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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New line Of sunshadcs az Fits
Read the Paris shirtwaist House adv
on page ..
May opening, ladies' white dresses, at
Vaughans.
May opening Of ladies' shirt waists
at Ahbott's
Flfty-eent Swiss dsembroidered col
lars POE, at Vaughans
p. NJ corset = one d the best; you
win find them at Pcrrys.
Best Kind q grape fruit received fresh
yesterday st tie Vermont Enuit Store
See Tassie Brothers special steak sale
ad. on page 8 to-day Bargains for you.
Paris shirtwalst House viii Be open
for business Wednesday afternoon, May
n Every Indy Is invited
Look for the new ice cream parlor,
soon 70 be opened at the Vermont Fruit
store.
a daughter, Weighing nine pounds, was
born yesterday 70 MI and Mrs Laekey
~ Good
Do you like Pic and other good things z
Come to the supper Wednesday night at
II o'clock. Barre Congregational church.
A shipment Of Remington double ham
merless guns Just received making us q
arst.elnss stock Of shotgins Earl shep
ara c..
A speeial meeting Of the Clover club
Is called 60 meet with Mrs u. q Kent
Wellington street, Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock
Flowers will Be given away as s0uve.
Mrs ~ the Paris shiftHaist House on
the dpeniHK day. Wednesday, May Il.
Every body invited.
The Anto Gun club win bold its ara
trophy shoot wednesday, May 4 III 3
p b. Members are specially requested
70 attend ~ liberal handicaps have been
arranged.
The local clerk Of camp 1886. AZ. W. az
Al, he's iut delivered Is N.Y. a. Brock
"a draft for s2na0 n fill settlement Of
Che claim of her late husband against
the society
The best accident and health policy Il
issued by Gle Fair4iew Casually com.
psny represented IA Barre by Messrs.
Place & Page Carrie s. Mute q les
special agent and win be pleased 10 tell
you about is policy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-03

Ladies' white muslin understands, e5e
this week a Yangaafs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-03
RANDOLPH

Harry Morton came from Burlington
Sunday night, for visit with his moth.
er Mrs. r. 9. Norton
Mrs. Thomas Fitch, who for several
months has been with her mother Mrs,
Ellen blanchard. went % Worcester,
Mass Monday f0r / visit with relatives
before returning West.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-03
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS.

at $500 4 line Of suits that
We consider d more than ordinary vatue,
All you will find among our regular values
4 few odd Suits chat We cannot duplicate
that wefe ouf regular 5000 values we
bad much rather sell you these odd Suits
at less prize, han size up oil the ragu.
iar lines a. Ste cannot take specials on
them; then, Il keeps our line IN better
shape. Aud this makes i good proposi'
ton FOE the trade
At $50 90 We have put into this
linz b iut 81 odd Suits from Cue better
grades 70 elose TUE broken sizes. Here
are suits THAT we're extra values At the
regular price. but there ARE only ono
oF two alike. and TIE cloths cannot be
duplicated We cannot take specials On
these cloths, S. are going to give the
tfade tie benefit 81 this loss, end al the
same time reduce our stock.
n the better grades. at S25 .O0,
S27.50 and $1,000 are 4 few odd
Suits that We ars making q special price
0n rather than buy new models. These
are Suits that che cloths are closed, But
we eaa GET yoa the same style n other
cloths. See them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-03
LADIES' TAI0RED SUITS.

The line 81 Tailored Suits we are show
ing this season Is the best We have ever
had both as @ style workmanship and
materials used
AT $500 we are putting out q line
81 Suits that we are willing b compare
With most Suits that arc made 50 seii at
1880 and s2000
n fact We spent lots Of time ii search
Of these falues and were shown mans
lines 81 suits That we're mgda e sell for
s20ea that were nat pp to ellis suit Ii
style 81 cloth % workmanship.
Tie $1,000 Suit j. maae Fl variety
Of the best cloths IN novelties Of plain
sefges INSIDE ia number 81 different
designs ana every eoat s linea With 4
Guaranteed satin linina Is full canvas
lined, and ha psrealHe tat across The
back. which keeps the cleth from pulling
and helps 10 keep The shape d the eoaE
The skirts are made in the latest full.
plated styles
rhese are Suits We can aft You in
White serge with ans eaiar ei trimming
and make ane white Suit, at $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-03
Naffra

All persons having unsettled accounts
with me are requested q @ttie the same
at once RY complying with tits notice
It will save further annsYanes FER ail
Of lis. s. d. Alien
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

% lay out fourth course has fallen
through.
IN invitation has been sent nv the golf
oolnWit'"" Of N" Country club to each
golfer handicapped to- four strokes or
I...- IN ~. Mas1i, hu-nt's state handicap
lit ?" prt,fi-" from nov q" the national
amateur "hlmuI"u-hir. September !. 80
u. on "a" Rr"oklin" .our-". This j. tho
ha. hc,n IL" Iarcd open To IN" possible
"u' rants for longer than one w"ek before
personal anu possibly Intended {" limit
~" entries from Massachusetts, q" thoss
"ho should 10 credit q" ih"lr clubs u u
p,ohahl" that en, rants from a distance
VINO drop "a 10 Er"uNlin" earlier than 4
v""E h"tnr' fh" national vii he invited
Iho,. 20 whom, tho privilege has been
s ,Ts'T tndr,a EGr lam a.I rcrd mrai
ThnWvr' H,",,,o!is"',-1 Wool u W, stH'kii@n.
,,,'onau.". Among ru" group known NJ
M'ir"i"','1H '"Ir''ir"u'~ 1r' I"mrl"'nn
ri"n.hip 81 l,ur e. Ianuisan. Who playrd
IA ~" last .n'"r."Il"si1rc " Fr"d p''"n-
""l %h~'A, Nua oy'fr i,rissy. ' s}naSr =
u- 'u..ru"v 90 l>., ari 'U" rr-r "up ne
~ wear. h"''.ur rI'., 100 %" nn.L
>n""i-'n-"- 100 'r.- country no unk known
"'."u' Ter su'' ...'- 90" 'r-'" nia,,t men
,fu -I'' 'HuIH'af. r,.. ~.uu.- .-.Itlil dividing
OBJ" pool uu o. !.-.- OF 90. 90 .lut =" pcr cent.
'..u Irur.. o.. r'. Iu.',I states coli
N~-'. Ip'f'u a'.uus amateurs -iu." ''" one
In 'r" ,,r.u ."rr- ~ ..- ,.,i.'.u," on q Long
...,..'. ,rr,,,...,'..., ., 80 .,'n,,.
-uE. ru 3D." status OF 3d. .,II amateur.
lt"r" De- 10 N.H'" IvI Iu 'lc list %
s srns 81, ,S %'' nac NAV r"I he ,H SeS Sr
"f 'm- r1r'-I'Iu IA AREN'T English
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
GTSSING To RI'N AGAIN.
New York 4. 4. Crack VIII start In HAm
Nile az Firemen's Games.

For some time past followers Of a'hl"'''.
hay. been uonderinE what had hecoTne or
Harry Gissing. the crack half miller OF The
New York e Many inquiries were made
about he young runner ana a. many nimor-
we're aeioat a. to his ~hereaborts Nj
Thea. we're set AZ rest Yesterday when capt
Mat, HAIpin of the Mercury Foot announced
that Closing would reapp~ar again AZ N"
game. Of the Eccentric firrnen 10 he held
at celtic Park on SUNDAY lie - 10 start
In the half mile Just TO so how fast b" -
moving Gis-iny himself l. Of the opinion
thai he IL moving pretty fairly, Just a little
faster than he was last year. but the Ncv
York \ & enthusiasts are more h"Pe'H
and are svpe,1ing something bug
t,issing has not been seen on any OF me
local trarks for some time Harry IN ine
suriny he vas away under weight and IN
ionr -hafa physioAlly. ~ h. VA- advised 70
take rest tie took the tip and his team
mates think n was a vi -- move. IN order
that C,tsslnR viii he well wound up ne VIII
be given leg s're," her io-morroN Hi'ern"oh
~ the Knights Of columbus games AZ New-
ARK IiN will he a starter In the $40 yarh-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
MOTOR BOiT TRIALS.
Dixis Beats Restless. bot Cup Defenders
Are Net Selected.

Only two boats put IN an appearance ct
Huntln Rton Yesterday for the motor boat
trials y K BurnhAms Dixie II. and the
Restless. owned by ] y Chessbrough.
wore ready for the elimination races Of the
Motor Boat club Of America. After the
race the committee was r'ill unwilling 20
make a selection Of three boats 20 meet the
British craft nov at LArchmont awaiting
the race for the International cup to-mor-
row
The course vac laid inside the headlands
OF Eaton's and iloyd's Secks IL vac aaid
to be 9 triangle Of slX miles. which the boats
had to cover nve times to make the required
thirty miles
that the course Vas longer than stated.
Ihereupon clinton u crane. the Dixie
is-Ls1sI a. ,ss rs %s ,n the ranh, rnnS
They found A. to be thirty nine miles In
stead VI thirty The Quantities then OF
average speed II 81. statute miles. or ~
nautical miles all hour. aud the lte-tles~
had done -. or - nautical miles =,
piNt. crossing the line siN 49, onds after the
signal and The Restless fifteen Seconds
after II The wind vas light from the
eastward aud the --a smooth. except al
the westerly end of the course
Following ar" the times oi each round
First Round Dtsie ~ SOS, Hsstirss, \ 81
S~cond Round IhAie ~ aaAoe. kes'le>s
. s,~
Fourth hound DiIle II, Ell So Restless,
Fifih Round Dixie ~ ~ - Restless. -7ii
Tho elapsed time for tho whole course
Was Dixie II III - Restless. T.? ~
There - 10 he meeting on board Com
modore " n Melvilles haRrhip. the Ng-
game at IarChmont this afternoon At which
the committee will select the three yachts
hat are In defend the cup II the skinner
IL ready hv Saturday morning she IL to be
given a trial The Nameless. owned 10y
August HeCkEcher and n u Melville. viii
b. ready for a trial to-day. u ~ said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
f,sDII'.
Competition Over championship Course
Reports From Journeys.

Golfers who are keeping awak" - nights
worrying over the scores they Will max =
in the amateur champron>hip may not"
what fh. help 81 the Country CLUB dtd 10
their annual tournament over u" Brppklin
course on THURSDAY IN" best ~Dur" anon =
the thirty four cards returned wd- mad"
now Httach'sl 10 the indoor scrNty" oi 'h"
club. II Was &C. - -
prize presented hv william I Graham
viii he competed for tomorrow ~ ~"
call for ,hirtv--lN holes medal play AGAIN.
buHsV tho b.s~' SOLICITED score Tor eighteen
holes 10 win pU"-ht.I fn" G-ua. uanas.
'aI- Will b" allowed
M,Prrwo"n. y. n Aug IL. Tn" Maple
GUIDED to-day Frsd Mol cod of - Louis, Z
h"tuE the winner With a total ~ - Ter fi"
- holr- Ni~' smith. the MvEaRvI pro-
money with two -truA.- NOR" for the Two
hays plsy Third ,,nd fourth mon"y Wa
and Tom MnoNpmarl ~ Ro=ton N,I -od
was PLAYING nearly r"r'c"' gam" of Eu''
a. ring ~" 40 d''- Nh'I" ~n'h 't- i'-'r
IN "u htS short game. missing t number of
puts.
Nrvruur. u J. Nus - Their" vp~ M
- hnl" handirnr n'c"' match 90 rh" \".'.
Offered hy Nj N,H.tr k N-,r,,,rr I.-
q haudtDsr 81 % fui score 80 , down Nt~-
w"'uor" NHs s"'"rd Huu . hnrdErlp O" Z"
~" -.rt',h Tlu,cr 49, 'ilrd ,,I'I % -. 90,
ni o." down. I'rrs v"rr r.'N"u other '...
trsftr's.
Rrrrrn~ w.up- y ~ avg - 7 \
Hamilton = w".l hunwu me- rup"iI'uu softer
from insl-Wu"l repeated hl- I,''r .rr''I1n, -
Of pn-' wear. hy Winning d.. ,iuut. Iir..'',u
Woods golf 'hampiuu-'.r TO-DAY l.t~'
defend hi- tlii" tins ,rtr Hamilton Vpu
over ,'al" Ih"np-"h 81 DO ago hE . ans =. M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
I'OTO.
Meadow Brook Heat. Bryu Mawr In Point
Judith Match.

N,rr.G.NsErT pm. Aug - \ doubls
header wa again the attraction for polo
TO-DAY A. NarraRan-e't vnen
the Point Judith polo tournament vas con
tinue,i AZ Wiidhrld Farm The first event
was "A continuation of N" -e'ond ronnd
Cor tho Point Judith challenge cup Meadow
H,ook won the matrh from brvn Ma VT
nv a - or. Of - tor, In q special mat"
the Wanderers defeated the Point Iudiths
hy n ssor- Of ~ 90 o.. Point Judi'h re-
,,.iy.I : goals by handicap
T. D. S,oddard has offered an Anglo
ArerI, an cup for = --Te- Of inabhe- be-
tween the English and American teams 20
he PLAYED at Withheld Farm from Angnsi
90 T., S.p,efuhar : IndiV dual prizes will
h. gwen NV = u Thomas
The lineup 90 the challenge cup match
Meadow Brook J phipps; " water
hurry Jr I. Waisrb,.ry and u Mhhurn
Byyn MAWr Alexander Brown " " HarH
son IL = StraWbridGe and & u smith. go
Meafio,r itrook- Earned GOALS. u bryn haWr
- r-a-zi goals \ Lost. = goal Total. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
ktJFMiN-LANG BOtr WILL
TAME PLACE LABOR DAY.
Big Fellows Matched for siS Rounds In
PhiIadelphlA and Promoter says
Thereu ne No Interferenee-Lin
Between Prixenghting and Boxing.


hArJ EhNlru'. me rn"aue.pula JOHN.
',r'', ma, mN'he1 ~ A~e'nAn VI
a'o'uA anu p'' ''Ahs' 'ne ausUshah
y, seknt 'nahp'on; 70 nsn' SUI Iouno'
"o SIsAe, ivy GU 'auor psy' Scp'sn-
ne oou' WA ta.c pnCe ~ 'ue
nmy Edwards, who clihched matters yea
terdar. SAYS there VIII be no interference
with hts plans. AZ siS round bouts with no
referees decision are strictly within the
Law " Is understood that the men will
rc,eiNe perCeutaSe Of the receipts for
their services and that In case OF rain they
will meet the folIoWinS dav n the weather
II pheasant Lane wdl resume training At
Stratford Conn IN = few DAYS while KAuf-
man will put ON the finishing touches at q
suburban resort near VuakervilIe The
prices for tickets will he 81 o. and o. aud
there Will he room for more than IS .Ooo
spevtator-
The fact that Kaufman and Lang were
prevented from boxing ten rounda At the
FAirmont A 4 ha. Increased public in
terr-t In the match and Promo,er Edward.
pre-iirta tina, ~ will be m. nj ,he biage.,
pugiII-tic event. Of IN, wear The phil.
IelnhIa au,hor,,,.. nv. ,,o,ni,,.d "a,
round nght. for many ven. Tb.v hold
that 40 Io,s n. ,h.,s A. M ,.,.,... = ,,.,,tsioD
m. L. $3.50, ,,,t,.a,s,t. 40 n.n,I
,.,,, a. -. 49,, -. 1870. = 49,
= :" "O va '"'"'"u anu '"a' '"e'c
Is nothing 10 prevent the sale OF admission
tickets Ia the public AZ large There was
no in,erf.r.n,a With ,ha ke,,hsI a. ,,.p
- i,..'. ','o,,.' W. w. -, -, ~"
M" """n-"h' hTl"h "oh's there lsS NcAT'
which - taken 10 mean that the kaufman
Lang battle will he. d.,,,i,d wi,hou, A hitch
a .,eA, A,..,. a.. -,
on the state OF New York. -aid President
Gibson 81 The Falrmont & yesterday,
=. a glove Contest for n sta,ad pur.a IN
MI. a.. ,,rtn.,,,,,. -, a.. -I.,...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
CHaMPION BOSWORTH BEATEN.
aoone Expert FaIls Before %. clark Of
Springfield.

NoRurcH. Aug - Rogue Champion
Bo-xor'h was defeated to-day by clark OF
sprtnRneId. vi lie the Rev " u Kidd Of eri-
den. Who j. m great form and IL considered
strong timber for m. champ,onShip. took
A gam. from ext Champion clark Hos
worth sru holds The Lead. however. With
nnf Ph uadrlphia = close second FELTON,,
- VNIadelIh~i. ha- an undI-pu'"l li-' ~
$. .'ur.r- N he 49, oISi diyi-ion, 9Th william.
ION ~ Washington second Whn" 81
" rluuln'l, = pi' k"d - win III" 'hIrd IL
sion
For Tho rrst Van Nickle medal kng has
wun hire, and Bu-wor'h one. Will" Tor IN"
-a,o.nh medal Mh'aE"r has won one game
from Sullivan
In. games PLAYED today follow
Fl-st Division Kidd tsa' ozark clark
heat Igo.Uorth Kirk heat King. Williams b~ai
Hskrr MIDI heat :toblnsDn. 1larS beai AGO
rs Foss h~At IiAker. CLARK beat hirS. Webb
heat Williams NAhl~y beat Jacob NNny
beat nohinson Robinson beat Mrs
second IL, Ision HNrr beat Robnson, feton
heat Webb Williamson beat dudley. crosby hcat
CrnwrU Thompson heat trnwell 'roshi heai
Webh Friton heat Nahiy. Nhiiaser heat fUrr
Whitaker b~at crosby Minor neai MAhy
Thorn pson beat Ever Nahy heat nONsh
ThiTI Division Stockveil beat huntington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
ylOUCHLIN And WRIGHT WIN
,iIIIORNItN BEATS the NEW
.IJRNTI TENNIS CHAMPION.
u,,t. nr,ght HAS Hard Work TO Defeat
Hruhen \. Holden in the star Match
a, >r~port o.. o. whitney Victor
tu the IntrrsrhOlAsiIc singles FInaI.

,.sm.rr l. AUG. u Maurice T.
&c ...r. tho californian. aud hts IA
,.... ..t,l E~tls G. Wright. national
....r..r. took steps toward their
....s tr ne penultimate round of
... ..rrr'h all corners national tennis
...,'rp tournament to-day on The
r.,. I~tuo Zach won hts match
General comparison of form
...u NaS m" better of the two
.a lost a set. a. he was suc,es~ful
....r..s M" New Jersey Champion
~ Palmer, l. .. e.
p 'h" other hand was forc..i 30
IS the starred performer on the
... -ntI' court whore h. defeated the
.t.urrn. Eruh"n I Holden. JT
Mel Nughin always Was
ono, ,nll FOR a us,.,ird point or game
-..,.r,i - he times hen he tried
.'r"-"- ~ lott handed opponent.
t.rn"r SO lriu- his racquet with his left
.r., - ine- Wright.
N.s I' Va~ always compelled - extend
r....' ny llolisn. and more than one
.. ...ur remsrsri the manner IN which
... tn PLAYER sept hts more experienced
rr' Nnrking az the TOP Of his game IN
.... .r win
...rr vls something akin to a surprise
r -rr" fnr the Californian. Mclaughlin.
,rl',h against Palmer Like all ~
.'n "' handed players Palmer hits with N.
...'.' .tl'y 81 bItiering ram while
Vi snlIu - considerable Of hitter HIM
-. got some new angles az The game
.-..t me Ncs Jersey PLAYER During N.
no 49, Palmer lid not get into fun swing
H. aru I'm. Ar-' -srvtr" game the second III
.... -..' after one" deuce a- he sped he ball
'h' lines for pl--eS The best he could
fu-n wa- to fore" Mclaughlin At
-.tscs four of the seven games touch
cd. I"uc" before the californian won hy
.'rhs1d PLAYING at close range
3. .h" bog .nutng of the Second -ef Palmer
not powerful pok" shot working from
." -" n" ran mo the lead at p {
,' 'luirrd som" stirring rallteS with
VI .lsnlrn ngh'ing for every point for
rr. ID capture that one game The other
...a' were easy for Palmer A. tha,
ISnlln ~'hensi his game. and running
10 ...HHn nj hl- returns sent the hall scattering
.. .." -he- The NTH game went 20 his
o.. nd ? was his last ~ The SCI. a. Palmer
..r med 20 force his shots and balanced
800 lore nv winning ats
Wang hard steadily AMI deliberately
'.- nltremen' Palmer led NJ c-i on thu
-..-i ~''. u wi- his las' lead McIough-
70 sept "a" ban awlv from that dangerous
-. rlnd ami also dropp-i ~ low 80 that
..rr.1f'"r ~" New I~r-av man Wa ALWAYS
. I = .ui'v and never certain nf hts re-
IN, l. was fast tennis bat Mclaughlin
.lt earned from Palmer opening of the
- 18th love game against hun that h"
...Ni take no chances AMI 10" finished ~n-llv
The fourth -at Was almost repeti-
..1r u' 'rr third excepting that Palmer took
"Ts r''1rd, and performed some wonder
.... .png shots tn the corners McIoughlin
's.G steadily. however and won the so and
Mach hy vd' margin on game
"n ore hN points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

Talk shout your spe-,i bOys. sald George
Stalnngs Yesterday WHAT'S 'hr matter with
US We've stolen more bases than any other
team IN rith~T league
Hal Chase rrarts~d with The Highianders
yesterday morning and expects 20 b~ In theEAme
10 day iis health has Improved hut he looks
thin
That VS. remarkable bA'ting streak % the
Athletic N their last three games IN Cleveland.
q total ~ tfty three niis
mn Burns - Ih~ Ileds has tried three uule-
10 beat the Phirs. aud three times ne has failed
Tue Clsveiands vent through an inning the
Other day without time ~ bat and scored . run
In tho bargain
And sun thr Pirates haven't lOst an extra
inning gAms The one they took from the Giants
ast Monday vas thriT seN snsh mis- sea~on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
INTERPLAY Catboat Race.

PpovrpFNcV. II !. Aug - IN" Masaa !.
chusstts entries IRIS and Dolly III. had
everything their own way aEain to-day IN
IN. Interplay ca'bost races. finishing In tho
order named With virginia. the BaTneEat
Raw entry. third and the two NarrsGan-ett
nav boats Ina and Bo'her. fourth and MIN
The races were held IN Mount
H., Ia oycs "a n eighteen mite course dow
,ruund GOAL Mime buoy N the east pas~aRe
a rrot.@f was entered by tho BOTHER against
me Iris for forcing her about On the star
hoard tack early IN the race
The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

i j. thought hat some 81 The Keen" and
ON form IN" turf shart~ ilyurn that BAshtI,
Novelty. Iron Ma-k and Nau-hon vii md
~" Tr"a,e-, amonn, ct favor Trainer ko~.
had Won the Grand MON Iiof~l S'ake-
on Wednesday
faster than .nnv other starter IA the IN
'uri'y Al he n~'~is b. fair break a; the
po-t and competent ride
dsclar.- hat Ba-hti. The champion ally.
all win all The way Hidr~'h Is -anguine
~ 10 Noveliy'- chances while I Wilson
jr and Trainer IieaIey beiieNe that Naushon
vii be victoriou- From present indica-
tion- the futuritv will be "a SenSai ionai rae,
ready arrangements have been made for q
special ram from Montreal 10 The spa -
the interest IN The race among lanAdian.
- greater than ever before Many turf
en- hu-iar'r IN this city viii also make the
"trip 10 the scene 81 action, which = taken
20 mean that racing for This wear IN New
oTk STATE ~ Wind up in a blaze ~ glory
Noveltv'- sure thing victory over Te1,iI.
belief that IN future the turf governors
would do well 20 froVn Upon events Of this
kind from all accounts Nov"l'y> success.
patef by practically all 81 the n is- men
Not including the races run Yesterday a.
list we're recorded ~ follows = I III
drs,h. ,t;s.7'i JaIn"- k""ne. ts'.sSD
sJsi5O u I IarmAn. 81 ,'a. and the New
ca-tl. stable. S71sii
To-morrow hopeful Stakes will he
worth about so GO To tho winner Rashfi
S~mproiu- and Round 'he World are in
eligible Tho probable starters are Novelty.
Iron Ma~k Sweepawav, Love Not Nauahon
Textile Trap Rock Footprin' Rlackfoot
and Patton II ke~ne wins 'hi- rich event
he will hs clo-s on the heels ~ Hildreth
Nau-hon ami TEXTILE must pick W penal
ties
The Saratoga stewards hav. se~n ~
20 ask v - Nanke something about the
inconsistent running 81 hts platter Jupiter
dull performance The stewards AZ I'm
pire CIV subjected NAnke 80 a similar
rro.--sNamtnation The Young NsSternsr
In each instance said he could not account
for the horses form rev~r-al- hut assured
the rurf authorities that he he' on him In
form student. that tho stewards A. Saratoga
would do NO harm in asking the owner and
trainer 81 StarRowAn 90 explain the shock.
inR -orner-Ault Of "Wednesday. when that
horse suddenly scored at ~ To /
Iocai baseball fans are enthusiastic
over the pro-p~ct 81 "a post season ~~ris-
beiwe-n the Giants and IIizhlanderu
When President Farrell of the New Work
Americans was asked about the PROPOSED
ready 20 talk but intinated no might have
something Ia say in a few days II the fans
want the seTir. they can have II That j.
the Nay the rival club owners are sad 70
feel lust a. present one Of Ithe baseball
buG. who advocated the series wanted 'o
turn out AZ the Polo GTOinds to see the
teams line Np this way.
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GIsCINSNTi

.Rai'e,i for Gaspar In the third inning.
'aaiSel for Henion IN the ninth inning
Ctnsinnau - ~ ~ q
IfitSburs ~
Runs cincinnati FEan. Miller IHtishurg
nyrnr. {. Campb~ii. Clarke. :, fiynn. Wilson
CamnitE Two base MT HyTnr Three has,
hit Hobrt1~i Home runs Hyrne Clarke
stolen haSr Hyrn~ SarrinCr hits Gibson VII
Ion Sacrifice nv CLARKE lirsi has, halls
90 benton. ~ GA-par. StTuck out Nv
CamnitF +. Hi 10y pitcher Nv Gaspar CAmpbriU q.
by lteniou WILSON, I npirr IN chief tohnSionc
Fseid umpire fA-On. Time hour and -
Minutes
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Games schesiule,i for To-day.

~ touis In New YORK Detroit In Bo.ion chi
rhgo tn Philadelphia Cirvrisnd In Washington
NATIONAL iFNurg
New yofk IN CsnetnnAu. Rrooklyn In Chicago
Boston Ia PittsbuTg. philadelphia IN 81 Louis
ENETVHN iENurE
Newark IN Rochester. Jersey city In Montreal
Prov idrnc- IN BuTaio baltimore IN Toronto
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Maine Tenni. Championship.

Ban II,Rgnr. Ne. Aug. ls-The second
round in the tennis tournament for The
championship Of Maine was played this
morning on the swimming club courts.
leaving Fran~is Rogers. Taylor Pyne.
4 N Robertson and & Bowen, LT ,
aualifsd for the Semi-nnals. The results
second Round Frances Rogers. New NOrH.
Tyne JT NrW Norh, heat W. Davta, Boston.
IS. "a. E n ilobert.on beet davis.
Boston a. IS .. Bowen. ~ Chirago.
bsai Henry Melton. philadelphia. . o "a