The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

THE NASIIVILLE AMERICAN TITESDA JUNE 18 1007 TO-DAY'S RACING CARDS Ibeing on even terms Should the locale luso to-day and Little Rock win we will be In the second division STEADILY DROPPING TO THE BOITOLI HANOVER MARES FETCH BIG PRICES ori BECKON EASILY Pirates Blank the Locals-- Score 5 to Ilow Much Do Ark Sperld Every Year For Cigars? A II! tr 7 etvl! Victory of Orby Enhances Their Value GRAHAM WAS INVINCI3LE MILTON YOUNG HAS MANY Nashville' first invasion of the western circuit was a big success winning severt trof fourteen poopos telayed As tor Os second tour of the West oh well never mind Wells was the Only Booster to draw a hit off 3Ir Graham Tile Rid is hitting alright but he la not fielding any too good There Is no getting around the fact Oita the pitching' staff is 0 but the fielding le below tile average Also the Boostcra are not hitting as theY should Tim three leading pitchers In the National 1eugue are drawing rations front the Cliletigo Cubs It will take some time to beat these boys in the present race Vi'hy not eall Ely into the game? lie ig entitled to work Pitch him or hand him film release It will be setter for all concerned Mcllamwell signed by the locals and who rP11114Pti to report finally buying his release is now playing first for the Einghaniton Club in the New York State Lena ue IJIAU1311 11111111A IL At Latonia First race Oil furlongs Ti Farrel AdtlaX Alb fr ert anZ Pse rent eand partiog DAN GratI1)IIS 1)riMi3 1)7 i I NS II RAC 11 Joe Moser Lep Godchaux High Binder tr4 Ito Spear Wine Nierchant Ni 11 MitA is Hitchcock Stonpman Iiittr tlohl 111) 1 cfatitreitot leirg ii: Filly Takes Stake at tilvie Illni lit t4oprano 98 Wodgewood lioserrian- IOC Gravesencl Miss Katy Carelin 182 ltd Darold 102 tie Tsa ra lett Frank Bill 105 Haughty Careless le7 Braden 1448 Tele- scope hi Third race 1 mile Spray TWO FAVORITES ARE FIRST 97 Monochord 101 Grace Nitlagner 11c Quick doh Caspordine 101 Shawarfri Marseille7s Johnne los Water Lake 'W In the First Event William Gersts Zal Slade 10 Clyde Bed Thistle Gambler IlitIer PrecIous Stone 108 Dr Spruill 121 Runs Third to Grimaldi and Ben Ban Fourth race 8tee1lechame the Kentucky tido) added Club House Beau Brummel Captures Feature at Plerpont 120 Graccland 131 Potarsh Hs- Jectable 139 Dfdl Leath 1411 John Dillon147 Latonia Leath Dillon Nohle ontrY Fifth race 6 furlongs Clansman 97 Ohl Homes 1t2 Prince NEW YORK June Hitch- Ah nac 1med 09 101 Wing Ting Stenger 10G Iron- cock's 2-year-old filly Beckon easily won te the Astoria stakes at Gravesend to-day Sixth race 1 1-1t1 nilles 99 Quagga 97 Oberon 101 Grace Curler Clara took the lead early and led by 3 102 La Cache Florizei 103 Proteus 104 Outdo of lengths in the first quarter but Ethel Mark Athena Docile Scalplock at the turn into the stretch Mountain Est Sultry 13url Finch Itenry 1110b brought up the favorite and won by three vent 113 Bend lgo 114 lengths from Clara Whip Top wait WINS IIER RACE Hitchcock Filly Takes Stake at Gravesend NEW YORK June 17--F Hitchcock's 2-year-old filly Beckon easily won the Astoria Stakes at Gravesend to-day Clara took the lead early and led by a Ouple of lengths in the tort quarter Out at the turn into the stretch Mountain brought up the favorite and won by three lengths from Clara Whip Top was Allowing but One Was Weak and Orponents ratted Him Flay an Errorless A Number of the Daughters of the Famous Sire Have Been Sent Abroad Vanderbilt Has Several of Them in His String STANDIN41 OK THE CLUBS Won IAst Ite-nwitLi 29 19 604 A Ian '10 21 Now Or loans Nithvilue 25 27 4A linck 25 27 1rnhdtntn '2 2'7 419 Ann71Enery 29 412 19 2 8 44)4 NIINhvilne or 4 1 gilt Itwk 2: MinliiilOntrl '2 An1171rmery :1 19 It is repuled in incai t-ass hI elreks thatJansing with Nashville last year 's nuw playing In the water an assumPd name You buy a lot- i of cigars a year time don't you? How many of them are good and how many are bad If it's too much trouble to figure that out at least you can estimate how much you'd save and how much more enjoyment you'd get if you could be sure beforehand that everysigar you buy would be a good one We have solved your problem by stamping the 'Mangle on the boxes of the best cigars made We know that by making this "Triangle mean "good cigars" to you (and we have to prove it with the cigars alone) we get your continued patronage Isn't it plain enough that we MUST produce cigars that prove our claims? a- year's )1 them figure Late-fi th ow ore sure Mu buy Aem by le boxes oxes as derr" i to you cigars ronage 1 if i '1 1 1 1 I 1 i i 1 third Two favorites Won Summary: First race about 6 furlongsGrimalli 101 (miller) 3 to 1 won Ben in 99 (Brussell) 15 to 1 second Zal 1(18 (Shilling) 7 to 1 third Time 1:10 Lady Amelia Bens lip Comedienne Red River and yetetour ran Second race selling steeplechase about Williams 131 (Koehler) 4 Lo 1 won Realm 130) Smith) 15 to 1 second Duician 13o (Dupee) 3 to 1 tnird Time Tom Cogan ran Buckman fell Oro refused third race 1 1-16 190 (Beckman) 20 to 1 won Running Water (Miller) 7 to 10 second Don Enrique 103 (Horner) 40 to 1 third Time 1:46 2-3 Penarria Tommy tVaddell Bad News Bed Friar Cederstrome ran Fourth race AtiLOtia Stases 5 Beckon hi (Mountain) eveu won Clara 114 (Koerner) 12 to 1 second tt LIP Top 114 (Brussel!) 15 to 1 third 1:01 4-5 Cedar Flower Queen Belphuttais Una Sungleam run Filth race 114 miles Stanhope 84 Hientr 10 to I won TiliPing 111 Dugan) I'M 5 second littiolir (Brussel!) 10 to 1 third Time 2:07 Master of trait Rohador The Cricket Bel Leaf Lally Vaquero Dan Vallow and flowaway ran Sixth race foii 112 (Mountain) 9 to 5 won Scallop 112 (Miller) 4 to 1 sceond Hollister 1o9 (Lowe) 5 to 1 third Tune 1:07 Cymbal Boland Troublesome Alauda Live Wire Mgfprd Fornier Buck Beardall raa Malarky's g- tie the (toublohathT afternoon' each time the second reaching I 11)0 311010 0 2 0 3001110 0 3 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 300010 ti 3 4 0 0 11 0 3 27 Is 0 AE 412310 1 2 2 0 4 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 1 0 401710 00 401100 400111 10 2: 8 1 The fact that the Richard Croker Epsom Dow Derby winner Orby Is out of the American-bred Hanover mare Rhoda has placed a valuation on the daughter of that matchless sire which now Makes a matron of Hanover blood almost worth her weight in gold though such mares have for sorne years past been considered valuable assets of a breeder of thoroughbreds Fourteen months back August Belmont laid down $15000 for the Hanover mare Tea's Over the dam Of Dick Well Ort Wells and Security and at the closing-out sale of the late Whitney ilandspun another one of his daughters the darn of Tanya and Tangle cost IL Whitney $'12XX) Last year Tichenor paid Milton Young a long price for the trarrover mare Colline the darn of 1 1 Daniels and seven or eight years ago Hanovers daughters whenever put on the market have rarely ever sold for anything short of four figuree Besides Rhoda there are fully half a dozen mares by Hanover in foreign lands Lela Dell one of his daughtevs was taken to England as far back as is99 Vanderbilt has several Hanover mares in Me stud in France including Ilermonica II and Bessie which his agents purchased at the sale of the late Whitney for $700 and $1000 respectively Harry Stanhope'rs mare Marechal a full sister to Rhoda the dam of Orby is now one of the most valuable of living Hanover mares but Madden owns four in Bremen Lady Sterling Matanza and DraMa a full sister to David Garrick 'leggin has several mania by Hanover at Elinendort Col Milton Young he more daughters of Hanover than any other breeder They are at MeGratiliana Among them are Bracket the darn of Brancas and Envoy Little Indian the dam of Little Scout and Kings Favorite a sister to De Lacy Helen Thomas sister to liand'Or and Clymena the darn of Neversitch In VhYrota the half-sister to ornament Hitchcock has a valuable daughter of HanCIVPr as elm has already to her credit the stake winner Whorier though she is two years older than Rhoda being among the first crop of this sire At Gravesend First race handleap: 2-year-olds 514 furlongs-Smoker L41 Spooner 124 Gene Russell 122 Harcourt 119 Ziepben 118 La Jeunrsse Queen Nlarguerite 117 Scallop 116 Sweet Taira 115 Arasee 114 Boland Bello Griffin 112 Orenna BO Alex Grant los Hartford Boy 1441 Second race selling 3-year-olds and up 1 1-10 miles-Luneastrian 107 Gary Cu! White loti Samuel Harris 105 King Cole 103 Marston Annettt Lady 101 Gal-hint Dan lou Special Lyons 99 A How-make 181 Don Creole 'A Clements Faust Bova) Ben 84 Third race maiden f11114 a ear-olds 5 furlongs-Wildatar Dial Plate Great Dame Filbert Fashion N'Importe Ruth Taylor Golden Buckle Dixon Belle Aglaia Queen Helene Imitator Pasquit-lade Night Aliet Lady Souffle 101 Fourth race the Brookdale Ifindicap nines40 pet vveon Ni'iiiiin 111 Dimling 110 Zambesi Philander 107 Coy Al aid 105 Foontain 131us Prince of Coins ni0 Crafty 98 CencrstrOrfle Fifth race selling 2-year-oids and up about 1i mile-Araho Stint ESCliteti eon Parkville tiyarua cinchona 114 Don 111 Rosemount Little Woods 100 Dr Lee pi3 Sailor Girl Belle of Ironuolse 1 I Gulden Wniit PC El Capitan Shmhie Muckrake 98 Flower of V4ton 114 Sixth race handicap 3-year-olds 1 1-16 miles-Dinna Ken 126 Saracinesca 123 Gore US Don Enrique 11L Cabochon 114 Sachets 111 Smiling Tun 110 Ado' linet te 1a4 Tiro Al isgivings 100 Cam- paigner UmbTell 9) Seventh race selling: 3-year-olds and over about 1 inile---1)i)11 Cracks-man 114 Progrcsa Heine HalTle Gold 111 Cutter Little Flue Workman Gen Haley Green Nigger Mike 101 Me-real Cominunipa 1 I Dais Frost Ms Toy Boy 6 96 9 6 96 96 GAMES TO-DAY TRAVELERS Nashville at Shreveport Atlanta at New Orleans Rock Take Two Games From Mal Montgomery nt Little Birmingham at Memphis gregation June SHREVEPORT La June 17--(SP0- RLITTLE ROCK ork woo both 'Ark grtin or elid)---Southonw anthem pitched a one- header from 'Montgomery this bit Kann against Nashville and shut the drivin in the wumlng run Keith was in line form in Tennesseans out by a 5 to 0 score There was to the game but Graham arid g11111V illilly illl'Oe of he visite' the suddon burst of ginger that Viiiii4 nil- tirSt ba4- corked by the Pirates All season 'Fish rird ers bunch has been playing along like a "Itto rfieli-- ABR Itoelientlidd Rs 3 1 lot of dead ones but to-day they eittne Gilbert 2 0 to life and the support accorded Gra- 1)i lb 3 0 harn was gilt-edged The only error made Miller I 2 1 In the game Wiri3 charged to the Pirate Hess 31-1 3 0 twirler and tint 110t cut an ire a9 a Pktos '21) Itiiw cot-14 3 I doubt play eneled Wi a semn's life slier 1 0 II was made Graham had a chtlice as- 4 3 0 E' 2 srm tent of everything lie had ngl 0 0 ore different offerings than a department Tutdis 24 3 store end peddled them at will The nrAt ii A 13R man up struck out and the siitile person Houtz I I 4 I had two atrikes on him at tho finish When Nye 2b 3 0 bo surd a groubder down to Benson and Hill sa 4 1 trotted for the bench Nine strIke-onts I'''INtor 1 2 0 Sel ha 0 and a base se on La made Graham-a game ugh 3 iansen Ili 4 0 one of the best sten on the local lot this rtnv jb 3 0 year tippotied til) Mill Witti SOMA whose 11Ii0 4 0 has been brilliant Nlaxwell 4 0 I'J um" 1Varrrndr was the first man to ftiee him ord lined out a two-bagger Totals 31 2 to e4 oief fold Benson lltserilievd and Seire tiN Millisa: bit brought ium" home Up Little Rock 0 0 i to the tifzh it looked like a 1 to 0 game -aoh'uP-tY 0 0 0 shboteh1-thher itlitligeii in the Seetillii and Sommary--Two-base hits I itenso and Massing cracked out it in Pall Hauser' Three-base 1 the third aid fourth Mit in the tirill riticv hits Gilbert Nye ise started a bati I me hey 1 htt ter tolt bases Itoekentle netted four score' ile drove a nifty bin- flouts Perry liaise On balls vie into left lielo Graham popped op well 1 orr Eitifle 4 Struck on ho Mind! 113 out of eryorie's reaeh and well 4 by Engle I Hit by pi Nkarrendr Went i)11 it Hilertlice iielill Iic Eillilie Wild pitch Englo seedred nes second hit scoring Fisher l-40 Unipe Flinn and LeWeti's Cliii-iiiiiigir brought In two Seonl game- MOTO rnm The Pirate Captain seorod Little Rock A 1411 on the tnrow-in from Massing's long il) HockeonlL 4 it to erntfr Jod Dol kept hp the hating Gilbert I 3 0 rlormi hy Iiivu'i a previy on out olio Ponglas9 lb 9 0 livid lini Witii i'alliilli in a i LIS ile- I 0 mat ifilit leetiilli artt la kng too thF Th 1 0 lo a lead fro a List 1'N illati1 l'ag 3 0 1111'elihoit i eciinder ei the ime rio 04k I ft 1 Sorrell was 110 athougn be hit Wds 1 0 'r'k in the Lima nod wall-ed and Keith 1 0 1 wa had 1011 reeiieitI Wilell ii 11ile iii'iii rillee irld 11-i1 ihiAl-d0 TutI '26 I play ti)0Ig IUtli illi llni gioliil' lo montnlerv ARR tv: in 'thei Irk o14 "1 at Ow it U0 lainner ill Ormt 4 0 4 4 II in l'eli i-i'ill'1 ran 3 0 pori-- All R11 ti tl' Wrrnler I 1 I 1 0 ''ii 11:011 1 0 l'ian 1 I hHft'1 li 1 0 14 Ako( '2 2 Pon 'C) 3 0 0 1 I' 0 3 0 tal- i I I ii 1 1 0 2 a Take Two Games From gregation LITTLE ROCK A rk June Rork ton both games of from Iklontgornery this driving in the wanting run Keith 7tiart in line form in game tiply f0 of he visitors first ba4 811rre: First Li tie A Bit Rock onliold Gilbert 2 0 Douglass lb i nor 2 1 items 311 3 0 I 'a go 21) 1114 ItoweoL-k 3 11 Eogl' 2 0 0ta1s "4 3 A FIR Houtz I 1 Nye 2b 3 0 Rill se 4 1 2 0 ugh 3 ft 1 la town 111 Porrv 3013 11n1110 Max well Totals 31 2 Score bN Little Rock Aiontotilery hits Ilausen Three-base Once hits Gilbert Nye Sbitti bases Itoukentield Houtz Porry fiaae On balls 1 orr l'11fle 4 Struck out 4 by Engle I Hit by pitch Engle I :40 'itipe Rion 1 AT LATONIA 000110000-2 Meld bits Page Perry Baxter off Maxwell by Ma xwoil pitcher Milhr 2 Time The American Cigar Company cannot jeopardize its interests by misrepresenting qualities and leading the public to expect better quality than is actually in the cigars themselves The "Triangle really means better cigars for you'll find the proof worth seeking For convincing proof of the better quality for which the "Triangle stands try The New MEMO Every box is extra-wrapped with glassine paper sealed at each end with the "Triangle merit mark assuring cleanliness and proper condition Illy can- Lis -repre Public actuall flan rr tArs or worth a quality 1 glassine ofsine ian od aDre oper WOMEN OWNERS OF RACE HORSES NATIONAL LEAGUE 11 PO A II 0 3 0 1 200 1 fi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 I 200 0 2 3 0 0 I I 0 0 2 0 SOCIETY LEADERS IN NEW YORK STARTED THE FAD-STENOGRAPHER WINS A STACLE STANDING OF TUE CLUBS WonLost Pct Chicago 1' II 74 Nt-ov York 1- 10 Phi loth-11)111a 10 19 612 Pitt4urg 26 19 Boston I 429 Cin 911 21 Brooklyn IT 34 II'3 Ft Louti4 14 :7 0 reau Brummel Wins Feature Event 13 a Drive From Electorine CINCINNATI June fourth event a purse race at seven furlongs was the feature of the card at Latonia to-day Beau Brummel De favorite won the race in a drive front '1ectorine with Ovelan1 3 third Two fa 'tritea won Traci: fast Sinnmary: st race 6 furlongs-Dui on 106 (Pickensi 8 to won Monsignor 103 (Bailey) ItNo to 1 Second Blaza 0 Light 1014Butler) 4 to 1 third Tirc Great Exact Pretty Michael Anna Orlandwick Itocer D'Orrnont Laiy Jenkins Contestee Dr Turner Bellmcnce Wild Violet Berryman Second race 5 furlongs-Mackerel 105 (Di(kens) 2 to 1 won Stone street 104 1eet 19 to 5 second Sahado 100 (P(wers) 9 to 1 third Time 1:02 Butt) The-bias Lady Fiola ItexalL Epitome Margaret Randolph MeAtoe ran Third race 1 rhile-AVoolstone 1fl4 (Austin) 7 to I won Soli: 104 (Elekensi 6 to 1 second Dele Strome 10:: iPowersi 3 to 1 third Time Et! liasel Patch zif)nere Vipasia Anna Ruskin Sanderson Dr Lee H0111)1111 Frank Flesher ran Fourth race 7 furlongs-Beau Itrummel 10'2 iLeei 2 to 1 won: Eleetorine Si atilac i 7 to 2 second: ()Vein nolo (Martin) 8 to I third Time 127 DI Tangle-wood Col Douglas liarry Scott ran Filth race 414 furlongs-Katherine Aturphv 106 arucmani 12 to I won: Moscow nolle ps (Taylor) 10 to 1 seeond Lady Fesca Iti 4Fogar4) 60 to I third Time Evelyn 8 Esther Brown Black Dress Dirlit I I nora Dusant Brown Mary Beth Goodwin Balla Cheridah Merrigo ran Sixth rare 1i miles-Bernle Cramer 101 (Leet 5 to I won': Atitlt tinier) 9 to 5 second Little Elkin lol tEllonowl 40 to 1 third Time 22 Ineuhitor Tancred Leo Bright Taylor Jude( ran to 1 thild Tim 23 ineulittotr Tall- ore' F- -) 0 Allis I it 41 Taylor Judcx ran wood r01 Douglas I larrv S'ott ran lth aee Pi fu rlo gs-Katherine Mor- hY 10 4 aruernan) 12 to I won: Moscow Bolle IN ITaN lorl 10 to I seond Lady Fsa '484vI fil to I third TirlIP Esher Brown Dress Puna' II Cora nu ant Brown rlak terrigo ran Sixth rare rranier 5 I won': A MIA ierl 4 PO AE I 3 0 0 0 5 '2 0 1 1 00 0 3 1 0 Niel AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY Manufacturer A I I 0 AT CMCAGO ki 0 CificArwJunP dPfoatPd a 2 11tor to-day In a hitting aRtnA I I 1 I Sr: II II I 4 'hira0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Al 2 11 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 BI011 (0001000001 9 1 4 10 al ting Voting and 9 0 8 2 A ri 1 IN t- 41 1 a Time 14L l'int ires C3rpen- a ter and Jntnone 't 1 A 0 11 rsit it A---1 i 1-'11144 0 8 24 10 A Neenfm Vint ires C3Ipen- ter and Jolnstane ime 14 'Ini i fl 1 1 rk 1 2 1 'I I) k) 1 1 i 1 1 1 i 1 0 I 11I 11 4 I I 1 I 7 1 II Llf 11 lzck 1 1 0 I I 11 4 1 rd tt: ri 4 I I I I i of to- trodngF- I Ho PM I I 0 '29 '20 i I i 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Two-has hits HOWC04'k HOlitZ rt etc 1 Strick 1h hy 1 100ple plaxs Nye NVaISII 11111 Time l'it101e Hillil 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 I Aloftono-ry 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 41 4J-4) 41-o 4irV- TWI-1-haS1' 1114S HOW04'k riice iws Miner Stolen hases Houtz 1ft ta Ikd 1 1 alt1 to titin I 24 1 BILLS AILLS 411 I 0 I VI mt 'Is I 1 I I it 2 '1 s' 11 2 11 I 2 0 1 I 41 4 iF 0 5 0 1 (t 0' 1 -'111( I (k 4 (i 1111 I( (i (i '11((T ir i 11 I I co Hit 10 1 I 1 0 i iF Sei a to 5 ol 9 1 A 1 A St 31 1(3 Sin it I 0 4 to 0 0 7 1-11H li 0 0 0 0 het To--1- lob' al'' 10r lob 'A '1- 1 'I I 1 1-1- 11! 1i' ill lb ei 1r oe I 1-1 li 1 -I1-1 I I III e1 II I hilt Ik 101 i nt--- 21 Jr CU''' A l'et 4 is ts 0 '1! s- 4 AT CINCINNATI CINCINNATI June the New l'nrks id mHde thrcP runs in th sixth Inning NVithotit th'e tiPmkol9nCe ot a hit swelling their totRI to NIX the locals gay up the ghost and tinisiad without R11 cincInt'mti 000010 4) ti 4 Nrw Yckrk 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 I 913 I and McLean: Ames Hnd Umpires Mom arid AT PITTSBURG PITTSIII110 Pitcher 11oren a residnt of this cAy his first at twat-alio in th' I4gue as 0 twirler for l'hitiolli ina to-da lind for siv11 innings Indd fle Pittsburga to no hits In Ho ighth inning hp was hit five tinns in stioFsion neIting EIMS Sorc': If Pittsburg 000000030-3 'I100-100 2-- 7 Cantnitz and GihHon and thwin AT sr sT liatierlos-Niason and 1ean: Amos 1 7 -umiitg and Ilrema ham Ti tYlern and AT PITTS1111tG Prr'rSIIIMG June 17--1'iteller 1Moren a resident of this cdv made 1101 first at- piarano in the Nat mital League as a twirler for Philadelplea to-day and for stcen innings held tile Pittsburgs to no' hits lo the eighth In he was int five tillleS ill Stikivsion netting three flint Se0re: 11 Pittsburg 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 3 Philadelphia 2 1 1 0 1 ti 0 2-- 7 i 0 Battcries--INalters Cainnitz and Gilt- HOW Morom and Dooln Time 111- itislie re AT sT AT CINCINNATI CINCINNA I Jun the NeW Inrkm nld made thre 1 ee 1 nns in tho sixth inning without the kwmkolsoce ot a hit tin tho-ghnat and finish without slmA octrw ME: ()00010 41 1 6 4 WHEAT HARVEST AT HAND Yield of On17 75 Per Cent Looked for but Splendid Quality 1101-KINSVILLE KY June wheat harvest Is Just beginning in Christian County and She the crop will be short on account of the cold weather all indications point to one of th best yields as to quality in the tory of the eounty It is that the yield will be about 75 per cent of the usual crop which will be doing well when the drawbacks of cold and rain are taken into consideration It is stated that the ravages of the army WW1118 where they have invaded the wheat holds have been of benetit rather than injury to the wheat us these worms ato the blades off but did not attack the head As a consequence all the strength frdin the ground went to the grain producing a finer grade than If the leaves bad remained AS COS IS One Of the heaviest wheat-rahhrig eouhties in the State reports from its crop and prospects of yield are of interest to everyone LYNNVILLE Tenn June I7--tSpecial) Wheat harvist Is on in this section The aercage 1 considerably below the aver- and from all accounts the yklit will be greatly 4rnpaired on account of the rust which has materially damaged many crops weather all indications Joint to one of the best Yields LIS to 11141111Y in the his- tory of the eounty It is esztinated that the yield will be about 75 per eent tot' us the rp doi al co which will be ng well when the drawbaelts of cold and rain are taken into consideo4ition It is suited that tile ravages of 1110 army worMS where they haAe ind wh a the eat holds have been of benetit rather than injury to the wheat as these worms kite toe blades oft but did not atblek the beam Ad a consquence all the strength from the ground went to he grain producing fi a ner grade th ea an If the lves ha re- nid11101 AS tilld id 611t of the c'unkles he i in Slat'' t1'- ports from its crop and prospects or yielcitare interest to everyoir1 11 l1risN 11-11- SI 1 at harvost is )n in tind 11'et1011 I be rton Julie 1-- Si tt 1t acreage is considerably below the aver- slid nd from all accounts the yield will i A count of the he grcaby lrnpa to yrill al a 111 ust which has mi ttt roa ainaie rn crops WHEAT HARVEST AT HAND v00 c-rdf1 illtali Yield of On17 75 Per Cent Looked for 110PKINSVILLE Ky Jinn heat harvest is Just begin- ninz-In Christian Cotintv and whik the CONVICTED OF BOOTLEGGING Mt Pleasant Ofienjers Are Found Guilty in Two Cases COLUNIPIA enn June 17--(Specia1l The cases in which John Wesley Witiar spoon colcrd and Goo Al Regan were charged with the Illegal sale of whisk) st the Century Phosphate Nlines welt deehfrd to-day in the Circuit Court the verdiet of the jury being guilty in both cases Twin negro brotherm who are close in resetnidancee who conducted a small store st these mines were rilLtripil being the emissaries of Regan John act Mg Hs agent taking orders and then coming to town haing thein tilled at the saloon sending the whisky tow to Cem tory when the other brother wonld pu) for It 'IMP 10WOlit possible sentence le said to be t-4) 41111 costs and six months ir the wmishouse mutton for a new tna will he argued Aiiniv Viilirn as given damages for the killing of Irn husband b) the iouisvide Nashville Railroad was colreiniscd The railroad will pay the costs in the ease etiry Strong colored who wm con victed of voluntary manslaughter ant! given four years In the penitentiary wA granted a new trial and admitted to bond AO' The grand jury visited the county poorhouse toolay but has not yet reou'te its Tidings at thf Century phosphate Istlines welit decided to -day in tile Circuit Court tot ver'diet of the Jury being guilty in both eases Twin negro brotherts who are close In resemblance who conducted a small sto)re at these mines were charg ed wilt being the emissaries of Began John itet HS agent tiiitirig oroltrersmattlitilletdlienato cttine- Ink town la nog 1 saloon sending the whisky hat to) 1 tory when the other brother womb! pu) tor It Ti'1e 10W0St pOSSitil0 sentence it said to be Si'0 11111 costs and six months ir the weilshouse A motion for a new trim will to argued AtIs Ana utiareal was glytn $1( damages he or kill rn ing of I husband I) the Jidsville NItsliyille Italirotoi It yoas comroinised The railroad will pay the costs tn the case )0nry Strong ciilore(I who W811 Iiin yieted of voluntary manslaughter anti given four y08 IT the penitentiary kranted a new trial and admitted tt i ond ill i 'AO' ited tl 0 33 1r- le 4rano Jul vis a mit I house to-tlay but has not yet its tidings CONVICTED OF BOOTLEGGING ill TWA 111CPS Mt Pleasant ffenj er Are Found Guilty Tenn june The rases in xvhich John Wesley Witliir! snoon color and Co Al lioKatt vvort few years ago it looked as if horse owning by women was going to be a fad Mn Harry Payne Witithey and Mrs Der-Man Duryea formed a raeing partnership under the turf 11111110 Of "Mr Roslyn fashioned after the partncdshiP that exist(d between their husbands They raced only one horse and then dechb to retir TheY got more notoriety than they (xpected says Richard Spillane in th New Broadway Alagazinc for June They a ito got more followers than they Before the season was ended Mrs Go idhlatt Mrs McCafferty and a raft of other women were in the racing business Mrs (loldblatt has a big stable operating mstly in the West and Mrs McCafferty is tlle wife of a trainer There plobably are Ir0 women who as hse owners are reglstered by the Joekcy Club or tile American Turf Congress 7ot a Jew" 11W11 1111t1 it convenient to dodge the sheriff by putting thur norses in ihe names of Eli ir telltale relatives and friends iss Thelma IIttuefluIl the daughter of former Jockey Fred Littlefield races a horse in her owo na Miss Kate Smith was the owner of a really pretentious stable of race horses a lew 3eat's agd MIss Smith 1vas the stend4rapher in the stock brokerage establishment eonduct1 by Alfred Lamarin tlie Consolidated Exchange building at Broadway and livhanie Place 'Imre were some pretty fair horses in the bomb Belle Strome and DIVOit'r ing omy a trine short 01 stake class Arnand tht-ie two horses a tit ot romance: centers They were entered in races in 'Morris Park OTIC day Invader being in an over-night handicap and Pelle Strome in a stak: Iffair but Miles At that time the tinancal affairs of Allred hamar were not gone NO sound as thos! of the Chemical Lank The stable had been a sore tax on his sure ui money and there was not so much protlt from the brokerage bosims as there should be It is said that tnere was a serious diseussion as to whether it would not bu wise to try to win enoigh that day on either Belle Strome or Invader to bolster up tile business the chance seemed too poor and it Was atantitwoft lie hOrSetti Belle Strome was in against were of too high clas and invader was not of much account in the betting ring the average priee against ftelle Strome wais 0 to and against Invader Cm to 1 Belle Strome won her raee and Invader won his Ten doLirs "parleyed" on thentwo would have brought in $2Otio A few Nundred dollars -parleyed on the pair wodhl have bankrupted the ring simost But Mr Lamar (IA not "parley- $1e or $2 even Neither did Miss Smith A few months later Larnars firm Tilt to SMUSII iz oib or Coe Amtrieall Turf Congress ot a Jew 11111 tir1111 it COnVeilivili ti) IlOillte the sherlit by putting their itt-irses 11 ilie names of th ir female relatives and friends Miss 1'1 '101111 Litti eeht the 1)-3 ea r-td1 daughter oi tormer Jockey Fred 1ittlefielti races a Luise ta her ona ilarlie "doss Kate Smith W38 the owner of a really pt Mentions stable of race horses a 10W 3 eats ago Aloss Smith was the stenobuionlier in the slam ea tj0mt conduct hy 11-1 Ia mar in trio t'onsolidated Exchange build- Mg at Broadway tini Exclialije l'ihie 'Imre were some pretty pill tiors 8 in te nh rome and InVii lcr be- buc Belle St tug my a trine snort 1 take tha Armand tht se tno horses a pit tit romanee 1'n111d TileY n'ere entered in rlefS it) ilori is Park one day Invader being in an overmighl handicap and Belle Istrome in a stak affai tor Mlles At that time the arra'1'5 01 Allred "Al hamar woe no nto N) Sl itild th of the LS ose hem kat fk rhe stahli had 1ea a are ax on his re smf money and there nis li 1 ot 1111C pro fit fro th brokerage tosho -s a4 ttliI'e bilOUd It is said that tolere Watt a 8-0ifolift dismission as tu n-lietli it ult1 not bo nIse to try to vo in totobogli wo that day on either Belle -trollle or Invader to btrister up the busi nuss 1 he chant Scenic' too poor and as abandoweI The tiOrdt'S Belle Strome was in against were of too hieh a o'das nd I nv a de was noot of nitit'h s'e- 1 (31ilit hi 1 ii3 hefting ring the event me ajit poll- strom wais 40 loke 7- anti iigamst Invader in to 1 Belle Strome won her rae and Invader won his Tt'll on t''''e' two heave orou lotto nom con i in S- A le l't 1 "18 "pa rl ye on th pair otri 1 htve bank ruptei the ring simust 'Mr Lannir dhl not -parley" $1e or $2 even Nei ther dal lliss Smith A few nto)ntits later gilt Lattiars firm went to smash It01 xpeeted says Illehard Spillane in New 13r Oilth a Al Aagazine for June They 4lit0 got more oe they liefore tlke llowrs than season was ended Watt Air Airs AI Gold eCaff0rty and a raft of otlo- wortm were in the ztatde operating histly in Cie West and Airs Atotfarrrty is t'ne wife Of a trainer 9'1 1 ui SUiLTICIP" 11011 1 i rrt 1 1' 1t tit 1 Vt iho I CI i'' 1 LI vi) if) 1 TP 1 i I 1t! --4 1dl '4 I ttt'tt ttI tilt r1 It IA 4 III 'LI I I Ii I's I It 1 I hut) tit I'" "'t tl' I itt 11: I to ttitt tv IL t' I i Ivk I 111Hr iULt 0 kV' II ti It t' It' or-tt Ltit tt tt tt 'Id I t1 Ii Ii tt It 11 tt'd tt to' i 1' I 4 IM '11 I ::00 I 1 1' 0 "I I :11 0' I' 111 0 1001' I it It -1r11 mpiv (1o t) 1 i 1 ht aMirmMoMe 1 th Fripito Tiabit tr! 11s suit al 4idti 1 it vt 11 i1 I is ruildo it I 1114 51t 4 id WA CIt 14 I 111 icti doi't 8 vr 1i a st I 1 ii '11 i did it itr0 I 01 111 tI I 1 I I 'i ii1Qt ti lig A iv kf1 1 Pic iiITEPEST TO 1 1 tho rvto htLS I mq of 1 7 Kept lilts Scattered and the Memphil Won i I tine s-nred 1 I if I he- Pifiriti owl fifth in hineinng hits yet11- Bills kept tlip hits scit 1)1y kW: hj tfw fi 111'0 ith I 0 I 0 0 4 it I 4 11ch 1 0 00 4 0 2 1 0 1 I 0 4 1 I 0 I I 4 0 I 0 0 2 0 0 1 i 0 0 2 fi ft Viii Inn 3 0 0 3 0 3" 0 AB 11 11 PO AY IrMvn 0 0 0 2 l) t) it 11 0-- 2 9 3 I I 411210 Eat tris---Lush a nit rdsI 'ilk 2 I 1 3 I 0 trills and Ritter Tirrli 1:32 Umpire 11) 4 il I I I) () Day 4 0 1 0 0 0 ctrt 1 4 1 2 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE 1mo4 2to 4 0 0 3 2 0 t) NItz 4 0 1 1 0 STA MING (1113S 1jk 0 1 4 4 0 o11- 3' 3 10 10 0 11111:) H(1)1 0 ft 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 lot 0 0 i 2 0 0 0 3 S1111ry Wiih-1)) 1 1ills 1 Struc NN'IP01W 2 1il1 :41 its 1:40 Unlpirv 2 ELLER Drops Another Game Pelicans Blanking Atlanta NSz Inno orioans in a ell pliyo I LTainp 1 hest of Zilur in Pr11111qvirl'S ono-handiA catc'h 41 drive itgiinst kft fonee rk ii 1tn infleLls wre 1-11 II II 0 fiJi I A 1 7 '2 A 2 2 I ft 0 3 11 jinn trr hir ft irr I rkrtilo )rroit to tol 7rer 11 1 -111' I 1111 41n Ntrwir t'irrrt 114 Toll- I 1 COTTON STATES LEAGUE 'A1pridian (f1rt 4 5 Jn-Tiokrzon 4 Coh4mbils 3 I sT LortS June 17--St 101 Hs vine shut 0 nut t-(iiy in the hret game played kwy 7 'thi8 by Itrooltlyn Score: RILE St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ti 1 Chicago 17 vla 7 19 1 4-4 r)it "7 18 11110A11)11ta York 111 '21 St 21 17 :12 15 31) Itt- th 4 11 it 0 3 0 AT PilltADEI1 111A itr M-11 I tt'r II 3 I 32 0 A PHILA Dr111111A jtjno 17 Ht i 1 3 a 0 1 A ploa doreaPal to-dty i 0 1 0 0 0 tog I 1ir0 runs in tlt tit Fi it1111 4 10 9 2 0 0 5 2 A hits find VA 0 rtt04 'I 1 I 1 0000 1- i 0 0 0 2 1 0 oppIcanly Skr f- 0 1 1 Cieveland 0 1 li 0 0 0 HITPit1011h11 2 0 0 I i 0 i dd 2 :27 14 2 1-tt 1 1 and Walct'tititt 01)10- 0101 i'MVrS Tune 1 :70 i'thli1 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and StaMird 0 01 flit 1 ti a i 0 0 42 AT WA SH I NtTt oN Won 1t)st 17 :3 19 '27 18 13 AT 130ST1 ImsT(N JU11P IT) 111 inmnIng game 10-day Hosion 1011 Cm o1 St llIit til lh th Arisitors rod 0m1 orod FiX runs fol Blanking imAing will' five mote III tM two innings Score: It St Louis 0 0 0 3 2 0 0-11 2 )rleans limdon 1 0 I 1 0 0 0 1 0-- 4 8 4 I jinc 1 tat it'ritS aii1 1tITrs 1i1r ii 010rlin 'ranmhill And Alma-n111er Time 2:06 1Thinlrfs Hurst and Connolly forme Boston on the 0f termain game ty re nitt- hunching hits in tIi iiAmnth inning RILE A117: Boston 3 0 3 2 2 4L LnuiP 1 0 0 0 0 0 o-- 1 3 2 1 0 0 Ilatterles Young and crig1 4 3 0 and Time 140 1Thipirrs st 1 1 0 ant Connolly 1 0 0 AT NEW YORK 14 fl NEW YORK Julie 17---Ta local Amur1 0 le11118 WW1 another gam frqu chicilgo 1 4 to-dly in a hard Ut1t 0 0 3 0 101diels in Cie elid inning Score Tj 0 Chicago 00000021A00--- 3 II 2 N'v Nolk 0 0 I 1 0 1 4 11 3 Hattcrms- White Smith and Pi) Ho! le CIasbro Pid hleinow Time I 5 0 nitiirt! 11 LA 17- PhiladP17 phia doreatd Civveland to-day by tog t1ir0 runs in th til Fi inning two hits and wo rturs The 10010 team hit t0d opirilaftly S'kor it I rE Cleveland 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 I) I i 10 1 fiat 111s--10ss and NValcrkid 0111 and AT I Ntn't A St 1 JunP 17---1)(4r1t doikshingion im 1-XC'l gout Coro 1)Lni a 714 101 ill11111 and Patten and fhed tI su It ILE Washington-- 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 to 5 0 3 0 0 0 I 5 7 1 ter0s 1'ritt (-1rahrim And TIMo Sh AMOICAN ASSOCIATION NEW TRIFLE EVENT Arranged by the Coney Island Jockey Prosperity NEW YORK' June prosperity of horse raeing in New York is inilicatel by the fact that the C0114 Island J0aey lub which La Wns -its sprig weeting at sheepcad Bay on Thursthy next has rrahgd piograinme calls tor $-io in pulses and stakts Theenict Vnliire Of tIk2t llXt to the $004) S11)- urban is the rtJl event an ananre linivie Ps first runnIng this yar The wltinIng of the three nei1 lin port kes of the meeting fur )rses of tiair age carries with it ill any Masi- Wins tbe thre evnts 1100 as a spo-ial prize tu crown the champion tiie evnt ntlud the 1'1(1A tha Lowrvoce llalizatIon and the new tar the ony Jakey Mt) t7takes The total VUUe liiese Inees te the wilmers i one horse Win all three the StostOo mlacd tti4 le0 nt Wullid net his fortumite Owner $70- ot STUBBS DEAD Crew Was Formerly a Member of the Yale ATLA NTA JIMP 17-5trinPy Stniiq a pronlinqnt young husints won tzzlvtrtilAn (1114ore to-dav tied 25 a mcmhtr of the 1114 Yale 'Varsity CEOONER YACHT RACE PEETIN Jure 17--The sr'booner yarbt ftmlin D(iikiiti to Hellen land wag wit1 by Git biritih built Cara owned by Max Vn Guilleaune nt Co Itisne beating Lord Curind by Go serondm TIMP American built Navahne now 0 Al led by IIPrr Wnetjen or Eroten was s'nong tL romvptitors AT OAKLAND Favorites Fare Badly Over a Track That 13 Fast SAN FRANCISCO June opening rave at Emeryville to-day was win vitt) ease by Irish Mike over a fast track SUM mary: First ra'P 4 furiongs Nike 115 (Kirschbaum) 7 to 1 won Warden yell 14-1- (Rettig) 5 1 evond San Oak ler (Newry) to DAM Time Aff Omar Frile Sam Bobby Shaft co-relit Sir Wesley Galtrix Frank Rose Abe Ruet and No Farther ran Second rave 6 furl(ngs (1 Wilson) 6 to 1 won ES)-1 Mad() 14 Rettig) :1) to 1 second Lustig 112 (Eorel) 4 to I third Time Royal White Watej Thrush Mile Jordan Midmont Nettie Hicks lingorama Dick 'Wilson and Sea Air ran Third rare 6 11 lal (Mentry) 13 to 5 won: Peggy O'Nal 107 I-torch to seeenii: YOlowstone 113 (F Wilson) to 1 third Time 1:13 2-5 Satahh Paddy LYnch Hugh mo-owan Royal Rogue and Dr Sherman ran Fourth rte (1 furlongs ifkS 6 to 1 won: limlabek 167 Moroi) to 1 Ficond Revolt 105 (Palm) 5 tot third Time Ill 3-5 Rudabek disqualified for humping Revolt and placed ivt The I'M Jo Ban Pc)1 Smithy Kan( Free Icnight 'The Dear Wild Dlossom and Fraseuelo ran Fifth rice 7 furlongs TIiII! b-I7 (Bori) 4 to 1 won Elevation lo7 (Kirs(hbaum) 4 to 1 second Lem Reed 107 (Rettig) 7 to 5 third Mlle 3-5 Markle Mayer Piquet and Lord of the Vale ran Sixth rare I mile 1(5 01rmis)1 1 to 5 won: Fair Fagot 105 (Leeds) 3 to 1 second Iluerfano lia tRettig) 5 to I third Time 14o 2-5 Furze Red fl4tlI Ilazeline Royal Maxim and Calla ran AT WINDSOR Jockey A Martin on Miss Gaiety Suffers a hard Fall WINDSOR On'arto JunA ty Nyt11 her ridor A ithilt! trim-1(1114z the turn The jackail writ picked up unoonsidous hut revivel iatr neAulti4: First race 6 w-in PrincIPIA Etrima Writ Time 115 Seotind raoe won l'tUinnt seciind Ituitsar third Time Third rattci 6 furioniza---flath Ntaiia rn Oleaa vicOnd ItIar third Time 3-5 Fourth rucip 4 furlong4---FaildIngl) Wein nanilv Dances secoad Time :4 Fifth raoe 7 yNoll won Loaves aiairond Mary Ctiiir8 third Time Li9 1-5 Sixth taco Nienonaisi wotio wirmakis second Noto third Time i-11 RESULTS TO CLOSE CONTROVERSY Effort in Western Millers' Convention Relative to Industrial Workers DENVER CoL June effort watt made in the convnton of the Western Federation of Miners to bring to an end the controversy which has arisen between minvis and the linnistrial AVorkers of the world A resolution was introduced and referred to the Committee on Ites- lutions indorsing the principles of industrial unionism as outlined in the tirqt constiintiona converwon of the trial or hers of the World as hoin the only logical and effective method of 9rganizing the workers in the industrial field The 1-vskAtiom provides that this convention -ignore all factional fights and eleet delegates to the next annual convention of the Industrkd Workers or he Instructed to use all honorable mcanS to insure the election of an entirely hew set of THREE YEARS FOR BIGAMY Thos Whitney Who Has One Wife Hcre Convicted at Columbia t701111141 A Tenn June SpeInt) Thomas Whitley who was arriisteil here 8 veral weeks sInrie on the charge of ilvit my and who had One wifo In Nashville but marriPd atiothor woman at Dal Ws WIN this con nty has liven tomtit guilty the ittry ret riling a vet of thre years In fhte GRAFFIUS ON THE TOBOGGAN slulEvrp(iTiT Ia Jone NA1111 has beer (atIiii4 for Shreveport since 1911 Wa rPiP04-'1 today and will go to litlfport to join former 14 ft nfi ger iillbhy Orft ff 1111 some NIS0 1)H fr Shreveport but this year HPPMP1 to let the effect At advancIntz Age In addltion he lintne a disorganIzing sport and although he helped to develop the lrate Manager Fisher was forced to let hm go to flirtlier the best interests or the team itarrcand NlassIng will allernat behind the bat In future At temt two more changes are expected In the local hne-up this week GUNS AND PISTOLS Used in a Battle Between Neighbors Neai MerWian Miss NtEttimAN Mi June shotgun rifle and pistol dael between neighhor at Chunky a small town sixteen east of Meridian resulted In live of the narticip ttda being more or less seroondy wounded 'Walter and Tom Vatign iat Wood and a lad by the name of Bohert Alabry on one side and 1tIt and Hubert Jones on the other engaged In a pitched battle near the Iones home the resWt of had feehmi It ts claimed because Jones took op RIO confined some' hogs of the Vaughans which he claimed got into his field The Voughanslat Wood arid the boy are said to have visited the home and from a insdion In the foll-Pnc called for the two Jones' to come out Before the latter could comply with the command it tl said the visiting party opened fire on the house After the first vofley Hubert nod intl siones opened the front door and Nsith shotgriS illtSWeted the tIm if the party with the result that all five Filen were shot and one or two hadi moonderl The lonei brothers epleaped tvithout Injury Medical and surgical aid WaS Sent frozr Chunky The I1i'iinIi iil vIt)se hors and further trouble i fared EASY FOR BOYS' CLUB Tito Boys' Club town in thoir or the season 1y defelting the south Mir Itnt-struet Sluzgers The red I of th gAme was the of Larty strnk ing teri mon slol allowing MVO ir the first sevon Innngs lind the hattit of IteWitt he g011og a hiun rim tvo bagger ail 1vo swgles out of fire torie st hat Boys CLIO I 2 441 0 3 t'4 vtioinhks-flos' and tall liMgn Brow'!" and Wri' laoe CH! wishe4 wimps with tt711 tUrtano of fifty mi1 Addrq Dr stun 115 venue North Nilsivi1L AN EDUCATED EXPERT SPECIALIST DR ROLAND' REGISTER i 1 I Kept Hits Scattered and the Memphil () Won AT OAKLAND i MEMIHIS 17-Alemphis soored iiie I io) lh lid' tourill mei fifth innings ho l'ilmlong hits while Bills kept the Favorites Fare Badly Over a Track That Osilot-o hits seoillr oi total they 'were 1 l1111 to "r0 St'33-re: IS Fast 1 itpo SAN FIZANCISCO June 17---The open- 1 AlIs111 1 0 1 2 0 0 Jr rave at Emeryville to -day 1-as wun 1- So' 1 l'hi -i 1 mi r- 4 a 1 0 4 vith ease by Irish Mike over a fast track ih la e- yept 7 1tom I I a I 0 0 0 Fonnmar el 1 1:1 to o'l i l' no1 th 1 0 2 Pi 0 I First race 4 furl ones selling-dr ish 1 I la ec Li Choi- 3i-El 0 to olb to 1 1 0 '2 4 I I Nlice 115 fi''irsch Va haninJ 7 to 1 won Nr- xy I- 0 I I Icy I 1 thei lia- li it -2i 't 0 den yell to 5 seeono San oltettigi to1 t'N T1 '-Si i l'C 1 lordet i 'I il to 2 0 0 oak 105 Otentrvo to I thi1 Ttr t-'I111' fill' 1 a Jena 17 i Si-- ''1 1'1 4) 1 2 11 sT or I June 1 7-- St I Ions was hut Orna ele Sam ooloh Shaft co- relli Sir oslio: Galtrix Frank Rose 1 1 -1 111 i- noi ext di to tyroi'w loll 11 "1 '1 0 rut to-'dav in the first gittn'e piayed Abe 'Net' and No Farther ran li ilo hi nottd te Ili- -'''this toy Brooklyn Score: it' LILit Ina hootila eso it ls a 8 24 l'' 2 st a 0 0 0 (I 0 0 0 ii-- 0 1 Louis Scrond rae" 6 furlongs selling-Ilersain bmy may 1 1 1 1 him motet-dos-- 413 It 1110 AY'l Brooklyn 0 0 0 2 0 t) It 0 2 9 1'17 41 Wilson) 6 to 1 won- i esetnado 101 thettigo 0 to 1 second 1ustitz 112 -mitoor I I 4 1 1 2 1 0 Laitrics--Lush and 'Marshall Pas- l'10 1 1 3 1 0 tbrius and Bitter Time 1:32 Umpire (E4or01) 4 I third lime 1 :11 1 lb al -a or TH Lt e's i o'co g-iiid lottliY cor ii 4 0 1 I I) (I N) hile Vt' at ej hruso Mile fortiori 1111- 1 1 mont Nettie Hicks llogorama Dick AN'il- I i i Lo r1 oi tim I 't 4 9 1 :1 2 son and Sett Air ram TO CLOSE CONTROVERSY I 1 trt I 4 I I te 2 0 0 tho-: 1l IiiiY ik1 I' iii the jte 4 0 2 0 to 0 ANIERICAN LEAGUE 'I hird rare to furlongs-Titus I I 104 jai I iii'1ill 001 l'' 11 4 0 0 3 2 0 l'Ylentry) 13 to 5 vven: l'eggy O'Neal 107 7-- GUNS AND PISTOLS of-torero to 1 eototol Yellowatono 113 Ud in a Batte Eetween Neighbors Nea) Effort in Western Miners' Convention t- 1- a i hc 'dm ood 4 0 I 6 1 0 STNNIING OF TI1E CLI'llS (F ilson) '20 1-) I third 'rime 1:13 2-5 selg ir i wit jk 0 '201140 I 01 1 11 I 1 Relative to Industrial Workers 0 eie 'Won Iost oolt turnolette Illigh MerWian Miss i 310-0wan Itoyal Rogue a nil Dr Sher- DEN 1 Elt Col J11110 17--An effort wit q'toals ir 3 10 27 la 0 1' 17 I'0 made in the COnVtnton of the NA estern 11EBIDIAN Nliss June 17-A shugun ''11 INio i Ihirellm i ain Clevela lel '11 19 1')1 Man r'in' iI' tunings- r1 nei I 1 or Fourth raoe 6 furlongs: selling-Pha- of 111Iners to 1)ring to an end rifle anti pistol dael betwet 1 0: I I I '111' NI Ham itetroit Is -1''''1 i 10 a I id iud Met re 1- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0- 0 phihollphia 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 New york -7 lasts loh ti tett 6 to 1 lti bek the wo ida Inch li ari was se be tween at Chunky a small t)wn sixte en miles If oh pot th IlO33 21! '21 3'138 lo Morel) 20 to 1 second: Itevdt 105 Elie minvis and the Industrial Worker east of restilted In live of the I a 11H 1 1 the I 11- If 1t StiwoiLorY 11 Manning Bases St Poles '21 ill 11 tl'alinl 5 to I third 'Time 113 3-5 Ruda- of the world A relolution was introduced part icip ibis being more or less sermu I sly I I 1-i- bit ll as etr Wilhelm 1 Bil I Strum: 'isiiligt on 17 3 't loo dsafied for humping Itev 1 and referred to the ('onintittee on liege- titi lti I Nvar and Tom iquli A 1: rt 'Fi Ita ln li: -I mit try -'Illtelio 2 Bills 5 S1 Tifice lilts Boston 15 M'' '1 II 11 Io Ban lutions indorsing the principles of indus- l1tt mod anti a litol by the name of 4 ro 1 lte to3I'llo War3 Time 1:40 nlpire I'osal Sonitlre Kane Free liMight The triat uniouista as outlined lit the tirt 1 I ttooert ILibry on one side and Bill and I Bear Wild Blossom and as'e to I lir" Him 1 "xlis ii-: ri mo l'f moo AT 130STI oN ran constillition 1 eon' i1-en if "he Indln hut) tb 1 erones on the other en gitge in Fifth rive 75" furlongs s'-dlititr-Nutito 1 (Akers of the World as hoing tlo ImS7TON JUIIP 1 7- 1 1 111 Innsning ganle I a dielie 1 battle eahe Ione home totem at 1 i i i 1 Lucille 107 titoreit 4 to 1 wort Elevation rtorlilliv: logical and effective method or or- thol tt 11 fir- 1 1 1 81 I ot I333 :1 1 3' IT te 1 Pa Pa r1 w'I ZELLER totay heti the tia1 over St 1Iis 117 Kirschbaum) 4 to) I second demi panizing the workers in the industrial unto tom ifil11 tiny tot hn the yisitors eause Joao 44 took top 1101 confined soon Iteed po7 oltettigo 7 to 5 illtr1 'rime field l'he r'esolution provides tbat this foinol l'atmehill and ore1 FiX runs fil- hogs of the aughans N4 ilich he claimed anti l'h do 1 Per-L-t he 1 3-5 Markie I'itinet and 1ord Ignore i11 factional fights tind gel into his field 'rho ilowItoslai I hi 1- He v'I th m9 Drops Another Game Pelicans Blanking honing will' live mete in the ottxt tnh iii- ot the Vale rem elect del( gates lt) tile next annual con- ill 'Ilit'l dlit 0 Atlanta lungs Score: It If It W'ood arid the boy are said to iiiIVI ViS- Sixtil rare 1 mile purse-Palo-mon -1t eention of the Inolustriiii WOVIt0I's nt th0 pt rotit a piaLti01 1 St Louts 0 0 0 0 6 3 2 0 t--11 15 2 NEW TRIPLE EVENT ttlrossi 1N to 5 WOTI' Fair 1'oigot 105 orld instructed to use all honorable Jut 110 l'ilinic Paol called for the two NI: i oWFANS 111:10 17--Nen orleans timdtin 1 0 1 I 0 0 0 1 0-- 4 8 4 i Leeds) 3 to I second Iluerfano Boo Ret- InCans to insure the election) of an entirely "11111v l''''''' ''T''' sl ohot banta in a well plav I tt ionP I 'Alergan til Pmelo rris a Jones' to come out Before the hit i ter tiro 5 to 1 thirI Time 14a 2-5 Futze new set of toll icers I i the ogr7 pc i (maid cooniply with the command it is Hiiii 4 I '''9 111e 'es 1 l'''it'r 11 11 1 er lin a nne hill a nd Ar tlo er te Ti t'-' me Arranged by the Coney Island Jockey 1 1 i ii il ic ili itZelte Oyal Maxlm ttna rib's 1 I I' ''11 1 lir l' "I'l etih one-hande atch 2:06 'mpires Bur st owl Connolly said ing arty opened fire ton the ran THREE YEARS FOR BIGAMY tit house After the first volley litthert and imr1 all Le 1 el' Smith's doter against left field fence Boston I non the itfterimen gante lty Prosperity II werk of booth infields were feat- hunching hits in the seventh inning NE YtilIK June 17-The prosperity loll Jones opened the front door and th-npiro 1131e I wis a I tn rr 01 1 1: Store: 1111 of horse rang ei in New York is ind ea iteI AT WINDSOR Wh noth shotgns iille'VVIect tho tire tit the Thos iney Wh as On Wife Here hai0 NoI irL aiol ol 1 iirs ealord party wit(' toe resint omit no ii ict- Alt 11P0 A111 0 0 (I 0 3 0 3 2 by the fact that the Cony Island Joekey Convicted at Columbia tiVe Inell Wen Sind and one or two Mially smi a I na: II 4f I I 4 0 2 2 II (1 St IdilliS 1 0 0 ti 0 0 0--- 1 3 2 nth which ho gins its sprig meeting et jockey A Martin on Miss Gaiety Suffers wo 1 Tho JOIles brothers em'itpeol ly I '1t't el in bag thit 4 it 1 to 0 Batteries yung and Ctiger Howell sheepsiteid Bay on Titursoloy next lias (OLUMBIA T0n11 June li--oSpeelnt l' Ha fa 1In't da sa 1Hie aq to 1 latr it without Injury i 0 4 3 0 nr01 Itt041 Time 14o 0pirts Hut st 11 ra 1g a pi 'gramme inch calls tor a hard Fall Th ur as ei V't hitley who was arrested here i to te: I I m11 Medical and StyrOral dIfl WdS dent froir 10 11 'I 0 0 1 1 0 and Ciollinoilly so veral week sneP in the charg of llinn is 11I io ile 1 4 ont in pulses and slokes lAiet'ilict NvINDson r)n-Arlo j110n (laic- Chunky Tho he ill-erints ar el ia I 0 0 0 0 AT NE 1-01-1K l' al'irv of 111'It 1" 1he l2S''1" S'ib- ty stumbled nhtli her rider A martin bletrny at ul who hd on ae if in Nas h- Lairs an'd itorther "trouble is fearetitT l'o IL 0 to It ti i ban i th rPult vent ari al-Inge- but married another wotroun dt NE Yo )11K Julie 17---Tae Amer- ur V'hile reuniting the Ms torn The if vIll''' persom tualoya r' I i0- 144 i 51i 'i ftl 'I 0 I 1 5 0 meta which v111 have ils forst wa 0kt at aoiaa hot riviNet Bat ks Mills this county lias to on mini leans WWI allt1lier game I rom IThicagf) im iL I ileJ and cat i i 0 I 1 4 0 this ar '1'he winning 44 the three mom itea guilty the litry returning st yetolict of EASY FOR BOYS' CLUB -i or ie 1 I 1 I 0 (I 3 0 in (l 1Y-1(1 flu) mpor ant stakes the eeting fur hree ye4ors in the enitentiary r' 11 'Srabt I 0 0 0 0 0 Fateto sole cealliz a p1141els 11 l02 (101 or their age arries with it in lo'rst race ti' florlengs--Showma w-on The Boys' Club tetin won their vietort li te T1 I 11in't eyerr imin s-1i a inn ing Score Ft I 1 1" PrhiciPl a second Etren a hird Time 115 Cad any one Masi wins tbe three events I1 bl oho soo)i by clelting the south 1lar very hat i I'L e-ied be lir 11 litii TI Pt 0 3 4 1 0 t'llit'iliz 3 II 2 $10 as a staohtl prize tu CrOWn the spoorm rioe 4z ort s-Aatcy xl- on GRAFFIUS ON THE TOBOGGAN Let-siccft Siii-C4K111 The fejt of th aR''''' ''7 le 'root' fol '7 ll in ninth itt 1'-- i -t the' i 1 1 1 h11 ih ih-1-1 ari diti yno tio inl N'-V 1 ll'11--- New Yolk i' III 1 ftI Tn 1- 2 I 5 0 lruldre O'Loughlin ym miy ot thd li "1 ttlit i 'I Ol nit'll i 0 0 1 1 0 to 0 I it 1- 4 1:1 3 champion l'cri es lid Sn'illi and Sulliv" Tkt tillee eve nt includo the Tidal Pio I-5' A it it 11 Di AE 1 oo Ch sbro hi ane r'me Law ren ce I tliat leozam he ile ti ad i yv 4 0 0 3 0 AT 1-'1111-ki)EL 111A tare the Coolty Fr tililint Necind Red I lussar third Thee SluIEVEI'filiT La June 17----(Snochil) game was the pitching of Iart he stro Third ra fur ve 6 iongl-P ath NI it 11 Vilihitti (1'11Titia NVI-Irl has berm atelling rg lilt ten m''n and t1V1) HIS or ohreveport sinee 1911 Iva rem to the first seven loinhgs and the hattif A 111 J1 upi'li Oleasa te'corel l'Ylitlare thir(I Time (lay an1 will go to Gulfport to lain for- of he go '11ng a home run tno StaktH Tilo total VAitle of I l'ilf21 I 'Itr' 3-5 mer NItillfiger 110t)hy 11111101 OrfItTiol liaggr amt Iwo solgtes out of five thmo the i is sh01 one tam3 Fourth raee 4 furiongs--Fandango won pl aye some gr it ba oise ball 'o Shreve at hat Setae: 3 lo I I 0 0 1111AL)iJA Juno 17 philadefi win all li'ree the fl tor this Dandy DIAllre t0041(1 lla th it ime of or hut this year ee sme to leo1 ti lio tlio e- m's' It It IF I 2 4 41 0 3 2 0-13 0 4 I i )-1' He la 1 0 0 0 I 0 nhia olo'reat''1 l')' ient WIglid net his fortunate owner $70- 4-6' ct AI( ilIVOlICIntz age In addilloon he 14 0001(2001W-1 1 I 0 1 1 0 0- log thre runs in tit the Si inn ing ev0 i ir 7 I rituig tsoe ots-J i ''11 eeftille a disorganizing Spw -t rinol ttl liato it es-Poys lu Larry an im S- 0 0 5 A hits find tno ro rs Th om to -qtai hat- wn 101s econoL Mary ClitS I thoK11 he helped to develop the 1rate fall I 1Pdg11 Ilrown and Vril 'Atereih-s e' lo rmQt ot I 13'33 I 1 ia I i lig 1 Cs PI Hi 90 eh '333 I o3 11 (3 1 0 OPIP)1 PlikIY 11ILE third Time 1'29 1-5 Manager Fisher was forced to let Idol w) 1we l'iititt I 0 0 1 Cif-vent rod olel 0 0 000-1 STUBBS DEAD S1sth race I mil-Alta 'McDonald w00 to further the best interests of the team Th3 Cinio wisbeS gnmes vilth any 1 PfelsoltIphi 4 3 ti l1 1 0 10 0 4-- 4 lo 1 Th 0 Triv I r-- i''11 k- 1 Itarmakis second Light Not litirol Time Bart' and 1filFeIng will allernat toehinet I am 11 ta disn c0 of fift mile ot iittict les-Jess and NVoketieltl: Coombs the at future kt em um more tiv ioldri Iir tune S-1 I N- -11' 1 A podi i IA 2)s 2 5 '27 14 2 WaS Formerl I a Member of the Yale 1:11 3-6' i mot prayers 'rime l'hoptes Evitlis changes ar expectel In the leleal line-up 1-ndnL ItiVi' Clulo 145 Fourth-ravenu i ItOlii31-ot3 311331 ftd Crew Norta NLiicviii a a 0 0 0 a 0 RESULTS thts week ---'--li AT AS1 I I NkTI oN iri Olt- I il 0 II 0 i 0 0 o2 ATLANTA GL Jene 17-Siditey (I- 1 xvAstilNCTON June 17 -octrt de- Stubbs a prominent yong usitits twin smnii In 1I-0 hit itenstein 1 Ir17- 11 11 rv1 astingionto-day i 11 i a il 1-xo'ling nt Savannah diedbere to-cbtv a e-1 25 I 1 1 I to I ing gatot a ind s- as 1110 mlwr of the lilt lode arsity 1' l' Ili I It) I Id ot le l''1 '2 Zeller ce it lasted an ilinlisit and l'Itten and crcw At EDUCATED' EXPERT SPECIALIST 7rT--fir thA 1: Lcs cit 111: 4'r l'11111 1 I1 I killian finished the su toggle Sere 1' i 'il t- get 1--111': Gen- 1ii 10ii I 1 i ttins 11 on 11SeS It 11F SCII0ONR YACHT RACE 1 ttg As 1 1 11- r-! 1 ms- 7: (o It 3( I twili 3 i'll-41 on 0 to 0 0 0 0 0 '2 0- 4 to 5 BEI-111 Jure 17-'r he sehooner yaeht I -1 -I a 0 1s) rri- 1 4 t'10tt TI111- I 1-Iiiiir0 0 3 to to to 0 0 1 1- 5 7 I 4 DR 'ROLAND' ri EGISTER Pier freto Dover to Heligoland wag tvn 1 0ii-q it t- I 1 re -b i itcieras I'att 11 li o1 otranam aril built (Ian owned by Irtish a OV Max N''' t'T l' 11 'n' Scmi'''' Von Gioilleailne of Coltigne beating' or i 1 '1 i Cnn li '171 mn Sh I than COTTON STATES LEAGUE Te ir a ver's redact by le seronds Time Tro- morl can built Navahrie now AMERICAN ASSOCIATION owned by lIerr aetjen of ro ten was 1 0 '''''1 -i iion it---vi-Itsburg 4 Meridian 01 I 1 4 notig the comvetitors 't f' 1- rt 4 MolV 5 I 0: ('-' 1 rt von-- 140k 4 Co Ro himbil 3 C''' i 1 I 1 A 44 )1'7 1' I k' 1 ---i I I 1 1 4 1 11 1 i tutIP June at Kenilworth: First race 41 turiong-s---1Vm Lyon 10 to 1 won Scymour 1tlPr eVen Fecond Keti hmike 6 to I third Time SecOnd race steeplechase ahout 2 niiius-Gemoze Lciicr 9 to won: Jay See iloriceriy CitYanatich A to 5 second' Tarpon Sto 1 third Time 4:15 Third race a furlongs-1re Harrison 11 4 to 1 won Alenon a to Reck 15 to third Time' 11:1 4-5 Fourth race 1 mile ya nIs Dolan 2 to 1 won Atnnedo 2 to 1 ii OT11 Poly Prim 11 to 5 tidrd Time 143 4-6 Fifth race 1 IP eV11 won June Time 20 to 1 ecowl Lady A 7 to 2 third TiTTIP 1'41 3-5 Sixth rare 44 0 13 Nk'n1r Stanley Fay 3i to 1 second Merrimac 5 to 1 third Tin 53 1-5 tole sesults at Ill'FFAI o) 1- Kenilworthe First room 41 foriongs--Wm Lyon 10 to 1 won: Seymour Butler vV0'11 F00- end Netehmike 6 to 1 third Time 55 Sechnd race steeplechase about 2 mlies-Geolgr Leipr 9 to 5 won: Jay See tfo roner ly a vanaugh A to 5 second Tar pon 1 hi rd Ti me Third oac'e A ft rlongs-Lee Ilarrison 11 4 to 1 won AloneOn A tr -3 Se-31301d Ida Reek 15 to third Time' 113 4- north rac E' -e 1 mile 4 ya rs To --m Do- lan 2 to 1 on Amp ed 1 0 to3 3(311 June Fifth race mile-Killleclatiklo even on Time 20 to 1 seroted Lad Al'ein 7 to 2 thIrd TiTTIP 1'41 3-5 Sixth rare 4'4 fnriong-MInnie a 13 Stanl won ey EAy 1O to erond MerrImac 5 to 1 third Tin 53 Fixth rare 4'4 13 to 10 won Stanity FAy 11) to 1 spoond MP4rthritc 5 to 1 third Tin" 53 1-5 1 11 SOI Fourth Ave 1Coir Union Nahv11IcTen Hours 1) to 1:30 to 5:31) in 43) to :400 ti 00 I Cure Nervoiit Chronic and Private Disese such 04: 10 Blood and Skin Diseases Ki in -y Urinary and troller ao illaeas-s Nrryntly Debild Vitra and FPotuta Liver and stomach Troubles Varicocric Stricture Catarrh and IthrumalPem ditt Fourth Ave Cot Union Na'ihvIlir Tenn 7 i 0 Hours 0 to 1:30 to 5:10 min 631 to 8 I Nervoits Chronic and Private Disease such 114: 1 ol Blood and Skin Disessom RI in Urinrv anti trlr 00 Deb1241l'ile41 tind t'intuttai1Livelt i i ik t' ling Irtartimnotm et rcfcr riles it I le cr 1 by iI It 5 nt t''1Z" 1-ed cure itcr riles it I I or I 1 tt I 'I t' Pt Ily I 1 I 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 li At Kant4 City 11 To Iplo 4 Eeconel orne hansos City 4 Toledo 5 At 01 Louinvilll At 1 trntrgs) At I'nut At T01( do-First gdme Einsatt City 11 Toledo 5 At oWlville-Minnenrn'NR 01 Leulville At Colimbue-Colurobila MIlwo 1 ikre 1 trntrga) At St nt (11 trntrgs) St I'nut ErLosioN OF GAS NEW YORK June '17--Two fremen were perilutily inJurQd nd eIght others ellghtly but-m- I In en of gni (11Poti by Are In the home Mvx )Aemle Tys-01 on West Forty-ninth Atroot- to-day rpr clzirov nre NEW YORK Tune firemen were tvr1141t4ly Injured and o'g ht thers 11'41-14 1 In an of gni 1 IP011 by fbe In the home Ty1 Forty ly s43 oes- atreo-t to-y da l'Iroti bY ft Are In the homo Niro tVomley Tysol on West FOrty- niptil Atroot- tn-ddy -SOUTII -ATLANTIC LEAGUE 1 11' Mnoon 1 01 itInirr3) 4 Etivonnah CONSULTATION AT OFFICE OR BY MAIL FREE NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAIR UNTIL MER 10K -ATLAN TIG LEAGUE I CONSULTATION AT OFFICE OR BY MAIL FREY 1 A 4 NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAIR UNTIL CUM M000n inniras) i Chace 'on 4 Etvonnkih 4 I 1NOT A DOLLAB NEED BE PAID UNTIL CLUED I 4' Tenn Tenn ti NOWMMOOMT ammoreaomov i 1 -7 1 JI 1 i 1 1 i 1 l' i I i i I 1 a -2' 2: -I- a' 1-' r' -1-7r1 '2''': 0 -le 1--'177171 l'.