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MRS HUNTINGTONu-Rf

r Wposter Declares He Collected Sum in Gashand Also Got a 1500 Subscription

Without Argument from Senatora Depew on Eve of Second Marriage

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Moses Elias Woofer originator of Fads and Fancies and Amer-

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Smart Set wants DistrictAttorney Jerome to issue a warrant forcriminal libel against Jiis former associate Col William DAlfon Manneditor of Town Topics After Mr Wooster has given Cot Mann p taste

r criminal prosecution he mtend suing him in the civil courts forS25pi000 for defamation of character

The interviews given out by Cot Mann regarding the Town Topicsstand are the basis for Mr Woosters complaint He alleges th tCotMarin referred to him in the public press as a scoundrel and also intimatedthat he had tired him from his empby

I KH ISOCOO oul of Fads and Fan-cies

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sinJ Jhere were J30 00 bwlna to moihtJcI parted TyjiCgU BallMr Viooster I had turedmostotihe subscriptions and was tired an-

tvaricr Vh trio abrjudlAfter my return he hked me to S3

1 hack to work for him I1tooo1I yearI triedit for a few weeks arid then quitI confess I was astonished atthe war Mann split the JiqOOO Igotrom Sirs Huntlnctbn I got mot ofthe subscriptions to Fads and Fanciespersonally and there WM absolutely nocoercion used arid none wa s nedusar

Dlduu B t tte subscription of MrsH itnstoa7yes

Col Mann mya Bhe paid TJSOij asdihN bi has her contract for that sutni

She Paid 10000t This Is the correct statement of that

CAS Col Mann cold to me one dayInI lK1J think you had better see

C I Hnntiueton She Is very wlJtbyund muybe ou canget her to subscribeto our cooic I thlnlc she ought tonot less than OOOSte uan anord-

I vpeclal features and ajidsome wonderful enibrJlintlimenlsV I saw Mrs IIuntlnKton pave her aletter from Col Mann and showed beeample UOKCS ofFads mid Fancies 1found ber most charming and ugrceablIn every way She was ofoased wltuthe Idea ap clally when I told her howmuch Col Mann had always admiredher buattaod how be bad regardedas an old friend and remarkable rail-road man

MAft r some little talk Mrs Huntington ned a letter agreeing totlOoeo for the book This letter Itookto Ool Mann whoMld he wn perfectlydullghted erew at notimo any

j4 question as to the amount to be paid Itf wa OOOOnot1000lIhe paid th 4or-

mer sum and I trot half of ItHow was the money paldTIn caah-WhocoUectedIU1 did One day I needed jnme money

and asktd Col Mann for some JJOOO Jthink Now the Colonel always WAShard to collect from and he put me ortand suggested that t coIl on Mrs Hunt

1 < dldso and naked her It shewould mind Col Mann have3000 of the 1IOOCOIlio had topay for aTldFnnOIIIJCtrtAlnIY-not 8h repHefl Knew tho Coloneland he iras nerfeellYIlPod1Then she gavomeISoooi I IOOttOCOIMIInn He handed back

Later I called again and asked Mrsnuntlnfftonir ho had any objection toPaying the Other tialfi had noneBho VIJmo moneyHipaln nlIlIsand IdWdcd It

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PROVIDENCE RESULTS

FIRST RACE Diamond Flush 1teo3 1 Collector Jessup 6 to 1 2-

Neptunue 3

SECOND RACEVerneas16 to5 i douvler 16 to 52 FIJI 3

THIRD RACEGoldFleur6 to1 1 Tommy Waddcll IB to10 2Wild Irishman 3

TrFOURTH RACH Mcsier of Craft

3 q 4 1 Clbyerland 9to 21 2

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FIFTH RACE Magaiam 8 to 5-

1BlueMamloMo 1 2 Pythla 3

ellito The Evrnlnr Woril-NARRAOANSKTT PAm PRO VI

DENqE li I July SLSindays heavyrajn anl todays Ihlck clouds left aslow and muddy track at the Infieldfencp while a raw wind did not improvetho condition The attendance was thesmaliosToJ tho meeJtlng though a good

deleRatloif Jew York horsemenfrom tha Urltflitop trovk wet ID evi-dence

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The handicap for threeyearold atr about six furlongs was the feature

though the fourth race one mile forthreeyearolds and up brought but

Iaam efastoneilctaJdeWIUnutIIIlbIOt-l1 t flrst rape for nrnwlnnors and

Uas Oolawaha Gold Croft CrfioLong Jay and1 r lihop Pooie wera

cInheeCon race TO Cox

third Grand Blani iriiJPlrik rjrit-ho fourth MIrthleis and Courier anathojlfth prlnctss Royal Mlns Finch

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Sanfords Horse Off Poorly

Closes Ground Fast andBeats Watertight

WINNERS AT SARATOGA

FIRST RACE Broadcloth2 to 1

1 Czaraphjne 2 King PepperS

SECOND RACE Jimmy Lane 13-

to 5r15teelmaker12 to 1 2 Onlytwo finished

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THIRD RACEBurgomaster to51 Gallavant 8t01 2 Vendor 3

KJUKi H RAlit Caughnawaga 1-6to1 i Watertight 6 to 1 2 Bel ¬

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FIFTH RACE Mad Mullah 9 to10 1 Lady Elllc n 8 to 1 2 Can-

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SIXTH RACE Blair Athol 2 to1 1 Adonis 5 to 2 28andyD3

BY FRANKW THORPSpecial to Tfie Evenlnr World

BAKATOCJA N YJJllv311he pre-

dictions that Saratogawas to have thonjost successful meeting In Its historywere fulfilled this afternoon when thecrowds poured Into tho grand tand un-

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it wasfilled to overflowing and therewere more bookm kcra making applica-tions

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for stand than could bo accom-modated

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This latter condition of affalrn gaveMets another fit of the sulks and

for half an hour previous to the firstrace the members in lino refused tomake book There were seventythreeapplications from the Mots These withten outsiders made eightythree alltold who wanted to boalc In the bigrlrigv Mr Cavanauch could accommo-date

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only seventythree books In thering so he put on the ten outsiders nndthe first sixtythree the Mets

This nctlnhv was stunning to theMeLs hepauje Goorcn AVlieelncli thePresident of the Metropolitan Turf Astojlitlan nnd Billy Cowan the biggest1lyel lntllCrlnll vrec shutoutItIwas the only action that It r Cavinaugdcould talto however without disci imln-

UIIR iiKUlnHt certain of the membersThe Mets held a consultation and a

commltlco WWI sent to the racing praclals Them was a lengthy conferenceand while the racing association did notfeel disposed toInterfere with Mr Cav-anaujjli it wus deemed wise 16 crowdInheothertcn Meta and settle the dimculyIn future however the Mets will

be limited to rlxtythrec members Thisdecision WES not reached until 2-C1tmcch to the dellcht of thn deadliners who were handling mil the money

From each bookmaker In the ring today jlJwas collected It wai nt ther ect fTper race for each of tlo-ilx races it was announced that thiswps to py for advance Informationwhichprivilege Cayanaugh husptir-cliaatd

Association Needs trill Money

The announcement ls merely a sub-terfuge

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to coverup the real reason forthe colkcUori Saratoga has no greatcity llkeKcw Vprtp dftw attendancesfrom ond thsloi of revenue from thering wua keenly tilt Jt WIUI up to theAssoclatloj therefore to devbo somem an4 rll tUnK a revenue from therln anil the above action wile the re-

ult The raVenUfl ibday icludlniptlio field nmilunUid to about J1WO It-wUlcbmeplo ejoivOWZor the in fltJnr

Baratoga had > brilliant c rd todayIoti the ir racei being rno tattract-

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ard JnterMtln The features of-oourse Wore UiiBaratpgaHandlcap ajia

lit h blo bdanUrhcloM fleUU < The Saratoga Handi-cap

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tnetrick did nndjslow v aklng faj-Ime outof mi question and mfttertall-

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Continued from 7th Column

Sixth Inning Strang walked Bresnahanflied to OdwellAmes out to Corcoran Browne fanned No runs

Kelley out to McGann Seymour doubled Corcoran fannedAmes and RfoGann retired Odwell No Runs

Sevenh nniinrj Donlin walked Odwell got McGanns flyMrns out at first Dahlen flied out No runs

Steinfeldt and Street walked Chech fanned tiuggjnssingled Barry and Steinfeldt were doubled out No Runs

EiGhth Inning Corcorans throw gave Devlin a homerRtrang out Bresnahan singled Ames flied Browne fouledOne run 1 fKelley jliedseYmOlllfCUI dcorcorallvrilkcd Odwell out

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I ILATE WINNERS AT LATONIA

Fifth Robin Hood 1310 Happy Jack 72 Louise IVP Farla0AT FORT ERIE 1

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Fifth Loch Gore 95 Reeves 61 Irene Brady 151S xthJBthoklyn 52 HarryTJew 51 First Born 31

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HOW SARATOGA HANDICAP WAS RUNFOtiriTli RACE The Jianitoca Handles throyearoldt and upward Milue 110000one mllo and a Quarter uoor won ull TIm2117 Winner chh bYCIICford LA Toica owner f ianford-

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the Val W DftVl iU 411

7 T 7 4 2 < vrnAlannDale Martin 03 80 4fl11J Lon Ip atCoupltJ CouplKl pot 10 S

phln who beatlenlbsfor the KlnPepperthre

Looking Steeplechase8EC11 DnACETe Balliton Steeole

value82I alu wmleHtr o WoWl Dllflnl

JI mn LanOwen Jlnfn 1111133 88 3CMtlllio nd Darker Kotale tut butCastillah was a strong favoritetoepleha8 but after leading for1 aJimmy heavily

backed cccond choice then went to thetodllputethe0ea withMeDlelnclne

won asllr by Ixleniths from ItelmUorwho at acritical pont vrythlng h not do Oarterfell at the clubhouse jump on the secondturn

8uoonr Flash Rtak a

value dOOu five ana m iltw YMl-dalBood W n emUr Tiros 1J08SJ-

SUriers jock Wti BtHlfFln HrltBurfoiiwuttr HIIdjlJBa > I-OOallt 0 f 6 I tirutSha

Velours Mohawk IK1 Dont U 0 IIjand Th

VndorJrIliIr at the starton ttaa road7toitba Durp-

mlterand1enrhyncTO lon 4 I juround tho

turn uivfll the WhPfaUunio-masur Wentto the front Ho drewawy t the ho won oa I

thre v le gins from a llavant rvliilcame stronirat the end and b ay yt41or

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upablt cioserOherwlaethere wasno change farturn 1anya weakened andWftterllght passed her Beldame alsoelond but Interest was centred onjuarhnnwars wh mcving rapoutalde He pass Tnnraeand Ju before they swung Intoth tTetoh h went to thd WildMint the collapsed nndtook place Waterlht

cmeand took third place but neitherWch who wonwith to b length

scanifrom Wattrlht who teat Bldaml a

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ItUf Fin rJd MuUJcUlln HIOIO8 M 8 Snleen HIKtbrd 105 1 B a 8 D

Hit OatJ HhtnandMh Dinah 4hndranDray J enlo sn4 Barbsroua all-

Iaulfhent < o the front at thoninnln and won In

a drlvo by avlength from JyFleon-w0 was up all ththird three lentrths Actntlon an easyride throurhaut

PleIiTom Bltw Up-S ddtdi maUeart i> ilit tlvn a hiif lurlonn tW

good i Wp drivnic Tdu rlW vJorki Win 8lfllfFln trjW

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nl mill lltldmoiectof u orUon-onJ Aiur< nlMrnn

Pc Torn raced o the front anmade all the runnlm IP the hfollowed bv I I lrAthoINoruoA10tIHlEHupln Pnnl thelaitaUtwnth Blar At > j >

tlotheJroHt and won aand f yrowj AdonU who plnih itJt

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For Nine Innings It Was aPitchersBattle Neither

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pUmpire EnElla AttcndllceOEXPOSITION PAniC PITTSBURO

July 81 Cloudy weather again krptdown the attendance at the second firunobetveenthe Pittsburgs and Brooklyn

ny Pltabure men hl orderto play out tho stnrg Brooklyns The nine wants to win all gamesand be In Kodshapelmeat the Olnntshere on

First InningDobbj woa thrown out by Rltchey

Sheclcard gave a fiyto I14tchey Lutnlev o wrctn cncijscr In ilsriit-fleld Leach took Babbs long drlvaInto centre Held NO RU> S-

Clymerfnshcdnf Dobbso meet the b31

I JenrlwIs retired on a fast

8 ondlnnlnglsier1as hit bvAnlcech1ton-Ilo

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and Gtsler hadnt Inthe we d Ollt back to cnnbasoMalay K Vaener who threwhim out NO HUNS I

Waencr put one of Scnnlon s fastoncuPlnto the olr for Malar How ¬

for a safety to centio IHe Btole second throwing low

HowardBrolnss longtyout toSheknrdput

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a nice stop and thrown of Rttchey apeppery punch NO HUNS

Third InningEfreen hiph skied to Clymor Scar

lau jilacktJ the flrst one ani Hndcrt ItIt y In left Uobba wm nnisrisy out

Loach fihtckarJsf majli heiwecn-rluht and centre looltd fo <l but Leuch-B it under It NO ntJNhi-

Gcmilrr bvlftl out llto rlrit llddfor Pe 173 D3pCnni rjilid t lesslnf-iriyiiijrs fly sottlea In Shjclsaiii s mluNO nUNS

Fourth InningLumley bunted and seemed to strikn

n iload liciit with Howard In tnBSliiE j

llrst but 1rlo11 out Hatch outCose to ncreamer wassnlondldly broken down and then finelythrown by Brain The latter was hurtIn the play NO RUNS

Bibb and GfJUlrr attended 1o ClarkeAfter two strikes LeJish BIIVO Bergen 1found Wnjrner ulso hlshfouled to B

gnSanlnnwn pitching some NO

Fifth InningBabb spaiked a Imer to rlgiit which

Clymer twined Malays fly was wanteby Leach tout Clarke got itfrfst box Bergen NO RUNS

Howard was subdued on u puny tapto Scanlan Drain hIgh fouled tomtch-Rltchey popped to BatcJh NO RUNS

Sixth InningScanlnn was chlko on Brains neat

of hlii uobbs was ruRlay Howard to Case Bhcckord struckout NO HUNtPcltis In oliort centre SeanInn thought Malay ohould have chasedIt Case aJid forced 1eJtz tjcanIan to Babb Clymer forced Case BeanInn to Clarke drove a liner overUnbba hea Clarke tote second Cly-mer

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trl steal home but wo< outgoanlan to Bercen NQ RUNS

Seventh InningLumlev topCl Rltchey to nut

Batch chopiKxl to Case and was aneasy out J splashed safe tocentre JJubb popeJ to Wagner NORUNS

Leaoh beat Babba throw fromshort Wajrner fouled to Batch How-ard filed to Malay Braint drove acorker to deeD centre Julleltt In after a ninrn run NO

Eighth InningMalay hit Ohe flrst ball pitched and

Case threw tjm out Berron foundPremiers aaleep and bunted lel-llanlfi

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Wa well caurtitPetz to nitchey NO

RHc1iey out Batch to Oostler JHout Malay to Oejwler CBSO-

Cwput mer tiled to Shockard NO

IUNNinth InningPobbl out second to first Bheckait

lined centre Lenoh apparent r-

cauKht the cloie to trround bi i-

Bmcllo bal he scoooed It Hhec-lar4 second on Lumloys out Wiixnix-to first LlnohCUght BatchsL lor tcrash in NO bv Clarke valktj Leaoh hit over JJotwiiu

heed but tun cot h vni mmle Vaiprr-slneM to centre HowardMlT but a Brds lost throw hl1

on third UrJntlt <o Batch-nitohcv eroupilnl was outat llr NO ItUifS

Tenth Innlnfl-QenHlcrfl raadli wan hot but right

ut Raltli Hied to l 3 li Jtulay blIIO safely and Bbt third onCa throw short linerxotaway from nlchellt1 Malayscored overCUrVs heftdbur Kot oni baseDabbd lied to bearlv OKK nUN

Pelli walked H llebrandi acted asubIDeforpe tlSrAuto Jer n t e4 tlr

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McGraw After Record iJi>

BY B02EMANBULGERSpKln to Tho Evenlnr World

CINCINNATI O July 31TheGiants are after anotherand went for todays Kiunc like n cy¬

cone It waspretty hard on Clncllbut McGraw said

where friendship ceased1 The Rcrtshave already lost nine straight Barnestp the Giants This fact Is nrcylnff veryheavily upon the mind of Rcdlamt arid

nl kinds nf aU cUonaQreboln madeKelley on how rn

As 1 last resort Kelley decided torun hln pony battery icomposed of-

Chech and eet Both are youngstersbut Chech d well In theffnme liepitched at the Polo Grounds that muciihope was Placed In his ability TheneisIUoDr1clcrllyconclu 1 n eli

old Giant catcher 11 Is un nit aliberal sum lbo paid to the Carlnals Gilbert to olayand Stronir went back to second

First Inningopened with a slashing drive

to Odxvell und Donlln was victim ofHUKglns quick throw to first McGannwas allowed to walk Merles wasthrown out by Stelnfeldt NO RUNSHUlh1 sent a boundcrocrDahlma

single and stole e cond whlloBarry struck out Kelly bunted n fly4o Bresnahan and Hiigglns was doubledup on a quick throw to Straiig NORUNS I

Second InningBuhlen svtcda orietoas drive to

centre andand both advanced on1 Dlnaltcffroundurtu StfInfeldt BresloJutlmlhll a hotsorcd while Devlin took third Amessingled over second arid Devlin came InHresnnhan stopplnR at second Brownoforcod Ilrcsnahau at Uilrd Donlin thenItoro up the tcrs with a snvash for twobases down the Ic foul line scoringAmes and McGann wan aafo-on a slow hit to Corcoran McGnim wasottt stealing second FOUR RUNS

Daliien made a treat play of Sey¬mours CToundcr and Strnn took Corcons skinner with ease Bresnahnncot odwplls bunt and hurled It to MeiGann NO RUNS

ThlrlngMerles and Hnsglns

took cure of Dahlen Devlin was pa e-on Chechs wide throw to flrst Strangrwalkdlresnahnn then

Amessingled toler

ONE RUN-Stelnfddt wa thrown out by DahlcnSlrtot walked but Chech Jllcd to I3rownoand

IIUNHUiiBglns grounded to rulNO

Fourth InningUrowm thot a ulnsle to 5ol but vns

doubled witii 10111 on a bounderHUlll41i RUNS

throw out IDarn struck out Kelly sJnsrled andSeymour put a safe one to left A wildpitch advanced both men Corcoran

was thrown out bv Htrinif but Kelleyscored on the nlav Slelnreldtlroundto Ames ONE

Finh Inning

centreSem urKl under erel Dihlenii-grouniter

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to short Devlin fouled outto Street No RUNS

Stelnfeldt lined out to Dahlen andStreet took the cuntChechslnleto centre andbunt 10 Ames Barn out grounder toDahlen NO RUNF-

HIGHIANDERS GAME OFF

AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK JulySI Heavy showers which soaked thediamond cause a postponement of thegame pie Highlandersand Clevelands

AMERICANLEAGUE

ST LOUIS AT BOSTONBnth games postponed on account of

rain

EASTERN LEAGUEr

PROVIDENCE AT ROCHESTERlame postponed on account of rain

NEWARK AT TORONTOCinme postponed on Account of rAi-

nSLFFALOAT JERSEY CITVfn aowjnj of rainp >

lATONIA RESULTS

LATONIX nAcE TRACK JulY 3-1Kotlowlnff r liof yraces horei-

KIRBT RACEFlve furlongs DrKeith 1W Rudke 8 to B I Old Mate112 Morrison 8 to 1 Jinucley o-9TrueboJ JO tol 3 Sf

Orown Bherrlll LllaMfrlgltIenry Moror IndJ II Jll

SECOND JACFOhoiUeand flfiy-firdi Orlll t I

IRo1tkcoto J j Vnninoblneopj MplHamilow Juilite Banfley Chief

PiII ond J K T ran JCI Svn furlongsTTwo-

ieiiny105 McLoilichllnV 2 10 Ji AJ-

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100 tn 8 Tlm-IJSJ6 Bailors Urtuni Ike IMealji-Jrank BUI SI 9jir Gif nnd-1rank GrMI ltfi run

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BLAST BLOCKSSUBwAx

rnterfercn wHIi Traffic Smailiei-Wlidoirii

tand Hurt

Three JlcnA prcoiiiturij Maptt In qn excavation

on Clinton Incri encar Union avenue iiIn the Oronx late this afterpoon seri-ously

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Injured three tahorira and threwIlIlHo lItJnlson the L structuretho 111

The uxplrulon shatered thn windows iJof ncurhv homes scaring the tenants ftconsiderablyof iho racks thrown on tho i

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dlntln iiLthed Swim family 1hey WC1O 1married qt Guiieva and her marrnso the Countess reelded u1xIJd 1

ONE MAN KILLED tjIBY A FALLING WALL Ji

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lII III1t No 951 Frcennri streji-

bor 1hot tho Bronx collapsed thisafternoon and one man was killed All

Ithe otlicr worlcmW escaped

Threo amibulanccs >yere sent to Uiascene and the nearest fc< k and ridder-comnpnv war timmonrd and men wer ijsont lii all rcctlons for lclcsjind-sliovob but tifro wn a llirtle for th m ito do j

FLIES FOR JIAlF AN tiOUR-

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Stevenv Make Sriccp a fillTrip in IIU Airahlp at v t

nrlcliton Pftrk ttJProf Leo Stevens made a suocessfulitrip In his alrthip at Brighton Reachlate this afternoon

The ship was In the air for morethanhalt an hour and made juyeraj revolu-tions

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going wherever Prof Stevens de-sired

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to More than 10000 persons wit-nessed

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the exhibitio-

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THB NEEDLES JileotWIlitJlll31The American urhooneryacht Utowann ownd by ll on 1

Armour of tho New YorkoMCJubpassed here yesterday

FORT ERIE WINNERSlvSpecial to Th Ermine Worldt iw

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