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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

Peter Pan will entertaia Cinderella At
the Boyd on FFsda. afternoon. rh.s is an
other way ot saving that about Ef,y Of
the youngsters woo age to take par, n the
special baiiets IN sac production Of Gin
derella' next week will make up n bis box
party on fFriGay afternoon ana be the
guests Of Manager Woodward Special
preparations are being made to en:erta n
rhs little folks
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30
Daily Health Hint

According to Edward nS warman: At
night. when all the organs of the body
are in a state of comparative rest, and
the process Of repair Is going on through
the absorption and assimilation of the
particles OF nutrition, the human electric
Ety which has been stored away during the
day should not only be retained. but added
to during the hours Of mental and bodily
rest.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

One can't help wondering
why the sleuths and smelling
committees who are now testi-
Tying TO their dreadful discov-
cries. didn't file a complaint
against the people who
actually sold the liquor, and
not against the chief OF police
He Is accused OF not knowing
vi at went on behind closed
doors, where these sanity
folks slipped in and assisted
other lawless persons 10 dis
pCnse beer contrary 10 law.
Looks as N something queer
lurked behind the whole
movement.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30
Mullen.

Attorney General Arthur
Mullen reminds US OF what a
man who owned two miles OF
railroad track once said OF his
his line It's not as long as
some roads, but it's just as
wide as any"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30
Gas.

II took the Gas company a
long time TO get ready, but
the bill looks as II the light
ming calculator was still on the
Job, Consumers are not az all
aEtOnished at It's size, They
are used 10 L.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

pressing the organs Muscles must have
room when they are TO be exercised, and
unless all restricting bands are removed
they are better quiet. ,s>a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

causes the loss Of his swesthsart's voice,
and thereby hangs a tale An excellent
cast will be seen here In the different
roles all Of whom are favorably known by
their appearance here In the past. A mat
inss will be given on Saturday. ..--
sothern and Marlowe are in the closing
week OF their engagement ia New York,
and will spend the remainder Of their sea-
son In the various shubsrt theaters
throughout the country.
William Faversham will present Edward
Knobloch's play, THE Faun," for the first
time on any stage at the Murat thsater,
Indianapolis, next week, Monday. Several
important additions have been made to Mr.
Favsrsham's company for the presentation
Of this play,
The title Of George M Cohsns new play
Is "Ths Love Sick Kings" The kings
in this instance are q father and son named
King, and in no way associated with
royalty, There will not be any musical
numbers in the comedy. There Is not even
q suggestion of a chorus, and IL George M.
Conan can make his legs behave there will
be no dancing. In the cast are Jerry j.
Cohan Mrs. Helen +, Conan, Tom" Lewis,
Miss Emma JRnvier, Miss Edna Baker and
Donald Crisp
sedley Brown IL made the subject Of q
page In the Dramatic Mirror. His work
as stage director and dramatist entities
him to the distinction that has been given
him.
The advance sale of seats for the en-
gagement Of the New York Hippodrome at
the Auditorium, beginning Monday, Janu-
airy 0, starts today at the temporary box
office In the Chicago, Milwaukee st.
Paul railway ticket office, Sixteenth and
Farnam streets. There has been such q
rush Of mail order demands that Manager
Gnlan OF the Auditorium and the manage
ment OF the hippodrome have announced
| that these mail orders are all numbered
and will DO filled and sent out as soon
as possible one OF the large rooms OF
the Auditorium has been converted into .
] temporary office for the New York hippo
drome and q force of clerks Is working
there filling seat orders.
1T may look Easy to stand here and JOKE
and keep people laughing. but It is harder
work than It appears to be-" remarked
Willie Howard yesterday Willie is th'
character comedian OF Howard and How
ard, who are screams" OF this weeks
bill at the orpheum.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

One child has more faith than thou
sand grown-ups.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

The cleanup" idea is working. all right,
and has now reached New York. Outside
managers have put It very plainly to the
big mssn&tes Of the metropolis that plays
and players VIII be all the better liked in
the country II It is known they are pre-
ssntsd just as they are in New York, and
that lines. and actions have not been care
fully fumigated and renovated before
starting on the road. In other words, re-
form should begin at the beginning, and
the indeoenoies should first be omitted
when the pleys are first presented.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

causes the loss Of his swesthsart's voice.
and thereby hangs q tale. An excellent
cast will be seen here In the different
roles all Of whom are favorably known by
their appearance here In the past. A mat
lnss will be given on saturday, --
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

Chicago took, to Pueeinis new opera.
The Girl Of the Golden West" with much
more warmth than It received in New
York. But Chicago always was so impul-
sive, -w 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30
mitchell Leaves PennsyIvaaia Board.

PHILADELPHIA Dec ss.-Ths resigna-
ton OF Dr.. s. "a cir Mitchell as a trustee
Of the University q Pennsylvania, which
has Just been made public. makes six va
cancies the board. q trustees will have TO
M at its meetings next year Three o
the vacancies were caused by death and
three by resignation Or. Mitchell has been
a member Of the board for thirty-fiYe years
His reasol for leaVnE The board has not
been made public.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

From New York comes g strong intima-
ton that after the first Of the year, Henry
W. Savage will book exclusively through
the Kiaw a Hrianser agency again. This
has been suspected for some time, since It
was more than demonstrated to Mr.. Saw
age some time ago that he could not get
proper opportunities for his big shows Ia
the .so-called ''opsn door houses
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

sothern and Marlows are in the CLOSING
week OF their engagement la New York.
and viii spend the remainder Of their sea
son In the various Shubsrt theaterH
throughout the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

The KEY u tins situat1On-Bss Want AaA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

Fhe1 Matinee Girt" Ut the Mirror IL re-
EponsibIe for this one;
A young woman who had been one of the
many Miss Luoya OF Mrs.. WiRgs OF the
Cabbage Patch wrote Manager Tyler;
Dear Mr.. Tyler: Don't you think Miss
Lucy is worth $50 more weekT"
Mr., Tyler replied:
Dear Mias Blank. 1 don't"
To which reply the incumbent Miss Lucy
returned ~ fNi
Dear Mr.. Tyler Anyway, I'm glad 1
haven't q hare. lip,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

The gross receipts Of this years Passion
Play at Obsrammergau are officially re-
ported 70 have been fA2sl5O. After defray-
ing the costs Of production and other moi
dental expenses, tfye proceeds 1224,1OD re-
main 70 be divided among the 500 perform
ers. -..
The managers OF the play, the musical
directors, the chief cashier and the por-
tFaysrs of Christ, Plate Caiphas, Herod
and the speaker Of this prologue, will re-
Ceive Se25 each for their six months SER
vice, Other salaries win be proportlonate
70 the Importance OF the respective roles
The men and women who played so viyidly
as members Of the crowds in the streets
Of Jerusalem win receive $40 each, and the
school children $50 each. To the poor
will be given sees. snd the balance Of
uOs,7bO viii remain in the village for COM
munal purposes,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

Edward Locks comedy, THE Climax
comes to the Brandeis theater for
three nights, starting tonight. The theme
Of the play lie that of a young woman.
gifted with a beautiful singing voice and
her struggles to become great prima
donna.
Her doctor lover opposes her ambitions
ana through the aid OF mental suggestion,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30

sedley Brown IL made the subject Of
page in the Dramatic Mirror His work
as a stage director and dramatist entities
him to the distinction that has been given
him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
r,RNHtM RIFLE CHAMPION.
Marine Cesps Corporal utns TITLE WITH
aeOPe Of SAs

C,MT PREY. ohio. NuS - h- mili'
tarv r,r,. chnmp,on-h,p % the lnred states,
which Major william u Martin VI the 49,
end New Jersey Won year sgo. TODAY gent
to- Corporal Ieorg~ Farnhsm 81 the
tinted S'atrs Marin" CorpS, Who scored
-; Corporal Iiarr, Adams Of Iroop 4,
Fifteenth nHed States cavalry. 10 second
ttlars got sts. aud JoTpoTal FTaxn~r
Of the Marins CORDS u ndrd thinl Nth 5tA
Tho national IndtN iduAl match MAS zap.
turr,i In u ripping gale hv S~rSt scott clark
~ tho SesOnd Indiana. Who -Corci 20
he ~ her nine leaders were
Fr~d-rirk Htdenrrish -, Harry ! adams.
Troop 4. Fitt~cnth cavalry. .51 Nilnam
smith, uidshlpmAn. Navy. ~ l'oh-rt herr,
midshipmAn. NANal \, adcmy - Ernest fiter
corporal Marine Corps. ~ Herman SiAdi-
nrNt sergeant company !. lhlrtieth nltNi
states lnfAhtrl al IeorEc " faTnham. ni'cd
states Marine corps "a lorrs, NaEler. private
tompauN y IirSt Wisconsin CaNalTv. as
The spectral prizes were won ~ follows
rRph lire. Second Lieut. 4 " Hodges,
Thirteenth tinted states Infantry. 50
slow irr. Ensign lhaddeu- Thompson. Jr a..
NaNN. lI4 -kiTmiSh, corporal Harry !
Adams. Troop &. Fitte-nth cavalry. lH
The national pistol match Was won nv
Capt ! J. Hopkins, Toast Artillery Cons.
WIN scored No. Private " u Dennis was
nud a. 1Is The winners Of the special
prizes were slow IRE, hopkins. ~ rapid irr,
HOPKINS ~ tuned nr-. bruniS. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
IOI.O.
RanelaEh Beats Bryu Nawr On IhamPiOn.
shIp semi-Ftnal.

N,RR.G,NsFrT PIEP. Il I Aug IS Al
the Point judith Country club three matches
were PLAYED In the T'olo tourney which was
continued TODAY before = large crowd OF
polo enthusiasts Bryn MaWr and Rane
laRh Of England met in N" fret event. the
semi FINAL for the open championship
Han.lgh Won bv "a ore ~ ~. 20 e..
goals
IN. hnAl event for the Narraghns@'t cap.
Va- then played hs' we-n Hryn Mawr aud
Raneiagh Hryn Mawr re'nliAtsd ty de-
featiuR Han-lAgh hv "a sore Of ~. ~ - /,
and won the cups Hrvn Navr Te,en ed
10 goals by hsndicsp Perrouur's and
Meadow Brook met IN the nrNt event The
game wAS won by the PeTruquets. who de-
Iea'sd MeadoN Hrook nv a sore Of = to s..
On the new field the second round for he
Noy,e- cup Na- PLAYED hrt v cen the p''a-
gers aud the Yankees Miss Emily Ran
dolph Va~ captain pf the tot'aRer- and led
her team 80 Nt,'orN hv sore OF 90 ..
goals
The line NJ IN chanrionship match
Br' MAN. Nl-sHnd~r brown Harri
sou II straw bridge , n smith
RAneiAgh ord Hugh GrO>. -nor. " ~ br~n
feu rArl ~ HoCssa'agr ; : Glu
EanetAgh camel ~ goals. Irst = eoai ~ fo0l
Total -, Hfyn MAvr earned goal- lost g. D
goa.s O., penalties Total ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
ATLANTIC y. &. TENNIS.
FaII Tournament VIII he Finished In Race
week

A. 'he atlantic Yacht club me fall tennis
tournament will he finished during race
week. the week ending with Labor Day
The committee prepared an sliborh'"
proRramme this fall. nv" events being
scheduled. championship singles. 'ham-
pion-hip doubles. hnndicap singles. hand
cap doubles and handicap MIXED doubles
bach event had = large number NJ entries
The CHAMPIONSHIP ~inK"- tournament
has reached the -emi-nnll round. the SUI
yivnr- being IIsndon Chubb. Johnny Save.
FREDERICK Durland and u W barTam
in the upper half oi the championship
doubles puTland and SaIe hav. reached IN"
final round In the lower half three teams
remain Iusinrlli and Porter, 'hnbb ana
TaE.s- si,d BaTt ram and Booth
The players remaining IN III" other events
are Nar'ram, Hlrr-'. bfOnnOr. EagI'.
pO-,ley Samon. Weeks. Hodges and Dung
in the handcap singles cooley ana % on
nor Postley and HickmOr", SAKE and brown.
S~ninn and Barrer Dill"nhuck and BAILEY
Fell and Sts-r". thubb and BaTs'ow and
BOO, h and Bar'rnn N he handiCap doubles
and Porter and Mrs Sohs'. Po-ilev and Mr~
brown Pu.ineili and Mi-. Enzle and Weeks
and Mi-- Whi't.r-lsy in N" miNed doubles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26

Massachusetts beats New York In Team
Match.

HoCHEsrEH. Aug. .. Ihs representa-
tives Of Massac huretts won the team mate b
on six boards to-day ARains, an equal
n""V' W nv" ''' ~.
this "onfe-, being one OF the features OF me
congress 81 the New York state chess As
eociation At the Ro.' hester Narht club.
~ SumerVille
When this Ahair was begun last night
four master players Wer. ready Ia play
against New York. assisted bv two men OF
lesser rams. while New YORK had only iNo
"Npers ~ her disposal. being Obliged to
add Tour amateurs Ia complete the teain
MAs-aC husett- non four POINTS. her al
Ver-artes only two Ih, actual HIOrr how %
ever. Will. tp,,nx fully rNpsCted. does not
yiy. a |l.ar rnn|antion ~ IN. nEht "a htc 4,
an =, -. :, ~. - a., ,nn,.si raih in
,a~op,f,I. In,',,.. 81
-. ,.ii'.,., 49,. . ~. A.. a., ,,a tr,ngs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
nv ERSIDE TENNIS.
Brisk Pisy in Annual Tournament With
fortl.sMo Entries.

The splendid entry of for'v-'Wo local
cracks showed for IN" scratch singles Of ~"
tournament On 'h- courts of the Riveu.de
Tennis club a. Mr~' Ind avenue and Nn-t y
SiNrh street yesterday. Onlv three PLAYERS
tried from he home cluh. The res being
drawn from "a" clubs of the district and they
nylud- mostly an The regulars who attend
the big tournaments Of the season u
was noteworthy that there was uuly one
default so tat ia IN" ilr-' round
n ths top section ~ the draw the Rev
fdgar lowth-r won his way INTO m"
third round 10y brisk play over " Mandsl
STAN. and Anof her man to win his way into
he 'htrd round was Paul foeT-t"r The
most prominen' PLAYER IA he lower So ton
~ reach The IN ri round was l.. ! DrrytuS.
and he gained The hrat krt only after a sharp
tuS-l" with Allan Read
he summary
Mems singles first round & Ssrne,r
defeated " Drry fu> = =. Ehricn de
fratd 4 WHITE ny default n E,Tg'rt
drfraird " Tulbsy g. ! GranbuW
defeated y muWusT. 4 q sheldon
brtg defeated \ Mayer ~ Mc
Guirr defeated n n knA9p. =
Sscond Round The N,N Edgar l0~ih~r
driSa'si NAnilsiar'. g. -. Gutenberg
drfrAt-d ? stout :. I Z n Cun
man defeated Il Mar=~S 81 T. Psul Forester
defeated = Irt'igrrW y SnuN
brrs defeated II n Nctuirr. s. e
HolhrBos defeated howard oshrn nv de-
fault ! SAnmis defeated ! Kinsead
= : = l. . nrci - defeated Nlan
% A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
Yacht Handbags.

Tn. annual regatta Of 'ha New Rocheile
Yacht Club will be sailed io-morro~. u
will be one Of the big r"glttas 81 the -ea-
.on and the fleet ~ starters Will he large
Theodore Granhery has annOun'e ell The Iol
loWtnR allowance for IN" handi"ap class
FIr-t Division Iusnlia e Hunter. allows
Dutrn~Ss ! y palmer. ~ per cent Notos. g.
X Ransom ? More toy " Il 'Childs. and Interim.
IL \ Its,isr = zach Isssi y CITIZEN. and
resent q Hrl n, zach Wander~r ~
"A Hudd 4 sAlly ~ s hlars 5
src1nd division TAn,A. 'ahill Allows
Red wing lO-wS and GrAc.. 7per cent NAiAlua,
Il /. S,Sn@ Fearless Il n S,oddaId and
tJusSi / I. Nults - zach. Srpd q y brsnbery
; N,,, ! Morris 50 Ii'tlr peter. I \
S,s,n.s HSle NJ licuc' aud liedouin. "
FowIrT zach .. -
rbird division Busy ice !. Cuthbert And
I,s.raI IN \ e HopEins. AlIoS 'hinoot. Amb
trn and Morsr. "a per cent hoNto u
urcsyt6y. Tomhoy In - y prndas. and Jolly
loSer N I NOTih = zach Robin Hood " q
t.artland -, Psamriad. l.. " Dyer.
IouTth IN, ision NIciory. A Jackson. Jr
T,itrum II { : King and HOyden. ~ = ilich
n1id. allow Ok~e II. ! . MAhls'sdi. per ceni
Nam.s . l. Howard. and kenosha "
lserih. 81 each lnsurNrni. - ID, CUTTING and
yybtll- a. IL Shoes. J. Grace " J. . l.ambden
4 krnosha H. G v Volt. :. "uardia Daniel
rifih division Salas. NJ ~ Pendas. allow
NIs. Nodrsty ~ \ SwaTt "a per cent Nimbus
M . SruAAFtg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
THE TROI mr. ON PIONEER.
British Motor Heat In Race with Dixie
Finished Z nsier Nine GSIIndrrs.

The Duke Of Mc-tmin-ters motor boat
PIONEER. whirh was defeated IN N" race for
the british International trophy. - a.
knoWl~igei 10 no the fastest vessel of her
-iya m tho world Her rial Speei and the
trouble vhi,h caused her defeat savs heen
stated IA fFt- w-~k = M0ior'pgi. NhFch say-
Pioneer 'rNuhl~ iu rhe first round a. "N-
plainsd bV one = 10 Na- l"ss alonR-td"
men -le stop p~i va- this Travelling ~ her
a,Frpni.. -Issd the only SaN po~-iNlo -
-Iptly circulating water ~ N" 'ylndsr-
.. Uy means 81 a -fopp under tNe bottom 20
= .uDu ul 90" Ne at"r The 'a'" 81 this ~"oup
- pfut,- '"d hv a -or' ~ grating n"
hun.t ~ ~saN-..d she hi' N ~" SCOT,
IAv~ hHuv ahmed into the oI"uins- 81
'his cop and logged her water supply
- hat the ,yllnd~T~ he" anne hot and 'hen
"a hen har engineer ms rev ed the top OF ~"
float 'e~,t hamh. ? ui her garhutstOr gl-ol"nr
overflow sd and took hrs THIS 'hev -ur-
resded ia eNitngut-hlng but IN the mean
time IN. insulation had been burned IN the
vIrP- 80 three 10 her cylinders putting them
ou' Of business and compelling the Pioneer
20 finish the rae under only nine at her
tWelNe cylinders
ANY one Who had stop watgh on Pioneer
will sa~ that this l. he reason VhV when -h"
wAs mAking the hr-t round IN about fifteen
minutes IL took her - IN nv'e- and ~ 49, ond-
10 do the second round lhis shows thai
he. IL capable Of CONSIDERABLY over Tory
miles an hour. whi,h she may demons rate
be fore she leaves Amert'a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
rIEsr ssT
The Nsunsey Tour

wuEEsBARRE. Pa. Aug. Is The con-
te-tants In the Muns-y Historic tour came
into this city after a hard ride through tho
rocky hill roads 81 Pennsylvania. From
he time tho border line Of PpnnsylVania Was
crossed the roads began 10 get had and con
tInued 10 be rough and embarrassing all thu
way into ;hi- city.
only fourteen ears nov remain ~ ith per
feet score They are the Columbia, the wo
Washington cars. Ford No. and Ford No
"A, the Iorbin, the Brush No. ~. the keRal
ITuRRer tho Finger. the zinc. the StOdda ri
Dayton. the MAXWELL No rs. III" Kline Mar
and The Mathe~on
Car No. IA was penaliyed thirty points to-
day for repairing a leak In . gaaolens line
This car ~ the Pierce Racine car No - the
ohio was penahyed four points for being
late ~ the Nom control The run to-
morrow will he 10 HARRISBURG. Pa. Q dts-
tance Of MS miles. The noon control IL at
0slinsgrove. Pa.
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Is 80 y, n. Taft Worcester {. c a. ~ a.
fps.~eod ' .i NsspeI ss,,ssa |" r W S.'.,'
- ~, u Iiilrr. Mrr,on IS. ~ -Ns. c. IL Ian
aS- nrs,,on M"od> - ~ =, Tonic S4nyAsc.
q as \ black Ardslcy. q, N s.. l. !. Gsdd.
COUNTY HH a. e IIt,l~ GIrnVir~ -. - W.
a Mart .o'oniA. {" " g q Nlnssorie.
land. .. - 3, II. Howard RI Soo,iiand, q.
MSkssyL ~ "a ~ War-n NSri wAumbes
- ~. !. ngIiSh. Nr~ HAvrn Z . ~
Ho,ry. N"rth W"ns>toch ~ 81 ~ Jane, I.
kly httshlrg. ~. 10 " G~orEc Nc, ook. wAun
- ~ d ; RTo~n. IiuntnsaoS VaiIs; 81 s. u.
lud'"w waumb~s ~ ~ - y Trow
ioi nh;; s, IS i@ : u j,sls. Ss~ YeIS q
~ 'ol e Shetion. Waumhss. Is. - lot
!:add Hartford {. .. ~. - ioa u. wIlilAms.
Nauwheh. S. s, 100. car, Victor waumbeE.
iirs' >,'rrn rir,' round e " Hrrwn DE-
49, ~ kru and l"W"dSr De
ictes!od y gnsii,n I AMI ; GLcsory Dc
,,cs,cd \ q NnIasue end ; " , Travis DE
ds!ss,cq S.Sir, a and ,ps r,rflas,aa
1",ca,ci : j, lasrr> anu " N'";haek
~ecrud >i,,r,u rir>, round y : Sayr- De
est. " , G,sM sSd 3 nS TScH.r 1T
asi.s'sS mseS 40 f"' Ss,l.nS s-iss,sd
rd s1Af ~ 'Sf o. a.i.. T'G' S' Hsilc
~ y Gates defeated = TAFT
PRpTiLF. y N Aug - A. The tourna
ment On IN. Profile i,olf club course today
N" match play for GoN DrRpeTs cup
r~-ult'd In Harold Tappln ot New York
winning from John &. IAppin. and
The GovernoL'~ cup il 20 he awarded 20
The one who hr-' wins three touraa ment-
John ksndrick HanRS. u. holds two legs
lewett one leg. and Harold rappln
one leg The second eight which uualifs~j
Tor the tournament found itS winner IN
t'"N Draper, who defeated Dr George
10" NwoOd ~ New York iup.
Asa number Of the players have expressed
disin' lna'ion to play In hard match
on tho eve of the amateur championship
N" nit'.d states (iolf Association has
declared on IN" t~am match announced
Tor SATURDAY. September 10. AZ HTookltne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
New York. Canoe ReEaits.

The Marine and Yield club relinIui~hed
,hs date allotted for - regatta and In ~
ulac. he New YORK Csnoe Club viii hold
regatta on Grav~--nd Bay tomorrow
which will he the ninth for the champion =
.hip- This regatta u for Yachts 81 class VI
ami under Own-d NV a member 81 r,roE
nI,.,t club Fn'ris~ will he received up 20
A., o'cIork On th.. morn ia 81 The rnce The
committee announces that no Yacht viii W"
tin~d who's measuretnen' CeHln"ate mas
not been lies. and Yacht without hummer
wiii po-iitvsly not b. timed u also Say
,hst Yachts with n smb~r- visible through
the sail- will not he timed Ne Narnins
.IS Iiemann, chairman " 'armaN
Z Hraaen r. = X speidel. -. n. sawyer
n. M. smith and p. w. holOn.
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ROUND The WORLD A WINNER
TAXES WELLESLEY HtNDIC Ar
~ FAST TIVE ar THE sra.
MeIIsandr scores ~ IO To . Cherry oIa
steps = Vile Ia - rs ~tecpIrchas"
for Ticket OF Leave Tive wire u cut
Iao>e Via OrtaNIa Also scores

SAE,TuoA. Aug "a Round the World,
" q YANKEE crack flly. va, IA -uperh
form TODAY. Pi'king W top weight, ~
pounds ia he Wellesley Handicap. for two
yeaT-old nllis- i've and halt iurlOng-,
-he rushed 80 the front ~ IA" start and WITH
wonderful speed she led all the way ltttl"
Walsh lad firm strip on m" brid" n IN"
breeyed past N" Judges with four lengths
In her favor. ia" tim, being -. N" fastest
OF the meeting Matt Aliens lluu-cmaid.
hy Bruoms'ick. vas HlNnvS tn" contender
aud took the place by two lengths from
Thomas ltch'u"k'S savannah. daughter
at Yankee = ! Murray fIN- Aces Was
rus, out of ia. money Round the World
vas hot iHNOIit" at To ~. WITH llou 80
maI.i AMI savannah h"th IA som" favor
thT"- Way
hof-r at the k-en- sale. mad" good IN hi-
new ONns sCOlur- - hen III" made all the
pace IA the handicap for all ag"s siN FUR
long aud won in a drive by a length With
- - about her III" Disguise mar"
stepped the di-ian"" IA ~. sanding ~
l. : T. Randolph = Bp~om az all stages
The latter Nas ia, krd down To ami io"N
the pla'e by a length from b. bradley T.
Helmet, anu' her Keen" ca-iur
Ticket Of Leave. To- /. delighted the
Virginia turfmen by leading all III" way IN
the -tsepleCha-'', 49, about Two iutlnS. AMI
s sn,n 'G fo Cp'@ o ~ s"i.op m RAJ. ,Srn
ond. did not display his best form. Bound
broOk. 20 !, vas an indifferent thitd. aI,i
If-s time was ~
Cherryoa. :" %, ran mil" In 7s %
and was ala easy winner Of ~" third event
for nlliss. mates ana Eeiding- When ~.
paccmakeT~ tired Moore -snt her 70 10"
front To- breeze home two lruY.'l- N front
OF Hack Mate. 5'ul The latter out gained
Hilltop. 20 L. IN the dri," Tor the place
and beat her half a length
l.tV. WIRE. carving the rght money and
backed down to TO =. va- ,u' ioS-s. m the
NTH race. a --llIng afair a. q mile and three
siN'eeu'h- tie TOOK command a. the Og4t
set Was never headed and under a Hu-'uug
ride Won 10y tVo and hall lengths from
bonnie helsO. "A l.krWarm tsNOTit" Nor
bit, 10 !. wdS always "a factor and finished
thiTd. va lengths ba,s b" tim" va
I - >
August belmont Wa OC'avla. a colt by
OCtaRuu Jto /. won the last race for maiden
two yea -Old-. siN iurlouE- tie Na- gal
Ioplng at the end with -four l"uR'h- over
I ata-bN NOOdiOrd. : ANY Port. VINO had q
head over John sanford Md"Il" lLv
time Was ~ -
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