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sands of dollars have been diverted into
the pocket Of private parties at the eX-
pense o. the Government.
1t is shown conclusiveIy that the work
could he accomplished far more cheaply
at ehe naval gun factories. especially
If the wasteful extravagances com
planned of were remedied.
II may be that the explanation cor
the "burying'' of the report lies in the
fact that on June 30, 1868. about a month
after the report was submitted by Mr..
/ Nelson. Secretary Morton resigned the
Navy portfolio. But although he may
not nave had time to take some action
following the recommendations OF his out
side expert. there is a question as 60
( why the report, has never been taken
I from the archives Where he placed it,
Conditions at Yards.
: The conditions at the Washington
Navy Yard are among the things given
/ careful consideration by MI Nelson.
and many changes are recommended
in the direction of improving its eff
| cheney. These changes are incidental to
the expense of that yard by accretions;
they are changes which might well have
been foreseen if the yard at its pres
I
one tirae, instead Of the equipment being
/ added to from time to time.
! The changes also involve d rating
very high for the men in charge of thf
several shops, 1t being shown that. al
though their wages are on a fair scale
it is lower than that of the wages Oi
men employed outside the Government
service in the same class of work; anC
| IsaI ,1a
work produced l5 superior IN the naF1
The report states that the rates o
pay per hour are generally not to'
high Tor the class of work dOre.' and II
! some instances they are higher thaI
they would be in private shops.
Bookkeeping Methods.
While the bookkeeping methods at tn
Washington navy yar6 are such, il i
pointed out, that everything can %
accounted for" a more modern Uc-tO
tht-ninute system is recommended
It is pointed out first of all that IN
! naval gun factories re obliged TO bu
their forgings for the guns they max
from the same concerns that take TN
contracts for the manufacture OF III
Ian ge guns complete, in competition wit
the naval gun factories.
The prices that they pay for thes
/ forgings are feafully high states IN
I report so that considerable could b
[ saved by the establishment Uf forges ]
the naval gun factories
o In the table of comparisons appende
= to the report. 70 the actual cost Of a
:. the products Of the naval gun factorte
i IS added 40 per cent Of labor and ma
= | terfals 10 cover running expenses /
0 this manner liberal allowance IS mad
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ARCI-IT TECTS.
w. A. Tackett + NJ Tacket
TACkETT BROTHERS.
Architects
Office in Sims-Pennington Buildlnt
Ardmore. Okla
Notice OF Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that the un'
dcrsigned trustee, as the successor
of W. X. Blcakmorc, Trustee, In pur'
suance OF a Deed OF Trust given by
W. Colbert and Henrietta Colbert,
dated the 9TH day of October, 1908,
to W. r. Blcakmoro, Trustee for the
First National Bank OF Ardmore,
okla. which Deed of Trust was re
corded at Tishomingo. Indian Terri
tory. I'm recording District No. 2,, on
,hc 18th day OF October. 1905. and
upon which default has been made
by the failure to pay the debt when
the same maturcd and upon which
there is due s7253.7S; will sell the
property secured by said mortgage or
so much thereof as Will satisfy said
debt with five per cent as Trustee
fees and cost of sale according to
the terms OF said mortgage. at public
outcry to the highest bidder for cash
on the 4th day OF October. 1899. at
1 10 o'clock a M, at the front door OF
the Johnston County Court house at
! Tishomingo. oklahoma, the said
property being described as follows,
to-wit:
The NEH OF the Swh OF Section
10: and the NJ OF the NWh OF the
SWH OF Section 10, In township
south, range East OF the Indian
Base and Meridian; and the We o
the SWn OF Section "a; and the NEh
of the NWh OF Section 20; ana the
Northeast quarter OF the NWh o
Section 81 all In township foul
south, range six east OF the Indiar
Base and Meridian
Also the So OF the Nis OF SectioI
10: and the NWh Of the SEA o
said section 10. The So OF tn
NWH of the SwR OF said Sectiol
10: and the East half OF the NEh o
the SEi4 OF Section 9; and the NWh
OF the Mex OF the SEA OF said Sec
ton Q. all In township South. rang
East OF the Indian Merldian' AL q
said land being in the Chickasaw NJ
tin, Indian Territory and being !
all 40 acres OF land. together wit
all and singular the improvement
1 thereon. and all the rights. privilege
bereditamenN and appurtenance
a. thereunto In any wise belonging
appertaining.
o witness my hand on this the en
day OF september. 1909.
n. FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
IA OF Ardmore. Oklahom
re BY W. D. POTTER, Truste
10 CRUCE, CRUCE e. BLEAKMORE.
a POTTER & POTTER, Attorneys.
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A Narrow Escape.

Edgar y. Bayliss, a merchant Of
Robinsonyillc, Del, wrote: About
two years ago | was thin and sick.
and coughcd all the time and If |
did not have consumption. 1t was
near to H. commenced using Fo-
lcys Honey and Tar, and It stopped
my cough, and am now entirely
wen. and have gained twenty-eight
pounds. all due TO the good results
from taking Foley's Honey and Tar"
Sold by all druggists.
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM TEXAS STATE FAIR
WHICH BEGINS IN DALLAS OCT. 10

Dallas Texas. Sop. o Hrhp Off.
p.al rru.nm for OBJ. twenty fourth am.
nuaI m,,,ius of the state Fair ot T,N.
3s. which b,eius iu this city. Saturday.
October lG and continues sixteen
d.,.. follows.
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= D. m Music nan "'o.'".' ; u,
NOUS ''nd 'onc-''' 'o"'"'' 'S MS"
class 'aud''l''' SHOWS
8 p. %. Music ivan '"''. !'' '
mou, n'hd concert ana E'''' '''.' .''
singers i'"m N'''"p''''"" "p.'' ''''
P""H' ~" '"'". ,,,
S'Ioo'I e ""I'' '''""'7 ''.s'.' ~
make dalil ihEn'0 o''' tue r'''
grounds and 10 pf"m'n'". pom. . j"
the city oil D'IIas'
sunday oct 70 eeeono 0'r
l' a. m MuSi, Han. i"o''"'' ? IA 20.
nous band ior'y''''' musicians. r''-'
So'o'"'S III Er'"o 'u'.''',
=. Music nan l"p''''' IL,
nous pa'u' l"r'! i've '''''' '''''' '"''
slsht soI"is'S !" sr""o 'o'','''
p. MUSIC nan H"'''u 'o''''' .
especially pr'paT'u '"' '"''' '''''''
ana vocal oc''''''
MONDAY oe'' 70 "''' O'y
Dan Pat'h ana N'h"r ii'''' i'''"'
ES'acado day'
lo a III. N"'I' i''' '"''.' "''
NOUS military o'hu' 'o"o"'" '' "'7'
class Na"d'N'I'' '"''''' '''i''",n'.
1880 p' m.-Ha'' 'rac" "'' pro
gram. harness ana ru'''''- '''''' '.,'
Fat'h ana M'h"' nor III o"'. ''''''
race
T. u" ""'N i'"'''
nous hlli'ar! p"n"' 'o'o"'u D' "'-'
claS' Nauu''llIo 'h''''''l'"'''''
p Music man Iip''''' '"'
bahd III 'oh''r" '''o"'p'"'v" '' '"
t't'" OF grand opera S'us''S ,''"' NV
ropOllan opera 'olhp'H!' ~" l"'
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NGENTS WANTED North Pole dis.
covered by Americans. Cooks own
story and Pcary's expedition. OF
thrilling interest Going like wild
fire. Outfit free Big terms. Act
quick. Zicglcr x CO., 2G7 Fourth
ST.. Philadelphia. l2li16-lI
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class vaudeville cut0rHi.m.n'
N D. 300. Music lia. 0H.a .N pre-.
pared rrosram by l...". famous
military 0snd iu conc f.. accompanied
by vocal uo.et'c from Metropolitan
.p.u company N.N l'.N CITY, in
costume
Paints fireworks ." of -h"
-I'Nd s.'ad.
Tbursday Oct 2'.s Sixth Day.
D0,l, day Wheat OruN.s day
Uor-. s.uN wa' u.. J. m
i0 90. w. Music I'"I I....." I'
mYs military baud followed uy H.sn
class yaud.'.I" entertainment.
1880 q. W. Race i.'.. I"I .A'.u.
progum. harness au0 ."..- .a..-.
p. m Music l'H.' IN.H. .s fo.
mou. military band followed as H'sh
class vaudeville cui'"Hi.u.u.
D. m Music ha. Special band
coucor' rendered by II1.ate famous
military band accompanied ny grand
opera singers from Metropolitan op.
era company New York Guy BOO cos
tumc
Pains fireworks $40 front %. the
grand stand
Strobefs famous ar'h.p ln daily
flights over the Far grounds ANA
prominent points in city of Dallas.
Friday Oct 22-SeVen,h Day
Panhandle day.
Hardware, implcm,Hr and vehicle
dealers day Convention HAND
Boys corn club aud gtoNcrs' day.
Sacred harp day. Music Hall)
Horse show matinee. . p. IN.
10 a. m Music Hal. Saor d harp
concert.
1880 D. m Race track Fuli racing
program, harness and running races.
. p. m Music Hall Liboratts "a.
nous military band. followed 10y high
class vaudeville entertainment
p. m Music Hail Iibcraus IA.
mou- military band in conc. IT. ac'
compauicd by vocal octettn from Met
ropolitau opera company, New York
City.
Strobels famous airshIp In daily
flights over the Fair grounds and
prominent points In city OF Dallas.
Saturday, Oct. 23.-Eigh,h Day.
Press day. Travelling Mem day
President Taft day.
aughan day
Horse show matinee . p. IN.
10 a. m.-Music Han L,beratis ia
nous military band followed by higl
class vaudeville entertainment
l:3O p m-Race track Full racing
program, harness and running races
p. m.--Music Hall Libcrau's IA
. nous military band followed by higl
). class vaudeville entertainment.
; $ p. m.-Music Hall Specially pre-
pared program in honor Of tho travel
, ing mems and Press Association o
Texas. by Libcratfs famous mllitar.
band and grand opera singers from
/, the Metropolitan opera company o
New York In costume.
|. Palms famous fireworks in front o
h the grand stand.
Sunday, Oct. 24.-NIhth Day.
10 a. m.--Music Han. Specially pre-
3 pared sacred concert by Liberatrs T;
A. nous military band.
- p. m.-Music Hall Band conceT
~ Liberatrs famous military band.
- p. m. Music Hall. Specially pr'
IL pared sacred concert by Liheratfs II
Id nous military band, accompanied b
Dr. vocal octette.
}; Strobers famous airship In dail
ie flights over the Fair grounds an
er prominent points in city OF Dallas.
te .,.l.,, ~, o6 6-Ten,h Dav
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WANTED do your cleaning and
pressing best work In town at
reasonable prices. Joe Mcfarland
at MIstit Clo.hiue pIrlor. Phone
gN5 5-lmO
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Whiskey and drug habits cured to
stay cured. No cure no pay. No
money until cured. IS our motto.
HILLS SANffARIUM,
dw Ardmore Okla
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Ardmore Commandery No. )
X. T.
Meets first Tuesday in each month
at Masonic Hall.
ROBERT II. HENRY.
EN- Com'd'r.
GEO. HENRY BRUCE, Recorder.
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AGENTS WANTED

FINDING THE NORTH POLE" by
Cook and Pcary, Cooks own story
and Psarys expedition. Reviewed
by Admiral Melville, survivor OF
three Arctic expeditions. Greatest
opportunity fer money making III
recent years, Large book, low price
profu ely illustrated Extra liberal
terms. Outfit free Write today
Universal House, $50 Wabash Ave
Chicago. li'lo'l''l'
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FINANCIAL
LOST AND FOUND.

~-~-~-~-~-~-~--~~---~-~-N~
FOUND Money and iewclry. Owner
can obtain same by calling phone
No sol, and proving ownership.
1873
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Ardmore Chapter No. IL
r. A. M.
Meets second Tuesday In eaon
month at Masonic Hall.
GEO HENRY BRUCE, High Priest.
JNO. l.. CALF, Secretary.
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Ardmore Lodge No. 81
A. r. and A. "a.
Meets second saturday night in
each month Al Masonic Hall.
W. N. GRIFFITH.
Worshipful Master.
GEO. HENRY BRUCE, Secretary.
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pYTHIAN SISTERS, No. 2s.

Meets second and fourth Tuesdays
in each month at Castle Hall.
JESSIE DAWSON. NJ. e. G.
GRACE BERRY. NJ. Il. OF C.
Ardmore Lodge No. 6iS.
q. p. o. e.
Meets second and fourth Tuesday
nights at Elks' Home.
ARTHUR WALCOTT. Ex. Rul.
JODlE ADAMS. Sec.
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Ardmore Council No. II
r. and S. NJ.
Meets first Thursday In each month
at Masonic Han.
A. II. PALMER. I. I. Master,
GEO. HENRY BRUCE. Recorder.
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Myrtle Lodge No. 1O7
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS.

Meets every Thursday night at
Castle Hall.
A. LOWENSTEIN. 'C. G.
W. r. SALISBURY. Kof X. and ).
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ORDER EASTERN STAR NO. 70.


Meets fourth Monday In each
month AT Masonic Hall.
MISS BESSIE PALMER.
Worthy Matron.
MRS. IRENE BRYAN. Secretary.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY. NO. 1857.
Meets every Monday night in odd
Fellows hall at $3.50.
II. l.. SCOTT. President.
MRS. TlLlIE CHADDICk, Sec.
Modern Woodmen OF America.
ChiCkasaw Camp No 1905. NJ w,
OF A., meets every Monday night in
X. OF II. Hall.
r. d. KNIGHT, V. c.
S. +. HAYNIE. Clerk.
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ARDNORf SECRET And
FRAIERNAL SOCIETIES



A'd"oi' "od-e no. '''
rhN IhNNL OHOtH Or ENoLeS
N.'.s every "'uN''o'! h'su' do
a. o' j.. H'I'
I'I'N .. w. ii'' .NN-''
3 ID KNIGHT
SECRETARY.
NI.uHl i.... so 30
IMPROVED ORDER or RED MEN
Meets every ihr.lI msht in
ou.O.
IT, y N.jbi.l., 7'DHtn.
ID o. NISBliI g. u, b.
"A7H'IN HNf"NNIN' N9'o~'N-
N''ON NJ 3D.
Thursday boo every month
T.. d. llAlHhl q. II.
- Y NlSBEII. g.. oi S.
Canton Ardmosc. No
PATRlARCHs MILITANT, l. o. O. r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

REMEMBER You will get resi-
dence lot in Anson, Texas, and
either 90, 40, SO 100, 800. Gao or
a 1890 acre tract of land for $3.50;
$40 down and $40 month. The
proposition IS going. For further
information see II. q NJ. Townslte
Selling Company, l13 East Main,
Ardmore, Okla. 1t-6
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Professional Car ds

Professional Car ds
LAWYERS.
Il. G. poupr' Il 4 Walker
POTrERF & WALKER.
Attorneys and Couus.lOrs At Law
Ardmore, Okla.
'has j Ka.uicr Chas a. Mo-Ila
CuusIpr Indian Active Court
Laws aud Treaties" Pract.touer
KAPPLEE s mERlLATT.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Practice uyior. an Courts, Congress-
io,.um,ut r.pa mg1t. aud Com
MISSIONS I.diau Cases specially
)Wc. HHr' WIl Washington ID c
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Attorney At Law
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MCNEAL & ALIEN
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w. f. BoU6LANo
Lawyer
Wheel. Building Phone 2s'
Ardmo,c. OKLA
PHYSICIANS.
q. q. MCKINNEY. N. d. '.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Treat, Al Domestic Animals
Graduate of the NcKlup vctouuas
College OF chicago. m. College rec
ognil-d by every stale iu the uuioi
and the Dominion Of Canada
Hospital oud Office l3O y Washing
ton. Phone No .
First door south Samuous Lumbe.
Co.
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$50
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OfnCo over BOnucrs Drug store
Surgery. Eye. Ear. Nose aud Throa
Eyes accurately fitted with Glasses
Phones. Office li6 u Rsidence a
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DISEASES OF THE STOMACH.
Rooms 5o3 ana 500. Flnurou Rld.
For, Worth Texas
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osteopath
229 & street. Southwest
Ardmutc, Okla
Or. A. c. klNsEY
Chiropractic
Rooms and 6, Noble Bailding.
Office phone 400. Onice hours $ I
1880 a. M, 1880 to I p. m. Lad
attendant
ARCHITECTS.
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TAckETT BROTHERS.
Architects
Office In Sims-Pennington Buildin
Ardmore. Okla
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Fine Arts day.
10 n. m.-Music Hall. Lbcratts IA
nous military band. followed BY high
class vaudeville entertainment.
1870 p. m.-Race track. Full racing
program. harness and running races.
. p. m.-Muslc Hall. IAberat's IA
nous military band, followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment.
S p. m.-Music Han. Liberati's ia
nous military band, accompanied by
grand opera singers from Metropoli'
tan opera company, New York city.
Wednesday, Oct. 27.--rwelfth Day
Chlldren's Parade Day. Miss Elsie
| C iiiing)
Fraternal day
Prosperity day, Texas Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10
VIRGINIA GOAL
NEVER THREATENED
St. Johns Line Could Not
Withstand the Power
full Attacks.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October 9.
Virginia won from st. Johns this aft
ernoon, IL to 0, in foot ball played under
dog day conditions. The result was
disappointment to Virginia undergrad
yates, because the varsity did not run up
as many points on the visitors as did
the Navy Wednesday. There was some
consolation, however, in the fact that
at no stage of the contest was Virginia's
goal threatened. Near the middle of the
first half Bosley, st. Johns star quarter
back, attempted a goal from placement
from the 45-yard line, but the ball fell
far short of the crossbar.
The Virginians won because the St.
Johns line could not Withstand the pow
er of their attacks. Capt. Yancey and
Holiday were the chief ground gamers,
and it was by their sheer nerve and
grit that Virginia SCORED her touch
downs. Two additional touchdowns made
by the varsity were disallowOd by Ref
cree Melvin. Near the close of the rst
half Capt. Yancey wah hiked 20
yards and across the goal line by his
teammates. but Virginia was penalized
for holding. Again, just before the Sec
ond period ended, Quarterback Gooch
gathered in fumbled forward pass,
and. picking his way through the Cadets
broken line, ran seventy yards. Referee
Melvin said that Gooch stepped out Of
bounds, and the ball was called back. In
the brief time left Virginia advanced the
ball steadily up the field to the 2O-yard
line. Hitch was called in to try for
goal from placement, but while the pig
skin was being adjusted the whistle
blew, ending the contest.
The cadet bachfeld did not line up to
its reputation on the ofrense, due in
main to the watchfulness Of the Virginia
forwards. Only one first down was made
In the initial period, Grove circling vir-
ginia's left end for 20 yards In the
second half a clever forward pass Melted
Is yards, but this was the sum total of
st. Johns gains. On the defensive, how
ever, the cadets showed up wonderfully
strong Time and again Bosley, Brown
and johnson threw the Virginia backs
for losses on attempted end runs
Virginia scored in the middle of the
first half. Bowen punted over Bosley's
head, and after Geyer had recovered the
ball on tumble successive line plunges
by Capt Yancey and Holiday netted a
touchdown The touchdown in. the Sec
ond half followed clever onside kick
by Gooch, the little quarterback recov-
erine the ball for 15 yards. Yancey and
Holiday were pushed through openings
In the line, Stanton making the touch
down. ably supported by Geyer, who
played spectacular game throughout.
Gooch put UP the best game of his ca
reer. He made frequent dashes for good
gains and exhibited decided generalship
He is no bigger than his predecessor,
Honaker. and appears to have as much
stamina as the midget Texan
Lineup:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10
Matthews
NAVY'S GAME WEAK;
BUT BEATS RUTGERS
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS. Md, October 9.-Although
their opponents failed to play as good foot
ball as did ST. Johns in the opening game
Wednesday, when the score was 16 to g..
the Midshipmen failed to do better than
Il to 3 against Rutgers this afternoon.
The game was ragged one, full of fun
bling, in which looseness Of play Navy
was even more proficient than the visit
ors. Its attack was Iamentably weak and
in defensive tactics it was even worse.
The poor work of the quarters put in
by Navy caused shivers to go down the
naval spine. What was clearly touch
down and could only have been called off
by the officials was made by Rutgers
when Byrd essayed a forward pass, and
practically handed the leather to Berga-
mini on Rutgers left end, who ran sixty
yards to the Blue and Gold line. The
score was disallowed because of illegal
interference, however. AS in the ST. johns
games Wedn esday. the only ground-gain-
ers Navy could develop were Richardson
and Dalton. The line continued to show
paper-like fiimsiness, although some i'm
provement was noted when the coaches
allowed Capt Meyer to go in at his old
left-guard position in the second period
of the contest. This was when Rutgers
was on Nays 25-yard line. and some
thing strenuous was needed to stop the
steady advance. Meyer tore up the line
on his first scrimmage. but was delayed
long enough to allow Alverson to get over
a neat drop goal and score three points
Navy's first score came on a series Of
straight line drives from the 2O-yard line
followed by neatly executed forward
pass from Wilson, who had replaced Byrd
to Reifsntder. Ahe other tally late in
the second half. also followed a bare 20
yards of plunging. after Capt. Meyer had
covered Rutgers tumble
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HAMILTON RACES.
Green Seal Wins Feature Event by
Nose.

HAMILTON, Ont, October 9-The
Hamilton cup event was scratched down
to three starters today. including two
from the St. James stable. Green Seal
one of the pair. won by a nose. Sum-
mavies:
First race. six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1O2 Mus
grAve), 10 to 8, won: La Salle 80 (WilsOn). Is
TO I, second; Woodland 108 (Burnsl, even. third.
FINE. 49, Pal, Tilinghast, Carthage and POGO
moke Also
Second race mile on turf-Hickory Stick. 102
9 to /. second; Infection 1oa Dlussrave). even.
Third race. six furlongs-Chilla, 1O4 WILSON,,
TO /. won; King Avondale, I13 tReid)r Is to
s. second; stromelsnd. los lMusgrave), to I.
third Time, 1.13 10. James b. Brady. Topsy
Robinson and Westbury also ran
Fourth race: Hamilton cup: mile and quar-
Cave Adsum, lOs (Musgrave). even. second
.WooIwinder, 10 (Burns), to 10. third. Time,
2O8 Only three starters. Coupled, st. James
entry.
Girl IS tPhair). to 8, won; Mermaid, los
(Burns,, to ). second; Louis Rel. % WILSON.
s to i. third. Time. 1;o7. slewfoot. woolcasta
and Princess Thorpe aso ran.
sixth race mile and a half on turf-Deles-
trome, 1o2 tEstep). to l. won; Arrowswift.
i01 tBurnsp, to 2, third. Time 2.35 is.
Alteration. Bilbery and Kings Guinea also ran.
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CUBS WIN AGAIN.
Defeat White Sox Before Big Crowd
in Citv Championship.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 9.-The Chicago
National League team won the second
game for the city championship here to-
day by defeating the Chicago American
League team, 5 to 2. A base on balls
an out and an error gave the Nationals
their first run. The American League
team punched their hits In the third and
tied the score. Purtelrs hit to left field.
which Umpire Sheridan said went over
the fence, was scored for a home run
and gave the American Leaguers the
lead in the next inning.
Thereafter Brown allowed but one safe
his The Nationals took the lead In the
eighth, on a base on balls and two dou-
bles. Two more runs were added to
their lead in the last inning, when two
men walked, and q sacrifice. q stolen
base and double followed. Score: