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THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY JULY 28 LfrOS t 9 l I All the News the World of Sports I r in ARASEE IS YICTOR Samuel Emerys Entry at 8 to o Gets Handicap i HAS SPEED ALL THE WAY rnte Oceanian Winn by a Length from Bouquet Who Had Been in Close Quarters Threequarters of a Mile Comedienne Wins Third Uliick Oak Shaken oa on Two Sepa b New Tork July Arasee S to S was victorious ta the handicap for threeyear aide run at Brighton Beach this aft presence of spectators Sweet bad the mount and toot Araeee shook oft Black Oak on two separate occasions la the run up the back stretch and then as he rounded the tarn he drew away After that Bouquet who had ssec in close quarter tee three quarters o a mile came with a rash under the whip left to win bundll by a Issqth Xrosn Bouquet Comedienne made an the nanafatr hi the third while Ntawje won the steeplechnc- Navajo pulled op kune that Piayim had to dismount sad lead him Bairns hade to scales Hnmecrest won the tint race ilary attfe Ragman WOB tile teat eves for jearolds in a gallop Five favorite tojC The Summaries FIKST KACSrlM ana to- er Of McCarthy MO tiilbrrt 7 L iiuisi Chtts 8T 0MsO I to 5 third Ttaaa IsTML- KS BU and O C XiII SE XI- yavao a i L iHed f to a i raodsa 9 KcKkaacy T o 1C third THIRD RACEOa- di rne 1 UrDaaiei 7 to t 13 Leri I ta L aiit DtaMieSaaat a Ole Cahc 7 to I thad Taw CIiliji Mousey CoL White ITniaitiaaafc and Sc Jcvph abft no FOURTH KACEOw aGe Aaaae IS illaiil S to 5 nn Buuqaat IB TlrflaXilt t W BX second B1 A the IB OteCanhr S Tm i 5 W34 Benats FIFTH KACESti fnricaici L- UrCarUiTl 4 to L Friaene- to 1 irecod He Kaon Sweet i ta S taM 103WL Qaeea Jtatanertte O Sbea and KOhaiD ran SIXTH KACEPhe f- i5 eeti 5 to 5 Bat Armdark If Tork It to L I31 Gianix r Slat CM Ta a Taaaa B a Astisr and Fhnaaa Bay she na PORT ERIE RESULTS mad Emery te tile abut 6000 to the front to make an the MIt u II th BIMIk the twit a I 1 t DI TillIe t a c ct 5IIK G- aL to 1 dIaI I S tr Trn Z1I HI kIt 0IaD0d 5 ee Arasee for- borne he m M g LACL Das ic She she as t she U ud Xs < > = > > > < FIRST BACKn failiiui Brlaiau Mf War PM s to t IKB life Almti 1st Baoa S 1 xrand 3Oa Grttteadcn MB ntailail JL X- thTd TiHif im ltr BiaBr La Santa Ttaii Iy aad lady RMSac i Oaa BrtttaBW Dcacfc BCB Baia SECOND RACKVfcc- NOTM m tOttt MB M- Btel to third Ttae 1 4 rr Millar aid IM she na TBIRD KACaVeti noloec- mui to i WB Soak May B Otdaar 7 to i srraixl Hay RkbeaMu Mi ffuamut- hird Time IJT CoL rfcunlala Staan HJB FOCBTH KACKOna aad- L TMire P IMjr IIS iXiooO I to C- StaZ I Mf WahaL L secaad Paai- Minder J to V Shed Taaa laW OcB tar tcv and Cac e Tobr a- FTFTH aUCBSizt- tluidnr 2 to 1 wot Kla fluaai Bt Oiaitsa 12 to 1 aeoond CiliVa Shon Hi Buari Ha i third Tan 114 Lady Cull Bcaa Bhaaad- an l Tnnersin aloe JaIL SIXTH RACYOoe- Ik a US Bma 7 to V aaoaad WaahAic H BM4 to third Time CDS FOB TODAY FIRST BACKFtraeicbta fa aaDr- J rrer Lztf- EiUl Bodrmar SECOND KACEOae- Gokrada Winning Star St- oher I iaer THIRD RACE HiUfca- aAdoratioa Laun Ml- Baule Axe FUOITH KACEOa Bt Eaiiooe IB Bad CarEcob- ac C Lilly 8a a- Cmsisa H- iHTH EACEKae aid Doaatoa D- Tra eJer Itaady- Catbartee Dr Pillow Lasata SIXTH RACK OM Corncob Greeno Fort Brie tidy aL- e a a r DIll sF t Lure 8 510 1 eeih n a J Th w Al II S POW L ua 5sn aIIIIt Da Brighton Bench MIIJIIc IIIM SF DIiood- Irr Co- 1r CId JU Ui I1Ie 01 Qo m II as Ik hud ap- t ou 1 < m If m 011 Un m BIIIL 11 8 iitM um MIl II BIIII 14o- DOde 1ftoIIk SI n m- uo eiIIIbIe PtRT is Eeaoor as 3- L sd J us he lis e Ihe is ias W- I 10 She cIIas- t Asto ACING tk aet si as L thsP d a- EtcOt1O I as Tiasi set as n 1 lii i hehajiI r1tL as the Be ts I1S5isr I aAcPtI > < > > > = > < > > > = = = 2fl Onrnaoder Hne F- gtnmrlaad SECOND KACBFtoe set terieo High Hat afor- T1IISD RACBBt Impertinence WaBF- mhta Out le- FUUKTH KACEOae mile ESeDa C H Csory- Seteras J t Jotem CaraaB FIFTH RACEOm and oa 4tr- La TeueaK tl Piaakj liPrineej- Unboden SIXTH JtACKOa sad AteandiBe F- Botnuoa CckJ m r a x aIl BoylE IJ et m HI I 131 LIllIe m 96 i n 11 UI l CIMIIIe u I 1ItdI u w U Rime w Pzye i tztUC Ysnk h Barr p Liot J as ads WkT as Ai2crnlt as as lB I t Ia as- 1es as as Ttmi W itredeer a = = = = EASTEEN TENNIS TOTJENEY ON II C Doyle Wins Ills Match In the First Round of Play Boston Mass July 27 The eighteenth annual singles tournament was begun today under aospidoos weather conditions on the courts of the Longweod Cricket Club at BrookUae Fiftytwo matches were put out of the way in- cluding all In the first rounds aad four in the third Beak C Wright a former national champion had a walk- over In his match with R C Seaver the Maasachuoetta state rtiamplnn Drawings for the Bnetcm dooWe which is scheduled to begin teBMrzow afternoon were made this afternoon H G of Washington beat H L Ewer 62 S 6J in the brat roasd of the rooroiass play sad te the after play second round XW Cabot of Borton was to meet C B Doyle of Lon t DoI n On 4e1Uted Wsdngt S ¬ ¬ BEGATTA COURSE PEEEEGT Officials of Amateur As oclntlon Visit SprlnRfleldS- pringReW Mass July CThat the SarmsneM coarse te the naeef in the country was the unqualified oataton of James FtHdagtaa of New York president of the National AesoeJaUaa of A Oarsmen who with Secretary Prod R Fortmeyer of New York iinrOtrt ar rangementa for the national regatta m this city Aagost 14 aad B That the Yale sad Ilarvarn crtwa sboaU- aavef nhendoaod the Oonaeeticat River eonrte was a sovrca of wander to Mr POkmgtoa- XT list vMt to SarmgneM has apeacd- aiy eyes sad I am wflttag to ventare the pceiMcUon that the Sarlagfleld regatta will be the meet aotaMe la years The coarve is perfect sad the citys railroad and hotel facilitIes of the best Oarsmens President FUktnRton says that the na- tional cfaamalonsbip event wilt be the Mageat race hi stagiM the eoantry has ever sees The participants win be Harry Bennett of this city the national cham- pion Greet of Boston the former cham ides whom Bennett defeated by inches only at PhitedelBbla last year Puiauds Miller of New York and Lou Senates the speedy Canadian who won the Dia mend Sculls at Henley two years ago GABLES HIS PRAISE Roosevelt Congratulates the Olympic Meet Victors ROPES TO SHAKE THEIR HANDS Crand Celebration Planned for Ath- letes Upon Their Return from Abron I Prexident and COY Hughes to alie Part Monster Parade nnd Banquet Will Be Among Features 27 President Booee from his heae at Oyster Bay to- day the ftrftowtac cabtognwi to Jantes B SaMvan to the Otjnn caosnttotetioaa to you and the teasn Wtah I could shake heads TMBOOOBE BOO8SVEU It ta net at an hnprocjahte that the Prartdent will have Ms wish when victors retarn to New York Gee Hashes ha aireadr ssgnkaed Me- en their arrhnat Secretary Loeb praeUeaHr adntiUed that the team woald visit York ftIt for the AJMdcoaa pie is Lons rUt wk IS to take l8rt greet em- uadeII Bay Ne ci July forwarded traszz eoac goass sck the- o y in a Oyster en ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ I I Us return or the President would he en head te uetceme it te New York In aadUlnn te the Preeideat and the goremor hon e u it fa said that there win be scores at presntaeat a sn from the nattoa ta welcome the athletes Arranged net yet bees decided but a weteone down the her a tel parade up- BroadinT a store of receptions sod a great condndtnc banquet are certain to be aasoas its featores It is not yet known Just what date the is known that some of them win re- turn ta the general party Those who are expected to come together are Sheridan Sheppard Hayes Flanagan Porter Irons Bacon HOST GH bert Cook XcOrath Griffla Kelly Hill man Hector Oooghea Eieeie Boo hag Dull Coon CartmeU Forahaw Bil ter Oarrete Taylor HamOtoa Jacobs SsBlthson and Shaw GOOD RAGE CARD AT DETROIT large Crowd Attends Opening Meet of the Grand Circuit Jack Leybutn Wins Freeforall Setting Two Record Copa de Oro Takes Feature Event Detroit iieh J ty 27 7ack Leyburs tike sooesilao of the opening neetteg of the Grand Circuit here today by tanttag twe heats te S S and 2m and winning the fr eferaU chased out alternately by Margaret O lid Oro Both miles set aew records for the State fair Wad The second iaite was the fastest ever United te cocape ttioB OB a Michigan race track The racing was spirited aH day aad a crowd of out saw the reese The mean betting race of the day was the tM pace in which Cepa de Ore a weB piayed second choice toads a show of tag two below S and winning by aa easy margin each time frem MaJ Mallow A large fleW started io this Pro lIme ot the will be has Vtlctors He to be expeete4 It Bee t1 I L ell tNt Start the original favorite tramp 5 all- over Jhec what pesgraasse reairuthg wry SIS Patch bile event sacnMlas Judex owned and driven by James Fartey the faiaotta strike areaker Tbe 525 trot went to Zemalta a Call fomiabred trotter after Brace Girdle had taken the first heat la the 206 pace Keadig the favorite took the first twe beats in stew af- ter which Sunderltn took Browne to the froat never to be beaded ta the remain tog three heats of the race A consider- able Wiling was made by a somber of Easterners IB the pools on this event BrewaeU selling as a cheap outsider an rtl he had woo the third heat The racing lasted till 631 Geers today aaaoimced that Highball 2 i had gene lame and would not be able to race Sweet Marie for the championship on as bad been arranged Tomorrows programme features the facn Chamber of Commerce pacing stake time tP ¬ 3Iarqnettc League Excursion The Marqaette Baseball League will give Its aanua excursion to Marshall Hall today Judging from the large number ef tickets which have been dis- posed of one of the largest crowds of the season win probably take in the trip VVIlllnm J Harvey Dead New York July 27 WnBam J Har vey U S X died suddenly en o heart disease at the home of his sister Mrs F L Chambers 9 St Marks avenue Brooklyn In his thlrty flfth year He was attached to the battle ship and took part in the recent lIe came to Brooklyn to visit his sister oa fartooga a couple of weeks ago He I was unmarried While you think of It yonrl Want Ad to the Washington Herald an bill mIl ba seat j u at1 peat a wora 1 ernie of the dent the Padc Coast satur- day Con- sentient to ¬ Poor Prospects for Champion in Australia BIG CROWDS BUT NO MONEY Fans on the Island Rcfoe o Pay More Than Seventy five Cents for a Seat Bnsllsh Sports Wnnt to Im- prove Their Boxers John L Sulli- van Reaches UnIt Century 3Iarlc When Hock Keyes was in this country a couple of years ago be said that boites dig not pey wH In Australia as prices charged tbere small 7 cents bete highest price asked for the best seats ta the ordinary shows and when more than that was demanded by the dub owners the patrons T the sport kicked and sot saaare by staying away says R K Kata ta the PbitedeipMa- A COtV Key s weald remained ta this coaar7 and ha Inltnaril to send for Ms- Camtty having a wife and a coapte of little but his health was net good he wee her as be had a of- raatartai fever and he decided te return home as sees ac tuintMa News to ismliij reM AuetraMa now whlefa tend t ooadhm what Xeyae saM who he was la this city sad Tonwny- wffl have to take box aver there will be a BrontaHe one It te reaarted has been offered a big sum to ftght tw men ta Kangaroo hind and when Tommy started from England everything looked proartstas for his venture Bat It appears that the pro moten reckoned without the home tal- ent treat the bomelalent as K they were only I I IBURNS MAY LOSE OUT tile were the bays while spell Bura may ibid that ue trip Jte to Borne It is the cwMGM Sn man places to Ones net 1oii ¬ ¬ ¬ excess The star ngfater who comes from abroad wants it all or ac mach as be can set and the ooUeh pro- moter generally appears to be wIMn to lose mosey hteweK ta order to give the vial tor as much as possible But some one evtdently has pot the Aaatranaa heavyweights wise te the fact wad they oosnt to dip ta for a Mule slice that the local men want JW for flghttos the Mr Canadian To pay them as that and pay Borne most prohlbtThre and may poesMy end ta calling the nght off It will not be easy to ace Barns in the rtae by nbneetf and If the borne heavy that If Beras is goIng to get a Wg of St It Is each SUch wlllat be wants silt the price ci baggage seek tbase and now repOrted any maser make ¬ I I weights have nerve anoagn to stick oat for then demand there would be nothing to It but the InflaTe of the white scheme The Anetcaltan sporting anhHe will prob- ably approve of the stand taHea by the home boxers ns they are a peculiar and loyal people May Queer Fighters Plans What may have looked like an easy proposition to Joe Gen Battling Nelson and the men who are handling their bust ness interests any not ran out as well as- K whoa their recent fight which took place on July 4 was arranged There ta now good reason te think that the manager of Nelson hoodwinked Gaas Into agreeing to flght his man and of the arrangement was that another bat tie was to foflow win or lose Gone lest and then ojatokly followed the proposition for another light It cuBe from GaRS and was readily granted by the Xelsen Tex Rtekard the Nevada promoter thought wen enough of the match to of- fer a parse of MMO for a tight to take place In the gold regions en Labor Day next Now a bitch has arisen which has killed the whole affair Richard has been yaabie to get a redaced rate from the railroad easpaaies which run from Call leraia and he fears that unJes cheap rate prevstted he woaid have to depend on the men ta the mtatag camps for his attendance This be is afraid would sot be terse enough to make the affair a financial socceae At this distance It is bard te under- stand how enough people could be inter- ested ta seeing a man who has just been defeated In a contest that was not inter eating or exciting and pay money In big slices te see the seine men brought back Into the ring to fight again at sUCh short notice Perhaps It to the fear that the fight might not prove as attractive to the sporting fraternity as It appeared to him self that may have made Rickard hesi- tate about pulling off the contest unless he had a chance to draw his audience from a more widespread territory than that of his immediate vicinity It is just possible that Gene and Nelson may have to the next time In California and on percentage when the chances are that they would not draw anything near to the of M0M which the Gotdfieid promoter was offering Want Better Boxers There te every reason to think that a revival of Interest IB boxing may soon take place la England There are a num- ber of wealthy sporting men over there who are not at all pleased with the box tag situation They do not at all like the idea of having strangers especially Amer- icans go amend with a chip on their shoulders casting defiance at the English fighters for your reel English sporting men Is proud ef the ring history of old England promised side a ght purse apart ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Just bow they are going to bring about a remedy of the present state of affairs Is not clear at present but some method- is sure to be discovered and the best one would be to offer sufficient Inducements aad encouragement fer the young men who are taking up other branches of sport to devote some of their time to tho manly art Some of the officers high up in both the English army and In Edwards navy are reported te be taking quite an Inter- est In boxing and they are encouraging their men to devote alt the time possible- to the practice of this form of exercise They have been offering suitable rewards for competitions among the various companies and and this is sure to bring about great revival of Interest in the sport Xow It the same method is pursued on land there Is no reason to doubt that many good Wg men will be found who will become proficient In boxing It was through this means that Charley Mitchell was discovered In England and Peter Maher came out of obscurity In the little Green Isle Billy Madden when he went to England with John L Sullivan inaugurated a series of boxing tourna- ments in the various cities and towns In which they appeared Ha offered good cash prizes for boxing bouts between men and It was through one o these affairs that ajltenell first came to notice and the fact that be won out against the best men over there caused him to earn laternatlosaJ notorUty Peter 5Iabtr was King crews a JOUD lo- cal ¬ ¬ also a tournament winner in Ireland and through that won af work ftneJly came te this country Sullivans Half Century John U Sullivan to reaching his fiftieth birthday and tile old war horse has been keeping the frost seat en the so steadily that he bee shows him- self to be as hanest ta Me endeavor to foHow the straight path as be was te tel towtag the career of a pugilist Sullivans manager has struck a novel idea to boest Jean end at the same time make a lot ef money for the combination He intend ta the fall te a series of anniversary eshlMtione or enter- tainments for Sullivan which will all the large dUes and towns of the United States Suck a tear weuld be a great one from a money standpoint but It would atoe be a good one to revive in terest ta boning te many places where It Is now dormant SaUlhraa has bees traveling with vari- ous theatrical companies fer a somber that he lost the championship to James J Corbett at New Orleans But there are hundreds of places throughout the coun- try where be has never boon seen and whore he weuld prove a great curiosity as a theatrical attraction Outside of hte boxing exUetttons in which be shows considerable of his old time visor Sullivan te ateo a fairly good and can entertain the usual vaudeville audience with a batch of Irish which have been written up for Mm by solos newspaper men With these stories and a good husky fellow to net as a foil Sullivan can taur from on end of the country to the ether cetebrattag his fiftieth anniversary in a manner which will not only bring him sag his manager a tot of but water 1M rate or yearsla joel from the time tnoooloelt stone cI incidents of his ring STeer to MIa is Ids boxing set was em- brace almoet ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to deliver tat lively harangues en boxing and temperance the two subjects he loves te talk shout whenever be can get aa ap prectatlve audience SuiHvaa has a wonderful memory for faces aad mean aapearaace flrnrty ADd ta Ids mtad of the things which make Mm popular with the sporting men be mt ta en Ms travels He nails the place where he was introduced to them will a give the cannes sad It be once gets a he forget It this always asia for u ue next time be excamp a some some an is one BRIGHTON MEET A SUCCESS Race Track JlaMag Money Despite the New Law Figured that Course by the Sea AVI 11 Clear K5OOO Scene Shifts to Saratoga Thursday track ends Wednesday On that day the meeting at the Brighton Beach course I July tiJtoeIrtg at the local New York < District Attorney JMerwHt have a three weeks respite frasa Ute afiairs of the turf while the thoroagtibieda gallop for While the track by the sea has not bees a uncreas Irma a racing standpoint ft JaM bees a sours af MeAt to its A TTagmisii Its I triumph was due to Its policy to retrench j in the matter of added money With expenses les than a day of this sum the treasurer found many dollars te the associations credit after an bills were paid The financial success at the Brighton track te accounted tor ta a large part by the popularity of Its president Christo- pher J Fitzgerald It was through Isle efforts that a meeting was held this year At one time the finances of the aeeoctation did not permit heavy drain on tta resources such as the KM worth of stakes woald have entaIled and fOC that reason there was talk of declar- ing the meeting off But Fitzgerald came to the rescue and by earnest appHcaSon to the nominators to the Iliad restores te received from them permission to de- clare off the events Front aa authentic source It is learned that If the same rate of daily attendance is maintained to the end as prevailed n to Saturday the net profits for the meet tog win amount to That the racing was not success was due to the desertion of the track by alt the big stables James R Keene Harry Payne Whitney August Belmont Francis Hitchcock John E Madden and R T VVlleon Jr sent their best horses to Saratoga Madden gave the association reason to believe that be would support it liberally with entries by writing them a note hi which he stated that he had fortythree head of horses in training and was willing to race them toe purses tow as and et u sport of called U sport of Asaat glory nod gold tit Sarata Owner W aurclai SI388 and with the receipt is excess a A 2IIIt terminates poises bingonow larpoly a ¬ ¬ That sounded real sportsmanlike but when it came to a demonstration Mad den Joined the restaadwatercare of millionaire turfmen at Saratoga and left three horses to take part In the struggles for the Brighton Sweepstakes Edward Joe Madden and Chaperon In the matter ef dodging Brighton the Whitney and Keene horses were even more exclusive than the Madden thor- oughbreds The Wall street magnate started a maiden Chaplet several times but the Whitney string went to Saratoga without trying for a dollar ef the associa- tions money Had Frank GUI and Big Chief not dashed twice during the meeting for two tl500 handicaps the racing would have recorded In the annals of the turf as being totally devoid of highclass sport These bprses saved the meeting from mediocrity Without them it would have been merely a succession of races between selling platers Those horses re deemed the sport and furnished the only spark of zest to it been bri- gade ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ EEECTEOCTITED IN BATH TUB Lieut Odrralt of 9th Infantry Met Death in Peculiar Way Manila July ST IJeat Oswalt of the Twentyatath Infantry met death hue today accidentally by electrocution The officer was in A bath tub and In endeav- oring to arrange the lighting current to take an electric bath In some way he came in contact WIth the wires receiving the full charge which proved Instantly fatal Lieut Oswalt was a native of Alabama twentynine years and a graduate of West Point Great Canadian t Tract the Quebec CSnasMe News comes from Ottawa te the effect that a large timber raft Is now on Its way down to Quebec having arrived at the capital from Oeschenes on Saturday afternoon The raft was built on the Coulogne River The raft method of transportation is fast becoming obsolete and it is thought that this nay be the last raft that will be seen The raft Is manned by eighty men with Xoe VaHquette as bead pilot To get through the rapids it has been divided Into separate cribs the cribs going down The value of the raft which comprises about 159000 feet la estl at from JSflCW to JlOftOO old Lest mEd ¬ DIE IN AUTO CRASH Man and Girl Killed When Trainf flits Machine TWO OTHERS ARE INJUEED Dead Driver of Big Touring Car Thrown Through Branches of Tree by Force of Colllnlon 5II Leigh Townsend Dies on War to Hospital Train Iford as nn Ambulance JCrw York July ST A Mg inuring ants with a pleasure party of young persons was struck bjr a T sjg Island Railroad express train at a cross- Ing near Crt station tate thin after aeon- Mies Leigh TewAsewt tvF4totjrfoar years oM baa rented a cottage at SeactMT ff the summer and Arthur Smith twenty yean old a W ill teras College student ar dead The owner of the car Lloyd Robinson Jr Is In the XII Hospital MineoU with several ribs brakaa and internal Injuries which may prove serioas and Miss Beatrice of CoL JObS G Eddy the Forty venth Rest Ctent National of State of New York of Brooklyn to to tile same noe- pttal bad cats about tire face btuUca over moat of the feody sad paceiMy other injuries It Is thought however that her injuries are not series Smith was driving tbe car it hen the accMent occurred Miss Townsend was mobile family Eddy of Guard with for who daughter thrown seventyfive feet into the ditch at the of the railroad embankment Thrown Through Tree The force of the eoM oa catapulted and his severest inlwtes were received by contact a heavy flash Mine Eddy who with yeses KoWacoa bad been thrown a lees distance kite the was the Srst to her feet and the first to reach the other The train went on for nearly threequarters of a mile before It was stopped nod waa backed ap to the scene of the accident Passengers piled oK whoa they learned the trouble and tried to give the Injured first aid As far as known there were o physicians aboard A local train Just behind the express transferred tta passengers to the latter and was hnarotstd as aa ambulance train to take tot Injured back to Xineola where ambulances met It and carried them to Xaeeaa IIoeaitaL M M Town gad died on the way to the heepHaL Sorith died an or so later SHAKEUP FOR BROOKLYN Police Force to Be Changed as Ue of Murder Case New York June ST A a remit of al- leged police Inactivity when they found Barbara side SMIth the of a IRe with the I boar t Reins lied the lrviDc Park through branches ditch suit In > ¬ abettor boaee WBaamsbarg and the dis- covery that Policeman David SbaUard was with the girt when she received her the Brooklyn of the ponce depart- ment has experienced Is expected to tajce place before Police Commissioner Ring ham goes away Ms vacation The himself let drop the tee and sajd be had learned that the police were contrfbattogr to a fund for SheUaVds defense Gen Bteghaav while eaations in his j statements asked for any information regarding the action or lock of action by the ponce on the day the death was when eleven men of the Ham burg avenue station in civilian clothing sat around the park keeping out all newspaper men One of these men was SbeOard who bad bees ordered Into citizens garb be was the Bret was to respond to Policeman Kohlers rap for assistance after Kobler discovered the body BUYING 9000000 ACRES Excitement llcltrns in JfcTTlyopcnctl I Oklahoma Reservation I WOBDd UM eIJt which wing all blot today when he Mec1IlJutd Ute mat I dis- covered death shakeup en Satur- day be- cause ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Maseegee July 7 Kxeiteanent reigns svrapreme in Eastern Oklahoma today Negroes and Indian aHatters of aloe odttioa acres of Indian toads which salable at nsMoignt when the restrictioas was removed are befog royally entertained by persons eager te buy their property Thousands of doiters are changing hands In many cease are being taken on lands not abeady bought WOMEN OF PARAGUAY Patient and Good Xatnred Dress In Old be- came nt slid lessee White and Go Barefooted Free the Tteaecript Paraguay is rich local color The pic- taresone character of the aative popula- tion with their quaint Indian features and habits of everyday Hfe are interest- ing to anybody toad ef observing strange phases o human life By nature these people are patient nod gentle seldom complaining chattering and laughing from sunrise to sunset and taking email thought of what the morrow may in store for them It is hard to imagine bow Lopez could have drilled them into Sghtlng material of strength enough to keep in check the combined forces of Argentina Brazil and Uruguay for five long weary years and it speaks volumes for the indomitable of the man that be was aWe to sus lain his position for so protracted a time Clothing Is very much of a superfluity- in Paraguay The attire of the women is a cotton chemise with a long soeetnke shawl or manta passed over the head and around the body in Moorish fashion The dess of the men te eaaally simple consisting only of cotton shirt and Both sexes are guiltless of foot covering At times an almost uncanny feeHng rises when a group of those white robed darkhaired maidens pass suddenly with the silent tread of unshod feet Of a morning in the market places the women folk Sock to sell their wares carrying on their heads the baskets con- taining the few cents worth of native produce they have been able to gather together for disposal in the towns The sort Guaraai language the common tongae of the Paraguayans further charm te the scene Sorrows of the Critic From the Liverpool Fust The sorrows of the modern critic are heavy he must not only defer to tile tastes of the manyheaded mob Mat he mast talk to them in their own Jargon lest they should misunderstand him One would almost accept the privations of Grub street to have in return a sash educated audience to whom one could talk as one talks with ones ewn familiar friend an audience capable of simple propositions Our Tote In Music rem the TIe Xeac Wilt Snobbishness is on the wane We flat hundreds of classical dilettanti and levers predating the light music of Strauss I That Is quite human and reasonable In have en- ergy trou- sers of Wagner who are not ashamed of ap Boa adds under- standing ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SUMMER RESORTS hEW TOIIK Long Island ibIs ttitrd MAN HOUSE Shelter Island L I A EATEN FOB ACTOJ1OBILIST3 Opens June 25 Under New Management J HULL DAVIDSON OOee 3 Sake Stuart Ne Xcck dtji- Cettajt leased with arnica ad TTT V FROM JUNE x- BaetiBC agtzt wfil call aajwfcen aBate Greater Sew Yctt HOTEL 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THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY JULY 28 LfrOSt 9
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I All the News the World of Sports Ir inARASEE IS YICTOR
Samuel Emerys Entry at 8
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HAS SPEED ALL THE WAY
rnte Oceanian Winn by a Lengthfrom Bouquet Who Had Been inClose Quarters Threequarters ofa Mile Comedienne Wins Third
Uliick Oak Shaken oa on Two Sepa
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New Tork JulyArasee S to S was victorious ta thehandicap for threeyear aide run atBrighton Beach this aftpresence of spectators
Sweet bad the mount and toot Araeee
shook oft Black Oak on two separateoccasions la the run up the back stretchand then as he rounded the tarn
he drew away After that Bouquetwho had ssec in close quarter tee threequarters o a mile came with a rashunder the whipleft to win bundll by a Issqth XrosnBouquet
Comedienne made an the nanafatr hi thethird while Ntawje won the steeplechnc-Navajo pulled op kune that Piayim hadto dismount sad lead him Bairns hade to
scalesHnmecrest won the tint race
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II C Doyle Wins Ills Match In theFirst Round of Play
Boston Mass July 27 The eighteenthannual singles tournament wasbegun today under aospidoos weatherconditions on the courts of the LongweodCricket Club at BrookUae Fiftytwomatches were put out of the way in-cluding all In the first rounds aadfour in the third Beak C Wright aformer national champion had a walk-over In his match with R C Seaverthe Maasachuoetta state rtiamplnn
Drawings for the Bnetcm dooWewhich is scheduled to begin teBMrzowafternoon were made this afternoon HG of Washington beat H LEwer 62 S 6J in the brat roasdof the rooroiass play sad te the afterplay second round X W Cabot ofBorton was to meet C B Doyle of
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Officials of Amateur Asoclntlon Visit SprlnRfleldS-
pringReW Mass July CThat theSarmsneM coarse te the naeef in thecountry was the unqualified oataton ofJames FtHdagtaa of New York presidentof the National AesoeJaUaa of AOarsmen who with Secretary Prod RFortmeyer of New York iinrOtrt arrangementa for the national regatta mthis city Aagost 14 aad BThat the Yale sad Ilarvarn crtwa sboaU-
aavef nhendoaod the Oonaeeticat Rivereonrte was a sovrca of wander to MrPOkmgtoa-
XT list vMt to SarmgneM has apeacd-aiy eyes sad I am wflttag to ventare thepceiMcUon that the Sarlagfleld regattawill be the meet aotaMe la years Thecoarve is perfect sad the citys railroadand hotel facilitIes of the best
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GABLES HIS PRAISE
Roosevelt Congratulates theOlympic Meet Victors
ROPES TO SHAKE THEIR HANDS
Crand Celebration Planned for Ath-letes Upon Their Return fromAbron I Prexident and COY Hughesto alie Part Monster Parade nndBanquet Will Be Among Features
27 President Booeefrom his heae at Oyster Bay to-
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In aadUlnn te the Preeideat and thegoremor hon e u it fa said that therewin be scores at presntaeat a sn from
the nattoa ta welcome the athletesArranged
net yet bees decided but a weteonedown the her a tel parade up-BroadinT a store of receptions sod agreat condndtnc banquet are certain tobe aasoas its featores
It is not yet known Just what date the
is known that some of them win re-turn ta the general party Those who areexpected to come together areSheridan Sheppard Hayes Flanagan
Porter Irons Bacon HOST GHbert Cook XcOrath Griffla Kelly Hillman Hector Oooghea Eieeie Boohag Dull Coon CartmeU Forahaw Bilter Oarrete Taylor HamOtoa JacobsSsBlthson and Shaw
GOOD RAGE CARD AT DETROIT
large Crowd Attends Opening Meetof the Grand Circuit
Jack Leybutn Wins FreeforallSetting Two Record Copa de
Oro Takes Feature Event
Detroit iieh J ty 27 7ack Leyburstike sooesilao of the opening
neetteg of the Grand Circuit here todayby tanttag twe heats te S S and 2mand winning the fr eferaU chasedout alternately by Margaret O lid OroBoth miles set aew records for the Statefair Wad The second iaite was thefastest ever United te cocape ttioB OB aMichigan race track
The racing was spirited aH day aad acrowd of out saw the reese Themean betting race of the day was thetM pace in which Cepa de Ore a weBpiayed second choice toads a show of
tag two below S and winning byaa easy margin each time frem MaJMallow A large fleW started io this
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fomiabred trotter after Brace Girdlehad taken the first heat
la the 206 pace Keadig the favoritetook the first twe beats in stew af-ter which Sunderltn took Browne to thefroat never to be beaded ta the remaintog three heats of the race A consider-able Wiling was made by a somber ofEasterners IB the pools on this eventBrewaeU selling as a cheap outsider anrtl he had woo the third heat
The racing lasted till 631 Geers todayaaaoimced that Highball 2 i had genelame and would not be able to raceSweet Marie for the championship on
as bad been arrangedTomorrows programme features the
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give Its aanua excursion to MarshallHall today Judging from the largenumber ef tickets which have been dis-posed of one of the largest crowds of theseason win probably take in the trip
VVIlllnm J Harvey DeadNew York July 27 WnBam J Har
vey U S X died suddenly eno heart disease at the home of
his sister Mrs F L Chambers 9 StMarks avenue Brooklyn In his thlrtyflfth year
He was attached to the battle shipand took part in the recent
lIe came to Brooklyn to visit his sisteroa fartooga a couple of weeks ago He I
was unmarried
While you think of It yonrlWant Ad to the Washington Herald anbill mIl ba seat j u at1 peat a wora 1
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BIG CROWDS BUT NO MONEY
Fans on the Island Rcfoe o PayMore Than Seventy five Cents fora Seat Bnsllsh Sports Wnnt to Im-prove Their Boxers John L Sulli-van Reaches UnIt Century 3Iarlc
When Hock Keyes was in this countrya couple of years ago be said that boitesdig not pey wH In Australia asprices charged tbere small 7 centsbete highest price asked for the bestseats ta the ordinary shows and whenmore than that was demanded by thedub owners the patrons T the sportkicked and sot saaare by staying awaysays R K Kata ta the PbitedeipMa-A COtV
Key s weald remained ta thiscoaar7 and ha Inltnaril to send for Ms-Camtty having a wife and a coapte oflittle but his health was net good
he wee her as be had a of-
raatartai fever and he decided te returnhome as sees ac tuintMa
News to ismliij reM AuetraMa nowwhlefa tend t ooadhm what Xeyae saMwho he was la this city sad Tonwny-
wffl have to take box aver there willbe a BrontaHe one
It te reaarted has been offereda big sum to ftght tw men ta Kangaroohind and when Tommy started fromEngland everything looked proartstas forhis venture Bat It appears that the promoten reckoned without the home tal-enttreat the bomelalent as K they were only I
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But some one evtdently has pot theAaatranaa heavyweights wise te the fact
wad they oosnt to dip ta for a Mule slice
that the local men want JW forflghttos the Mr Canadian To pay them
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May Queer Fighters PlansWhat may have looked like an easy
proposition to Joe Gen Battling Nelsonand the men who are handling their bustness interests any not ran out as well as-K whoa their recent fightwhich took place on July 4 was arranged
There ta now good reason te think thatthe manager of Nelson hoodwinked GaasInto agreeing to flght his man andof the arrangement was that another battie was to foflow win or lose Gone lestand then ojatokly followed the propositionfor another light It cuBe from GaRS andwas readily granted by the XelsenTex Rtekard the Nevada promoterthought wen enough of the match to of-
fer a parse of MMO for a tight to takeplace In the gold regions en Labor Daynext
Now a bitch has arisen which haskilled the whole affair Richard has beenyaabie to get a redaced rate from therailroad easpaaies which run from Callleraia and he fears that unJes cheaprate prevstted he woaid have to dependon the men ta the mtatag camps for hisattendance This be is afraid would sotbe terse enough to make the affair afinancial socceae
At this distance It is bard te under-stand how enough people could be inter-ested ta seeing a man who has just beendefeated In a contest that was not intereating or exciting and pay money In bigslices te see the seine men brought backInto the ring to fight again at sUCh shortnotice Perhaps It to the fear that thefight might not prove as attractive to thesporting fraternity as It appeared to himself that may have made Rickard hesi-tate about pulling off the contest unlesshe had a chance to draw his audiencefrom a more widespread territory thanthat of his immediate vicinity It is justpossible that Gene and Nelson may haveto the next time In California andon percentage when the chances are thatthey would not draw anything near tothe of M0M which the Gotdfieidpromoter was offering
Want Better BoxersThere te every reason to think that a
revival of Interest IB boxing may soontake place la England There are a num-ber of wealthy sporting men over therewho are not at all pleased with the boxtag situation They do not at all like theidea of having strangers especially Amer-icans go amend with a chip on theirshoulders casting defiance at the Englishfighters for your reel English sportingmen Is proud ef the ring history of oldEngland
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Some of the officers high up in both theEnglish army and In Edwards navyare reported te be taking quite an Inter-est In boxing and they are encouragingtheir men to devote alt the time possible-to the practice of this form of exerciseThey have been offering suitable rewardsfor competitions among the variouscompanies and and this is sure tobring about great revival of Interest inthe sport Xow It the same method ispursued on land there Is no reason todoubt that many good Wg men willbe found who will become proficient InboxingIt was through this means that Charley
Mitchell was discovered In England andPeter Maher came out of obscurity In thelittle Green Isle Billy Madden when hewent to England with John L Sullivaninaugurated a series of boxing tourna-ments in the various cities and towns Inwhich they appeared Ha offered goodcash prizes for boxing bouts between
men and It was through one o theseaffairs that ajltenell first came to noticeand the fact that be won out against thebest men over there caused him to earnlaternatlosaJ notorUty Peter 5Iabtr was
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Sullivans Half CenturyJohn U Sullivan to reaching his fiftieth
birthday and tile old war horse has beenkeeping the frost seat en the
so steadily that he bee shows him-self to be as hanest ta Me endeavor tofoHow the straight path as be was te teltowtag the career of a pugilist Sullivansmanager has struck a novel idea to boestJean end at the same time make a lot efmoney for the combination
He intend ta the fall te aseries of anniversary eshlMtione or enter-tainments for Sullivan which will
all the large dUes and towns of theUnited States Suck a tear weuld be agreat one from a money standpoint butIt would atoe be a good one to revive interest ta boning te many places where ItIs now dormant
SaUlhraa has bees traveling with vari-ous theatrical companies fer a somber
that he lost the championship to JamesJ Corbett at New Orleans But there arehundreds of places throughout the coun-try where be has never boon seen andwhore he weuld prove a great curiosityas a theatrical attraction
Outside of hte boxing exUetttons inwhich be shows considerable of his oldtime visor Sullivan te ateo a fairly good
and can entertain the usualvaudeville audience with a batch of Irish
which have been written up for Mm bysolos newspaper men With these storiesand a good husky fellow to net as a foil
Sullivan cantaur from on end of the country to theether cetebrattag his fiftieth anniversaryin a manner which will not only bringhim sag his manager a tot of but
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SuiHvaa has a wonderful memory forfaces aadmean aapearaace flrnrty ADd ta Ids mtad
of thethings which make Mm popular with thesporting men be mt ta en Ms travels He
nails the place where he was introducedto them
will a give the cannes
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BRIGHTON MEET A SUCCESS
Race Track JlaMag Money Despitethe New Law
Figured that Course by the Sea AVI 11
Clear K5OOO Scene Shifts toSaratoga Thursday
track ends Wednesday On that day themeeting at the Brighton Beach course I
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While the track by the sea has notbees a uncreas Irma a racing standpointft JaM bees a sours af MeAt to its
A TTagmisii ItsI triumph was due to Its policy to retrenchj in the matter of added money
With expenses les than a day
of this sum the treasurer found manydollars te the associations credit afteran bills were paid
The financial success at the Brightontrack te accounted tor ta a large part bythe popularity of Its president Christo-pher J Fitzgerald It was through Isleefforts that a meeting was held thisyear At one time the finances of theaeeoctation did not permit heavy drainon tta resources such as the KMworth of stakes woald have entaIled andfOC that reason there was talk of declar-ing the meeting off But Fitzgerald cameto the rescue and by earnest appHcaSonto the nominators to the Iliad restoreste received from them permission to de-clare off the events
Front aa authentic source It is learnedthat If the same rate of daily attendanceis maintained to the end as prevailed nto Saturday the net profits for the meettog win amount to
That the racing was not success wasdue to the desertion of the track by altthe big stables James R Keene HarryPayne Whitney August Belmont FrancisHitchcock John E Madden and R TVVlleon Jr sent their best horses toSaratoga Madden gave the associationreason to believe that be would supportit liberally with entries by writing thema note hi which he stated that he hadfortythree head of horses in trainingand was willing to race them toe purses
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of millionaire turfmen at Saratogaand left three horses to take part In thestruggles for the Brighton SweepstakesEdward Joe Madden and Chaperon
In the matter ef dodging Brighton theWhitney and Keene horses were evenmore exclusive than the Madden thor-oughbreds The Wall street magnatestarted a maiden Chaplet several timesbut the Whitney string went to Saratogawithout trying for a dollar ef the associa-tions money
Had Frank GUI and Big Chief notdashed twice during the meeting for twotl500 handicaps the racing would have
recorded In the annals of the turfas being totally devoid of highclasssport These bprses saved the meetingfrom mediocrity Without them it wouldhave been merely a succession of racesbetween selling platers Those horses redeemed the sport and furnished the onlyspark of zest to it
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Lieut Odrralt of 9th Infantry MetDeath in Peculiar Way
Manila July ST IJeat Oswalt of theTwentyatath Infantry met death huetoday accidentally by electrocution Theofficer was in A bath tub and In endeav-oring to arrange the lighting current totake an electric bath In some way hecame in contact WIth the wires receivingthe full charge which proved Instantlyfatal
Lieut Oswalt was a native of Alabamatwentynine years and a graduate ofWest Point
Great Canadian tTract the Quebec CSnasMe
News comes from Ottawa te the effectthat a large timber raft Is now on Itsway down to Quebec having arrived atthe capital from Oeschenes on Saturdayafternoon The raft was built on theCoulogne River The raft method oftransportation is fast becoming obsoleteand it is thought that this nay be thelast raft that will be seen
The raft Is manned by eighty men withXoe VaHquette as bead pilot To getthrough the rapids it has been dividedInto separate cribs the cribs going down
The value of the raftwhich comprises about 159000 feet la estl
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Man and Girl Killed WhenTrainfflits Machine
TWO OTHERS ARE INJUEED
Dead Driver of Big Touring CarThrown Through Branches of Treeby Force of Colllnlon 5II LeighTownsend Dies on War to HospitalTrain Iford as nn Ambulance
JCrw York July ST A Mg inuring antswith a pleasure party of
young persons was struck bjr a T sjgIsland Railroad express train at a cross-Ing near Crt station tate thin afteraeon-
Mies Leigh TewAsewt tvF4totjrfoaryears oM baa rented acottage at SeactMT ff the summer andArthur Smith twenty yean old a W illteras College student ar dead
The owner of the car Lloyd RobinsonJr Is In the XII Hospital MineoUwith several ribs brakaa and internalInjuries which may prove serioas andMiss Beatrice of CoLJObS G Eddy the Forty venth RestCtent National of State of NewYork of Brooklyn to to tile same noe-pttal bad cats about tire face btuUcaover moat of the feody sad paceiMy otherinjuries It Is thought however thather injuries are not series
Smith was driving tbe car ithen theaccMent occurred Miss Townsend was
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Eddyof
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thrown seventyfive feet into the ditchat the of the railroad embankment
Thrown Through TreeThe force of the eoM oa catapulted
and his severest inlwtes were receivedby contact a heavy flash Mine Eddywho with yeses KoWacoa bad beenthrown a lees distance kite thewas the Srst to her feet and the first toreach the other The train went on fornearly threequarters of a mile beforeIt was stopped nod waa backed ap to thescene of the accident Passengers piledoK whoa they learned the trouble andtried to give the Injured first aid As faras known there were o physiciansaboard
A local train Just behind the expresstransferred tta passengers to the latterand was hnarotstd as aa ambulancetrain to take tot Injured back to Xineolawhere ambulances met It and carried themto Xaeeaa IIoeaitaL
M M Town gad died on the way to theheepHaL Sorith died an or so later
SHAKEUP FOR BROOKLYN
Police Force to Be Changed as Ueof Murder Case
New York June ST A a remit of al-leged police Inactivity when they foundBarbara
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the Brooklyn of the ponce depart-ment has experienced Is expected to tajceplace before Police Commissioner Ringham goes away Ms vacation
The himself let drop the
tee and sajd be had learned that thepolice were contrfbattogr to a fund forSheUaVds defense
Gen Bteghaav while eaations in his j
statements asked for any informationregarding the action or lock of action bythe ponce on the day the death was
when eleven men of the Hamburg avenue station in civilian clothingsat around the park keeping out allnewspaper men
One of these men was SbeOard whobad bees ordered Into citizens garb
be was the Bret was to respond toPoliceman Kohlers rap for assistanceafter Kobler discovered the body
BUYING 9000000 ACRES
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Negroes and Indian aHatters of aloeodttioa acres of Indian toads which
salable at nsMoignt when therestrictioas was removed
are befog royally entertained by personseager te buy their property
Thousands of doiters are changinghands In many cease arebeing taken on lands not abeady bought
WOMEN OF PARAGUAY
Patient and Good Xatnred Dress In
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White and Go BarefootedFree the Tteaecript
Paraguay is rich local color The pic-taresone character of the aative popula-tion with their quaint Indian featuresand habits of everyday Hfe are interest-ing to anybody toad ef observing strangephases o human life By nature thesepeople are patient nod gentle seldomcomplaining chattering and laughing fromsunrise to sunset and taking email thoughtof what the morrow may in storefor them
It is hard to imagine bow Lopez couldhave drilled them into Sghtlng materialof strength enough to keep in check thecombined forces of Argentina Brazil andUruguay for five long weary years andit speaks volumes for the indomitable
of the man that be was aWe to suslain his position for so protracted a time
Clothing Is very much of a superfluity-in Paraguay The attire of the women isa cotton chemise with a long soeetnkeshawl or manta passed over the headand around the body in Moorish fashionThe dess of the men te eaaally simpleconsisting only of cotton shirt and
Both sexes are guiltless of footcovering At times an almost uncannyfeeHng rises when a group of those whiterobed darkhaired maidens pass suddenlywith the silent tread of unshod feet
Of a morning in the market places thewomen folk Sock to sell their warescarrying on their heads the baskets con-taining the few cents worth of nativeproduce they have been able to gathertogether for disposal in the towns Thesort Guaraai language the common tongaeof the Paraguayans further charmte the scene
Sorrows of the CriticFrom the Liverpool Fust
The sorrows of the modern critic areheavy he must not only defer to tiletastes of the manyheaded mob Mat hemast talk to them in their own Jargonlest they should misunderstand him Onewould almost accept the privations ofGrub street to have in return a sasheducated audience to whom one couldtalk as one talks with ones ewn familiarfriend an audience capable of
simple propositions
Our Tote In Musicrem the TIe Xeac Wilt
Snobbishness is on the wane We flathundreds of classical dilettanti and levers
predating the light music of Strauss I
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