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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
Colonizing Big
Land Holdings

What is perhaps the largest land
deal ever consummated Ill Humboldt
County i to be closed here next
Monday. Henry Pratt, for a number
oil years a resident OF this county but
now residing near Reno, is here 10
transfer 10 Eastern people tract OF
$1,000 acres OF land in Clover Valley
in the Eastern part OF the county
and about 80 miles irou> Golconda.
In the deal is included what is
known as the Clover Valley ranch,
One oi the finest estates III the State
OF Nevada. This property includes
exclusive water rights and great
deal OF the land is in alfalfa and ma
tive hay at the present time. Ihis
is one OF the largest stock ranches III
the state.
In speaking OF the sale Mr.. Pratt
stated that the deal was practically
closed now and the purchasers will
arrive Monday to receive the proper
~ As soon as arrangements can be
completed the tract will be b-divid-
ed into farms and colonized. How
ever, before carrying out this project
the water is to be conserved and dis
tributed over the land in a series OF
bitches and canals a number OF
farmers IRON the Eastern States are
to occupy the land and make their
homes therc.--Hnmboldt Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
PRISONER BREKS FROM JAIL
E. 6. Phillips For Third Time Seeks
Open Air Treatment. Leave his cell
Locked and no trace

G. PHILLIPS, o place in
Wednesday, shaken OF Lyon County
and seeking a of Nevada
ord from Sheriff
had
him While Sheriff keeping lookout
travelling the hills
the
Phillips originally arrested Nina passing worthless
lie confined but
only capture,d
Randall urned The n him a me he
at during
OF he
sic in lie
to be jail
ready Phillips thought
evening departure. alor
al the had
Aown. is the third trial liberty his
a or o whe he
d for lie prisoner
lease II Mason Valley While
finished
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
THE DEMURRER 0vERRULED.
Supreme Court Takes Steps in Con-
tested Election Case. Baker Given
20 Days to Answer

THIS AFTERNOON in the Supreme rendered the
decision OF Springmeer Baker which Springmeyer
the election of Baker General Baker
to the The
wcny days in the
proceedings The Court did decision
to be OF
Josephs the office Clerk the
ruling made by the Court the gatcd
This the for the The the
complaints will take their due and number
will have decided ballots actually
On OF OF
could make OF difference.
number these ballots will likelihood
brought and II bciev
ed be unless
Mr..
be in
points will boushtt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
Musical Treat
at Park Theatre

\ musical vaudeville will be Civ
en- at the Park Theater for the next
two nights, Monday and Tuesday
evenings. The Musical Rusticana
Trio, both instrumental and vocal,
will be the program. The three mt
slcians have been playing to big
houses at the Grand in Reno They
come with the highest Of reconmen-
dations and, and those who have
heard them in Reno declare they are
most pleasing.
The following excellent pictures
will be shown, several of them being
above the average ip clearness and
INTEREST,":
The Other Way,
Rival Barons,
The Little Prospector,
a Woman's Love, and others.
A fine orchestra. Tive shows night
ly, first show promptly at 7:.3O. Pop
ular prices. Adults. 20 cents; child
rem. 10 cents. Don't mis- this pro
gram
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
Murder Trial
at Winnemucca

After the gambling case have been
disposed Of. the trials ol J. Frank
Trammer and Nimrod Uric, indicted
for the murder oi Mr. and Mrs Quil-
ici at Inlay last January, will be tax
en- up. Although it will not be dell-
niely known until the case has COM
mcnced, it is considered probable
that defendants will ask for separate
trials. Judge Shields, who will rep
resent Trammer, has been i'll town
Cor several days, and ]. H. Wise, who
will act in a similar capacity for Urie,
arrived from Twin Falls, Idaho. this
morning State.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
CHANGES MADE IN
NEVADA SCHOOL LAWS
New Regulations and Power of the
District SuperintendentS

legally entitled to such warrant
The deputy superintendent is tc
grade the schools i'll his supervision
district once each year. schools are
either elementary or high school
All temporary certificates are
hencefortll TO be issued by the dep,
uty superintendents. This power
was formerly vested in the State
Board of Education. Teachers will
henceforth be granted elementary or
high school certificates, the former
being first and second grade. 1tae
examinations will hereafter be held
in June and December OF each year.
III any teacher leaves the school
before the end OF the term for which
she was engaged without 4 written
permit from the trustees, her certih
cate may be suspended for one year,
No public school shall be kept open
on January lst, May 30th. July 4th.
the first Monday in September.
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas
Day. Schools must not be closed
but must observe by appropriate ex-
ercises the following days: Febru
ary 18th, 22d, Arbor Day and Octo-
Der 3lst
The state school tax is to be ten
Der cent instead Of six CENTS ac ha :
)een the case for two years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
DO GHOSTS HAUNT SWAMPS?

No. Never. It's foolish to fear fan
cied evil, when they are real and dead
ly pcrils to guard against i'll swamps
and marshes, bayous, and lowlands.
These are the malaria germs that
cause ague, chills and fever, weak
may induce deadly typhoid But
Electric Bitters destroys and casts
out these vicious germs from the
blood. Three bottles drove all the
malaria from my SYSTEM wrote VIM
Fretwell. OF Lucama, y. e., ''and |
have had fine health ever since.
Use this safe, sure remedy only.
Scots at all Druggists.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10

Following are some of the changes
made in the Nevada school law BY
the last Legislature.
The State Board Of Education mag
revoke or suspend the certificates OF
any teacher for immoral or unprofes
sional conduct, untitness for teaching
or persistent defiance or any refusal
to obey the laws OF the state, or the
rules and regulations of the depart
ment OF education.
The State Board OF Education shall
designate some monthly school jour
nal as the official organ OF the De
part OF Education. One copy OF the
journal is TO be sent to each school
district. The subscription price oi
the journal is TO be paid from the
general fund OF each county.
The deputy superintendent may
suspend the certificate OF any teacher
for any or all oil the reasons for
which the state board may revoke
such certificates.
he deputy superintendent must
furnish the county auditor with y di-
rectory OF all teachers entitled to
school funds The auditor must not
lraw any warrant for any teacher un
Ill he shall be informed by the deputy
that such teacher is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
MOVED IN

The State Engineers office has
been moved from the State Printing
Omce building to the Senate Cham
bers. Mr. Kearrhy and his assist
ants have been busy the past few
days putting things to rights. From
this time on the Office will be con
Quoted from the big chamber on the
second floor of the Capitol 1t is a
big improvement over the other Of
fice.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
A RISKY HAND

A South Carolina poker player
dropped dead when he found four
aces in his hand Death has come to
others holding the same hand, but it
was at the hands of some other sitter
in the game whose suspicious were
aaroused
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED

All members OF the Leisure Hour
Club are asked to be present this
evening at the home OF Miss Wood
bury to discuss important matters.
Full attendance requested and the
meeting takes place at o'clock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Ladies List-Mrs. Charlie Gibson,
Mrs. Lett, Mrs G. II. Lush, Mrs
frankie Preston
Gents List-Mr. Tom q. Ahers.
Dr. George T. Devine, J. I. Donahue
Mr.. p T. Fellows, Mr. Fred Fisle,
i. Mckcrcler. Mr.. J. Stafford, Mr..
G.. W. Small.
+. r. HOFER, ]. r., 2. NJ.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10

For that tired feeling in your stock
OF goods try little advertising lini-
mcnt It will bring fine results. The
Appeal can fill your prescription.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
VISITING CARSON

Judge Massey. who always had a
warm spot for Carson, is spending
the day here, having legal business
at the Supreme Court.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
N o T l c E

| hereby give notice that all claims
against Elmer c. Hickey, whose
stock was assigned to ME for the
benefit of creditors, must be filed at
Co. Bldg, not later than II o'clock,
noon, Saturday, April Is, 1911.
JAMES ID. FINCH,
IN 1w ASSionae
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10

Four reels OF fine pictures tonight,
including "Trip Through the An
des." at the Grand Theater.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10

Don't fail to attend the Grand
Theater tonight and enjoy "Trip
Through the Andes
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10
FOR SALE

Thoroughbred White Leghori
Eggs. Settings furnished. alaso fresh
table cggs--guarantecd Phone 504
~. X. HUELLE. #
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10

A magnificent grand scenic pic
turc to-night-"A Trip Through the
Andes Sat the Grand Theater.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-10

A trip through the Andes tonight
at the Grand Theater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07

Members and friends Of the Jamaica Bay
Yacht Club attended in large numbers the
annual carnival OF water sports held of
the clubs float az Holland Station. Rock
away Beach. yesterday afternoon. Craft
OF every description. from small rowboats
70 comfortable looking yachts. surrounded
the swimming course. The days festivi-
ties began with races IN four classes Tor
yachts and motor boats. The start was
from the Jamaica Yacht Club landing ano
the finish al Carnarsie. over threescore
prominent swimmers participated In the
races and water polo exhibition The jolly
crowd enjoyed a spectacle when ex-Com-
n,odore William J. Moran. Captain VIII
lam II. Wheeler ard Harry Cheront. who
total eight hundred pounds Of humanity
got aboard a small rowboat. Ex-Copmo-
dore Moran accidentally overturned the
frai1 craft sending the men, fully attired.
into the water
Nicholas T. Nerich, one Of the New YORK
Athletic Clubs middle distance swimmers
car,ured the 90o-yard handicap. the feature
Of the days events, in hollow fashion ne
was the scratch man. with 2 ten-seconc
allowance. but. after splendid eXhioiuon'
crossed the line eight yards IN advance OF
Zoltan Tobias. Of the City Athletic Club.
Nerich touched the float in minutes 40 p
seconds. James T. Mauley. another
Winged Foot amphibian. who had the limit
handicap 81 % seconds. was third The con
tasr was narred in the trials by the dis
qualification Of Richard z. Frizelle. lately
OF the Missouri Athletic Club. In the sec
ond heat. for beating the gun by second
Norreu and Manley. who had the larg-
est bandicaps. held the advance positions
for one hundred and fifty yards. when To-
nios and Nerich. by utilizing powerful
trudgeon stroke. came within nan ao1en
Yards Of Manley. One hundred yaros iur-
,he- on Tobias and Nerich were on almost
even terms. with Manley and Morreil nav
Ing a stubborn night for third place. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
KRAMER TAXES TWO HEATS
American Cycling King Beats
Australian al Newark.

Frank / Kramer. OF East Orange. y. J
is still the king NJ racers OIL d bicycle
Eramer easily took the measure OF Alfred
GouIlet the Youngest OF the Australian In.
vsde-s YESTERDAY afternoon al the Newark
veIodrome. winning their international
match 10 TWO straight heats
Each heat was one mile a pscsmake-
was provided m the first. and Kramer stole
march on Goullet bv taking on the pace
maker. making Goular trail lap and =
half from home Kramer started his sprint
a-st and led Goullet an the way n nc
tape. winning by half O Length. The second
heat was without pace and. going or last
Kramer trailed Goullet until the last hal.
Ian and then rode around hin. r was 4
hard fight though and from half wheel
behind ~ the last turu he won bv onlv SIX
inches through me homesuetoh.
kramer left last night for Salt Lake CITY
re is 70 ride Jackie Clarke and Iver Law
son there next F~dav night and Tuesday
nicr- August r. Ee started in the FIVE
mile open vesterder ouf got q puncture ~
two and q half miles John B4ds'l won this
event from Joe Fogler Fogier had previ-
ousIv landed the one-uile handicap.
Alvin LOTUS Of Providence captured the
tv-o-uliio amateur handicap and nov has
f2 points orc behind Frank Blatz. OF Jer-
sew city. who is leading. Rlarz was smut
out I'm the semi-fnal heat Frank Cavan-
arr. second in the championship. captured
tho three-mile handicap from scratch.
The summaries follow
rre-r7ue handicap professionaD-Won hy
Tose1h Fcg.er Brooklyn scratch. Worth Nit
trr ua-anrcft. ia 20 Yards second Flovd
brlrr EewarE go Yards. third. FLOYD Mac
Fqrsrd san Jose Cal " Yards, fourth
Iohn Eedeu Lynnrook Long Island rs YARDS.
rfF Time r n 10
r-r--roIle national championship famatsurl--
won tv Alvin Iott1s Proviseucc. Frank Cav
araeh Newark second. Chester smith. Bald
win Long Island miro william fettitt. Kock-
,fla centre Long Island fourth Time p Is
t--ls ore-rie heats between Frank Kramer,
r,t.rref champion. East orange. ana Alfred
Goufler Australial-Won oy kramer ~ straight
T7vo-r1He invitation ssioaal)-won ~
vFEfa Root Boston Menus Hedel. LFnprook
T7rz Island. second Pediar Palmer Australia.
trird Fred Hiu Boston. fourth Walter De
Mara San Francisco rffn Time. p p.
Trree-faile handicap iamafeurD-Won BY
F-anF CsranaEr iscratchl Paul Heidrfck New
Ions Island 90 ra-dsi. thiro alvin LOTUS
Prov erre fscTatcni. fourth. Time. Is p
Trvo-rniIl consolation farnateuri-Wor BY
Paul Pendlet0r East orange carl Erickson
Brooklyn. second. William Pettitt Rockville
Centre Ioug Island. third Time 4+4 -.
rive-n1ile open professional Won hv John
Psdeu Lvrbrooa. Ions Island Joseph Fogler.
prnr<fvn second Menus Heceu. Lynbrook. Long
Ielorr thfr0. Fred HiN Boston fourth alfred
G0uIlet Australia. NTH Time lo.ll 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
SUPERBAS TROUNCE CUBS
Tinker's "Fnnegan' Suspension
RattIes Chicago Team.
SCHULTZ SAVES WHlTEWASH
Whales Out Fifteenth Home hun
of Season, and Beats
Luderus.
SCHULTZ SAVES WHITEWASH
~ Telegraph to The Tribune


Chicago. Aug 6.-After the shortest oai-
ance OF the season" suspension on recoEo'
Joseph Faversham Finnegan Tinker was
-a,,s,a+ed to-day. but did not figure IN the
defeat Of the cubs at the hands Of Brook
,vn nv a score Of S 70 1 in the final game
OF the series.
Tinker was reinstated by Chance JUST DE-
fore the game. and as the Cubs ala no'
NAV anv games between the time Of MS
.rznens,or and its removal. the player VIII
No, lose any pay. The $3.50 fine also was
declared of. Az II had been advertised
that Tinker would net play to-day II was
decided 70 permit him 70 take a DAY on
ne the Cubs always try 10 live up TO ad-
,.o-,,se,rent IN the matter OF public enter
tainment.
The final game with Brooklyn was *"
ceedinslv tame after the tumultuous dolneS
~ the day before The battle was over
FIVE minutes after e. began. FOR IN mat
time the grown-up infants knocked hlns
Coles crown askew with a bunch Of three
runs. which proved amply sufficient Tor ~
Barger.
Frank Schultz saved Chicago the addeo
humiliation OF a whitcwash by whaling OUT
mis- fifteenth home run, thereby making
Fred Luderus take his dust for z while.
Tooley opened the game with bounder
which Topped off the tip Of Coles mitt at
such an angle that nobody could get II IN
time 20 retire the runner. Daubert ana
Tooley played hit and run. and both shean
and Jimmy started 70 cover second, so
Daubert's hit 70 short went through IN
safety Wheat followed with a VICIOUS
smack which cracked Zimmerman or the
shins and bounced gleefully off into lett
certre. where there was nobody
Before an~body could get there Tooley
scored. Daubert reached third and Wheat
was planted on second Hummel pulled .
swift grounder inside Of third base and II
went into the temporary seats, driving
home Daubert and Wheat Davidson sac
rhced the visiting captain 10 third, ou'
he was cut down At the pan trying 70
score on Coulson hard whack 70 Doyle
Archer and Shean tagged Coulson's at
tempt 70 steal and the smoke Of battle lift
ed for a while
With the help OF Archer. VINO nailed two
men in succession at second after they had
made singles. Cole got through the second
and third without a run. in the Cub half
OF the third Schultz drove out his fifteenth
home run.
Reulbach pitched three innings allowing
a pass 10 Barger and a single 70 ToOiey in
the seventh after one man was out Big
Ed stabbed Dauoerts bounder in time 10
force Barger az third and Shean took care
OF Wheats zrounder retiring the side In
the ninth Toney passed Bergen with one
out and Barger followed with a single only
20 be doubled up with Tooley on the lat
ters fast rap 20 Sheau.
In the ninth Jimmy dumped a Texas
Lacquer into short centre and went 70
third on Sheans double 10 centre. Doyle
striking out In the interval Il looked like
couple OF runs, anyway. but Safer popped
20 Eddie Zim. and once more Hoffman
raised d long hy TO Davidson
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
BOXING BOUTS OF WEEK
Smith Scheduled TO Meet Sam
Lanuford at FalrmOnt A. c.

Interest in the boxing bouts OF the CON-
ing week centres about the meeting OF Jul,
Smith. the husky from West Chester anu
Sam rangford. the negro pugllist' OF bos-
90, -s-ed as one OF the most Formidable
r,ar ir the ring today. This marks the
.bi-d .ir7e me men have been matched.
smith cancelled the previous bouts. Inis
time ne saws. ne will ~ IN perfect conul-
.io- and rangford will be put 10 the limit
~ his ability II no hopes to get better than
an even break
Smith will meet Langford al me AT
mont Athletic Club OF The Bronx Nednes-
"a, night. and those who believe tnat sam
is = better man than Johnson VIII nave an
ornor,unftv 10 see MIN confronted oy an
armament worthy ~ his skill Smith Is z
hte rlYngine fighter. who will certainly
hattie A. top speed as long as ne Is on MS
feet He gave Stanley Ketchel tough aI-
gun1enr for FIVE rounds. and since liaI 1'ii'7
has improved remarkably
lin, Barry will have a chance n prove MS
s,,re-,or,-v over "Porky" Dan Flynn, When
The NO meet for ten rounds at the TWen-
,is,b Century Athletic Club Both are
bord fast workers. and the bout should he
- ~ fss- and furious nature from start
10 finish
The entry list for the Waite Hop tour
rarert which is to take place AZ the Ma
tionsl sporting club Of America. 90 rar
ove-reached the limit that Tom O'Rourke
v-ss forced 70 20 over the list and strike
~ he names % men who failed 20 come
AN ~ -be standard Those who will com
,e,s IN the contests range In height rom
feet inches and from ITS 10 235 pouncs
in weight.
Willie Bass. the heavyweight boxer rom
crew. Va. has resigned from his POSITION
ss railroad engineer and has followed
the stems OF many famous athletes Bass
&c nIsvtnz a vaudeville engagement ara
v,l7en ne complete. his engagements VIII 20
INFO training and fight everybody. To use
,re terms Of his manager, Willie will ngnt
eyArvr.,dv "up 70 Johnson" Bass was en-
cred in the tournament held al the Twan-
+isth Century club asst Friday night. but
teIegraphcd az the last moment that an in
fury prevented hts coming on u box
Young" eastman. the clever little boxer
from the Hamilton Athletic club. VIII
rox AZ The benefit Of the Sixth Ward
Athletic Club on Thursday night. The en-
.,-. reootnts Of the entertainment viii he
donated 10 tho widow ~ former New
York sporting man. Kid Herman, VINO
outDointed Knockout EEers a. me Sha =
Lye,- Athletic club on SATURDAY. night. VIII
r,aa. Toa Rel Ill the main bout 81 ten
rounds m the Fairrron' Athletic 'luo OF
Tho R~orv Saui~dar night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
CoRNELlALEADS FLEET HOME
Jamaica Bay Yachtsmen Sail
Third Handicap Race.

Members n the Yacht Racing Assoca-
ton ~ Jamaica Bav held their third handi-
cap race or RoXbury yesterday. The re-
garta was decided in south breeze Of mod
crate strength. which gave the BOATS
reach from the starting lire ~ mark or
Grassy Point in Broad Channel ana an
other reach home
Interest centred principally IN the large
sloor division. which was made ~ ~ me
Correna. the sassacus ana the kismet The
r-ovreu7 was the winner, and II IS generally
5aueved that when the handicaps for the
ss-iea are figured the Old Nil craft will re-
,e,ve first prize for the entire series The
r-l,.,ra had sailover in the cabin cat5oat
ol.ss and among the open catboats the
winner was the Pepita-
The summary follows.
r,-- f-NT-RSE n MI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07

Joe McGi1nitv's Indians wound I'D a series
with the leading Rochesters In Newark yes
terday by trimming them IN d ten-inninr
game Tho score was 70
No better game has ever been served W
al The Newark ball park. and severa times
there we're thrills that set the fans al
most crazy Until the eighth inning there
had rot bee n the s. nblance OF an error on
either side Then Fisher anxiety 10 make
q double play caused MIN - tumble a
srounder. which filled the bases The verS,
next pail George Smith slipped up on. and
the tielng run was scored with none o,it
A rapid-nre double PLAY and a Az ended th.
When the Indians Went 70 bat in The
cn Smiths OUT. and reached third on rtsn-
er's out. Then Louden lined the ball on, ~
asep right sending home the winning nm
The score follows VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
HESS TRADED TO BOSTON
New Orleans Club Also Lets
Manush Go to Cleveland.

New Orleans. Aug. 6.-The New Orleans
ol,b YESTERDAY announced the sale Of Hess,
a pitcher 10 the Boston Nationals anu
Frank Manush. a third oaseman' 70 Cie'e
land Il vas also announced that CleNe-
i,,d would recall Callahan. an outfelder.
and knapp. a shortstop.
All these men have been rled out us
major league clubs. Hess was with Dle'e-
land three years ago and Manush was
drafted last season By the New YORK Ma
tionals and returned last May The terms
Of the deals were not made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
SWIMMING RECORD BROKEN
Richards Makes New Time in
Race to Boston Light.

Boston. AUG. 6.-In a lonz-distance swim
ming race TO-DAY Samuel Richards. of
South Boston broke all records for the
distance from Chsrlestovn bridge 70 Bos-
ton Light He swan this difficult. tide
huffetsd course IN : hours and Is minutes.
or 3 minutes faster than the time Of Rose
Pitonoff. the sixteen-yesr-old South Bos-
ton girl. who was the first - perform the
feat
Charles g Durborow. II Philadelphia.
was obliged 70 quit a mile and a half from
the goal Edward Gunnerson. OF East
Boston and Louis Hagan. Of South Boston,
swan as far as Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
EASTERN ATHLETES BEATEN
Holmes, a Negro, Captures Hon
ors at Illinois Gaelic Games.

chicago. Aug s.-F. =. Holmes. negro,
running under the coiors OF the Illinois
State Gaelic Association. was the individual
star Of the annual Gaelic meet lere to-day.
He gained the highest individual number q
points and won the meet for his team.
Dan Aherr was the only one Of the three
New York record holders-Ahern. Melvin
sneprar5 and Con Walsh-who competed IN
the meet who was able TO gain a place.
mainly because OF the handicaps imposed
on the Fasteners.
Sheppard ran strong race n the mile
run but was unable % overcome his handl-
cap. Walsh entered all weight events. bur
was unable 70 gain place