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Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
ARTESIAN WATER FOR
SOUTH CANON A PROBABILITY
From Thursdays Daily.

FROM iuurscay Ddliy.
Announcement was made here yes
terday that the South. Canon Water
company, OF which G. r. Gwillim is
president. has at last been able to
surmount its financial difficulties and
will shortly begin the installation of
a water system for South Canon and
9 portion Of Lincoln Park. The COM
pany was granted franchise by the
South Canon village council more
than year ago, but has been unable
to carry out its provisions owing to
the difficulty of securing money to
execute the undertaking.
1t is now stated that Chicago and
Colorado Springs capitalists have
subscribed for the bonds OF the COM
pany and that there is plenty of cash
in sight to complete the project,
Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
NATURE FAKING AGAIN.

A commercial traveller driving from
town TO town through the pine woods
of Florida saw a drove of emaciated
razoroack hogs rushing wildly from
tree to tree. He halted at the paiings
of q crackers" home. and asked
woman in a sunbonnet what was the
matter with the swine.
We'll, you see,- the woman replied
my old man is deaf and dumb. and
when he wanted 10 call the hogs to
their swili he learned them to come
when he tapped on one OF the trees.
1t worked all right when they first
got learned, but now them wood
peckers is maxim the poor things
run their legs off."-Everybody's
Magazine.
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ana were tne buDlect OF mucQ coH-
mendatiop- At the close Of the din
ner a number of informal talks were
made al the instance of Judge Champ
ion. who presided as toastmaster.
Augustus Pease on behalf of the COM
mittee spoke of the advantage pos
sessed by Canon City as q place for
the location Of the Odd Fellows home;
mentioning its fine winter climate,
orchards and gardens. its abundant
supply OF water, beautiful scenery, al
most inexhaustlble coal measures,
superb roads and the high moral tone
of the community.
Judge Newett OF Buena Vista re-
sponded on the part OF the trustees
and outlined a plan which he said
would bring the home 10 Canon City
He expressed surprise at the ener-
getic manner in which the people here
were going after the proposition and
that II II was kept up would win. In
the course OF his address he said that
he was told in Denver that Canon
City was a dry" town and would
not be good place TO locate the
home on that account From my
standpoint" continued Judge Newett,
"a dry town is no disadvantage SO far
as such an Institution is concerned,
indeed. II is a big recommendation.
You have got the real boosting spirit
here and II you send a large delega-
tion OF your representative citizens
to the Grand Lodge meeting at Grip
pie Creek in October with authority
TO give the land we looked at this
afternoon think you will stand
very good chance Of obtaining the
prize. Canon City seems to US to be
one OF the liveiiest towns of its class
In the state and its surroundings are
second TO none in fertility and at
tractiveness"
Judge Newett stated that immed-
lately upon the selection of a site
for the home the Grand Lodge would
commission one OF the best land
seape gardeners in the west TO lay
out the grounds. plant shade and
fruit trees. establish roads and walks
etc There Is at present in the hands
Of the trustees about $4,000 that will
be Immediately available for building
and other purposes. A canvass was
recently made by the board OF trus-
tees among the Odd Fellow lodges of
.he state to ascertain how many de-
pendents there would be to enter the
home. and. thus far. nearly ninety
have been reported. Some OF the
lodges have not yet replied to the in
quiry. but IL is assumed that there
will be fully one hundred old people
ready for the home on its compile
ton
Short talks were made by Chas. r.
McLain. Adolf Donath. ID. c. Tay-
lor. Frank Smith and others. The
visitors left on Denver 4 Rio Grande
train No. at 2:52 this morning for
Montrose and Delta. The places seek
ing the home are Denver. Fort Collins
Boulder. Arvada. Canon City. Mont
rose and Delta.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
|. 0. 0. F. VISITORS
PLEASED WITH THEIR
RECEPTION HERE

Adolf Donath Of Fort Collins. D. c.
TsyJer OF Pueblo and Judge E. c.
Newett Of Buena Vista, representing
the board Of trustees OF the Colorado
ODD Fellows Home fund. arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Denver and
were shown the various sites which
the people OF Canon City had TO Of
fer TO secure the location here Of the
proposed Institution. I. y. Rogers Of
Denver. one of the members OF the
board Of trustees. was seriously hurt
In an automobile accident a few days
ago and was unable to be here on ac-
count OF his Injuries. while Charles
Mum of Ouray. the other trustee.
will join his associates at Montrose
this afternoon.
The visitors were met at the rail-
road station by a reception commit
tee from the local Odd Fellows lodge
and the business mems association
and taken In automobiles TO inspect
the various properties which II was
proposed to offer the Grand Lodge as
an inducement to get the home. The
autos Of Frank p. Smith, president of
the Canon City Business Mems as
sociation. Chas. X. McLain and A E
sharman were requisitioned for the
addition TO the visitors. Dali Deweese.
II. s. Maddox, A. E sharman. John
Chetelat. Frank P. Smith. Judge Lee
Champion. Chas. r. McLain. Augustus
Pease, Lafe Combs, p. NJ. Linneer
and Charles II. Roddin.
The thirty-arce tract OF land Of
fered by Mrs. N. 5. Raynolds. between
the Fair grounds and Reynolds
Heights was first inspected after
which Visits were made TO the forty
acre tract offered by Messrs. Irish.
Landen and Barron in Orchard park
one mile and a half north on Ninth
street. the c. ]. Frederickson tract
OF thirty acres situated on the mesa
Immediately east of the swimming
pool and the Deweese tract of twenty
acres on Lincoln Park.
The visitors expressed a decided
preference for the Rsynolds tract ow-
ing 20 its nearness to town. with It's
consequent advantages in the mat
ter Of drainage. city water. side
walks etc. In the opinion Of the
trustees its superiority for the pur-
poses required eliminated the other
proposed sites az g possibility for the
contemplated home. and. ii was in
tnzted. would be the only one coz
sioered BY the Grand Lodge. The
vis!tors were taken upon the mesa.
cas-; of the swimming pool. for the
purpose Of aftording them view Of
the torn and the surrounding country
ADo. later. were the guests Of their
entertainers on a trip over the Sky
Line. which they pronounced one of
the most delightful excursions OF the
kind In Colorado.
Al 7:3o O'Clock Messrs. Donath.
Taylor and Newett we're guests OF the
committee At a complimentary dinner
Of the strathmors hotel at which
covers were laid for sixteen people.
The meuu and service were excellent
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Tuesday evening There were about
twenty-five present Refreshments
were served which added greatly to
the enjoyment OF the meeting. Music
was the chief diversion for the even
ing's entertainment. That all had a
very pleasant time goes without say
ing
Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
SHIP MANY GEM STONES
TO GERMANY TO Be GUT

From Fridays Daily.
J. D. Endioost, who - associated
with A. II. Davis In mining Colorado
gem stones near the summit of Mount
Antero, This morning shipped to Emil
hAy oe Tiassnstsin. Germany. one Of
ne most fAmoas lapidariss Of con-
t1neasaa nusoDA sweaev-sfg DsunAs
Gssy wslonp - aGnl - - ~
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-Is Life Worth savine.-

Mrs. Mollie McRaney. Prentiss. Miss-.
writes that she had severe case Of
kidney and b,added trouble. and that
four bottles Of Eoley's Kidney Rem-
edy cured her sound and wen. She
closes her letter by saying. 81 heart
lily recommend FoaeyT ktdneg Rene
dy 70 any enffexsr ef k1dlny dieeasa
II saved my life.- hntehen = Esbsrs.
Paaace prHe essFe
Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
CROPS IN WETM0RE
DISTRICT DulnG FINE
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
John Kelly OF wetmore who was
trading In the city yesterday had
some interesting facts TO relate re-
garding crops on the Hardscrabole
According TO Mr.. Kelly at the pres
ent time there Ia more grain stacked
ready for threshing than at any time
for twenty years. He attributes the
fast 10 the large acreage planted last
fall and In the early spring. The
early corn crop Is almost failure but
the late corn came out wonderfully
in the past two weeks and from pres
ent appearances will make excellent
grain-Florence Citizen.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
A COMMON ERROR.

The Same Mistake IL Made BY Many
Canon City People.
It's a common error.
To plaster the aching back.
To rub with liniments rheumatic
joints.
Then the trouble comes from the
Kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pins cure all KID
ney Ills.
And are endorsed by Canon cisy
eitisens.
Krs. James H. MeKsu1se. lssa
Rayer street. OaAen CITY. oplo- sagss
'dthsaa jsst = - a spnasa ~
Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
ENTERTAINING At
HElGHBURHOOO PARTY

From Thursdays Dasly.
Mrs.. r g. Bcalle a This stsy en-
sertaaned party of frtesds and
nsAshbors = n ss4gAsesAooa Dsr0
- Asr hsaa - osassss sssHss-
Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
PRETTY WEDDING
ON THE SOUTH SIDE

From Thursdays Daily.
Last night at $3.50 at the home of
the pride's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
o. Hoeigvam. occurred the marriage
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FOOTPRINT WINS FOR BELMONT
son 90 ROCkSAND CAPTURES
FREMONT STAKES

-
BabSler. q slahls Nate. h Thlra Rsaaru
~ mlneAgogt-aF 1ulm .lshnsaa.
Quaatiea R1trouluA Eaanasa Piats
1nh WuP ne Score &C 0Favssead.
August Relmsnt Aw hls onloFs carried
% viciofY a. GFavssend yesterday uhen
foctprint. . ehsatnut cnll b. Rochnnnd-
fetiah. won the TreEaoni Slakua, Cor twa-
year-pida. about uiK furiongA Tha naas
waaWorth q. sao. and ar. Baimsnt's BabbleE.
By Haatings-0 fidls Psth. ran laird. baatun
an lengths ~ y r. Hltchcocks nlaChfoos,
~ fankee--Tepea Tha rlnnina of The
stahes was marred BY tha falling az 9. L.
harriaon'a Meridian. By Bfoomsflek-l1aa
smith. after the nrut fuflOng had hasn
covered Many sYeuituaaaua aid Dugan
cut across with Footprint 10 front a. MsFid-
Ian. o'r there we're others Wh1 Insisted thai
Meridian hlmacH waa 70 blame
The fact thar F0otpFlnt Was at rather
severely behind WaN signincant AZ any
rnse Meridian Whan In a canaendlnR posi-
fion auddsnlv stumbled and threw v.
Powers over he had Win terrific force
fOSsSa bed gonde5tui sacape irgm fatal
FoslprIpi and Ba66lsT "a ths sihSSs a sSs
heHd 81 yhs stretch. where tbs lattug's
Wetght told and Pootprtnl droB away.
B.9eHlee' mexed ~ ta.t a the ass flrleig
lfngtha IN ~ Ia Former winngrs were
epinsl0ns. Doa Els1so. Dobbias. dStsaI'
htasds9si1S: poa d oIe. Asa1ealL gssi
1rtvis. tIaSissTSys. MsSSy Lax. BsS.s niias.
Matfr Pearl. KinG JaissA FaystiS Sn4
u: Ps.Eyyse st.sls,s o. Isen JoAp-
haBdieap, fvT ~ ares. AZ a6s1f yiS fiIr.
lenfs. hs trgAs q lroas shd Ss1oE h oVl
e "a eed wia b lsaelA And halt
shui % 81 a. lsissS psaF tSs ~ turn turn. ss%s
again and vas third, thrps isngrks baeE.
Tim Ptppin vac turned sldowaYs whan the
gate went 40 a,d Aad 10 chance The cine
ogsnsisp, 5 % a, alsO owned By ne Bs.,r.
glfk stable. hgd - much eDesd u the
aith rae. f1r ph,gFs 81 llle ard q six-
tenth ~ ,sss Be I'D be asld saIs sl %
lengths IN - Is. Lad II Langdsn. Z % 4.
ran into ths place. wiih SIR Cisgsa, . 70 s.
s,1sI " ~ a. PS9G ,hiTa 9saasioe zee
The Oneck stableq Faahlen Plate. 70 :.
made az she pace y tie hAndieAp. AZ a mile
sna three-slgteentha wtnnlag hAnd By
.,s s'esiS az ssp,sy eSf Y ~ AZ EssP'lsEoy
hauled pTete1d. u % 8 e tks AT sIItsenfh
pols and beat him a length Tor tha Dlscs
Peironius, 2 70 s. also from the Onork
stable. won Tie third race : ceiling event
~ = mile and q fgTioag, With heid 10 he
I'D from start % dniah. byt BE- might ave
lost had "a not been Tor Dugnn's peculiar
handling of Pins and Needlsa- Ne took the
mare u the outside "a the had 81 The
stretch. then 70 he inside q The sisis.sSS
pole and st the snd she wa beatsn a seanf
half length IN . drive. the time being As.
War jig. q Russell colt. owned By n n
l.sfnaiTs. vell played a s 70 l. made as tie
running m ths nrsi race. for two ear Odds.
use The hip 20 get him - the wire a had
in trout % the Woodhaves sfahie's Lada-
settle BY Disguise. . 20 ) favnrtts The
Rad ave lsnGths over J. T.. Ac(iinnis's Var
Mis-. % 60 !. The tine va / o. IS The
summarize
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ISCOT RACES.
Raehsiorr DOabie wins Royal HUNT Cup
--Ameriean Successes.

TNNflA NalH uAaNAlfA 70 lMA NNN.
L0xDoN. June IS The rago for the Rnya
Hunt cup. q piece Of plate % the value II
Bo aorsrsiEns.and I. sGo sovereiEns IN speris
vas riH ~ Ascot to-day and VAS won by
J LOWS haraslor's Double, ridden BY
L TiEH william Clark's Eudorus. VITA
Wo0ten %. vas second md Dem0sthene-
With Rickabv In the anddie third There
were twenty sfarteYs. The bettinE VS.
: 70 Z against Barhelof's Doubie. 10 . )
against EndoTuz and % % I AGAINST De-
mOsibenea Bachelors Double Won BY
four lengths There was a length between
Eud0riis and Damosfhenes
The Coronation stakes % 100 soveTeirns
each. half fprfeif With 80 aovereiHns addesi.
VS. won bv Waldorf AstOr's Wnalpop,
Who finished 'hree lenHths IN front q SIR
Waldie Grlfith's fhalia Leopold d. IN hs-
child's santa Pima was third q neck behind
TkaiIa There were ten starters tfe
betting was 10 20 againEf Winkipop. TO-
70 = aEains ITALIA aud % against Slnta
The rae for the afty-sirhth Triennlal
Stakes % 10 suvareirns zach. With con anN-
erelgus added for the owner grd i00 sover-
rigns Tor 'us nomuafor ~ tae winner
Tor fWN-vear -olria. we Won bF tlHFenrF
n Ma~kay's y ght Rider ri7'isr hv O'Nsii
A. karrlaV Walkers E1o-marset. With
Mn her IB fhe saddle. vas secuad and Trans
port third Nine horses ran. Night Rider
wou hy Two lengths ard che same distance
separated no secoud and third horees
The betting was % aElinat Might Rider.
3 20 uraIT-f HhosmaFksf ADD 100 o. 3
against Transport
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EASTERN LElGUE.

srsSuSo % ruH aux
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NeW Esrk. ,; Cleveland o
Ch1eagn. a: Fnilaaeiphin- 3.
Bostsn. q; Dstroit. q
a. LSula. .; uaInmgtan, q



CLHvELANb. luns Is. -PitchlnR IN ne
form that has brought him q long atT ne
o. victorias and only one defeat % 10 saaInn.
Ford shut out Cleveland hero today bY z
score u 10 o III own wOfk via che
gtick helpgd some Hs TIRES oagaar IN
thS laird with two gons scored thb Arst
Fun uhsn Gardner followed with a slngie
Ths hiia Of Old Cy lounG we're neariY a.
inffeouent e. those o. ford. the fankees
/ asilina eta safetisa 10 ave gleanad by the
Napa Ths veteran of tventy campaign
had q an the Yankee youth Ia the matter
! ork halamea. capt. Hal Chase tWica and
BlFais cEps thres times.
Cree ma6s 90 for hm tanning By . single
n M nlnfh that scored the anal Fnh and
~ fancy vark IN left Gardner paved
aaa sssopd Laports right 0eid beeauss q
nemphhlb failure TO gst back from hk
6snessd h ths sisth Tor dIspuiiaS Z oallsd
eeEike. bla FIRST Three dos and ave strike
eUss he'd retired giEht harksen In q gow
bsfoge Ford poksd out q three Dagger 10
covering the 6sIi Cardnsr's sinals seoFsd
the run and he stole second. u iingsr When
Woltsr grounded 70 Turner In the seventh
Chase and Laporle singled and knight
Chase scored Ehan Lalois. The ball sllpping
because Of saiiVa uae1 by Dung, heaved
Wildly past nrsf Tying 70 double Knight.
in-ths plnfh WoitsF Staged and stole and
acoTad Ehen Cree singled after Chase had
ianned and IAporte had fouled 0uf
The Napa rescued third only once Fast
orlv ainHlinR IN the seoond, stealing and
gglna 70 third When Kruegsr forced siovail,
whe had ualked Crea's fancy each %
bradley's foul ended me lone opportunlfy
Kruger walked and bradleT singled 10
The ilith Dat ounG's tao 70 Austin resulted
IN a double PLAY for the ahal outs Ni.es
seventh and Mess safety In the eighth
aaTa useless
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A. Doyie's Billiard Academy last nlght
Alfred De orc defeated johnny Kilng %
The Chicago Cubs b. a score Of rs % % IN
eighteen innings. DB OrOs high run vas
~ and kling's was -
a. Maurice Days room Morningssar
defeated Henrick ~ a score of 20 to 80
They played ta'2 billiania
In the second game % 'hs hfty pofnt
nlerk match Of three cushion carrom bill
ards at McGraw's RON last night f,eorwe
Moore defeated Charles COWBOY Weston
oy a score q 60 70 % Moore's h.4h nm
wa and Meston's-s. The two niFhfs
score gives Moore 10 and Weston %
Manager Pred clarke Of the Pirate.
who - an intimate friend % the CowhAv
Wll b 90 hand 10 root for him to-night
yith the rest Of the Pirates when they play
the final Eame. ''
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INTERNATIONAL POCO DATES
To Be sst Back - Avsid Coaasot win
National Lawn Eennls FINAL.

There have been negotiations By cabls
bet ween the Polo Association committes
and the birmingham Club committee Over
he date' for the International cup mate hes
BET uesn tho Old Ei0nians and the American
team 20 he selected by A. y Whhnev. a
captain The visiting O. m Ia Understood
90 have ASKED for 4 somewhat later date
TOT The first game than August - the sur-
session o. the Polo Association. and on
secoud thought the American commiftc :
feiuem hared that the nnals in the national
lawn tennis champion ship would Be played
o. that day A. Newport 50 many % thoss
Interested iu polo pass the summer AZ
Newporr and are interested in lawn tennis
that there was no delay 81 acceeding 10 q
change 81 the arrangements
william A. Hazard. secretary % the Polo
Association. cgbled 70 Major Green. man =
afer % the Nottingham CLUB, yssfersia ).
leling Of the rOufiet With the lawn tennis
fixture and suEgesfirr that the first polo
Earlc he on AuEust y. he second On August
u tnd The third. u there BE- one. on Labor
Day. Ssptembtv 8 ard mentiontnE that this
j. y holiday he-e An answer u now eT.
De- tcd-sgreeing 10 these dates.
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% nasas 10 each % ne nsxf four Innings.
bgf barGer vas a. impervious a. rubber 70
water az such tlmaa and sent the Cubs 90
their way unreiolcing
Ihs Wlnning run vas constructed thus
McElvean caiolRd King Cole for four balls
Dav .dson hunted aafely. but when Nc
Elveen esaayed n take cushion No ~
mesa. Bat no matter Lstruaf vas un neat.
and What aid that Ooliat DO bal lamhaate a
aaCond tNo baacer u was all over bat the
cslahgafion. that consisting nf q afampeda
On the part of the delighted rooters for
bargaT, uhn Was carried 70 the clubhouse on
the Willing prprd shoulders % ha host Of
suddenly acquired henchnen. SuCh - tho
say We n tha oailplayeF. u ranges ron
hnnta 10 hunraa
Ina annna
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PEW WINS rLOsE GAME.
RasssaH Game Win Cornell Goes Go
Quakers. = tot.

PHuanTLrHlA. June O. o. TIE fnsl base
bal SAGE Pennsylvania defeated Cornell
this afternoon AZ Franklin Fieid in one o.
"a = hardest fouEht aaules 81 tho season. 10
being aluntni Day a. the Quaker university
fully 3N0 graduates. representing classes
from 1873 Until the present tine, turned
out 20 see their alma mater down the tina
cara
For While u looked - n the graduates
we're gotnE % bs disa ppOintcd, for the visi-
tors sscuFBd q ore run iead IN the hegiunlnr
% the serond inning and q Was not until the
seventh period that the Ned and Blue had a
rhancs 70 w. the score With two men
on bazsa and ITO our m that round Drew
smiley. he sfardy little third sacker, zane
10 the plate and tied The scOre BY driving
In Hayden with q clean single 10 centre
haid RAY smith Was really he hero %
the Rame for his home run drive n the ueEt
inning gave Pennsylvania the game
Thm arurn.
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League star, and Sternherg. VINO MS one
% the National League arbitrator last
Steve White for The iunHIeman The
probable liusuus are a. iollowa:
NRic-hadErr. ccntft nelf: CoreY. riEht held
eatrhef. Mrlntyre. scrond base. Merrif. short
stop, HtrVens, lefl Geld Tommsrs rilrhrr.
princetQu- haliln, ieft nrid. nand. right fed.
nawanu. cahrnEr CuuntnWnam. HhuFfstuJI- SiaT-
rrtt, hra1 haHs. 8 D. white. tnlrd base. y v.
White uitrhff
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s,h,- pi'''hl.E tls'. New Tors murray.
ssyneuf H.rEs rirs' base ~ sTgs
loEk, g. Firsi base ~ nnns,-On Lsihsid. l.
s 'T,sS o., Ss,-G Ls'hs yi y Na.hsss9s, a
..ibrns snd HYatt Hit BY Bl,ehsr b. Ls,gsiSd
w mgur tnpirf IN chief Rgier fieid an
slrs-Hmsiis Tine I honr aad Is minutes.
BHooWLYS. 3. CHICs,o ~ Ia
Bsar hunts vers she fashion yesterday
Rssides he brin eauzht 90 Broadway nine
Wers captured IN Brookivn. The Chicaro
Cubs were nm 70 cover a. Washington Para
after an exciting. roaring. hair raistnR has,
u fourteen innings. IL wasnt any Giant.
thaf re cubs SER STACKING % against res
terday cen. but Brookiyna. real Rrnosl,p
bnhian demons 10 "a a fiery combat The
Two teams bad and uhen h Nas I'll over
and che freathess but Triumphant Dcmona
BEADED for The clubhouse Br0okivn's social
ana baseball circles we're SHAKEN - their
'sfv.'entrs. No such battle haa teen s.en
over hat wsy s.nDs rrety Ebhets va. =
yeaHlaE
The bir I'D Under ne spotlight, VA.
hnrgsr ths Bf11slrn o .rhsr. Ne hatfs,i In
We WANING run 10 fre f1lueenth iunirr
v ,,ss pc iSa4a .; I'd w bAsgsr snish ilso
dsntalIy hs pif.hed 4 me game sud hsifaJ
IA another -in Both siiss qeIded n tsi.ne
ltslion ant often frs cubs we're fanuiar-i
WIN t1e outlook good Tor q sore hters
and .nAe- we're star ar'0rs in the ananr,9
trHwH fFa
tyers JAILED 10 ne fret H-~.ry On q v.ft
an or and ~ ~ Cap hancs The HfooE
Lns eNefr0 49, in fle fourth Wheat
-ned eu' ''Y laEEsr and canered home
Hnel itFio ~ -urged sinfls ~ rtrtf
trchers ugT ~ NcEi eer r an ID, ssvs
ne latter NE In tks fnh and 10
promptly bowed HE apnreciaf.r 20 ~ rlouf-
tnr safely Tor one raae harFpr sniaghef
4 Two hagcar t1 centre and srared aic-
Elvenn
Toe CUBS tied D. score In zoe tlrth 40 4
SAGE ~ -te.nieldt. q laaaed ball and Z
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AHERIrAN LEAGUE.
HaghlaaasFs smut Out ClsyslandI ana
Take lead AgAn

The HiEhlandsrs opened In Cleveland
psassriay and Fhchsr lord Fssunlsi N
occupation ~ moving 'em down. Ihe
Macs we're smut oul by the NaT Yoris.
Not 10 ne ousdons By re NaiGnal Leaate
In extra inning games the Aniericsn LeaHre
had oas. The Whine Sos esnagSfed Ne
AtAistioa IN a fsurtosn inninG fraoaa. New
Xora's vtcioFy and Philadslnhias dslea,
sent the New lorhs hack 10 dfst place.
The Bnatons beat no ths Dstroits. haznmaf-
nc tho rsdouhsabla Muilin. and the Brogns
had a sururiaa In store for the Washlnw-
tons. Ths results.
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Myrtle stakes and a Handlcap ire a..
traeelans.

The Gravesend meeting VII end to-day.
The feature Of an eHcelient card 10 the
Myrtle stAAes.at . mile and q fIrlong. With
Joe Madden. Bsauroup and Martinez poaul-
sixteenth. Sir John Johnson, Joe Madden
and heybOurn fgurs veil ilategu viii m,
In ths drst race. a. about aiH furiOnas VITA
FOllis Levy. Horace y. ant Hampton Court
AZ a NILS ana q fariong. Bonnie Kelao
Keep Moving and Wise Mason look
formidable.
IWO-ysar-olds gill meet IN the arm race.
a. about an furiongn. with Hue MOuaa
White Wool and heeta4on IN probable
favor. In the last rare. Tor maldgna. al 4
mile and a sixteanth. Cuthhart. ChaTtvaTI
aud Flora Diana nay cot ~ The monaV
II be entries follow.
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Esu Tork fans this afiernoon viii have
chnnne % gee thelr hrsi Big collage name
81 ne Tenr, ne pfiBcalcn TiFQrs and ~
ale hallsioGl. cla3hlnG at American 1870
49, be Y ne dacnlng coolest Of ne
e4Ieat Aala lGVDE Wnl The nrgf FuHnF
z 20 y ana Prnceton having infen ~
.erQlN. n % T. PAY va starr ar 4 - o'rlarr
ne arnpirra w b Tlm Hurst 81 Its Ea1tsgn
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faaltad for Knnier N ne an N iau,ns
'Ratsrd FOR Fisher in ths sesrath innlnE.
S :, sls,,l, IS seiSseS ;.
sma-Washingfuu- Mcnride g. Enifer 81
l.olt8- hartlsll. HOFFMAN. Stephena. Lake. stoas.
Two haRe hts hiian, HaftEril y glnphrus
tchugliaer, CnnruY. Thrcs base ftt-HBfnaa
sarrlnrl lita-Fisher. Cnurur. Walker. st1iTvl
haae8-ti0nman. rr1endals. first haaa - hals
on Lac, s. % Walker. 2 StFart cut ~ Lake.
B BY Walker. a Lett % baaes-St. louis. Q.
Fleid umpiFe-kegin. Iims-i hour and 81 nh
Nial.