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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-13
Published in The Topeka State Journal
5 -- Feb. 13. 1908.
SENATE BILL NO. 119.


AN ACT empowering the county com
missioners of WyandOtte county, Kansas,
to improve, maeadanize and maintain a
certain public highway in Shawnee town
ship in said county.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Kansas:
Section l. That the, Board of County.
Commissioners of the County of Wyan-
dotte, State of Kansas, are hereby au-
thorized and empowered to improve. ma
cadan1iZe and maintain a public highway
commencing at the center of the North
west one-fourth 6az) of section thirty-six
$3.50 township eleven CID range twenty
four CD at the end of the present rock
road; thence west TO the center of the
Northeast one-fourth "a of section thir-
ty-four $40 township eleven CID range
twenty-four (24) in Shawnee Township in
Wyandotte County, Kansas.
Section 2. It shall be the duty of the
said County Commissioners to expend the
Improvement. macadam1zing and mainte-
nance of such road each year until COM
pleted, such proportion of the two-mill
tax levy authorized by an act of the leg
islature of the State of Kansas in the year
1899, entitled IAN act empowering the
County of Wyandottee to improve and
maintain certain public highways and
being chapter ZIG of the Laws of 1899, as
shall be equal to the amount Of such levy
expended and used by said board for the
Enforcement macadamizing and mainte-i
nance of other roads in said county I'M
der said act and acts supplemental there
to during each year.
Section 3. That this act shall be supple
mental to chapter 2z6 of the Laws of 1899,
entitled IAN act empowering the county
of Wyandotte to improve and maintain
certain public highways and levy and col
1ect taxes for that purpose" and that the
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TO WHOM r. MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given that my petition
for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors
according to law at my drug store at No.
421 Holiday avenue, in the Second ward
OF the city of Topeka, Shawnee county.
the probate judge of Shawnee county,
Kansas, and that the same has been set
for hearing by the Honorable r. F. Hay
den, probate Judge of Shawnee county,
Kansas, on the Goth day of February 1908.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. at his office in the
court house, in the city of Topeka.
H. C. MARTIN.
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AN ACT to repeal section s. of chapter
153 of the Session Laws of 1901
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Kansas.
of the session laws of 1901 being an act
providing for holding terms of the Dis
trict Court in the Cities of Girard and
Pittsburg in Crawford County. Kansas,
and to repeal all acts and parts of acts
in conflict with this act. Approved Feb
ruary, 9Th, 1901 and published in the ohi-
the same is hereby repealed.
Section 3. This action shall take effect
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First published in The Topeka State
journal Feb 13, 1905

Thirst published IN The Topeka State
Journal Feb 13, 1908.
At a meeting of the city council of the
city of Topeka. Kansas, held February g.
1905. the following resolution was present
ed and adopted:
Resolved That the Mayor and Council
of the City of Topeka, deem it necessary
for the best interests of said city that
Monroe street from the south line of 10th
avenue to the north line of 18th street be
graded, curbed and paved thirty 600 feet
wide with vitrified brick on sand founGa-
ton.
C. E. JORDAN
I. C. B. Burge, City Clerk of the City
of Topeka, Kansas. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy of the original resolution. now
on file In my office.
&C. B.. BURGE,
TSeal1 City Clerk.
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HOUSE BILL NO. 70.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
Feb. b. 1901
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HOUSE BILL NO. 81,

Published in The Topeka State journal
Feb. Ii, 1908
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HOUSE BILL NO. 9.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
Feb ID, 1861
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FOR SALES room cottage, IA lots, paw
ed St. 81 COO; $50 down, SIS per month.
F. NJ Ward real estate agent. ST North
Kansas ave.
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CLAIRvoYANTs.

PROF. NIBLO tells your name. who and
when you marry, why you called. reunite
the separated. by deaths, business, love,
marriage, divorce, dates, names. Special
readings 1 week 50c. 120 W. 9Th St, corner
Jackson.
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CHEAPER THAN WESTERN LAND
400 acres Greenwood county, Is miles of
county seat, miles of railroad town. 80
plowed 80 meadow, balance pasture, 8
room house, small barn. Only SIS per
acre If sold In two weeks. $1,000 mort
". NJ. FORBES & CO.. 1o7 W. 9TH.
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IDAHO IRRIGATED LANDS.

In purchasing a home it is not how
cheap, but how good. Can show you 9
room modern one to be proud OF.
Z room house, lots, near Washburn
college, fenced, fine place for chickens,
$500 cash. balance easy payments.
For sale of trade for city property, 30
acres smooth upls nd, miles out
Mrs. Theodore Saxon, 1857 Harrison st.
FOR EXCHANGE+Thorou modern
new s room house, on west side, close
in; will take vacant lots or small rental
property part payment.
W. J. RICKENBACHER,
Phone 1853. 534 Kansas Ave.
$3.50, only 500 down, lots. room house.
cellar. well, rents s.. Also new room cot
tage, 2 lots, cellar, cistern. gas, near 9Th
street car, $1,000: 500 cash; balance easy.
GARLINGHOUSE REALTY CO.,
6O8 KANSAS AVE.
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FOUNDERS AND MACHINE SHOPS
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS- AND PAT
tern makers. Topeka Foundry, 31S-220-22:
Jackson ST. Both phones $50
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PICTURE FRAMING.
FRA MING, regilding, mat making, mount
ing done by J. D. Sullivan, 122 w. Eighth
street Packing. shipping. etc.
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c. B. ALBERT, real. ESTATE
THE HOUSE AND ROOM LOCATER.
Room 4, 601 Kansas Ave. Ind Phone 1863
FOR SALE@By owner, corner lots with
3 houses. Add. NJ. F. B., Journal.
FOR SALE-An immediate offer win bug
my residence rs w. 6th. ave Topeka
very cheap. c. c. Baker. Lathrop. Mo
ANOTHER CUT
On top of S175 yesterday. I'll woodIawn.
Rotwin, today for s., 400. CValue $500
rooms. all modern, 81 by Dos east front
ground, finest addition in the city. Don't
fail to look at this and then see =
". NJ FORBES s. c., 107 w. 7th st.
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FOR SALE
Cottage 1918 Mulvane ST., rooms, be-
sides reception hall and bath, 8 bed rooms
and very large closets upstairs, instan-
taneous gas heater, hot and cold water
in cellar, kitchen and bath room, gas and
electric lights, cemented cellar, 1a block
to pavement.
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
Phones 948 116 w. Sixth St.
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MODERN IN ALL DETAILS
A neat story room house, completely
modern on paved st. and only block
from business center Never been lived in.
Price consistent with advantages Call
at 902 Jefferson st.
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sANTrARrUfs.

CHRGSTS HOSPITAL COTTAGES FOR
the care and treatment of nervous tnva-
lids alcohol and drug habits and mild
cases of mental arrangement w. 8.
Lindsay. NJ. D.. 500 K A.. Topeka. Kan.
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FREE DIspENsARx.

MACHINE SHOPS.
For up-to-date gunamiths and electrician.
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!. .Zercher Book and Sta.
for supplies furnished
itemized statement, as
for all demands against
The sun., 1908-07-18
cLOTHIER BEATS b. o. WRIGHT.
Final Of seabriSht singles Provides First
Class Unset.

William J. Ciothier brought about no small
surprise yesterday when In the final OF the
miss and out singles In the lawn tennis tourna-
ment at the aeabright Cricket and Lawn
Tennis Club he defeated Beals Y. Wright
IN a four set match. just what 1t VISA that
made Clothier 50 good is not explained. but
apparently the high wind blowing bothered
Wright greatly. He couldn'. get the proper
judgment OF distance on his drives, with the
result that many OF his shots were out OF
court. Persons who saw Clothier defeated
at Orange In his match against Edward p,
Larned couldn 7 q hgure out before Yesterday 8
match how Clothier could beat Wright
And after the match they weren't much more
However, the resul, stands. one Of those q
lnaecountable reversels that overtake Wright
he has done 30 far this season, he should have
won from. Clothier. but he did not, He made
'ss soas g. .,.sy @ ' ssass
In the third set wright rallied fi al the least bit
nna 70 ready sE
fourth. olothier resisted passiyely in the
fourth dependns on the other fellow e make
took SET and match, He win meet r b. Little
this afternoon in the challenge round. Tho
scores &c 1 yesterday y were "a. e-2. SO. io-s'
AT the unlyersity Heights F. G. yesterday
Miss Marie Wagner won the flnal round 10
Miss Wagner had the benefit Of greater agility
to Cset ths espere99ss Of her oppoSpsn.
but the second came eii In quick time, i.
the waso6 tSs ssacSsd she
&c 81. 90. ip q semi-nnal match; Runyop
round against Roy Riehey,. and he was not
at bis beat. In doubles there vas e first
Sh .sd cSnan abe sr
The matter Of the shady. court on which
Condor on Thursday has caused some com.
coprt. said conneIi yest,rday. ana Yielded
the the odd i's game meme certainty | ocpldnt Eet an
unfair advantage. Anyway. | play a long
g sss sS the wss met 9sssa fiaS
summary.
un.ye,ssy HEIGHT. GsP.s'.d b
Sem. .nnai Round. Condor defeated A. s.
Mems poubies~Firs, round-condon and Burt
defeated stelnaeher and otto Hinsk. 80: a.
,essS s.nks EsuaSy and becTmss sns
ws%.n: si%nGIeswwflaal % " sSIS sou5d.A,ss Marie was-
Tho tournament at the Apawamis Club
the end. In the meme doubles the finals
who defeated L. ID, Woodbury. and H. b.
This was very good pair for Mahsn and
Bulkley to beat. In the singles Mahan has
stll to play ssainst his olMbmate. James g
final round The winner then will meet
still another West Slider Calhoun Cragin.
In the final round. The summary: -
Apawaufis Club Tournament-Aen's doubles.
semi nnsi round-L. 3. Mehan and II. d. Bulkiey
defeated L. E. Ware and |. II. Sankey,6-S.6-2.
Final Round-L. Z. Mahsn and II. D. Bukley
defeated L: D. Woodbury. and II. D. Montgomery.
"a s-d "a ..
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Y.cht H.ndic,p. fer ro-a.y.

Handicapper Theodore Grsnbery Of the
handicap yacht racing class OF the Sound has
announced the percentage allowance for the
races OF the Larchmont Yacht Club to-day.
These races are the first Of series OF six In
each class which will be sailed during race
week and are as follows:
first Division -Dutchess, J. n. Palmer. 0. Sally
X. \, z; alaek . T.nys o. P: oTsTb;ry; = Fesl.
MarrnsTte. ". r; CaIs. !: THsts Robert jseoS:
i.i r1sss sssa,,p Paw E.yns sis, Hypsa%Ss % f..ph
sierck. |: &snder.r iv., +. D. Budd,'
s ssSond I,y ss, e cssSS.I, Rnss
1Sysr u: Jolly Rossr. e. NSTtN a-GolE III aEoN,sE
pam $P;s%n!.a +,Ls T. S'F ss.s ssssd0OD'f. H. q
s. e. Han;si Robin HcSS: d;soiFs SsSil.sd, 3
81: Kenosne H.. G. VI. yoir W: Grace IT,. J. r.
Lsmbden. q Tsmeriane. Daniel Baoyn. ~.
VIII, N: n, Traesdale, @ Answer. y r. Bedford, &
Bs, A s; ssdSssy Ss;i n xsTTs THs,
~ = s
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,,hllsdelphia. .; 81. Louis, o.
CHICAGO tx. b.,, 8: sIv YoHH IN. t.. 20.

CHICAGO tN L,, 8: NHw YoRH IN. t'so.
CEIcAoo. July 1.-THE bat OF Joseph Tinker
stopped New Yorks winning, Iparch to-day
and sent them to their hotei defeated. TOO.
A home run drive was the only tally fegistsfed
in great game. whore Brown and Mathewson
were shining stars f.F.. ~ :,
New York perishsd one two thres In the
opening round With two gone in the Cubs
hall, Howard singled and Bridwsll iniseued
McCormiok. In the second Doniih. Seymour
and Devltn all beat out short tape. With the
bases full Mccormick popped to Hoffman and
Bridwsll hit Into double play Eysrs
hall. but Matty quickly disposed of three
mon.
end of the field. Y was. an easy home run.
delayed him. Tinker stopped, ran back TO
third came on again and beat the bell by-haif
Tinker ever got to first, and he vas nailed
In the four fpsi innings only ons New York
man rssehed the inittsf station. RrIdT,s,l , on on
out6eld dies In the ninth. The score;
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MANHAssET CHALLENGE CUP.
Three Yachts to Race for Trophy on the
Sound Next Week.


The Ma1hasset challenge cup. which has
been held " the American Yacht Club since
IL was won two years ago by the Mimosa H..
Is to be sailed for next week. The Indian
Harbor Yacht Club challenged. naming the
Seneca, owned by Addison G. Hanan. and
the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club entered the
contest under the terms Of the deed OF gift
naming the Alera, owned by A. H.. 4 j. w
Mimosa III. owned by stuyvesant VAIN
These races will be sailed on july. .2s, 20 and
30 and the courses will alternate, first wind
ward or leeward and then triangular. The
starting line Is to be of Captains Island and
the wipdward and leevard course will be
o.E miles to eaGh s, fs % JAILED ,s sTGs
course will be SIS miles on the first leg. s..s
on the second and s,s on the third. or 10. IS
miles around the triangle. This is to be
sailed twice over, making 205 miles in all.
The cup goes to the YACHT scoring the most
points II the. the series mutual sS1esPssn. 9s
a boat built prior to January l.. 1908, but
which has not been materially changed In
hull or rig but that rates more than 81 feet,
shall allow one-half OF the regular allowance
down to p feet. The Mimosa III. rates 20 o.
so she will have ave TO conSede to the other two
and 700. or las feet. This is 1905 seconds
Certificates Of measurement furnished by
the measurer Of the American Yacht Club
are to be filed with the committee before the
race. W. Butler Duncan, .Jr. has been chosen
Club. Walter 9. Kerr viii act ~ a similar
and these two have chosen George A. Cor
mack as the third judge.
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FOUR TEAMS LEFT IN GLIDDEN.
Second Rochester Trio Loses Perfect Score
Through an Accident.

BosroN, July l7.-Proverbial bad luck
attended to-dayis run Of the Glidden tour
from Albany to this place. James Mclean.
an observer In the Franklin. No IS. smiled q:
ayouns woman at the roadside In West sp.ins-
field. He got her apple. but 1t was green
one she threw and 1t hit him In the goggles
and smashed them. The broken glass in
hioted q cash over McLean's eye which re-
auired two stitch es TO close 1t,
u. .rapidly around a curve, had to dodge a team
and dro We his car into ditch. breaking the
rear right wheel. which was weakened by
ef the tour, Peter Estse. Z, ,newspaper man.
Jumped and sprained the ligaments IN his
s Mhss se Ssr s sna the ssF
tour, tonight, being penaiized ass Is points
The Msrmon, No. 2s. driven by W. C. Mar
mon. sustained its first pnnetured tire during
the tour to-day twenty, three miles from
The accident and. penalizatlon Of the stude-
siaS 81 es score sSSs fSse
the Giidden contest; including the BufIslo
iumbus team Of three Peerless cars. the
second Chicago, team q tive Hayneses and an
0ldsmobile and the Bay State clubs team
Thirteen cars sustained punctured tires
during to-day ? run to emphasize the hoodoo.
furious rate, just missed a load Of lumber
in rounding curve He crashed into fence
The only damage was tire torn OF. W. B.
Hurbept, driving the Garford, No. 81. ran into
a bridge and tore OF Its handrail.
knuckie yesterday, was Withdrawn from the
tour to-day; SO was the Overland runabout
fortunes since IL started from Buffalo.
The tourists will be the guests OF the Bay
Stats Automobile Association at a ciambake
at Nantasket Beach tomorrow afternoon.
The schedule for Monday 3 run of l54 miles
to Poland Springs. Me. is eight hours,
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COLE.
Play Active. on. New jersey shore-New
Rules for Csddies.. =;

- -..r--t
Rules for Caumes' \;
a. mere is muSn CSsiNftS on Sno no n1ss eion
tns Eew ry rysreeh shhoie ,rVm IN SssSstMsy Msy ana
n play AZ the Holtywood Soif Club. while
the Deal. Golfs snd. Ceyntsy. Club and the
Seabright' Gom Cup. dnfy are sticklers fof
decor um amSSns sns aeaaod,es ~ the Deal
course, lot ths cIoMa. OF Teehepn Playsfe
oompeis strset ,Rovslnnent q tpe boys
confusion is 70 be ey9lded. The members
must pay tnelr oaqaics immedlSteiy aiter
now ip fcroe for the csddissS Ia which there
is much that other CLUBS might imieat> with
PROFIT ,,..-. 3i.,' 81 L - 3.
l. Thar VIII BE- but one cIass for ap caddisl, and
the rate shall De . cents for nine hoies or fraction
Csddies VIII not De allowed 20 sei balls within
the nmH aHs o 'mr ,se etup ~ Stc .,,,.
,Ha nnd mvst no, .,ne :, ny S,ees ~ ~ so me
~ 9sn,nds enespt - ma ct,,h - Sso. S,.sn
when pIsyins, and TO return same 10 'bs9 WSsn
mernber Sss nIeycd - ''"'s " 'o's "n'n
T. Loud tsiEinr. calling or swearing, win not bc
,oIsrastd. - '-'' -. = ss'' NV "
grounds. - -. " - - $50
Q. csddles are not allowed 10 play on the oourss
except by written permission OF the greens com
~ Wi ~ 'she shs ~ I'm M Ana @
ss tusn Sy ,hs eaaSs mss,sT anS esIsed Snen
sceordinsiy. He must not snssSe bims.,f n
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Cleveland, .; Washington. !.
Boston, 4; Chicago. Q.

SNEw YORK "a. L), o: ST. LOUIS "a. L.. 3.
The New Yorks unloaded another bundle OF
tAarlng hits on the Browns yesterday and
made enough runs In one inning to beat them.
They were behind when they started their
rally and dldn I let up until they had caught
up. gone ahead and taken q safe lead. 1t
was free and furious hitting. and Jack Powell
was the sufferer Powell had seen Orth
batted of the eminence in the recond inning
and gos along ccmforttbly until he himself
was dislodged from the dais by the sudden
upheaval. The fielding was good. Ball at
short being especially spry. New Yorks
game Was strong and without any serious
faults except once when the home side balled
UP base running operation and blundered
into double play. It didn't do any harm.
but was just the sort OF ENHANCEMENT that
might have been very injurious by reason OF
shutting of needed runs.
Manning pitched the last seven innings for
the New Yorks, and the Browns couldn't
find solution for his curves The fact Ia he
outs he inflicted came ip handy in holding
them down p1th Fot by The BE-, fret s,sn Inning snS
clear in the. second. and two runs came IN,
centre and Ferris rsmmed double 70. the
Gn 81 the %tho.
stIslsht % Bali and Niles respectively, =,
jones %has Il time s1s I ssE Cha tSs slei
s hi, ss % rss ns ahead @ q the throw ae%pSili
and %sas sdrss down ba. % to to
u .se az aSa 0es
;; sss"di; Stand .sf:
The Browns had two on bases and only one
si1YHt su ssssa ssS
s dpaaEses :tEs VI. 1ts peaay y slp S Ss p
Gssnalas Nil.. curved =, y, 5we SsSssrT "a ssTs. e
bali went straight 70 stone. but ss that, field
sI,s arm Il by no means phenomenal one.
hss Gny S ssS e S as mds d Inc
'SSsa S.ss sad NO
single to left and MoriaTty scored and Hemp
% 70 LIT. II. s Psishsa.ys @ % hit aiied the bases: /
being msde on Dineen. who succeeded Powell
s9uss.e. double squeeze as q were. and
s. nss. Se "a. e y
ihs hGS S. is ss hs nHas s
and Hsmphiii streaking for third. Hemphiil
ln when Jones made a low throw to Spencer.
The Browns made . run in the seventh on
hits by Ferris and Stons and on oqt VI.
mangled their base running. Niles was on
second and Conroy on first. the former on
Niles besn watchful lie could have reached
third on GonIoys hit, as It was hit and run
play. doubls steal was next In order, but but
result was Conroy ran him Oh. He woke up
and tried to annex third. but the bailtraveIling
Conroy had time enough TO get TO second
meanwhile. but took too much time and was
doubled on Ferris g quick throw TO Williams.
take OF Evans 3 did not excuse Conroy for not
getting to his objective point sooner. The
The sun., 1908-07-18
RIALTO BEATS KING COBALT
e. DUGAN PUTS UP A GREAT
RIDE ON JOYNERS COLT.

TtIeing Trims Kentucky Beau-short Cut.
Great Pirate. Prince Of Piisen and
aubia Granda Also 8core-Four Fa-
Yorites and Two Second Choices win.
Eddie Dugan put up a wonderful ride on
A. j. Joyners Rialto. . TO 1. IN tho handicap
at ak furlongs run over the Brighton track
yesterday. King Cobalt, oven money. cut out
his usual fast pace to the head OF the stretch.
where he looked a sure winner. Then Dugsn
went to the whip and laid the punishment
on 90. thick that Rialto was soon overhaullne
King Cobalt rapidly. The latter was In
trouble at the sixteenth pole. where Mcdaniel
also went to the bat. IL was a rouelng finish.
In which Rialto got UP 10 win by short head
in ia3 is. King Cobalt had fve lengths
over H. B. Duryea g Marathon. 8 tol.
]. H. McCormicks Telling. 7 to S. won the
opening event. at mile and sixteenth.
woodford Clay's Kentucky Beau. s to 1. cut
out the pace for nearly mile where Tileing
moved UP and beat him easily by length
L. ' Esdes as %b,s = 2 was ss sth'
second @ race. @ for r. neidsn nj tso-yssr-olds. dys
fprlenss;, sa;, and rolled h9ms qR the big Ohs With
ioaas. % 70 ran s second. len sth n front Of
~, 7 70 z: was in sloss quarters all che way.
the third event. for three-year-olds. at 4
sean n aps ssm snd won
beat Ss.s GowsP AZ. ito, to the cs5'y Paoemakor' BY
greater Tsp part Of tSs distance. J, ". Cots
Prince Of Pilsen. TO 5. beat her two lengths
IN drive In in the stseplsShsfs a.;pd hs;ppdioep At
was nearly an eighth of mile back. The
time was 4.4s.
+. ii. wiilians's colors were carried to
victory by Rubia Granda, !? to I, In the last
raoe, for two-year-old Ifillies and gedlnss,
Ave furlongs She made all the pace and
H. B. Duryea's Lady Selma, s to 4. l.. A.
Cellas Arionette, q 20 !. vas three lengths
favorites and two second choices were sue
cessful. The sumnaries e,
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NO GAME ron 0UAKERs.t
Rain Interferes with Beginning ef Crtcke
Match At FoIkestsne.. -, q, !.
Special Coole Despateh 10 ral 50

Special Cdble Despdteh 10 TIE SUN
FOLK EsToHK. July l7.-wth q days rest
after their disastrous defeat 1T the hands OF
the Hamrshire County team. the cricket team
Of the Gentlsmen OF Philadelphia arrived
here this morning to try conclusions with the
were enabled TO get In a little practice at the
nets. but when the game was about 10 coga-
mence rain fell steadily. and before the lgnch-
con interval the ground was In such condition
that play was impossible. Tho two cartatns
therefore abandoned all idea Of c2mmepctng
postponed until to.morrow' wner, ar, early
start win be made In an effort to bring It to
conclusion. ...f....r. ....
The sun., 1908-07-18
SHARP HITTING BY HlLLNRN
DRFVE POWELL FROM BOX WITH
A CLUSTER OF BEAUTIES.

Browns Beaten Again by the New Yorits.
(. Manning Pitching Well After Orth %
( kno6lfcd Out-Detreits Make a Runs
and still More Flts Against Athletics.
The New York Americans beat the Browns
aaain yesterday. and two victories In sue
cession for tailenders against pennsnt pos
sibilitfes 10 not 80 bad, at lesst not after what
the New Yorks, had been doing. The locals
played hrst class ball In both games. The
ltadihg event Of the day was the huse score
piled up By the Detroits. The fierce Tigers
tore into the Athletics for twenty -one runs.
the, ton score Of the season III the big leagues.
They widened the gap. between hrst and
second places. The Clevelands won in Wash
ipfton and passed thr Chieaeos. who lost In
Boston. The results '. :"
New York, q; 81. Louis. q. ~ -
q Detroit. n: Philadelphia. ..
Lts. Cleveland. 3; WASHINGTON. l..
- t. t- Boston, 4; chicago. Q.