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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-31
Hickory Institute Sunday.

HickOry, Aug. 27.-A missionary n
stitute will be held at the First Pres
byterian church here beginning sun
day morning and continuing through
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev H. + Williams. OF Nashville,
Tenn with Rev. r. .. Bedinger and
Rev O l. Crane, missionaries to
the Belgian Congo, Africa. will con-
duct a series Of lectures on the work
Of the Presbyterian church in the for
eign field.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-31
Woman Kills RattlcSnakc

Kinston, Aug. 2S.-Mrs A. j.
Sheppard did not act as woman
could be expected to when she came
face to face with rattlesnake four
feet and two inches long in her yard
at Bunyan, Beaufort county. Mrs.
Sheppard calmly despatched the snake
with an axe. 1t had eleven rattles
and a button.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-31

Love never realizes the stern rean-
ties of life. Hands weren't given to
US merely TO hold.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-31
EDISON SEES SEVEN YEARS OF
PROSPERITY FOR THE COUNTRY
Good Times Will Last Even Longer Says Wizard if Man.
ufacturers ana Public Do Not Overdo Things-Ex-
presses Confidence in Success of Naval Board

sunlng and more buyers purchasing
products
And these concerns are putting on
more men, Mr.. Edison continued
+ or the crops good prices are being
optalned and more money is being
circulated
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naught, and Belfast, as an Ulster cen
ter. B. O'Rourke, j. P, said they were
against anything in the nature of the
separation of Ulster from the rest of
Ireland.
Captain Richard NJ. Dawson, of the
Coldstream Guards, nephew of the
Earl of Dartrey, Dartrey, Rockcorry,
has been killed at the front.
Among recent deaths are the fol.
lowing: Miss Mary Duffy, Main street,
Ballybay.-At her residence, Clona.
villa, Clones, Miss Anne Slowney.-
John Brown, lyman Railway Station,
formerly of Clones.-Robert Rutledge,
Albert street, Ballybay.
Mayo.
Considerable interest has been
evinced in Ballyhaunis and the sur
rounding country in the recent COM
pletion of the new high altar and new
pulpit, the former being the gift of
the parishioners, the latter that of Mr..
John M. Conry, ]. P. Both structures
are the work of Gorley and Co., Ltd,
Dublin.
Amongst recent deaths are the fol-
lowing: At his residence, Glenmore,
Crossmolina, William Fetherston-
haugh, B. L., who had reached his
eighty.seventh year.-At Bridge street,
Ballina, Anthony Walsh, merchant
At her residence, Cloonguillane, Swim.
ford, Mary, relict of the late James
McManus, N. flames Malley,
Charles street, Castlebar-John Toole,
Lucan Terrace, Castlebar.
At the conclusion of the retreat for
the members of the Total Abstinence
Society at the Parish Church, Augha-
COVER, given by the Rev. Father An
gelus, o. S. F. c., the formal opening
of the new Temperance Hall took
place. 81
Queens.
A presentation was made to Frank
Conlon, Qate of Marlborough Railway
Station) by the members of the Cath
olic Young Mems Society, Mary
borough, on the occasion of his trans
fer to Newbridge.
The Mountmellick Guardians have
elected R. P. Bannan relieving officer
for the marlborough Dispensary Dis
trict Mr. Rannan ia secretarv of tho
marlborough Waterworks Committee,
and brother to ]. p. Bannan, j. p,
chairman of the Town Commissioners.
Sligo.
Major William G. Phibbs, Irish Flu
sillers, only son of the late Lieutenant
Colonel G. w. Phibbs, Knockabrack,
Sligo, died in London from acute
pneumonia contracted in the French
trenches.
The death of Thomas Kilgallen on
November 18th, at the residence of
his brother-in-law, P. Flynn, J. p, has
taken place. The deceased was eldest
son Of the late Thaddeus Kilgallen,
Ardnaglass, Skreen.
T. Mahon has been appointed to the
magistracy for the Borough of Sligo.
P. N. White, j. p, pharmaceutical
chemist, Castle street, Sligo, has been
appointed a compounder OF medicines
for Sligo dispensary and workhouse.
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ST. LOUIS COUNT,
county President. "A. J. flowers. 1ss

County President, A. j. Powers, 12S
- Division No; !. pulqth-gre.;. Tho.
=: Higgtns. AZ and Ave. w.: Rec. secy,
sscy hc iS2 h e w sra s gsi.g Elm
St.: Inns. secy:. W. j. Mcbride. 81 ". SUI
3Ss Fast srd St.; Med. Exa mi ayap6a a::
Mee w. Fahsy; 217 Ne New Jersey RldF.
nesdays at Cathedral Hall, Second Ave-.
nue. West and Fourth Street. -
Division No. 4. West Duluth-Prea.
": 3. Godfrey. 4so5 Sixth Ave. W:
Vice Pres. L. Whalen. / ManEer Row:
si4tv ana ins; Sec, J. Gennelly. III ia.
s otxeii Col Av No. w; Re- ssss
W.: Treas. 2. Il. McGrsw. sis So. 1 Eli.
ty-seyenth Ave. W.: Med. Examinar.
t ~; Payette. Silva Block. MeetinTs
a ae G, on second Monday Of each month
SCOTT COUNTY.
d. So1Raf Mn President. F. J. Leonard. Jor.
Pr: q. g Msioney. ssli. tPaiaad ee: 81:
Ell es'. .1c yoh4 q kelley. Belle PLANE: Rsc.
ms ssc Scenes James a strfHfton Belle PLANE:
PLANE; Treas. John = stsSss,S asl:. Belle
TX Examiner. Dr.. q. r Moionsy.s sfMe &c., Msed:
Frsta esad on first sunday Of month n
STEVENS COUNTY.
ria. ouney president. N. Mahoney. Nor.
%o1 MG 11idgersss., s.sn !.n..
ss9an, Norris; Rec. Sec. E9Eense EF ie.
han. 1or arIis:' H. F! ssc Sec. 9: e snrs-
Rsy Ronnsily;' M ssS The; =; Mec4a-
Ut ~: r. Fitzgerald. SICK som m9ttaaser' QE.
na xs n hs Sunday Of the month n fe9S ne.
STEELE COUNTY.
oxsso ax fHsS,9 aas George c. Toner.
S EYES; 1 ~; tqs: John
H ssf: sec... ]. q. Malone: TIn =: Quinn;
fo 1ha0ns; 1ns. Sec. ]. q. Maions:c ;i 49,. =:
house s 1gMf eat;;n1 ss Exam. q. q. More.
ne.day Of month ia * Rs' 2 oH h1 t1Fst Wed:
SWIFT COUNTY.
cl ooun1y President-D. F. Mc1,ermott
Nj. K annsn. Ne: !. clontarf-Pres.. WIN
Leo Leo s HTsS: Andrew KavanauEh: Fin seSy;
Treas. John Gcss sss 81 y. = M.SS on!osas:
in.. ~: Dagnault, Benson. Min nn. Exam..
In K. 81 II reg . on first Sunday Of monrh
W1NoNA COUNTY. 49,.
Ki King St.. W Hfiss1dsnt Nj. J. Ryan. ss4 n.
g: aoH Va; dfs 81. y;s. J. a1 4 MsM,.a
ses Ma " marx y e.: fss &c. Join puss ss.
i.vn.h waasaington St; ins. Sac 1MXnc9'
1.yan. 264 e. King ST.: MAJ ss nM.. n =.
h ed Ga + ssco M5ne s%s g. t 2s
Va 11ontn In St Thomas hail 1sosys
WAsEcA COUNTY
SEGA county President. J. P. cousn,,a. Wa.
4sss;s;!! " G.n &c; ! We
sa ss 4, Rec: sse J. W. Con- onxssS1n9 n 1I =.
Lilly. oone; Treas. b J,
} Ss1 sSlliysn: v vsieasssYg las
s san. ana ms: Sec. J. N. II Byron "a ~;
ees'' - dalton; Treas. James MnpsSs993
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LADIES AUXILIARY
H.ENNEP1N COUNTY.

1926 9Th 4tzh zA, Ave-. !. Miss Mary Boy4.a.
M Mary M NJ i; inina9ssssDGl,s"Rs..
A asv y - wee Fres. MIS- julia IlilYSs sm
M sssy.M M1: 1;ss; 81 fsss AZ IS H. sisz
ssS !th st. S.: Treas. Xra 81 9. - Hremona
g. e. Holden ST.: Med. Exam. Dr. 1Hy o!a.
are anSha sid on ssS s, Andru. Bldg. Msetins
Of month in A q. =. ". hSi Sits e. A1G3p p 81
NJ: :'fn c sf .!s4 3;ssasa,,.
x xs Pres MI; Mary ka aSane l Aye it 81
6Xs siKs ss 4 sss,A fMsz Ma. aaEsE .s*E
M1s: s ssS 1 sisa y Sr. FL En- q So
E Mlnishb5aseon . S. N: =; T res... Ma ~
Ned Ned, Exam. pr. Phelan. 81 vs 1n 81 ~:
a Saak tb Rslds Meetings are held ON srst
man,s liz; oonoays OF month in WorE.
Mrs. v Annis No. No; 9. ,Ms1anqeapolls-rre.
:as NE Rec 'sss so M Hiass Mi95s
sFlae Ryan 1902 srd Ave. e b: f a., k a.
Az: n. :': TreaMs... es ME-: 1873 Tn.E:ss
%S; ~: 81 Isl !. !4:3 H.
and Plymouth Ave. N. A's''' sEe y
Mrs' v Xiicn No. No. I, Minneapolis-pre..
pres. Mrs. Nellie MctiouEh. S sSs 81 iov!ee
Anna Sr1s AYe All 81 a. and ins. sec, Nrs.
NJ s %si:h GiiS 4 III q Xy tssis;
Dr' M GXams:' Pr; Barber. Syndicate RlE:
Meetinss sre 1f held 81 and d,i 5loominEten:
n M,eone;sdays Of month in Maccabee Eft
o4oomlngton and FRANKLIN. -" 49,
Margeret Mullen, a2o4 Do nnoo0t AZ e
son ,1e AVE- ee1t 4Ra sS Glsa ;on. Sso7 Emsr::
1918 18th Ave ag e s E;, Mary Morrisssy.
Gan d.,, 271S Emerson Ave, ms. Sec. ks s9s.
T GSane 0B sc 1925 dtrard xve. ~:
M ssasi Ea Martha Griffin, Vo9 9Th Ave. t. &:
Bryant and aoth. M Il Z; =! essnsf
- nrst and third Thursdays Of month
y! R6tb scn va = Hall. corner 9TH ct. "a
Mr.: &s99 ~ wada,aeH!,n ssseg 7;aa
MsrsaTet Marlin IN 81 Est ii RsS &c. e AEs
s s gee. = Mrs; Margaret Moran. sok
Irwin sss Sra Ave- en1 n. s e.: r Nj: M:sy
catherine Burns. SIS 37th Avs 1 s.
Ga su Exam. DR.: N. F. Mcguire. SIT
S se Ave. Meetings are held az
g. s g WEedaae esf yaS Of each month in I
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President, Mrs. Ellen conroy.
see -. GAR 81: Vice Pres, Miss So.
sec. Mrs. Margaret scott, IL CsntrSS
Aye:i Treas. Ars. Margaret Carey. 10
S.lni:a Ha III FL ma hSid !:
Division No. = g. Paul-Prsa, Dl.sa-
Pres. Margaret Roach. SO 81. Aibess
FL; ASc; Sec. Margaret Clarke, lO7
1915 Albemarlo g.; Ina 5eo, Nay No.
Ian. e1! Edmund st.: Treas, Mary war
nsr. SIS Virginia Ave-; Ned. Exam. ~.
owen AeKson. COZ Lowry. Bldg Aeee-
ings are held ON second and fourth
Wednesdays Of month In Hiberniaa Han
ct Sis p. m. 3
Division No. :. g. Panl-Rrss- 49,
Mrs. Mary Kenny, !os = , AZ ~; ~. ~.
ssc- m. Elissbsth 1sNsa'k: , ~ Ai ~.
SSin ~ Isl nc Carol Ave-; Tress. Mfe
eassa.. B.. ef r 4. Burns, Iowrx NJ
1eotings are held on arst ana eaaIS
ThursdoyS Of month IN t4loesnSao 800
WAaDCA COUNTY.
Division No. I. Jaaesvflle-Fsssats0s.
Elisabeth oaynn: Wee pfeo, ee1aS
chy: Re. See. May Dalton: Tfss1
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DIVISION orr1oDRs A. o. a-r1lGD
AND PLACE Or lmBE1No.
ANoKA COUNTY.

County Prssidsnt, Jshn p. cslsnaa.
Di!is,ea Ne: I. Aneka-rrsa WI
Rec. 6es, CSssiss 4. drssa; IN. go
James leoArdIe: Ine. ga. SaRee Ne.
0see J. Z Tso0k % q {. 0alaa
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A. O. H. DIRECTORY
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
President-Joseph Mclaughlin, Phil
vice President-Patrick r. Cannon,
Clinton, Mass.
Treasurer-N. W. Delaney, Illinois.
Secretary-Philfp J. Sullivan. Con-
necticut
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STATE OFFICBRs-L. A. A. o.

STATE 0FFICBRs-I. A. A. o. n.
President-Mr:: Mary b. Daley. 1906
Vice President-Miss May n. Ham
mill. Duluth.
Pl essant Ave, 81. Paul.
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan, Fari-
bault.
Board OF Directors n. Sullivan,
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. Ct. Paul; Mary J..
!. Auditing committes-Marssrst Scott.
st. Paul: Margaret sullivan. Mnnsepo.
liz; Ensaeeth McNally. St Faul: .
Grady. saltwater.
Insurance. treasurer 0ulli-
state Hsdicsi Director - Dr. .. ".
Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Curran, Nnneapolis: Annie Conroy.. et.
fP an; JoSsphini HaF:rsZ: snis,dSs. .sns
AUG ting cemmittss-nllsn lfearath.
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy, 0t Cloud:
Nellie NcColl, O. Paul
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National President-Mrs. Ellen Ryan
Jolly, Pawtucket, r. I.
National Vice President-Miss b. A.
Mahoney. Calumet, Mich.
National secretary-Mra. Adelia Chris
ty, Cleveland, Ohio.
National Treasurer - Mrs. Mary c.
Connolly. Syracuse. N. Z.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John E. Healey. Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed r. Hayes. New Jersey.
James Clancy, Michigan.
Myles F. Mcfarland, New York.
STATE OFFICERs-MINNBs
pr, Presi g: TT; J. Doyle. nndicott
Vice President-J. P. Kennedy. Fari-
bault.
state secretary-P. J. o'Donnell. $500
Longfellow Ave. Minneapolie:
Treasurer-John Sheshy, 4ontgom-
cry.
President Of Insurance Fund - T. J..
Doyle, st. Paul.
Secretary Of DEMONSTRATIONS
state Treasurer Insurance - John
Sheehy. Montgomery.
State Medical Director - DR.. ]. ".
O'Connor. st. Paul.
Director Of Insurance Fund - John
Moran, Minneapolis; e. ]. McManus. st.
Paul; P. L CUMMINGS, Minneapolis; J.
2. Corcoran. st. Paul; Thos. WEIGH,
saltwater.
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John Ward Of Davagh, near Envy.
vale, died suddenly ON the roadside
at Tirnaniel, while proceeding to
Monaghan Market.
Members Of the Monaghan Co. Coun.
Gil protested against a statement
from the L. G. Board that Dublin had
been fixed as 4 center for the relief
Of soldiers and sailors in the Prov.
inces Of Munster, Leinster, and Con.
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WAsDcA COUNTY.

Division Ne. I. Observation-Disclosures.
Elisabeth oaynn: Wee rfeo cas16t
ply: Rec. 0se.. Mary Dalton: TtsaA
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month in woodman Hall at 8 D. m.
BIG STONE COUNTY,

County President, NJ J. Mcdonnell,
D,yision No. !; araceville-Prss.. An
grew grew =: Shea; Vice Pres. J. p. Trainor;
q - GfTnnaty; Ina Sec, G. p. Ginnaty;
liner: Dr.. B. N. Randall. MeatinEs held
Fl ssa Sun asy and third Thursday At
BLUE EARTH COUNTY
Wee Prs.. pF..'as %s;,l = H Jordan Co.
eeS &C. ch.pi;s,eco TT T.ss: 'ean MSiv,a, a
Micnasi Br,sp ;,.rr Soaiifsss1o : Pre-
Ala p Gioughlan; Rec. Sec, p. 81. Jordsn'
sid I ns see..s ST iob Fin sss G: Fissssr.
an 6, tGgrth Sunday. Of month At se o. NJ
dent. s! Ias s M9; 2. Madison Lake-Presi.
pres n "A. ss alii1an; MMa sa,n Lake: vice
Sec J: Mea Xaai Madison Madison ILsks: AZ:
trea. VIZ +. Connor. Madison Lax s
med Examiner ip 81. Frs;,nEs.a s1s LAKE,
are ~ neld on second and fonrth Sve.sInes
month In Woodman's half M.SIiays
CROW WING COUNTY
Fe SSssRRtz AVE. eereHs! 1.,ns wm Barron. IA
Division No. i. Rrain n1dn.
Rec Rec s -: H 4cGsi1rey. sis \. Sra Ys! e.:
Fin. Sec. !. j. R Roian. gig n. 5th St.:
1 rras Sec, 7. J. Brady 6iS - St an g.:
M tsdas hI B. McNsmars 7es Lau sea Eli Is
Se3s STATE Bank pr bl Fl A. Snssna9stt: CID:
no,d on SECOND and fourth THe.dsnsv are
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County Tipperary, and Anna, fifth
daughter of Patrick Corcoran, Kilgar.
van.
On the motion of r. O'Mahony, sec.
onded by Mr.. Corcoran, the Tralee Ru
raj Council unanimously co-opted R
McEllistrum, in the room of his late
brother.
Killarney Urban Council, on the mo-
ton Of c. ]. Collins, seconded by D.
COurtenay, passed a vote of con
dolence with James D. O'Shea on the
death of his mother.
Kilkenny.
The local Government Board have
sanctioned the loan of G1,520 to the
Kilkenny County Council for the pur
pose of purchasing steam rolling ma
chinery.
Among recent deaths are the follow
ing: At Patrick street, Kilkenny, Jo
hanna, relict of the late Richard Fur
niss.-Mrs. Mary Tobin, Castlecomer
Mrs. Alicia NJ. Walsh, Gawran.
Kings.
Forty.six men, arrested in connec
ton with the recent cattle drive al
Geashill, on the Digby estate, were
charged at Tullamore with riot and
unlawful assembly, and returned TO,
trial to the Winter Assizes. The re
cent action was taken by the people
as protest against the refusal of the
Estates Commissioners to look into
their grievances in connection with
the untenanted lands on the Digby Es
state.
A Nationalist Convention was held In
the Forester's Hall, Tullamore, to Sc
lect q Parliamentary representative
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WORTH SGsSSnf S,IRnr President rho., aur,. ,,,-
$.s' =: ": s:::::s ~;
B"rk !9an Carry: Inc. s aSrks; Fin.
smins: Treas, Thos. sWssnexsse 1 James
on sso:, ~; cresa IsstinS; ese FL II:
church ~ ~ Wsdnssday Of ncnth 1, a ssd
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DAKOTA COUNTY.

,ne cou H;yy,P President. T. p. Moran. Hast
J. D ). Ha1r Ne. i aasttnss-D,v. Pres.
Pres. PatriesIt ~ Haaa;stinEs. Mimi; VIC;
Be-: Sec. Fh Ssr01 g R H1asssinFs: MINI:
M iinn.: Fin. Sec. NJ o;Brien;. E assttiings.
MEN, iinn: ms 4rs see Y oBrien: Ha astinssss.
SINNERS. f prs P feaR K sa5 Medical *:
idn ass held on second and fonrfh meet! Meet
uays OF month in A. o. u. " Hail hurs-
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Dublin.
While consignment of 90 rifles
belonging, it is said, to the National
Volunteers (Mr. Redmond's organiza
tom, were being transferred from the
vicinity of Rathmines to destination
near Dolphin's Barn, the cart contain
ing them was held up at Herberton
Bridge by body Of men-over fifty in
number. and half of the rifles were re-.
moved. The police were appraised of
the occurrence, and are actively pur
suing inquiries. G A.
Mr. Newman has given notice that
he will ask the Chief Secretary in the
British House of Commons whether
his attention has been called to the
proceedings at the inaugural meeting
of the Medical Society at the Nation
al University Of ireland, whether he Ii
aware that owing to the cheering for
the military forces and the ruler, of
the German Empire. and the hooting
Of the Secretary Of state for, War, the
President Of the Royal College Of Sur
! geons and other gentlemen we're com.
PEELED to withdraw from the Hall. and
whether Ne has decided to take vigor.
GUS action to deal with, those who in
dulged In these exhibitions of anti.
British feeling in the press or on the
platform.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-15
ANCIENT STORY
Of FRIENDSHIP
SHOWN ON FILM
damon and PytbiaSa at
Crystal and Airdome Today
and Tomorrow Under Aus
pices of Pythian Bodies,

The story of Damon and PvthiaS.
the ancient story of friendship ON
which the order of Knights Of Pythias
is founded il. 10 be- shown i'm picture
form TODAY and tomorrow. at the
CRYSTAL tbe8ter i'm the afternoon and
AT the Airdome at night The picture
is one 3f me most wonderful films cv-
cr produced and is especially endors-
ga IN, tho order of Knights of pythias.
The Albuqueroue production is being
nm ON under the ausptces Of the
Pvthian national committee. a local
organization composed of Pythians
from every state I'm the union The
matinees at the CRYSTAL will begin at
. ana 815 o'clock and the nilht
shows al Inc Airdome win begin at
2 40 and q o'clock
Four hundred Years before the
dawninp Of the Christian era. the dra-
ma of Damon ana Puhias" was en-
acted and has lived and grown down
through an the ages until il is the
foremost theme i'm the world today
upon which universal peace may be
founded.
n il This sublime storv that IS un-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-15
HORSE OWNED BY
BELMONT WINNER
Of THE SUBURBAN
Marks Third Time Entry Of
Chairman of Jockey Club
Captured Stake; StromboIi
Victor This Year.


Sow f7rt July it-Whan Strem-
toh the l-lear-old chestnut scldine
los Fair Pa>-st Priscilla. owned by
August Belmont flashed under the
wire Il winner Of the classic Suburban
handicap at Belmont Park. today ii
l.arked tho tliru winning of tnis big
eastern stake for the chairman OF the
Jockey club
AWay back in 1853 Raceland. rid
den hy Garrison wearing the Belmont
eolors. finished first and again Jon 1905
Beldame. on which O'Neil had the
mount carried the scarlet maroon
sleeves and black cap TO victory for
the same owner
Turner who had the mount on
stromhoh TO-DAY, AN impost of 122
pounds. was said to be- responsible
TOR erowdins ON the bend, leading
from the back 20 The main stretch.
which resulted in three horses and
Jockeys being thrown one of the
animals. Morse Kins. Belmont bred
colt. which was bought last year for
$500 by T. b Lemaire Of Brooklyn,
who since refused $4,000 for this
half brother to the winner of TODAY S
race broke his leg and had 70 BE- de-
stroyed
After the race was over the stew
ards heard all she jockeys who rode In
the race when claim of f0ul was
made. Several of the riders claimed
that Turner was responsible for the
accident The officials. however. ala
not change tho placing of the horses
as they finished with Srombol the
winner, T. j.. 'Briens sam Jackson,
100 pounds. McDermou second. a
nose n front of s. l. Parsons sharp
shooter. 100 pounds ButWell riding,
which beat the western horse Hodge,
owned boy w j Weber, a scant head
for thrd money The time was
POS 2-5.
From good start Tommy McTag-
CART rushed Morse King through on
the rail which he kept 70 the first
turn. Stromboli then came from be
hind and there was a lot Of crowding
en- the bend. Morse King was thrown
on the rail and he fell, Tartar, ride
den by johnny McTaggart and Bel
monts Top Hat with McKeever up,
falling over him.
Borrow, the favoritc aud top weight
In the race was carried wide by
Jockey Joe hotter to avoid the miNup
and lost an chance of winning right
there Gamer who got clear OF the
mess then led the others into the
stretch when Stromboli passed with
Sharpshooter close IN the last three
sNteenths Of mile sam Jackson,
nm outsider then shot MP after the
leaders and caught Sharpshooter near
the old finish line, as Butwell ON the
latter had begun to pull evidently
forgetting that the finish of this race
was several yards beyond the regular
limo
Stromboli driving. won by length
with sam Jackson and Sharpshootcr
a nose apart. shutting Hodge out of
the money by a narrow margin.
Hodge. who ran great race after he
hit the stretch was fourth. "a length
and half ahead of Borrow. fifth.
Buckhorn. Gamer and Addic NJ, fol-
lowed as named several lengths away
Nonc of the three jockeys who We're
thrown was seriously injured
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Brooklyn July "a Jack Coomht
came back to-day after helne out ~
the Eamc for week. with Il strained
tendon ana boat Cincinnati. 2 10 la
ten innings after pitchers duel with
ToneY
Grohs double ana single bv WIN,
lams. the latter "a recruit from the
Northwestern league, gave Clncn
matt its only run in the fourth mumg.
Score R.H h.
Cincinnati 1000 Too GOO o 0 q
brooklyn 600 100 600 2 O
Batteries Toncy and Wugo.
Coomhs and Miller
summary rWn-h1se hlts- Groh
CO. Three haep hit Griffith puu
hle plays Cutshuw CO. pauhcu Ny-
ers O. uuuhcrt Hascs on mut orr
roney B on Coomhs g. struck out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-15

cleveland. July IA Cleveland ana
Boston aRain broke even Cleveland
winning the first game 10 3. and
Boston the second, Z 10 O.
sc1rcFrst Same = A. H.
Boston ..... eco 0Q3 600 3
Cleveland 300 600 0Ox 3 t3 1
Batteries Wood and Cody Thorn
AS Morton and O'NUH
summary Tvo-basc hits Lewis.
Wood Double play Gardner 20
Barr, 90 Gamer nAAes on balls or
Morton off Wood ] struck out
iiy Morton by Wood Umpire
Naliin and Dnern
acorc second eume n II. n.
Boston .....lo0 gre o20 10 o
Cleveland . 600 000 ono / %
Batteries collins and Currpan.
coumhc. Jones. Harftad liagerman
and OMEN.
summary Two.hase hits smith.
Carrgan. Gamer. 9 Speaker Three
base hits ~ southworth. Gainer
Home run Hooper Double play
Barbara TO Wamhsgauss 10 kukc
Hits orr coumho z iu l-3 Innings
off Jones Ia e.3 luuings of Har-
stnd Q Ia innings OF Hugerman 3
in ] Inning Bases ON hallH-Of
coumhe uff Haraiad J. off Col
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