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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

The Shuberts made last week a pro-
duction in New York OF Basil Hood
adaptation. from the German OF The
Five Frankforters," supposed to tell
the story Of the famous Rothschild
family. The critics pronounced 1t q
charming and witty comedy.
Else Alder. who Ii called the Fritz
Schen Of Berlin, Is to come to this coun.
try a. q star OF musical comedy next
season under the management Of Klaw
Erlan9er.~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

Emma Trentini has determined to re-
turn to grand opera after her transcon-
tinental tour In 1.-THE FREELY under the
| direction OF Arthur Hammerstein next
season. She has already accepted an Of
fer from La Scala in Milan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

Mutt and Jeff' will play a return en-.
gagement at the Academy early in April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

Frank Keenan, will leave the Faversham
company and have a Shakespearean
company. of his own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

Of the Empire Theater was . sue
cessful one. The honors Of the per-
formance. It IL said. went to Lennox
Pawle, as the old bookseller.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
3Ropih's TE 81 De scuLrTuRE.


fotHns fayorife way Of showing
M ,s sculpture il ~ The light of5a
sliadea iamp. ats nig ht. In this Has,
! sspscisily Rhen ti,s light il project.
"a sralE below. easry rugosity sf t,s
skiiI, every siibanffss InusGfe, evsrsi
seia d wrinkle ID aceentnnt
The trouble with Gthis tekt, whom
AppIinl 10 statnes not hy Robin. i
thats frequtAtl The ssins and aue-
ssilss snaa wrinkles have not been chic
sled into tie afDne, and NJ pro jecte3
light, no: slnat ter y a. III int snsit.y
s. angie of pro- ecfian can cast
shadows not raised BY the ineauaii.
lies Of the soul ptnred surface nv !.
5Franckl N i arts ii the Internal iiunA
{ Stndio.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

AotIce IS hereb sggi ven that on Dec
9th, ID 81 Ri the said Charles 10. Russell
duly addudi cated bankrupt. anu
chat the FIRST meet Of HIS cred tors
/ eltl An Devil Lake, 1T.
|t g, Office Of on Dec.
10th ~ at vFo loek r .s al
which time the said creditors mai ats
tend q ~ prove their claims point a
trustee a' examine the ban krup !, and
TRANSACT such lei. bus ness as
Fproperly come III fore such meeting. 81
Dated lat rand s.D. i, Dec.
III sS1 ri ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
roo MUCH.

lid you turn down that Offer
of5 $40, 600 from tile advert firm
for The use Of y oar piet 81 asked
the Prominent southpaW
Gonld q sttand for IT, respo led
the chainpio II base-stealer hey
wanted to show me in a union suit
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
Advance Of " omen All \
Over HE ord
.By . F. DlJMA4RS. Boston. Mas.

SO have published
Us connected with that has
entirely
and The systems
the things that grades
Women advancing all over the world:
They have the their
Of the great change
their mode of life and way Of thinking.
Dc that because
know
hold duties. s$s,,
The only matter
devoted and nseful household
Women have great work The world
has been rapid.
number 81 The magazines published
the circulated periodicals
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
Edward isodell i'll Of srnan Part
ridge %. spert IS nndey nth ana
+ Mrs iossph N;

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tkss Icy Y edn sss
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81 Il 1s,s s nsa's's
W s''sspss
ts from
1akota Stnd the Of ma TX
Tracy
last Thursd lay att ding sto business
matt ers and & :siting with
allo,, 5of d Forks arrived
ss.
rae son d; eGroat and us
EJacobso 81, of Isl arr cut ef we're III
s,sb ~ u y i s : Il III l, q /,
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
ocal / aPPeIlirgs
Sabine was down from Strals
Wednesday, 81

3;vesathe eeinesda
sss;sFssn v nsiness visit ednesda
day attending to business mao ss
toMn shopnine,T s's
ian we're in az city ,W II ' 81
y "
Il IS, MI s
II H. M y ''' S'
sA 49, 's'
Il Hum tate B FIRE marshal was
the " ssInes
A: of StarkW cher has
been TIM own sine fsssatlirda
AZ III the city last
iss Classy Ell dtt Soff spent:
ISIS Gearrds Hal Verson spent iii.
Nh day with her par ent 81 iii the coun
Jiel rec kinrid ges sE5a
III en6ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

SsjF lrs iii ond emf rttained the
sewing circle Tuesday eyenin
circls IS comp posed of d 81 iii iniberi 81
young ladies' have med "a hub
SIs lorS of estern u1lions
" apll com ass He'd to VS.
consi this week to nd til ifunaer
ofl his faith
ireat hern achinists
;gl ye club ce jill tlie era olses
hal good time repor
those III endaree
4 iss Idas son ente ned All
thimble bee. De licious lunch WAS
ed and tile ladies resent port a very
enjoyable time
Ne fiss ga tia Corlni has
been Wis ing for week AZ It'll her SIS
ter Mrs 81 John me- Lean LEI fol her!
home no sin ghure cry.
AZ bert Andsrso on has sacce pted d
position Sof ass st ant a ERIK the re-
sgister=of- deeds office Turing the busy
season.
4 Jenny llings, !,
sWednesd aY To Go ok af ter bushes maj.
ters in connec ION with til Insurance
eonlra any with which ne rs nlployeds
Frank Num- has been at I1aWton
this week a,ireing new residence
which has just Il been comp eted sby
4 AAntlrew Ysnson,
iieorge stras berg ents aimed nu1sls
der Of ffltends Il al game dinner il tile
iEl rs club rosprns Saturday evening.
'1Iases occasion wa his Dirt day ami.
versa ry
and rYs. JACK en-
Itertained at six e,clock a iinner Sunday.
f1a1eirs guests assei 5ffsyne and Anna
SSerumgard and ~ essns Otto Francis
Kepp and Ward NefsSn
Judge Butta Court Ell DUEL
Attorney r. Goer, llssssiiver sernmgard
ana liam And erson LEFT Tuesday
for finnewau kan ant reriila d
pourt opened there taeda 1ss &
u AZ arkWell l,s Of Huston
Texas is hers assist Strand and
Strand NJ their greatly creased prae.
tfee which the doctofs Of chiopraetic
are emil III
,sharles Iyers emit rtained
ednesday yening her appart
Sments at the sevil ia. Aanong the
guests were AZ DANES
Weather IS evely1r, ant York
4 Austin and Nero jsssF55.
Bow s. Smith
and Bros:, peEWrite estab1i shment
viii move the ID s5sF orks branch
ssoff the house % IKE the first
the Year adldin ne Isl btlsi.
ent prises q q
Miss IS. on sof al Iinne Nau.
township Til her sister,
Miss argare And rsons Of this city
Mrs Oh lt,,sS Ed nor has 50 been
b guest of Miss sAnderso and ne
turned home elnesda
Rev: Father Alloys is, some time
shapIan the Sisters, school ai
Fort tTotten returne Wednesday
morning I'D his ne III indiana Dur
ing his sidsncs at Fortt; en- nth.
Ter Aloysis has dfred uently listed Ssinn
Devils ke
Judge II. AZ a LEI, one Of the prom
linent figure in ,tlhes civic and political
Z of Fargo and pioneer of NORTH
Il lax ota return home " ondey morn
Judge Nil Her lelivered the me
lnorial address, at thllle sslks lod &c al
borrow.
James Bath ffornlely membei
off the local pei ice force returned last
lWeek II ON the coas lille away Mr.
iAIcBeth suffered some 18th rheunla
1ltism. but the chang of climate an ais
return has ggreatl ded him and az
I is feeling fin
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

Walter hanson of Lisbon
Master of the Masonic body OF this
state was a guest in the city Thurs
day of this week and was ENTERTAINERS
by ~ J. Stada Z and a. " . Haig..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
I7HlEO sI ORE I : Ell TON
Referee in Banllrli ,s,i.s !:

$S% CO. eep auIo mobi lists feet WA
cold weather ain Ems ishman has in.s
vented hot wa ter tank with foot.
shaped depres sions id the top.
rabbit inning factory has been
started IN Arge ntina In the hope Of;
Kidding some portions of the country
of g pest in q profitable way.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
PATENT. DLc Tl0 kARY.

Ambition creased pole we pichs
out 50 climb
Love- One of the diseases that ~
soon outg
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
IN i NE DISTRICT couRT OF THE
UNITED STATES Dls1RicT N
: :sS or NORTH ID DAKOTA. 8ssS
In the matt Ter of Charles o. susseH
4 fsankrup pit 84s
BAN K III PFC Y,

the Cred il ors of Charles G. Rus
sell Devils "a Ike, stth count Of
Ramsey, and district aforesaid. q
IA MI M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
s Elastic Phrase Five minutes walh j
SGrom the stat ion. M

nxperisnce-Th The doctor that cures
10 Of our follies.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

il C'arlsen, a pros porous farmer,
#of Edmore. was ia ecity Saturday oll
the way to BIoonlfi eld, Web where he
VIII spend the Inter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

s M rs. Jane ~ iinlnlo ho las been Wis
ting her lbaug Frank Smith
at akotib returned to her honle
ill Devils Lake the end of 4 the week
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

The Inter ocean sreeeiyin 3 letters
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

M George Strasberg $enterta aimed q num-
Der friends i a game dinner il tile
Ha rs club oorns y Saturday evening.
occasi ion wa his birthday ami.
versa ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

Bell. an Ind ian, plead guilt
before Judge Ami don N on ct sell
ing liquors and y received Az sentences
sig Inalaths the county Jail.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

|s emmy fol. sB ill ling font;
ednesday look after business ma
4 ers IN connection with the insurance
comp any with which he Isl employed
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

James AIeBath ffornle1y naembers
81 the local pei ice force returned last
week from the GO last Ne away Mr..
McBeth ffered some 18th rheunla-s
tism. but the chang of climate "a MS
return has sgreat ly a ided him and he
is feeling fine
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

and sfrs. JACK ed.
Stertained at six e.cloc ddinner Sunday
'1Reir guests tssei deyne and Anna
SSeyungard and ,aIessrs Otto Francis
Kepp and Ward Nielsen SIS M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

Judge Butta, golrtts ter Duell,,;
Attorney RI. Oder ssiYer sernmgard
ANA Willis am And erson, LETT dnesday
for MinneW kan 'bys autto erin of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

Frank Ma1nz has been All II1aWton
this week reings new residence
has Just been 4 comp leted Sby
Andrew sswenson
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

the u Smith
Bros: piewriter shment
will move the rand Forks branch
the house 81 IKE first
the Il years Iding hes a ist q ssbtlsis
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

Rev Father Aloys is, FOR some time
shap plan the & sssist ers school at
Fort Totten eturned ednesdaE
morning I'd his hon iii Ind ana Dur
ing his resiid sncs at Fort T'otten Faith:
Ter Aloysis has fred ny visited in
Devils FI ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

N & YRS Resholt and ssdaugh ers Miss
Jean returned to- 2 dmore this morn
ing after a. sant zat the
Baker home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

tgsharle yers emit aimed
Eednesday yening at her ppart-
Sments at the sevil mon the
guests present we're S3 esdames
Waiter. yants 1lNpris,
Austin and N ero b. s5sss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

libert Anders on las accented Id
position of assist ant n ERIK III the re-
gister-of eeds office during the busy
seas
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

Judge al ilier. one Of the prom
sinent figure in he civic and political
If'''ife Fargo and pioneer of ssSorta
kota returned home ~ ondey morn
Judge iiler delivered the me
MORTAL address Ia the Elks lodi 81
borrow.
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nd Tomorrow
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For sale BY The Owl Drug Store.
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Not exactly iIis acts might have
been misunderstood, though Seemed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Dixie Handicap To Be Thriller
Six Men on Track at Once

IF they get through the Dixie Handi-
cap at the Motordrome tonight
without smearing a half-dozen
riders all over the track they have
pulled the race miracle of the year.
For they are going to start six riders
in this event, three of them with a
lap lead over the other three. And
the scratch men are going to try to
catch the handicap men within four
miles
This affair will be a loud noise
Nothing can stop it. Every time they
get four riders on the track at once
it looks as though all of them were
going to break their neck. With six
on it in a handicap race, which will
mean that three of the men must ride
their bally heads off to catch the
other three. there should be more
excitement than the local Drome ever
dreamed of before.
This will not be a team race, as
might be judged from the description.
OF course, the handicap men will
team together at the start, as a means
of keeping ahead. And the Scratch
other a pace in their effort TO catch
up, But once the scratch men get
within striking distance, it will be
case of every man for himself and
the devil take the hindermost When
the three pursuing riders reach the
three handicap men and all six of
them tie up in an effort to gain the
leadership anything may happen. OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Best Bet Is to Play Champions
Title Holders Have Big Shade

a row after they attain the title and
have a big natural shade in all of
their contests. Tie argument is a
sound one, because champions, after
annexing titles, do not make the kind
of matches that they can not win
and they know they can win them
when they make them. Mind you, this
is not an intimation that there is
anything wrong or any skulduggery
practiced by any of them. But the
average champion is a pretty wise
sort of a gink. He knows that to
keep a title is TO make plenty of
money. Hence, he figures with the
greatest of care, and when finally he
signs to battle. it's about to / that
he is going to win.
A ND another thing worth figuring
is that referees have natural
leanings toward champions and don't
take titles away from them without
the very best Of cause. Which is a
mighty strong point in favor of the
champion when he starts into action.
But, of course, the strongest point
of all is the fact, borne out by many
a precedent. that champions almost
always win a bunch of fights before
being compelled to resign the top
rung of the ladder.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
COACH W. HEsMAN, OF YELLOW JACKETS, WRITES ABOUT:
Ball Players That Tech Has Turned Out

found that Jimmy had the makings OF
a really. truly pitcher.
|. 1t was while doing stellar work with
the Providence team Of the Eastern
League that Lavendar attracted Chi
eago's attention. Now. Jimmy is one
OF the its" Of the Cubs, and promises
to remain one for some years yet.
TWO Atlanta boys attending Tech
were the next to break into the
professional class, and they both
made good from the jump. One OF
these was Sam Woodward. the other
Jim Ison. The former was captain
and catcher of my 1904 Tech team,
while Jim was official first-sacker
of the same aggregation.
Woodward was rather small for
a catcher, but he had plenty of nerve,
heaps of judgment, always kept cool,
had fine arm was quick as a cat,
and made a fine lead-off man, as he
batted from the port side. Sans
favorite word of encouragement to
his pitchers-Poole. Day and Butler
was Beauty" after every pitched ball.
but each time in a different intona-
ton and with varying infection and
accentS-and this quite regardless
in my opinion. of whether the ball
was really beauty or a pumpkin.
Sam went to the Cotton States
with Bernie McCay, where he played
fine ball; but a blow on the head by
a pitched ball came near to putting
out his light. 1t took him quite 8
long time to recover. Later, Sam
went to the Carolina League, and for
several seasons managed the Ander-
son, S. c. club with signal success.
He is now engaged in business in
Atlanta and is making a success of
life as president of the Wood ward
Electric Company
BY the way. during the college sea-
son of 1904 Sam caught every inning
of every game without making a sin
gle error. and l gave him ALI South
ern catcher for 1t.
Jim Isom was one of the hardest
hitting first basemen I ever saw in
college ranks. He was a gold. will
ing. chesry, all-around player and my
cleanup man, which was some dis
tinction with a team that had FIVE
men on its roster all batting over
400.
l forget what professional team Jim
first Joined, but he never had any
trouble holding his berth right from
the jump. He played several very
successful seasons with Macon, where
he again stung the pill hard, and he
also starred in the Virginia League
at second base for the Richmond club
Here he was an even better fielder
than at first base.
Jimmy found an opportunity to go
into a lucrative business here in At
lanta several years ago and decided
to give up the game for good. though
1t cost him pang or two to do so.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
BELMONT ENTRIES.

6EEmON EN RlE0.
FIRsT-Two-- year-olds, selling. 81
furlongs, straight: Lady Grant 105,
xFlask 100, Robert Oliver 107, Delft 1903.
Trap 1903, ovation 1903, Gallop los, Dis
parity 101.
selling. furlongs, main course: Double
F. 107, Travel Light los, Luria 100,
Grenada 107, Kate X. 105, Discovery l02,
Melville 1O7, xIvabel 100, Coming Coon
ITO, Miss Moments los, Little Hugh 1902,
xProgTessive 100 Deduction 112, Fond
l05, XBouncing Lass 100, Water Welles
1O7.
THIRD-Three-ye -olds and up, han
dicap, furlongs, main: Belamour 100,
Sprite ia, Light ON Life Ill Spring
board 100, Flying Fairy liz, Bosom lis,
Isidora SO, Yenghee 80, Hester Prynne
l02, Ballycliff a. Knight Of Uncas IS,
Sickle SO.
Also eligible: Night Stick 1O6.
FOURTH-Three-y year olds and up.
Kings County handicap, mile and an
eighth: Mission 50, Meridian 1875, La
hore 115.
FIFTH-Four- year olds and up, stee-
plechase handicap, about miles: Big
Sandy 1872, Nosegay 1874 Footlights 1876,
George Emo $50, OwanuX 14T. Garth 1872
BrOsseau 1873.
SIXTH-Two-year -oIds. maidens, 5
furlOngs, straight. Sanctuary l05, APP
plaJdeT l05, Fireside l05. Connemara l05.
Under Cover 1OS Silver Dime 1O5 Tea
Enough l05, Maydora 105, Ring Marshal
1905, Mr.. Sniggs los NOtoriety l05, Stars
and Stripes l0Ss Elbiod 1885, Lily Orme
l05, Ashcan 1e5
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Pelky-Smith Battle
For Sept. MAYBE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1S.-Ar-
thur Pelky and his manager, Tommy
Burns, are in town. Pelky came here
in quest of ring battles, and picked as
his choice for first battle "Gunboat"
Smith. Burns and his fighter held a
long conference with Jimmy Coffroth
and if arrangements can be made
Pelky and Smith will furnish the La
Dor Day card in this city. Pelky had
little to say, Burns doing all the talk
ing.
There will be a general DISPOSE
ton to look upon Pelky as a ring ac-
cident, just as the people tagged
Willie Richie as a false alarm" said
Burns.
This is a mistake. My man has
had 3S fights without having had a
decision given against him. He made
Jess Willard quit cold and he stopped
Jim Barry in five rounds. All that he
needs is the opportunity to prove that
he is the best heavyweight boxer in
the game to-day"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18

course. the handicap men will never
give an inch. II they can spread all
over the track they will do it. That
means that the men coming from be-
hind at So miles an hour must worm
their way through.
This will unquestionably be a big
race. II will be fast because the
scratch men must overcome a quarter
of a mile lead in four miles. 1t will
be dangerous and sensational of
necessity because six men will be on
the track at one time. And the win
ner is surely hard to pick
The full program follows:
Motordrome Purse,
(2-u1iie heats, 2-mile final)
First Heat-Graves, Renel, Shields.
Second Heat - Mcneil. Lockner,
Lewis.
Third Heat - Richards, swartz,
Luther, Glenn.
F'inal-Two miles.
Atlanta Sweepstakes.
(2-mile heats, Smile final)
First H - Mcneil, Swartz.
Luther, Lewis.
Second Heat - Richards, Graves.
Renel
Third Heat 49, Lockner, Shields,
Glenn.
Final-Three miles.
Invitation Race.
Luther. Lewis, Swartz and Glenn.
Dixie Handicap.
Handicap Men-Renel, Lockner,
Shields Cone lap handicap)
Handicap Men - Richards, Graves,
Mcneil.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
WISCONSIN BOXING BILL
Is SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July IS
Governor Francis McGovern has
signed the Hedding boxing bill and
the sport becomes legalized in Wis
consin the same as in New YORK
State.
Governor McGovern had protests
from many sources. but stated that
he considered that in view Of thou
sands of petitions in favor of the
sport it was only just to the majority
that they should be given a chance to
show that boxing under proper con-
ditions is much better than under no
law at all.
1t will now be up to the Governor
to appoint a commission to handle
the boxing game in the State.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
RACING ENTRIES

Sun Queen 1o4, Back Bay liz, Prince
Ahmed lis.
FIFTH-Selling; l lie miles; purse
$500; three year-olds and up: Micco-
sukee 90, Mayer Dale 81 Mud Sill 100,
Adolante 100, Tecumsen 80. Earl of Sa-
voy 80, Patruche 104, Henry Hutchin-
son 105.
STXTH-Selling; 81 furlongs; purse
5000; three year olds and up: Cutie B
IS, Moonlight 50, Tom Savers 1903, Frank
Wooden 1903, Black River 1903, Cedar
Brook 106, Orowoc 80, Mother Katch-
am 101, Siltrix 1903, Jessup Burn 1903.
Montcalm 1903, c. H Patten 1O6. Also
eligible Ticktack 103.
SENENTH-Selling; lis miles
purse $500; three year-olds and up:
Gerard 81, Hatteras los, Rash los.
Dynamite 1917, Forehead 105. Copper
town lO5, Working Lad 107. DR. Waldo
Briggs ITO.
Weather clear. Track sticky and hold
ing
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Al WINDSOR.

FIRST-SelIing; furlongs; purse,
$500; three-year-old and up: Venus 80,
Crania 90, Vale of Avoca "a John Bow
man SO, Breast plate 106, Battle Song 92
Mauolus IS. J. z. Conner 104,
SECOND-Selling; 5iz furlongs; purse,
$500 three year-olds and up: Batouche
IS, Rosemary 80, Chemulpo 90. Jonquil
l01 Rye Straw 104 Inlan 1906 Chiffon
Queen SO. Namita 96, Theo Cook 1O1
Queed 100. L See It 90. Bobby Cook Ill
THIRDS Selling, mile; purse, $500
handicap: three year-0lds and up: Just
Red 10l, Busy los, Cliff Edge 10, Font
l0-, John ReardOn 110, Towtcn Field
H.:
-Ponchartrain stakes: purse
$500: three year olds and up; selling,
furiongs. Grosvenor &c, Yorkville l01,
Liberty Hall l06. Bohby Boyer 10,
Closer 112, Coy 80, Rife Brigade 104,
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HAUsER GOES TO HOSPITAL.

BALTIMORE, MD. July Is
Shortstop Hauser. Of the st. Louis
National baseball team, is on his way
to Baltimore. where he will be oper-
ated on by DR.. William S. Baer, of
Johns Hopkins Hospital It is said
that the player has a misplaced car
tilage in his right knee.
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MEEHAN BEsTs MANTELL.

OAKLAND, CAL. July 1s.-Willie
Meehan, Of San Francisco. won the
decision over Frank Mantell, of Paw
tucket, R. l., in l0-round bout here.
BY constant clinching in the last
round Mantell saved himself from be-
ing knocked out.
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COBB BACK TO-DAY.

DETROIT, MICH, July 18.-Presi-
dent Ban Johnson announced that Ty
Cobb, suspended recently for an argu-
ment with Umpire Hildebrand, will be
back in the game to-day.