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ITALIAN SUB SINKS
AUSTRIAN U-BOAT

ROME. Aug. II. via Paris. n 55 p.
mlt is officially announced that the
Austrian submarine U ~ has been
torpedoed and sunk with all hands
in the upper Adriatic sea BY an ttai-
fan submarine. The announcement
was made I'm a statement issued by
the navy department which added
This morning two Austrian tor
pcdO boat destroyors bOmbarded Bari.
SantO Splerto and MOlfetta fSoufh-
orn Italy on the AdriaticI on civilian
was killed and seven were wounded
There was no appreciablc material
damage"
The Z II was Of the latest typcs
oi submarines in the Austrian navy.
She was built in 1915 and had "A dis
placement 81 1000 ions. She was
100 feet ln length. 20 far. beam and
carried five torpedo fubos Her max.
imum speed was rs knots above and
no knots below water.
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GERMAN AIRSHIP
ATTACK WARSHIPS

BERLIN. Aug. II. tBy wireless to
Sayville. y. YJ-The German airships
which raided the east coast OF England
Monday night and early Tuesday morn
INK bOmbarded. with good results.
Warships on the Thames. the London
docks tOreIdo boats near Harwich and
buildings on the Humber. according TO
an Official communication issued by
the admiralty The communication
says.
"On the night Of August 9-1O Ger
man airships attacked fortified places
and harbOrs on the English east coast.
In spite Of n strong defense British
warships on the Thames and the Lon
don dock, torpedo boats at point near
Harwich and important constructions
on the Humber were bOmbarded u
was observed that the results were
good
The airships returned from the
successful eXpcditionl
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APPEAL TO LEADERS OF
ALL FACTIONS IN MEXICO
TO CEASE STRIFE Is SIGNED

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE confer.
ono. sriaurrod iat. today after hayIue
approved tho appeal f1 the NDTran
factions which viii probably bn dos.
PATCHED tomorrow following confer.
ence in Washington of President WU.
son and Secretary Lansing
SECRETARY Lansing ON behalf of .hn
United states government and fHn
diplomatic representative of Brazil.
chile. ArEr milne. Bolivia Uruguay and
tuHiNmHH. today airnod nu appeal ad
dressed t0 thc leaders OF aU factions
ln Mexico. potitl0ninE them in fla
name OF humanity and national ua.
triOfirm 90 cease their civil strife and
assemble peace conference
Tho action. taken after r Two hours
secession. Wna not of I1.uf character.
but identical aa au Informal Iuf ur.
anlmoua note expressing fHr views OF
fnoIr several government. that mo
conditions of chaos iu Mexico bad In.
IIrof tlr prestige of Hha nation abroad
end duplicating The Mexican leaders
and generals fO make RI supreme effort
% bring together all elements In fHa
creation 0f % provisional Eo.nrumsuf
fhsf can be given world wide recogni
tion
Beyond thls step. today'e rrasion
dld NOT go. reHorying until later date
eonFideratlon ~ the situation fhaf
may Do created by "a refusal ~ some
OF the factions 20 participate ln n
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peace conference There was mo- qIs.
'ussio1. In Hcf Of sFeuuaIiffea. r0f.
NIIl. .tndinE Itf press dI.uafrHaa rp.
ported 'afr1ukI's Oufsuokru obfar-
non. .a Olc Han.imrrIcHr mpfHora
'. p, .illnE M'NIroH struggle. Tho aa.
nI.l nlpI0uHI. simply took tho
N.NW tonight fhfI whrr their arprai
witch '. fO hr franamIffau In Srar..E
,n nH} nr two. Is fully disclosed f1
General lHfrarlf Hr viii not riaun.
'f.Ian1 fhrir purpose or arruaa
nom. HH N" has. of attempting fD iu.
..Ifnf' In fnn Internal affairs OF
Feeling Of Optimism.
Wh'1 .in conference IIurroF TO
n.thf fHfI. was s feeling of 0rfI.Ifaw
and conhlnnr. that decisive .frp
.unnrI restoring MDN.tu fu Irr mace
In fan famiIy If nations bad baon
taken
The appeal which 's brief and ropr
f'ousIy IhrHaed. calls ur0n fTr Wrrf.
cans fo r0ueIdr" fHa IrurIoua .Tarr
ilrOunhuuf fHn world which fHa CON.
slant turbulence .n Mexico ha. rau.ar
The petition .u..naf. chat % rrara
c0nfrrDrf. br l.If ON neutral f.rri.
tory in Mexico FAR from flc roar or
cannon
Tho governments singing ~ erprass
ineir willingness fo oct. ff Invited. IN
toonunusd on Pago renJ
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SIR DAVID BEATTY
NOW VICE ADMIRAL

LONDON. AuE 12. g.o2 a. m The
official Gazette announce today that
-Id David Beatty hTHI been promoted
fO be a vice admiral
Sir David Beatty commanded tho
British fleet which ir AUGUST. fYIt
sank four German war.hius oU Uef
rolard and won victory over "a
German quadrOu Ir fHr NorfH .ra
fhn following January Un i. orIv
a. year. old and iHr youngest officer
over promoted f0 IHn rank of tIrn
admiral 'n ODE British navy Iua wife
was Edin Fir'I. 1 daughter of tho
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GERMANS REPULSE
RUSS NAVAL ATTACK

BERLIN. Aug II. via London Aug.
u. 1915 a. m.-An official communlca-
ton issued here today SAYS.
An official report received by wire
less says that our Baltic naval forces
on the 10th attacked Russian ships ~
ing in the Archipelago near the
Schaeren islands and by their fire
forced the Russians TO withdraw
among them an armored cruiser OF the
Makaron class. We also silenced the
coastal batteries.
"On the same day other German
cruisers drove on Russian torpedo
kget> which appeared near the en-
trance TO tho gulf OF Riga and an
enemy destroyer was seen TO be on
FIRE. Our ships repeatedly were a.
tackled by enemy submarines but All
their tOrpedOes missed their mark
Our ships suffered neither damage nor
losses"
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BOY KILLED BY
ENRAGED BULL

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. 1I.-While
unloading cattle at the stock yards of
the Lehigh Valley railroad in this city
today one OF The animals. a great bull
weighing 300 pounds. escaped and
In charging a crowd. killed IA vear
old Roy kncchet and badly injured
John Chrome. %
The animal caught the boy while
ne was making frantic efforts 10
climb pile Of lumber and so badly
injured him that he died from inter
mai hemorrahages while being taken
TO the hospital
Chorn Is suffering with a dislocated
axis ct the skull and his condition is
Criucal The animal was finally
brought down with a rifle bullet after
dodging score or more of pistol
shots
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AMERICAN TANKER
HELD BY BRITISH

LONDON. Aug 9-Delayed by cen.
sOrl Announcement was made here
today that the American tank steamer
Peirohto had been taken into Brit
ish port
ship news reports gave the arrival
Of the PctrOlite on August =. AZ Kirk
wall. Orkney Islands. 10 which she cvi.
authorities The potrOlite d. owned
by the STANDARD oil company She
changed registry from German 10
American after the outbreak of the
war
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IMPORTERS
ASK RELIEF
PETITION PRESIDENT WILSON
7, TO TAKE STRENUOUS AC-
TI0N AGAINST ENGLAND.
For Her Prevention of Shipping
German Goods From Neutral
Ports-Others Act.

NEW YORK. Aug li-After lis
tening 20 a speech by Senator Hoke
Smith. OF Georgia. more than 300
New York importers today adopted
petition TO President Wilson urging
him TO take prompt and strenuous ac-
tion to relieve American importers
Of the conditions caused BY Great
Britain's refusal 10 allow products or
Germany and Austria 10 BE- shipped
from neutral ports TO the United
States
Senator Smith declared that the
blockade. a. carried out by Great
Britain. was one of the most fragrant
and ineXcusable violations OF neutral
rights I'm naval history.
Il have determined the only thing
TO do said Senator Smith. lis TO tell
Great Britain TO revoke the blockade
order, or she can have no neutral
trade with us.
The excuse that Great Britain
seized vessels having cargoes Of
goods produced in Germany or Aus
tria. or OF goods intended for Germany
or Austria, but consigned 10 a neu-
tral port. as retaliatory measure
against Germany does not make the
seizure lawful.
There is no justification for the
second contention that the British
were justified in their action because
the United States had violated Great
Britain's rights during the Civil war
The United States never committed
an act. nor did our courts ever write
a line that justified the British ac.
ton"
Senator smith declared that dvr
ing the RSSso japanese Dat 6rsst
Britain ssNerted th0 rights ef India
TO ship cotton 10 Japan.
\ committee representing import.
ers associations was appointed "a
draw up a petition. TO be voted on
later, asking President Wilson to call
special session of congress 20 dis.
(Cont4nusd on P-gs ry,naA
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Wilson 20 Take charas.
CORNISH ~ &c.. Aux ID f=prcat
dent Wilson lrff here at 3 o'clock this
afternoon He will arrive in Washing.
TON tomorrow morning
ON BOARD PRESIDENT VII sons
SlEl JAIL. NtM HAVEN. Conn Aug
o. President Wilson was ON hIa uay
back to Washington toniEhf to confer
With members of hi- cabinet rprardina
the Mexican and other problems De
ID.. cornish. N IT.. of Q o'clock and
viii arrive ln Washington tomorroW
morning
With The President ir CHARGE Of me
Mexican situation developments are
expected within The rpV few days
IIe Dr. dcFiriouH oft following the plan
for The settlement OF fhr Mexican
question inaugurlfcd when South snd
Central American republics were in
yitod fo confer ON Mexican AFFAIRS
Ie is determined. however. 90 AFFORD
protection t0 forrIEuera in Vera Cruz
The President was notified that
General C8rrHrlF had sent word fc
Secretary lansing that the Mexican
people ripw with dIaulaaaure anv 90.
tempt tending fo fruefrafe the success
Of tarrauza forces
lf was understood that President
Wilson viii continue with bis plans
DO nIfe The evident efforts of General
tarrauTa fo show that Do ia not In
accord with the intentions of the Pan.
American conference Carrnnua a. %
De- given an opportunity however. %
aEreo Co the plan finally determined
on.
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RUSSIAN EMBARGO
Is NOW LIFTED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-Arrange-
ments iol handling shipments of Rus
sian goods to the United states urd.-
the recent agreement modifying the
RUSSIAN embargo were completed To-
day by the department Of commerce
nder The plan AN imports from Rus.
sla, consigned 70 the secretary Of com.
merCo. VIII be- received at the offica
OF the commercial agent OF the bureau
ol foreign ana domestic commerce in
New York who viii undertake dis.
lfibuion to importers. under ruaran.
'ees that ihe goods will not be- re-.
DNnurtcd in any form
me Russian EMBARGO has held nm
imnoriauous amounting TO millions III
dollars annually
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CONFIRMS REPORT
OF PEACE OFFER

rETROGBAD. Aug 90. via London.
Aug d.. 3 s0 a. m The NOyoe Nre.
mNa COniirmiuc reports that peace
Overfurcs were made fo Russia by
Germany says Germany offered Ca
licia and tho Uafdanelics with o. guar.
autnn of the integrity of aU Russian
frontiers. sUuuIatIug that Russia
should not oppose the Ccssion Of Egypt
fO Turkey nor Interfere with Cor.
many free hand in making peace
with NusaIas allies
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otOS0 mcSlNdNo FlGQAGQs
II has been reported TO Major Gen
eral Frederick Funston that more
than 5000 MexiCans are pledged TO
this organization already.
Federal officials last winter believed
fhey nipped one attempt to put this
revolution into eject when they ar
rekted . Mexican on charges OF sedi-
ion. discovering In his possession
details of the plan which was pub
lisbed At the tine
Authorities here tonight are watch
ing the river below Brownsville at a
point where II was reported several
nnudred armed MpkiCans had gath
cred on the Mexican side. waiting to
cross the river under darkness. 4
Mexican rancher In Hidalgo county,
aeoEt 81 miles up the river from
BreVnsyille. appealed for aid this az
ternoon. asserting that so armed Mex.
leans were hiding on his ranch. lie
said they had threatened 20 kill him
" he tsld of their presence.
There were many reports here that
ohcialy on the Mexican side OF the
rtVpf. which Is under CarranZa con
mol are responsible Tor some Of the
tEubhs on the American side. either
BY isshsas OF discipline or BY direct
oenniVsnee However. there o. no ev
idsnes that any Of the higher Mexi
can authorities are involved in these
Plots. which seem rather the doing.
OF INDIVIDUALS OmCtals mere nave
rspsr4S that LOO former Carranza
soldiGrs have crossed the river alOn
zsne 12O miles wide from a point
below Brownsville TO Rio Grande City
up the river.
Bandits Shift
The arrival OF troops iu force from
Laredo appears to have caused the
bandits 10 SHIFT rapidly westward to
day into the less pOpulous sections be
tween here and Laredo. Telephone
messa ages tonight from the portion,
OF Cameron county north OF hcr,
whore the main fighting has been 20
ing on FOR two weeks. indicated IhaI
the Outlaws either mad left or ar,
hiding.
Many MeNicaus along the American
side of the border appear 20 be on
urgiy innocent Of causing trouble
pnd hundreds oi Mexican families ar,
seekinF the protection Of American
qua nds in the towns
SIhUs fsr the outbreaks have beer
In the newer communities populated
largcly by persons unfamiliar viii
Mexican WAYS.
TIE wEhTrrER.
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CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR HIGH SCHOOL

~I..''. .N.I'.'. m |". IufHI|iEN ENuNHr
INkkEES RG. vs. Va Aux %
The Roche Uruuar Umidinr COMPANY
10 cincinnati was tonight awarded
thn contract l1I building the new
parkerahurr HiFh school from a larFe
U.I 90 bidders Work is tu bo started
az once.
possible Commander Behnke sank tho
Meteor aifrs The Grow. British pris
sol witch DO had sunk on. prize had
been secured Tho MDfrnr'a entire
crew safely reached German port
Tho report states that the Meteor
was merchantmen QUILTED a. a
mine LAYER.
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TO KILL ALL
AMERICANS
Is PLAN OF MEXICAN ORGANI
ZATI0N BEING FORMED.
Hill All Americans Over Sixteen
. and Establish New Mexican
Republic.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Aug. IL
Major General Funston has made a
report TO Washington indicating that
secret organizers are aligning MeXi.
cans under the Plan of San Diego
which calls for the death Of every
American male over the age OF ~
In Texas bordering the Rio Grande
IN Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and
California.
This would be followed by the
seizure OF these states and the estab.
ishment OF republic for Mexicans
Negroes, yaPaneee and Chinese The
seizure o. the Re CTande valley. coun,
Try once part OF Mexico. was TO be
the first step
The portion OF Texas which the
supporters OF the San Diego plan
would restore TO Mexico embraces 2I =.
5l4 square miles and according 10 the
census Of 1910. includes 1858 in
habitants Of this number more than Ga
per cent; are MeNicans, mostly of the
poorer class For the past two years
dissatisfied TeXas-MeXicans and refu
gees from across the border have
been spreading the principles OF the
plan.
Information given to General Funs
ton IS that normal conditions will not
be restored until eLouen troops are
distributed 10 form a guard for the
villages in the Brownsville territory
Denies Report.
BROWNSVILLE Texas. Aug IL
Ftf'y-One citizens. representing all
political factions here. addressed Z
statement to the Associated Press TO
night. which says that Statements
attributed In to-day's dispatches to IN,
Secretary Of War and General Funston
to the effect that conditions Of brig
ardage I'm Cameron and HidalgO coun
Ties are due n any political feud are
absolutely without foundation"
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BELMONT CO. MAN
HAS BEEN PAROLED
Inteiligeneer Bureau
Columbus. O. AuZ II

Sam Promise. serving - years from
belmont county for threatening TO
Kill. has been paroled. He will be re-
leased August Is.
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WARSHIP SUNK
British Vessel Ramsey Sunk BY Ger.
man Steamer Which Its Captain
Later Blows Up when
Surrounded.

LONDON. Aug. II. Sol p. m-The
British warship Ramsey has been
sunk in the North sea b. the German
steamer Meteor. 10 was officially an
npunced tonight The Meteor. as she
was being chased by British vessels.
was blown by her commander. the
statement adds.
The text Of tho statement follows.
III. VI S. Ramsey. Lieutenant s.
Rahy. u y small armed patrol YES.
sell was sunk by tho German neet
auxiliary steamer Meteor on the
eighth of August in the North sea
-Four Officers and thirty nine men
were saved
"Tho cMtcor subsequently sighted
n squadron ~ British cruisers and ner
commanding officer realizing that es-
cape was iwpOs fblo. ordered tho crew
60 abandon the ship and then blew
her up 4
The admiralty in casualty Dist is'
sued tonight SAYS that five officers
were lost in Tho taking uf tho Ramsey.
and thnt two were lost ln tho sinking
pi The torpedo boat DESTROYER LYNX
when sh" struck mine in the N0rfu
sea last Monday
The Meteor was formerly owned nv
fhD Hauhur. American strams hin
company and was built ar Hamburg
She wac of 1913 gross TONS aes
ieef lnnr. % feet beam and ~ feet
deep
Tho Ramsey was merchant vessel
wh.fh went In comm sion iu inc
British navy Loo November 1914
The German version
AVIS Ittl AN. Aug Ii via London
Aur. D.. On u Tho German rsr.
Sion uf fha exploits OF the auViI.arg
gruI.nr Meteor which was blown uu
hf De-. commander fu escape raufurr
nt British uarshIua I. contained in
Hu official statement ISSUED hf fHa af
WirnlN nf Berlin TH, statement
saws
The auxiliary vessel Meteor after
having boldly broken through fhr
British watching forces. Uaeed o. com
mfrriaI War
saturday rIrhf Fhc encountered
the British auxiliary cruiser Ramsey
which The Meteor attacked and dG
siroyed. saving fn members of fha
crew and four officers
Tho following dav four British
cruisers surrounded the Meteor Aa
battle was hopeless and escape im.
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DEAD IN BEo
tntsiIirenoer Bureau
Columbus. q nug mn

Columbus. o.. Aug. 1I.
". II EII.a. member of the city
council. who was rrn0minafad in tho
uriwarire yesterday DESPITE fbr on.
position m fnn UeuOcraflc orranIy4.
Ton. WAS found dead In bed today
Death was due to heart disease.
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TIE wEhTrrER.
WhaHrNQTcU Aug 11.-Forccnaf.
Ohio. WcEtrru Pcnnav1 70 MIA and Wori
Virginin -- Thundoruhowsra Thursday,
Tridry fair.
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Thunoer showers THURSDAY: Frlda,
fair.
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BROOKLYN CELTTCS
SMASH DEADLOCK
Crowd CamerOns Out Of Tie for
Lead by 4 too Win on
Soggy Field.
NO LET UP AT HALF TIME

Drawing snow. hail and rain the
Brooklyn Celtcs travelled to Columbia
oval to meet the Camerons in hrst
section league engagement Of the New
York State League yesterday afternoon
As was expected. tho Celtics won
I 20 victory and broke the deadlock
which existed between tho two teams
for n week. Both clubs were tied for
the leadership Of the league with is
points. and the Celtics now have clean
lead Of two points. II was the Brooklyn
lads ninth victory out of ten starts.
Although the gridiron was partly COW
cred with snow the two captains agreed
go play. The side lines were cleared
and play started. Despite the slippery
going the Celtic forwards managed 70
break through on several occasions and
after eight minutes Of play O'Halloran
at centre sent the soggy sphere in the
Cameron cage for the first point. \
miskic< BY shaw. the Cameron left back,
resulted in the second point. Shaw In
his anxiety to clear the ball missed his
calculation and the pgslin just grazed
his foot and Rlided by the agile Irving
In goal for the Camerons. Just before
half time was called King added the
third goal
Although playing hard for forty min
utes, no rest was taken and the two
teams again lined up.
The Camerons had the advantage OF
a slight wind. but their efforts were
fruitless. Toward the middle OF the halt
Ionic kicked the final goal.
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JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

Fist Race--six furlolss-Joe Busher
los tFeeney, 10 20 !. to and to /
won; Eva PadWick. 100 CLouder). I TO !
to l and even, second; Faneuil Hall, III
ILoftus) to !, =: to / and even, third
Time. i;ss 30. Freda johnson, Prospero
WOODS Fitzgerald. Cesario. Myrtle Marion
ana Va Va also ran.
Second Race-Onr mile--Prince Conr<-,
lOI ,Hartwelh, 20 ., even and
Won, Dave M'r.somery, 1917 Surfing. S
,s,,, 'Tii5ys,, 4" " !. /, & md s, ' e !.
high, Lady Innocence, sleepland and Au.
sustus Hsinze also ran
Third Receive furlonEs-sam Beck
ham l0I tActonl, 10 !, to and TO &,
woni Moscows. lo7 tRlcel, 2 TO /, TO
90 L., 10. and 3 to |. third Time.
1907 80. Make Good. Frokendale. Zanga-
rec, Kimyar Lass. Avocado and Tutor also
Fourth Race-siK furlonss-Luke Mac.
10 tRicel. to !. even and to ). won;
second; stolen Ante, io7 Gross, 10 !. :
10 and 10 10. third Time, i:?i. Kath.
arinc c., Coming Tower, Smuggler and
Dismiss also ran.
Fif,h RECEIVE and half furlongs--
Thistle Belle. 10 lormesD. ; TO ., 10 .
and to 3, won; Frazzle, 1917 tRobbinsl
20 TO j. TO ! and to J. second, Andrew
third Time. 1913 3-5. orimar Lad. ANY .
time and Judge Denton II. also ran,
sixth Race--Seven furlongs-B Bermuda ian,
l0j ,HartweiD. : to 5, ] TO . and to z,
won; clark A. llS GottuSl, 20 l., :. 20
10 and to !. second; Al Norwood loJ
Time 1894 IS. Henry walbank, Phyllis
Antoinette and Fitzgerald also ran.
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HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

First Rare- Three year-olds and up
ward. selling; purse $500; siN furlongs-
Runway III tTaplin). TO l. even and /
to ., won, May 1pps, SO (HopkinsD. 5 to 1,
To and even. second: ldelweiss. III
Time, 10 - Fred Levy Miikywsy
Ave and Mimesis also ran.
Second RaCe-Three- year -olds and up
ward selling; purse 5000 SIX turongs-
Queed, III Connolly. al 70 !. 8 to 8
8 70 .. to and 2 to 5, second; Beaumont
Belle. l06 tDreyerl, ga to I, TO 5 and
to ., third. Time, l:4l over the Sands.
Duquesne and Bob r. also ran.
Third Race-Three- year-olds and up.
ward selling; purse $500; Aye and halt
70 and TO 9, Won; Sonny Roy, ~ Tap
lin. to 5, ! 70 10 and ] to g. second;
stripes; III 'Nolan), to !, even and to
>, third Mac, AlaN and Michael also ran.
Fourth Race Three year -olds and IN
ward selling: purse $500; one mlle-water
Lad, iO7 tLamastersl. to l. 2 to | and
even, won; Mockler. ll5 Connolly, GA 10
!, to . and TO I, second; Heartbeat. 10
tCOnnorl, 10 /, ia to ] and even, third.
Time. 2;2l. Hudson and Centauri also RAJ
selling. purse $500; nye furlongs-rhe
! to g. won; Golden Lassie, % CGartnerl
TO J. % and to Q. second Idid>s
ios Connolly, 20 /, 20 and 10 ),
sixth Race-Four- year'olds and up
ward; selling: purse $500, ive and a halt
turlongs-- Coreopsis lns Connolly, 10 IA
.. TO and TO 5. won; Transport II.
o MdfH s"san &c to t r. spd 90 10
and to 10, third. Time, l,s2 Flask
Common. Tay Pay, Bully Gerard and Mar
garet Meise also ran.