud tiir,lidb elm usues Sdulbaus
auf Der @sitieite far Die SdulbebSrbs
fertisssitslt.
EE llutsrri9t i'm alapisrIpiel sr.
tbeilt nnter siinitistn Bsoinsunsen
5raulsiu emma Siren. Sic Pine ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06
(s$lus folst.)

= Gn Der @de uOn SsiferiOn ausnue
uno @ibion Strase mirb Or. Reeb
Burns Elm oreiitOdises priuates Soipi.
tal errihten lalien, oas etpa $40, 900
fOiten iou.
= Srau Soiepb 6. Pusb BON @or.
bon glace wuroe Wtontas 9iadmittaS
on Der @de BON Baibiuston apenue
nno Spruce StraBe nit ibrsu ;psi Sin.
bern uou einem sroBen slutOmObil ME
oerserannt. bod entfamsn alls orei gum
Slid obne ernitlids 8erlssunseu.
= Su Der Wobnuno BON Ssrrn uno
5rau 8. u. 5oriter an 9isrp gori 9trabs
wuros am Disnitas abenb ibre far.
mante Eodter. SRI. Gillian, nit 0srrn
Sarrp Stipp. Sobn BON Ssrrn nnb
5rau Better Stipp Don 9arrifOn aus.
nue., hnrd Taftor SObn Ranbolph in
Die iiiBen 5eiisln Der @bs einseiesnst.
Jtah Der @ermonie faHo elm @mpfans
uno 1o6Ieitsmahl itatt uno ipdter tra.
ten bic 9ieuusrmdhltsH cine Sod5sits.
reiie on. 0iat ibrer Rhdtebr merben
iie ii& In ibrem biibiasu ueusn 9auie
an Dbeeler auenue bauslih einrihten.
y 5rau Warsaretba SO. Ssnisl. bic
Bittme bes Dor Sabrsn perit. gBilliam
9euiel. Der frhber on genn ausnue cine
-8irbid,aft betritb. lit Wiontas abenb
in ibrer Dohnun9 an Maoiion auenue
ifah sinsr ipebrtdpissu Srautbeit i'm vi.
Eter BON II Sabren seitorben. Die Ser.
itorbene, Welhe iid Dor As Sabren In
Scranton nieberlisb, mirb uon ben 9Sd.
tern Srau Gliiabsth 0srmann unb Sran
u. Z. Saud iiberlebt. uno ibre 8siiss.
uns erfolst bsute yla4mittas I'M 6oreit
9il 5rieobof, nobel Eaitor u. 8. Sal.
lenfamp ben Erausroienit leiten mirS.
Die Dameniettiou oes Seranton sisbsr.
franz, bsren Wiitslisb bic Seritorbsue
mar. mirb bsm Sssrdbnib in eorpors
beinobnen.
Gin Mann aus @n6lanb i9reibt:
sd babe einsn spOlf Sabre alteu
Sohn. welder felt brei Sabren franf
sewsisn lit. s8ir pobntsn Dor 3msi
Subreu In 0suBlanb. unb bic asr3ts ba.
ielbft batteu ihu ols nnbeilbar aufssse.
ben. sic iaaten, baB fir ibn feline
Soffnuns msbr porbanosn pars. SBir
nabmen unisren Sobn nod ameriia
nit, unb bort rietb uns Elm 9la1bar,
glpenfrduter Blutbslsbsr ;u faufsn,
mas mir aud tbaten. unIsr Sobn lit
| jsst seiuiiS, obsleia fsin MsniG jemals
slaubte, oab er furirt' werbsn f0nnte.
@s 1T faum uStbis gu iuseu, baB mir
iebr oanfbar iiuo.4 q. Stsinnano,
@arriion. u. ..
user tafltt mobl lolfe .Sen9ntle telei,
obne sn fiibleu, baB Elm gutter @runb
fiir bisfefben uorbanbeH isin muB. Oas
stpas in oisism alteu Srdutsr.9silmit.
tel liesen muB, moonrd es an bic Spibe
Der setp0bnli@sn Disbisiuen seitsllt
uirb. Gs tahn nidt aus slpotbstsn
bsSossn werosn. SpssiaI.gssntsn lis'
fern es sireft an bas gublifum. Die
Sabrifanteu fuo Or. Better Sabrueb &
cons Co.. 112-11s 90. Sopns aus.,
Chicago, 81.
Sorni's Glpenirduter Blutbeleber 1T
ju baben BET 9enrp Baltsr, 1O11 @eour
apsnus.. .-..-..--.--...-.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06
0drberci
nno @einisnnss Nnftalt
nacb neaeifcmt Stpl,
1927 Clipe Ctr Serantpm.
frau u. 6ass. Gisentbiimeriu.

Cine lanaidbrist IN ariIubli&t Grfabruua
II @araniis fir bic aasrbsts Arbtit,
DIE pr'iis fnr mabi5. Arsii absssoi unS
abssIitfert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06
Tilllel)s>
-s
40 Jabre Bpm Gualitdt
0erfdnfen.'
Oiefer Nerfamf bietet cine
0eleSenbeit, ann tuiin.
fcbensipertbe &lciber
Sinnen 80 empbati:
fcben SSreiseUn3ef=
ffonen 3a er.
lanSen.

Die Sommer 3eit 1T bic 9infen Seit.
Bon al ben perldiebenen 2leiber Wfa.
tsralieh siebt es uidts paGenberss fur
ben Sommer nod fiiblsr, rein unb iriiH
ausisbeRs, als mie 2innsn. @sraoe nm
1isie Sabres5ett liebeu mir es. menn un.
fer Borrath pon 9iunen perbiiint miro,
ia iogar NOD mebr, mir belteben barauf,
nnb nm bieles Refnltat ju erreihen,
bei&neioeu mir Die Preiie. Die unten
ansefitrteu iollten ben .3wsd srrei9en.
SOC psrtb 36 Sol 9immsms, ale
reiHer Tlads. 30 35t bic
Gle.
Sn teihteni 9rau, ipei6, natiirlif,
Copenhagen blau, braun uno fhmar3.
&esuldrer SOC Uertb gu 35e bic Gle.
4Oe mertb ~ Sol meresrisirte
&leiaer Sinneas, 3n 25e Sie
Gae.
SIN 9eoer braun. Copenhagen blau,
giile roia. alte Roie. Saspur srau uno
weib. Resularr 4Oc Wertb su 25c
bic @lle.
75e mertb "a Sol natiirli@e
Crab Sinnens, 81 SOC bic
Gle.
Bon feiter, trauier Gertur, iebr min,
i6suswertb fiir stutomobilr6de unb
Sutiua 8leioerr0de. Resularer 75c
@erth ju SOC bic Gle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
NEW YORK IN. H.. 7; BROOKLYN. 8.

@ NEW YORK w. b'ls VI bhuohbtN' ,.
The New Yorks won again from the
Brooklyps at the Polo Grounds yesterday
and held a base running earn val while they
were doing IL, They stole every base on the
map except first base. and would have
stolen that but for obvious reasons. The
Brooklyns are hard up for a catcher just
now and had Billy Malonsy back there
yesterday. Maloney didSt throw well and
didn't get the ball away quickly enough
TO head of the New Yorks. herzog and
Donlia appropriated three bases each. the
former being the chief operator, because he
was at the head of o couple OF double steals
In which he and Donlin teamed together.
and tho Brooklyn play was made on Herzog.
Donlin wa merely q satellite in the two
double steals,
Two double steals In one inning was a
rarity accomplished by Herzog and Donlin
h the third. Herzog stole home on the
second one, and Doplin. would have stolen
rouled the ball of and thereby prevented q
novelty in the way Of VI steals home in
one inning. The New Yorks' base running
was all that saved the game from being tire
somely dull. and 1t didn't do that entirely.
II was q lack lustre affair in the main.
r. Howev or. Red Ames came to the front
BY his steady and effective pitching. He
started out by passing a man, and that Is
q Sis Suiesins syrn ssm Hif1 fh am r.. oS dId nv
send along an other foeman. gratis. The
free sweep of his arm was 90 Of yore, and he
employed speed. change OF pace and q drop
Alter Ames had passed Burch In the
frst inning Lumley sacrificed, and Herzog
wa an open door through which Hummel.s
Burch scored on the error. That was the
beginning and the end OF any aggressive:
ness on Broeklyn's part, They 6atted
SSs Z .S sSsp %ss 81 . Isas iR IN Now ,s'' Y '%1 soR Raaf 4
n New York's third inning there was a
On ssS balls to Hsrsos and Donlin. a brace 81
steals each py those two citizen hustlere
and q sacrifice fly by Seymour. Tenney
s ss ponli in ran seY HePaos on on The throw IN
70 Lewis Herzog would have been caught
between bnses II LOWS had thrown TO
fn9slisss 10 d se ess'0 ON Don MIN. and 4rS NIKE was nas
able to get back, to first because Jordan
had gone oyer 70 back up behind The plate;
poplin operated In unison to steal third
with the advantages q the unison business
start on Bell and sliding home while ponlinn
the plate and essayed | o duplicate Hersog''s
S issti had hs SHp lat n the SES' as aforesaid:
The New Yorks made i've runs in the
seventh inning and Ames started the squirt
kreoklyns recovered from the shock Ames
and. four partners had scored. Tenney
on a felder's choice, Jordan to Maloney.
kIpes being safe at the plate. Bresnahan
singled for two more runs Donlin's In.
brought In Bresnahsn. who had stolen third.
ponlin was caught trying to reach second on
his hit, but Seymour walked, stole second
and third and came In on Maloney's over
throw to the latter base. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
NEW YoRk u. I'D. 0 PuILAbnLPHIA tA. Id.


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. o. The High
landers had d comparatively easy time
OF 1t this afternoon weIloping the Athletics.
They scored six runs in the first two innings
on a combination Of free transportation,
fielding misoues and Ave hits--a lead which
the locals could not overcome despite the
vigorous efforts Of Jimmy DyRert and a
batting rally In the last three innings.
Schlitzer started In. He walked McIlyeen
and hit Moriarty. and between these passes
Hemphiil and Laporte singled. three runs
resulting. Coombs succeeded sohlitzer. but
he was no more effective. He passed
McIlveen and Hemphill. and Morarty
and Laporte touched him up for singles.
which. coupled with a wild throw by Powers,
Dygert, and Schreck were substituted
q, run getting occurred until the 81 xth.
run. a pair Of singles and Q double pro-
s siHnSssiee. 'S ns... aor he In ph shs slShta; rh rss
In the. third. In the sixth Nicholas base
on balls. a mispiay BY Lake and two singles
In the seventh on Barry's triple and Jack
sons single. CHESHIRE went to the box
In the eighth. when the locals made two
runs on a base on balls. E. collinsis double
and Barry single,
Balls feidlng. and. .Laporte's batting
were features. Hemphill made Four runs
The Roora.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
Weschester Tennis.

C. Lorraine wyeth. the former Ohio
State champion. and Louis J. Dreyfuss.
Columbis, won places In the aem final
round Of the tournament on the courts OF
the westchester Lawn Tennis Club yeeter-
dey; Joseph =. Condor, the former New
in the selm final. and the open bracket
Will be filed by the winner Of the Gustave
p. Touchard and L. Heiser mstcb.
The summary:
feated c. ScheIerr "a %. ~
Third Round..6: LORRAINE Wysth Defeated
Robert Towpsrnd: 90 &c; Louis Dreyfuss
Mems Doubies-Frst r~ound-yoseph =. Condor
and L. Millens Burt defeated z: II. James and
Woln deteated l. HArtmaa and e; w.. smith:
as, -: c. Scheffer and 7. ~ Pike defeated
A. Hartman and Rodetck V. Grace, - e-S:
IS; G. Lorraine wycth and Robert Townsend
VI; Louis J.. Dreyfpss and IL. L. Erich. sIsun'
finished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
WArsoN HORSES WIN.
seers Heavily on Chapp,enihip Nay AZ
Newport SNOW.


NEWronf. r. l., Sept. e.-Tho thirteenth
N.S T 49,. .hov cana 10 an
annual NewpoIt notee
end this afternoon with she cnampionel,k
oIassss an the features. Tho horses OF G. W.
e'oss $4,000 -xlunera
watson were aehh tne srease1s $3.50.
taking the lead over Judge W, ID. moore .
entrles ~ eeyerai y sw RoolpaId
Representatives OF Alfred apo noein
yspderb,It. with tho exception OF DR.. Bel
S. -,,nh to-dav
wonk. did not do very muoh eo.osy. -
DR.. 6elw0nk had another notapie VicSofs
over .J,doa Noore,a international Champion
Radiant to-day .when no was hoyuu 49,
champion. In the class LOT isIsy oisss
Radiant did not get O place IN tn9 vitss'
another Of the Moore entries, benagor'
aettInq the, reserve.
in fke champiouahlp class for eaddle
horses Durham. r. 1. Pattersonis horse.
49, stetn Dehhttfa inE,ino coteSed by the
tilsn hosei Mnto E9nhsnGa ~ New York,
american horse E3cnanso !" No" N,i-'
Tho summary:
Class so-Jumpeu; open 70 ait-Ftnt, wet
Eesthsrsss's sr. z, DAVID 9dfsy; third, West
chester Fsfns'ch n. George J. Csne.
Ciass i0vHorses In harness. over 1S.z hands
ed not over E.Y-Finsi, o. w. wetson's b. g.
Lord baltimore second. william II. MooIe's
a. q 'Kinss. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Exciting Finishes Mark the Close Of
MeetlnE II Hartford.

HARTFORD. Sept. a.-The Grand Circuit
meet at Charter Oak Park was brought to
an end this afternoon with two racesS both
Of which furnlshed close and exciting fin-
ishes. In the 2se pace William c.. driven
By Durfee In place OF Murphy. who was
sick. had a hot fight with Charley Hal at
every finish and In most Of them Milton e.
Jr., was on almost even terms with the
leaders. Ftve heats were necessary to de-
eide the winner.
While Geers,. with Teasel, WAS pressing
close upon the leader at each finish In the
$40 trot, Del Coronado would have won In
straight heats but for q break In the second.
he ran under The wire. The Judges
set him back to last place In the heat and
Milagro got second money by being slightly
In advance of Teasel at the finish and thus
getting credit for winning Q heat. There
were about o.ooo persons at the park to-day.
The summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
TO-DAY'S CARD AT SHEEPSHEAD.
Flight Stakes and nusset Handicap the
Leading Features.

The Flight Stakes. at seven ~furlongs, will
be the feature OF the card for Sh~eepshead
Bay to-day. with Rosebeu. Half Sovereign
and Baby Wolf perhaps the hest. In the
Russet Handicap. st q mile aud a half on
the grass. .Bedouin. Montfort and Moquette
figure well. In a handicap at SIX and a
half fn!ionss CrSssina. spooner and States
In thestesplechass!% ~ about two and one
half miles, Caller. Economy and Pirate look
formidable, In the third race, for two
year-olds. i've and ene-hslf furionEs. Bon
Homme. County Fair and Intervene have
chances. In the last lace. also for two
track. Lawton Wiustns. Court Lady and
Sandpiper. may cut up the purse. The
entries follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
POUR MAJEsTY's ST. LEGEE
The Faverite. Beats white Eagle b
Doncaster Classic.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIL Sun.
LONDON, Sept. e.-The race for the 81.
Leger Stakes OF $500 sovereiens, for en-.
tire colts and flfies foaled in 1905. about
one mile. six furionss and is2 yards, ives
run ct Doncaster to-day and was won
by g. B. .yoels Your Majesty. ". Han
Walkers White Earle VA SECOND Lee.
third.
The betting vas II to 8 on Your Nay.
esty. 100 to z against White Eagle and 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
Public Rsrsts Tennis.

Prospect Park tennis players made Il
a clean sweep on their home courts yester-
day over the players Of Bronx Park In the
posptoned matches. The summary:
s,ngiss-Ps.eI Basheag, Prospsos, dstsa,sd
Prospect, defcsIsd y. Monteaore Hensohcl.
Bronx. IS-L. S-i; Howard Ferries Prospcct,
defested PcSuaIi. Broux. 80 81: yessc Fishel.
Prospect, defeated Haas. pfonx, @e-l,
poubles-Jchn A. Brooks snd. W; A. Akberg
Prospect. defeated Pesrsal and Haas, Bron5
Harrison, Prospect. dsfesied- u. Meserole and
L. Well. Bronx. 81. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10
THREE RACES FOR WHITNEY
BROOKDALE NYMPH, FANCYASD,
PETTICOAT SCORE FOR HIN.

g.
s..s,,.on vs,ste Gallons on with the W.,
-, Observation-Disclosures ~
-. .. n.n..-nurv..,s ra.s
scsp -. ,u,. =. "mp
Tep Iurns Es'' "h"o ~ nv nay.
49, vn.d NV n. p. whitney uo, ~.
a. 49,. sacss at s~heenshead Raw rssta"
I s.n as..rnnnn prookdaIe Nymnh ma.
yn 80 IN The Rev del Carreres ror sn
-. stsiTa and 4 haif ~furlonRs. main conra.
"a won gallonlnR by two and a half len en-,
-, 10 90 Tiohn Sanford'a Fort ,Johnsas
was second iii the way and beat George
0doms Nimqus py TOUT ienstne Tor Tue
place.
Mr.. Whitney's Worcester FLY. Fancy.
1850 avent n ae,lino ada;r :.
took tne seoonu o.." M. CT, -, ~
o mule ana q s'Iteen.n. oain leu uhul
moved up and beat her By a half a length
. 49, alive ne time being la go
w. a naIu 80 ASnrs.on ,oot. ~ 10
Five lengths pack huoie.oh eooE tnird
money by O head from old Red Friar.
petticoat. also bearing the whitney COLOR
.nd rscsIvinv tv enty pounds from Geores
49,. T.sno. caucht ira latter AZ Tho ,..s 10y
q; si1t .so.H. S1ls sn Siri son Ave- sse and nd', q half s1sf fe,.
- r,,.,rItv couyae nv n Ian 9Th In 1 m AZ
1CnsS, .u.di four lengths over H. B. Duryess
s~pectatress. John T.. Madden's Miss Kear-
ney did DOT show her usual speed,
The Oneck Stables Fashion Plate gal
loped on with the Waldorf Dinner Stakes.
for two .year-oid COLTS and eeioinss al sx
furIonpR. Euturtty course he leo nearly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-10

Runs-Chicsgo-Slegle: ?; Holman, Il Schultz,
J.: King. !. ST Louis-McIAuren /: Konetchy.
j; Higgins. /. Two base hirs-Hofinau. Howard.
Murray. Three base hit-Charlos. Home run
Konetchy, Sacdhce hlts.Hofman. Stetnfeidt,
Overall, Stolen bascs-Slagie,. Evers. Holman.
Schultz. Double plsysL.overan and Stetnfeldt;
shaw and Byme. Left on basos-Chlcagc, a;
81. Louis. !. First base on bslls-on Hisrins
L First base on errors-Chicago, q: 81, Louis.
Struck out-By Overall. g. by Higeins.2.
tmpire-o'Day. Tme-i hour and 20 minutes.
Atendance-aoo,
BOSTON n. L.. 0; PHILADELPHIA n. LS.a.
BOSTON, Sept, e.-Boston won to-day from
inninr. The score: