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VENUS STAKES FOR HORIZON
CARMANS FILLf BEATS FIVE
ACES AT YONkERS.
keenes MeIisande RuRs q Past Three
quarters of . Mlie-WiitOn LackA,e
scores at 10 to l-HarNey - stare
and schOolnlAFm Also Are successful.

heGnHN
quarters % . Mlie wilton LackASe
scores at I8 TO l-HarNey ~ stare
and srhOOlnaArm Also Are successful.
After . long delay At the post. although
there we're only three starters, Horizon. the
topWsiEhI and odds on fAvorite. running IN u
p CarmAn. colors. won the ., 900 Venus
stakes for two-yeaT-old nlltes. nNs am
half furlong$a at EmplrsCity track yesterday
Horizon. hAndls'i with con'lmmAts skh'
D. SHi!ing raced on even terms In the la
taru vi,h Five Aces. % ,. and Quincj
II-l. 50 20 Then shilling began 20 eHaT.
a.ul-cl! With the result that Horizon drew
away - win easily ny tNo leu ztn- IN OF 80
Fi,s Aces b~I' quincy Belle a head i0i tie
place.
Iara~s 4 krsns = Disguise ally Mslisanae
even money favOrlts. stsppod thiee-GiaI
ter, OF a milo IN IA I-5 and Won tue handl-
cap IOr all ages IN oig saliop: u l. shaw
ChapultepeC. TO !. second all the way
managed 20 keep the place by u neck from
Guy Fisher. 5 to 1. Who came from last
place in the run through the homeStretch.
Stare Q prohibitiVs favortte. with Shilling
up. rolled home IN the nrst race. for two
year -olds. six fuTlongs. Ills easy victory
by . margin OF six lengths vas partially
dus to the fact that he received no oppo-
sition from T. q. Austin's Summertime.
Garner and then ridden into all sorts OF
pockets Gamers performance was de-
nounoed by Austin aud his friends. Red
Walkers I.sscar. 10 to !. ran into the place
IN spite OF koerners apparent attempt
to keep him out Of u. and W. u. IewEs
Indian Girl. Is to /. was hHaf . length back.
Indora led To the head of the stretch. where
she Quit to nothing. The time was ia 80
Garner gave another exhibition OF poor
the the secSad race. for niics and mares. one
Sl'' Sg ) ana 'HsI Madden. % Sto % sss % sonrdeni
that he bet on her and ADVISED his Trends
10 follow .sult. Garner got MaIisot awey
stretch aud when the, end OF the far turn
Was reach he'd ne went all TO pieces. Result =
jazz B,nnsIs schoolmsrm. baked by .
seleot coterie. made All ne rynn,ns and
s.eenS sSG s-..sd sSsd the e0 RAmsPo H s,ccs Tarm :
AdrIuche was third, The race was run
ii,oS Iackaye. a IS to / shot. upset
calculations BY defeating GreenbridEe. TO 1.
ana fslc.dS & iS and u ,n.aty ns ''e e.rds Hs
and won in "A sallop By thrce lengths IN
:: ?-S.. Greenbridse vac second. four
messed messed about By DisSins. Who go, OF well.
stretch and then pulled his horse out Of all
Harvey :. 20 !. led all the way in the
tenth. and won handiIy by three parts Of
q length IN "a 2-S. Queen Marguerite.
TO / isvorite. was second. doing her best.
and star Actor. 10 /, was third. Tour
lengths away. The time was Ia rs.
1hs stewards warned Jockey Lang for
rough riding on Guy Fisher IN the third
race. lie IhIerferrd with huck just after
the start. While Lang before the
stewards it was rumored that the way he
rode I.uy FISHER Was under investigation.
HUT this was not the case The summaries.
TIHsT RACE.
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TO-Dty'S EMPIRE CRY TtRD.
Test Hsodicsp, ~ . wI,-. the Ch,ef a..
trprtlo

The Tes, Hsndicap. one r1iie will be run
AZ Empire 'ity to-day. with Apache the
Hildre'h entry tDalmAtian and Rertigouche,
and Kings Daughter probable factors
Tvo-year -old- viii run IN the hrst race
h,s and = haN furlonRr. Fi,h par-worth.
HectaEon and The hague figuring well
For the seil,nE handicap. one r,!ie and
twenty yard-, Noon, Gliding Belle and
Falc ada seem hest
In the third race. for rlAters ~ six fur
Longs the Hidreth entry Rose Queen and
Jeanne 'Ar"l will fnd favor over Trance
Rar None and other- In handicap for
two year -olds siN furlcngs. the Newcastle
stable entry Seth and RoVal Meteor will
be played 10 beat Helene. Novelty and
Gauntlet In the last race. Al . mile and =
sixteenth. Had News. lmuAtor aud The
rser may divide the money The entries
follow
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Hr.'oa rvo' - 10 good for
.ssNsT here 80 daN lsnth
iH. HrF IFf aFsTs.
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.uniId. BACK From Ions cruise

The steam yacht Guniida owned rs "
HaIknes- arrived In port yeS'erd'N .''
noon The Yacht has bssn cruls.ns
Mediterranean and .Fxaln So a..
touched A. forty-twa ports since
hare on April The Yacht leif 90 30
on july Z and Faval On July 10 ~h' .'
weather uuiIl iulv -. when she ~. .''
heIvv gales from -outhsast sud UH-. -
witch lasted three days IN" ftt.
haVed vel and received no damlg' o..
- redt at once IN the Ere h.-'
HarEness loft tho yacht at Nrr'."
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TotAlS ~ ~ ~ u
'Batted for Fro~k In the -econd inning
Rated for Philippe In the ninth inning
Two out when winning run vas scored
Boston -
ptttsbuTg = q u -
Runs Boston -Abhaucchlo Hrk. Graham .
sweeney, pttt.burg byrn Clarke, wagner,
{ smpbsu. Two bA>e hts wagner. Wilson
Ry Tne Campbell. Graham. AbbAticchio stolen
base collins SaTrinr~ hit LeArh Double
plAl ~hean and Snspe titsi base on balls
upI,~ b, curtis Wtd pitcE -CuTtis TN
plre IN chief Klein Field umpire Time
! hour and IS minutes
sr IOvIs ~ 1 run laDTLFHiA -. l.. .
Sr Iyorts July 70 ~ Louis scored = shufogi
over PhnAdeiphiA 20 daN The visitors handed
the game to ~ loui, by making two costly
errors The S~or~
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NATIONAL ~ tGIE.
Giants and BreokI,ns Roth Win Extra
Inning Games.

The Giants and Rrookyn- both g"' here
YESTERDAY IN extra inning gaWe- The
Giants won from he CinCinnstis IN a tusse
~ eleven innings The RrooElvns laid the
cubs low in 4 ten inning tilt The pleasing
result VA, that the Giants cat down 'ht-
cagoS lead The p.tt-burEs and ho~ton-
we're IN a thiTd battle over m" oOn,en-
t'onll length. and Tie Pi't-burx- won.
The only nine inning scrap OF IN" daN vas
~ ~ Lpus, where 'he rhilli"- we're shut
ont The result.
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Fluott leads shooters.

PHIL.pELPHI,. Pa. Iuly - -
Elliott. tho veteran New York rro'"-'
I'D 'hs way IN the first day NJ 3D." -
handirap three days tOurnlueE
ouensd today under Tho ausg.r. . 70
Highland Gun club ~ Edge W.. lI
81 hir go iart.r' . Elliott fotail' Z l' no
h-lttrE ou' 4 VI loSeTs. the Do
Ill amateur. and George Lvop
ham y 4 professional. bv one hifi
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frsHI = In'aI. .s go
'rsttrI .tr .... Hrrfs .u frs u.r'r Iuu Ne
30 Ifn.s -
~ 'or. u
.rn ~ Iu-rr ~i.n' So, N,r- I.f.,t's
e sfarsr 's- V4N~t. 49, rass ~. s-rrr.
- l0r- N's 1pr- -" 90 rH - -
sr..- .ur- frr-t Ha- uH H.I- ~
t~.'I' nF i"vr #tr.~a OF Geo Ir.'U .
b.. 90. II ssr.i.rt H.'- farf.sI |.rs-r
.~HU - f'srusu tan''It Tstupr'.
g. srrrtf -''sur. r..Hrs .r ,N.~'
a.. I'D urp 70 Nu-~r .7rs. Hurr
49,, % Tr'ru'It
Iu'', ,rr'FH'' I' ,Ht'sDo e
Ipu,pErFuI' Jgn ~ Ths htfs -nt ~
, b, ssn vcrs -ru' u'l o.. inS H's'''s ~ "a,
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PtYs s.J.OOO FOR YEtRLING>
n. Y. wilson. .Ir.. Buys Tweui, FSom
John a. Madden

r. ' Wilson. Jr hs- iust rurrr''Ai
twenty vcarlinxs from iohn E Nadden
for = pri~a ssid to h~ not less than . NJ"
Mr. Wilson pad sW on last ysar tor .r'r
ot Madden bred youngsters, the hrs' "i
whom lr the crack Nsushon. bv lA' 80
Nj Wilson. II - -aid. vas 80 well u.' 80
with last Near- tnveSt tmeut thsf 80
Madden informed him that hs had UH'e
The deal did not avg rre TONS Inv.
tran-l'tion. turfmsn satd yertsrdaf $50 ~
seeTr 80 Inii~a,s that Mr. wilson hss T'I''
confidence IN the future ot racing
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L,Sp. ). EAsHISoros. sEcoSp oAAE
gtHNNtaSp NaaaINoTON

:
RATED for Henry in the t~nth inning
'RAited for peislinx In the ninth inning
Ci-NclAnd q 5
Washington q -
Runs Cleveland Nilcs. GrARey. :. Turner.
Washing too Milan tiTst base errors
CtcN Gland. :. Washington l.eft on base-
I les eiand. Washing ton 5 Flrst base on balls
OT ItrtShng. OF Groom. !. OF Young. Hts
~ Hetsung. ) OF Groom. struck out-BS
Reisung y 6y Noung ~Nrrtnre hits Turner,
i'aslerIy StoNAu. mTmlngham RelAling stolen
haSr LAloie Double play kilhfef, Henry AMI
street Hit ny piL'her ny Reisling birmingham
I mpirc Perinc Time. hours and 10 minutes
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- Rosno-r FtrSt garne ROANOKE Peter.
N'irg second gsr'e. Petersburg Roanoke
~ Dsnviiie panNilie q tlnchburg
~ Sovfolh Firs' game pieh rnond NoF
solL g~.onf game NoffoiE P'rhrrord
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Huns n Iolls Nam. HausFf Two nAsr
nit Hfe,nahAn SAcrince hts willis. Batss.
llouble plAy knAbs ana brAnSreid stolen
bs.es Eills Huggins. Ipooin Evans Hit ~
pitcher ~ NrO1nlen Eysns. : first oass
balls on wllli>. . OF NeOuillen suuek
out HN NrOuieu by WINS. lrit on
hasss - IoIis PhuAdrIphiA. Umpire In
rhici HO'Dsy It-ld umpire Brennan Tine
Z hour and = minute,
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New Ssrs state I.esEu-.

~ ASRsNroN.
= tea y q ~ n
scranton . y " " y
Na'frrtss NrSurdN snt FOSTER thalUers and
", N,ftuuaugr tnrpivr~ p'Rvirn Ani INAnS
~ VUkEsB'pEF
~yraru~~ n y
WiiA As~bATrr - - - n ~ J
Ps't-r.rs utEEor and Huf~N Nr,ios-ry
and Wrg"I rrrre ~ Tool"
BiSGHNNrns
rro, n n "
fUngnarfNn
VsUr-f-s AshieN. Cunningham and Warner
Walk api isThsr T prc Nrpvn
GtHIH'
iIhan, v
iIT ira
pa''rrtrs NrSUn snd port- NagI- ard
'furgh~r mrirr~ knsesni snd lAnd>sv
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snniI,ra.icrn I.eaEue.

~ Ror~e Norristovn. Rome ..
- Gad~l,n iirst came Gad>den, a iohn
-ou Ci's. :. ~"couI game Gadsdsn. I. JohnsOn
TIfN. ~
81 knoxville rir~t game Ashey1lie. a. knoa
,tll~. second game knoANtl~. 4. Ashcyille.
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Gsmc> >chcdulrd for T.-da,

- lp.'. . N~4 NoT- thi. sEo N Phiiadel
uhit .sf siN',i fH N sshIng'on nrtroit IN Boston
shvtr.tI iFAgFF
Nsv ~ M Ttn. nuau HrOpA,n m shi-Ago.
Philadr'uhi1 iu " Inuis bpst'r ~ i1t',hurg
FNsrTNS IENurI
Erwsrs IN montreal Jr~srs t1n '1 Toronto
20" "lgS1rs IN BurNlo. HAltT oTr IN Ito hester
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- Lancaster Nioona q Lancaster
- Rradirg Resding. > WiiuAmsport .
- Trenton -Ttrst game Iteu'ou. u HArris
tlrrv Seront gATr Harrishurg. =. Trenfnh.
- Np-E York. -. Iphns'pwH.
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vAsHiroroN


Cleveland n n q y %
Washington n
Runs Warrington Gessler. ,. NePride. kili
ter :. BerkendoFt Gray. Two haze hits Cray,
rliNelt Sacrifice hit Henry Double plays
Reck-ndorf and Conroy NcBrde. Ktlllfet and
HenrN Left bases Washington. -. CleNe
land. First ba - on halls on Gray I. or HArk
ness S or FAlkenbeIg Hit ~ pitcher ~
HaFknes> iNrnride. ktliier struck out NY
Gray. a rs HATsness. :. By falkenbefE. l I'm
pire Pcrrtne Time hour and IS minutes.
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Good START: won hsndiS Harvey p ch =
nv Meltonian .- Tchoupetoulas. owned and trained
nv = TitsSimnons
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A. COLUMBUS CoiImhIN. = ~ rsUl
A. 10lefO NlgnranuFs . Tol~ip
81 lEiihnapous lndianars'Iis, Milwagkr~ I
~ YulsyIls fI-sf game kHnsns Ctty 4
IoulI,ius. S~rond gam AHrsss C1'y Z
IL .islIIIr. :
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4, Spsr,Anhrrz Firs' SpartsnhrrC
Greenshoro S~~ond game Greensboro.
II charlotte First game ChsrIottie. S. "
der.on Scrond game -Andcrson. s ChsF
/, winston saiern- Winston sslerr. = Green
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'Nlir.i 'o' Urdorh 10 the nin'h inning
f~F~~' CO.. o. 20 y q 10
iprontO e. B % 81
Run, Irr,~. 'T', Itannlfau pein.nsef
Nb.'rln % I>'Noni tr.>t. - 0''y Toronto
-1av tiara = N'rr. krii, Two has hi'.
tfrts' Sh4a Nr'onav Nirrinrr hlfs on
drtgan IrUsU. Hond Si'fon t'rurni
Z afnnlU -ipi~r I,..~- ~ NsTa. Ns~r~ fsr0nf
~,rii,.L o'It ~ ~iitsu bN tore,. hy tsr
roll 3 10, tuIDiph. Z ltr>f hHsS on rails 80
~tttpn E OF ore :. - frTp,I. ~ Nrioph
pas~sI bau trt,t ~ pS yi'rh"r ~ Nifton
~, tstrnIU left un pt--. Toronto T. Dnubl~
pi,N SnAW Hnt Nc NUist-r Nlid pitch ~
ioiph Trpirr In rbi'I 80 . Ii'ii umplrr
IIrr.' IIrfs hours aut % u.InI
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Tri.Statr League

~ Hsr'ford Bridgeport Hartford
~ Ns'S pdisn NeN britain. Northampton.
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The individual scores were Mackie. 81.
- - Mitchell. No ia Str'nget. ao
80 - and Thomson. 20. a. i'
The second half Of the New York News
paper I;olf clubs select score competition
Wiff be played tomorrow a. Van cortland
Park
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T0ias n , = %
sps''ei 'Nr Prrt'r IN ~" rtntn .rr'1E
eus-L n -
montreal
Uuns Nantrrrl 'uhs irag-v. fNr~s uerr~i'f
Z .. IN krIrLcil ke~'" rsu has h''s Nsrr
trI'' Ns,grr '0~tI i.Tsf hr.- error
Nton'-eaI NsvArl fsf' o. nises ScsHrE
Z Nonfreal struck puf RN k'cfr. Is Trr
Ntr Iivs' haSs on halI. pH trsfs 7 - rsf
M ~ ~ i1trNsr ~, pFYkfr hS Fs''r
Irounls rIs,s INuisN irI 'glrv Ns''vrss ard
= ps .Ir -'pteu hass> Fin1ursfr~ NoiiN
Ss.rturs h.f funs rpr~ IN ,risf Haligar
ffrfr rr-1r,l-~ t-li. Tirr~ rrrr ant a
u,turts
srHFvuo
Pro, fderfs y = o.
puTs'9 n y ~ ~ .
P,f'srf~t steele -pd rt'grsrNh Neryitt ard
V'lusu
- ro,HssrEp
EAItr-oTe n y 5
ToTfsster ~ 20 . % n n 4
ps'~rrs NHhils 800 GOV .,r. idgs. i-sTtt~
ans AfaIr
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- DrlAhs Sos city. . Dfua..
- Denyer IrayrT e. .ropeka
81 Lincoln linro'n -. Noir-s
- gtshita -WfrL.FH ~ t0sssrH
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Ionesboto ,ETuthsrsyille. !. Ioneshoro.
= H'y thr, tir rs fhryii~. d. paTagoulf.
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~ augusta .N-gusta o columbia
~ Macon ~, sHnAh o. NA-on
~ Colufr hus TOiur hl- s. IL ssonfgie a
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south Atlantic Ieagur

s, Ha'tirsnurg Hatt.es 1.-g b Naypo Ct'y n
81 Nsrttiar ',rr~nWos! Nrri tiAu.
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prrrsRrRo iuly 10 PtttshUrg wAs indeed
fortunate Ia win to-dAy's game, which lasted
eleven Innings. Bo>tOn hal " won unul Sweeney
made q very bad misiudEe Of ~ rnc easy ny ln
the min IN. allowing IAmpbel TO scote from - oni
Vlth the wing run. 10 the cleVenh lAmpbeh
" ho had only b-en put In the game IN the ninth
hit for two bases and scored th- winning run on
Curtiss Wild pitsh. Tho score
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NoNrHEst Iuls - N"Vnrs fid Uo' &C.
rlnr'r Go 'htrd bs.c RgAlHs' Nor'rsa' N isN
a i'm ono o'' iu 'Ns gtfH Srh'sHl made th~ rrs'
H't y" kre'~ rNrkin vs.. v ..H Aui va ~ hsr'i
Ths
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- score

.Rsued for Cole in the seventh inning
Brooklyn, % q y
Chicago .... o o-'
Rgns-Rrookyn- Hurch davidson Lennoh
Chicago -EVers SheckArd chance. Two base
Bit naTSrT. Three base hit Chance sacrifice
hits smith. Chance. schultz stolen bases
HOFFMAN Chance StrIck out hy Cole. hl
nrown. FIRST bas- on halls on harger. D. OF
Cole Double plays Rlrgcr, Erwin and
Burch smith Humme Nnd hIrrh len on
hAses nrookyn. 5 chicago. WGd pitch
RArgrF tmnlre ln chief iOhnstone Tied UNI
pirr EAson Time hours and Is minutes
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t,oOd star gAoping Wilton tArksys
IN n A. h. ~ james kecp@ owned by Raj
parr trained nv Moods Gsr'h
rtNru rNCF.
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.Pa''~f for suvgt ~ ~ ss1 ~n'h ir1i1C
ssv NorL n +" ' - "
'tHrfr7s" n - n 10 y - .
Run Nev Sorl Snudgrs.s u~Norc NJ
-, Uf'r.,U 'iu~IuHH'I H~srhrr fgAn
u ,hl.t tyrl WsNTlau Tao bs>S hi's Mi'rf
n .. orr Trrrr lt.s~ htf- TgsT N'ShFiI ~tasn
f,-ss ryan. Ntirheli PasLr.f SarrtTre hit
I,oaH., I.sfi 90 ht-c>. 'l1~iu.a'i. o. Yea or-.
! Uouhle plays MCMILLAN sod fohlitSrl. Met -su
spt g.n struck but rs ~TgEs hN rnw-rs.
: h. Ns'hrv 49,. = iir.' htss uu baIis ~
srrs. : or W4rn. .. ~ ror'-'~ oT NatN~V
-or = It' Iy pt'rhs- ~ Nstl'u nm fSugE-.
p ulrtrr . chief pig'sr II'iI umpire IrIsl-
= - NM. nd u rrlnmirs
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s@HiNG'NN ..s.A 20 '''t. '.r.a '.a'
veteran g. Young anAly sore r', 10 G B. 'G e liu
Ntrtor1 since ne hTo.r into hhsr'ad ~ beating
Washington IA The second game Of . doahlc
header here 10 dAv No.Cg .'tcf ed great hail.
and for eight innings held The lOcal> 10 one tii
Nn crTos IN N, Grst had made poss:tle NAshins
tons run. ami ihiS lead NAs maintained unui ire
ninth IN this ihutnE Cleveland scored twice,
hut Washington rame back and tied II up. IN
the eleventh Groom VAS Wild snG bass on balls
combined ~iiL two hits placed ihe game 10 ihe
rredi, OF ore ~ the OleeE' men playing baseball
In the opener GraV held Clsyela nj Nafe at every
stage Nhus bath HArkne~- ant fAlkcaberg were
rasY for Warrington The
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Southern I.raGu~


:, Mobile Chatt snoosa. \. MOBILE
- Hirtuingharl Nssh,i ille HiTrH'rGhsH
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roFuNIu Iun ~ Three TORONTO pil'hcrs
could moi rnld H~..~s 'lf. frurI winning ne
-ond game of the >~rirS here 20 day Thc ~cure
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Huns Ds;roi'--D Jones. Cobb ho>'on
- so. ., lord. L~vls wsS.-r Tao base M,
u - Nstriyrr i~Wts Wfgurr. ~'ocr
ha.r> n Jones. ~FL~.Il'. StsF' Hpors', Lord.
i-', q" bass uo>foU. - n"'0.' e. ~ 80
%. ha,> nr horo'-. o. ~. '''
70 'r.~s ny Dogo'sn ;nra. D.. Pal b, .....'
~tr'r, ur'. ", N8l ' .' nnrr' ~. O. gf. 20
o. "llrf e orro'. ..f. "f..H Nr':. t.''
| huL-- I'D a. . 4. -
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Cui, 900. Iulv 10 BTooklvu von tho fnaI
gam. of ths series Wi'h tho 'ubs 'hi- after
uosu chicago made move hr- 'ha7 'he
Trolley Dodgers. bu' ol"ver n"'ding ha,k
~ Bargcr shut ~ several hkci- looking
e, ore. Tho rsldinR and hr'ing ~ 1snno,
"a. q fs1rure The thIuncN ju"ald Ven'
1I' ~ piss". seven damaging errors being
,nl'kei ~ against theu zimmerman
l.gh 'Hr0v - complete = dopple play IN the
'Hnfh really gave Brooklvn tho game
~" r'.' run oi me s,me came IN 'hs
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Baseball. p ny = American. " -
.oTIs NrsriesH isHgrs rsra MN. So~,. ~
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NOS .. pSTEor sEcoSn o.NE

roA, 80 Iaio ro,Als Is l: - - o
Detroit q
boston . o I q a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22

It is not necessary to detail the
fluctuations of hope and despair, and
not a little fear Of what lay beyond,
with which l twisted and turned the
knob. It moved, but nothing seemed
TO happen, and then I discovered the
trouble. I pushed the knob vigorous
~ to one side, and the whole mantel
swung loose from the wall almost a
foot, revealing a cavernous space be,
yond.
I took long breath, closed the
door from the trunkrocm into the hall
thank heaven, did not lock it-and
pulling the mantel-door wide open, I
stepped into the chimney-room. ! had
time to get a hazy view of small
portable safe, a common wooden table
and q chair-then the mantel door
swung to, and clicked behind me. I
stood quite still for a moment, in the
darkness, unable to comprehend what
had happened. Then turned and beat
furiously at the door with my fists.
1t was closed and locked again, and
my fingers in the darkness slid over a
smooth wooden surface without sign
of knob.
I was furiously angy-at myself, at
the mantel-door, at everything. 1 did
not fear suffocation; before the
thought had come to me had already
seen CLEAN OF light from the two
small ventilating pipes in the roof.
They supplied air, but nothing else.
The room Itself was shrouded In
blackness
I must have dozed off, I am sure
] did not faint / was never more
composed in my life. 1 remember
planning, If I were not discovered,
who would have my things. 1 knew
Liddy would want my heliotrope pop
lin, and she's a fright in lavender.
Once or twice / heard mice in the par
titions, and so I sat on the table, with
my feet on the chair. l imagined I
could hear the search going on
through the house, and once some
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22

competent psychologist and expert In
teaching. This course should be Of
fered to the graduates Of the high
school who intend making teaching
profession. The course should consist
of one year of strenuous study OF psy-
choIogy, pedagogy, the history Of edu-
cation, and allied subjects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
Directory
Herald Building

BASEMENT
Vienna Cafe. Sobol & Davis.
Proprietors.
FIRST FLOOR
FL Paso Herald Offices.
a H Richards. Jewele--
International Book Co.
VIM Moeller, Rea. Estate.
Lobby Cigar Stand
SECOND FLOOR
H l. Howell. Real, Estate.
agent Herald Bldg.
The Public Stenographers Co..
Mrs. Jessie z. NJ. Howe and Miss
Ruth Williams. Proprietors.
Y. W. c. A Lunch and Rest
Rooms.
John Drummer. Tailor
J. F. Miner. c. E. E. NJ, repre-
senting the White Sands Co.
Mrs. W. T. Kitchens. Art Studio
Miss Pauline Hilpsrt, Dress
making ParlorS
THIRD FLOOR.
r. L. Nichols. Attorney at Law.
Colorado Life Assurance Co,
e. Mcmillan, Gen. Agent
Southwestern PORTLAND Cement
Co.
The VIM. Jennings Co, Engf-
neers and Machinery merchants.
First Church OF Christ. Scien-
list, Reading Rooms.
Mrs. A. p. Thompson. Mrs. VIM.
Noble. China Decorations.
Drs. Satterlee & Satterlea Os-
teopaths. DR.. Flora Satterlee and
DR.. Nettie Satferlee.
Carter & Robertson. NH, Nine
and Smelter Supplies.
The Standard Home Company.
E. L Joseph, District Manager.
Mrs. ]. B. Cass and Miss Garrs.
Dressmaking.
me Ludlow-Saylor Wire CO.
J. 3. Robertson, Mngr.
Royal Jackman, Upper Valley
investments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22

few minutes delay in treating some
cases of Group. even the length Of time
1t takes to go for s. doctor often proves
dangerous. The safest way is to keep
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house, and at the first Indication OF
Group give the child dose. Pleasant
20 take and always cures Sold by all
druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
MIDLAND TO HAVE
$4,000 WATER SYSTEM

Midland, Texas, jan 22.-Midland at
last is to have a strictly uptodate water
system for both city water and fire
protection. The $4,000 bonds have al
ready been approved and are in the
hands of the Autograph company.
Water is plentiful and two wells have
been drilled. They tested so gallons
each per minute for IL hours pumping.
A 100 foot standpipe and engine will
be used for pressure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22

IT'S YOUR DUTY To GO TO LAS
CRUCES SUNDAY. S1.60 ROUND TRIP.
Globe Flour, best by test,
and the payroll in Ell Paso.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-08
Notice ofrru.tee,, Sale.

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant to the
powers granted in that certain trust decd. ex-
ecuted by Rosenlvin P. Peek to George W. Toms,
Trustee. recorded in book 55 page 40 in the Office
of the County Clerk and Recorder of Las Animas
County. Colorado. whereby the said Rosealvin P.
Peek conveyed to the said trustee the following
described land, situate lying and being in Baca
county. Colorado to-wit: The Southwest Quarter
of Section 81. Township 3s South. Range "A West
of tbs 9Th Principal Meridian said land ut the
time of the executing and recording of said trust
deed being situate in the Co. of Las Animas and
State of Colorado. out of which said Las Animas
County the said Baca county was. subsequent to
the executing and recording of said trust deed by
statute erected. for the purpose of securing
of the said Rosealvin p. Peek. and in
which said trust deed have been. by the legal
holder Of said note appointed substituted trustee
l will. at the reaest Of thu legal holder of said
note, offer said land at pubic sale the highest
bidder for cash. at the Treont atreet door Of the
Court House in the city of Denver, Colorado, on
the itth day of May. A. d. 1910. at 10 O'Clock
n. M, for the purpose of Satisfying said note.
which is past due and unpaid. together with the
accrued interest thereon.
Dated at Denver Colorado this let day of April
A. d. 1910 JOHN F. MAIL
34-30 Substituted Trustee
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-08
Notes Of trustees Saif

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant to the
powers granted in that certain trust deed execut-
ed by Thomas Murphy and Nancy Murphy his
wife. to George W. Toms. trustee. and recorded in
Book IL. at page 1885, in the office of the County
Clerk and Recorder Of Baca County, Colorado
whereby the said Thomas Murphy and Nancy
Murphy, his wife. conveyed to the said trustee
the following described land. situate. lying snd
being in Baca County. Colorado, to-wit
The Southwest quarter of Section Five t5).
Township Thirty-th t33) South Range Forty
-four 90 West of the 9Th p. NJ. for the purpose
of securing the promissory note of the said Thorn
Murphy. and In which said trust deed have
been by the legal holder and owner of said note.
appointed substituted trustee, Iwilat the request
of the legal holder Of said note. offer said land Mt
public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the
fremont street door of the Court House in the
City of Denver Colorado. on the 14th day of May.
A. D. 1910. at 10 o'clock M, for the purpose of
satisfying said note. which is past due and un-
paid. together with accrued interest thereon.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. April LIST. A. d. 1910
1889 joint. MAIL, Substituted Trustee.