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Evening journal., 1910-01-24
Name Made bv Woman.

Mrs. Benham--Many a man owes his
success in life TO his wife.
Benham-Yes, Adam would never
have been heard from if Eve hadn't
given him the apple.-Smart Set.
Evening journal., 1910-01-24
W. A. MULLEN IS
THE MARSHALTON P. M.

William A. Mullen has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Marshallton.
Joseph f. Willis has been postmaster
for thirteen years. The salary Of the
Office is $1,000. Mr.. Mullen is a guard
al the county workhouse-
Evening journal., 1910-01-24
3182
LADIES' sHIRTwAIsT.
Paris Pattern No. 1862
An Seams Allowed.

A very stylish shirtwaist in tailored eff,
feet is the one here presented. which as
illustrated in the front view is made Of
Russian blue French flannel and trimmed
with black soutache and buttons made
OF the cord. The shirtwaist is side clos
ing, and has narrow tucks each side,
slanting from the shoulder to the lower
edge, and a becoming degree Of fullness
at the waistline back and front The
long slightly pun sleeves are finished
with a tapping wristband, and high col
lar completes the neck edge. Some OF the
fabrics which will look well made By this
model are pongee. nun's-veiling, ladies'
cloth, tricot. Scotch waistings, linen,
dimity, madras. crash. gingham or tailor
shirtings The pattern is cut In five sizes,
from "a to AZ inches bust measure. For
Sc bust the shirtvaist requires rs yards
OF material Sc inches wide, with, as in
the front view. "A yards Of soutache.
Price Of Pattern, 10 cents,
Evening journal., 1910-01-24

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described I'm
THE JOURNAL, I'LL out the follow
ing coupon and inclose IL with 10
cents in an envelope addressed 70 the
Fashion Editor, THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Fourth and shipley SITS,
Evening journal., 1910-01-24

Wilmington, Delaware.
To the Fashion Editor,
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Wilmington, Del.
Inclosed hnd 10 cents, for which
send me
Pattern No. ..........
size.......
Date published ..........................
Name ............... .......................
.................... Street
..,...... ..............'..'.'.'..''' City
..-......... ...................... state
Date Of this order ....................
Evening journal., 1910-01-24

Send him down be fitted OF these Suits Overcoats
will begin sell reduced
with him, him alone Wen fit him
like his
selection we'll send wen
proval well the models
Anyway well mother father the
esing hour he o she spent a clothing Aas
Evening journal., 1910-01-24

Bear Skin fellows all good regular $50 So
Indian and
Chambray Bou special
Mothers Friend Belt soc ..........
guaranteed poof years;
regular $500 .........S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-12

terry repairing and painting the fence
and making other necessary improve
ments.
Mrs. Harry Merrill and son, Harry
F'lorenchus are visiting relatives in
Augusta for g few days.
Mrs. Francis Craig who has been
passing the summer with Mrs. c. +.
Saben returned to, Augusta this
week. ~
a goodlv numbrr attended the La
dies Union this week. the guests pr es-
ent We're Mrs. Morien. Mrs. Cynthia
Seben and Mrs. Frank Grant who il
1uite stranger with her children.
Esther. Melissa and Beulah Marie, who
is six weks-'ol
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. f. Saben and son
Percy were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Starkey last Sunday
Fred S:bben of Leominister. Mass.
has been the guest of his brother.
Charles. s,aben, for the past week. His
r other, Mrs. Cynthia Saben. of Con-
cord y. H.. who has been visiting her
s6re IN South China is now visitor Of
his sssi Charles. of this place for an
Indrfinite time,
Mrs. Morlen the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Margaret Pierce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-12

Mass. is visiting her father, George
s. Priest
POPE AVENUE Miss Ethel NJ.
Jones, who has been visiting friends
in Vassalboro and china. lett town
Thursday for Union where she VIII
visit with relatives for rev Gays
before returning to her home in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs u. r. Preston from
Henton were business visitors IN the
place Thursday.
Among the callers Wednesday at G,
n. Pope's were Miss Ethel Nj. Jones
from, Boston. Miss Annie NJ. TABOR
from Hartford, Conn, and Mrs. ;. -
stevens from Montville.
Mrs. u. b. Marden returned Wednes-
day from a visit with friends il Massa
chuSettS
Friends Of Mrs. Allen Weeks of Prov
idence, X. l.. who is passing her va
cation in Maine. will regret 70 ki,o"
that she is i'll at the home OF mel
co,sin. David HAYES. in NinsloW.
Mr. and Mrs. George IA. Pope en-
+artoined friends from Benton Thurs-
day. ,,
Miss Marion Bartlett was recent
o,,ost cf Mrs. Hattie Jaquith at the
Center. o,,.;,,;,rs
A w. Pope and Frank Sk1lhnss
ora hauling pressed hay to Nassalt"rc
lotion from D. r. Goddards.
sOITH-A very quiet wedding was
so,s,orized Tuesday. Sept. 6. at hlgh
,,,on at the old home in South vas
a,horo when Miss Grace Mabel stone
go, r,;ted in marriage to Mr.. James
blaine Allen Of Cliftondale. Mass.
1,he ceremony was performed by Rev.
Malcolm Dana Of Halloween. IN" single
ring service being used. The house
was .prettily decorated for the occa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-12
KENNEBEC
VASSAu BORO.

Miss Ruby Wood will leave for Farm
'nston Sept L to resume her studies at
tn" state Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. a. Abbott are enter
tanning guests from out of town.
Miss Ethel Jones of RoNbury. Mass.
who is stopping with relatives in this
place for few days, was the guest Non
"ay of Mrs. Olive Pope.
Henry W. Il. Webber of Massachusetts.
former resident of this place, was in
town Thursday and Friday calling on old
acquaintances
g. w. Taylor of Priest Hill was a call
ef Tuesday at Mrs Sarah Marden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Robinson were
visitors at Weeks Mills Sunday.
Henry Ballard of Middleboro. Mass,
VINO has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
a Il. Coombs for several weeks. has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamm of Watervil!e
were in the place Sunday. the guests OF
AR. and Mrs. George Hamm.
EAST-MiSs Greta Roundy has re-
turned from n visit to friends and
relatives III Boston and Walthan.
j. F. Washburn has been at home
few days
Mr., and Mrs. George T.. Butler OF
Roxhury. Mass. are making two
weeks visit at Mrs. Buffers fathers
j. F. Washburn
1rvink c. Holder of Mills. Mass.
recently visited his father. j. b
Holder.
Wallace Bragg has returned to the
Maine Central r. Il. shops in wa
terville
Miss Stella Priest of Randolph
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-12

William n. Buker left for New
Hampshire on Thursday. He is to be
principal of school in that state.
WINDSOR.
WEST-A Harvest supper and must
Gale. under the auspices OF the Ladies
Union. will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C. r. Taylors Thursday
evening. Sept. Is. il stormy Friday
evening. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all
Miss Flora Pierce attended the TWEEN
|tieth wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Taber. Tuesday, Sept 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Barton and son.
Lawrence. also Mt and Mrs. Arthur
Barton and daughter. Alice. all of Wa
tcrvilIe were recently entertained a:
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Barton
and at Mrs. J. H. Barton. Lone Maple
Farm" returning home Labor day.
Rev G.. f. Cook of North Windsor
has fine vegetable and flower garden
which is nearly hidden by a remarka-
BILE growth of sunhowers. some of them
reaching the height of 1S feet. which
gives them the appearance of small
trees.
Wednesday quite number of men
were working at the Dyer Hill GENE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-12

Miss Ellen Pierce, who has been
passing the past week, with her sister.
Mrs. ;:owan Of Jamaica Plains. Mass..
Is expected home the last. of this week.
BELGRADE LAKES.
w. j. Damren was In Auburn Tues
day on business.
Arthur Pray is out of town a few
days on business.
Mrs Davenport is having her !. lot
graded. ~ --e
The Pine Island Camp closed on
Labor day. I,.f.
Mrs. Burbank and MISS Emily Bur
bank. her daughter. returned 20 sAu-
gusta Thursday after short stay with
Thomas Colder.
G. F. Davenport, accompanied by
Mr. Forsythe. returned to Boston
Tuesday after short stay at the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. e. Kelley, accom-
panied by their two sons, Webster
and Robert, and Harold Robinson. re-
turned to Boston today after pleas
ant summer at their camp on Great
Lake. ssf. gZ5 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. d.. G.. Kelley will
spend the last few days Of this. week
at their camp On Great Lake. .Tf
The sun., 1910-05-23
HARD FoR FOOTBALL OFFICTlLS
They Might Ne Nsrse." sals Ted Coy.
al Ihe New RnleM.

Nav HAVEN. May q -The new foot
ball rules for the coming season are the sub.
Jet Of comment among Yale Undergrad
uatss a. well a. the alumni While no one ID
willing 10 assume the responsibility for the
kick here against the new rules. a. finally
decided upon. there is plenty Of kicking
going on by Yale men. who forecast that
the game will he failure this fall. at least
from the spectators point Of view
WalteT Camp refused to Criticise the final
decisions of the COMMITTEES He -Ald how .
ever ana fearful that the ofllciala will
hnd L extremely difficult 20 enforce the
rules governing minor penalti i-- the coming
season Ted Coy merely shakes hia head
over the situation and says u might be
Wofsa That'A al that can be said
The sun., 1910-05-23
BasebAm Notes.

lbe brooklyus have iosl no isss than ssysh
game hy unc run.
ons factor 10 ths Hirhlanasrs' surer,. h.,
been the good ebe they have shOun In waiting
The most uncaiied Tor Thing FD0iers can 10 i
batter
Roach &, good q pu!las tAlOpn ban On has
runners lie tOuches them hard enough 10 make
10 sure
-Four Of tbs last ssvsn straight woa by ths
hiahlahders have been grabbed oR b. a margin
Of one rIn
n Terry Turner isaI a. Gsad IS be ever yes
here has been 70 slgn oi H. ne c0ves a. much
ground anyway
Cleysland SIN has . weakness for big pitchsrs
Joss, lalseaeerg. Young aae Llnks fsTFa a sly-
Rsymoua nshSd gsod saOagh ban Ass,ss,
the Pirates 10 Sin "a ordinary game but Lelheid
W0uldn lct ths Giants 10 ahy hltung
The ClevelAhds play too mneh mechanical haI,
assiSs o. vsrsa sst,ss SO % % sSSisuna s osBs Is.
genH.
The game lhs Bos,sas voa nom lhs pi,1.bunss
~ olheI day vas iae afyi y tgeniI siH ihey
20 eap'uFed from ne Naaoaai League ehsm-
Boscher ef ne Cineinnatis q mnkiRg . slFaaF
bid iof the autonnoolis o. asFopiene or What
; sSsT y Z sSIseoas h SsinE oF misA' give 'os
70 rhslr strenuous snd 1ucessafnl bsiiIlAF Of
last weck the NeW forf AmeTicans played lhres
sHi5a lunlpg fame.--ole eleveH, ths nsHt ien
eaA ~ NAAA NlNAtA AAAAMuN 4ANMt
i.einald seeEne 10 he ~ auiY ceaaisieat pitcher
ne Pirates have bni a. ngae % ~ oiheFa y
any better on lhe Plfa1ea are unafr 40 uRdue
handiHap. haFquard ls eon1ls1aBt-aa = loser.
No better uHplFing ever has been seen hers
thnn ne American LnaTue uWulF4a have dn19
% date thia seaa0n. There hNa been ~ hieklna
: niaction which cen male the test Of umpiring
iotk had.
-Tha TJFew showed q naah % fhelr form IN
ne aerQnd sad lnlFd inhimNR- aaya a. aaEouBt
hHt it iaEeH more than las1na. In nRe or tWo
inRnga io Uin nov adays. especially A4al1si clubs
that are paying hard N an nine.
Ths Gianm have done tare hveiy afipping
around IN poal uona fiaoe eaeF n1lH % lae ralL
f0F nNe days afieT leaglng tneg NeTe aargnd.
fhen thiNa for two deYa then affh for iun. fhnn
thiFd f0f one. then l1uTth ior one. lhsn tniEd
iur one morn, then fourth aHhln.
Ths Nais varsity lean . sfFrwazg 90 errors
about with q lafish hand. fhe tnnm aeiRinr afer.
are at ne Fala thf MAE a F0Inl ull BE- about
ul AZ tha rnd n gle annEnE tif1y NTFuFf haye
been made N aAg Lass ilh rnutsa. ~ f1aaa riH
NHfc made IN nl2 Farll. NlNn1 ID aNlf1cr. giTht
"A smother and nine IN anolhaf.
uai Chase duuaa N uui lnat ft wnn q ulrf niBr
ha Was csughf hg ~ hiadqn han tflak N Ghe
80 inning ~ one nl the Cigtuiand Fnmen. n
4ldh't hurt NgW Rolk's rtanceI " ulnnlnH ana
iid sway VITA ~ chalre ~ fHrce play a the
p'ats, -Hhafa way / unl ranEhl- aald Wai
-hut- cananF oIunrIlr1 HIul io Rfd. Il hafn Z
the fnlrtU1l idCa whgru ilg 80 una.4
The sun., 1910-05-23
RrsHES on THE SPEEDWAY
Hacketts who khSus scores over
MuFthy'a Coasl Marie.

Christopher Hackstt and has black geld.
ing Who knows. 2IO's . scored heavily on the
Speedway Yesterday morning when they
uist James A Murphy's black pacing mare
Coast Marie. 2Ili. The upper stretch
vas crowded with enthusiasts who hoped
to see the race between James l. Murphy's
DOn Derby. ?o4 .unbeatcn Speedway cham
piOn. and Joseph Gibbons ClaTO. 2Ilh
The Don wRs not on the road. but the crowd
Vas not disappointed. for some races which
Nere not scheduled furnished good Sport
After looking over the field Mr. Hac kett
dee ided that be- could take the measure Of
Mr. Murphys mare As the two PAGERS
rounded the turn above the quarter pole
they looked 10 he neck and neck and they
swung down the stretch like one horse
when they PASSED the finishing post Who
knows was IN the lead by half a length
The secOnd heat resulted the same way and
was won by about the same margin Another
race vhich Who knows pat 10 his credit
was his brush with DR.. FersfeTs chestnut
mare Lille Wilkes.
When Mr.. Murphy sent Coast Marie to the
stable hs brought out his chestnut trotter
Kim, 7laA.. and sent him TO measure strides
With Pred GrOss's bay tFOfter AristO, 2Osk.
AANaAAH ANwNNHbH -" AAH WINS sAAARNAAa d
and Kim had little diniculty In putting him
in the ranks Of the defeated. Aim was not
20 fortunate when he mot Gus OHborns's
IriNy H. for Ia one Of tho closest brushes
u the day the mare nOsed him out az the
half mile post.
Thomas b. Ieahy and his latest ao.
QUESTION, Princess Direct, did sonae splendid
BOrk un the road, twice defeating N. G.
heYnOldg's Old Speedway favOrIie DR.
Thradf The Doctor. however. Dut George
GeFringar's roam G8idihg Ilrich In secOnd
place. IlriCh vas not able TO get out Of the
beaten lipl. WheR BE- came down tho
stretch with n. J. McEimeel's Dandy &. D.
he had 10 ooncede defeat and again with the
bay mare Belle v !. who was IN the hands
ol Mss Pearsqn, h0rseEOman who entered
Ia the brushing.
ovns5 s2f@s s2 ,s s MsSpphS SIp Sa5 ,STsrg, srss y,
bT,iahs. with lFlch, which ended N . a.
uidad victory for FandangO, Who neemed 10
b. at his best afteY an absence. Dr. n Z.
Martin was on the drive beaind his high
stepping tr0tter DickeF, ana be- received an
ovation from those who were Glad 10 vel
coma him back 10 the drive. In 4 race
With THgy n. he was the winner, but Charles
Hubbard, 2iak, stepped In the nsxt time
aud carried ~ the lalrgla. TTiHy and
DCker finished ID dead heat.
Andrew CraWfoFdA bay stallion The
spOller Won tWQ brushes from D. v. Rus
selfs brown Heldlnw lake Joe Jap with
~ 81 CisFs a TIE Tuils, =Asg added twB 20
hiB liat of VictoT.as he had Tor an 0p-
DOneBt VI A. CamDbalFs DOet0r Ives. nen
tobeh.g Hallook n. dsisated Dc. FsFstor's
Lille Wilkes.
The sun., 1910-05-23
NATIONAL LBAGUV HUSSLVS
BROOkLYNS SMITE THE CAR
DINALS, = Runs 10 T.

IluHmsl swings Hh natOn fer ThFeo
Doallles and q single - Phllllss Net
Much Troubls fer the Chicago Guns
-B0stOns Defeated by tire CinenRatls.
ST LOUIs. May q Brooklyn won a hard
fought game from st Louis this afternOoa,
90 I. Hummel's hard hitting was the
main cause Of st. Louis losing. he Fapping
out no less than four hits. three Of which
went for doubles. II made little difference
10 Hummel whether q right handler or q left
handler was pitching. a. he hn Sallee Just ~
hard when the tall hoy started pitching
a. he had Backmah In the iirst part Of tbs
game. Chiei Umpire Johnatons banished
Wilhelm and Dahlen for making some rude
remarks. The game was played In a dFiE-
ding rain.
In BrOoklyn's sixth wheat died. HuGgins
TO kOnetchy. Hummel doubled TO right
isennOx flied 10 ZAoker. Davidson alngled
to centre. scoring Hummsl. Davidson stole
second. Mcmillan walked AZ this june
ture Backman Was taken from the boa.
Sallee going 10 the mound. IRWIN walked.
alling the bases. and scAnlah famed.
In the W. Louis sixth MOwrey walked
and sallee fOuled 10 IRWIN. HuRgiRs nied
10 Burch, Zacker singled 10 centre. MOWrey
taking third aud Oakes singled 10 centre.
scoring MOwrey Konstchy walked. illinR
the bases. ScaRlan was taken out Of the
box. Wilhelm taking his place. Evans
was out. Hummel 10 DaubeFt.
In BroOklyn's seventh round Buroh beat
out a bunt along the third hasa line Dau-
bert was out at first and wheat famed
Hgmmel doubled TO right. scoring Buroh.
The score
The sun., 1910-05-23
JOHNSON MANNERS 'EH.
NsEEs Pngnls' TaGss - q CsuDSs of TEial
Glsrses.

sax FRANCIscO. May % Jack johnson
drew q big crowd 10 Beach Pavilion this
afternoon 70 ses the bic negro boz We took
on George Cotton and Marty Cutler for
four rounds each. and they rushed him
every round The negFos auickness In
defence and his powerful punches Uers
apuiauded By tha fans Johnson made
Cotton bieed freely ~ the mouth. whns
cutler hmd al the fight taken out % hiu
in tbe fourth round BY . hard blow 20 th1
stomach.
Aflef snarriag Johnson sent through
gym stunts for IN hour These eKeruisfs
nrindad lying aat On The hark ana pSliiina
straight 90 - develop the bark musciaa
Al tho end ~ ne uork ha weighed and
annicd 1ie' Duunfa q reduni ion N ga
pnmHds n . wesk. Hs vii boa again on
Wednesday.
The sun., 1910-05-23
TO-DAI'S CARD FOR BELMONT.
CIaFemOnl Handicap ~ seven FuriSnEs.
the stake Feature

There should be more good racing a.
8elmont Park this afternoon Judging from
the card prepared b. the Mestohestef
Racing Association The stake feature
y the OaremOnt Handioap. a. seven FUR
longs. with Prince Ahmed. Firrstone aud
Beaucorp possible factor Ia the first
race. for two-yeaF-olds. five furlongs
stralghtawAy, Feather buster. sam Lewis
and IOH ton Field NAV be the dangerous
ones in the second race. a. az and a hall
luri0nga. KING Hlympian. BaTle, thorpe
ana Sir John Johnson have excellent
hancs-
Two-yeaF-0lds will run In the rd event.
at five iuTlOngH, straighta ay. With Adrian,
Thrifty and Horizon peThAr- the best
In the sfeeplechase az about two milrz
Black Bridge. Nara ard DF keith NAV 90
we'll Three yeaT-olds ~ provide the lasi
race at a mile and a sixteenth. Win Fddip
DuRan. petr0nius anC Galley Slave hguring
Neli
The entries follow.
The sun., 1910-05-23

-Harasst Part % race camlRg
The ave motor yachts now racing 20
Havana from Philadelphia are doing we'll
according 10 the reports which have been
had Of their progress. but 70 far they have
had only the easy part VI the contest They
made good time going down the Delaware
River. better than was expected but thaf
part of the trip Was IN smooth water aud
fOr . large para Of the way they were
favored by fair tide. 10 will be Whoh they
meet rough water out al sea that the real
merits Of the yachts viii be tested
The nrut limlhg place Was AZ Reedy
Island. fOrty-siK miles from the start. The
steamer Lord Baltimore. with members OF
the Yaohtsmen's Club. accompanied the
boats 10 that point and then retu rnsd to
the city. Reedy Island II Just below viii
minEtOn. and there she times taken were
barneyO, t1B.00; L0aniaka, s.to0o' Caliph
AAtNn: llya. AtAOO. Caroline, aim. The
Caroline at the start was In the lead, hut
she had fallen back 70 last place, being
the feet. Ilya Is at her best Ia smooth water
The BerneyO passed out Of Delaware Bay
Close 70 the 0verfalls ilghtshiD OG Tape
HenlOpen at 1910 o'clock last Saturday
They were then Qua a. sea, and the course
from that point "a sonth three-auartera west
rs miles. which will bring them abeam OF
!he Diamond shOals hghtahiP q Caps
oapes henry aud Cha rles about forty miles
Oul AZ sea and " they kept no tho sans
rate OF speed a. when IN the Delaware
RiVer the Diamond shoals lighishiD should
have been passed by the leader shortly
before midnight last night
They were going down the Delaware al
the rate VI nine miles an hour, but II u
probable that they viii make not more than
eight miles on the ocean, which should have
pnt them % the Diamond Shoals lightshlp
about o'clock this morning
The next course IL south southwest one
half west Tor 5t3 miles to Jupiter Inlet, and
aa he coast line curves IN 20 the,west they
VII travel a line that VII take them 10
niles out IN the ocean. This leg OF the
course viii be the most trying.
The sun., 1910-05-23
TURF
GLENCOE 4. &. THE WINNER.
Captures Team Prize and Va - Time Prizs
IN Read nun.

The Kings County 4. A handicap road
run held yesterday in BROOKLYN attracted
an entry Of ninety starters. and eighfv-two
OF these covered the course ~ FIVE miles In
good shape. Harry stevenson of The
Glencoe A. &. won the time prize, although
the handicap prevented him from finishing
with the front brigade. Its actual time
was - mfnutes
There were three time Prizez. the first
going TO the Glencoe A. q. with ~ poinfa.
The Kings County A. A. wa seUond with
%. and the Morningsides third with ila
points
Following Is the order u the lrst i've
men 90 hnish
The sun., 1910-05-23
WHAT KIND or A BANK
DO YOU WANT

Ths test Of . Rsnk's stTeneih is the
properties Of ias resources 70 hs
asp0Gil chiiaRiionG This Company,
iaClndina slOckho,aaIu' liability,
he's behind Es depOalRs more IhSA
$4,000. 900 Of 1 own, healass tbs
securities ara loans In which Il hSs
invested the aep0siis.
mere ere bat few lares banks IN
this country that have 20 laras q railO
Of capital ana nuRplus 10 dspoaila
We shall b. alad 10 receive q q %.
pOsitOr any Ona VINO brings us q suit
able Introduction and q fair ocsOunl.
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
caplaal and amgplnl, $4,000, 900
l9e 1'waR, mL lE1 henson 81, BhlSR.
aoo FuAoa ~ Samaloa
The sun., 1910-05-23

That LOUIS w. Winahs. OF Brighton.
England. Who has entered two European
bred 1rOtters la tho New York Grand Circuit
meeting. inteuda 10 campaign biz harness
hOrssa in this cOuniFy hereafteT d the
general belief amang furfmen Mr. Winana
has itiut built a private trEininE stable for
hls trotteTt AZ the no q track n Cleveland.
Where Allen Winter. 2deh allikQt 7DsM
uairu by A. 4. Peunolk u a SAID that the
Eh9ilsh h0raa fanrirr probably WI drive
n The stake Face Tor amateurs nt the New
b0rk meeting. he has entered the Austrian
bred trUtteF MllY In this race. WhiCh u Tor
h0rses eligible 10 the 2.t8 class, TO trgt 10
wagons Entries fOF the stake rHoes of the
NaW iork megiiRg vii elnsa to-day. They
arr for irotters Of the 2s. 2ta AMI 2.i1
Glasses.
The sun., 1910-05-23
Pala

4 programme u polo has hecn arranged
for Van Cnrtlandt PARK during the week.
This afternoon az u'ciock on tho paradB
Groundal Rochester will play Squadron A.
and Tomorrow Humann will meet Co0uern-
town az thg same hour. anuadrau A vii
again moef hoCngaier on Wednesday aua
on THURSDAY Rnmenn and CouueaatuNn
Wii hnrg smother iuEsle. Tba winncI1
WI play oM on Saturday. Iher1 VII u
matches also on The 8lat.
The sun., 1910-05-23

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phla ChicAgo IN host0u ~ Louis In ashing ton
SartONAL LEt1rE
Nev York In Ptnburg BTooklyn In NJ Louis
Philadelphia IN ChirAgo. Boston In CinrianAt.
EAaTEEN LEAoUh
NeWafk In MOHtEeai. Jersey city IN Teronto.
Pm ridenCe 10 horhrsteT Baltimore IN huTai0
The sun., 1910-05-23

ord Three bass MI l.antts SscTinos hts
pattse. HanfoFd. spahT Lett on hases Jersey
CtU. q Rochester, q lirst hass On crr0rs- -ler
ze1 CITY, !. Rochester, T. auuCs out--hY hartley
b Latte. s. tirat bhse "a halls On hartley {.
90 Latte, q Wild pltCh-ha haftleY. Umpire in
rtisf- stafford field umpire Byroa. TINE
hour aud ~ minutts
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Collns Bruuks Q Meter CyeIs Reesrd.

PAssAIc. May 23.-Eimer Collins Of Lynn,
Mass the American champion, paced by
CkaFlaa TurVilla ~ phnaaslphia. to-day
at tha Cldtan Hiadium dipped hvs and
ane-1ith gaoGpdH from the warid'a one mile
fee0rd behind small motor cycles collins .
time w1a ad1 -. NA8 uTaTinmB aTurea
made hg Mugh Nrilaan ~ tho Charloa River
trark Ht Boston. were i.iB3-l
The sun., 1910-05-23

40 Minuea apniis Minneapolis, D. Kansas City /
A. Toledo Toledo, I; Coiumbus. o.
AI Indianapolis 4 loSIisViile 4: lhdsanapafln n
At 81 Paul Ftut game- Milaaukea. 4. vi
Paul o. Ssrnnd game -Niluaukee ,. 81 Paul o