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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-13
OGDEN CHARMS
+ {. P. DALRYMP lie

T. p Dalrymple. father OF DR. w.
G, Dalrymple of this city. Is visiting
his son for an indefinite time He Is
a resident OF Menominee. Wis, and is
a veteran of the Grand Army of the
Republic He was a member OF the
First New York Dragons. and that
he Is proud of his company goes with
out saying The Grand Army boys all
think their particular company was
the best
Mr. Dalrymple says he has attended
a number of national encampments but
the one now being held In Utah. he de-
clares, beats them all And" said
he. 1T is doubly pleasant for me be-
cause ] can visit my son while | am
here Ogden is such fine place and
so close to the encampment that 1t is
very convenient and pleasant for me
TO spend most OF my time here"
II never visited place that ! liked
better than l do ogden The people
are the most hospitable / ever met
and It seems to me that the natural ad-
vantages and resources of the country
here are almost unlimited. The west
is surely great. and there is no Ques-
ton that the visit Of the old soldiers
here has been the event of their lives
fOh. well, We haven't many more
OF them before us We all feel that
we should take advantage of them
while we have the opportunity-you
know that the most of us are getting
pretty well along in years. | am 60
ing to visit ogden canyon next Sun
daY"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-13
JACK 'KERRON PROVES
SURPRISE AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Aug. 12.-Meidocre rae
ing made the third day Of the Grand
Circuit meeting at North Randall un.
interesting today Jack McKerron
proved the surprise of the day, win
ming the second race the 2:19 trot, in
straight heats. Marie y, was the IA
vorite. selling at $25 TO SIS against
the field
Results
2;l9 trot, three-yeaT-olds, purse. $3.50
Vito won in two straight heats in
2.1i l-2: 212 "a. Harry Deycreaus.
James A. Border Guard, Winiireda.
Sister Frances and Mac Nunne also
started
2:19 trot, purse. S150O-Jack Nc
Kerron won in straight heats In
2,07 81; 2:OS 81; 2.O9 II Idlewise
and Henry Seller also started.
PIG pace; purse, 1OOo-Walter w.
won in straight heats in 2i0S 81;
2.O6 "a: 2.J9 3-4. Complex, Sidney
h. and Lady Patchen also started.
2,O7 pace; purse, S7O0-Baron
Whips won two heats in 2:07, II IA:
Arthur J. and Earle Jr also started.
2:21 trot; purse. S1,2oo-Dr. Jack
won two heats in 2;14 Ia; 2:1S. Miss
Baritone, My Gift. Silver Baron and
Block Bell also started.
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AID SPORTS. ........ ~ 'bfigr
OWEN MORAN WANTS
ABE ATTEll AGAIN
lfgr
British Feathcrwcieht Thinks He Can
Beat the American Champion.

London. Aug. 13.-Owcn Moran has
already commenced to get himself
Into condition for his contest with
"Jem' Driscoll
What about your prospects, Ow en?"
II think we are both triors." he
said. and | dare say the better man
Will win. Which is the better man
we have yet 10 see. but | do think
thls-thc man who wins this fight has
every right to style himself the cham
pion. | don't see ow Abe Attell can
claim the title, at any rate ! should
like TO state that win or lose. | will
fight Attel n fortnight afterward Tor
$1,000 a side at his own wclGht-122
pounds-any number of rounds from
20 to 40. | don't think anything could
be falrer than that offer have some
American papers where it says that
ought to have had the verdict over At
tell in America and II he sill thinks
he can beat newell, here is his
chance"
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.ELECTRlFICATl0N Of
ROAD is CERTAIN

Simon Bamberger, president OF the
Salt Lake and ogden Railway com
pany. has begun work on the laying
OF tracks on Lincoln avenue. He has
torn up all of the old track that has
been laid on that street as FAR as
Twenty-sixth street and has put in
eighty-6ye-pound rails. The old rails
were only fortypound steel. The COM
pany can now use the heaviest of roll
ing stock on that street
Poles are being set and 1t Is expect
ed that the road will be electrified
by October 1.
Owing TO the large amount of work
being done on other parts Of the line
there are but a few men at work here,
but the tracks probably will be laid
as far as the site Of the new depot
before the end of the week.
Mr.. Bamberger is pushing the work
now so that he will have his road in
readiness when paving that street Is
begun.
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TWO BOYS ESCAPE FROM
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Danford Williams and Thomas Cor
bett were sent out to work In the
stables at the Industrial school early
last evening and while there they
brooded over the hard task set before
them and decided that the easiest way
TO free themselves of the job of clean
ing a stable was TO get out and hike.
Their absence was noted about $50
O'Clock and a guard was Immediately
detailed TO apprehend them. One of
the officials set out ON horseback and
the only trace of them found was at
the sanitarium. where some one said
that two. boys were seen who answered
the description given by the officer
Williams was sent up from Logan
and is seventeen years old. Corbeit
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THE REAL WORKERS
ARE NOT THANKED
Starter and Trainers on Track Seldom
II Ever Thought Of by Public.

New York. Aug. 1}-Few of the
men who go to the race track daily
stop to consider the people to whom
they are indebted when they have the
pleasure OF seeing the horse they pre-
fer win Possibly the Jockey is re-
membered. but who gives a though to
the starter or the trainer who pre-
pared the horse?
There are few officials who have
more responsibility thrust on their
shoulders than the starter, and Mars
Cassidy has been actively engaged on
the starters platform since early in
1891, In those days, on the fair
ground tracks in Virginia and Mary
land. where he began acting as start
CT. the barrier was unheard of and
the starting was done with the lit
tie red flag.
Mr. Cassidy first started on a
Jockey club track. in 1898, at Alex
ander island, and since that time
many new ideas have been advanced
by him. He is The originator OF the
walking-up system, and praoticed It
first In Canada and then for two
years at New Orleans. All the Jockey
riding today have to thank Mr. Cas-
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MRS. GOODEA0UCH IS
SUING FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Alta NJ. Goodcnough has filed
suit in the district court, praying for
q divorce from her husband, Ben
iamin f. Goodenough, whom she says
deserted her about year ago. Mrs.
Goodenough says her husband has a
nasty, mean and irritable temper;
that on several occasions he has
abused her before company. and on
many other occasions he has threat
ened to eject her from the house
She asserts that he Is incompetent
to take care of their child. Benjamin
Francis Goodenough. With the costs
of court. complete separation, ane $50
monthly aMmony, she asks for the
custody of the boy.
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NJ MANTELL is TO
MEET PAPKE
In Their First Fight the Provi-
dence Man Lost in the
First Round.
By Eddie SnlIthO

Oakland, Aug. l2-Thines are shap-
ing themselves about for a Frank
Nlantell-Billy Papke fight in San Fran.
cisco on the night OF Labor day. Yes
ierday Carlo LeTcarl offered Louis
Blot, acting for Billy Papke. a guar
antee of S2,500 or Il privilege of 40
per Ceent of the gross receipts-win,
lose or draw-for such q bout That
Is the sum demanded by Papke when
the match was first put To him and
as he has been met at his own price.
the match should be considered as
good as made,
Mantell viii, Of course. be taking
less money than Papke will receive
hut he is satisfied with the chance he
will have TO get TO the top where he
can command big money with the best
in the business, If he wins. Just one
year ago Mantell and Papke met in a
scheduled ten-round bout at Boston
Papke sailed right at ManteI in that
contest and the finish of the Provi-
dence man was almost as quickly ac-
complished as that of Hugo Kelly In
the contest with Papke at Colma
Since that time Mantell has been
working right along In the game and
claimed right from the day that Papke
beat him that the punch was a chance
one and that it would never happen
again in n dozen years.
Showed Well With Farmer.
To prove his worth and earn an
other chance at the man who laid him
so quickly Mantell has met every
fighter that he has had a chance 10
get for the past year About one and
a half years ago Mantell came to the
coast for his first visit. and after hang
ing about San Francisco for some time
trying TO get a match he was matched
with Kid Farmer at MarySville.
The writer refereed the contest and
Mantell won as far as one could throw
a rock He displayed great clever
ness and good judgment Fact is. he
made Farmer look silly at times and
at the end of the % rounds the ring
ing of the bell that meant Farmere had
to stand no more, sounded sweeter to
Farmers ear than any music you have
ever heard,
In that contest Mantell showed
everything but a punch In this he
was woefully lacking. 1t is claimed
that since that contest Mantell has
picked up considerable in his hitting
and that he would be strong enough
TO stop the wild rushes of Papke
Papke would enter the ring for 4
contest with Mantell as full Of conf
dence as It would be possible for a
fighter to be and the chances are that
it would be a case of how quickly he
could beat Mantell if the match Is
made The fact that Papke might go
into the ring oVcr-conhdent would
prove a help to the chances of Man
tell. for he would know just what to
expect.
Mantells latest success was the win
ming of the 20~round contest with Jack
(Twin) Sullivan at Sacramento on the
9Th of July Mantell Is now being
managed by sam Fitzpatrick, the man
who took Jack Johnson TO Australia
and there helped him 10 win the heavy
weight championship of the world
Fitzpatrick has not been seen in the
corner OF fighter on this coast for
many years. but he is by no means a
stranger TO the old-timers, who Temem-
Der the days OF the finish fights at the
California and Pacific clubs Fitzpat-
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Wrestling
Shooting
Automobiling

sldy for enabling them TO collect their
salaries In full, without deductions
on account OF fines. and Instead Of
that the boys are set down Mr. Cas-
sidy is authority for the statement
that fines amounted TO from $4,000
10 100000 a year when he first re-
lieved Christ FitzGerald. four years
ago. while now, and for the last year
or two, not a single boy has been
fined, Mr.. Cassidy Is justly proud of
this, and he believes the boys are
more afraid oi being set down than
being fined Very naturally. when
boy was fined in the old days. the
fine did not come out of the boys
pocket but those who benefited by
his carelessness usually footed the
bill,
Talks Before Race.
i always have Il talk with the boys
at the beginning of meeting and
tell them plainly that If they are not
satisfied with my intention of giving
each boy an equal break that they
Will be set down if they try to
prejudice me. The consequence is
that the boys are afraid to take a
CnlllCe, ana nave almost lmpllClt
confidence repoSed in them.
The responsibility OF starting Is
wearing ON the nerves. anG a man
requires an iron constitution start
ed for two years continually. not miss
ing a day except Sunday. being In
New York for the entire season, and
then at New Orleans during the win
ter. but that is too nard work
Il remember chat | was much afraid
TO accept the position of starter at
first and il it had not been for the
insistcnce OF my friends might new
er have attempted it However, when
did get In the harness | found it
just as hard a Job as | expected IT
is easy now, because | have had the
experience and 1 have established
rules Of my own"
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TAKE A TRIP TO OGDEN CANYON,
a MOST BEAUTIFUL RIDE.

Cars leave Union Depot at G'2O a.
nj. and every 40 minutes thereafter
until IL 90 n. m. and then every 20
minutes until 1920 p m. lest two cars
leaving Hermitage at " p. m. and
ll:40 p. IN.
Tickets on sale at the following
places:
Carrs Drug Store.
Caves Drug Store.
Depot Drug Store.
Browns Drug Store.
Culley Drug Store
Badcon's Drug Store.
Hemmenway & Moser Cigar Store
ogden Canyon Autos connect with
every car Round trip from Hermit,
age to Idlewild and the Oaks Twenty
five Cents
First Auto leaves Oaks and Idle
Wild al 720 n. IN. and last IL p. m,
connecting with each car at Hermit.
age. =
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NOTICE,

Bids will be received until August
18th at ? p. M. for furnishing 500
tons First Quality Timothy Hay, and
100000 lbs. First Quality Oats, to be
delivered at regular intervals during
a period Of one year from date. Bids
viii be acceptable also on quantities
less than as above stated, but any
award IN such case Will be subject TO
delivery being made at dates deslg-
mated by the undersigned, in order to
regulate shipment OF material State
prices (. o, b cars. Salt Lake City.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids p j. Moran. Eox 7S3. Salt
Lake City, Utah. =
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FREDDIE WEIGH IS
TO FIGHT NELSON

New York, Aug. 13.-The announce
ment from London that Freddie Welch
had arranged for Il forty-nve-round
fight with Battling Nelson to he
fought In the United States in Sep.
tember has created the liveliest in
terest here By decIslyely whipping
every contender ia his own country,
Wclch has become the undisputed
lightweight champion Of England and
for some time he has been en-
deavoring TO open negotiations with
Nelson. the holder OF the worlds
lightweight championship, for a bat
tie Nelson expressed willingness
some time ago to give Welch chance
TO win the title and at that time no.
tined him on what terms he would
fight, it is said. The cablesram, an
nouncing that the English pugilist
had arranged with Nelson for con
test. Indicated that Welch had ac-
Copted all OF Nelson's terms,
The fight Will be seen in either
California or Nevada. as those are the
only states in which the forty-flye-
round battle is permitted New York
sporting men are a little surprised
that the date had been fixed in Sep
rember. as It was believed Nelson
would require a longer time for train
ing. While Nelson is always more or
less in condition for a fight, It IL be-
lieyed that for a match of this con-
sequence. he would require a consid-
erabie period Of active training
Welch also keeps himself in good
condition and Is able to fight a teD1
round bout at any time. but IL is be.
lieyed he would require season OF
hard training in this country to make
a creditable showing against Nelson.
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SPECIAL SERVICES At TIE
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY

The Rev. C. w, McCreery Of the
Methodist church has gone u Black
foot. Ida, where he will represent the
board of conference claimants OF the
Methodist Episcopal church at the
Idaho conference. He viii return Sat
urday morning in time to be present
al the quarterly conference of the local
church. which will DC held Saturday
night
The services at the Methodist church
for Sunday viii be Of special Interest
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JEFFRlES SAYS HE is
READY FOR THE FIGHT.

Plymouth, Aug. 12-James ], Jeff
rles. on arriving here today from New
York. appeared to be surprised to
learn that Sam Berger had signed an
agreement In Chicago yesterday for a
championship fight between johnson
and Jemrles. mo one has any au-
thority." said Jenries. Ito make any
such arrangements in my absence. |
have nothing TO say about my fight
with Johnson. The match will come
of if | have anything to do with it,
AS to the date, it may be In six months
and It may be earlier OF later, but the
sooner the better.'
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spent all of his life here, He was
the son of Mrs. Mary Leayltt, who,
with several brothers and sisters. sur
wives him Mr Leavltt had always
been known as man OF sterling
qualities and highest integrity.
Funeral services will be held IN
the Second ward meeting house, Satur-
day afternoon At o'clock. The body
will be at the family residence from
10 a. m. 10 p. m. on the day of
the funeral.
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ATTENTION WOMEN OF
WOODCRAFT.

Sego Lily Circle No. ia Will give
an excursion TO the Hermitage, Ogden
Canyon. Saturday afternoon. All our
members are invited to be with us.
Free transportation viii be furnished
at l. O. o. F. hall from 2 TO 2: 80
o'clock Bring lunch
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

p,ds for furnishing the material and
erecting four bent pile bridge. will
he received al the office OF the Board Of
Comfy Commissioners, until p. m
~ I August ith, 1909. Plans and specI.
fcaticns at the office OF the County
By order of the Board OF County
SAMUEL C. DYE, clerk.
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rick Is of the old school and 1t VIII
be pleasure to watch him work with
lighter II he gets the match. and it
might be very good idea for some of
The up-to-date seconds with their new
highlnmtin ideas to watch him in a
corner.
Fitzpatrick has had Mantell tried out
from eyerey angle of the boxing game
and he announced that he is willing
TO take chance with the Providence
man against any middle-weight in the
world
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WEIGH TO FIGHT NELSON.

London. Aug. 12-Freddlc Welch.
the English pusilist, has arranged for
forty-iiye round glove contest with
Battling Nelson, which Is to be fought
in the United States In September
The battle VIII be for the world !
championship
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UTAH LIGHT & RY. Co.
D. DECKER,
Local Manager.

Dr IT + Talbot, the superintendent
of the Utah mission, will preach in
the morning and ]. Karl Cheney. a
noted lecturer. will occupy the pulpit
IN tbe evening. AS both of these men
are q A. r. veterans the services will
he in keeping with the week which is
nassing There will be special music
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at Mexico City during the week OF
November 10. according to official an
nouncement made today In connection
with the publication of the rules to
govern the tour. The contest has the
sanction of the American Automobile
association.
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NATHANIEL LEAVITT DIES
AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS

Nathaniel ]. Leayitt died at his
home. 40 shorten avenue. yesterday
at 10 O'Clock. after an illness OF one
wear of tuberculosis MIR. Leavitt was
born In ogden ~ years ago ana
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ENDURANCE MOTOR RACE,

Denver. Aug. 12.-The Gag-to-0ag
endurance and reliability touring con.
test for automobiles for the G. A. Wal
green and other trophies Will start
from Denver October % and will end
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Washington
New York, S, 3; Chicago, 2, o.

Chicago. Aug l2.-New York won
both games today before the largest
local attendance of the season, Brown
kept the visitors down to two singles
In seven innings Of the opener. but
was batted for five hits In the eighth,
MalhewSon was a complete puzzle In
the second game. allowing but five
scattered hits, only one Chicagoan
rnnnhincr Ihirh hnsc Scores.
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Detroit, 6; Washington, /.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Detroit de-
feated Washington today, 6 to l. Ka-
hoe was hit on the wrist by foul tip
in the fifth inning, With base on balls.
Wild throws and passed balls the Wis
ltors scored five rms Score.
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Sioux city, 6; Omaha, 6,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, 10; Los Angeles, 2.
Los Angeles. Aug l2.-Nagle lost
the game for Los Angeles today In the
sixth inning when he permitted San
Francisco 10 make seven hits and
seven runs resulted. Score:
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 2; New York, O,

New York, Aug. 12-New York and
Chicago are again tied for fifth place,
for today the visitors, with Scott in
the box shut out the locals. Score,
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Pueblo ........'.', -
Wasson, Adams and Haas, Galgano
and WeiSart
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Ehman. Whalcn and Graham; Boice
Christian and La Longe.
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Philadelphia Aug l2.-PhiladcIphia
easily defeated St Louis today by hit
ting Bailey and Graham hard. Score.
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81. ouIs, 6; erookIyn. .,

St Louis and Brooklyn played twelve
innings TO a W tie score today The
game was called on account of dark
ness. Score. r. H. e.
ST. Louis ..............
Brooklyn ..,...,,,...-. II
Sallee and Bliss; Phelps. Rucker,
Mcintyre and Bergen. Marshall. Um-
pire. Johnstone.
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Sacramento, 7: Oakland. g.

Sacramento, 7; Oakland, g.
San Francisco, Aug ia batting
rally in the ninth inning put Sacra-
mento on even terms with Oakland
today and two more runs gathered by
the Senators In the tenth ended the
game In their favor, I 10 5. Score;
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Boston, 5: Cleveland, q.

Boston, Aug 12-Cy Young was bat
ted out of the box by Boston today.
the locals winning a close game from
Cleveland Score. R H L.
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Oes Moines. 10; Lincoln, 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vernon, o; Portland, a.

Vernon, o; Portland, 4.
Portland Aug. l2.-Portland won an
uninteresting game today from Vernon
By the score Of 10 o. Nernons play.
ing was slow and Portland hit Willett
hard and effectively. Score
r. H E.
vernon ........ssrs,.,
Portland ..,,,...... 4
Willett and Hogan: Carson and Arm.
bTuStcr.
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NATlOAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, 13, a. Philadelphia, 3. S.
Pittsburg. Aug 12.-Pittsburg and
Philadelphia divided double-header
here today. the locals hitting Moren
hard in the first contest and winning
by score OF Is 10 3. and losing the
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81. Louis spss's.'..,,s
Philadelphia ....s,...,.l0 L
Bailey Graham and Criger. Bender
and Livingston. Lapp.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

Denver, 8; Pueblo, S.
Denver. Aug 12.-Score;
r II. f.
Denver ..s.,.,,.,,,,.s 10
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PHILADELPHIA, 10: st. Louis. q.

Young Bodies and Eastcrly Wood,
Hall and CarriGan
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CinoInnati, ., 8; Boston, 1. 2.


Cincinnati. Aug. 12-Cincinnau to-
day won both games from Boston. the
first game going ten rounds Scores:
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is year his junior and was sentenced
from Utah county.
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Tacoma, /; Portland,

Tacoma. Aug. 12.-Score:
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE

Seattle. Aug. 12.-score: