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Ji1e will ~ the late Judge william
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Peaceful Old Aoe ImnerIl.a

Cleveland Plain Dealer Everyone
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But there might be Just little sym
pathy for poor old Francis Joseph Of
Austria, whose dream Of slipping
peacefully into HIS grave rs shattered
by the frenzied politics OF his minia.
terra.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.
Or. w. P. SHERLOCK.

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office 62i1s siain street. over
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Residence 3IT North Fourth street.
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The Kidneys and the Skin. II the
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saparilla strengthens and stimulates
lne Kidneys, and clears the compile
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Why He Was SO Late.

Why He Was SO Late.
Wnar made you so later.
! met Smithson."
Well, that is no reason why yon
should be an hour late getting home
Ito supper
I know. but asked him how he
was feeling and he insisted on telling
ne about his stomach trouble?'
Did You tell him to take Chamber
laia's Tablets?'
Sure. that Is what he needs Sold
py Wilkinson q Co. Pharmacy and ],
s. Kiedaisch q Son. ADV.
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The evening world., 1913-06-12
Boxing Clubs
May Close for
Summer Mont

The Boxing Commission proposes to
give club managers and fighters . three.
vacation and suspend all ioxing
exs EDITIONS curing the summer months.
The Commissioners seriously considered
q suggestion raised at their regular
weekly meeting to advise all club own
ers TO restrain from giving shows dur
lns the monkhs Of June. July and Au-
gust. The solons believe thatsthe fAns
get enough Of the sport In IN fall ana
winter. and with the competition of out
door games but few care to sit In hot.
stuffy clubs, and see two boxers trying to
change each others maps.
The Commissioners plan to get the
opinions Of club managers on the sub
ject and II the project 10 favorably re-
ceived. to order the cessation OF the
mitt sport next year In order to give the
club owners SUFFICIENT time to readjust
their leases.
Completing the days business. tic
Commissioners presented Billy Gibson
q handsome gold watch fob In recogni-
ton OF his services IN handling the Com
missions fund In aid OF the sufferers o;
the recent Ohio floods.
The evening world., 1913-06-12

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NJ gS5 SS%7Sy7 BEST SPORTING PACE IN NEW YORK ROE

Wilson. Msrkis out viox 70 Miller.
lined 70 Hyatt. NO RUNS.
Wagner doubled 20 left. Wagner out
stealing. Meyers to shafsr. Miller flied
70 gnodgrsss. Wilson famed. NO
RUNS.
FIFTH INse1N0-Meyers popped to
viox. snodGrass doubled to left and was
out Of. aiins third, Gibson to Byrne.
Tesgeau famed. NO RUNS.
Hyatt strolled. Gibson famed. 10
did Camnits. Byrne fouied TO shafer.
NO RUNS.
SIXTH 1NN1NG-Burns hied to
FLETCHER singled. Doyle popped to
Wagner. NO RUNS.
Carey singled. viox walked. Wagner
sacrificed. shafer to Merkle. Miller
singled. scoring Carey. but viox was
caught 1t the plate. Burns to Meyers.
Wilson safe on Fletcher's error. Miller
taking third. Hyatt flied to Burns
ONE RUN.
SEVENTH INNfN0-Merkle flied TO
Hyatt. Murray singled. Meyers sin
sled. Murray going to third. Snod-
grass lined to Byrne. A double steal
failed. Murray going out AZ the plate.
NO RUNS.
Gibson wuiked. Canrnitx singled.
Kelly ran for Gibson. Byrne hunted q
foul to Meyers. Carey singled, scoring
Keny.. viox grounded to F1etcher. who
made bad toss to Doyle. A force play
was spoiled by the error. and Camniitz
scored from shird when the ban rolled
into centrsfield. Wagner singled. scor-
Ing Carey, but Murray's throw to SHADE +
retired volx at third. Miller's grounder
hit Wagner and retdred the side.
THREE RUNS.
: EIGHTH Cormick. lat.
ting for Tcsreau. lined to Hyatt. Burns
famed. Kelly began catching for PITTS
burg. shafer doubled. Fletcher got an
inheld hit, Shafer taking third. Doyle
singled. scoring shafer. and stole second.
Asrkls doubled. scoring Fletcher and
Doyle Murray popped to Byrne
TlMsEE RUNS.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
Highlander Fans Turn Laugh
When Star Strikes Out
Second Time Up.
BATTING ORDER.
Especial to Ths Evening WORLDLY

Especial to Ths Evening WORLDLY
POLO GROUNDS. June is-rhs Tigers
proved a pretty good drawing card on
their .nrst appearance in these grounds
and 5000 persons came out to see Ty
Cobb and Sam C1 wford In action since
they had got to hitting only u per cent.
Chance made . change In the batting
order so ss to bring Peckinpaush UP n
the lineup. Cree was benched on so-
count OF his weak hitting and Hartsell
was glvspa chance At the outfieid. Cos
se,t had vanother day as a regular
catcher.
FIRST TNNINGh-Bush led of with u
clean shot to centre for = single, but
when he tried to steal second Gossett
nailed him with perfect throw. Wit
struck out and Crawford drove y long
Nv 20 woiter. NO RUNS
Daniels struck out Woiter popped
high TO Bush. PeckinpanEh struck out
NO RUNS.
SECOND IINNlNG-Ty Cobb mad'
ah debut ON the Polo Grounds with
, clean wo-basger TO left. Veach fiie'
! to wolter. Cobb stole third Midkif
| made u violent protest ON the decision
calling him safe. ], looked from ia
| stands that he was out 3y se,el al fee
] but Umpire Connolly was firms IN hi
bsclaleA 0AiAeE Ageys = lanS ay I
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LAT0NlA ENTRIES.

LArONIA RACE. TRACK. KY. June
1.-THE entries for to-morrows races
are ~ follows;
vlRsT RACE-Issatas; two.yeAr-old maids1s;
I've fuhouss. -'Buss Around. iO4; 'Harbsrd. lOT
sssnsts. l0o; ShsperissS iOs; Banio Jim. 100
iA~ls oncs. 100: lambs Tail. ii2; D,rin. 1i2
Aaittos, III; Al Joass. ii2; Asrs Msc. liz;
rsass roanis. ii3.
SECOND RACE-seniAs; thrs. yssr o,ds and
up; one mile and one .sixtesuth. ---Bailsys ~;
ysltsttS. -; Chartiss. 10; Forshssd. AZ;
Jsbot. Ill: Dich Bsksa. iit; Mochlsr. liz,
THIRD RACE-Auowsncrs; two.ysss-old flhs:
I've fssionsa. Hatsna.. 100; Brons Wins. 100;
Tl.sods.i... ios; Raias. 100; Edith W. 1885,
FOURTH RACELHsnAAcsp; thru yssr.o,ds
end vp; six fRioa0. -npalomar. %: Silver Bill.
%; rhssss Gni. 100; Closer. 100; Coy Lad
l0; Lttie Father III; CAssy Jons. liz: Be-
ba0o. liz.
FIFTH RAcE--Al,owsncs; three YEAR, ,ds
one uiis and seventy ysrda.-Oln Star, 100
Prospsct. iO9; CslaGa. iO6; Jtnnie Oh, los
spy. i0o; Tyvss. i0o; Verona. I07; Wosdt
Wonder, no; u stsppa. 10.
SIXTH RACE-dalltns; thru. ysar-ohs end up
IN mile and . sxtsenth. strong. %; Nsruhou
-; MsnAsw Msck. iO2; Hsasss. i0a: Yox,
Mari. i04; Bonn, 0otss. 100; uaiisy Slave, III
'ApsssasaCs allowance claimed. Tsck last
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RACING
RESULTS At LAT0NlA.
Especial 70 1as Evsains Word. }

uAToNIA RACE TRACK. KY. June
1.-THE results Of to-day's races fol-
low:
FIRST RACE - For two-year-olda;
purse 800; nve and = half furlongs.--
Barbara. los (McCabe). first; Black
Tony. IN c0ans). second: oHagen. ios
(Henry). third. Time. los. Toronto and
Costs aso ran. " mutusA paid-Bar-
bara Lane. straight $40. place e2.so.
show N?o; Black Tony. place $40. show
eado: OHaRsn. show 1910
.GDcoND RACE-For three-yeur.olds
- upward: purse 800; one mile and
seventy ards.--Wander. 1i3 Crapltp,
hrst White. io7 (BoreD. second; star
ORyan. III Henry. teird. Time. In.
Ballyshe. Cracker Bow also ran. e MI.
fuels paid-Wander. straight $40. place
e.O. show Reo; white, place $3.50.
show an; star Organ. show eaS.
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wolter and Cobb scored after the
catch. Peckinpaugh threw out Moriarty.
ONE RUN.
to Moriarty. Hartseil knocked q
clean single Into right. but was forced
out by MidkiR on the latters ground
er that Moriarty threw to second
Rondeau got McKechnie's roller and
touched him out on the line. NO
RUNS.
THIRD INNING struck out
Lake also took three swings and sat
down. Bush also took the fan route
and 6chuix got an ovation from the
crowd for retiring the side. NO RUNS
Gomett popped out to WITT Witt threw
out Schulx. and Cobb made u wonderful
catch Of Daniels long fly. NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNIN(;-vitt flied to Dan.
iels. Crawford singled. Cobb struck
out. to the great delight Of the fans.
Crawford stealing second on the last
swing. Midkin threw Veach out. NO
RUNS. -
Wolter gave the Yanks start BY
driving . long slngie into centre. Wit
got Peckinpaughs Grounder. toucoed
Woltsr on the line and threw to hrst
In time for Q double play. Lake tossed
out Borton. NO RUNS.
FIFTH rNNTNG-Gaynor struck out.
Moriarty got . base on balls. Rondsau
sinsled over second, advancing Mort.
arty. Lake filed to woiter. Moriarty
taking third on the catch. Bush fouled
10 Midkin. NO RUNS.
Hartxeli flied to Witt. MdkiR singled
and stole second. MoKschnie flied 4
Cobb. Moriarity made q wide heave 4
first OF 0ossetts grounder. allowing
! Midkin to score, 0ossett taking second
Lake threw out Schulz. ONE RUN.
SIXTH INNING--Bush lifted cas-
ny to Mckechnie. Crawford struck az
Midkin got Cobbs Eounder and threw
him out. NO RUNS.
Daniels gave the Ysnks another star
by smashing . single to centre. Wcits
sacrificed to Lake, Daniels taking ses
ond. PeckinpauGh hit 10 XOrls,ity an
Daniels was run down. bu3a thrs'
Borton out. NO RUNS.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
BELMoNTPARk ENTRIES.


BnIAnONT PARK. N. r.. juno IA
The following are tho entries for to-
morrpw's races:
YIngT RACH-TWo. yasoil ssilius: nv end
Q hsif fssisa0. araisht.-srranspsrsoU. ~;
nosaH 09sa. los: 0silsp. ii2; wais La iis;
wooass ssoss, ios: 81, Cslsso,, =.
AssAs.p; ssysa fannae.-.sanA Nm. ~; m
Tuft. lis; stasott,s. iOa; sis Joia johnson.
IA; Bdb r.. 10; ReliiAs stose. 100; palsaquin.
i0l' spsinsbossd. los; Adsbsran. III: ssn Jsck.
90, in; 1rMs oslis. Va: Ooch o. The Wall,
no; Il Cnn, -. AasD sltssas 10;
apsits. IA; Ys.hss Nstioss. i01; hsri u Hepe.
100; Audsde. III.
TMID IACE-TAsssysssssds end w: oni.
..g sspiseAAs; svo ..'s sn1 quarter :--s.zs
S6u III - szoSiss..,.:.:,d d. s.,.os.
hsasAtap; 90 asd thsssSishsh nilaa-
vsiu 100: noskvtsv. n; nss.ssst ios; Ps.ns'
TiTia lA1-vsrys.reA ~ Upward
stsspasclas handleso: ahoat to oMn.-7inb1
~; wishc: ~; ~ c. ~; sAsnso.
is5; Buddhism. iAs; LNavasys. in. Aho N
gihh, kzsauaas. i<e; Ths wsida, 100. an
sIxTS RAcE-m~.,-,..ns "a wv,,a
uasdsns; one nils.--sRsbousd. %; Fnbis, ios
F@ox. IW; yudN wsass. i01: ysnk Wau, 40
rsaAs. los; sWhAuw Dsals. %: Dison. no
"a s. Si E iH and upward
ssnisg, oss and ees-eishth aiin.-hainsssfisld
i01; 5ssd Auiho,lAsd. i0g; Duaah Mcdonald
iM; ks.ah. 40; 'Annas ssusss 100; 'ws
szxss.sso. s,ls~a.ns 4 a,s puu.as claimed.
WalAR s,sss; tsssh -
The evening world., 1913-06-12
FuTAWAY Wins
FASHION STAKE
At BELMONT PARK
Long Shots in the Money in
Early Races-Second Event
an Upset.

tUp0UN - - - W04v0.b
RDlAlONT PARK. N. T.. June IA
August Belmont stood IN ne top section
oS the grand stand this afternoon and.
with HE field slasses close 70 his eyes.
watched every step Of the racs for
the Fsshion Stakes. A. his F1itaway
went BY tho finish Sine. . head In front
OF n r. Wilson'S GALAXY. 10Th under
Q hot drive. he dropped his glasses and
smr1ed. He had won the two-year old
classic Of me old days.
II was . tight At. but on the race
track . head 10 a. good - . length.
when V comes to pulling down the
Drisn.
Disparity and Thomas Fortune Ryan's
side Of the broad straightaway. but aftcv
the hUt quarters the race dsveilped into
dusl between the entries Of Msssrn
Belmont and Wilson.
Tommy McTAGGart. on Yitaway. had
10 ply the whip vigorously. but the nliy
responded samely and stuck Il out the
rest Of the Journey with Galaxy at his
side Only In tho hnai fifty yards ia
the belmont colof-bearer succeed IN
posino her nose IN front. but she kept II
there the rest Of the way. ..
FIRST RACE-Three-y sar.oids: s'x
furloaEs, main course.-6isuth, u (Trex.
:sv). Is to I. . 70 and . 20 I. Won; sscNi.
lywaS. lcs (Mscahsy). . 70 I. even and
I 10 & second; Aontressor, ioi (woife).
II 70 & 4 70 ana I to .. third, Time.
LA Rsno Ambrose. Tarts. Monmouth.
Striker. Lattis Jupiter and Lur!a also
ran. '..
SECOND RAOD-For two.ysar-olds,
mstdsns: i've and . half furionss.
seraisht.- 0usyrisinU. - (Rightmire).
10 I. 3 70 I ana even. hrst; stromboli.
- (lscTaggAst,. 70 10 I. 4 10 I and . 10
I. second; Pan-American. lo6 tKarrics).
- to I. 10 TO and Z 70 I, third. Time.
los - Fathom. Captain Burns. worst
DALI, ASmamsnt, ii Biod. Black Broom.
Any Time. FiresiAe and HypaAis also
ran.
Twelve maiden two-year-olda start.
"a In the second race. Q scramble
inside the Anal eighth Beimont's
stfomboli. making his debut. sesmsd
TO have the race won. CafmAn's> Sur
prising was At his tanks. bet appxr.
emily held cafe. In the last nfty
yards stromboii stopped suddenly and
Surprising just drew away 10 S~iu
easily. Pan-Amsriosn. coming from
the provsrbiai nowhere. was third
Fathum. El Biod and Fireside ran
prominently In Shs hrst quarter. The
time Of the race. los Is. 10 the fast
est time Of the meeting made ever The
ave an doas.haif furiong route.
THIRD RACE - Haudicap; 70
three year.oids and upward; ono mile
DR.. Duenner. liz (Butwsh). . to II
ana out. Arst; Yellow Eyes. ~
(woife). even and out. second. Time
i.lo IS. Only two starters. 3
The handicap ssring race At . mill
was . two-horse afkAir between yellow
Eyes and Or. Duennsr. II was N
contest. Or. Duennsr stayed With Vel
low Eyes until Just bsfors the stretcl
turn and then came away TO win with
out being let down.
VOURTH RACEAThs Tashion Stakes
for two.ysar.oid Aiiiss; hvs furlongs
straight-Flitaway. II (AcraSgarO,
10 ana out. hrst; GALAXY. II (wiison,
Is to O. 4 to . and I TO :. second; Cut
away. 10 cHo6man). u TO I. I to I AM
L: to l. third. Time-e -. Addie n
Disparity. Undauntsd. Water LAZY. Mate
and Unfari also ran.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
Bad Throw by Fletcher and
Rally of Hits Turn Tide
in Close Battle.
BATTING ORDER.
tspsaai 70 The Evening worid.)
By ''Vic''

t6pscal 10 The Evening wofidJ
Forbes FIELD. PITTSBURGH.
Juno l2-.Mr. Mc0raw and his damous
band from Gotham invaded thAs fair
city to-day for q series Of three games
with the crippled CorsaArs.
Tho AOcG~witcs are . BIT desperate
over their failure to ride roushshod
over their Western rivals. The Giants
were further behind the leaders than
they were. when the international
clash was inausurased.
All the old catchers being on the n
jured list. Manager Clarke has secured
Catcher Bob Coleman from the Davsn-
port "Three.Eye" league. The new
catcher 10 . big fellow and q reputsa
hard hitter. He will Join the club at
once. ...
! FIRST INNIN0-Burns and Shafs,
flied to Wilson. Fletcher singled to
centre. but was caught stealing, Obj
son to Wagner. NO RUNS.
Byrne grounded to Nerasle. Carr,
fiod to MURRAY. shs<sr threw out Viox
NO RUNS.
SECOND INNINo-wssnsr threw ou
Doyle. Merklc singled 70 lsft ana scores
with Murray. who hN one over Wilson,
head to the hsgpole in centrs for I
home run. Meyers doubled to left. and
Snodgrass drove him homo vita q tripl
10 right. Tesreau lined to viox. VIII
threw TO Byrns for . double play u
Snodgrass. THRDE RUNS.
Wagner took two bases on Fletcher
! had throw and went 10 third on Miller
long fly to Burns. Wilson scored Wayne
with = sacrifice ny to Burns. Doyl
threw out Hyatt. ONE RUN.
THIRD 1SNrSG.-Durns nisd t
Carey. shafer out, Gibson TO Miller
Fletcher fouled to Miller. NO RUNS.
/ Gibson was safe on Doyle's tumble
CAmnl.a !ouied TO Meyers. Byrnc sing.s
, to ceitt:e. Carey popped TO l:letchsI
. Doyle threw out viox. NO RuNA..,s
nOnUR - go aoo0l& 4
The evening world., 1913-06-12
Chicago Rolls Up Early Lead,
Hitting in Better. Luck
Than Dodgers.
BATTING ORDER.
(svscial to Ths EVENING wo'id.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE Ball

NATIONAL LEAGUE bAlAiA
GROUNDS. CHICAGO. ILL.,. June Ia
Bill Dahlen and his Brooklyn Dodgers
tackled the Cubs this afternoon in the
FIRST OF . four-day battle. TIE Cubs
are looking for q stiff series and hope
to help push the Dodgers down Q little
further. Third place IL tho bone Of
contention. the Dahlsnites having only
n rsme the better Of the locals In the
race before to-day's proceedings.
The weather was fine and warm. and
the players were In the best OF fighting
spirits. More than 400 rOoters from
Aurora were at the game to root for
Charlie stengel. The Brooklyn centre
nelder lives in Aurora and his neigh
bors wanted to show their appreciation
OF him for putting the town on the
map.
FIRST INNING - Moran popped to
Zimmerman. CutshSw hied to Leach
STENCIL earned his 5ewelry by shooting
q single to left. Wheat struck out. NO
RUNS.
Leach singled to left. Evers forced
him. Fisher to Cutshaw. Schultz hoisted
10 Stengsl Zimmerman singled and
nam scored. Safer singled and Zim'
norman moved to third. On the at
tempted double steal Zimmerman was
out at the plate. Miller to cutshaw tc
Milisr. ONE RUN.
SECOND INNING--Daubert fiied tc
Leach. Smith sent an aerial visitor e
Mitchell and Fisher emulated his pre-
decessor. NO RUNS.
Mitchell trip!ed. Briduslrs hit wa
too hot for Cutshaw. but Mitchell wal
held at third. Archer filed to Morar
ana Mitchell scored after the catch
The evening world., 1913-06-12

CINCINNATI. O.. June ~. = Miks
schreck.y the Reading. O.. heavyweight.
came back" and outpOinted Billy
Sharks In q fifteen-round contest held
In Elmwood place. The fight was rather
slow. Sparks. a former heavyweight
champion OF the Cincinnati! Gymna-
Stun, mas been hghting In New York
and Philadelphia under the name of
Billy Ryan ~~
The evening world., 1913-06-12
Little Creates wsw Record.

A special from Hickory. N. c.. Gays:
"RichArd Httis amateur. native Of
Greensboro. N. c.. and Q Lsnoir COLLEGE
graduate. broke the amateur and pro-
fssi0nAl records for . mile run ON his
privately constructed track. His time
was I'm. u i-ss. Tabsr OF Brown. who
recently ran with John Paul Jones.
stayed with Little until the last quarter.
Bsven Harvard men Witnessed the meet.
Ds. Aandott Of Harvard examined IAttis
bssose ths raee md sstd the runner VAS
aAths $500 6 asg6e0tiae SAyaiq w.. :