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COUNTY NEWS
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Miss Blanche Gray, Of Hallowsll, ID visit
ing relatives hsre.
John Quinn, Of Eagle island, spent sun
day hsrs with frisnds.
Miss Hortsnse Wardwell spent last week
In Belfast with Arthur Gsantial and wife.
Mrs. J. B. Littlsfisld went to Eagle
island Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hattie Quinn.
Mrs- Alwiida Littlefsld Il caring for
Mrs. Eliva Young, who suffered . severe
shock last week.
James Stevens, OF Camden, returned
home Monday, after spending two weeks
hsrs hunting and trapping.
Mn. Margaret Littlef,eld went to Blue
hill Thursday to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Hinckley.
B. H. Leach u confined TO the house
with severe attack Of plsorisy. Il. r.
Leach II taking his place in the store.
Elmer Snowman and wife returned to
their home in Litchheld, Conn.,, Monday,
after spending two weeks here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Celia Sellers has returned from
North Castine, where she has been en-
ployed, and has opened her house here
for the winter.
Mrs.. William Hutchins, returned Satur-
day from Augusta, where she has been for
the past month receiving medical treat
ment. All are glad to hear she 10 much
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CENTER.

Fred Clinkard and wife, Of Bar Harbor,
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Lorenzo Stewart, OF Bar Harbor,
has been visiting friends here the past
week.
Mrs. Carman Harper, who came home
for the local union meeting, returned to
Opeechee Sunday.
A hulled corn sociable was held at Mrs.
Albion Farrell's Friday evening, for the
benefit of the pastor, Rev. G. L. Warren.
The forty-fourth meeting Of the Mount
Desert Island local union OF Christian
Endeavor and Epworth leagues was held
here Saturday. 1t was considered by all
to be the "best yeti. II is safe to say that
the old church built in our great grand
fathers time has not held such . number
for years. Miss Margaret Koch, field
secretary, was present, and remained here
for the. Sunday morning service and
Christian Endeavor evening meeting, and
the afternoon service at Seal Cove.
Oct. II. B.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

. A large party left for Boston on the
Morse Monday.
Nathan smallidgs, af Pretty Marsh, was
In town Monday.
Charles N. Small, who has been away on
his vacation, y home.
Mrs. George Sargent and Miss Winifred
Sargent returned from Bangor Sunday.
Carl Wayland, who has been drug clerk
for c. N. Small for some time, returned to
Millinocket Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavor society was
we'll represented Ut the local union meet
ing at Center Saturday.
James Balm and wife, John Pedder and
wife, and Lyman Haskell and wife, are
away on their vacations.
The local bowlers defeated Swans Island
81 pins in . tournament ct the Neighbor-
hood house Saturday night.
Albert O. jacobson has returned to the
Neighborhood house, after spending his
vacation ct his home in Somesville.
Oct. Is. GLEN.
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DIED..

ARCHER-At Providence, R l, Oct IL, Elmer
H, son Of Alton w aud Evelyn Archer.
BARBOUR-At Ellsworth, Oct II, Mrs Eme-
7 line Jayne Barbour, aged IS years. II months
days.
CRANEY-At No q Pl, Oct 1s, James Craney
aged rs years IL days.
FRANKS-At South Rockville, Oct ID, Levi
Franks, aged 81 years, 2 months, Is days.
FREESE AT Bangor, Oct 8, Alphonzo
Freese, formerly Of Bucksport, aged 6s
years, II months, % days.
FRIEND At Brooksville, Oct 10, Hannah
Roberts, widow OF Albert Friend, aged q
years, months, days.
HASKELL-At Bluehill, Oct IS, Eugene s
Haskell, aged ~ years.
JOHNsTON-At Amherst, Oct II, Elizabeth,
wife OF Archie Johnston, aged So years, I
months, days.
KINcAID-At Ellsworth Falls, Oct "A, Mrs
Mary e Kincaid, aged IS years, 10 months.
MAHONEY-At Ellsworth, Oct Is, Mrs Eliza
beth Mahoney, aged "a years.
REED-At North Bucksport, Oct II, Capt
George w Reed.
YOUNG-At Ellsworth, Oct II, Leauder G
Young, aged ~ years. months,2 days.
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entertain frsqusntly 1t "Uncls Tome
Cabin, Indian Point. In connection
with It they have built Snail stable,
and are now having woodhouse built.
Mis- williams, teacher in the Central
primary school. ana Miss Goodwin,
teacher Of the West Eden school, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Miss
Crane, Of the Indian Point school, a. her
boarding place ct Seth Harding's. John
II. Abram and vile, Of Bar Harbor, were
also here Sunday.
Oct. II. HARDING.
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SOUTH pENossCor.


Carl Grindle hes gone to California for
the winter.
Mrs. o. NJ. Perkins recently spent day
At Bucksport.
Mrs. Clara Bowden and son Chandler
are visiting friends here.
George Leach and wife made business
trip TO Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. Stiliman GrindlU has gone to
Frankfort to spend the winter with her
husband.
Friends Of Miss Lilly Binder are glad to
know that she is recovering from her ILL
ness Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Sue Clements has gone to Portland
to take her little daughter Pauline to the
hospital for treatment.
Robert Thompson and winsor Bowden
have returned from Aroostook county,
where they have been employed harvest
ing potatoes.
Miss Mary Perkins has gone to Southern
Pines, N. C., for the winter, after spend
ing the summer here with her aunt, Miss
Mary II. Perkins.
Oct. II. g.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

| Mrs. Fletcher Martin, who has been
quite i'll, Is improving.
| q. II. Hanna has finished . successful
burning Of brick in his kiln.
| Mrs. e. e. Bragdon was the guest OF
Mrs. E. W. Hill, bar HArbor, over Sunday.
Fred A. Patten and wife were the guests
OF their brother John in East Franklin
Sunday.
Gipson Hanna snd wife are receiving
congratulations OK the birth OF daugh-
ter, Oct. 8.
E. w. Doyle and wife attended the
Handy-Ray wedding in Prospect Harbor
Wednesday.
A. r. Hayey and family are spending
several weeks at their bungalow near
Tunk pond.
The morning service, Sunday, Oct. q,
will be in the hall, and the following SUM-
day in the church, alternating during the
fall.
Mn. John Morrison, OF North Head,
N. B., Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Dallas Hanna, and aunt, Mrs. Simon
Hsvey.
Several men from here are going into
the woods for the now lumber company.
John Comsan, who 10 to DO head sawyer,
has rented the Simon Bunker cottage on
the hill.
The attractive home OF Mrs. Lydia o.
Smith was the scene OF quiet wedding
Monday evening. Oct. 8, when the daugh-
ter, Bernice Mary, was married to DR.
George A. Patten, OF Augusta, BY Rev. c.
A. Purdy. Only the immediate families
were present, with Mr.. and Mrs. e. d.
Noyes a. attendants. DR.. and Mrs. Pat
ten will be At home after Nov. ID at 10
Winter street, Augusta.
Oct. II. II.
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BORN.

BARTLETT-At Stonington Crotch island),
Oct Il. TO Mr. and Mrs Felix Bartlett, q
daughter.
BREWsTER-At Dedham, Oct 7, to Mr. and
Mrs George w Brewster, q daughter.
COUSINS-At Stonington, Oct II, to Mr. and
Mrs Robert X Cousins, . daughter.
GRAY-At South Penobscot, Oct Is. to Mr. and
Mrs Olin G Gray, daughter.
GARDNER-At Castine, Oct /, to Mr. and Mrs
John NJ Gardner, q son.
HANNAH East Sullivan, Oct 5, to Mr. and
Mrs Gipson Hanna, . daughter.
LEIGHTON-At North Sullivan. Oct 16, to Mr.
and Mrs Fred Leighton, daughter.
STINSON-At West Stonington, Oct is, to MI
and Mrs Roy Stinson, = daughter.
WHITE-At Bucksport, Oct IS, to Mr. and Mrs
Archie l. White, q son.
WHITE-At West Sullivan, Oct 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Fred White, daughter.
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ISLE AU aAUr.

Mrs. Hattie Green, Of Bluehiil, returned
home Friday.
Capt. Yetts Cain and son Charles re-
turned from Sedgwick Saturday.
People here are complaining Of the scar
city OF water in their wells, which the
small showers do not fill.
Capt. James Holland, in his sloop Cleo
patra, broke his mast in last Fridays
wind. He ID having one made at the vii
lage.
Messrs. Brown and Coombs came Friday
from North Haven to take up the water
pipes snd to reduce the windmill to win
ter weather for Mrs. r. A. Sturtevant.
The recent high winds blew down ssve-
mi large trees across the roads between
Head and Duck harbor. They were re-
moved Friday, and the road 10 now open
to travel.
Oct. II. G.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Sid Oct ~, schs Ann Stuart, Manset, lum-
Der, Whitcomb, Haynes g. Co; Julia Francis,
Salem, lumber, Whiteomb, Haynes Co
Hancock County PoFts.
Franklin-Ar Oct 10, schs Agnes Mabel, from
Bar Harbor; Maud s, from Stonington
West Sullivan - Sid Oct Is, schs Storm
Petrol, N Y; Oliver Mitchell
Ar Oct 19,yschs Ann Trainer, Calais; Mamie
Saunders, Providence, RI
Southwest Hsrbor-Ar Oct 10, sch Merits n
Perry
Bass Harbor-In port Oct 10. sehs Onward
(Br). Port Wade, N s, for Boston; valdare
(Br), Bear River, N s, for Boston; Abbie
Hearst (Br) Windsor, 8, for Salem; Louie
Cobb
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aHome folks" think too much OF "home
nswsn to slight the columns Of their local
papsr. That il one great reason Why
propsr advertising in the local paper Z %
carefully rad and 70 generally productive
Of trade.
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Goods have to be made right to sell
right; 80 does advertising have to be made
right to "pull" right.
The up-to-the-minute merchant OF to-
day considers advertising safe and sure
investment, not hazard. A liberal lad"
in the home newspaper invariably helps
to bring more cash his way; it's been
proven over and over again.
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AURORA.

H. T. Silsby was in Ellsworth recently.
Adelbsrt Bridges was home from Pitts
field to spend Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Plummer, Of Boston, who
has been visiting relatives here, has re-
turned home.
Moses Giles and wife have returned
from Bar Harbor, where they have been
employed during the summer.
James Craney, who has been in falling
health all summer, died Sunday, Oct. IS.
The family has the sympathy Of the conn
munity.
Special meetings will be held At the ball
beginning Wednesday afternoon, con-
Quoted BY Mrs.. Mayo Harris, OF Little
Dssr Isle, and Mrs. Martha Hunt, Of
Carmel.
0ok ~ "
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INDIAN POINT.

George L. Richards returned Saturday
from visit with relatives in Boston and
Wsltham, Mass.
T. q. Higgins and wifs, Of Bar Harbor,
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HANCOCK s. J. COURT.
rINAL ADJOURNMENT Fol
TERM THIS AFTERNOON.


fnn COUNT.
Presiding Justics--ALsHsr 3. sAvAon, Au-
burn.
clers-Jons r. KNowLroH. Ellsworth
county Attorncy-wiLsv G. CosAnv. Bucks
port.
cr,er-B. q. sxALIIpou, Winter Harbor.
nsru,ies-H. q. SnALLiDon. Winter Har-
,o,. ononos r. NswnAS, Bliswofth; wARp
=. wsscorr. Biuehiil; Rosrp y. RuxiLL.
west fremont.
s,euographer--wn. n. cosTonrR, Auburn.
Messenger FsHp l. Mason, In, Ellsworth.
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Court will adjourn finally for the term
this afternoon q the clos OF the memorial
exercises for the late Judge John B. Red
man, which begin ct . o'clock.
While there have been but two jury
trials during the term, many cases have
been disposed Of. The second traverse
Jury was discharged for the term Monday.
and the frst jury yesterday forenoon. The
grsnd Jury reported Saturday.
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RULES ANNOUNCED FOR
LONG AER0PLANE RACE

Chicago, July 5.-Rules to govern the
proposed aeroplane race from here 10
New York were made public here to-
day by J. &. Shaffer, publisher OF the
Chicago Evening Post. The Post. in
conjunction with the New York Times,
offers a prize OF $4,000 for the race.
The contest is to begin at Chicago,
October s. with not less than three en-
trants who must have previous records
OF sustained flights of an hour or more.
In case of adverse weather the start
may be delayed until October 10. The
time limit If the race is seven days.
the contestants being allowed to make
as many stops as they like.
The contestants must pay their own
expenses and assume all risks. They
must be on the ground here a week
ahead OF time. giving trial flights
daily. They will be given a percentage
OF the gate receipts during the trials.
The start must be within the city linn
its of Chicago and finish within the
corporate limits of New York City
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was divided so per cent to the win
ner and 40 per cent to the loser.
In the preliminaries, Tommy Sulli-
van made Jack Kenner quit In the
second round.
In the same windup Young Forbes
Of st. Louis and Harley Ross OF Gar
field boxed as pretty a six-rOund draw
as could be asked for.
Willard Beams work as referee was
Of p high order. Manager Downing
was congratulated on the high class
show he had staged.
The hackers Of Sinclair before and
after the contest scattered peanuts by
the bushel all over the city.
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ETH0N BREAKS LEG AT
EMPIRE TRACK OPENING

Empire City Race Track. July s.
King James, carrying 126 pounds. won
the Brighton mile, the feature of the
opening at the Empire City track to-
day. He was an odds-favorite. closing
at 1s TO 20.
A bad accident occurred in the open
ing race, at the far turn.
the result Of crowding. Blum
dara was the first TO fall and
Ethon fell over her, breaking his leg.
He was shot. Jockey Phillips. who
rode Blundara. was removed to the
hospital severely shaken up. The sum-
maries:
First race. six furlOngs-Gilpy. 7 TO
L, won; sixty, . to 1, second; Oxer, 40
to l. third. Time-1:1S As.
Second race. five furlongs--Five
Aces. to ]. won: Gauntlet. 20 5,
second: The Hague. to l. third. Time
II :01 2-5.
Third race. one mile-Bang. 20 to /.
won: Galley Slave. to 1. second; Mar
igQl. 10 to 1. third. Time-1:41 2-5.
Fourth race. one mile-king James.
10 70 20. won: Hilarious. to 5. sec
ond: Candleberry. 20 to ]. third. Time
Il :39 SIS.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs-
War Jig. 16 to 5, won; Anna Cass, ;
to 1. second; Omager, to .. third.
Time-1:0S 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
Krikina, 5 to ?. won: Montgomery. 16
TO 3. second Imitator, 10 to /, third.
Time-1:47 As.
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While the Denver boy held his own
for the earlier rounds. he failed to
get in the good blows seen in his first
meeting with Sinclair at Ogden, the
experience Of which had been well
drilled into the Utah boy.
Sinclair worked his right and left
crosses and uppercuts to advantage,
and at all times carried the milling to
his opponent. From the twelfth round
on II was all Sinclair. and urged on by
his tubilant hackers the youngster put
up a great contest ErlenbOrn was
crying when led to his corner. The
$1,000 purse offered by the U. G. T..
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Buenu Vista Notes

1t is a mooted question what IS the
best horse at the track at six furlongs-
There are a number that can step that
distance in better than 1:14, which Is
fast time for the local track, but the
general impression seems TO be that
the right to be considered the local
champion at the distance lies between
Enfield and Spohn. For that reason
much interest attaches to today's six
furlong handicap. the two named as
well as Lewiston and Ocean Queen hav-
ing accepted Spohn has the distinc-
ton OF being unbeaten at the meeting.
In his last start, among those which
finished behind him was Enfield. The
latter had bad racing luck. and Spohn
had only TO run the distance in 1.14 TO
win. Since that race Enfield has set
the track record for six furlOngs at
1.12 As. leaving his admirers thinking.
as they did when the pair met. that he
IS Spohn's superior at the sprinting
game. Today's race will probably set
tie the question OF supremacy between
them. but &C IS no sure thing that either
will win. Lewiston and Ocean Queen
are both very fast. and as they are in
light they win have TO be reckoned
with.
Today Society day. Saltair.
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ASKS INVESTIGATE

Latonia. July 5-The stable OF II. @.
Bcdwcll. probably the largest now rae
Ing at LatOnia. was suspended pre-
viOus 20 the first race today. penainr-
an Investigation. Nadzu, an entry from
this stable. was excused from the sixth
race Monday at the request Of Bedwcll.
be stating u was apparent that the
horse had been stimulated. This vas
found 10 be true. and the Judges took
action.
Jockeys Brannan and Austin were
punished for rough riding IN the first
and second races. B-annan was fined
and suspended for the rest OF the meet
ing, and Austin was fined.
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WHAT THEY SAY.

Every salt Lake fan returning
; from Reno is about unanimous on
} three things about the big fight:
; First. Johnson seemed able TO win =
, at any moment after the second
; round; second. that the fitting
, matches between Johnson and Jim
; COrbett were perhaps the features
, OF the bout. and third. that Il was
, the wise" ones from the coast
; who could see nothing but a frame
; up and that Johnson would lay
; down that caused the short odds
, on Jeffries."
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The most exciting race OF the day
was the last. when Harlem Maid just
lasted TO win from Gretchen In the
track record time Of 1.fi as for the
mile Held IN restraint out IN front
by vvrispen. Harlem Maid opened up a
lead Of three lengths when let down
enterinE the stretch. but was stagger-
ing az the wire before Gretchen G's
closing rush
Haifcn looked the winner IN the sec
one until he began running out in the
stretch. losing ground that enabled
elder. coming In along the rail. TO
win. while Chsswardine showed
nose 20 the good over Haiton at the
Lady Adelaide took the third easily.
with lengths to spare
Roy T was the winner In the fifth
BY half length from Charley CLOVIS
have won had his rider been able 70
keep him from Being pOcketed and cut
off most OF tho way.
Dick Dwyer had a big Job with the
maiden 2-ycar-olds In the opener. and
while II was twelve minutes before he
got them away, the start was good.
Twenty Hours romped. while Great
Caesar outgamed Amarosa for the
place.
Today's feature will DO a handicap
which viii bring to the barrier four
crack sprinters-Spohn. Lewiston. En-
field and Ocean queen. Under the
one.
The summary
First race. four and one-half fur
longs, selling-Twonty Hours. Cava-
naugh. ~ TO 1. won: Great Caesar. Bo-
land. 10 for place. second. Amargo-
sa. Otis. even for show. third. Time
:55 3-5. Bessie G. Adhcrer. Alta Ray.
Little Friar, Copper City. kiefer. Cap
tain Ned and Milbank finished as
named.
Second race. six furlongs. selling
Elder. Boland, II TO 3, won. Chcswar-
dine, Rettig. Z 20 for place. second:
Haiton, Yosper, 10 for show. third.
Time-l;15. Sadie II. Roy Subway.
Netting. Affair. Melton Cloth and Fl
FerfcctO finished az named.
Third race. six furlongs. selling
LADY Adelaide, =. Smith, Is to s. won;
silver Lear. Nosper. 70 I for place
second: sam McGibben. Bergman. to
to show. third. Time-1.f5 3-5. Sen
ator Barrett. Santhia. Chief Desmond
ST. Francis and Mabel Holiander fin
ishcd a. named.
Fourth race. six furiongs. selling
Beau Man, Taylor. 3 20 I. won: silver
Stocking. Van Dusen. TO for place
second. r. NJ. Fry. Battiste. TO 1 q
show. third. Time-1:14 3-5. Fore
bsronios; Colbert and oberon finished
Fifth race. six furlongs. seiIinE-Roy
T. Boland. to 2. won. Rather ROYAL
Ivers. even FOR place, second; Filling
best; c Williams. TO 2 for show
Burnett. Biased and Mrs. NuEent fin
fshed as named.
sixth race. one mile. seIling-Harlerr
Maid. Wrispen. . 20 10. won. Gretchen
Duchess Of Sro1,ebe iT5 VsS pg gee1na
20 Tor show. third. Time-i:4t Us
Blu. IA. Livius. Little Buttercun and
Sab-do finished as named.
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RED TOP WINS.

Peoria. Ill. July 5.-Red Top II. pi-
loted by w. +. Huey of Bellevue. Ia.
won the two-mile free-for-all in the
Mississippi Valley Power association
regatta on Peoria lake today. Hoosier
Boy was second. Comet third. Beat 1t
fourth. Missouri II fifth. Oskooch sixth
and Vim seventh.
The Red Top. in addition TO the $4,000
cash prize. also captures. the Webb
trophy valued at $1,000. Red Tops
time was 43:4Oa. In the 2e-foot class.
ten miles Scamp III. owned by Peterson
brothers of Davenport, won
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Northwestern League
nENErrr FOR powNEY.

Thursday night at the Auditorium n
benefit boxing match VIII be held Tor
Jack Downey. the popular amateur
boxer. who has been laid up for
month with a wrenched knee, received
when he boxed Kangaroo Allen. There
will be four four-round bouts with
Jack Rogers and Andy Malloy. YounE
Erlenborn and Eddie Johnson. Jimmy
Reagan and Tommy Sullivan. and
Young Lefty and Jimmy L.awleEs 90
appear. II looks like a hcad-liner card.
Pete Sullivan will referee the bouts.
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GAYNnR sAYs YEs.

New York. July 5.-Mayor Gaynor
said today that the Jeffries-J Crimson
fight pictures could be shown In New
York City without interference from
the city authorities 80 far as he was
concerned. He had no more right 90
stop the pictures. he said. than 20 stop
publication OF the story OF the fight
He added that the police would act I'm
case Of disorder at any moving picture
theatre.
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SAYS HE WILL RETIRE.

Chicago. July 5.-Mrs. Tiny Johnson.
mother of Jack Johnson. announced late
today that the champion pugilist would
retire Immediately from the ring
Arthur told me positively that he'd
whip Jeffries." Mrs Johnson said. "and
remove all possibility Of the slightest
dispute as to his right to the title, and
then quit fighting. He promised me
this on his last night in Chicago. before
ne went to California to begin train
ing. lie said he would quit, and 1 be-
lieve he will"
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WHITE sOx OUTFOuCUT.

Chicago, July 5.-St. Louis defeated
Chicago. s 10 5. IN a hard-fought ten
Inning game today. Score: r. II J..
InlcaEo ...- -..---...--.... 10
ST. Louis ..-...-........ 3
Bstteries-YounE Scott and Sullivan:
Petty. Lake and Kiilifer. Allen.
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EDDIE nrGAN SICK.

New York. July 5.-Eddie Dugan, by
many racegoers considered the premier
jockey OF America. is reported to be
seriously III with pneumonia. lie Is at
a sanitarium at Bay Ridge. His con-
ditior was considered critical on sun
day. but he IS now reported to be i'm
proved, although not yet out OF dan
ger.
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PRESENT FOR ours.

Pittsburg. July 5.-Pittsburg gave
the game to Chicago. II to 3. by miser-
able playing all around. Miller and
Tinker were out OF the game. because
days game and Miller in today's prac-
tice. Score: r. II. r.
BtttsDurg -.-.--- .---.-.-s
Chicago -------. ---.--..-ll II 1
Batteries-Powell, White, Dowd and
Gibson; Brown and King.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Minnespoiis, 10;
Kansas City. 0.
At Louisvil1e-Louisviile
game postponed; rain
Al Toledo-Columbus. ,; Toledo, 2
At Milwaukee-St. Paul. 6; Milwau-
kee, 4.